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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-07

Mr.. ]. F. Boone, who has been repre-
sentng for some months in this city
Bcnsack Bros, Of Roanoke, Va, cloth
ing and custom manufacturing tailors,
advanced The .dea to the Register last
evening at the Behler, that within the
near future, goods and manufactured
articles n this country would be sold
direct from the manufacturers to the
consumers, and that the middle men
would no longer handle the goods, and
that consequently they would be sold
cheaper SAID Mr.. Boone: This
method IS being pursued a good deal in
certain lines to-day and VIII. as l said
before, i'm my Judgment be the coming
method Of selling all kinds of manu-
featured goods"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-07

General Passenger Agent f. D.
Smith, of the B. & O., with headquarters
at Pittsburg, is at the Windsor.
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soc yard.

Write our Mail Order Department
for samples. Quick action will in
sure better chance for selection.
These rare bargains in choice Dress
Goods sell at sight---if you'd be
among the fOrtunate---SEND AT ONCE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-07

gor.-NeilI & Elingham V. Rogers Bros.
Ell al
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81 yard.

SIPS and $3.50 SCOTCH, ENGLISH
and FRENCH CHECKS and MIXTURES
Choice combinations in brown, blue,
green and red mixed---45 to 48
inches wide,
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75C yard.

Lot PLAIN SERGES and BROAD.
CLOTHS, staple COICrs, PLAIN and
MIXED CLOTHS in variety of color
inus..-45, 48 and so inches wide, all
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-07

Brunswick-L. Eshelman, S. F. Esh-
Gilman, Sistersville; c. p. Dexter, Char
lesion; w. J. McKeisseck, Warrington;
Alma Griffith, Fairmont; A6ner HOge,
Waynesburg, w. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-07

The Statute of the State declares SIX
per cent. to be the ,egal rate Of interest,
but the Statute contemplates that a
search for usury shall not stop at the
mere form of the bargains and contracts
relative to such loan, but that all shifts
and devices intended to cover a usuri-
GUS loan or forbsarance shall be pushed
aside and the transaction be dealt with
as usury if it be such N fact.-Jos. n
B. Grim. V. Isaac n. Post.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-07

BOOTS AND SHOES LOCKE's
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An order that a receiver pay a fixed
sum to a certain person S a personal
judgment or decree against the receiver.
B. w. Crawford, General Receiver Y.
Fred Hickey ct al.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-07

Where a conveyance is made from
husband to wife and 1t IS attached by
his creditors as fraudulent, the burden
IS on her to show that she paid a far
consideration out Of her separate es-
tate, and having shown this, the bur
den then rests on the creditors to Show
by proof, but it requires less evidence to
show it than # the transaction were be
tween strangers.-W Wood, Brown & Co.
V. Emma L. Harrison.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-07

If one of two or more defendants to
an acton at law upon a joint contract,
de before verdict, the suit abates as to
the dead one. and cannot be revived
and proceed against his representa-
tives and the surv.yors-Geo. & J. C.
Henn-ng v d. D. T. Farnsworth, exec
uLOr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-07

Windsor-W. J. Klee, J. Ward. John
Dayer' w. L. Metz, L. A Kotch, James
5. Martin, P:t,sburg; r. Newman. Phil
adeiphia; J. T. Rankin. Bela:re; J. w.
Clcyer, Toledo, Ohio; w. H. Williams.
Cuba.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-07

Mr.. S. L. Henderson,. of Parkersburg.
and a member of the Parkersburg uD-
hols,ery firm of Bently & Ser.ng Co..
was N the city last evening at The
Windsor on his way to Grand Rapids.
Mich, to attend the annual furniture
exposition at that city this month. This
State should have" SAID Mr.. Hender-
SHOT to the Register, two hundred fur
n.ture manufacturing establishments.
at least. There is no State in the I'm
ion with more extensive forests of oak
and ether kinds of wood used in the
manufacture of furniture than our own.
Michigan is the great furniture manu-
featuring State Of the Union. but her
forests are not extensive and will with
IN few years. at the rate they are now
being cut down. be entirely consumed.
and l believe such manufacturing es-
adjustments win come this way. We
are running our factories at full force
at the present time, and have orders
away ahead.
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OPERA ., HOUSE.


Words auj Music hv Mr. Willard spencer
H.- H..nf.s Staged. Groat Cast. Chorus
..E lU.Hcut.I orchestra
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As between principal and agent. a
travelling salesman, if a current account
be rendered, and the agent receiving
it retains it beyond such tine as is rea-
sonsble under the usages of business,
10 examine and return the same and
makes no objection to the same, when
so returning the same, ne Is considered
to acqu.esce m its correctness and IS
bound Jhtgaby.-C. NJ. Shrewsbury V.
Jas. w. Tufts.
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Mr.. P. A. Kancher, a well known
travelling salesman for Wilcox Bros,
Chicago, is at the st. Charles.
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0VFRCOATS AND SUITS!
For Men, Boys and Children
n RTDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES.
For the next thirty days we will offer our
entire stock of WINTER CLOTHING
ofau descriptions at COST and BELOW.
EGT Mans Suit
Every Boys Suit
Every ChldS Suit
Every Mans OYGTCOat
Every Boys OVTCOat
Every Child'S OVGTCOat

Included IN this Great Reduction Sale.
Many broken lots at HALF PRICE You
can't afford to miss this Sale If you value
your dollars.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-07

Stamm-W S. Mcconnell. J. Van
Wallace, Mrs. L. D. Smith, Allegheny
w. P. Wilson, Pittsburg; J. A. Kennedy,
j. S. Wood, SistersWille; A. F. Brown.
Warrington; Mrs. c. A. Cline. B.
Cline, New Martinsville; w. w. Week,
Columbus; w. A. Schenck, Newark. n.
j.. Robert NJ. Hervey, Lexington, KY.
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Personal Paragraphs.

CA. BillIngton, Of Spring city. Is at
tho Walker.
Mark Hopkins, a we'll known COalylllo
business man, Is guest Al tho Cullen.
q. II. blanchard, tho postmastor at
silver City, has his autograph on the
Walker register.
Hon. Thomaf Kearns, OF Park City,
can he found a, his old quAnos-the
Cull,n.
Il. Appit, Of New York, and Joseph o.
Kane, OF San Francisco, arc couple OF
tourists registered at tho Tomploton.
William Logic and wife, Of Grand
Rapids, Mich, aud a. w. Fiors, OF Chi
chro, were among the arrivals at the
knutsiord this morning.
Hon. q. X. McBhde, OF Tooolo City, 4.
In tho capital on business. lie reports
everything In tho Little Ropubllon a.
bong night side up with care.
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SUPREME COURT.


Tho Supreme court met nj 10 a. ~,
Chief Justice Zane presiding. Tho
flpl case that came before the csuti
was that Of G. ID. Hancock Va s lonon
Hancock, appellant. On motion OF the
appellant the case was dismissed.
The next wss that OF the State Of
Utah vs. J. @. MoNally. The case wht
argued by Attorney General Bishop
aud q. 5, YAtian for the state AZ q
Judge sutherland and John N. Zane
IN reply. rhe case was submitted Anu
taken under adNisement by the court.
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for to be- appointed by The Mayor or
city attorney, with The approval Of the
Council. such ofiiosf should be q
member OF tho b,r and should be a..
signed 10 duty al tho police court,
the direction Of the city attorney. He
ought 10 be resp lnsiblo TO the city for
oil fines and iofieitures paid into that
court and give bonds for the faithful
ditthafgo Of his duties.
coNcLuHoN.
In conclusion, l have not entered
upon my term oi Office with the view
that the Mayor alone constitutes the
city government.
fully apIr,c ato the duties and re-.
probabilities resting upon the Council
ami other departments Of the public
service, ard recognize the fact that the
cooperation VI all ms departments
With each other 10 necessary to accom-.
pllsh the beat service, aud, Therefore,
the greatest good 10 the Inhabitants Of
this city.
| cannot too strongly emphasize the
fact TO this council that vast retfcnch.
ment In the operating Nptnsee Of the
city government must be made. You
Will no doubt regard II ~ an salounj.
Ing statement, when say that, from
Investigation already mads by me COW
sfing this subject, that the fixed sal
aries Of the ofiiolAls aud employees In
all departments OF the city government,
under the present organization, from
Mayor down ~ tho official grave dig
ger, amount u the siupond0us sum Of
slsO,ss85O pef annum.
A as..Na.N.HeaFNw. d
cipal 0fiAira throughout the countfy,in
cities VI this siEn aud Of much larger
growth, has demonstrated tho nuoc.si-
" Of rUTOslnz Ia tho executive what
ever power Il necessary 10 carry Into
eject such REFORMS anu execute such
laws aud ordinances as become bic
dJty Ia the premises.
In this city, while the Mayor IN
charged With the execution II the Laws,
nis power In that respect IL merely
nominal, and the result VI this inability
is to bring the oiilos into contempt,
whereas he ought ~ DO clothed with
the authority TO compel obedience TO
every duty required oi tubordinAtos,
aud 10 this END, no ought TO be- given
the power 10 appoint all heads of de.
partinbnia aud subordinate Olilccfa.
subject 70 confirmation by tue council,
with power TO suspend or remove them
Tor cause.
The citizens might then Justly do.
mani OF him full responsibility Tor the
pr PCT conduct Of all executive con.
cerus, and " grievances exist, they
would know o. whom 10 apply TOT the
remedy, or upon whom W fix the
blame. | am, m0st To- puciiully,
JAMEB OLENDiEStNu,
Mayor.
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The first business In the House to-
day after the usual pfeliminafles was
the confederation Of neHsin amend
ments.ofiered by The Senate 10 II. b.
No. 80, an act providing for the pay
ment u the regular aud contingent ex
pensos Of the special aud nttt session
u the Legislature Of the 5 ate OF Utah.
Tue main amendment was the changing
Of the amount 10 be Appropriated,
from 5000 10 $4,000, which tue
Houte readily clnourfed IN. after
which the bill passed, oil membefs
present voting aye.
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Z. Z. N. |. Rail.

As has been ready stated, the en-
ployes OF u. G. NJ. 1. will oelsbrAt, III,
rt-ineorpOrN OF the Institution ~
giving n uall and supper at tho Ball
Lak0i rhoaIeT ion Ff day evening"
the 8lll inst. This NEWS acknowledge,
the receipt OF n cordial inv ,taIion 10 "a
present
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Island. nurlington. Ecading and tobacco bore
the bruut Of the selling pressure, yio ding Z,
per cent each Consolidated gaa displayed
exceptional strength. ana advanced ~.
\ heavy purchasing muyomOrt set IN, en-.
biarinF Az the lcAdWr shares and a few
speeihuoa sugar advanced rs Pacific mail
H. northern Pacific preferred +. per cent
Ihcrc wa mafucd increase IN the amount
81 trading during the second hour on a lower
range Of prices. The depression was Attribut.
10 liquidation
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COMMITTEE REPORTS

| NhiNh Aue blll pMrtIt VII mNhbpia
present voting aye.
COMMITTEE REPORTS
The ways and means committee to
which was referred the report Of the
territorial board Of equalization Tor the
| ysate lsg45, returned II and suggested
amendments 10 toertain reoommen.
dations contained therein. Received
and filed.
The same committee, which had
under consideration tho biennial report
Of the Territorial auditor Of public &C.
countv, Recommended It's acceptance
and the printing 200 copies for mem.
6efe OF the Legislature.
The committee on agriculture and
Irrigation, 10 which was referred tho
petition Of L.. =, Hills 1t nj asking that
Afhor Day b. changed, recommended
that u hereafter be- celebrated on April
18Th ia accordance with bill relating
10 same which would DO introduced.
CONSIDERATION or REPORTS.
The House thea went Into a cou-
mllise VI the whole with Nebeksr 4
Rich IN The chair, fof the purpois OF
considsTing committee reports on bills
under consideration,
The COMMITTEES on ways anu mo aus
In reporting on ~. Is. No. 10, which
provides Tor the Ifilcu Of an inspector
Of steam boilers, recommended its non.
passage.
mittCe arise, they report against the
passage OF the Till IN accordance with
the committees report.
IA. N.N AN ~
requosi, stated that II had been drawn
up by gentleman who knew the dan.
gers OF uninspeoted boilers. He
thought lhu creation Of such nn office
great necessity And cited cases Of
boiler explosions IN the East which
were attended with great loss Of life.
Several uf the members opposed the
framing OF such lAv,stating that such
m cfiiro was entirely Unnecessary.
Accidents with steam boilers wsfr
nearly always caused by the negli.
gonce OF engineers, and would happen
whether tho boilers wsfs inspected ~
not.
Nye's motion 10 accept the report Of
the committee prevailed.
Tho.tep0rls NJ the judiolaryIoommit.
toe on 81. IS. No. 55, which provides
Tor the ameniment Of chapter Z, tile 9,
lswe OF 1883, and which u pasuol would
compel BARRIERS 10 keep their chops
open on Sunday were then nOnsidetoJ.
Two reports were submittod-mAjority
auu minority-the former recommend.
Inc ITS non.pastaye aud the latter
making a contrary Recommendation.
The report Of tho majority was accept.
sI.
The committee on live stock recon-
mendel the adoption Of II. II. No. "a,
n oil making II "A felony
10 ombezzlo. steal or take away, = /.
mails which are branded, but the own.
ere OF which aro unknown. Az Mans.
Held, the author Of the bill, was not
present, Andrus moved to defer nc.
ton until It, author was present, End
II was W ordered.
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COM Nj Il X CIAL.


SALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE,.
TodAy's clearing house exchanges
amounted to 100000; same day lasl
year, Sl63,O6i.
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS.
New YOrk.-sllysr. 67k; lead, $500.
London'-SilVer, 8Oa ,dd.
ORE AND BULLIoS.
Wells, Fsrgo & 90. received today .
Penn. bullion, s4,055.
Il. IL. Jones 4 Co., received today,
Ores, $1,000 bullion, SO, 700. Total,
w. $. Mccormick d Co. received TO.
day: HanAuer bullion, silOO; silver
anu lead ores, $500. ToIsl, $1,000.
ATocAB AND nARKErH.
New York stsck market
NEW NORK, jan. gl-shAre speeuiatiop
opened active, heavy Ia tome D. Paul, Kocf
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AMUSEMENT NOTES.

Concerning Sappao, tho heroine c
tue play 10 be produced nj tue Thea,el
tom .rrow evening anu Saturday mat
inse by Miss Ruin Eldfedgc, Mt
5hsfidhn anu othrrs, much controversy
has been INDUCED 10 by learned critics,
but all agree tlat tho was one q ia,
most brilliant women q uiucial
to antiquity. Bho Ia frtqutn,ly Referred
40 "tho p0etcss" ami may 10 called tho
n amer OF her sex. fne pr ductiou
promises 10 DO an exceedingly lnter
usting ono In every respect. Pyg.
ON Saturday evening.
The company supporting Frederick,
Warde consists OF twsniy'seveH mem
tiers anu includes Fanny Giilstto,
lucia Moore, hhUolle WAllron, Cfaig
GAfflek, Ellen Norris, ChAs. ID Hernia ,
Chaf. butiop, Harry q. Barton, II. ID.
Byefs, Ernest T.. MAfds, J. LabaeIs
Sleeves. John Hickey, Grant Fore.
man, George Fullerton, Robert Chss.
tor, Henry Allen anu Edward PATish.
IL ~ said 10 be even and well balance !,
strong at every point, and giving clever
aud flushed performances. Mt.
Warde'e engagement commences nj
Tho Theator ON Monday next anu
covers four evenings.
There was another large audience at
The Grand last Night, where Gun IL
played.
A Matrimonial Maze Ia proving o
drawing card at the Lyooum.
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nj n cost not 10 exceed 20 ioliowlngi
Five heAds Of depsttnenta ......,.... ....tio,ooo
one ohiet oler.... .......,..,,.......... .-lQ
me eeih.' go. '''''''''''''''''.'' w w
'''''''''''''' -
Nine employees, total salaries -....,iii,s5o
Making saving for supervision alone Of iie,slo
By reductions IN the working forces
maintained by the various depart
menA OF public work Tot BON outaide
nnd onios work, NOT included IN tue
foregoing statement, iufthtf annual
saving OF t2O,OOO can Without dihicully
be effected.
This incidental expense account OF
the city, which u now Estimated az
s2dbOOi should be cut by al least slOi-
uuO.
On the lighting OF streets and city
onlor, $500 oan DO saved, ana on street.
sprinknng, So,OOO. The total estimated
lenai $50, J2Oi based on oOnseTyAllVr es'
timales, when can be- readily verified.
Tue Mayor next recommends the
creation OF an electrical department
with competent supervisor.
POLICE AND FIRE BOARD.
Opposition TO the existence OF the
mrs anu police BOARD 10 msuo Al lebglh
an arguments directed against II. As
the laws against SUNDAY liquor selling,
gambling ana prostitution, the htyJt
Gays they should other DO enforced or
repealed.
rxatSprutsn nvpAar,rpSr
The report OF the city engineer con-
tains much valuable Information as TO
the work conducted by the department.
outlet s.wsr md lie sxSsna,,nr.s
thereon. In connection win this To.
port, desire 10 call your attention 10
the manifest advinAbility OF sxtsnding
The sewer lAteraln Throughout tbs city
az rapidly AZ The condition OF our
finances VIII admit. Thlh matter 10
QUE which Affects the entire commu-
nifty directly And lie Importance IL I'M
quesiisnAOle.
The catch basinp, which have proven
20 nauteous hitherto, should bo re.
moved or provided with proper sewer
connections Tor frequent or constant
drainage, which tho sewer extensions
feforrea 10 should supply.
wArxaVont,a nxp.p1,,,,n
Tho waterworks department should
be givon authority to replace the small
main now serving the northeast bench
section OF this CITY with larger pipe.
Gel .,,aar sd ,ns canaat,. 90
present service IL insufficient During
the last dry soason this section Of the
city was at times almost without water,
and much Of the ciiy's growth 10 TAX.
ing place In that Vicinity, IL should
not be hindered for lack OF water,
.rvy mama Am ,,c,,,...
A change In the method OF collection
AMI pay ment Of water rates IL desirable.
Assessments are now made by the
wAterworks department and payment
Is required 10 be made 10 the city
treasurer. Where rates are delin-
quent the assessment rolls are returned
TO the wAterworks department tor the
collection OF these delinquent rates. |
More than 100000 Of last years |
water rates arc now dsiln.
quent and The city will prOba- |
bly 1850 large arnounI OF THIS
claI ono fof m, eollsctlon ot vsts,
rates and licenses of Mi kinas. Tha
offIosr sbpuld give A nToIsr bnnd ~
m. failhfuI dIschhTg. ~ his auIiss snd
be reouired 10 turn into the treaturv
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tion,; ale, the pas.as e Of the substitute
10 3. B. NJ, 88.
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Ministers Should Use
Dr.. Miles Heart Cure.

SUNhEltL N NO PROFESSION, whoan
labor 40 severely tax tho nervous aya.
tom, a. that Of the ministry. Tho do
rnngemont Of tho norvo contors OF tho brain
by over work, frequently brings on attacks
OF heart trouble, aud nervous prostratlon.
Roy. J. 7. Kestor. NJ. D., Pastor U. /
church, London Mills, Ills. himself a physi-
clan, writes Feb, %, 1895. Heart affection
and nervous prustration had become 40
serious last fall that llttla over work In
tho pulpit would 30 completely pruitrato mo
DR.. Miles that II soomed certain I
=, must rclinquish tho work
heart cure OF tho ministry entirely.
Restores 50 bad that rpy a SS1St,o
Health would AJAX ne II did not
- 'ii'''''' have heart disease. Last
November commenced taking DR.. Miles
NeWiloart Cure alternately with Dr. Miles,
Nervino aud derived the greatest possible
benefit have just closed Fuylyal work OF
10 weeks, preaching nearly every night and
twice on the sabbath. can speak Tor hours
without suffering as formerly did. Hard
working ministers should keep DR.. Miles
grand remedies on hand"
Dr. Miles Heart Cure Is sold on guarantee.
hrst bottle will benefit or money refunded.
For sale by all druggists.
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PRESENT oRoASizATioS.

The present organization Of depart
menls IL ~ follOwt:
There arc employed TO do the cily'a
buriutss i've department chiefs anu
thfUe boards, viz Public works, hfo
ami police, and health; employing tue
numbs OF men and paying Tot salaries
alone, according the enumeration N
The f1liuWiur table!
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Ideal Manhood: Some Suggestion. About 1t.

This will be the title of articles containing yauat
suggestions to young who have IN ambition 10
or be something in the world. The author il long re
dent of Utah. but desires his identity concealed and "
consequently write under the de plaae of SIMPLE
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The Mayor recommends the abolish.
ment OF the board OF public works aud
their duties 10 bo performed by a
board OF i've heads OF depafimsbts, ~
follows The city engineer, the super.
Intsndent OF waterwofks, the supefln'
tendent Of streets and parks, the city
slecifioiAu, and the superintendent OF
sanitation, with the Mayor as chair
man.
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Chicago uArhot.
uhicarn. Gloss. Jan. 20.
Nhea,-January, G., May, GtkG..
Iorn-IanuarY, 21. Nay. iuah.
Oau-januaty isg May. gih
fort-JanuAry. so 5lb May. sio5ag
lard--JAnuary. $40; May, f1Ri
hhs-Januhry. i5.l2t. May, IS SIX.
Ryo-lsk.
Harley =2i4t1.
flaNs-Qda
TmothY-iaG5 .
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A Matrimonial Maze Ia proving
drawing card at the Lyeoum.
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The Constituencies of MormOnlsm.

nish arguments in favor of the truth for our
and those who are called to defend our religion
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ThsTe was another large audience al
The Grand last Night, where Gun II
played.
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COllege Department.

The Latter day Saints College in salt Lake City, viii
be represented by department which will be supplied
with essays and other articles from students and eachs
These productions will represent, as far as possible the
actual work of the college, and will pass through hands
OF the Principal, who will that everything used ola
high order.
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OTHER JUDICIARY REPORTS.

Tho immitt0o on judiciary reported
iav0rably upon n, II. No. "a, WITH
rn'rrsute TO custody 4 paprrs aud
fecO is OF u tied ates and Supreme
court oommis,ioutrs and Tecommsu q.
OF hat ~ us passed. The committee
Iu aluIioisty recommended rejection
V. II. b. No. II, relating to Justices
cure. Iuo com mllIee Un Judiciary
r,potle with amendments Ii. B. No.
D, providing for thu punishment as o
sl1uy the cirnal and unlawful kaow.
lug Of any female under Is years Of
age. Toe chioi amendment suggested
was that OF reducing the age Of consent
om Is TO 10 years.
u The committee on judiciary recon.
nenied the rejection OF 4. *. 80, o..
lAtlng IN the in'ti'niinn ~ Owl &c.