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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-29

NOTICE O, HEREnY GIVES BN luE
~ Clty Council oi salt Lake CITY. state OF
Utah, u the Intention Of such Council Ia mako
the following described Improvement, to.wltl
Extending aud laTing sewer along the follow.
ing named street On the north side Of Second
South street from H. Intersection with second
hast street 60 Fitth tAst street, and drfFAy mo
cosl thereof, cstiniAied al % DO pCr linear or
mont foot or two thousand i've hundred and
seventy four dollars, by "a local assessment
upon the blocks. lots, parts ~ lots aud pieces
" ground within sewer DIHtuct so Z, being
the property, Tote, parIa Of los ana uiOcca N
ground within Hail district 20 bo affected or
benefited uv Hai1 improvement namely. lots
], p aud block %, plat ~ aud lOis I and
2, bloc. %, plat "li. " and lots ! 2, . and 4,
block ", plat 4, b" sat LAKE CITY survey
Al protests and objections 10 she carrying
out NJ Fuch Intention 10 make said improve.
mrut must hU presented iu wutng 10 TIE city
Recorder on or before tho 2lst day ~ July.
$50. being tho time set BY SAID Council
wh0r IL will near aud consider such ubioc
tons a. may De made thereto.
iiy order " tno cay Council Of salt Lake
IlV, sla'o 0t Utah, made tho 2lid day OF
June, 1896
DAVID s. EMERY,
CITY Recorder.
Sewer Intention No. g.
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STATE NEWS.

Randolph, Rich county, R1undupI
On Monuay last q sefiOus accident 10
Tel j. NJ. Grant Jr., tho l7.yssr-o OLD son
Of j. M, Grant OF Rauu0lph. 10 up.
pears no was unhilchng his Team ana
had unhiIgled three u tho lugs
aud was about lOdo likewise with tn
fourth when his team took irlxht anu
boItod. Young Grant seized The lines
and underworld TO stop them but wiki.
QUO suCcgs, In bis efforts ~ giu
them be was swung T0unu md the
wagon b x Jumping zap hg was caught
between 10 uuI tho uolster; hls Ieg wac
broken shout midway between The
knee ana ankle. j, M. Grant saw the
runaway and after hard oxoitI0rg
stopped Goo Team, the wagon 1ycI,ulu.
lug, H.. leo OF Woodruff. VIM Wsf
fortunately visiting at J. NJ. Grant,,
s0t the limb aud the patient al last az.
counts was doing nicely.
Rev. Emms. Gordon Hunt, OF the
Methodist church In Salt Lake, and
Mlss Alice Kellogg, daughter OF Judge
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said 90 be buried in The shod. wni'e
hunting tor tho buggy hl unl e."
utCupr block aud Gales ca'
hlBi|ud in court. they were
buried shout nNt.Un inches under
the ground. lie lisl searched
too rtannty amt fJunu lnHrein come
hooks anu saw also can Of lard.
u ON permission Di MIR. Wnmbultl he
searched the dwelling aud found
twentythtce tnreo.pound, three OF
i've fvr-tUuui ami two hiiy.pOund
cans of latI. lie aitO iouuu the leEs %
The block Hw1Ur some corn fodder In
tur yard behind Wamb0Id's house.
OWHcr shannon said mat he went il
aI.uut Pleasant and arrested WAm'
u.Ht. ON The way upll thls city no
r.Ftl hiE prisoner wuute the butcher
block wat aud he sid % was burned
or. "t told him," continued tho
nlcpr. "th1t the insurance agents
were mot Satisfied thlt 90 wac burned
anu WambOIIt aid that n block Tint
W on legs hrd saturated with gfcsaO
would uufu oBsily AZ that time he
Gidr'. know that had found tue
block iniup fhcf."
On cfosl- mlnnliou, Mr.. Hamilton
underworld I'D chow that the officers
were woI king Tor o reward ifom the
Insurance company, lut uliJiteI rom
the witness .uly the statenUut that he
had received s35 from a 800 Lawrence
10 duiray expenses In the caso, but
with n further premise rom bswiouCe
that enc would make Il righW with
On. nlcUrs so they wore successful.
Unlcrf o. u. Pratt corfotorated the
evIUtnCe Of Mt. shannon ami was sub.
ltgted to no ofOta examination by tue
defense.
Thomts &. Armstrong, an old gen.
tlcmnn who ~ employed ~ Mt. l. W
renee IA the insurance busin ss, teeth
hyu that he vtoie up IJlcy Tor Mr.
WambolIt from tuU Rnysl Insurance
company Of Liverpool, England. Ho
Identified the policy issued ifOm bus
iiico o. Wamboldt. "A well ~ entries
iu the books which ho hAd made.
Henry W. Lawrence, the Salt Lake
agent Of the Royai Fire Insurance
company, was called by the ptosecu'
ton after rcoese, and no testified as
o. the policy Issued b. him 70 Mt
Wamboldt securing the butcher shop
which was aiterwar.u burned. Tho
witness was withdrawn until one Of
the Insurance papers could be brought
luio court,
Il. T.. Livingston was next called.
He will bo remembered a. the witness
over whom 70 much trouble was had,
he having LETT town day or two
before the case should have come up
Tor trial on a previous OCcss on. % the
day before tue fife occurred, tuHtiiiui
tho wituutp. he went aud got can NJ
coal oil bnd b lie OF straw for Wan
u1llt He alsD hauled b the empty
-hed meat block and package which
vas largo enough 10 contain the scales
1u cxhibitinn, He alal haulei sons
boxes 'ull ot siui 10 tho deienuanrB
hodse on tho came evening, Tue
reason given by Wamblldt Tor r1mov.
INK the articles from the store was that
his partner was trying 10 edo MIN up"
snd nc wanted 10 get all be could out
OF II. Tho witness was tosIiiyiug At
pfCsa time.
McsaTr. Hamilton and BIwdie are
attorneys Tor the defendant, aud Har-
mel Pratt Ii associated with SIT. Whit.
temore In the prosecution.
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Young Ladies' conference.

Program Of conference Of Y. l.. NJ.
/. A., to be held rupsdsy June aOIh,
iu the Assembly Hal3
Afternoon rcsal0n. 90. M
opening song itudccmcr Of lsraol.'
Prayer.
Singing "tarh With Her leu Thousand
tloWCra'
Roll call, miuutUHt uics
Address .............. Mrs. Aunic Wells cannon
solo ....... .....ss.... Mss leNa nilnt'
dIrcaaca........, -StAGC officers indo tucfs
tlOsiug hymn
Nrueuicitnu
umcou mCotiul, o. m
kNuuIug session, b.. uI.
opening song "Do what u Right"
Prayer.
bolo ............Mlss Florence " Dnwoodey
Address ......s..s. ....ss MR.. Annie hay ilarlI
Presentation OF uH.rrrs and Olhor business
solo ................. Mrs. ACllie bruce tussl'y'
General rCmuTks.
Closing lfmu
HCnCdiCuun.
,uo ruulic arc cordially Invited.
MRs. MARY. A. FREFlE,
Superintendent.
Mrs. H.. \. CAKrw RIuHT,
Secretary, Y. l.. NJ. |. A.
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DAILY WEATHER yANg.
Observations Taken at Utah, Idaho,
Montana, Oregon aud Nevada
stations.

Weather reports showing obssrya-
lions NJ S am. toluy;
Salt Lake Clty-Bnr0meieT, g0Ss,
temperature, Gb; minimum, Ga wind,
tougneas., o miles per hour partly
CLOUDY.
Hakor City barometer, 2D.l3; tenn
puralufe, 5s, minimum, 5Ji wind,
south, 10 miles yer hour, trace; clear
Cheyo ne-BatUuetvr 5000, tenn
reTature, o.; minimum, bui WIND,
northwest, light, li'luu; clear.
HoIenf-BaFomrtr 5000; tpmuetR.
iuTe, 80; minimum, 57i wind, south,
Resl, hghl; clear
Milrs City Barometer, 1886, tenn
peratute, UG, minimum, ~ Wiuu,
I1utboast, light; clear
Wiuncmucca-Ba Barometer, 90 si;tum.
psTntute, %; minimum, a. wind,
south, s miles per hour clear
luahn Fslh--Batumuturi 10 ~; tenn
Tonlufe, o.; mluiWum, 5U; wind,
moth; light par y cloudy.
General AID local forecast for gI
huurH ending S o.. M, June 80:
For Utah, lair taulruG Iuesday,
stationary temperature.
Sal! Lake Guy anu vicinity: Flir
stationary temperature.
J. II, SNuTL,
Observer, Weather huTeau,
Today's temperature issh1wu in the
fac smile ihuImomeiuE given belOW:
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u his resistance. Tue o1te was III
progress st rfsss tint,
Tbomas kplly was found puilIy Oh
attempting to cell cake" jowelry ana
was given 40 days 90 Jail.
Billy Lewis was arraigned on
charge OF vAgriucy 10 when ne
pleaHed guilty end sentence was eu''
pended.
T.. }. Wolf on charge OF assault
anu battery wa Vi. charged.
Gamblers enriched the city treasury
10 the amount o sl25 aud prostitutes
forfeited 5000.
h. G.. Rec wfs awaiting Trial ~
pfUsB time on charge oil al assaul'
aul battery upon hi wife.
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Opening of Garfield.

Garfield Will open on Wednesday,
July LIT with the usual annual ban.
qust to local newspaper men. EEour.
sions 10 this resort have been booked NJ
iollowG
July IN -Midnpmmor Carnival.
july 0tn-UAh kindergarten atsool-
atone
July lih-rhirteenth and Four.
tyenth wards.
July 6w-Twcnty.frsl ward.
Angus 7lh-Ulah SUNDAY School
associations.
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Weary wives, u0tuefs,aud daughter
tired nurses, watchers, and helps
tired women OF uil classes should taxi
Ayers satsaparilla. h. the kim
they need 10 give Iufc blood. arm
nerves, buoyant spirits, ami rsftsehinu
sleep. There Ia no tonic equal 10
Ayers satsaparilG.
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The unuFuiurIoJ creditors hold claims
aggrcgaung about $1,000. HarI times
aud poor collections arc giyUu o. causes
u tue failure, uug the tTm thinks the
assets will cover the liabilities u they
ato all collected.
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ODDS AND ENDS.

One Of the stranges, ooillus ever
told Of 10 that for which the British
War Department Il said TO be reaponsl.
bic. The story 10 that workman en-
vagei In casting metal for tue MAJ "
iaotuTe VI ordnance Ia tue Woolwich
arsenal lost his balauce and fell into y
caidfon containing twelve tons oi
motion steel. Tue metal was AZ white
heat, aud tho man was utterly con-
rum,d In less time than 1t tikes 20 toll
IL. The War Department authorities
held n conference not 10 proianu the
dead by using the metal In the manu-.
iactufe OF ordnance, aud the mass Of
metal was Acluslly buried and u church
Of England clergyman read the SET
vices Tor ths dead over il.-CuTont
Literature.
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The great popularity Of Ayerg
Chevy Pictorial ag cou Eb.curu /.
easily explained. II IA soothing, neal.
Ing, agreeable 10 the tasic, does not iu'
tefiere with digestion, aud IL thc most
economical Of all similar preparations.
IL Ia prompt 10 not I'D -ur" 90 cure,
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.roaha an nAnIlnl..


NEw YORK. June 2a-tho stock market
opened weak under renewal Of the extensive
Liquidation apparent a. the cIuio Ot the pre-.
cuding week bcHIiuEs were on large scale
ana material losses were scored sugar hruke
~ tom Missouri raotuc l0stl
The pressure against tho market was cN.
haustcd around 1908 Ia the meantime sharp
declines had been scored iu q number OF crop
ron ~ sugar was quo ed at i and irac
uunal rCcoyerics had been recorded IN other
leading shares the market responded roa1i.
ly ttc slightest pressure other way 4 marked
WyHkncss developed IN parts Of The list during
The second hour ana although some uppurl
heavy foreign purchases. the general trend
wac downward. The burlington statement fni
May. showing decrease ~ the net earnings
OF 5 tI,nH.. caused increased ouornga anu tue
stock yielded 81 il's, a net loss OF ". IT.
Paul earnings for the month had decreased
iljl,Gis aud the st0ch Tell 20 -.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-29

Tho nrst annual reunion Of the
Mutual improvement Associations OF
this Stake will he hold at Haltalt, Ffi.
day, July ~, 1898. Tue committee
are hard At work, aus this outlay bilt
lair to eclipse everything heretofore
held.
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General Passenger and Ticket Agent
LomnE and Passenger agent hurley I
the Union Pacific and Juugr CDlburn,
HrcTelnry VI ihu Chamber Of q NJ
meTCu went Out 10 MuIcug on Dlslugss
NIH forenoon.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Tho Carnival Bsnedt.-EveTything
u now 10 readiness Tor the Performance
10 be given at the rhtaicr tomorrow
eycning In aid OF the Carnival fund.
THIS performance will bc In the nature
OF society event aud an opportunity
viii be presented 10 zee some Of Salt
LakcS contributors TO the stage, alter
successinl seasons In different parts Of
the country. Inquiry ~ the rheaier
box office reveals the fact that the adj
vance sales have been large and big
house 10 aFsuret.
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Hoard ofLquaiisation.

The board u county commissioners
met vt 10 O'Clock this morning a. 4
board OF equalization Of taxes for salt
Lake county. Numerous applications
tot attachments Or rebates are no. a large
number Of cases were acted upon anu
up to prtfB lime Abhtemrntu were made
IN the following cases, either on &C
count NJ indiguuuy or widgwh0Od;
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La cases where dandtuG, scalp DE-.
eases, falling aud grayness of the hair
appear, 10 not neglect them, tut npply
q proper remedy and tonic Hike HalPs
Hair remover
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ID ND.

WufroCK-ln this city, June 80. 1900, james
l. Nhytork. born June 10. l7lf, In scotland.
Funeral sUAyicr8 viii bo mold iuUsday. June
3lth. nj p.m,, from ~ raul's chapel, corner
Of iourth south aud East Temple streets.
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Plumbing Firm Assigns.

The plumbing, steam and gas iillug
firm Of James.Spenoer. BaIeman AZ.
slgncd 10 George II. HCrno on Salur.
Jay evening. rhe total liabilities arc
about 22,slO,75, Of when the follow
-mr nLn nIu-uEIn-.
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Tho White Squadron, which comes
70 tho Grand tomorrow night for .
weeks engagement, u being eaten.
siyuiY advertised about town and
patrons OF this popular theateT look
pleasantly forward % H. rcouonipg Tor
summer season. IL business proves
10 be good the company viii remain
TOT time aud other plays Will be gwen.
Tue box Office opened THIS morning iof
the sale VI seats.
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Anolner snI. AsaIn.t naeon.

A. Il. B8xtud today filed IN the
Third district court attachment pro.
ccedings against Jnmes II. Bacon anu
tue Bank OF Salt Lake Tor 81, 40 81.
Bowde d DIX are attorneys iJr tn5
DinIutlu
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nNE sOEHELL uuHSE ABOUT sEyFN
~ FCArs' old. whitH In turC, rght hiud foot
NhIte. BRAIDED 9 on lcft shoulder
M the above described animal BE- not claimed
aud taken away uu or before July the
Yh, lslG, 70 D. us. Do Will DO sold 10 the
highest bidder utnuCtiUu at city cHiray pound
joins -. NATION,
Found Keeper
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Logan Temple Notice.

Tho Logan Temple will close on Fri.
day, July 2, nni open again on Tues
day. Sept. Let, 1896.
NJ. ". MERRILL,
President.
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ENRNiNtLKANDN.

Red, whur qua - Ne stick candy,
guarantee strictly pure. ~
kOLIlz NANDY KtTCiEN,
% S1u.h Main street,
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The board will continue Ia session
Tor ten days aud all who have grew
uucts 10 ufeteut on account Of excessive
M I,ssment or otherwise will present
them at once. The 9oarl's sessions
commence at 10 O'Clock In the morn.
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Manti Temple.

The Manti Temple viii close on the
28rd Of July, anu reopen on ihe Let Of
september, 1896.
JOHS ID. II. NCALLIsIEB,
Precedent.
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Hniearp. Juuo ~
Whoat-Juno. 'la July. tlsa.
Uoru-lunU aud July, ~
Oats June. o. July o.
fOrH-iuur aud july, SID
lards-JunC ami July, SSH
MUs-luno aud July, AHlsalO3.
tlHN a1ltts
RYE isH
Bafiey-Nothiug dol g.
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Salt Lake Temple.

The Salt Lake Temple will close on
Friday, June Goth, and reopen on
Monday, August 81, 1896.
Lorenzo SNOW, President.
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The latest invention In {. III AL IL a
glass UaSket, which, among other adj
vantnges, Will relieve the fears VI those
whose minds constantly revert 10 be-
ing buried alive. by this cUtiin the
mgufuefB will be aDle 10 detect tbs
slightest movement Of the corpse
through the transparent walls. while
there II e0methlug poetic IN tho iden u
being laid 10 rect IN a block Of crystal,
sentiment did not enter the Inventor.
mind Why u comm snould be madr I
glats h aquoBtion which at nfst puz.
q OA those who have not made n sluuy
OF the subject. The reasons are,
nevertheless, impOrta nj from hygieHiu
standpoint. Probably tue hf,t aIvau.
tage that will commend them 10 tue
public at large IL the iaci that they are
cheaper than The modern metallic Or
wooden caakets. What will interest
tue board OF health Ia that their AdOp.
ton, 70 IN claimed, viii DO source Of
protection 10 communities In Gaze Of
epidemius. Being hotmoiiCaily sealed,
they will prevent the escape OF Any
germs which might generate disease In
tbs systems Oi thOse coming In contact
with the corpse. MournetB Will not De-
detarrsd from gazing Mt the features
and form Of tue deceased when a ma.
lignant fever carries them OF. Tho
Inventor 10 a citizen VI WaTsAW.-New
York Journal.
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A blllyRoAl in stone IL QUE Of the odd
sights OF New Yofk. Few uoople know
oft. Fewer still nni II when they
are told whore II II. But the outline
OF the animal tXIa,s, and It Ia older
than the Oldest man who lives In New
York. On the fourth pillar oi the rest
OF tue building Ia cry Hall Park
know o. the Reg sIeT's office, iust be.
low whore the ffst stone joints the
second, Va this queer creation. II u
an outlined representation VI the head,
shoulders anu Guest Of biilygoAt. 1t
~ iife.tiZp and would be perfect only
that the lot horn IL missins. How II
ever got there IL n mystery that has not
been solved, even ny those who have
been watching II Tor yuats. Indeed,
there Ia great diversity Of opinig IA
among these old fellows, und many 10
the not argument that they have had
over the origin uereoi.-New Notk
Journal.
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Professor Falb Of Nionns announces
that the eaflh will collide with ac0met
on Nyvcmber 10, 1859. the earth
itself will survive the shock, but every
living thing Will DO choked with
poisonous gases aud DO hually crvm'
ated.
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Tonight lnaHay0gue the four act
Irish comedy drama will be- rivcn At
thu Lyceum by the new company on.
gggtu by Manager Gales Tor this house.
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PLEADED NOT GUILTY
Six Defendants Deny Criminal
Charges in District Court.
TnE BOARD or EQUALIZATION
Makes Number Of tbl',m MIS-
Hearing "a Intervention rroce d.
iugs In BARK case Continued.

b.. l.. Farnes was rrrsi1uod before
Judge lilles this afternoon on a
charge Of forgery, 10 which he plead.
I'd NOT guilty.
10. Lawrcnco and Lee Wood wore
also MR. alg1od ON a charge NJ house,
breaking. Both defendants pleaded
not ruilty aud their c ses wufe sst for
wednesday next.
John Gny and Albert SwigCf,
pleaded not guilty TO an information
charging Thorn with burglary In
breaking into the Utah Implement
c)mpany's office on State t,reet.
Their cases were set for Thursday
next. r.. G.. johnson IL attorney Tor
Gray and David Towksbury was mp.
pointed by tho court for 5wiRerL
Nellie Davis, the coloftd woman
who IL accused Of "doing W" chew.
ing gum agent to this extent Of $50,
was hfraign,d and pleaded not guilty
OF grand Larceny. =. j. DAILY was up.
pointed IN represent the defendant anu
the case was set for tomorrow.
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chicago Live stock
chicago, june 80.


special to the news
south Omaha. Ncb.. June 20.
Cattle receipts. 800. Market strong
Western steers sLu.uIHa.
tows aud hclfers, s. tyult1
Feeders 81 tOaiA-h
hhoop receipts. q lOl. Market steady
Pair 10 choice westerns, iJ.tpagl5U
Lambs, $50 500
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A most Of attorneys appeared before
Judge Street at O'Clock this afternoon
come prepared AMI others uniTopatud
10 10 on with the proceedings IN inter.
vention in the fscuivefsh . application
against James n. y con anu tue de.
iuuot BAnK u Salt Lake. on request
OF counsel tue case was again con.
tinuod until . O'clock tomorrow alter
noon,
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silver 81.
Load-fl.tU
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OUseTvgr, WcaThrf Hufgau.

Today's temperature isHhDwu IN the
fac slmile thvImomelur given bel0W:
The Portland daily press., 1896-02-25
QUALITY COUNTS.
Representatives, Senators and
Statesmen Speak.
The Best and Safest Adj
visOrs of the People.
Agree Unanimously on this One
Point.
For the Peoples Good. No
Difference of Opinion.
Important Decision Arrived At on
All Sides.

Senator Victor /. Spear, of Braintree,
VT, who has filed every high position in
the gift of his State, says:-"My wife
was troubled with nervous debility bor-
dering on nervous pTostration, and at
the same time trouble on her hands
ike eczema. The use of Doctor Greene s
Nervura blood and narve remedy pro-
duced very satisfactory results, healing
the eczema and greatly improving the
nervousness.
Senator Frank Plumley, of Northfield
Vt, who was Vermont's delegate to the
Republican National Convention and
who is a man of national reputation
says =
In the fall of 1892, came out OF the
presidential campaign with my nervous
system almost broken. Some Of my per-
sonal friends advised me to take course
Of DR.. Greene's. medicines, which I did.
with entire success. use DR.. Greene
Nervura and find it an excellent remedy
for that exhaustion caused by long con-
tinued mental work, and think well of
il
The Portland daily press., 1896-02-25
SUPERIOR COURT.
BEFORE JUDGE BoNNEy.

Monday-This morning the case of Ira
P. Farl ington against George S. Water
house was tried before the jury 1t was
an action begun in Mr.. Fsrrngton's life
time, to recover on a pronlissory note for
500, dated January go, 1891 for three
months, signed by the defendant and
Charles S. Chase. The defense was that
while Mr.. Waterhouse was legally joint
promissor, be in fact had none Of the
money for which the note was given, and
as his name was ON the back of this note
supposed his liability was only that of an
indorser; that when the note was due
Chase went with the money to pay 1T, but
Mr.. Harrington had lost the note or mis-
laid 1T. The note was not found until
fall. In the meantime Chase had, as he
claims, given Harrington hia personal
note for 500 in settlement of his lost
one, and took Farringtou's receipt to
that effect. Afterwards the lost note was
found and it then appeared that Water
house was not as MIR. harrington sup
posed, an indorser, but an original
promissor with Chase. Mr. Harrington
then claimed that the second note was
not payment of the old note, having been
given undo9 a misapprehension of the
true facts. The second note never was
paid by Chase, he having become in
solvent. The jury rendered verdict for
the defendant.
d. A. Meaher for the plaintiff.
NJ. p. Frank for the defendant.