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pening range and close today and closing bids the

Market closed steady ar points decline compared
with yesterdays closing prices Transferr!he notl'eS
IS5 Total sales 2l4 300 bales. ewlork net receipts,
EO bales: gross 29G1 bales. Exports: Forwarded 40
bales: sales bales; spnners 100 bales; stock l4 I'D
bales receipts to-day. Gf'2' bales; mus lar
week ai6 bales Exports to-day: Great Bi'an
26l7 bales. Continent. 62Is bales. Thus far TINS wee%:
Great bales France. 1ls51 bales 'ont-
nen; bales; stock 93G i'4 bales. New-lork spot
consumption bales contract, 100 bales. total 10
bales spot steady; middlng upaUds. g; M dnE
gulf 6tc which unchanged compared with YESTERDAY.
Liverpool cahleSpct cotton good demand sales. l2N"
bales; speculation and export LOO bales; Ninercal.
1GVD bales: receipts. l2W bales; American. l-'Np
bales: mdding upands. ) 81. Futures opened steady
BUYERS advance: closed steady March,
eO7Iss: MarchApril. BORIS AprilMay 3Ns May-J me
2O9b: IuneIuy. 8i0Q3l1: JuyAucust, 3l12b; August
September. 3l3v: Septemher-octohe 3lis october NO
Venher 2b November December, BIS. December
January. 31sb. chester-Yarns. quiet and steady
cloths. quiet
COFFEE-The early market showed an easier tone.
light. For March the FIRST
10 points decline quotations. with actual sales c'n-
fined months The foreign news was f~aiGTeless.
Havre quotations well maintained were RIO ana
santos Havre steady. March 800 francs. April ~ 80;
MAY a. Jun. 81 -. Hamburg steady March no pigs;
April - MAY. 20 -. june. 20 RIO market weak: NJ
quoted lGGO' reis exchange. "Nlt i"is receipts.
haes stock i23Oop bags cleared fr United states.
5000 bags. Santos market. nominal quoiaiirns, tone
quiet receipts bags. stock. 2ll0p bags Cleared
from steamship Capua. with ZOO hays ana from
santos steamship Bela. with 1900 bags. and ''lelee
bags Contracts clS steady ~ TO 20 points
decline. Sales liOoO bags follow:
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THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT

NeN-York March f3. 1880
COTvTON-The cotton market was ar'Ne anu HI'5
TO-DAY The FIRST Of the market carried prices 80
slol, car points. the opening sales irhg III ~ -
Then rally of t0H points Z" "','.''.
,,inte subsequent The W"'thhesH AZ
s.art vas duo To the Liverpool news. then came
~ huving orl-gs on 'vem"nt in Liver i''l 49,
which lie forc Il the market fcNerlsn ana '' i
ment Of prices very quick rather light olaeiS ~
Nh afternoon excess OF s'lIiis
the market fell of about the lowest hgui's o lhe
with business somewhat restricted. III" ci Sc We
at 30G points decline. Total sales were -l'.''' 'i'
Tho FAC, mat liverpool did not show a. inuch auN
as anttcuatrd started liberal Offering of cotton az e
0Derirr hu, the subsequent recovery there ac'I' c
The labor troubles at N"w-OfleafS CduN'l S'i'
,in.o sness early as II feared there might ne an a.
ci,uulaon of stocks that point On me oter l@h.,
a,lvarc, in prices caused som, NoNtI'lh
t,u spot h1IilltS anu Dl4'.l..t'
Of cash property reported small I,r tr n' Inn,
weekly showed receipts OF '"'"Vp pies, "'
shirncrts Of IL bales There We're several cphsdep
eizei blocks az marketed during the mihne anu
his cotton was by outside parties. ms renewal
~ interest considered very enrour"shS '.Ie ai
likely to have stimulating effect II continued o-tdy
roccirtS ports estimated az -iN' udl'S anu
bales. against 10 is hal"S a>l NN'
AMI l64 bales The early reports maze me
Galveston receipts 3130 bales against 26+ baes laS'
bales last year Receipts AZ houston 'o-oa
YER $50 bales compared with 3d. bales last week ana
25s bales last year. Al Memphis loo bales asnlnt
- bales las; week i6l bales las, wear The esil
mated receipts New orleans for tonordo% We're 2"V
bales against AN bales last week. ana @o0 bales last
year , ,..,u. "a. ,ho
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Liverpool March r. $40 p m-itec Ezra i zee ing a
mess strong at Cos ID. prime meas s'r,' .q a. d.
medium, lu at 91 Hams short cut appou, ~ ~ ~
T.: ~ t-n NJ ass Racou-C Cumberland cut ABOUT - ~
20 H. frm AT 3s 81 short rib about - 10 I'm, ~ ~
Inng ,oar mddcs about - IL. firm al US "' '. n
eiort c"ar midiles about - N. firm q" Us n
about II 10 II. firm A. rs cheese w o n, ,,,s
,,,a Arm at American nnest 'p"rr'' M -
.raiIv Prime CITY nominal. C0tions"ed OIL Liver
,o refined dun a. 7s 3D. spirits ~ urp"nune p pr,rns
y, Common, no st'Ck r''' 80,
Wos-"rn SPOT steady Dts Wheat No. iie' IN
o., a., .e nd. 80 rel spring. nrm al - % ,
- louis fancy winter firm at - I'd corn MHt ~, =
- un .t.ady AZ Is 25,d: March. stead Al - 81
efn SP", a. &c al. Nl, s'cady 4 81 Hops a.
I'-dor- Pacific Coast. finn az t-Ht'-
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& HUDSON RIVER r. r.

A pvERTIsEMENTS AID SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
n THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE WILL. BE RE
,,Ervtn AT THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No. l2t2 Broad
way. "a door north OF Thirty -hrst-s: and ADvER:
righ,h.ayr r. e. corner Twenty hird-st. 1872 Sx,h-ave
iSf Fourth ave. Foursenth-st $50 Third 100
Thrinve cor. Forty -seventh-st. 1925 Thirdave..
sixty 7os Flrsave.: LOG West Forty second st
no columbus ave: 50 Avenue A. i323 Third ave. 25I
Wsst Forty 1910 Second 554 Thirl-aye
ass Thrd-nvc 2O5l Thirdave.. between One hundred
nd and one hundre and I thirteenth SITS
At the HARLEM OFFICES. $50 East one hundred and
twenty NTH st: nd nth
St. and West one hundred forty -fthst. to
u M. regular office
In brooklyn 30I Fulton-st.: G3 Courtst; IS Broad
wav r.. n; l53 Broadway: 2fO Bedford ave. to y
D. m. nj regular office rates
European Branch. for advertisements only. 7o Fleet
Street L, C.. London England
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Ocean 5Ieumcrg
cVl\ARID LINE

CtNARD LINE,
ne TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN.
Umbra. Mich. 10. 10 n. m lEtruria Mich 30 a.
Iucnna. Mich. 81 , D. Aurania Apr. q. y.
From Pier 40. North River. foot ~ Clarkson At
Cabin goo and cabin t35. $40.
<45 according To steamer and accommodations
steeraGe tickets TO and from all parts OF Europe al,
lcw rates. For freight and passage apply at the
Company once. No. Z Bowling Green New-York.
VERNON II. BROWN q CO., General Agents.
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ERIE LIN ES .

a.. tht,~s~ a.u tlc 80 NS"-
lOsA, OnanD..s- day, D fOIlOws. aaG nts
earlier frum West 23d-st.
DIX \. M.-V.subued Express FOR Wayery. B.nS'
"AO hamton Eimira. bunaio. Bradford and sAiA'
parlOr Buralo.
800 ns VIA limited S0 aftSe sn c 9r ca
SO a. M Chicago I Srelers Ch.-
cago. Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining car.
S.(A 4. M.-Bunao Nestbuled Express. arrives Bu9a.o
O'cO - A NJ. making tre,t connections for Detroit.
Chicago and the West. Bu.aO passengers can
remain in sleeper untl = \. NJ
S45 S n to cSeSs sc sS and 10 B Fe
cago and Cincinnati Dining car ..>,
I OcAi. TIME TABLE, TICKETS AND Ptt.i.MAN
IL accommodations ILL., 20 .0l and 95l Broadway
10, Fast 23h-s, Chambers and West 23d-st ferries
York. 333 Fulton-s Brooklyn: 200 Hudson-st. 10.
bokcn and Jersey city Station. Erie Transfer Company
calls checks baggage from hotels and residences
o destination.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY.
tAnthIacite coal used exclusively
Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals
on AID AFTER DEC Sd, 1894.

anthracite coal used eAcuslFelyD
Four tracks Automatic Block Signals.
on AID AFTER DEC. 80. 1894.
- Trains leave station foot OF I:berty-st .
For Eason Bethlehem Allentown. Mauch CHUNK. &cx
TO Eastonj 4:3O 3:45 30 Allentown. p u. sundays.
4'3O (7:ij Easton). A. NJ. 100 $50, 500 p. ". .
For wilkesb1 re- Pttston and scranton. 9:lO A. NJ,
10 70, Rs $50 40 r. ~ s sspds ic t 1879 A. 20 NJ ro
80 A. n; 100 1880 $50 800 p NJ i2:i e; night, oo
500 30 P n. l2i5 night. Sundays. 100 $50. 800
p ". 1918 night. INA en-,
o:io A H. lilo i 80 20 p N. SUNDAYS. 900 p n
Pleasant. $50 S:iS 80 NJ 20 :'5 $40 to Rsa
Ran. az 40 r ss snna .ooc eSyfP' Ocean
FOR LAKEWOOD,
40 sl5 A. NJ, as $40. 4:4o P NJ
For Farmnglae Toms River, Barnegat Park and Bar
neeat . go SIS A. 81, I:45. 4:io p. " .
For Atlantic City Vineland and Brdgeton 40 a. Die
For Monmouth Beach seabr,rht, ard Hgha,.d' e
Navesink. 49,. s:l5 1890 A. ", 80. lAo. +l5 +i'
p NJ. Sundays 20 4. NJ 400 p. "
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BA A6 AND wAsHiNo'
l Fs5 Pslasti Gs" H's 49, 2 90
night sunday 80 300 II 30 Dining Can A. NJ. $780,
so Cpinins arr 600 p n: l2i5 night o.oo ia,
U)nlnr Car, ~. 1880 $50 800 Dining Car, 1o.n
p NJ l2l5 night. .undays. 900, II 30 tD.ning an
A. NJ. i:3C 90" Dining Can 600 r NJ II? n,ssh; =,
Tickets and parorcar seats can be nroeu,ed at llS
26l A. ai lao. 1923 Broadway: 80 Slhaye' 81 fSs'
ilnhi,ave w-York: Courtst.. SEQ Fulton ST. BrooH.
COMPANY will ca for and check baggage from hotel or
10 destination.
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SHORE R.R.

Trains leave West 42d ST. Station. New-lOfA. as foi'
lows anl IS minutes earlier from foot Franklin ST.:
:s:.O A. VI. paiiy. Local 10 Buffalo ,-.-
D.Is a NJ Daty for Albany Utica syracuse. Roche1ter.
IhIfalp Niagara Falls, Detroit. Chicago ,.
hIS u, NJ DAILY Albany. Montreal Utica, syracuse
iiochester. Burial. Nasar. Falls Toronto. DETROIT
and 81. Louis
.t5 n. VI. Daily. except sunday Tor ttea' SYRACUSE
Newark Rochester and Bunaio' s-.,,... D,.h.,,,-
Si5 r. VI. Daily for Albany utca SO
BunaL Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit e'eNe'An' N"'
J, tcbst, time tables, OF local trains. paror and sleep
Recommendations apply cty Offices Brooklyn ant
,mssuYork and AT stations Time tables at principal
ta,ss For 9th Information address
ho'' C. f. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent
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TIE STATE or TRADE

I. MAhNII - AO
7HE STATE or TRADE
8. h 81 S 2 M@5'A as2s ." Do family
%"r SSr' ga s ' ,% q: sE"ssD So
rd and Mrce s s@S.S ~ Nay sampe 5a
acamrT On M grade sasic stock bush sales
l22 600 bush M Corn c"'y .kd %lADd en n1 Mixed c
S9ns[n Soc ;3 s W..ii g aSs aa 7%' 30 mixed
saaS 2c=2 bush Rys H,sN M S2 @ S1S
ST. Sas ra 95n. fGsn .sa F mess pork bulk
sn@ -. sGan % 'h9 .o hams ann small o large lG
Iei renr arm S ~ 'Gr sugar Unchanged
Boston, March Ia-Fonr firm Corn hr 1,,.- J %his
gf Gs.r2 Sh cfts H' a! aE2vS wen
steady best .: Noh"T Ws,1dn and NICHE Michigan c
chicago March 3.-The leading futures ranged as f'i
'' Wa.a, No o. Opening Highest Lowest closing n9S
} &C. .:.: se,s$f 4 se,,qs4 f.
Corn No. q .,.,o,,,l
# N; .::s$ A; A: Il; Il: ''' 'E
oats No. 2:
3 "A: :::::: g.; &: s'' Al: ri II:
} Hay Il g.. ' Hss '3 5 81 e.
} NJ A.: 49, -: &C. &C.. s sss:: &C.. &C..
ribs. per 100 ID:
} Hqy .::::.::::: &c ~: s55ss. $sss
Cash quotations follows Flour aGl -, lH ie
fair demand. but buyers we're slo" TO pay me i
Suing why 5q@ ;Prt4s %@ca S3gs ,,: No 20.
y TS ' wa g ~ 80 S S,TR e g asss~
5%e nShy s" 100 s. 81 PS5 o rTf nor; r5
81; 3 $ S.ig 2 s Ey sS '"s@iSs TO- 3Gskcy
illers finished gods per- sal 8 e. sSE nr b S Tn
Sod OIL as quoted ny The national on CO.: Raw.
sc. boiled ON the Produce ENchane" todny the
i7ai7sc: seconds. Ita5c. lower fresh stock
cincinnati March active: Wi, Tine g D D,S
spring Iaen 81 oas5 90 do ancy y 3!a$2 - $40 d2
" e s. 7oGs9 50 r WHIT %ST MaRc qd @
@mrrT' i! r g' r @mnnd market fairly active
q gr,hsr alyanccl rrcss MSci "ar "9rk ,
n mnai i' 80 mSci rac& a9isa:ac 10 white ee
c,ar si2 family 81 : ga nTm M god .,. 5G,
I'm At G''c. Dry sslted meats arm l2os, shoulders
box meats worth '.c more Bacon firm. improved de
i",.c -d's a.. boxed meats worth - more
i Il! =. "''''' Market fin" and active" sales S'' ''''' at
M'Tgs iaw WI 9ne@Sd tS c hsh S.o, fS
Throughout, ne Southwest being Ia" principal causes Of
prs = decline Continental markets resulted
in nr s Fa ' NJ @d S at sd S~d ' t" ami
9. ed ar 81 ,aSh tans"i rom "l"n 10 o'."
Ma s'mtir "n%a' wa IN ma dr!@a" e. Tal,nsa
veal and lower suppy m,dcra'" ~ "a ,tscS 'r.r
81 vhrr \, 2 Whit selling IT .ca.c discount rvc
nrm an4 70 hsh"r at 80 81, "a c''n i ~'-| s.e ar
an fair demand tine reon' ad'anre though on'.
are rro.' f,iI based IN 50 5oasi % fr narl srrns
prices Irov~i0ns higher. m"y- pork 81 80 e. ash
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WHITE STAR LINE.

britannia. Mar. 81, Britannia. April IL noon
leslie Mar q 80 m Majestic. April "a a m
.NdTi1fic Arm 3 noon. 'Adriatc. May l. 10 a m.
.T.,,,nic 10 m 'Teutonic. May =. "A. m.
From, Nhre star Dock, foot Of West iOth-st.
vO CoTvroS CARRIED EY PASSENGER STEAMERS.
saloon rates $50 upward according to steamer and To-
b.rth second cabin on from
SO srcrIng :, steamer Storage N"w-York $40
Prepaid tickets sl5 No % Broadway New-York Phlla'
el,hia Office 800 Walnut st 49, ...,,.,,,. 49,.
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THE MARKETS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.

-. foundry $40 % MINI patent -four. 49,. 50 %
Ion, 80, ~ - sugar. Eranulaed. -
70 NO =; s"'''''''' % ~ Noasses O *. prime 81
SV' Nuns ''''' 2 10 Hoy dress u. lGD-lb -
I'm ialto inco, . 40 Fork. mcs-.......... i ~
,n9ppe. T rod 6nis Lard. prirlP......... 80
Wheat. 80 an ToiloIy primo....... q.
Corn No mixed. ~ seer Inn ''''''''' - IN
coffee. No 1........ ir's H''l. H''.'''' 'N
Cotton. middlng.... q
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BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD
Fast Express Trains
baltimore. Washington, Chicago, Cincihh"'s
81. Louis and All Points Wcst.,

PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL TRANS; "a
Leave New York foot OF Liberty St, daily Tor
80 p. m. and II .l5 night. PITISB! RGi i5o p mn ~"
and i2:i5 night CINCINNATI ST; rIIy11SR 5SS m
Gi:so a. M Dining Carr 80 $3.50 p m ex sSndaish
600 D. m Dining Carp. 600 p. m. IT'D "'s"" ~
trains daily except $50 m - L. ca,
NORfOI.k, IL 30 daily, l.ao y
NEW ORLEANS, Roanoke. Bristol ana ma, Cha'an''sS
through Pullman sleeping Car . p. mi IiS Sa'-''
Ticket Offices liz 7s 2Gi as i.o BroaSway 81 Ean
i4th St. i2I Bowery. ~. Y: 3tt Fulton X; 'o'"'
stations foot OF Liberty St. c. r. H. OF ~ D., .hscs
New York Transfer Company VIII ca. III, 10, anu WV
baggage from hotel or residence to destination.
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CLYDE, LINE.

fe''"'A ONCE w. IL MAITLAND KERsEY. Agent.
CLYDE LINE.
CHARLESTON. 5 c. the. South and souhwes.
From, g. 81 : X o %G' Of FL fsrSn Ro'"s p m
$I$%%$%iN .T pr,5l; M MaIeP j
Al 'aer ,,V Cr2pE 2nc,ns General S9m Rscns
wal T. '''' ~ J Rowling Green, u Z;
Fla cen, Penn Fat p Lqs VIA "a, 9 IssE;osg'
r q Eyer. Gen'l Agt.. sol B'way. n 7.
COMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatlant!que.
\ TEENcH LINE TO LAVE, - "a
4 GG2 9G@a%22lHp asas'a S. S
Ia . s,eamer La 'Ionrninc VII make ,"pr
tAIltWN .dne.dny. April 10. ut p. m.
yewYor< to Alexandria Egypt Paris trip valid 60
days r6R,ET j;snSral Agent No, Bowling Green.
Y,I,Ropr EGYPT AND PALESTINE
AMI Atlantic passages at lowest rates for any ,ou''
FoFTn og @G6 ESQ son ,' se ana Sia .s5 B%ay
ofnc'al Ticket Agents FOR all trunk lines
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES ;S,,n.
w .T Tys F vSys a9a f Sr
EII TE AT6 EP PRiTGs SAT- L&KE 4'o to
san fHAFG1Sc25 s1a 4, at; SH,e' HS'"
re 5AfEa2N s1l s.: 4:
we write FOR our pag. Pocket Guide (maled freel :,
C. II MALLORY & 90. Ger. ACTS. Pier 20 E. X. " I.
NETHERLANDS LINE.
~ Tor ROTTERDAM and AMSTERDAM. via Boulogns
ssa4aS A Na5se 4 m
First cabin and upward second cabin $3.50 s.erase
a. very low Apply Or ouf - guide ana terms
General Passenger Agency 10 Broadway.
OLD DOME MON LINE.
CONFRONT and NEWPORT NEWS. VIRGINIA. BEACH.
PETERsBURG and RICHMOND. "a. and WAstINo.
Richmond VIA JAMES RIVER Mon Wed and Sat.
FOR VEST POINT vA.,TIesn Thurs ana say, f sss,
urdays p Though tickets and freight rates to all
points South and West ,,nr,, rn u.,
DED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
IL FOR Ia GuAyra Puerto Cahro. Curacao and Mara.
,i.bo. via CMacla. from Pierrepont stores Bookiyn
:. : PiiILADELPilA....... Tuesday, March 70 ! p IN
: : CARACAS .............. Thursday. April ! p m
These built expressly Tor the trade.
have superior accommodations Tor passengers
s \ ARACNIEO. saturday March q
" " ROULTCN RTLSs 4 DAr.LETT
General Managers. l33 Front-st.
SAvANNAH LINE.-THREE TIMES WEEK.
- Is from Per 3, y. r. foot OF Sprng-st. Tuesdays
Thursdnys Saturdays AZ T. NJ For freight or pas
W II RHErT osn'I AEy HNsH hT ID, 4 w Az.
J. 1. ADAMS q A. FIR T. WALkER AZ
a NJ sORREI. Manager.
/
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SAVANNAH LINE-THREE TIMES WEEk'
- ly from Pier s., n. r.. foot Of sprngst Tuesdays
Thurs,l,s ana Saturdays T. NJ For freight or pas
apply to ,.e,,.cr> - A..
Cent r. II Az Wway IS r Ry.. Poi Bway
J. 1. ADAMS. q p A. F lR. l. WALKER. Agt O 5
g co pier. - n. r.
O. SORREI. Manager.
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NETHERLANDS LINE.
~ Tor ROTTERDAM and AMSTERDAM Via Bouogns
Nsr. France.
NJ. saturday. March H. AZ p m
: WFRkENptM.. saturday. March ~ a. p m
First cabin and upward second cabin 500 steerage
a, very low Apply Or tourist guide ana terms
Genern Passenger Agency W Bro1dway
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-29
UTAH TO STATEHOOD
President 10 Have Opportunity 10
Transfer by January 1, 1895
CANVASS TO FINISH ON MONDAY.
Result Of the Voc on State Constitu-
tlon TO be- Ceriiil. and In the Pres.
idents Hands by bee. 18Th.

The work OF the canvassing board
on tue election retlrns:of November 3
il being pushed forward rapidly. A.
to the count on the State Conslilu ion
vote, that lie TO DO completed by th e
Utah Commission by Monday at the
latest, and that body will lose no tlns
In informing President Cleveland Of
the peoples will To this Territory re-.
spscling the document submitted TO
them according to the provisions Of the
enabling act.
"rhe work will be done quickly"
said n member Of the Commission TO-
day, "with the canvass on the Con.
sItutlon vote completed on Monday
next nj the latest, II will take but little
time TO finish the work 10 far ~ the
CoumissiOn lie concerned. The Com
mission II disposed to expedite mattefs
as much as possible, 40 tnat the returns
will Oe certified to and the necessary
papers will be IN the hands Of Pfesl.
dent Cleveland by the l5lh Of
December ut the tafthest
That will give the President
time TO look into the matter and Issue
mis- prOolamat ton by January /, 80 that
Utah msy have Statehood AZ a New
Year CIT. | believe that II will come
about that time"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-29
Y. N. Z. A. Gymnasium.

The gymnasium class for ladies, or.
gAniEsd last Tuesday afternoon, viii
have lhsir first lesson In the gymna.
sum rooms tomorrow at y. M. and
will meet regularly In the future at
same hour ON Tuesdays and Saturdays.
The membership Ia open 10 all ladies,
ami any one desiring u Join the class
can learn the style OF costume 10 be
worn and kind Of exercise to be given
by calling on the physical director al
the gymnasium, IS west Second
south street. Llgut work will
be given at first, and will be
Increased gradually according TO
the ability OF the class about fifteen
ladies already have Joined, anu several
more have signiiiod their Intention OF
doing 90,
The class for leaders opened three
weeks ago Is designed 10 NJ mon Tor the
diTectOTGhip In gymnasium work, aud
teaches rot ouly the principles Of gym
nastics anu bodybuilding, hut the ART
OF controlling classes anu individuals
In such q manner that the greatest
amount II instruction may be impart-
ed and tho largest direct beneht Ie.
celved by the student. No one Ia Ad-
miited into this class until no has de.
monstTRttd to the physical director In
the general work that he IL a proper
candidate for this position,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-29
FIREMAN EARL HURT.
Rides Fractions Horse Which Runs
Away and Throws Him With
Serious Results.

F!:aman NJ. W. Earl was the victim
Of a serious accident today. Shortly
after noon he was riding a ffaotl-
ous mare and at tue intersection
Of State and First South streets
had considerable trouble In guiding
the animal. Az chihtisement ior it.
rebolhous spirit Mr.. Earl applied the
lash with much ylgor, whersupon the
be ut ran away with him. At the in-
terseolion OF State Rnd Second South
a collision occurred with An express
wagon filled with coal anu driven by
Edward Lskln Of the Tenth ward.
Earps animal spfang clear over
LAkin's, knocking II down anu throw.
lug it, Rider heauicfemOst ON 10 the
hard T0obs. His shoulder and face
struck simultaueOuslyhnd ior a couple
Of minutes he was uncOnsci US.
He slowly Tegaiued ssnsiDillty
ami was taken to Cries Bros drus
store where he was attended by Dr..
Fisher. lie was painfully bruised aud
cut but II In expected that he Will soon
recover from his injuries.
LAykin's outfit was bauly damaged,
both shafts Of his conveyance 0eiug
broken square oil and one Of the
wheels rendered unfeyolutioniLable,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-29
GREAT GEODErIC SURVEY.
THE DISTANCE FROM OCEAN TO OCEAN
Is FOUND WITH MAIltEMATICAL
PRECISION.

Captain Rodgers, Of the coast anG
geodstlc survey, has received word
that the government gaodists, who
have been for twenty.lour years sur.
veying line from Cape May to Point
Arena, says the San Francisco
Chronicle OF November tn, have
at last met on the summit OF
UnoompAhgrs In southwestern Col.
oTado, where they have Joined the
Mathematical lines which will accuf.
ately determine the Sy.h degree Of lat
tude.
This Is one Of the most imporlAn
pi0cea OF work ever accomplished b.
American scientists. They began u
1871, party working from the A
lAntic ana ons from the Pacific. To
fret great western quadrilateral, on.
OF the largest ever determined, RAJ
from Mt. Diablo to Round Top, theme
to ~. Helena and Mount Dola, III
long side being lO6 miles. Thir
ia known "a the Dayidion hello.
graphic determination. When thu
work was in progress the hello.
seopsra on Rlund Top uaod 10
fash the funlight to those on Dlablo, n
uislAnce OF 100 miles, before sunrise
the western mountains, so that the
SUMS rays told their story TO the yest.
eTn marty white they were still enyel.
oped In the datkneta Of early morning.
There has never before been a mea
urement OF very great mathematical
Importance along the Both line OF lati.
tudo, aud when the data and maps are
ali determined, which will be a In.
borlous work, the exact distance from
the Atlantic 10 the Pec 40 along this
line will be Fixed with microscopic ac.
ouraoy. This will give a more sccnI.
ate determination than 10 now known
OF tho eatlh's figure.
Few people understand the great
labor this survey has involved. Inc
tlTeless years oi work with the thee.
dolite anu surveyors instruments. The
work has involved many Astronomical
observations 10 determine latitude ana
Longitude, ard tho flnAl result may
disturb the basis OF many old survey
along stAte lines and elsewhere.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-29
POLICE COURT.
A yery Light Day Considering Yesier.
days thanksgiving Holiday.

Despite tho fact that yesterday wat
a holiday, the arrests made were fvW
aud far between aud hence today's
business Ia the police court was light.
Eph. Kelly, who frequently calls on
Jailer Kimbsil. was bsgged just before
the dawning Of Thanksgiving, and
this morning was rewarded to the tune
VI Is days.
q. 4. Obray, whose liking for drink
oveTcame him, was discharged, while
w. Hoffman. in.Obrloiy cost him $40.
Lse Sing and Hop wah, the Chi-
ness laundAymsn who were charged
with receiving stolen goods, mad y Jury
trial, which Resulted In their dis
charge.
Joseph Smith, charged with assault
and battery, was allowed 10 20, the
evidence against him being INSULT
eient to warrant contrary ruling. ~
Baltic ana Harry Gasewood WI
feast for the next forty days nj Il
city's expense, bath having bean con-
yicted OF yagnnoy.