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20 81 as' vest
Zee. to the boundary line Of Parcel No So thence along
to the southeriy bcundary line 70 Of parcel 10
s,ans same iss ss So Sss' e nao
ons @ senes soS afsTsss p
sass % feet to the centre Of road Leading from Lake
SIo1Sa Es s3Ts ss ss''i
beginning; containing .is7 acres
PARCEL NUMBER sIxrY-THREE.
All that certain lot, piece or parcel Of land situate
lying and being in the Tewr Of carmel County q Put.
o S% :nd state Of Ne" York bounded and described
.s Gn, .a at tn; nora.a, q Parcel M No s
81 PT % IS ss; along '
bunday se S e % es Gs s n TO the the
80; SsS 60 dSsr.s minutes seconds % GO feet tnss
along he same south % degrees 30 minutes 80 seconds
se SUI feet to the place OF beginning containing
PARCEL NUMBER sIxTY-FoUR
INK and se GsTn ~, o piece Or parcel Of land y
ana and state OF New York bounded and described as o'
n; the side OF ct Fa1ss r.
60 esfses 81 G minutes % seconds % 90 feet
north 20 .s ne 81 rnIG minutes no Seconds east 50
20 Inc souhery boundary line OF Parcel no 90 eSs
east 20 50 feet to the westerly limo Of the before men
PfRGi q ss S e to S place
beginning. containing Oii5 acres.
PARCEL NUMBER sIXTY-FIvE
All that certain piece parcel Of land susts y,
lows: ''" 'o"'
BegHnins at the northeast corner Of Parcel ,H No a.
parcel north 60 0 dssre ss a. minute. 20 en
g S 20 me bounday lines OF Parcel no scan ea
go feet ana south 90 degrees - minutes 20 s9nds GSs
street thence south % degrees s.,G q
ming; containing OF?
PARCEL NUMBER sIXTY-sIx
Al tina, certain lot piece d parcel Of land situate
lying and being in he Town q carmel conny
as a foow and State Of Ne"Y0rh bounded and
Beginning at point in the centre OF road leading
along The lines q Parcel No IS the following courses
east 2isai feet south degrees 4 minutes east 2S
70 and e the ~' centre tire Of S IL
utes so seconds ives, i1Si feet to the centre Of the
8 S.s sssEs:'
bounded 4. to5ws Nor,ssry westerly by land q
nnd J. or Mt Claimed ana by
s9ahsry BY the highway leading from Lake MahOpa0 to
PARCEL NUMBER sEvENTY-oNE.
AL n that It, Of Of on snS 81 Fa
tc n5 sn' State OF Ne" YORK. bounded ana D'''0'a
rom LAKE, Mahspa pS to ca carms and running
The north minutes 10
fst thence Il Is minutes 80 seconds west
70 ~ shore line Of Lake Mohopac thence
into the Of Lake Mahopac north NJ degrees 10
~ seconds l9S feet thence north 10 degrees
II minutes so seconds 2esI feet thence south g
degrees ~ minutes 0s feet T. the before mentioned
shore line Of Lake Mahopac thence south q, degrees 3s
toned road: thence along the same south II degrees
minutes seconds 5i.02 feet south degrees 20
10 seconds 30 IS feet and south degrees
minutes 40 seconds 1871 3S feet to the place Of
beginning; containing LG;0 acres
Subject TO the rights Of The city Of New York In and
the waters OF Lake Mahopac.
All the real estate herein described and particularly
described .ad petition IL 10 be acquired In fee for
the purposes herelnbefor@ mentioned.
Dated November I2th. 1871
FRANCIS NJ. SCOTT
Counsel to the Corporation,
No. TryOn Row.
New York
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public Nutires.
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OFFICE OF The Len ~ 80
Roo" s. city as Sew S SSHs si'S ,.s1
PURSUANT to directions given me In the fol
and 3 Sy tn K. %ag
S.:Siysd Monday ad November o. 1897 tire.
q and s Ss ' s0s hs
anf PARK Re slSa end wssr' h g.
the city York tes 4. consent ana psm wSsae
ana sse the ss'eass
sht en aSGifS% ns,I. petition viii csnsds and
i 70 ss
such 9s apsSss S
the os se eo a =, s sse s se and Ps
saSred as Is required by provisions Of Railroad
GO aSnSf' New " o Board of Aldermen of the City and
ne pet:Sn Of the Pelham Railroad Company
S srS
Of The 9.T PROVISIONS the legislature
srctSn iGS entitled An Act to Provide for the Con-
bss sd nanhei II G hs :a
p9ra,i1s proposes build construct maintain opsr
and i9r public use In III, conveyance Of persons
c SsS ), q &. NsT he ssis y New YORK being
bafow station the Harlem River and portehsser
as Third TO- along and through the street known
ae1 thee eS sy sOs sa$ sSway
~ III isand road; thence through. along and upon
near ia coH s snd G sst the
rsoan OF your petitioner Is be extension OF said
rodI heIenoetore described and surface railroad for
ow Use through upon and along the surface Of the fol-
i'c cms,s streets; avenues and highways;
,Ohlnisnens at the junction OF the road from Barlow
~, lSiaha with the road known as the Shore road or
h HoT i'm so1S said M h9e road or road to
the railroad proposed be built constructed
ana operated by your petitioner, herenoe-
other IMAM locomotive steam, which now at any time
hereafter may lawfully be used employed its route.
hrplour petitioner further shows that 1t Is Informed
ana DeeFes that pursuant the laws Of state II is
Aldermen CT the City and County OF New York enable
49, eosruet maintain ard operate the railroad afore-
Honoraole BODY for such consent
Wnenetoie your petitioner prays and makes application
70 me Board OF Aldermen OF the city and County of New
io rs cor sent and permission to be granted to
MAINTAIN ana operate surface railroad public
use along the streets avenues and highways above
lortn ana described together with all the necessary
nectons switches sdngs and cross
overs Tor the convenient working Of said railroad for
the accommodation II the OF the company which may
signs. HENRY D. CAREY
. Dated the 9th day Of November, 1897.
Sate or New York. City and County Of New York S..
Henry ID carey. being duly sworn. deposes and says
that the Pelham Park Railroad Company is domestic
corporation and that deponent officer thereof to-
wit President and therefore makes this
the foregoing petition Is true to the knowledge OF
legged upon information and belief and which natter
doponent believes II to be HENRY ID. CAREY
Sworn to before me this 9th day OF November. 1907
Notary Public No 10 New York County
All persons interested in the foregoing are
hereby notified be present place
toned in said resolution.
wM H. TEN EYcK.
Clerk Common Council
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SUPREME CoURT-sECOND JUpICIAI

- DiSTRICT.-In the matter Of the application and
petition OF William Brookhed Commissioner Of Public
Works the city Of New York. for and behalf
Mayor. Aldermen and Commonalty Of the City Of New
qure certain real estate the real estate is de-
fined said FOR the purpose Of providing for the
sanitary protection Of the Of the water supply OF
the CITY ~ New York.
Public notlc hereby given that the undersigned
James B Lockwood and William Wood Commissioners
Of Appraisal appointed in the aboye-ented matter by
Of the Supreme Court. hearing date the 18th
day OF April 1895 and hled In the Office OF the County
Clerk OF Westchester County, the 2sth day OF June
1885 Commissioners ascertain and appraise the
pensation be made the owners OF and persons in
erested the real estate laid down map Of lands
be acquired and affected herein. filed in the office OF
the Register Of WestchesteF County New-York. the
2ist day February. 1895 will apply to the Supreme
Court at Special Term thereof 20 be held and
Judicial District department at White
plains " Y. the 9th day OF November 1897, at 10
o'clock the forenoon Of that day. or soon there
after counsel be heard for the appointment Of
commissioner the place and stead Of John Fennel de-
ceased the said John Fenrel having departed this lie
subsequent the making and entry Of the order herein
before referred This application made In
OF Chapter ls9 Of the Laws OF 1888 being
vide the sanitary protection Of the Of the
water supply the City Of New York. and public notice
Is further given that the above mentioned Special
Term petition will be presented by the undersigned for
the appolntment Of a commissioner IN the vacancy
casGnel death d said John Fenne and such
order In the premises as 10 the Court shall seem
and proper . - oo-
JAMES b, LOCKWOOD.
WILLIAM WOOD.
Commissioners OF Appraisal.
posoce for the purposes Of this application
Office OF the Counsel 10 the Corporation of the City
OF New York. No. Tryon Row. New York city.
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S,EAI-ED RIDs or ESTIMATES. wIh The

LIZ. q
- title OF the work and the name Of the bidder in
pmb. PARKS its Offices. Arsenal Building. sixty
tourth street Ffth avenue. Central Park 2:30
O'clock l.. NJ, Of Monday, November 20 1897, for the
9E OR STEEL rEEl HILING AND ekaNTE
posTs OK THE HARLEM RIVER DRIVEWAY, IN
THE TWELFTH WARD or THE CITY OF NEW
No. FOR FynNsSsINGo ; Ah r +AR2 pI APP Ma
INd an tIAS FITTiNG NECESSARY FOX THE NEW
EAST VINO AND EXTENSION OF THE METRoPoLi-
EHNp,s46SGc 6 As kAsoT FH ANP S, Ma
TEEIAHiisa H re %%IRfSa SYSTEM ron THE hGHrfNG
2f THE RsM fTs MtsEUM OF Arr IN CEN
NI .rr6 pSR OF F'iS fhEfTRIt iIeHTfSd & PLAHT
SwIrH ALL ESSENTIAL ACCESSORIES AND WITH
k5p Eg4f ASP N st 4A Mrr TSH
PoIiTAN F aTsf T1rRRNIsrtiNG ALL 'LABGR tSp MA
s4 %i5S sSB EAn TsH ESS
SrS S MsrkNa 2S afS ~ !tsafE
P THE 9th DIP T FENbRR ~
ppRPhfD cE ovEE THE HARLEM sIyER AT ONE HUN
DRIED AND FIFTH-sIXTH sThEEErra URN pncv
FIR hEPANyTEyW9 MRAs ss T'A AND p2 IM
Yohk's FOR THE lMpHQyEMENT OF HANcocK
PiRk M AyESrEL ANp 6NE
HHiniYspRrp AN OVERWHELMED STREET IN THE
o' ror oa,ticuisrs see "city Record
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a rscsiyed Al their Uptown Once No i2+2 Broadway,
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s"'s cor 2sdst Is2 sth.sve, cor, i?th-st Masys
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o.. los west I'D st. near shave Q? East IAN 2sI
w.., Icdst between fth and eth aves 100 East tItn-
si Sss sd-evs between 18th and I7th sts io2o 3D.
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officE OF THE CLERK OF THE COMMON COUNCIL.
Hoom o. City HAL, New York City. -
nTpcrr. >r . new York. November 18th, 1881!
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LINE.

CCNARD LINE
n. 70 LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN
From Pier 40, ~ r., foot OF ciarkson st. "a
y,.,nia Nov 81 80 A. NJ Umbria. Dec - noon
E Eucsn,a Dec s2P NJ Lucania. Dec 2s. $50 p. NJ
smnanis pee H. $50 A. II. Etruria. Jan l. noon
' VERNON H. BROWN e. CO. Gen. Agents.
ROWLING GREEN NEW YORK.
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- TUE or the work and the name OF the bidder in
dorsed thereon will be received by the Department OF
pubic Parks al us offices Arsenal Building sixty
fourth and FIfth avenue. Central Park, until 80
o'clock y 81 Of Monday. November 20 1897.
For furnishing all the labor and furnishing and erect
ing an The materials to and complete,
fsr as herein specified. in The BOTANICAL GARDENS
IN BRONX PARK In the city of New York, the NEW
MusEiM BUILDING AND POWER H0uSE AND
S1'ADIE AND CLOSET GROUP and other sppurtenences
FOR coNsTRUCTiNG AND IMPROVING 4 PoR
TON or THE RRoNX AND rEi.HAM PARRWAI
between Bronx Park ard Bear Swamp road in the city
FOR RFGuIATINe GRAPHIC AND IMPROVING
THE EDGAR ALLAN roe PARK, BOtNDED BY ONE
HUNDRED AND NINETy sEcoEp sTREET The
KiNGSRRInGE ROAD AND THE coNCOCRsE. ~
THE TWENTY FOURTH WARD OF THE CITY or
FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF PARK souNDEp BY
one HXpREP A hI1r Eff sfREtFTE p ASb MAGoMbs
DAN ROAD. IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
r1p tRoS WORK ETC. FOR PHEASANT YARDS.
NEAR ARSENAL. CENTRAL PARK AVN r,.Y
E0R FURNISHING ALL THE LABOR AND FUR
NIsHiNci AND ERECTING AL. The MArE FL IA Is
Nv N1oRy FOR MEN IN RIVERSIDE PARK, NEAE
nNE Hundred AND SEVENTH STREET. IN THE
CITY OF NEW YORK; 49,.
For particulars see CITY Record
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- title Of bidder in
dorsed thereon. will be received by the Department 81
Public Parks it's offices. Arsenal Building. Sixtyfo
street and Fifth avenue Central Park until 230 o'clock
p NJ OF Monday. November Is, 1891. Tor the following
FAMED work:
FoU FURNISHING ALL THE LABOR AND FUR
SISHISG AND ERECTING ALL THE MATERIALS
NEtEssARY OR REQUIRED TO ERECT COMPLETE,
SO FAR As SPECIFIED THE NEW EAST WING AND
EXTENSION OF THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF
ART IN CENTRAL PARK.
For particulars see city Record
\ r. The tim. Tor the reception and opening NJ the
hii or proposals the above Is extended 10 Monday
November % 1897 230 O'Clock r. NJ.
nv order OF the Commissioners II Public Parks.
- WILLIAM IEARY, Secretary.
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Countrp Boaro

A LAKEWOOD. N. IA few persens On D ses s
dsrc.. Aorss and carriage. For Particular MI. 4 \
SIX Els, eox q. Lakewood. n. j.
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1nhlic Notifies.


being bounded generally rooUs Nutherly and east.
land OF Henry Nredenbugh; southerly by land OF
jeremiah c. Green and westerly by centre OF highway
leading &c Crafts
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WHITE STAR LINE.
CRUISE TO THE MEDITERRANEAN,

BY North German Lloyd SIS. "Alier" Feb. > lsgs.
Visiting Gibraltar Malaga, Granada Ahanbra, Algeria
Malta Cairo Jerusalem. Beyrout Ephesus constanti-
NOBLE Athens Rome. ONLY $3.50 ALI. SHORE En-
Hotels fees. etc. included F. {. CLARK.
III Broadway. New York.
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and postoce for the purposes Of this application
Office OF the Counsel the Corporation Of the City
OF New York No Tryon Row. New York CITY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-23
Wedding Belis.

Fred Micneisln assistant cashier O
the Usah Commercial & Savings ba
OF this city, and Miss Gertrude Rsnu
the accom- plisbsd daughter OF Super
intebdspt w. r. Read OF the Sail l. X
Street Railroad Q mpany, wee
uuited In marriage In the Temp
at nom todAy. The young coupi,
who have a host OF iriends in this y
will bo teudered y reception ut IN
residsncs Of the brides parents, N
1856 Third street, this evening. Tn
gloom will leave for q mission TO III,
Southern States In the near futuf,
Mr.. and Mrs.. Michelsop sih
cut ON life's journey with brish. p :
pects for the future. The News 'rls
that these prospects VIII mover L
bighted and that the journey VIII ~
safely anu pleasantly male.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-23
WEATHER yANE.
Observations Taken fat u ah, Idaho,
Montana, Wyoming aud Oregon
stations.
Weather reports showing obssrvs
tiens ut = AM. today:

Weather reports showing obssrva.
tiens ut s Am. today:
Salt Lake City--Barometer, 2973;
temperature, 81; minimum, 81; VIM,
southeast, 8 miles per hour; oiear.
Baker ty-Bar0neter, 20 "a; tenn
psrature, As; minimum, As; VIM,
southeast, lighi; rain, ,02 incnes; rain.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 2s72; tenn
psrsture, So; minimum, So; wind,
northwest, Smiles per hour; clear,
Hsvre-Barometer, 90 "a; tsmps'a.
iure, 90; minimum, 5S; wind, ives /,
light; ram, .l6 inches; partly cloudy.
acknowledgements, 26.92; temp.r4-
ture, 81; minimum, 81; wind, south
west, light; rain, .04 inche,; clear.
Miles City-Barometer, 1914; tem-
perature, 81; minimum, so; wind,
southwest; s miles per hour; rain, .O6
inches; cloudy.
Idaho Falls Barometer, 20. so; tenn.
perature, As; minimum, "a; wind,
northwest, light; clear.
Winnemucca Barometer, 90 90;
temperature, SO; minimum, 46; wind,
southwesI,6 mics per houfi clear.
General and local forecasts for S6
bours ending p. m. Thursday:
For Utah forecast made ut San
Ffancisco): Fair tonight ami Thurs
day; stationary temperature.
Salt Lake City and vicinity: Fair
tonight anu Thursday; stationary
temperature.
J. Ii. SMITH,,
Observer Weather Bureau.
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Railway Notes.

General Agent w. J. Shotweli OF
the Denver and RIl GranJe was In
the city To-Day, Mr.. Shotwell who
was agent for the Denver and Rio
GrRnue In this city formerly has been
10 Denver anu 10 returning to his post
at San Francisco.
The Rio Grande Western has pre-
pared q mining map wniGh mArss Out
all the mining Districts OF Utah. The
chart 10 very neatly designed affair and
will prove very useful to mining mel
for referen CO.
Absut 1900 people went to Garfield
today. or course most we're old folks
but many others went also 10 visit and
isten 10 the program prepared for this
veierGne.
Tho passenger department OF the
Oregon Snort Line will DO located
carry next week In the Masonic Hall.
Today 10 Caiedonian day nj lag
and Higiander Joins WITH tie me
from the Lowlands in stirring up
uaamoties OF their native Scotland.
Ths Norden Literary society A iyes
an txeursiOn tomorrow; the Sever
lsentU wara goes FTivay; and the
Fourth Presbyterian Mission schoo ia,
Saturday. er
rhe Ra hoone Sse's are at Saiili
day, anu one Of iDe main u trsc.
tiot In the hypnotic psriormancss OF
yUuos Hal Ciswson. II 10 claimed
tnat Mi. Ciawson's efforts sre tqasl
OF superior TO tuoss OF Pro. Gun lng
VINO recently passed through tbs city.
On Friday the III. 1. A. Of the Stake
Will be entertained ~ the big resort.
OREGON SHORT LINE ITEMS.
The Moutpn, editors leave Butte
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III evening Tor their pleasure trip
U~h, Toe sp' dial train is under til
chsrge 4 Travelling Passenger Age
III. Il. Dunn. They Will reach this ri
Thursday morning and prepsra'io,
are being msde to give them a he
y able weIcome.
Balwee6 400 and 500 people cam
down from Ogdou over the ORGY,
short LINE o. spend Yesterday 1t ~
Lagoon. They went up rom here b
tn. DAVE county Iesyrt to meet june
ton city frienus.
d. 8. Tsgvart, travelling freight
agent, " In Idaho.
MILFORD lsa busy plsce At prseen
u ,ch day our or fi-r u r. OF cs'le a..
aied d sonl orlh ov + the O:egoi
Shsft Line. ''s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-23
LOGAN.
TEACHERS OF THE STATE.
The Convention Not Largely Attended
-Addressrs Of Welcome.

The number of teachers attending
the State convention at Logan is very
disc0uraging. Preparatio ne were made
here 10 accommodate between 800 and
1000 teachers from outside points, and
less than hundred have come. MOI
withsts nGing this, the association has
gone to work in earnest ana this prom.
lees to be very aueeeasful oonvsn-
ton. .
Last night the visitors and hu drsds
Of people OF Logan pAokei The Opera
huuss 10 listen to addresses OF wei
come from tho mayor an
others, and to the responses Of
the visitors. The Opera house
was most beautifully decorated. The
stage was set with forest scenery anu
hung with three Immense star Dc
spangleu banners; o wilderness OF fl W.
era OF the swestest bloom were there.
and In the midst OF the wilderness SAT
Presidents Kerr and Taunsr OF our
TWO colleges, President Orson smith,
SuperintepGentsO Oldham Of our uOun-
~ schools and Hubbard OF our city
schools, Superintendent Milispsugh
OF Salt Like schools, 5uperiulen.
dent Allison Of Ogden schools, Prof.
George Bnmhsll OF Provo anu Others.
President Kerr presided, and after
President Smith hal off sred the eoper I.
ing prayer, Mayor N. W. Kimbai,
stepped 70 the trout, aud In ths follow
Ing well chosen language welcomed
tue teachers OF Uish to our city:
"Mr. Chairman ladies and gentle.
men: l assure you II gives me great
pleasure la tehalf Of the people Of
Logan to extend to our vI-,tore
aud friends hearty welcome.
1 believe ] voice tee sentiments of
every man, woman and child OF this
community, when | say you are vel.
come; anu We will endeayor to roves
TO you The truth OF what We cay. We
have looked forward 10 this visit with
n great deal Of pleasure, and our only
regret IL that o larger company IT you
did not come, a. we have ms de pre-
para,iors " received and entertain .
great many morr.
We feel proud OF our schools
AID OF our teachers, both here anu
throughout the Stale; ana l question
Il there Ia q state In tbs u MON that mas
msde mote rapid sirid,s In educatiouaI
matters than Utah ha,; her people
are esirous OF encourtg ug the highest
anu best education.
Ladies spd geatlemeu, 1t will be b
pleasure to entertain you, and We will
ny IN every possible way 10 make y cur
visit pleasant ore, and apain
We say, you are welcome.
PresidsDt Tanner anu Supe rlptep.
dsnps Oldhsm and Hubbard followed
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circular letter TO the appointed dele
ssies aekiDg them to CO ne TO tue oon-
ventiun uDple ned In regard to the
beet sugar industry. He ssks y ~
they simply reserve ttstr judgment
until they hear the eide In avor OF the
b ct Industry. In this 0 injection II
may be said that Horny Sluiniczk, .
sugar expert from 81. l. iuis, has
wr,tlen ssyiug that he would read
paper on Leet sugar at the convention.
Mr.. 6tudniczks comes from the cane
,ugar die riet 6f AmerIca, AMI II is
doubtful whether his paper viii De
inimical TO he b OF or not.
NUMBER OF DELEGATEs. ulal
The folio wing lIsi shows the proror-
tion OF delegates from tho fisreDt
states anu territories who have up TO
tue present tune accepted the invita-.
tiou to be present Mt the congress-:
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WITH THE OLD FOLKS
Big Meeting in Tho Tabernacle Last
Evening. u
ADDRESS ny OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Veterans w lcom"d BY President Geo.
q. Csnnon-iDspiring strains OF
Music oday's Program.


1t was n picture long to be remem'
bored that presented itself In the
Tabernacle last evening when several
THOUSAND old folks aud their frieuds
assembled In that spacious bu iding to
listen TO the renuitiOn OF exercises that
had been prepared for the occasion.
The veterans occupied tbs iroot seats
In the auditorium, anu the intense in
tertst which they to1k In the proceed.
inas showed that they were there ior
the full enjoyment OF all that was In
store for them. Five thousand carna-
tions, donated by r.. L. Evans, tho
florist, were distributed to the silver.
locked veterans by COMMITTEES
OF ladies composed OF Meidames
Savage, Empy, Jensen, Stayner and
Hollipg. The sweot-smeiling flowers
being of red, white anu pink colors
lent q fragrance ana beauty which
could not but be appreciated by all
gathered together. Many OF the fea'
lures marking the old iolks' gather
ing OF former years wsre brought
into play. Brother Dunbar was tu.ie
with his Scottish bagpipes; the O,u
Folks' choir with It's Aud lang
Sype, as we'll as the Tabernacle choir
with Its choice hymns and anihs ms,
ana Helu's banu, which dispensed
choice seloctions. Then there was
the music OF the Dseer.t Guitrr anu
Mandolin club, together w,tn an H1-
uress OF welcome by President George
z. Cannon, remarks by Eider Gsorgt
Godusrd and prepared address ny
tunt venerable Prophet no has pssseu
the nineteen milestone, PTesiuent
WilioTd Woodruff, whose presence
was greatly appreciated by Inc
honored guests.
ExERCIsEs COMMENCED.
AT 1880 O'Clock President George q
Cannon called the aesembiage
order ana the Tabernacle choir sang:
Glory and love to the men oil old
Prayer was offered by Elder aeofgs
Goddard, who invoked the biessln.
Of the Father upon all who had COO.
tributeu to the entertainment Of the
Oh Folks, He referred to the I'm.
p0rtaucs OF the day-tbe occasion o
Queen Victoria's jubilee anu the lO4t-
anniversary OF tue birth vi b sh /,
Edward Hunter. The choir SAM
. my Father, Thou that uweliest.
PRESIDENT CANNoN's WELCOME.
President George Q Cannon de
livered an address OF weic me. he
could truly cay, said he, that tue oil
folks OF all ayes were very welcome IN
our midst. He thong h tnas Salt Lake
was highly hon0rei by the presence Vi
30 distinguished company u people
and IL truly was ah honor 20 BIZ pr VI.
legged to gaze upon q gathering OF E,
many whU had passed lies seventieti
milestone. President CanuO note4
his pleasure at being allowed to Nd.
dress aucn an audience and wa
pleased to know that there were poopi,
willing to lend n helping hauu TO tn
entertainment OF the old folks. Thei
lsbors were certainly appreciated by nj
glasses Of people, and the kind i es
OF The railroad companies and al
who had In any way rendered sssisl
ancs, would be cherished In the hearll
OF all goou people ss long Oh they wer,
permitted to live upon tne earth. Fat