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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-21
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

A NEWLY furnished. cool room. l4O East
27th-st. near Lexington-ave.; gentlemen
only; reference.
COMFORTABLY and well kept furnished
rooms I'm private family TO gentlemen or
quiet habits. 100 East 45th-st.'
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-ST.. g. Brooklyn.
Square well furnished room. adjoining
bathroom TWO flights: hot and cold water.
house modernly equipped. location high
and healthful; references.
Ia EAST 23D-ST. NEAR Madison-ave)
Superior rooms should be seen 10 be
appreciated.
BOTH ST 90 WEST-Ncely furnished
rooms: reasonable prices; excellent table
II desired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-21

Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Weathcrford .
automatic fan: Snowman's stationary
engine. Freeman's bell or chime attach
ment; Cooze's adjustable window sash.
EDGAR TATE & COMPANY. 24j Broad
way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-21

Shepeard's Ever Ready billiard mar
ker; Muttons farrscope; Backhaus safety
automatic pressure blower. universally
adopted. EDGAR TATE & COMPANY,
2i5 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-21
TO LET For BUSINESS PURPOSES.

TO LET For BUSINESS PURPOSES.
~--@r~------ - ---.,-S-,--
LOFT T5xiO all light. $500. including
power. Address H.. ft2 columbus-ave.
q BARCLAYS Elegant corner store,
basement and cellar. PLASs. IA Broad
way.
1I3 PEARI~ST.. near Pine-st. Store with
concrcted cellar. PLAsS. IA broadway
ADVERTISEMENTS AND srBscRiP-
TIONs FOR THE NEW YORK Tim.
rNE WILL RE RECEIVED AT TIE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. i.242 Broadway.
"a door north Of Thirty-nrst-st.: and AD-
REFRESHMENTS at the following Branch
Offices: 254 Eighth-ave.. 100 Third ave,
corner Forty-seventh-st.. $50 East Forty
seventh-st.. corner Third-ave.: 1850 Eas,
l25th-st.. near Third-ave.; .028 Third-ave.
near Sixty-nrst-st: Los First-ave. ION
West Forty-second. ST.. 1872 Columbus ave. /:
1890 broadway. New York; and In Brook.
Ign at 1917 Ful,on-st.: G3 Court-st.; 4s
Broadway. r. D.; 153 Broadway, f. d..
.260 Bedford-ave.. near Fuiton.st: asa
Bedford-ave. near South second-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-21

Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Engel's lemon
squeezer. Goods rubber shoe fastening
device. Van Slyck's liniment trade mark !.
Young's folding bed. EDGAR TATE &
COMPANY. 2+5 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-21

$50 600 SALE Just CONSUMMATED. -
$1,000 first year. 81 900 each succeeding
wear and additional royalties We are the
only firm In America actually selling
patents. EDGAR TATE * COMPANY.
2Ah broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-21

Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Kraushaar 8
anti-ladder shaft and machine oiler
Bailey Adams automatic railway three
throw single lever switch. EDGAR TATE
g. COMPANY, PAS broadway.
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HELP ASTED.

Male.
CfNfI. SERVICE AMfNATfONS IN AL
.fi..a soon tusp appointments yen-ly
9 .r Hnf.. places salaries AMI al infnf-
r.H.n nh.u' GNferuusnt positions. a1-
dress NAT l. CORRESPONDENCE iNSTi-
TtfTE Washington. u. g.
YOf 80 Man. expecting % study s'enogra-
rhs. VIII he taught IA court and speech
reporters offices. viii assist him % perina b.
nen' situation when capable Room ~
World Hulldiug
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-21

Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Lewis i'm
proved bottle filler: McDonalds puzzle
..rrilby Geese: Green's smokers shield
match box: Ebert's check register. EDGAR
TATE * COMPANY. 245 Broadway.
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ATTENTION. Buy universally salahlc
life and labor saving invention covered
hy many patents. celebrated bormtlrr win
dow cleaning chairs. also patent Invisible
ladders
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Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Universal rail-
way heating system and appliances Can
ada): Russells lumber clamp; Walstein $
correspondence elevator: BeaIs toy bank.
EDGAR TATE a. COMPANY. 24j Broad
way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-21

Al PATENTS FOR SALE.--Carville' $
postofiice delivery system. Henthorne' =
car fender: Persons adjustable boring bit /:
Uarder's gravity turn tables. EDGAR
TATE X COMPANY. 245 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-21

COACiiMNN or GROOM. -iy youns
EnglishmAn. strictly temperate: under
stands his business thoroughly highest
city and country reference. Cal. or al
dress J. NJ. 1879 West 33d-s,.. private
Il llle
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81 ACRES. beautiful 30-year grove: no
from city. J. c. K. Tribune ONCE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-04

kellogg "luIusirial Army" which
gave tur police auI the rc0I9- no ord
Of trouble o. year ago, before they &c.
parted Tor Washington, b. a thing Of
the pasl, shya the san Francisco ChrOH.
,c'C CO.. Tuesday. Tho Iast remnant OF
% appeared iu the police C0ur, yustur-
day iu the person of Feed Harrison,
charged Uy "Geucn" Kelley with
petit larUeny. Harrison disposed 81
some ui the muasur c0mmIHsary Gilfr-
without DIE commanding rillc.ts pJl-
mHuDu. The last UI ihg luIus.
irilis" told the story OF the disruption
of tine "atmy." Judge Wood thought
Toe UfivateH were ~ much entitled Co
tlu pDvisi1uH ns tho "c5Iouylt' aud
tho generals, "IuI dismissed the case.
"Culnucn Cooury who has teen r.
faithful n'd,Ir.uamp 10 Kelley, ryHiHurd
bic commission yesterday anu viii take
o. work Tor o lIvipg The lndutrial
Ga. Operative Laundry De- also a thing u'
tue past. "Gruuml" Kellogg army
has iadUi, and his ingIoriOus campaign
r. Of au end.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-04

The organization u the Brck's Hot
Springs Cycle Track ami Athletic
sasocaIiou OF Salt Lake was effected
NJ tau Continental Hall Last evening,
when large number Of CyclrIs WE TO
present. The following JligeTh were
elected: j. ID, Kendall, prcslirnti Geo.
WuatuTyvlt, ViCt-p fvsileug A. ID,
liiabcl, secretary; Hyrum Beck, treas.
utrI. Al the officers except the Sec
frtETy Rru Included lu tue board of
directors, ami the following ntu also
nid-d3 T.. A. EmiFr, NJ. n. Eynua, j..
b. Jensen, D., q. Cuulu, A, h., Bryur.
Iagt, a, W. Game, %, H.. BucEuauk,
e.. IS. Burton, John Bu0E, simon ham.
berger, Ia, Pembroke uud NLClniuy,
Tine capital stock OF the association
Dr. placed % l 5Ul shares Of tlO each,
uDu.Asscs'gbly aud payable iu MONTE
~ luB,allmouH VI 500 each, Tho
lufl.fr of tho BsHgClstiuu " Co conduct
the now tlac NJ the Hot Springs.
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Pole, Court Items

Charts O.. Carter WI. armIsuod In
Gao polio, court today 1n toe charge Of
keeping o. uorcr auI dangerous dog.
Hu entered o. plea U' not guilty aud biz
oasr waH cot i1r TO- M. tomorrow.
a Iutly, arrested Dr leaving his
team united, Deposited o. Tor his ap.
fosmugu THIS morning, which was de-.
rIaftd faT'yTuI.
Frank Roe luit 81 for hls appearance
o. answer 90 unaTgu Ui Hiding bl'
cycle on tho Sidewalk 30 the prohibited
district. Tho amount was declared
forfeited.
Eight other defendants were ar.
faiFncI on tho old cbntgrE SuyUn VI
them catered pleas 0f guilty amt tho
Cn.c nghiual TIE eighth was lismlstU o..
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Ezekiel and the uead.
SENsgA, y. Co
Fob, 10, 1895.

0LNhlAr ~ Co
Feb, 10, 1895.
Editor DoSsrci NolpE
Thinking iow lines from the oli
Palmetto state would bp Of Interest 20
your many readers will Try and pom
you n sh0y, letter.. was reared here,
Joined the Church aud omlgrstsd 10
Utah whore my vito ami dlI quite n
work lu the romple Tor our dead, We
thon Lett Utah nud came back 60 the
old Palmetto state Boa search Of gene
HlO.Y with the uNpccntiuuut returning
and doi.g other work lu tru Temple,
wish % draw tHu uNuuuuu of lur
people who are working Tor lhuit deaf
anu vino expect o. NO 6D 20 E1gkiul'-
pguphu. s. lu ulH thirty -suyuutb gunp'vr
where uvHaw utypuui tue resurrection;
be Jaw the valley iillrI wiki lfy louys,
uuf Che question wac asked hlul "58u
H' mau. ran lHr-. Hauua Eyr"' .yrr-
|Hl ur uad, "O, lord bll, iuuu
sHuWG.t' clio was ,0.I Go prophecy
anon those u.gua Hu4 h.H.
VuBl o. sny 90 ,um, "lhat
HII ygHs. breath lu .sIur into you
Nuu 80 shall .yr5' also "Au4 / viii
| Cos HU.HB 90 .uu you aul wiz hrIg
cap ilrsu ulul you aud VIII cover you
WUH skin ANA pIt breath iu you, cad
/ SEQ uuEd i've Nu. Sc HunIl know lust
ana lUr lUm." the seventh worse
HAr.. ESQ / uTlpuvs.yd u.s. 4 was COM.
maul.d aud r7 1 pfHpnHsIga there Wus
t noise AMI Shaking Hua thr uuUr-
game t1gr.puG bone TO uls lIuvp .I,
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From a Slra1soFs Note Rock.

ANAA IN HANH'' .N"A H.NNH .""a'"
What an extraordinary thing human
nature IL snI how many different
phases 10 presents even 10 the c1fusl
observer. lt 10 like unto a complex
machine, complsai Of many different
uar.f, most Uf wuicl seem %. lines
entirely useless % "a fllt development
tl the ucat there I8 Ia ~. Bul Hs "a
machine would Doc incomplete. without
tho very smallest and mot uuuHIfi.
aut.l10Eirg screw DO place, HI COOS
thing called human unIu.u would Doe
incomplete without the presence 10.
even une uf these ug.g psuH. IHus
are necessary .U com. uYpIT, iHsE they
may -ye how ihc thing I.UaI uuu
av DO iu themselves what they see loo
Iuugly lu other. o. BE- only lH. u.l
rule tlst the g0Du 9 ,ur ms uly uaal
uu considered HsE 20 sl lu aH OIL,
human nature is human uHIfr-.t
never was anything more 1901. I. H.!
never be- anything Ivss. IL BE- indeed
ugly Doe sumo people Nul WUrTu auuI H
toe o1ac, 70 screw Has HIrIeI urH r ..
o. |uIFe somewhere.
Eug iu tuuc., there ia H0mJflIH.
very plainly wrong Win Use nnu VINO
boasts tuat thcru DE- no srHt.muUl Iu
bic whole competition. 5Yuu uI.
To- uusympAtheiic UuI small soul. llH
be- not 20 10 blamed, bus piuas, Hiren
one VI the moot important Taf,. 10 Iug
mans tfaiDiuE iu hn hhs UruH l..
.lpCiuI. Acute itHW tuId t.uw. II
ua gone hnrI with hIu aud iuu fIH.y
rIal paa been very rocky IuI.rl Ilr
man who UIuttsisu ruIifi,uau8 CALI.
tnem "HttIu ufntp is uuYlurr FOL-. ..r
"ir.bo.pittcup uiaas, ufi.fupfa la ua
thiug said mur. nfrU|y IHnu una..ar
uy the Mau God 10 wac, usuU.I U..l.
children 10 r.uu uutI m..U N.t E.at
these mon arr u.. rIa.ata.. 90 goo goo.
guifrd uarls % m,Er thru "a. prrf... r.
auy one else, Cor luUy ufy. Ili..#Iy
a Gaze 10 uryItg. uf auurf..I"u o.
mr parts until atrUuly-u UT
mcu.u -uHH oct boo.
AIIthIH DO only intended i1 Load 900
tln discussion ufa man whom every
STRANGER knows aud knows vrII
Gr uyury locality 90 lttg H.I-
TOW 10 blessed o. sgT'ot Win
lin. he Do wore than "a Chinese
IutEic nuJ b. the man who puagHrs
one thing Hud practices uUU.Uy. lir
is the man who uThtps on tue sif.u,
c1fuuf-aud u'fcWlrir-of homo bon.
duatrlcs auI wo1urts wins 900 uuriu
puuu.b J0u't support come "u.mu boo.
luitfy" iu which Doc ls iututrslu8 Hul
tells ut the dire results which will .u
Inv " thuy DON'T And yytitia d3.lsH
10 duuguuuts tnag 10 hu nns the money
he 10 wearing EfuHch prscair ar.rs.
Ftuuch gloves, English fh0uH aud ha.,
aud wo0luns fDr uis ulHturf, fHf Wilton
no sends 10 some other city. auu boz
made there, no. only Ignoring hIf
whole count. y lut his own tYwufmru
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WHITING REUNION.
4 Pleasant Gathering Ia Honor VI a
sturdy Utah Veteran.

The defendants Of Father Edwin
Whiting one Of uah's Pioneers,
gathered from lar anu neur 70 prTpgtu-
aIu love ami irlcudship, In tbs Maple.
ton (Umh) meeting house, on the -I,u
Of March. A. 9. m, G.. N, Bird
called those assembled 10 order auu a.
NJ, Whiting offered lnu opening
prayer The afternoon program wac
given ny thu children. Among other
pleasing features Vhaan original ruUlta.
zion by Eddie whiting, % boy VINO BE-
but twelve years " age, AMI who i-
noted IA Alupleton Tor composing hls
own focituuOus. This piece Wa sort
OF medley, about his experience with
insects and animals, auu nllvd VITA
local bite; also recitation by FnuE
johnson, entitled "Uuc.u Reuben
baptism" WhlUh put all tho digestive
powers no g00l condition Tor tue tplun.
uIg supper which WAS then spread.
paTttNug % dHiutcs aud social chat
ogCrupiru tue time until g. 90. When
order being once more tr7lotuIi Uu.
other program was carried tlTIu.u,
among its features Wvgu % speech 0u
tho lIiu OF Edwin WuIUuTi uy WsTfuu
Snow, ot Msutl, followed Coy .ug ills.
tory 40 Father aHwu WulNH, o.
Llllu I'D, WUJuE o. -p.u.-
yIiIg; Eumiurcuuuys uy Auu.
Mary Whiu.g, and u.um
composed w puuga Ouuy#, u. Uru.
wU3l, "a grHnd'iplEutrr Fhu.r
Whltug,tulirluI "WuIuu. REUNION"
d #
tuls luuttuFt 20 was announced tHal a
panty OF MaquI luIisua uaa Jwt
arrived iTUu Arizona uuI would ,lhr IA.
come lu, Tine luIJ WIS thrown .Wtu
Hud turyu uiulwur, bucks dressed lu
true Muqui tlylr ram Boa and began one
OF tAvlT wuiId gaUuaf, accompanied by
"a cultural chant This lh ted tru
miuutus, uil moving lu prfiuu unison.
while the house ryaHuuIyl with
laughter aud applause, lauy lJN or
ruIduuly u8 they uul uulrfrI, leaving
Hll 90 conjecture who they were. the
mystery cleared upwhuu EJ snow nuI
Edwin ami Arthur Whiting came mo-
shortly after with lnrir musNyAr-
freshly shaved. The llug anu wrunt
uull ty twenty small children was aup
pl the beet uumlvrH given.
go My futneE" ny tur oguTn com.
pauy Uuuod the program, iN WulHH 1910
taking part were WHwuvf. of iHr
family. Even the ORCHESTRA was com.
o sou OF relatives,
Lew Kendall one of tho nurw
ururs, uui who pluwvI tNu rllulluH
900 Salt LIKE CItI was Que lf the
h0nOluI gazette
TIE yEIEUAN'5 wUUE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-04

,t.-t.t
not seen n resi- resurrection Ipf NhIlh'
was ths nfsst Ifli's ni tnem lhat tlepp
Nnl hEsHiel saw vision Of tho result
rHlilnu sni he hau TINS WHOM
US % testimony oil ih' rtsutfeo'loni De-
'o'c Io couil NeilNcf lhe mtssAte
which was Hivon MIN " recorder IN
the lweli Co tnu u.l'ehlh verse;
~ W.. i,.I O. ''S' "INus sallh we
% 90 @ 'ly "'np.'. VIII opeh your
graves nul cause you 10 come ~ out
10 yuuf graves nnI bdnR. you
lN 90 lhH laud oi Israeli iir
records the delivery 20 sue hTN
fHI mrsHa .rs, bus uHpH ifuH.I UyllV.f-
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Alleged Sheep stealing.

Mailou Bulls, Tor the arrest OF whom
"a whrfHu. was Issued from Commits.
si5urr Pat . court some ton or twelve
days ago, nas been arrested by the
snrrl'- dupuuus lie charged win
urlug concerned tn the theft Of eight
sberp, "a butcher knife, cltavpr aud
other articles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-04

Special Will run April OH, B'h, 7th,
trtuTulns viii leave 3 o. 1.-Two $500
3. no. Regular train rwuwae Will
lr.yu Salt Lake daily 7'i5 o, 90.
selling Iatl8 SON VHU ard U.luts
unuu April i.h o. 7lh, limit Aps.lI9 b..
Fou IA Hf S'"aqulu, Apul arl 90 1.h,
Hmt ApuIl5.u.
For .uf,uer particulars sec local
ticket AErUL
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A convention 10 NO nremen OF thls
Territory has been called by Veteran
Council SO. !, Of the order % Amorl.
r.u lFrmru, Ior Saturday AIrII q. t,
OF 5..N. t. $40, go Eas. south lgm.iu
rF.,.. Isgs.ous.s have Nrou received
.u tuu lrsHiuE nrW.u throughout
i.r irIrI0ry, aud o rDJl attendance 10
nuugII. i.u,
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s,SS RIO
% SsAH9S GRANDE
go WESTERN.
STANDARD GAUGE
s sgssa 2anlp. In Effect March 81 I!'l
Leave ssIt LHac ',y

Leave SAT- Lngr CO.
No. FOR bingham, Provo, NrEul 800.
Junction ami ell uInh aM.
No t-ior r0yo, urlul ,uH'N"n t40 o.
sad all points Lahi,s's.s,t.f
40. b-F0r ur1C aud intermediate .s8p.a
uulutH ......s ssatas.s. .ssHfft'''
No Tor ML Plelslut, Moab, 20
lima aud an intermediate ann.
pulutH ...ts..s. sssFHHtHH..H fsffff'
No For FureEa. puyH0u, Provo .n.,u
ma ali intermediate Iniub L.
No a-For ogden aud the N yHl.H. % La
no. l-T1r Uguul ami iHe "t'.f"
arrive saIt -.aEr ,itJ.
Ma l-From Provo, Grani Jbn'N'1 f.5p.n
and tho Eaat.,rs..t.. Hf','', '
No g-Trom Provo, Grand Juu'No' u.sy.. g.
and the Hast .....sstf. 800
-frnip Provo. bingham. MAN
salna, tuTchA shu A' 'N''' sg1p. o.
wetiate uulnta.',sss .....
No. from ogden ana hteI'''" g.lHa. o.
laIy pulnlhus.tHft .,'''. ,...r Hbh Boz
No. .-frum iuI0EL anu lNl 80 .
30 IRON Ogden AMI lhu .sNp n
NJ. Prom uguou uul 600 "rgnrsu rzIAt
0riy itno running through tTarfIsIo,
.fn,I'iy,,,, mn SAT- l.atu tUF ll ,An 'T7GuUl
saItlIafr tIty 10 Denver $40 "Ih"'rt Dhg4.
."d snit IaEc uIty 60 Kansas guy
no VIA Colorado rulhli .....nr. .f.suers WilhoI'
lnl1"H ~ EaGsaa CITY. Chtaa3 no 70
Frre reclining char eaI.
bohN'' an AZ ~ Qnd g0Ull.
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To The People Of Utah, Jalb and Salt
Lake Countless

For ihr SiEty-hfth Annual Confer.
rucr the lst0S pAClFC Will run
trains from Juab ar interim fliatr
p1iltH 90 Salt LaKuns O'osa
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City Ticket once, 20l HlIl SiH.

Through Pullman Palace H.rtpdu, ltSN
Improved rourist -lu6ptr Free he'Ia-l
Char Cars, Elegant Day coaches.
Telephone $50
Do. HUXLEY. GSul A. faiiff W.
a. DICKINSON. General Manager
IL LOHAN. q. A. a 4, Agent
=. n. N. CLARK,
OLIVER W. MINK,
v. ELLEhI ANDERSON Le9'NH
JOHN W. UOANE,
FREDERICK H. UbUbEhLI
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CONFERENCE RATES,
Via Union Pacific system.

Special Hates 60 salt Late cay Tor
th" siNty-nnh Annual Confer 'ncs'
Apru an Go 9Th. 1893. viii h. made
by thH tutHr rrsfrr y ''.vss
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'n TIrLst Nhrs. 10 ". End Sol.l

H. q DODGE, Gen Manags,s,gsr
HAIUICk. 1TAnlr NhhNs Il
T. WsDLElGll, Cen, laA'h''
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Nh. Nasl' lHwHaUs, AIIurs Pam ana Johanna
UHn. llla.H '.u rH.us, rfufyrts mo Membrane
from cold. Iu.f.rHs IUv Senses ~ IBHt1 uud
smell IH. balm H quickly absorbed and
give. relief Hl once.
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Sood's Pills cure nausea. sl.E headache,
ha'se-aol, n...ou1ueH. Sold byall duggs2.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-02-16

stitutionality of the law, Mr.. Moore
Is likely to acquire a good deal Of no.
toriety before the case is decided.
Mr.. Moore is about 90 years old. tall
and portly. He is a power in Wall street,
where he has been q broker and specu-
lator for 20 years He occupies what
are said 20 be the finest offices In the
street and IL reputed to be many times
a millionaire MIR. Moore declines to
reveal the precise amount Of his income,
If indeed he knows the amount, but it
Is probably very large The tax involved
must amount to more than &6, 600. or the
case could not be carried to the United
States supreme court, where Mr.. Moore
expects It to be finally decided.
Mr.. Moore Is associated with Senator
Calvin 8. Brice and General Sam Thorn
as In their vast railroad enterprises,
and he Is q director IN nearly all the
Gould corporations He owns a good
deal Of real estate in New York and
Washington, and It will be remembered
that his firm, Moore g. Schley, was
charged with having bought sugar stock
for wicked United States senators few
months ago. They refused to give
away" their clients when called before
the senate investigating committee,
and, with the contumacious newspaper
correspondents who first circulated the
charges, may have to answer for con-
tempt
MIR. Moore AYERS that he is the only
person interested in his suit, and that
no other individual, trust or combina-
tion Of persons is sl,;ling any part OF
the expense. The fact that ex-senator
George F. Edmunds, who has been re-
tanned in this case, is also the attorney
of Sugar Trust Havemeyer is merely
coincidence, he says.
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Goff, the counsel of the committee, so a
great deal Of the glory to be derived
from the Chicago investigation will
probably be secured by Lawyer A. s.
Trude, who has been retained as chief
counsel and prosecutor.
Alfred s. Trude has long occupied a
leading position at the Cook county bar
and has been particularly distinguished
as a successful criminal lawyer. From
1878 to 1885 he defended 81 men and
women charged with murder. Since
then he has avoided that sort of prac-
tice and has only taken six murder cases.
Mr. Trude has also been prominent IN
the defense Of railroads and Of newspa-
pers charged with libel A year ago he
was engaged as leading counsel for the
state in the prosecution Of Prendergast
for the murder Of Mayor Carter Harri-
son.
Mr.. Trude's parents were English
and emigrated to this country in April,
IS47. Alfred was born on board ship
while the vessel was lying in quaran-
tine of the port of New York. The
family settled In Lockport, n. Y, and
there young Alfred first went to school
He was graduated from Union college
at Schenectady at the age Of IL and then
went to Chicago, where he studied law,
and was admitted to practice in 1871.
In 1868 Mr.. Trude was married to Miss
Algenia D. Pearson Of Lookport.
Mr.. Trude is described by a colleague
as "a fluent speaker, powerful in argu-
ment and possessed Of a peculiarly pow
erful magnetism, which invariably
makes him one Of the most successful
Of jury lawyers and a dangerous oppo-
nent on the merits Of a case. His ef-
forts have not been confined exclusive
~ to the law, and he has won local
fame as 1.-The man who knocked out
mud pies" in the public schools. This
achievement was performed by virtue
Of his position as president of the Chi
cago board of education, an Office which
he now holds.
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The poisons with which the system is
permeated in typhoid, malarial and
scarlet fevers, and other wasting dis
eases, are not easily gotten rid of.
When the patient gets I" on his feet"
once more, the uncertain step and feel
ing of intense weakness remind him of
the severe struggle he has been through.
Often the poisonous accumulations
in the blood break out in dreadful
sores, and then what misery must be
endured no one can tell
The incstimable value of Hoods Sar-
saparilla in all such cases, 10 thoroughly
purify the blood and drive out the last
vestige of deadly poison, is we'll indi-
Gated in the following letter from Mr..
Bradficld:
"Blocher, Ark, Sept. 6, 1894.
&C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass:
"Dear Sirs: Up TO the 25th of Deem
Der, 1893, L had enjoyed good health. 1
had not had a spell OF fever since 1850 and
but little sickness of ary kind. On the
above date 1 WIS taken down with sick
ness, which developed into SLOW fever and
confined me to my room for six weeks.
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Burns Coal Dust without Smoke.

An apparatus for burning coal dust
has been invented and brought out in
Germany. Itis stated that the consump-
ton Of even the most inferior class of
coal dust is attended with no smoke,
while the heat produced is so intense
that the apparatus has been adapted in
Berlin to smelling works and with ex-
cellent results. The gases as analysed
contain 9. 8 per cent carbonic acid, / per
cent air, 1912 per cent nitrogen.
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Notice.

All bills against the Police Depart
ment, contracted betwr en- January 6 and
February IA are ordered to be presented
to the Marshal before February Goth,
1895. E. q. HITCHCOCK,
Marshal Republic of Hawaii.
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