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New-York tribune., 1896-10-19
STEVENS.

The Stevens Photographic Society held It's first
regular meeting OF the term last Wednesday and
elected the following officers: President. r. r. Jen-
n,nss 90: icc-president X. Il. Ode. 0S secretary.
Il. c. Voorhees,. go: treasurer. c. ii. Wachter. 30:
Executive Committee f. n. Wood. 81. chairman:
&. H. Wachter. 49, and l.. NJ. Azercdo 80. The
annual exhibition will be held In the winter term.
The Executive Committee OF the Musical Clubs
has been appointed as follows: r. l.. Messimer. ~.
chairman: G. l.. Hutchins. 81; n. G. Mathcy. 81;
T. J. Wun,ly. 81; r. &. Post. 'sS and e. ID. Kellogg
'9S The comnittee met last Monday and elected
a u. Macbeth. -. manager OF the clubs for the
coming season.
The football team is practising daily under the
supe rvislon OF T.. 5. Davis an ex-COrnell man. and
Captain Buckley.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-19
BRYN MAWR.

Bryn Mawr, Oct. 1s.-Bertrand Russell. Fellow OF
TRINITY College Cambridge has just arrived in this
country having come over 10 deliver q course OF
lectures on Non -Euclidean Geometry" at Bryn
Mawr College on invitation OF the trustees. The
Lectures will be given In Taylor Hall, on Monday and
Friday afternoons In November. and Will be at
tended by a class of six graduate students and a
number of invited guests, among whom will be IN
clnded members Of the mathematical profession In
the neiRhborhoOd, and others interested in the
higher 4Rna<ics Since his arrival In the United
States Mr. Russell has been asked to repeat his
New-York tribune., 1896-10-19
TRINITY

3. hartford Conn, oct. Is-The football team mas
,,ecn much hampered In its work this week D, 'he
rain as we'll as by the Absence from tne .eio VI
some men who were injured IN the i'". s",.
-. -, ,,ask a game with Amherst Agricultural
(.o,Ieee had been arranged for Wednesday, pn. Oh
TUESDAY their manager teiegraphed to cancer It,
This was a disappointment 20 Trinity az tne sVo',
Of last wear was % to in favor OF the olue anu
gold. .-, -, ,,,s
.. The new building erected 10 take 'i'' p"' In ~
s..o,a oyro =" destroyed By fire last term, VIII be
re.av for occupancy next week. and the trustees
have granted the use of its lower moor ior noau :,
,tnp.room A college meeting held on WeuheIuay Id
ansnointed (;unda cker, Waterman, owen ana ilo' ,
~er a COMMITTEES TO raise funds for the room ara
uschui,e Danker and Lecour a standing committee
in charge. ..,, -, ,,, s,udor,s granted
The faculty. on petition OF me Stuuc's' s'""'o'
The class OF ss has elected the following officers
Drns,dent Noodle: vice president, Eord: secretary
nco'r. treasurer l.. A. Ellis: chrOnicicr. Remsen.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-19
SAlI1 II.

northampton. Oct. ls.-The officers OF the Gym
asium and Field Association were elected on
SATURDAY and are: First vice-president. Margaret
Ksnuard '9S: second vicc-presidcnt. Mary Hooker
Johnson 81; secretary. Clarence Eaton. 39 treas
urer Abbey Louise Allen. 80: council Cornclia
Bradford 81: Alice Jackson. IS; Mary kennard.
go and Caroline Weston 1900
freshman class are Agnes Patcn. f. J.. Barrett and
f. Within.
The seniors on Saturday also elected their
ivv orator for commenccment-Anna Hampstead
Branch.
The Alpha Society held its semi-annua! elections
Saturday night. These the officers: Franc
Hale ~ president Emma Axtell Byles. 'ss vice.
president: Alice jackson. 9s. corresponding
Cara Van Cott Burch. treasurer. and Grace Martin
Kelley, editor
New-York tribune., 1896-10-19

psychology on Tuesdays. In physics on Wa.
days. and In literature on Fridays throughsYs M
year. There was large attendance at the in,s,H ~
lectures last week, and II Is expected that Ises
number Of men viii avail themselves Of the snsse rse
tunty to make advanced studies In the brsSrpySW'
selected especially the lectures are no, coHHs!
to graduates Of the college. The only charges nv
for any OF these courses will be nominal ~ y.
81 and a graduation fee OF SIS. required only - "
those who receive the degrees OF bachelor or .n mn
ter which will be conferred In course Ticker -
the various courses may be obtained at the c0es''
from to II daily.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-19
,.,.. The law club has adopted

faculty and students. The law c'uo nH' or -,
tho rame Henry Green Law Club" In honor Oh
,"s,,oa nroa, of tho state Supreme Court. OF TINS
cIty Albert S. Bolles. lecturer banking law ana
proctice at the University Of Pennsylva3a NIL cs
liver the address on Founders .n Day IN notifies
m rbprdaW misht at sound-money meeting IN
this city He declared for Mckihey n yRnnIicans am In
his strct for Congress The democratic prn9ss SaHs
date Is Laid Barber. OF H. elassmn.e ner o. him be-
en, r,v,an hut the latter cannot suppoI nm y" I,
cose Of hs free-silver views Governor G,sss eo "
Nev,Jersey addressed the seniors rev naS sre
iIanch. president; Moore, secretary ana iia'
New-York tribune., 1896-10-19

he occupics I; is believed that the change VIII
check wanon destruet9n Of GossH M he pfUhd;o ;os
mas rho following Board OF Editors: w. W. Law
renee. C. G Wll.ams9n T. Il Ma,9'1 anS e. sargent S1S
rbc secret societies held their iniiations ast week
ana large proportion of the entering, cas- IA p
smaller than that OF last year. received no e';e'lo,o
E1w NJ Inc rs;erntics chose delegations oi more
than six men.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-19
COLGATE.

Hamilton y. Y. Oct. R-The subjects Tor the
Clarke prize orations are The Income Tax" How
Should the United States Restric; Immigration -
The Character OF Benedict Arnold" Tn. Politician
and the Public school," international Arbitration"
and 'Eobeit Burns. the Poet OF Humanity.
pathological and literary club has been formed by
the members Of the faclte. OF the three departments
Of the university.
The new university telescope has arrived. This l.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-19
JOU\S HOPKINS.

Baltimore Oct. iS-H. L. Moore has been made
assistant In economies. lie was fellow last year
Guy Carleton Lee has been appointed assistant IN
the historical department. and is conducting the
sho recently resigned. The university has received
fund from T. b. Noel Hyatt to provide for ihe de-
and literature Dr. Wilhelm Doerpfeld will deliver
two illustrated lectures mere In November
New-York tribune., 1896-10-19
xpyvopx DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY OCTOBER 49, 1896.

Nth a foea. ,ength OF ten feet and is fully EQUIPPED
with a driving clock and other necessary apparatus,
The Glee Banjo and Mandolin CLUBS aave Duet 1, o,
a,nl.ad and IA practice for two weeks. ins uhNc.-
siiy band has reorganized for the year ana l. Nv"
hard al wDii, music.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-19
RUTGERS

New. Brunswick y j.. Oct. is-President AuS'ih
scou this week submitted TO tho students refon1-
,ions .doned hv the faCultr suGgestion or
committee Of students regarding system o' sei'
oo,crun,cnf I, provides for the consideration ~
. committee Of students from each class OF spc'inr
offencce against tho good order aud discipiin" "'
tho college upor TIC request Of the president &" 'nc
college or Of tho student students inhl"ul'
,tcIv concerned This student committee. upon
considering the case will recommend action TO
the faculty. who reserve tho power 81 r"jcc'ipE
III, recommendation of 'h" committee. III" sct"m'
has alr~ady boon accepted by tho s"rior ana irnor
classes Tho student committee viii consist o'
four seniors Jour Juniors, two sophomores an"
two freshmen The s"nior representatives afe ~
J Walter /. +. Ponkc. W. j. Morrison ana O. y
Osborn The juniors u. 7. Nilson William !.
G. Strickland J. r Drake and H. walker
Dawson has bean elected captain ~ n" has'""H
team of the sophomore class.
Dr julius Nelson of tho biological department
will read pager before IN" next meeting of the
New-Jersey State Microscopical Society or Germs
In Food and Disease"
spices of the Rutgers College Republican Gun VII
he held IN New Brunswick on tho evening OF 'o-
ioh,r 81 Carrot \. Hobart, member of IN" clhss
of - will ho me principal speaker
Tho nrs, dinner Of the Rutgers Cluh OF New YORK
C!iv for this season. and IN" iV.fh sine" organl-
nstion. hold ou Friday evening. October ~ a.
erd rcrty -nfth-si j Z. Fump"lly "a. was the
presiding officer
PresidSnt Scot has snIounccd tn folloHIns
The Forms and Cses of r'dii.' "fh. Forms and
Function. Of Money" The Presrn' STATE of lrri-
cation ln tho I'r'ed Sta'"s' What Constitute a
ION and Present Lessons from me bslow
Peppers
New-York tribune., 1896-10-19
HARTFORD THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.

,,a.,s,,1 conn Oct. r-The semi-annuaI busI-
-, ,,os.irg NJ the Students Association OF the
Hartford Theological Seminary was held on fr'asy
afternoon OF last week After reports rom VI,
secretary. treasurer steward ana o'ner oh,ers ia"
been heard and accepted, the assocldton ncomipS
nou, ..cr.ary and treasurer from tne inoo'''''
mnior ciass The students decided TO SEND one o u.
their number as delegate 10 tne va, Xii;anr.
whirh viii be- he Id at Chicago N rev Wssho; g; e,n
Mission Band Of The seminary yaisn ,oi.s,on field
or who are seriously considering H. hea fsr ,r s
last week. and on FRIDAY evem,t. t;.lran toward the
Sormati ion of A class for the study OF MISSION ''"
topcs and problems
New-York tribune., 1896-10-19
LAFAYETTE.

Easton. Penn, Oct. B-"Touchs one the new
literary publication at the college. made It's Grst
appearance this week. The chief Is Charles
Coleman Stoddari. 80. His assistants are e. NJ
Sclple. 81: C. Bruce Minor ~, and Edward f.
Reimer. 81. The business manager Is W. H. Ear.
nest 81. The publication will appear monthly and
will be devoted entirely to the literary work OF the
New-York tribune., 1896-10-19

Hopkins University. The Hon. bertrand Russell us
a brother Of Lord Russell of Ki4Dwen. ms VIE.
who accompanies him on his Visit, was MISS ,; 5,Sn
Pcarsal Smith, and graduated ifoih ''E"
Mawr College in 1890.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-19
NASSAE

Poughkoepsic Y. Orr ls. Many o' the faculty
and giiIdenis assembled Saturday. october 10
witness the breaking % ground !cr the reel!
.ai.on building the Gft ~ John ~ RJcke.elle.
Shor' addresses were made by Presifcn' raylor and
hy the presidents % tho Sufon;s Association and u
tho senior class. Singing by ihe students foLourl
and then every one was invited 10 dlr ipad"fm u
earth With Tho hisori, spai" which Matthew Nassar
used break ground :or ihc foundation - thf main
building.
As gif; from Ms Caihcriu" Bruce sni Fi'd rick
y Thompson. of Ncr. Y pri Ciiy. the observatory
has qlrcd a tine Instrument made Dy Dr. Repsoll.
Of Germany. measure stellar Photographic plates.
Professor Whitne; and Miss Tugn"ss Will undertake
I'm co-opcratlo1 with Dr. Jacsjy. o. Columbia ln.-
vers!ty. IN. measuring Of photographs bates from
the observatory at Ifelsinsfors. Finland Another
recen; gift OF Nj Thompson is present 10 tn"
library of the New-York Historical Society col;
lcciions The collections of the Michigan Pioneer ana
Historical Society have been present"l by Miss
Blanche Ferry 'a;
TIC college tennis championship has been won by
Edith Hunter. Ci.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-01
Swell Suits.

We sell you just as fine clothing as
there is sold in the United States, We
sell just as stylish clothing for swell
dressers as there is worn. We frequently
have men say to us: 81 have to haze
nv clothes all cut over, and so-and.so
will almost make suit over for me-"
Who pays for having it made overl M.
so'and sof Nit. Well guarantee to fit
you with as swell sui, Of clothes as
you ever saw, but we wont make it
over 1t wont need tive don't carry
that kind OF clothing Bear in mind
that our finest suits are from $500 To
S22.co, and you can save $500 to SIo 90
on suit Don't get these fine suits
mixed in your mind with suits from any.
where else at the same price. They are
the kind OF suits you get made over at
S75 90 to 10000. We sell elegant suits
at sIo.oo to sI3 so, just as good as the
$500 to $1,000 suits you read about;
and we sell sui,s-all wool cashmere
suits for S9 90, tbat-ssy, why don't you
come here and see what we are doing?
That is the way to make money.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-01

who arrived here Aug. 30lh. Since
then we have held number OF block
meetings wherever we could get tn u
use OF house, as 1t 10 against the lave
OF this country to preach upon the
streets. These BLOCK meetings seem to
be the REST plan to spresd the Gospel
here. as they have brought many 10
investigate aud in a few cases eor q
have alked for baptitm.
A short timo ng0 we advertised q
meeting ut n Saints bouee ON one OF
the small streets. When the hour sr.
rived the street was filled with hail
drunken people who made oil kinds Of
threats against the false uliciplus Of
Joseph Smith. But alter Elder uaneen
had bOrne bis testimony md dwell for
a time upon the LrinUlpies Of the
Gospel they listened quite atteutively
from the outside. President De Bril-
OF the Rotterdam branch, anu | then
arose anu endorsed his remarks, and
they allowed us to 10 unmoicsted.
AT another place We advertised n
meeting, and ons OF the ministers IN m
the Presbyterian church OF this city
attended, telling The people he would
be there to correct the boys when they
made statement that ;waa not correct.
When We closed he came and con-
graduated us and Informed us that bis
house was open for us at all times. We
also have tbree earnest workers IN
Belgium who are doing great work in
Roman Catholic district known as
Luit.
The Saints here are perhaps the
most generous people In the world to
the Elders. They ssy they ate thank
iul to be considered worthy to have
servant o. the Lord in their house, ami
will readily give up the best they can
obtain. THey are also among the most
faithful Saiuts In the Church today.
thank the Lord that 1 am con.
siuered worthy TO receive tue Holy
Priesthood anu was called to perform a
mission; and II lie my earnest prayer
TO magnify my calling.
BERNARD A. DENKERs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-01
SHEhIFF'S SALE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
In Pursuant to an order of sale and decree
of foreclosure 70 me directed from the Third
Judidiai District Court OF the etntc of Utah
County of salt Lake, in II cause therein pend
ing wherein JullaS Wooley, administrative of
the estate of Henry a. WoOley, deceased is
p ainuf and orson A wooley is defendant, to
which said decree and order OF sale reference
Is hereby made, shall expose for sale at pub
lie auction to tue highest bidder for cash at
the west front door of the County Court House
in the City of salt Lake County OF salt Lake
state OF Utah, on the 18Th day OF December,
A, u. 1880, at IL O'Clock noon, all the rght,titie
claim and interest OF Orson A. Wooley In and
10 the following described real estate, situate
lying and being In the County OF Salt Lake,
state oil Utah. and particularly described as
follows, to-wit'
Being a one. eighth % undivided interest
less nc.third * held MS life estate by right
of dover in the north half 81 of lot eight ls),
block lity .siN tA6). plat "As' salt Laks City
survey, containing one hundred 400 square
rods OF ground lying and being in tho City and
ounty of Salt Lake. state OF uiah. to be sold
as the property of Orson A. Wooey under
said order of sale and decree in the above
cause
Dated at salt Lake City, Utah. November
HARVEY HARDY, sheriff.
by q. S. CLARK. Deputy sheriff.
J. NJ. TANNER Attorney for Plaintiff.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-01
PROVO.
Garden City Notes.

Suit has been fled Ia the Fourth
district court by County Prosecuting
Attorney Cash against ". W. Niche
and g, j. Weigel OF Salt Lake to re-
cover s2I5 on an appeal bond which
they gave to In the case OF the People
Va +, J. Drake In 1895. Drake was
adjudged guilty OF petty larceny 10
Justice Thurmnn's court in Fairheld
and sentenced TO pay fine OF SiuO
and costs, from which he appealed
He failed TO be on hand when his case
WINS called and his bonds were Tor
feited.
Twenty members OF the Brigham
Young academy vocal cipss save =
concert in Ephraim Friday evening to
an apprecistive audience, and on SAT.
urday evening In Nephi. The Neph'
people were go pleased with the enter
tainment that they persuaded the per.
formers to remain and give sacred
concert Sunday. Tho concerts were
given for the benefit OF the tabernacle
fund In both places. Next month the
class will make q professional visit to
Logan.
The following people don't believel
marriage IL failure and have secured
marriage licenses: John Oler,sRed 22,
of American Fork, and ElianoreMeyeri
aged 81, OF Heber; Joseph Kirkbam,
aged 20, and Lizzie Meakin, aged III,
both of Lebi; VIM. Il. Hales, aged Il,
of Spanish Fork, and Eliza Pfober',
aged II, Of SpfingviIle; George ID.
Zufelt, aged 70, and Margaret Crook,
aged go, both Of Payson.
Sunday morning range was de-
stroyed in The residence OF Mre' 3. Il.
Moore. The water In the pipes had
frezen and when the fire was made
steam generated which exploited the
range. fortunately none of the family
were in the room at the time or
they might have been seriously In
iured by the Aging pieces OF iron.
This following amounts were tx-
rended by the chairmen Of the pollti-
cal parties in this county In the late
campaign: Chairman Grsbam Of the
Republican prrty received $685.. 90 and
expended s5s6.50. Chairman Cash Of
the Democratic party received S9s42l
and expended on old accounts, 1854 Oh,
In campaign Of '96, S654.75.
Mrs. Hattie johnson, aged 81, q
patient in the asy YUM, committed from
Salt Like county, died last Sunday.
She was buried here today.
The Schubert Symphony Club and
Lady Quartette OF Salt Lake City will
give an entertainment here on the I'm
OF December.
Miss Minnie Hathenbruck hiss gone
to Hebsr to sccept . position In A.
Hatch d Co.'s store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-01
Children's Suits.

Busy as bees, handing out our $500
cast iron boys suits. 1t could not be
otherwise-to see is TO buy. Think OF
the biggest bargain you have ever seen
at 90 and you may have seen as good
sult-not better. AT 81 90 and Is, 90
we can give you something very line
and dressy, something for nice dress.
up suit, in plain black or blue; or il you
want something very natty, we have
them, 3 to 7 years, with large collars,
trimmed with Braid the little coats and
pants are trimmed to match, also
colored collars.
On,y few OF the Combination Suits
left (coat, two pairs OF pants and cap to
match.) At the price we are selling
them, they could not last, it is only a
question of being in need OF that kind
OF a suit to buy one, as you cannot find
fault with the prices.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-01

Miriam CLARK, Plaintis.
Anna .ioddard and Thomas stoddard. De.
The stats OF Utah send. greeting to Anna
stoddard and Thomas stoddsrd, Defend,
ants:
VoU ARR HEREBY REQUIRED TO APP.
u pear IN an action brought sgainst you
Court OF the Third judicial District of the
state OF Utah. and 10 answer the complaint
fled therein within zen days exclusive OF the
day OF scryicel after the service on you OF
this summons-tf served within this county,
or, " served out OF this county, but IN this dis.
trict. within twenty dtys; Otherwise within
forty days-or judgment by default Will be
said complaint.
The SAID acuonis brought to have decree
of this court adjudgiug fraudulent. null and
void, certain deeu executed by ri aIntiH to
defendant Anna htoddhrd, Oct. i, 1875, con-
veying certain promises hereinafter described
and declaring sad deed 10 be void. and Ad
Judging that same be set aside; further ad-
Judging that the record OF rsId decd DO can.
celled, and that plaintiff IL the owner in fee
and entitled to the poesession of said property;
for LOU legged TO BE- due as damages bus
tanned by plaintiff by reason Of the wrongful
acts of defendants IN inducing plaintiff by
means Of false and fraudulent represen-
taiions to convey SAID properly 10 de.
fendant ALns stoddard, and in hav-
ing said deed recorded-and for other
relief, said premises are described as folIows.
70 wiz Commencins AZ n. ". corner OF Lot g.
Blockes, rat ',D, :. l.. City Burvey, and
running thence 5. 10 rods, thence E. 10 rods,
thence n. 10 feet thence W. AZ rods, thence
N, IS feet thence W. * rods TO beginning-
situate In salt Lake County, Utah.
And you are hereby notified that II You fail
TO appear and and answer the said complaint
ns above required. the said plsintiff will apply
to the Court for the relief demanded therein.
witness the Honor ablo Judges, ana the seal
OF the District Court OF the Third Ju.
dlcial District. In and for the state OF
fsEALl Utah. this 20th day OF November. in
tho year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and ninety siI.
y. Il. STANTON,
Clerk.
BY j. II. BPRAGUE,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-01
SHERIFF'S SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT PUR-
~ suant to an order OF sale and decree of
foreclosure 10 me directed from the Third
judicial district court of the state OF Utah,
county OF salt Lake, IN cause therein pend.
ing. wherein l., NJ. Rutt and q. Il. Miner are
PLAINTIFF and william a. Sidney. Elizabeth
tidn6y and David E. Hemphlll are defendants.
to which said dccreeiand order OF sale reference
ia hereby made, shall expose for sale AT pub.
lie auction, to the highest bidder. for cash. at
the west front door Of the county court house
in the city Of sst Lnke. county of salt Lake,
statc OF Utah, on the 18th day Of December,
A. ID. le9i, at ~ O'Clock noon, all tho right,
title, claim and interest of william A idney
Elizabeth sidney and David e. Hemphil, In
and to tho following described real estate,
situate. lying and being in tho county OF salt
Lave. state OF Utah, and particularly described
as follows, tO-wit'
Lot No ssven a., block no. seven "a in
Fountain pace subtiyisiOn. salt Lake City
county Of SAT- Lake, STATE OF Utah, as shown
by the recorded plat thereof, to be sold as the
property - william A. sidney, Elizabeth sid.
ney and DAVE Il. Hemphill. under ssid order
of sale and decree in the above cause.
Dated At sat Lake City, Utah, November
a5th, A. ID. 1885.
HARVEY HARDY.
Sheriff.
by 6. s. CLirE, Deputy sheriff,
booth, LEE n GRAY, Attorneys for Plaintiff