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RECEIVERS SALE.

Little, Roundy & Co.'S stock, COM
mencing Saturday, Dec 18th, will con-
tinue until further notice. A rare
chance to secure bargains in crockery
of all kinds, chinaware, lamps, cut
glass, silver plated ware, etc. Terms
strictly cash.
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Coal Combine to Plead.

f. l.. Carpenter and the other mem
bers of the coal combine indicted by
the grand jury for unlawfully combin-.
ing together for the purpose of ham,
pering trade and preventing competi-
ton were ordered to plead next Tues
day.
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LADIES',

Nothing startIes Il man so much as
n pair of cold feet on the middle of
his back Save him from heart
trouble by Citing Il pair of warm
lined shoes of
NEWMANN-NOTT SHOE co.
81 S. Main ST.
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No excuse for sleepless nights when
you can procure One Minute Cough
Cure. This will relieve all annoyances,
cure the most severe cough and give
you rest and health. Can you afford to
do without it? For sale by all drug
gists. Nelden-Judson, wholesale deal
erS.
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Utah Commercial and Savings Bank.
General banking business; pays per
cent. on deposits. T. Armstrong, pres:
P w. Madsen, vice-pres.; ]. E. Jen-
ming. cashier. "a E 1st South st.
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Deaths, II; males 8, females 6. Re-
ceived for burial from other places, l.
Contagious diseases, flags outstanding
3d. all being cases of scarlet fever.
There were seven cases of typhoid
fever reported for the week.
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The James G. Mcdonald Candy CO.
have arranged for an artistic booth at
Christensen's hall where during the
Walker soap carnival, Tuesday even
ing, their excellent j. G. Chocolates and
bonbons will be sold for Csc per box.
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Abstracts furnished. titles insured
and per cent. paid on deposits by
Utah Title Insurance and Trust compa-
ny. LOG Main street.
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PRICE REDUCED.

Bargains in Holiday goods. Maynes
Wells Co., 80 Main street
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our novelties in handkerchiefs will get
about Christmas time. Blow yourself
for a dozen.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO..
142 Main st.
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Weber Coal company have reduced
the price of lump coal to SAFE per ton
Clean coal and full weight guaranteed
W. J. MONTGOMERY,
Agent
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Kali at the new
Kolitz
Handy
Kitchen for your
Khristmas
Handles, No. 60 S. Main st.
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Two of a Kind

make pair. Our hose to be had single
or dozen pairs for Christmas remem-
brances.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
142 Main ST.
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SPECIAL SALE STILL CONTINUES

Fer next thirty days your choice Of
any suit or overcoat in the store for
s11-00- AT S. j. Nathan. clothier. 100
Main street.
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A Christmas Hint,

Select your neckwear novelties from
our complete lines.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO..
142 Main st.
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z. C. M. I. has had "a good trade, but
some extra bargains are being offered
now in winter wraps; all sizes, styles
and quality are on our sales tables yet.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-08

but made right before your eyes are
the candy at the new Kolitz Kandy
Kitchen, 60 South Main street.
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GRAND DOLL CARNIVAL.

AT Unity Hall, December 10th and
14th.
Every child by paying 10 cents can
enter their own doll for a prize. Said
prizes to be given for the oldest doll,
the handsomest doll, and raggedest
doll. MRS. L. l.. ARCHER,
Chairman
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DR.. E. M. Keysor fills teeth without
pain. Teeth without plates a specially.
Rooms 1. 2 and 8. Scott-Auerbach build
ing, 1862 Main street
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DIAMOND COAL

Is % per cent better than any other
coal produced. Whitehead, Agent, ~
w. Second South. Telephone GUY.
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They Arc Appreciated

as a Christmas gift-a half or one
dozen celebrated Wilson Bros shirts.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
142 Main St
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DIR. CHARLES PINCKNEY HoUGH,
Late of Butte. Montana. Office in At
las Block. Telephone 609-
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READ 1T:

Bargains in Holiday goods. Maynes.
Wells Co, 80 Main street
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COAL.

d. J. Sharp handles all kinds OF
coal, coke and charcoal. once NO. %
south Main street. Telephone No. 429
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THIS! THIS: THIs!!
What a Severe Blow

WHAT. WHAT. WHAT.
Buy your shoes of NEIWlIANN-NOTT
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FURs! FURs! FURs.

We can suit your taste and purse.
MEHESY, THE FURRIER.
knutSford.
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Wash Your Shirt

collars, cuffs, hannels, etc.
TROY STEAM LAUNDRY,
142 Main ST.
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Paris F. Oyler to X. o. Kyes, in
terest in Ton Town lode ....... 100
Paris T. Oyler ct ux to L. J. KyeS,
Interest in Ton Town mine -. 100
A. Scott Chapman ct ux to Annie E.
Chapman, part block s, Popperton
place Observation-Disclosures. 150G
John Weir. jr.. to James keefer. part
section Is, township L south. range
2 west ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I
Fred Aecklenberg to John w. Whit
ford ct uX lot o. block 1. plat B.
West Lake subdivision .......... 30
For beautiful inexpensive holiday
gifts go to Bentley & Hill. druggists,
poStoffice corner.
Try OConnor's bouquet CISnr.
It is a good thing Push it along.
White House Drug Store. Five cents.
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C. s. Martin sells the best coal, the
cleanest coal, the cheapest coal Office
under McCornick's bank.
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NOT OUT OF SIGHT.

Bargains in Holiday goods. Maynes
Wells Co.. 80 Main street.
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CApEs: CAPEs. CApEs.

Immense stock must be reduced.
MEHESY, THE FURRIER,
Knutsford.
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TEETH WITHOUT PLATES.

DR.. Tillman gives this branch of dem
tistry specl attn; 1874 Mercantile DIX
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MONEY To LOAN.

AT and per cent interest. Wicks, z
State street.
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Awarded Gold Medal Niiwinter Fair. San Francisco.
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FOR REMT--FuRNISHED.

FOUR ROOMS furnished for house
keeping, rent, s12. 16S West Sixth South.
First South street Jonathan C. Royle.
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DIED,

NOALL-Of scarlet fever, George Laker,
son of Matthew and Elizabeth D. La
ker Noall, aged 10 months.
Interment private, at city cemetery. at
II a. M Sunday, December Sth.
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PHYSICIANS.

DIR. d. o. MINER-Office and residence
123 N. w. Temple; Tel. s.; hours 9 to II,
2 to 4.
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PORTRAITS.-F'ree hand air brush
finish; from $500 up. Peterson, 511a West
First South street, doors west Din-
woody's. up stairs.
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SIX PER CENT. money to loan on i'm
proved residence property, close in. He
Der j. Grant &, Co, general agents Home
Fire Insurance Co.
$500 TO 100000 at the lowest rates.
Permission given to make partial pay
ments James Fl. Bacon.
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FOR SALE.


TYPEWRITERS- s35 and S45 snaps.
H. N. Winter. 337 Constitution building.
OAKLEY PARK, high, dry, magnifi-
cent view, close in, is the best invest
ment on the market; 500 per lot SiO
per month, no interest; is building rap
idly. w. E. Hubbard. 43 West Second
South street.
LARGE .wo-story six room house,
90 feet of ground, fine location, only
$1,000 worth $1,000; $500 cash. bal
ance long time. w. z. Hubbard, 43 West
Second South street.
OAKLEY PARK. the best investment
on the market, high, dry, surrounded by
nice homes, $500 per lot $40 per month;
no interest. Only 10 minutes drive from
Temple. Prices soon to be advanced. w.
e. Hubbard, 43 West Second South street.
BRAN NEW homemade guitar cheap.
Apply at this office.
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LOVES YOUNG DREAM.


THERE WAS A OF MEDIUM sIzP
WHO AT A YOUNG LADY QUITE OFTEN MADE EYES
WEIGH HE DID NOT DISGUISE. THO SURPRISE
THE BEAUTIFUL COULD NEVER sURn11sE
THE CAUSE OCULAR EXERCISE
AT DECIDED THAT HE WHO MEIER rRrps
BY A SMART MAIN, AND NOT BY HIS snc7zs
TO WIN WEAR THE COVETED PRIZE
COULD NOT JUSTLY RBcKoNED AS ONE OF THE WISE
SO HE CALLED ON HIS FAIR LADY LOVE ONE DAY.
CLAD IN A sNl1IE NEWEST ARRAY
AND DETERMINED VERY BEST CARD TO PLAY
LovEs1ck LAY
81 sAYt-MIss NLAY!-Now, PRAY BE GAY
AND WALK DOWN THE STREET A SHORT WAY"
TO WHICH FzNsIAAvER QUITE CALMLY SAID YEA
AND ANNOUNCED HBRsEIF READY TO START R1crzr ANYWAY,
THE WONDERFUL GOODS OUR STORE
HE SAID WITH FEELING HE NEER BEFORE
LOOK AT THE HEATERS DISPLAYED THE FLOOR
BANGED FROM BACK SHOP RIGHT UP TO THE DOOR
FoUR-FuFTY TO DOLLARS; SURE
THE CAN'T BUY ONE MUST REALLY BE POOR
NOW THINK, DEAR. H11E THE WEATHER is
I'd BETTER CEASE BEING A BACHELOR?
WITH A HEATER LIKE A LITTLE soUAw
IIEIiY
FOR YOUR Sake IGNORE,
AND ONLY MY DEAR LITTLE WIFE ADORE
WORD TO THRILL HEARTS CORE;
YES. DARLING YES IoIPLoRE"
HER HAND
SHE EYED MASSIVE
BOUGHT OUT THE
PAIR THE LAND"
| SALT lake HARDWARE Cd.
~ and A West Second So.
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DENTISTS.

HAPPY HOURS DENTAL CO., .212ih g.
State st. Appointments by mail solicited.
DR. E. NJ. KEYSO2, DENTIST. Rooms
J, 2 and 8, first floor, Scott-Auerbach
Building.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

ATTORNEYS.
r. B. SHEPARD. H. K. HARDNESS.
PENNEL CHERRINGTON.
Shepard. Cherrington & Hardness, Attor-
neys at law, Mercur, Tooele county, Utah.
z. z. BARKER.
Attorney-at-Law,
51-52 Hooper block
A. B. SAWYER,
Attorney-at-Law,
5l4-315 Progress building.
EUGENE LEWIS,
Attorney-at-Law,
Room 80 Postoflce block.
w. H. DICKSON,
Attorney-at-Law,
Rooms 512 to 515 Progress building
JAMES Fl. MOTLE.
Attorney-at-Law,
Rooms 3G1 to 3O6 Constitution Bldg.
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statesmen we'll acquainted with en-
gineers to sell on commission the McKim
gasket. Apply P. 3. McCarty, Walker
House
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WANTED.

MANAGER for office in Salt Lake;
salary and commission; small capital re-
duired. Address H care of Herald
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WANTED TO Rents to room house
with barn suitable for carriage. Apply
362 South State
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GOOD SCRAP IRON $3.50 to $40 per
ton; also scrap copper and brass, copper
sc. to 7c., good brass SC. to &C. paid in
cash at F. Roberts. 524 West Second
South.
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MAN TO TRAVEL and appoint agents:
auired. Address wv care of Herald
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Mayor Baskin has signed the appro-
prfation list passed at the last session
of the council II amounts to s1,313. 80,
and the claims will be paid tomorro ".
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A GIRL to do general homework, al
$40 East Second South.
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A GOOD second hand fire-proof safe
Address Geo. F. Felt & Co.. lumber deal
ers, corner Eighth South and State.
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Willard Carter, aged 49, and Frank
Kincel, aged 24 were arrested yester-
day for petit larceny. The men are ac-
cused OF stripping clothes lines.
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TYPEWRITERS- s35 and s45 snaps.
H. N Winter. 337 Constitution building.
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SECOND HAND GooD5It costs
money to advertise, but it is the only
may we can secure goods for our i'm
mense establishment and branch houses
NJ. Weber. 207, 2O9 and 211 State street
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Admiral Meade's friends say II II the
result Of Department action in continu-
ally calling his attention. In letters Of
censure. to regulations II believed he
had infringed. 1t Is also said that Adj
miral Meade was displeased at the
action of the Department in detaching
his flagship. the New York.
Rear Admirals Walker and Ramsay,
and Commodores Selfridge and Bunce
are talkel of for the vacant position.
Admiral Meade's flag was hauled down
from the peak OF the cruiser New York
at the Brooklyn Navy-Yard to-day. and
simultaneously a salute Of thirteen guns
was fired from the deck of the old re-
ceiving ship Vermont. lying at the Cob
Dock. The salute was fired by order
OF Commodore Sicard, Commandment OF
the NavyYard
According to naval regulations the sa-
lutte should have been fired from the
deck OF the Admirals flagship. the New
York This would have been done We're
It not for the fact that the New York
Is in dry. dock undergoing repairs before
starting for Kiel.
As soon as the last gun had been
fired and the flag hauled in, Admiral
Meade shook hands with the officers or
the New York and passed down the
gang plank.
Admiral Meade said:
II retire simply to give some OF the
Younger officers a chance FOR promotion;
I cannot say yet what my plans are
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MUST KEEP STREETS CLEAR.
Building Material Not Permitted
e he stored In Unsightly Heaps.

Building Material Net Permitted
t. he stored In Unsightly Heaps.
Public Works Commissioner Brook
held has issued . new order directing
Supt Henkel. OF the Bureau OF Encum-
ORANGES. to revoke all permits heretofore
issued for the storage Of building mate
rial in the streets.
For years New Workers have been
annoyed by the unsightly piles Of bricks
and secondhand building material which
invariably appeared In front Of property
where old buildings had been torn down
In order to make room for more modern
edifices.
These unattractive heaps would some
times remain an Inconvenience and an
eyesores for months until the work on
the new buildings had progressed far
enough to admit Of the bricks being used
again In the work.
The new rule will necessitate the i'm
mediate removal Of old material, and the
streets will hereafter present a more
orderly. appearance during the progress
or building operations.
will operate may be seen at Broadway
tearing down the old metropolitan Hotel
and Niblo's Garden Is In progress
There IL no litter or confusion beyond
the house line and the old material ma 8
been carted away as fast as It was taken
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1895-05-09
HAS A WOMAN SECRETARY.

President Roosevelt Appoints Miss
Kelly a. His stsnoGrapher.
President Roosevelt Of the Police
Board. inaugurated another reform in
his once to-day.
In the place Of ex-President Martins
private secretary, Ford. he appointed
as his private secretary. stenographer
and typewriter. Miss Minnie Gertrude
Kelly. of 100 East Eighty first street.
In the recollection Of the Oldest en-
ployees Of Headquarters. this 10 the
first time q woman stenographer has
been employed In any Of the Commits
sioners' officers.
Miss Kelly began her duties to-day
Outside of the duties required bv the
Civil Service rules, Mics Kelly will per-
form all the other work Of Mr.. Roose-
welt and will be his only clerk.
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''M SCENES IN THE PARK.
leviewed by the Mayor and City
Officials on the Green
Clad Mall.
sTRoNGs FLAG WAVED ON HIGH.
Guardians Of the City's Play Grounds
Praised for Their Fine
Showing.

Central Park was in her best Spring
suit this morning when the gray-coated
guardians turned out in annual parade
and to be reviewed on the Mall by the
Mayor and Park Commissioners.
Last nights showers had brought tho
leaveE out In all their verdant beauty;
the posy beds were brilliant with bright
blossoms, and the day was clear and
beautiful, though rather warm.
Thousands of people had gathered un-
der the trees in the great public play
ground to witness this annual show.
and what they saw was we'll worth the
visit.
The go officers and men in the service
were all out, either in the line of march
or on duty at the music stands in the
Mall. The men were in full dress uni
form. consisting of Spring frock coats
and trousers of gray. Summer helmets
for the patrolmen and roundsmen and
peaked caps for the captain and SER
geants.
The force appeared as a battalion at
the Arsenal, near the Sixty-fifth street
and Fifth avenue gate. and, preceded by
Rogerss Seventh Regiment Band Of
twenty pieces. proceeded to the Mall,
where they marche down. that broad
and leaf-canopied stretch from north to
south.
A little before 10 o'clock carriages
drove up to the south end of the Mall
They contained Mayor Strong, Corpora
ton Counsel Scott. Register Levy, Pres
ldent David King. jr.. and Commissioners
G. G. Havens, r. B. Roosevelt, A. b.
Julliard. Of the Park Board.
They passed up the Mall and took
seats on the stand erected in front OF the
reviewing stand on the west side Of the
Mall.
There were many ladies on the grand
stand and these citizens: Former Park
pen. Smith L. Lane, Elk Mayor Thomas
Coggeshall of Newport; Secretary
Purns. of the Park Department. and
.sierman Muh.
Citizen George Francis Train was con-
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TAFT GOES TO AN ASYLUM.
Chemical bank Dcfnulter in M
Condition to lie Tried,

John Il. TAFT. the defaulting paying
teller OF the Chemical National Bank,
who was Indicted for having appropri-
ated $i5,W OF the banks money. was
arraigncd this morning before Judge
Benedict. In the United States Circuit
Court.
His counsel, Abraham j. Rose pre-
scented afiidavits from DR.. Allan Mc1.ane
and DR.. Charles n. Dana, to the effect
mat Tait was mentally unsound.
Judge Benedict held that he was in no
condition to be placed on trial. and com
united him to Elizabeth Hospital. at
Washington.
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spicuous on the. Mall with Q group. Of
the Park police get their overdue pay.
D. The h appearance Of the srsy-s cSssr,
and hand -clspping by 5000 people.
Capt. Collins. major Of the parade.
marched ma his command to a point where
Company front" was presented. and
the Mayors messenger unfurled the
Mayor flag over him.
tipping the helmet with whlte-sloved
hands. the Mayor descended from the
stand and. arm-in-arm with Capt. Col
Inns Ii, and followed BY the Park Com;
Register. passed down the front and
to musical selections from Carmen"
and reviewed the men. as they went
through the evolutions OF the police man.
The Mayor and other officlals and citi-
the. neat and fine appearance and
solderly bearing Of the protectors Of the
peoples pleasure ground.
The battalion was made UP as follows:
Capt. c. c. Collins Major:
seret James r. Dillon. Adjutant
Patrolman George Hall. Sergeant Major;
FRS. company-serst; Louis Flock. Captain;
Roundsmsn Ed II. Hall. Second Lieutenant;
Roundsman Frank creppner. Right
Guide: Rorndsman Shea. Left
Guide.
Second company-seret. John W. ENGLAND. Cap
tain: sergt William J. Morgan. First Lieu
tenant; Roundsman Thomas wallace. Sec
ond Lieutenant; Roundsman Mc0onisal.
Right Guide; Roundsman Gilmartin.
Patrolmsn Matt Koran and Thomas Smith. bearing
the silk flags presented by George Gould In
1894; Color Guard, Patrolman Charles e.
Wore and Issac Train,
Third CompAny-Sprgt James u, Ferrio. Cantain
serst William C. Esan. First Lieutenant;
tenant: Roundsman Marin. in place Of
Roundsman Dolan, absent. Right
Guide: Roundsman Peter Coen.
Fourth company-sergt John D Mulhoilsnd. Cap.
tain sergt Hammersy Hodgins. First Lieu
tenant Ed sn"Ta,p p AlSSrn
chael Shea, Right Guide; Rounds
man Hubert E. Howard. Left
" ss!n: s s''1 john " Wilson f,.s
Second Lieutenant: Patroiman Daniel
Troy. Right Guide; Patroiman
Max Lastly. Left Guide.
Among the war veterans in Capt. Col.
lins's command were Sergts: England
and Fitzpatrick Roundsmen Tyson and
Hall.
Adolph Klein. another veteran, who
was retired a year ago for age was ar
interested spectator OF the parade.
The Mayor and other ofiicials left tn,
Mall at II o'clock. At the conclusion o.
the Terrace out to Fifth avenue by tn,
Seventy-seCond street drive, and dowY
the avenue to the Arsenal, where tn,
men were dismissed.
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REAR.ADMlRAL MEADE TO GO.
He Don't Like Navy Orders and
VIII Retire In June.

Rear-Admiral II. W. Meade was de-
tached from command of the North At
lantic station yesterday. The change
was made on request from Admiral
Meade. who In a letter to the Navy De-
partment. asked to be relieved OF the
command and granted a months lease.
The letter announced Admiral Meade 8
intention to retire on June II.
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vosch's Act Not ORIGINAL,

Fred Vosch. Of Hoboken. who fell into one OF
the big hollow wooden columns at Eidorado
Tuesday. unconsciously was an imitator OF a fox
terrier belonging to John Beller. Of Union Hill.
The dog tumbed into one Of the pillars Saturday
and wasn't rescued until Tuesday. Then work
men heard his wines and dug him out He never
cares TO wander now
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1895-05-09

Examinations will be held on Tuesday. June
II, for Junior clerk. Waterman and attendant in
the Custom House. Fifty applications will be re-
ceived for junior clerk. twenty five for Waterman
and twenty-five for attendant. Applications nled
in excess Of these numbers will be entered for
the next examinations Applications must be
upon the prescribed form. to be obtained from
the Secretary OF the Examining Board. at the
Custom House.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1895-05-09

A Catholic University under the auspices Of
the supician Fathers 10 soon to be started In
New York This will be the third seminary in
America conducted by that order A fair for
the benefit OF the proposed University Is to bs
given In the Grand Central Palace. and . fund
Of $500. ooo It IL said. must b raised before
regular work 10 b gun.