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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-23
.THIRTY.TWO YEARS Ago
Many of Saffolk's Brave Sons Laid Down
Their Lives for Their Country.
ANNIVERSARY OF A BLOODY BATTLE.
Mrs. Russell Will Apply for Bail
A Wife.Reater Arrested-wnr En-.
tertatnment-Death OF Mrs. Wright
--Romestie santeIicity : Methodist
Observation-Disclosures Tuesday.

Suffolk. Va, June 22.-(SpecieD-Noah
Gatting and Martha Bow had a difficulty
recently near Everett's and the man felt
I That he had been wrongly treated by the
woman The affairs became more com
spiicaited and a climax was reached when
sGah1ing Is alleged ito have threatened
Martha's life. She had him arrested
and taken before Justice w. II. Luke
20 answer the charge. The Magistrate
placed him under a peace bond of $50
and being unable to furnish she security
Gatling was to-day committed for sixty
days
WILL APPLY FOR BAIL-Mrs
Mary 70 Russell. the alleged slayer of
her husband. George T. Russell, who is
now Ia jail awaiting ITO answer for his
life. IL recovering slowly from the ter
Ttblc easheS in her skull She is yet
Tar from being well and ut is fear=d that
her mind will be affected One Of her
lawyers said this Afternoon that he was
expecting Ito apply for bail for his client
ro-morrow. He will ask that the amount
named be $500. which sum She can fur
nigh.
s BASEBALL TUESDAY.-The local
;boys returned from their trip to Newport
News and VIII tomorrow CTuesday)
have q game at West End Park with
Ghsnit. oG1e OF the strongest aggrega-
stians OF ball players in Norfolk. They
aFe composed Of some good material and
will undoubtedly make a hard fight to
win. The team viii be accompanied by
an excursion from several churches and
q large number of rooters. They arrive
VIA the Atlantic and Danville.
y SsA1SNIVERSARY BLOODY EN-
CaAGEMFJNT.-Thisi is the thirty-second
,atiIsEyervary of a. day which Is we'll re-
5nsembered by hundreds OF citizens In
Suffolk and Eansemond county. The re-
taitives and friends of many persons now
sresidsag Mere on that fatal day spilled
their hearts blood In their couratry's
Defense.
.s On June 20. 1864, Mahone's Brigade
with 100 men, many OF whom were
ssscsn tfsis sectton. left inhe trenahes on
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-23

If 1t required an annual outlay of
Sloo.oo TO insure a family against any
serious consequences from an attack of
bowel complaint during the year there
are many who would feel 1t their dutv
TO pay 1t: that they could not afford To
risk their lives and those of their fam
ily FOR such an amount. Any one can
set TINS insurance for % centns. that be-
Ing the price OF Il bottle of Chamberlain's
collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
In almost every neighborhood some one
has died from an attack of bowel COM
plant before medicine could be pro
cured or physician summoned. One
or two doses OF this remedy will cure
any ordinary case. 1t never falls Can
you afford 10 take the risk for so small
an amount? For sale by all druggists.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-23
NEWS.

OF Mr.: Huntington. a man who not only
laid the foundation of the city. but es-
.huiisned an industry Flhs,t quilt 1t. After
ne mad shaken hands with the multitude
.he party broke up. Mr.. Huntington
SPOKE Freely of the railroad plans he had
o tr, ana successfully carried out.
The pattern makers excursion proved
very successful ard enjoyable one
ABOUT 500 people went from Newport
News and all spent pleasant time.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-23

A REASURY DEPARTMENT. WASH
Fhington. ID. c., June Is. ls9G-Will be sold
at public auction 10 the highest and best
BIDDER Tor cash. al II o'clock noon, WE'D
NESDAY. July s, 1856, at Elizabeth CITY NJ
e.. the Revenue SlOop Alert" This YES
sci is - feet long. l5i4 beam, draft Ia, feet
copper and iron fastenings: has a cabin 20
feet long fun set of sails. awnings, tar
paulins, etc. two boats. three anchors and
The vessel can he seen AT the wharf of
William Palm, Elizabeth City. Full infor-
nation can be obtained ON Application to
at the place named, who will designate
such articles OF outfits as are to be sold
with the vessel. a deposit of Fifty Dol.
lars G5O.C0 will BIO required at time OF sale
The Government reserves the right to Ne
ject any or all BIDS. W. l.. CURTIS.
je23-tu, th,su Acting Secretary
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-23

hereby certify that the bond required
by the above mentioned decree has heen
executed. oesi
TeSte,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-23
Not the Chcnpcst.

But IN" best place 10 get your prescrip-
Ilon illied Is at II. w. Jones Drug Store.
NO. 2li Washington avenue Registered
clerk always in the store, night and day
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-23
AUCTION sALEs-p1,rUpp nv

RY VIRTUE OF A DECREE PRO-
-, nounced by, the Court OF Law and
SS,hh , ay Of the city of Norfolk. ON tho
cause pending between Richard Walk
DAVIS and another, plaintiffs. against Cor.
ne hha -, 4. Wombie and others, defendants.
the Norfolk Real Estate and Stock i.S
change, lis Main St, on WEDNESDAY
June 2itt, 1885, at II o'clock a. M, that de,
street. street, d tiouSs ana Lot No % Brewer
CERTAIN LOT, PIECE OR PARCEL, or
LAND with the buildings and improve
ments thereon, situate. lying and being
on the east side OF Brewer street in said
city OF Norfolk, beginning at the line of
me late Jesse Jones lot and thence run
NM, nnng southeriy along, said Brewer street
erty formerly belonging to WIN. r. Hart
son: thence eastcrly along the line of that
pLoPerty nlncty-seven feet and eight In
t enc thence northerly along the line of
lweh'y nine feet to the line OF the late
Jesse ie ZONES lot, and thence running West
Try o:s ai9ng me line OF said land of the late
less, TO the point of beginning
:, IERMS-One-fourth cash; balance I'm
three equal install lments to be evidenced
bearing date the day of sale and carrvinu
interest from date payable semi-annuaily.
the notes to he secured on the property
9y me purchasers deed of trust of even
uale. 70 De Drawn, certified for record md
recorded at purchasers expense. or the
purchaser may pay all cash
JOSEPH Il. ALLYN JR
Special Commissioners
r. T.. ROGERS,
Auctioneers.
by the above mentioned decree has heen
executed o
Teste.
,e,o-,as L. RoYsTER.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-23

China dinner sets at cost.
JOHNSTON CHINA COMPANY,
29. 81 and 80 CRANKY street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-23

VALUABLE VESSEL PROPERTY FOR
50 LE-By virtue OF "A deed of trust exc
cnteo by John y. Chambers and recorded
IN the Clerks Office of the County Court
Oh Oh AGGSomac county. Va, we will proceed
bidder, on SATURDAY, the 27th dav Of
June 1876. at o'clock p. m. at the steam
noat company wharf, ut Pocomuke City.
Nd, the Following vessel property of said
Chambers: The Schooner Emma s
Evans is 2l-loo tons burden Schooner
Elizabeth Wesley" q S7-l00 tons burden.
Schooner Weldon" 35 tons burden
schooner Holt" 247g-l0o tons burden.
steamer only Son. is 77-lU0 tons burden
together with all the appurtcnances be.
longing to said vessels
TEXANS OF SALE.-Onc-thlrd (Q-0 OF
the purchase money will be required in
cash on the day OF sale, and the balance
III Two equal instruments. payable six and
Twelve months respectively from the day
OF SALE with interest thereon till paid, the
tue TO SAID property will be retained until
the whole OF the purchase money is paid
The said vessels will be sold clear OF ali
membranes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-21

much discussrI. Her name hitherto
hhs been oHclusivBly iieniBe1 with
the stage. 10 Wa under her manage
ment that Little lord FauntlefOy was
produced d rerfy's tneater some seven
OF eight yeafs agD.
The New Virtue, which WIS putt
lished this Wcek, Il calculated TO raise
storm NJ dl.cu.siou. ltisa story Of
three generations sud turns upon tho
result NJ lhe uiuC8tOn VI a gifl iu that
Ignorance win ch VIZ once f1n1ly 60.
gaTdeia 40 being Synonymous with In
noceucf,
Malcolm Watson, author " The
Phsfi4eo which Wa produced 1t The
S1aittEuury theat.f some yuafH bt.s
nas now IIecn 900 rshoaIsll At lhu
Fsmr theatcr fs rrosuElgfl0n ut "a
matinee Performance. 10 D. Uuutlri
Tue Heaven OF Content and 10 10.
n nIio dfamu 900 three fC's,
Tue Hih general meeting % Toe
ActYrr BssUCiatDn vii Uu held nr
March ~ at tho Lyric thvai"f. a. in.s
tine matters uf great ImUJitnucr
tending I. the relief of needy mem.
brfs NJ the profession Will no Cousid'
cred. Wilson Barrett Will pfesiIr.
Sr Augustus Harris viii give 70
season Oi Iusli.h upsf. Ut Dtuty Lane
egiIuluy on EaHoL
The new Gilbert a. Sullivan UIort
continues - draw crowded houses nt
tie Savoy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-21

Mr. All Haymau writes from New
York, Mafol l-ib, a. follows
John Drew 10 tuo only actor who
can play in Now York CIty whole
season and b. suro OF large and hfh.
iu able audiences oil the time. lie
iltsl appeared In New York the present
season early iu SEPTEMBER, making %
Tremendous hlt ia Cnrst0phef Jf., n
comedy written Tor him by Mu.
Madeline Lucctte Ryloy. lie TO-
manned ut the Empire Tnshlor until
the beginning Of December, whom
owing 90 o. contract held by Olgs
NoihCfsll0 with Charles FfOhmau the
English uciTeas had 70 g0 into tho
Empire. The laat week sir. Drew
played there his receipts we're nearly
$1,000, the crowns having kent
up oil tho time. He was trans.
foffotd 10 palmrf's Theater al
most Immediately, where he made n
new hit Ia The Squire o. Danes, d
comedy In which ChAilOi Wyndham
has also made u success "a London. A
iwo'wUuks engagement IA Philadelphis
HOm which his manager could no, buy
a release interviewed after two months
~ faimurs, aud then hu took W he
quarters Ia tha new GaTfck theater,
where he now has ths fashionable
world OF Now YORK At his fuct every
night. ito viii remain NJ tho GaiTlot
ioT tho balance VI the lsuon piaylug
nothing but tue Squire VI Dam h.
Tue two comedies Ia when lac has
won tTemoadous favor this year, Will
DO welcome additions 10 this clever 40.
tors roperI0iy. In "ChTist0phef JtD
he posonates n noble type Of young
fellow who refuses 70 marry rlch glfl
whom he does not love but giyes hla
heart 10 one no does, anu suffers Uaf.
entail uispleAtufe and the hardship. u
boing cut I'll from comforts anu the
plenty 10 which he was accustomed Tor
her beautiful sake.
In The Squire " Danes be carries
the role OF a gallant gentleman who
has propensity Tor keeping AL eye on
ILLS married women friends aud pro.
venting them from making fools IT
Themselves Or getting into The divorce
court.
In both Of these comedies Mr.. Dew
BIAS the support ofA splendid company.
His leading lady, Miss Maud Adams,
whose dainty, exquisite art has caused
her 10 be- recognized by the critics a.
worthy piaoa alongside OF such m
pleto actresses Of dramatic expression
NJ Duto ana BuTnhArlt, susiAluu one
ease the rUlO OF tho sweetheart AMI Ia
tho other that of the wife about 10
make moral misstep and In each case
admirably Assists Mr.. Drew In ma ing
the successes ihst are placed 20 his
credit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-21

For the week beginning Monday,
March .ari, the congdy by Tom ray.
lor, SIN Wgt,rs Ron Darp, viii bu
presented. Although IL IL styled "a
comedy by tho AulEHE II has strong
dramatic situations ui more THAI on.
diuury interest, Mr. lugem1li has "a
splendid opportunity ami will uu.
qusstlOnably DO iull Justice TO John
hildmay, a sieuIy, lsliutH yCuug mas
who proves, however that hv ~ much
smarter thau ho sppourr, by outwilliug
a suhrmiug friend VITO tries 10 ruin
him by selling him lot OF worthless
stocks. The second part OF importance
is Captain HAwksley which falls Co
Mr.. Edwards and Is Ia tho line 0f
characters IN when no uXC0ls. Mr..
EltsOn has one Of the hest comedy
paris Of The season 80 Mr. pOitcE the
father Of Mis-. Milglays who 10 afraid 20
Huy bic sOul IL hls Uwu.sH tho household
10 ruled with Gu lsgn hand hy
Ou8 MrE Jane Htpfuholi. Mics
Warren n cast f0r Rte. emily Mid.
may, TUmautiu young woman whose
love fOT her hus aud has CO0lol some.
what In their year Of married. NE, gnd
who thinEB she sees her ideal IN Cap.
tain Hawksley, Me, Cook Is cast Tor
Mrs. Jane SleInhold, who knew
Captain Hawksley iu former Yeas but
datss not b0trsy his true name, ~ no
has several compromising letters IN his
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Diseased Ankle Bone

For twontv-su,Un ears healed by using
DR.. David k6uuedy's FHvoriie TENED .
and sat Rusum Cream when all % her
medicine. bad failed. and medical nu De-
ortr bad said go limb could never ne
used again. IHe following sta gment
from Nf. HaIUIn lluIsI ~, ~ Ha'or'
bill, y. IT,, wa. published IN tue Courier
uf htt p.ac.
"a .ore broke on ou the ankle bono
and FOR ton mon hs he aged wri ~ SUI.
Tered iav ani uIsiii. a irIcnd rdNlsel
E.mpIv had u1 ulth TIA ANY mod-
ioiue would huip m., but suffering 49,
DID thought Z would NY aud PUT
,h1sad sru.: .l.o a box 20 Dr. David
konu.dv's sHt Rurum Cream. used
these medicines uut short iim" W.en
nv IItUL b.ytu tu Ipal will muhar
acid. among mo uauE mUulcIu.t / have
tr.rI Tor e durt.,d liver aud hIuhHlr,
none has ever uiuypl au ICIp'ui % 100 ah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-21

The Mas. group Of claims In Car
Fora IL now possessed by the Bingham
Copper company, aud active drve OF
meat work has been ummtuCtd. O.
Al ls.inrh s,tsak n ore, carrying
wIro aud fIby silver, the assays ol
which ful w. in tho huu Ireds, i' o..
ported 90 have been made in the Mark
lvm EuIuu & Bingham.
Trio Lucky Blu az Park CITY hos
been favored with strihe OF ufe ON
The gJI. got level 10 T. said TO fe.om.
u.u very much the appearance of the
mineral 20 the Dhiy and Anchor
miuts.
The old JofOmy salt works, In tuc
Sixteenth war; ui this city, have fp.
couliy been leased 20 II. :. stowe, " o
De- nov conducting tue estaUlIshmu 0
under the name ui tue Wasatoh SIT
Refinery.
Judge -. D. Quinn was In from
Bingham today % rp0fls everything
lu The on ltsIHbIt camp ~ rhip ahnpU.
The camp during i.s OK stence has had
lb7 miUus winch have yieiIsd pay. a.
an moot ~ WuIuu uto now UtiIg
worked 10 good advantage.
The BhcGbrI niue IN tI,ho H. t,.
ported Go have changed hands. Sam
james and Jon Brown 4 ~ sing Of
d. O. au eastern Csp talist Brown uss
retained part % hls Interest IN tu,
pfOIcfly, while james sid uis yutirr
uoldlugs fur $4,000.
Caus.dgrblu excitement was cteatoI
in Pysto.t ARR, ou Wedntsisy lnst
over 90. discovery u uuuIuusly rlon
g.lI uIr we've miles south " tbst
town. ffauh Wight, an UlI U,ah an
Colorado piDsrtc.uT was the discover
OTauI samples OF the ore 20 away uutn
the thousands lu gold. The discovery
BE- ln Oh bstr Ci,suI near the Senator
mine, but agide from the latter milne
very lev claims m the district have
been opsnrd ~ 10 aBy extent
The Ofo Blanco miu,g, according to
the luc'o., ATiz., STAR, ale allfac lug
a great dear Ui attention aud are con.
= autiy being visited by mluiug mtn
tom aI psrit OF thu county. One "
he prominent anu most noted % the
new districts h the SOfrel Tor, which Ia
IA immense ledge OF slliclOus
running through the noun.
talus, carrying some % pei ton IN gUIJ
"a 'Iro milling ore easily crushed and
uumlNud win any i0tulgu material
that iuluriorgs with amalg matt ID.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-21

Present Indications Point TO the max
tng ~ - Famous MAE In the
Near lutuFsI

Nehf futuFe'I
Since tho Dalton & Lark has bocotn,
prominent feature on the Salt LAX,
! Mining Exchange, says tho Bingham
Bulletin, quite number OF eKprft.
nave visited Luadminv RulCh ~ "a,
amino the property. IL II wide Opsn "a
all comcrs, 10 oil IT. paftF, aud the facl
| lhst tho stock n approaching would
seem 90 ludicaie that generally favor
ahlu impression ~ well u iuuumu:.
able specimens ato carried away.
To DO tue mine thoroughly 10 no Die,
uic, and Job not likely 10 DO repea,eu
Tor mere pleasure. It's workings arr
ITS elias, and neither voter nor baI
AIT damlon the gtInT OF ths explOfsf:
but by the time he has made hslf th1
uiu chat tired teeiing' which come,
10 UNUSUAL exsrtisn makes him want To
re''.
Briefly, 10 say no hing slJ. o her
are uver 4 UJO fsut Of NV d
ments, aud u Is estimated mat uu.u.
lfo " blocked out Tor the production OBJ
100 tous daily for three ysnfs. n .
Nntfr does The pay piuun .wu % less
h'n y 'r. : IT. maximum l. no frer,
sud probable average 8 " feet. 40
'I'N'A FNtANt ~ AAAAo 90 N|t NAluUh, a r.
ia tue case Of many minrs,
A new feature In the character q
ore hss ucyn developed within tue IA (
uw days, In vine started ifem Tue
500 level ltiaA rich copper pyFItts
anu not heretofore encountered. IndIyaf.
ing " unI WAS sug estsd in The Ku .Ip.
tim come wtekB lagO, Ga Il tn d TN
snd Lark 10 lust EeIuu x uOEu g. tur
,fyuUI that Is 10 make ig really "a.
W.us On "Wednesday 10 the Wine
referred ~ the copper streak, which
was about two anu half feet Wide,
mai given place toa g0Hd grude ol lead
Jrr, oil Wh,ou there was FULLY htssn feet
rSp0frl suu tue foot wal uutil slght.
the Wine 10 to BE- sunk 10 a CONSIDER.
1ulu depth iOt further * ylOTauOn.
This week seyeuty-thTuU men arc at
Wgfk Stopping h mostly done from
tnv south lriits, and both iaolinss are
utilized iu holstiug-lhe principal out.
pui usm,ng 81 present rom tue old one.
sulcl had been Ia dlsuse for some
lmg until few days ago. The mine
H provided with hr'tCass pumping
msch,uurY, with capacity OF 200 gaI.
IONS lof minute, the present discharge
urlug about 10 gHlluu-.
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Or. DAVID KENNEDYS
FAVORITE REMEDY

rs, stfcre houlug the ouiOoplsi organ,
tho oncrUacuments NJ advanced agu no
checked hv i.s iuyiIott ing power.
so ff buiH tu the oulract ui medicine
could bu creator than those words ~
Mrs. Hud-don. who Noiuu afily oils he
story u hpr recovery thousands ut
mon ma vomon whose daily life T. mnlE-
ing severe daught. on their yltllity,
need ur. David kenuelN'- Iaynri q
Remedy. None arc Too III Co be- helped
by TO- 10 permanently cures Dyspepsia,
rheumatism, Kidney, liver and urinary
trouble tor iIl- IUouiiHr to women %
has uo equal All drlag SIS 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-21
Bee Convention.

The U0sh Boekeopers' association
viii hold their semiannual meeting
DO room j2, city aud county buillius,
aais Lake cry April D, 1898, q, 10
s.m. All are iuviteI. la union ID
strength; by Industry We thrive. Come
aud uuug your friends and enjoy a
good time. a lull program In the In.
lurtbt OF the Industry will be- presented.
TITO association nosJs your aid, 10,
everyone DO his iull duly fJT our own
Interest auI ssli.prcsrryauDn.
GEORGE l.. DUDLEY,
Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-21

IHE uruAL iruyim. Dos uI ratafgb 4.
very unsaiiHlRriufy, ns thOusanda can
ivtlfy. Proper local trtalmpnt IL rosi'
lively necessary Co surc,ts. uut mgny
% MT mot ni the remedies In yer.ysi
u'e silutd but temporary frll,. A ruts
.rHiriy canuOt be expected it1m
" un-, powder, douchrs nm wssr,s
t)'s Cream Balm, which IL 10 highly
cnWmeudei, N n ftme y that rrm.
h.ncs The imrntiant requisites NJ gu,rt
hc'i1u, srto.fic curative power, viii,
lutieol safety anu pleasautDtss 10 ,be
patient
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-21
Freight Agent lhAngss.

In the near future, probably a. early
Oh Monday next, but perhaps not b..
fore April LET some important change
will DO INSIDE 10 thu clerical forces n
the Union Pee ic local freight depart.
ment. John BurIeigh, pre- ent freight
claim agent vii, be promoted 60 tho
sitiun UttrnvslIug irrigut agtn', 90
h'i tlu vacancy caused by the rulitt.
ment VI Flank Pasted, who viii so
no San FnnciscO O. hll a similar PEE.
ton, Harry CLARK viii be- made ftoigt I
claim agtn. and Henry Coulhm assI q.
t.ut CHlM glrfE,
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AlGulLI-

mistress Ia out Of TIA gorgeously
tinted throF-quaTtsr portrait oi herself
IN JuliePs rubeS, In another room " n
head In the same oOloTlng, representing
her a. Marguerite, ana marble bust
bhTined Ia olive satin, Her writing
isOne Of the bluost blood. Little mirror
are inlald IN IT, woodwork, sud every
article upon II ~ tOrtUlte shell. Tue
portfolio besrs the silver monogram Of
"lavary" across Ito polished surface.
The paper case 10 little pACudn.
Almguac,oluck, lnks,snd, paper cutter,
tiny wax candle holder, match box,
peu uayp, all are sollI, brown ami
gl1ssy. Tho dainty little peuholder-a
soft black ball with GIT thinning, 10
the only stranger.
To learn an opera Tavafa tirst en-
cages an accomuanist, who II good
coach, aud with hlm sings softly
through the music uIl the aifs uau
cues arc learned. The words che
learns In bed, ~ lunch, driving, paC-
ing the door. She hos good. certain
memory, For htf fret FrpertOty she
learned ten operas Ia ten months. Sine
mastered IEunhAuttr 90 Tive HHys, but
that meant days and nights, Inc
most expensive stage dress she over
had was iUf rBuuhuusOE was cloth
NJ golI, heavily embroidered, ana cost
$4,000 france.
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NDARIE UMARY

TO those interested Ia the private
Affairs % n great pfima donuR, the ad-
vance agent furnishes the informa.
ton that Nine. Tavhfy IL At home two
months In the year IN her castle on tho
Rhine In Germany. There she rests
aud looks over her dresses. Old rose
and violet are tho pfodomlnatlng c1loH
In her apartments. She wns born Rich
aud can satisfy her tastes In all her
surrounding.
The style OF her apartment II wholly
Marie Anioinotte anu josephine. Gilt
frames, direot0ifo upholslery, handy.
legged tabiet, iniaid cabinets, buiiets,
beds, divsns, mantel Ornaments--ail
are modelled after tho taste Of tho times
Of the folly queen who mislaid her
destiny ana Of tho man ~ empire who
created bic. Tue carrot IA Ike "dove.
breasted suBdown," aud tho piano
o1yeris match fOt it-a literal "huld
OF cloth " gold" heavily embroidered
In her iavOflte COLOR, 10 IL the dfAIofy
IN n long easel In the corner, which
forms the background OF the most inter.
esting object In tho room, whom tho
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Tabernacle Choir Excursion.

Places Ia the sixth car are now be-.
Ing 10 kcd. A dep0sit " i've dollar.
Is required 10 secure Tickets. When
tue sixth car II hllri, no IA To tickets
viii be sold unless n seventh car.Iund
IL RuarAuteed. F.rr SO, nc udiug
deeper, beds uru WUal-. Address 4.
$ epheus or II. q WHIT ry, 20 Main
street,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-21

Persons deslr'u 90 20 pap,cs
bulllorV,i.r, piorUs aui Urt.ms-
Ncvnds, wis q. J.. II Y and thr 'itl
sni Wait, Pine transportation ,on.
rary Stage biur, VIII save money h.,
purchasing their tickets at tho II -
II. u Ticket UtiirsF, Slli Lsketfify.
q eat reduction M adotn roupf ,,t,.
Ticket. D., =. MILLER, Gen. MGR.
j.. nru ". 4. T. ~.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-21

Tho ladies OF the W0mau'. Exchange
viii der on Ami OH, 10Th suI llJn,a
unique performance. Toe managers of
tuu "Clfcusn are hopeful OF ~ aIcce's.
The pfo.ram comprises bareback nd'
sfs, maungu ac's, pony Jockeys, tfaiuo1
hsfsus AMI dlnauys, tho Y. NJ. q. A,
nihlpieF, Scotch IAuceu, etc, aside
from the usual eide shows nuI grand
after concern RvheAftals are iu sctiyc
progress daily.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-21
MILLINERY OPENING

Ladies, yoI are cordially inviied In
attend tue spring opeuinp " milIlns,S
A. the WOmau's Coop, on wein esds.
and Thufsday, April let aud Il
New goods anu latest styles. Tbo.s
expecting 20 Join the California Cb"i,
tKcuralnu vii d. well to give ne e csii
before purchasing slsowhsts. Pnce.
90 tuit the times.
Mutu Street