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Inl
c,,u another player was added 70 NETWORKS
baseball hospital list yesterday and the friends of
~ Climb are more firmly convinced than ever
49,, the most relentless "hoodoo' on earth is pur-
,,,r the Giants. Bad management has had more
- do with the case. however. than any supposed
jlick.
rhs game 1T the Polo Grounds yesterday be-
.snn the Ncw-York and ST. Louis teams. the
lame nine winning more through luck than good
.,.v,ng With anything like good support. Breiten-
.,en would have won his game without much
,ro,ble Only one of the nine runs scored was
.,rned. and ST. Louis got that. Ely's work
PARTICULARLY bad.
After the first inning Rusie settled down. and
he had clear sailing up 10 the ninth inning. At this
min, Bonner sent scorchlng grounder which
Rusie tried to stop The ball tore the nall off OF
nra Of The big pitchers fingers, making a painful
v ,"ound A physician summoned and Rusie
,,rsd He viii not be able to pitch for some time.
md his loss 10 the club is irreparabe. Clark took
his place Owing TO the recent peculiar instructions
~ ,,mpires Rusie. Farrell and Stafford
sblci 10 make triple play. The score:
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ant-co:one Kline practiced a; creedmoor yester-
day and after dinner the Inspector Genera! or the
state Frederick C. McLewee. with his ASSISTANTS
visited the range AMI for qualification: also 'e
Assistant Chief OF Ordnance. Colonel Joseph IT,
Story. Following are the results
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GARDENER By n young man. s years
experience. Address Box J. Rye. N. y.
USEFI'I. on country resi-
dcnce. open for engagement June ~.
steady place preferred 10 high wages. Ad-
dress EMIL. HELD Greeley. Penn
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CLEVELAND DEFEATS BROOKLYN.

The Brooklyn and Cleveland teams had pitch
ers' battle at Eastern Park. Brooklyn. yesterday.
The general play good in spite of poor field
ng which cropped out at intervals Cleveland won
ne opening inning. when hits by Burkett and
Chds Blake's two-bagger and errors by La Chance
and Foutz gave Cleveland three runs. The score
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DIRK tNTI.D.

MpIc.
iol ~ MAN ~ excellent abilities. az
pr,-.ri .fnrl.y-i 90 afs.sf4rf manager IN
lrr .. me lnrSsf' riefcar'll" houses IN 'f'
r.:}. drairrs ,hangs -nrg~i ~ ilIil"-'n-
'rt illSHr.re. cashier ~ n'i's manager
gradua'~ Eastman business College. three
years ~spsnero" rs assistant teller AMI
l.lsae.p~r N han. excellent reference
Afsr~as II - Whrunrf l"r-"j '.'}
YpfS8 Man. a. would IKE si'rafi. q
lf ar Office ca1 wife ArI nsr.- wei.
fef~feure Aiir.-s EMIL ItfEH. 'ui's
last 1nfh-i.
You ~ MAS sl'h flme experience. 10
sizes permanent y.si'l0r with 49, FIRST
cas- r.ffr.nre vli''rr % begin - - r'r
web Adtr.sr liDV q. Il am !. -.
n-.af-si. newark. y
YOf No MAJ desires s'cniy si'ua'l
A. sny krd = w.rk wiling and active
T KEATfNG H. 81 ave.
Young MAS. arsd ~. .uli IKE post
f1n o, conf nee ari trust s',errn
direct 20 present employer. Address Ed.
-, East l?5'h -
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Some small scoring seen at the cricket match
between st. Georges \. c. and team OF the X NJ
s Lucania at Weehawken. The bowling o. A
Settle DISPOSED of the St. Georges for the small
total of A. Of which a. II. Williams made Do but
the steamship players could moi equal this ara
were beaten by Is runs. The totals were: ST
Georges A. c.. a.; K NJ. 5. Lucania, 80.
THE INSPECTOR GENERAL AT CREEDMOOR.
detachment Of the 18th Regiment. composed OF
Companies g. c and d. under command Of 1ieutcn-
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

ATTENDANT Sc By young Fnelifhman
II good aIdTcs. and education a. attend
ant. valet. secretary. reading 10 lhN"'"
excellent references. call or address A.
Il East 2lsis'
A YOUNG SWISS. ius, arrived from Eng
land seeks work IN any rnpa'i ny good
waiter. letters only. =. r.. 40 Uh-aN'.
Rt'TLFR or VALET by French Alsa,lan.
Tor travelling or stay IN j. 'u.'' HF''N'
English French. German. Auenty. excel
l-n, references JAMES. 2i3 Eas' 9th
BUTLER or VALET In private family
by thoroughly competent young man 81
tong experience. country murh p,.,,,.,en i
good refe" srre. moderate wages ~ HEN
BOX 9. Tribune Once.
BUTLER and WAITER by japanese. on
yacht or IN county. god CITY reference.
Address RlNGORO. Tribune once
cARETAKERs. Man and wife GermansD
To care FOR private house. or make hon
selves uscrui city or country. best refer
enees sMEI.ZER. 90 Hoyi-st.. BROOKLYN.
CHEF for club or private institution; ~.
rcr."c.d I'd Coosns isr '@ %cfcrsn nnr'
COOK. loo DE knlb-sve.. BROOKLYN.
CHEF -An.around. pastries. rolls. Ice
creams jelliee. take charge Of kitchen.
city or country II. V ONERBAtGH.
Catskill y. 7.
CHIEFLY French American: competent
In ALI branches; club. hotel. caterer or
restaurant. 10 years references. city or
country. GERNAIS. 1875 West ioth-st
grocery.
COACHMAS. By nrst-class man. married.
temperate. careful. trustworthy: no IAN.
fly. city or country. seven years l"rS1ril
city reference NJ. r.. 1911 West 54ih-s'.
COAcUMAN by q young man. who Is
careful and reliable driver. best city per.
s0nal references. Address /. H.. care OF
Do cattanach. 30 West i+th-s'
COAcHMAS. - Thoroughly UNDERSTANDING
business, nine years unsurpassed trs,i-
monlals. temperate. careful. stylsh. SKI
fol. willing. industrious: m oGeraie cspsc,a-
lions. THOMAS. | go broadway. Tribune
Lucky Agency. open evenings.
coAcINAN.- Young Ensilshman. three
YEAR unnvc.pti, nab.r recommendations
from prominent family, Understands husl-
ness thoroughly wii'lng inaqsH ,rr sso
broadway. Lucky Agency. open rNen:nSs'
COACHMAN. - UNDERSTANDING business
thoroughly: unexceptionnble iecommehda-
lions from distinguished sannile,. p'"ol-
cal veterinarian. temperate. willins. ~
spcciful. trustworthy; moderate eNpe.ta'
tons: country preferred. ECONOMICAL
MANAGER. 500 Broadway. Lucky
Agency.
COAcUMAN.-Twe years unsurpassed
recommendations from leading city ana
Brooklyn families. sobeF. iespc'iiu'' ''l'"-
ful. trustworthy. understands care horte7:
carriages harness thoroughly pFnrusa,
vet,.iEarian: stylish appearance; careful
driver. dlsDngslel account cmJlpyt hH
posing Of horses: single. CHARLES. 40
West JiHt-st.. stable.
CDA1IINAN. Young man. ~ cafe'ul
driver. handy around house, ely or cpun
try: can speak German, mas reference. =
MEYER. ia liedford-avo.. brooklyn.
COACUMAN -Genilemnn going II tnrop"
: wants sltuaticn Tor his coachnan; slnSl',
reliable ard strictly temperate hfsl.vltss
,room. safe. experienced city or country
driver. thoroughly understands his cyiies,
can milk. attend lava and ROADS, VIII be
generally useful. can highly recommend
him AdGsess q. u. BOX y. Tr'hune
ONCE
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NETWORK,


neNT-ln"s ...........8 0 o %
Earned runsSt. Louis l. First base by errors-New-
VII 81, Louis 3. bases-New ORR o. 81 Louis
n rrs. base balls-OT Breitenstein g. of Rusie l.
s;rck ou--Ry Breenstein 2 by Rusie Two-base hit
Van Haltren. Sacrifice hts-Dowd Ely Stolen bases
Burke 2 schrivsr 2 Farrell Brown Cooley Bonner
triple pay-Ruse, Farrell and Stafford Passed ball
peitz l. I'npire-Carnpbc Time Of game2:05. Attend
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BROOKLYN.

Earned runs-Clcveiand 2. Brooklyn /. Fiist base
srrors-6leveland Brooklyn LEI, bases Cleveland
Dsub 2 Struck out-By Daub 4 Twobass nits-Blake
lace Daily Double psy-Brrkctt and Chlds. Passed
ba.-Grm !. umpire-McDonald Time-l "a. Attend
ance-S.OOO.
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Cyclists desiring to join the League of American
Wheemen may obtain full printed Information and
blanks by sending name and address to the Cycling
Editor. New-York Tribune.
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WORK WANTED.

Female.
LADY would like position IN photograph
work where rfs siE. Z ret u,h.nf
vruli ic useful. &c. Nf country. Ndif'', =
EErOrcHEN $50 Tri4re Agency. ~
Broadway f'fcehii ..
MANlct'RIST Young woman wishes NV
more customer ~ her Infil Mss
LANGLEY lls West Gisi -
MANICURE wfhss frw more cl7'1in~fs
home or out Ms FMuHIEL. $40 West
jHtA -
Yot'SG LADY. Il years. WANTS position
In one. good wrif~r. ~ objection -
!ow wages Address Ms LILLIAN SiE-
DENHl'HG. as7 psgrl"-st.. BROOKLYN.
MANICURE Young iaiy wishes t.w Gus
toners az her perl9r ~ ca' III t"'
23i-st
STESOGWATiiEH and Remington operator
and hockkceycr: graduated from business
col.rs., living with parents. EMMA. ~
East lasthr
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

lgTH-ST.. Al WEST.-Ncat nicely fur
nished large and small rooms. table
special attention. iransienis; references.
2lST-ST, 9 WEST. Desirable rooms. per
manent; transient: summer rates. liable
board, references.
- EAST IsTH-S T.-D~iishtfui rooms. en-
suite rr sirgiy: excellent board summer
prices, references exchanged
26TII- LIST. 80 WEST -Millers; transient or
permanent. with frst-class board. Secure
rooms now for Wheelmens Meet and open
INK Of Harlem Ship Cannl.
5OTII- ST. 20 WEST Under new manage
mont: newly renovated and furnished
rooms with board references.
S34 WEST 23D-ST. Large handsome sec
ond and third story rooms: private bath:
nrst-class house: excellent table; tran
sients accommodated.
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Co,,yTny REAL ESTATE TO LET.

AGENCY ron MoHTcLAis House.; az
kinds; sale q rent . Iu
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MISCELLANEOUS.

AMERICAN LAW ADVICE ASSN.
Save time and -aprnsc = wasfeful MI
CATION. Write us plain statement 81
your case with all the facts and get q
clear legal opinion In writing We have
the largest Law library n this country at
the disposal o. our AJvisory Board. W"
take no lawsuits. Fee. 81. Send Tor our
prospectus. Communications strictly con
fidsniial. Judge WAUlIOPE LYNN.
Pres Henry W. CNGEK. Treas. %,
Broadway. y. Y. city.
AT y, REGULAR rRicES'''- Trunks.
Travelling Bags. steamer Chaifs. Dress
suitcases Valises Steamer Trunks. leather
Goods and TOuris's' Ouinis ~ old Reliable
House. CHARLES SCHWARTZ. ~ tth-
ave, near sih-si
CHTROGNOMY Your character correctly
tod from handwriting. Send sample to
Professor HAMILTON. II 3d-sN'.. New
York ci,y. Zee. SOC: postage stamps &C
copied.
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY Epilepsy per
msnenfly cured without medicine. city
testimonials. 223 IcxinYiou-ave
SO COMFORTABLE and ever 20 nice are
the LaVallier. most perfect htine cor
sets Only imported by IhMMES. 800
Broadway and 4 West 3Ithst.
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ance n pair OF bronze urns These prizes are now
on exhibition 1T Duffie.d and Fulton SITS.
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GENERAL STAFF AvD STAFF DEPARTMENTS IL

Name s"'' ''' "
spccior-Genoral. s. y. Y............;.;'. ~ "'
Cc'one; Ioseph c. story. Assistant 'hief or % a.
Ordnance. = " y: ...:.....'.' -, "
Colcnc! Goodman !. Greene. Assistant lh-,o =. .,
specor General :.....: ..... ~ ~
Major F. Y. W. Ross Ice. Assistant IN 10
spccor- Generals Department. .........'.''l" ~ Il"
General McLeweo also qualified sharpsAooter' -
n, $50 yards. - AZ coo yards total. -
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.


GARDENER and cOACHMAN.-By a re.
spec'abe Young swefe married. no IAN
uy. Is "A good gardener: understands the
care Of horses and CARRIAGES, lawn roans,
ete. can milk best q reference; I rlease
address CHARLES CARLSON. llo Union
ave. New Rochelle. y. !.
GARDENER. Married: IS. no children:
gardening In all its branches; has 10 wears
references GARDENER. Box 39o. West
chester. \. Y.
Groom .-Yorng man. 81 as groom: thor
auxhiv understands horses: best city ref
erence JOHN HENEBERRY. 2jG East
s..h-st
GROOM BY a young man: thoroughly IN
terstards care q horses good driver
finest references; prefers ne country MOD
crate wages. 7. 9. ei2 3d-aVe.
HALL ROY Young man 10. wishes
pos,'l)n AS tall 10y In country ho'e,. or
at anything YOUNG MAN. li2 West
2O,h st. Terry's bell.
STEWARD. RULER or vALET.-By ex-
perianc.d foreigner. place as steward On
board ship. butler. gen,leman's valet or
valet for travelling: excellent testimonials
and references from first families.
Address : T. ii3 Last 2ith-st.
VSEFUI.-MAN -Middle-agsd man. single
as useful-man or assistant on private place
in country. understands care Of horses.
COWS and vegetable garden. Address I. T.,
iJ2 6th-Gve.
EFUI-MAN-CoOK.- By man and
wife on a private place country. man
willing. care u horses. vile cook and
laundress. sober and honest. references.
NJ 40 Boerun Place BrooNlyn.
TSEFUI~NAN. Position wanted by strong
rulatfo. or Do hard work Of any kind,
city or country. CROSBY. l2l West 3d-st.
VALET. Intelligent young man. speaking
different languages. wishes position az
valet or travelling companion 70 gentle
man o. family. best references. VIENNA.
2i2 Broadway.
WAlTER-In priva,. family. club. hotel or
Yacht by experienced man. salads. etc.
references. CARL ROBERT. Box Is. Trib-
unc Office.
WANTED A Montreal physician. McCil
graduate English. married. would take
care u an invalid male preferred. city In
w;n1e- and seaside In summer, no objec-
ton 20 travel. the best care would be
given; references Address MEDICAL.
Postofnce box 2.i93. Montreal. Canada.
YOUNG MAN. rs. wishes situation with
private family. can take care u horse.
attend lawn. SC. Address W. MOWBRAY.
~ Clinton Place.
YOU Nc MAN wants situation on farm;
gOJd home preferable 10 wages. Address
LOW WAGES. Tribune Office.
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GEOOM. Young man. -. as groom; thor
oukhiy Understands horses. best city ref
erenre. GIN HEyEBERRY. 25C East
S,.h-sf
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uxFURNIsHED APARTMENTS.
tn Let.

->-~-~>> - 49, - -
0oTH-gT <3 WEsT.--Newly hcco,a..,
apartment: rooms ana 3nth' s'"'
heated. Janitor
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GARDENER. Married: IS: no children (:
gardening In all its branches; has ~ wears
references GARDENER. Box $50. West
chester y Y
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PrSIE WAS DISABLED.
FORK. HOWEVER. WON THE GAME
WITH ST LOUIS.
TRAILS OF TIE CoHTEsT-A PITCHERS FIGHT
BETWEEN BROOKLYN AND CLEVELAND.
WITH VICTORY FOR THE LATTER.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

x.xYorx s. ST. Louis g. baltimore VS. Pittsburg ram
Cleveland l. brooklyn z washington vs.. Cincinna.
Si,..sm. Chicago g. rain.
;onIsy,lle 8 philadelphia .
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TO LET roR BUSINESS PURPOSES
REAL ESTATE.

- 49,
For Sale and Toilet.
rop GAZE op no KESr.--A bargnin:
hanSsons s-story cottage. - rooms. IN
the eastern ca,sk,lls: price. 5000: rem ~,
500 month Address Rev. X. =. C''H"-
tDrD. Phoenicia. y. Y.
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GROOM-By a young man: thoroughly IN
aerstards care = horses: good driver:
finest references: prefers the country; mod
crate wages T. &. SO 3dave.
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hrs l. SEELT.
CS NEST 22D-Sr.. |
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
MALE AND FEMALE
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
| ALL REFERENCES
STRICTLY INVESTtGATED.
Servants breaking engagements WI,
be dismissed .rOrl Office and ;oriet All
| claims 10 fee paid.
| Brooklyn Office, Rond-st..
Corner Fulton-st.
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GARDENER and cOACHMAN.-By a re.
spectacle young swefe. married: no ran
!iy. - good gardener. understands the
care Of horses and Carriages. lawn roaas.
.tc can milk. best u reference. Please
address CHARLES CARLSON. iio Union
ave New Rochelle. y. !.
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HELP WANTED.
WORK WANTED.

FemaIr.
WAET;ED.-A girl for general housework.
Jlt, West J2d st
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ATTENDANT Sc By young Engllthinan
II good address. and education a. attend
ant valet. secretary. reading 10 lhN"4"'
II Ens' 2ifi -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-30

man Of this city, hsl been taken for
refusing Co answer Certall questiOna
bc'urs C5mmHsl9utr j.. p. Sloan, and
which matter wac before the uJart last
Saturday Mr. Taylor this morning sn.
poAreI in rofe1u aud was questioned I'm
reference thsut. Having now cnn-
sented 10 answer al the questions 90
be submitted 20 hil uy the commits
lloncr the court dismisseu hlm.
FtUSG OF DIVORCE CASES.
Edwin Caldwell was granted decree
Of divorce ffJm nis vile, Sadie NJ on
tho ground Of dcsrrliou. Tire mar
fiuEg TOOK place Ou July ll'ht 1871,
anu Aif.. Caldwell ut4eTtCd he's nuH-
band IN Ma.su, $50. lao case went
uy default.
Carl EIwln AudrcIaaon, who ~
unable t1upcnb many wNrIaJi Eughs1t
asked Tor O. divorce from his vile Emma
on she ground Of dusaIi01, the
parties intprnsIfied tsj pIaluuu to.ti-
Ted through an iutufprtie) in Novem-
bet, 1892, aud shout a year aao the
lndy got tigsd OF hOr husband and lott
hiu. Toe plaluii1 obtained hia decree.
To the much TALKED ui divorce tuit "
Maggie Ryan Vi james Ryan, order
20 show UaufU way defendant
1lluli not puy uimHIY uigs u
hearing WAC had this morning. tho
court directed the defendant % laN
go per month temporary a.lm 1Hyi ~
Hi..uH'ia iUUH sud $50 Gusts.
R.llu q. Eckis was gfaHici ,i-
voice from Kate EpAs nisD on tie
HF.u| UH..r
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Tho Nineteenth ward meeting house
ws1 tue scene last might OF a most en-.
J1yab,u entertainment under the
auspices Uf lho T.. J.. NJ /. association.
IL was given aBa benefit Tor tho meet
lHE house uul and consisted Of a
ghuiatN-tbu Opuaiug ritus--ly twenty.
i've children, ryuiHti1gs, solos, g1II
night lIiI, grapnapulne selections
anu the hUEuaDlr farce, a Regular
Fix. Tue building was NO crowded
that In many inEtanccy 10 WAS a oafo
OF "Htanding room oulYn The u,s-
iUrmauCG will hg repeated uuNg
Friday night and should ugaw a good
uUu6e HEaiu,
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TUE QuAgIzTg MAcADAM co.
ls Operations Talked About at the
lnnn-I LnaI's InIe.MgalL0n.


when the county c1u 20 Inv aliFa.
Lon into the alleged frauds upon tAg
county was ruunri Just before .
o'gl1 .' gs..rIly afternoon. w.
%. soils va called by County
Attorney WuUt.m.go and trBgnad
,ba. tna @ fausfu M.r dam company
Htd rrsaus % ln isg3, with "a capital
FOL. ss9i sIUUIu, vita as many shares
" the r8f vlIuu ul % rf'l anu with
o., IN. JuHa.H, Fmu6 OHiUyr, W. n,
sells, %. b. Inl rnd WIN. MgQIruu
uH tuu uIuIutuTs. Each iu8A ave
Ghafus, which gave tUUm s2u la tue
UuasuIE. Iu.l uCy Wuru Joined by
W. 4. N0blH, Ef.ss Hines ami L., a..
rnimuI uHgu of Wuiun latter took
i've HuEgcs, and who were outitlrl 10
QUO shares ,l1u, the same 60 be aolty-
UtlI when the par value Of tho sock
Was tHuIyTuI. Wltauss told how the
contract had been made with SAT-
Lnu1 county uu April -, 1874, AMI
lHHa how ltuaI lluu renewed. luu
dc. was 90 supply $500 cubic yards,
delivered nt Eighth south, 10 sl.il
uJt thUy wufn subsequently paid $40
cents more, this Cor delivering d 10 any
portion pi tNH TD.d.
"N8I say your contract was ilr Q $40
ouoic yardG" qutugu Atr WhItiu.
more.
"Yrs, cir"
"Iheu how was Il that you are
credited with l3,,I5 cubic yards, Tor
which you Woru na.a s-a,IiiuIln
Witness explained that tue iuCTraBu
was due 60 thu uHC,fIuu upon tho part
ul thu Soigctmca Gauuou, Morris and
BumuursUr, 30 continue V1rR on the
boulevard, and bio cUmpAny wns nc.
uotjingly directed 30 70 On with the
delivery OF guuItzile. Wltutfe de-
ulUd that any but cue siIckHold,Ts
mentioned LaI shared tnu proceeds ~
the contract. Originally tho company,
Z desiring, raid witness, 10 get the sU.-
Vices Of an experienced man, had con.
iTi buteu glU % month 10 Ben huguI'a
salary, the county paying tue tai
auCr, buI when they reached Twelfth
south, they declined 20 DO 10 nuy
longer AMI Loft the whole thing with
/ tho county.
AsErd aH to who paid tho Weigh
matters salary witness FiAtcl that his
company had done ~, but under
Z protest.
81 told tho county court 10 would
/ look queer 3uI look crooked f1r no 90
bo hIuug our own wcighmsster," cone
| tiuuuI he, Shut the ugps UusWcg
was that 10 they were not afraid
ot 10 then NO needn't BE-, End sJ 20
/ went OBJ,
"Nha. YtIor company was furnish.
| Ing rJgktn was asked.
/ emo other company, nuTIlul witness;
"ihry were partieF.'
! "DiI you notice their T8akln
"ius, UuS We had 90 keep aur mouths
sbuLn
"wlo were In this imaginary com.
mu5gn
"rlygs was Cah5ou, brother Of tan
selsc,mau-au4 / ,hinE no STATED Harry
! hayura.N
"DIn't no tell you his brother wac
| lutgrfH,Ud2'
"N w., Iou'tthlnk he ever told mo
who .ls remainder Of tue company
| were"
Then witness told how the quarlzlto
! people had 81 Tustlc 90 get Ia their rock
while tho Maoadgmll0CE company WAS
! putting in ita dirt, aud the evidence
closed ipr the gay, the court ndiuurniul
llIil Monday aitornl0n Al 2 o'clock.
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In the Sixth Ward.

The Sixth Ward Mutual Improve.
meut association has arranged an eK.
cgIlent program Tor warl en-
,ruainment to DO given on Fr day
next IN the ward assembly hall, c5m-
menClag at 1850 O'Clock. There are
chufuses, TocliauOns, song', dialogue,
o. farce, ITO, lu which The li,ilH 'oF,
the youth, and grown people ,4No sI-
pI0prllte paris. The whole AFFAIR b.
under iho supuTvlsi1u Of tue ward au.
thurltius.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-30

Selling uatea--Ff1m Ogden, Santa-
quin anu Intermediate points, April
an 10 an inclusive, good fur return
until April 18TH, SOD from all other
polnlB April 8sd 90 7,u, good Tor return
until Anil l5lh, 1900
Sprmgi iraiUs will bu run from Cache
Valley, Ogden, pasE CITY, Juab ami
al intermediate pUlnls. See bills for
time VI traius.
d. y, Burnley,
General Agent salt Lake.
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A Small Fire.

a IRE started a, the secondhand
a.aro OF j.. cline on Second South
street last evening by the falling OF O
hanging lamp from the ceiling 10 the
l1uE Tue dep Ttmuut responded TO
tn6 alarm buJ the fign WIS almuot out
whom they arrived. The damage was
slight.
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OGDEN.
InnrLinn IN Nnles.

Tho Ib,l suit a. ~, W. Browning
a. Go. against tho Standard Publishing
company i0r $4,000 damage Occu.
plot tho attention cd tAU Fourth dis.
triot court yostsrday afternoon. Judge
Rhodes appeared Tor plaintiff, aud j..
Lille WOln We Henry Wolf,
In which proceedings for contempt
against q. Il. Taylor, tas real estate
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-30

was realized from the entertainment
which will! be- applied 20 laying lar the
new and uIrelu. gallery recently rui
in tho muruns house, which was
found necgu ~ iO nccgnm3aafa tue
increasing auondauOo ou Sundays
Mossra. Joe. "A. Felt anu J.. b. Sean
wero fi01l managsrp.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-30

w H'H Fair fret California MID
wigtUg Falr noxt, with highest hon.
ul No both Prices Baking Powder
matches Triumphant rom tho Great
LNkyu 90 tue Pacific.
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Mnmnn,s NnILrnee.

The meeting OF the w. q. a, will DO
Lg'I uu TuesIay, April BUD, at 2 p. m.,
Iu thu Fourteenth Wati hall. an
Interested ore Invited,
N. a.. IRVINE, Secretary,