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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-16
Isolated ON Barren Island.

August Ottsage. his wife and his three chill
dren arc virtually quarantined In their home
over the little schoolhouse on Barren Island. A
week ago he became Ill. and the rumor having
spread that he was afflicted with black diph:
iberia, the inhabitants OF the odoriferous island
gave the schoolhousr n wide berth.
Since then the OttsAges have had difficulty In
even procuring food. owing to fear of contagion
on the part OF the neighborS. The Brooklyn
health authorities were notified last night and
an Investigation will DO made to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-16
insurance Company Wrseker Parsons Returaa
Home to Die.

wmIIMANTIc, Conn, Sept. 1o.-Joseph Par
sons. who wrecked tho Continental Life lnsurs
ance Company OF Hartford In 1887. returned a few
days ago from his ten years OF Canadian exile to
die at his old nome in Windham Centre. Sew
eral indictments were still In force against him,
but the authorities, knowing that he had re-
turned 10 die. did OF servo the papers, Parsons
Continental Insurance Company Parsons fed to
Canada. and only q few persons knew where he
was. He wAs in the lumber business under A.
as1,u,ad name.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-16

skier" Missing sincs susaAy-Ho MAy
Have Csmmittea Suicide.

warden Van De Carr OF the Uorkhouse on
slackwell's Island reported yesterday the es-
cape OF a prisoner from Riker's Island last Sun
uay' The missing prisoner is William Malloy,
second street.
m NNdlIoy was a skier" having been committed
Ssonn 10 by Magistrate Mott, In default of
SbTS OaI' Tor disurderly conduct. II 10 thought
:, So"ne mat he may have committed suicide,
"ue WAS sick and despondent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-16
M'oUL1AeH xo1' rEr CHIEF.
cate Civil Service Boa. q says NE Mast Pas,
ara Rann 6aiion-

SYRACUSE, Sept l5.-At a m Getting Of the
State Civil Service Co umissio ! here to-day,
silas w. Burt of New 70. X and George P. Lord
Of Dundee being present. the p, emotion Of Act
ing Inspector McCullagh L the New York police
turce to the post of Chief Vithont = civil service
examination was discuss III The Commission
us decite ed that before a. Is promotion could be
made the candidate must chow that he is quail
fled for the post by und rgoing examination.
Commissioner Burt said I. hAt- in the case Of ap-
pointment without such ea summation. the hnan-
cial auditor of o city coul d withhold payment
OF salaries until . legal q. Ipointment had been
made.
The civil service rules 81 bTnitted for Albany.
Yonkers. and Long Islano City were unani-
mously approved.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-16
DIan't Rob tho wnbsr Agency.

Mark D. WILDER called at THE Sun ONCE yes
terdAy to say that Ira +. Hobson who. accord
ing to a despatch from Topeka. had fed with
IS, 600 belonging To collection agencies. among
them that of WiIber & Co.. Of New York,
AKency, OF which Mr.. WILDER IL Precedent, and
had not embszzled any money belonging to that
IL clientA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-16
A T..umoa,a, FOR Col. Austin o. r~IuuIe,,.

81. Austin O. Plunkett, a popular veteran.
wa ; summoned last night 10 the headquarters
OF the Brooklyn War Veterans in the City Hall
AID q fne easy chair was given him as a token
n. respect from his comrades. The Veterans
Jons Joined in the compliment. The presenta.
ton was made by Col. Joseph w. Kay.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-16

ALBANY. Sc pit. l5.-Seven additional claims
growing out ~ the discovery OF gold in Saratoga
were filed to day with the Secretary OF state by
Frederick 7 arranL who heretofore has filed SOW.
are for the discovery of gold on the IanSs M
George H!hwkins Diantha Pratt. William Jones
Andre" Ebert, Reuben Cronkhite, and Margaret
county, Ns
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-16
Harry N. Aaams,s InnesS.

EI-County Treasurer Harry II. Adams YVES
stricken with paralysis two weeks ago while t
ais summer home on Ruffie Bar In ia nai, q
Bay. Yesterday he was taken TO his homo on
night that he was improving and would prolH
ably recover
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-16
MooRE,s AssAILAxr OxLY FINED.
woman who shot At the Real Kstate Dealer
Let 60 on PayiaG IS.

Let Go on Paying IS.
When Mrs. Julia McGrew, who was arrested
on Aug. 81 for attempting to shoot Real Estate
Dealer George Il Moore at his office at % East
Forty.second street. was rearraigned In the
Yorkville Court yesterday, Policeman Hough-
falling reported that he was unable to find Mr..
Moore, and that consequently, there was no
complainant against the woman.
Magistrate Brann ordered the policeman to
make out a complaint against her for carrying
concealed weapons, and on this charge she was
fined $40. She could not pay, SO some friends or
hers who were in court asked the Magistrate to
lower the fine 10 10. When he did SO. they col.
lected the money, paid her fine and she was dis
charged.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-16
THR0Wy FIFTY FEET BF 4 TRAIN
Tho aged Driver ana Hls Mules survive. but
the Wagon WAS demolished.

PoRr JERvIs. Sept. l5.-Charlos Elder, 20
years OF age. residing at HuRuenot, four miles
north OF here. started home from this place this
evening. driving a team OF mules. In crossing
the Port Jervis and Monticello Railroad track
on the outskirts OF the town the Summitville
train struck the wagon. converting II into kind
ling wood. Elder was thrown a distance OF nifty
feet. landing in a meadow. The train was
stopped and the old man picked up. somewhat
dazed by his sudden flight through the air. but
only slightly bruised. The mules ran a short
distance. and were found by the trainmcn quietly
grazing along the highway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-16
p,,,.,urx D,.,r,e, Miners 90 to work.

P1rrsBuRG. Pa. Sept. 15.-The miners OF the
pittshurs district held a convention to-day and
decided TO 40 to work at all mines whose ownorSJ
will nav the 65-cent rate. This means that the
trn.day limit will not be observed and that tao
miners will return to work as soon as the ,cpn-
~vcntion delegates havo made their report. At0ue
4 600 miners are already at WORK.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-16
BanL WrrssLer slorrll Die. IN nusn.. .....-

MANCHESTER, n. H.. Sept. l5.-News has
been received here that Charles +. Morrill, OF
this city was killed recently in Buenos Ayres.
Bank OF Commonwealth. the Doerdeld Hank.
ana Inc Peonle,s Fire Insurance Company, for
Shain one OF htA associates u now In the State
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-16
ChlId shopllnsrs Arrested.

Francis Manteil. aged o. and his sister RACHEL.
aged 2. OF 1877 West Twenty'sixth street, were
caught stealing silk handkerchieds valued at
$40 In a Sixth avenue department store yester-
day. They were arrested and sent to the roomA
OF the Gerry society 70 spend tho hlght.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-16
WHERE is LITTLE EVA LEEs
she Mas Disai TAAred from = Temporary no me
sh Round In Brooklyn.

The police "Sf Ooney Island we're asked ys ster-
day to look fer Eva Lee. IL years old. About a
year ago j. I'M Lee. the father. who Is a mu.
stefan. quar- elled with his wife. and thoC broke
up their hon 10 at Coney Island. The child was
given to y ;r. and Mrs. Albert Power OF 1893
Fulton str Get, Brooklyn, and Lee went to
Phiiadelph n When he returned 4 month ago
he called c a the Powers and askel for his child,
but was q Id that she had disappeared a month
before. GO says he has searched every institu-
ton bot in this city and Brooklyn. but has
been una lie to ind any trace OF his child.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-16
TA"na. Ca.alA STRICKEN with Apopleuy.

Thomas Cassin. he Brooklyn furniture dealer,
was stricken III W it'll ~apoplexy while crossing tho
City Hall squar in that city yesterday after.
Iooy. He was T. ken TO the Brooklyn Hospitai.
Mr.. Cassin is 3 years old. and has long becn
pro minent In Co tholic circles. ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-30


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT FUR.
IN suAnt to an order OF saio anu decree Of
foreclosure 10 me directed from the 1hTd Ju-
doisl District Court OF tho state OF Utah,
County Of salt Lake, In a cause therein pend
log wherein Andrew J. Eib.On Rnd Rosaiina
Gibson, minors, by Jamee johnson, their
general guardian. are PLAINTIFF and A. \.
HAT. Thomas G. sheatninn ana Ars Elmirn
q sheArmnn. his wife, Waiter D. Lowe ahC
Imme 1 Lowe. his wife, Giibcr, L Chamber
lain and fnnie N. Chamberlain, his wife, q
". l.. Grlli,h ana Priscilla A. griffith, his
wife. l.ouis h. par-ons and Mrs Louis ,. Par
sons, his wife. the National Bank VI the Re
public, corporation. X q. tollir and Mr.. n.
o. Coilia, his wife, the Metropolitan Invest.
nsent Company. corporation. Parker y
liefSe, corporation, ana sarah u, Gilson,
dofe Nnts, arc dnfeudants. 90 which sHid de-
cree and order OF sale reference Is hereby
made. shall expose for sale At public auction
% the Highest bidder ior each at tue west front
door Of the County Court House In the city OF
BAT Lake. county OF SAT- Lake, state OF Utah
on tho 2sth day Of November, A. ID. 1895. at ~
O'Clock noon, all tho right, title, ciRim aud IN
ierostof y. Il. niEit Thomas g. sherman and
Mrs. Einira q. Sherman his wre, walter ".
Love and Emma Il. Lowe his wife. nilbort /.
Chamberlain and Annie II Chamberlain hls
wife, G. W u. Grifdth and Frlseuia \ C,rifith
hla wife, ouis D. Patsons ana hlrs Louis
faiHons bra wife. the Nstionsl linnk u the
Neuubiic, corporation. q Coiis and Mrs.
K, e. Coils ms wife, the Metropolitan lnvost.
ment rompany.a corporation, Pnrker& nepuc,
CORPORATION. and shrAh q. Nihson, Ia Nnd 70
the following described real estate lying and
being IN The county OF ait Lako. STATE OF Utuh,
and particularly described 40 follows, 10 Wit
LOT nine ~ IN Bloc Que u. tiye Acre Fiat
"a" Big Yield survey, -alt Lake county. utAh.
to he sold the property OF \. e. HIATT,
Thomas @. shearman and Mrs Eimiru a.
shearman ms wife. "alter Lowe and
lain and Anne II Chamberlain. his wlfo G.
W. Il. Grnltb and rrscila A. Grillth. his
wife. Louis r. parsons and Mrs Lonis T.
Parsons his wife, the National BANK OF the
Republic. corporation. " O. Coils and Mra
u. g.. Coils his wife. the metropolitan Invest.
ment company corporation Parker and
nepue. corporation, and SarAh u Gibson.
under said order OF sale and decree &c tha
above cause
Dated at salt Lake CITY. Itch. November sth
1895. HARVEY HARDY.
sheriff
By q. s. CLARK,
Deputy sheriff
u. FERGUSON, SUTHERLAND & MURPHY
Attorneys Tor plaintiff
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-30
TEE TRIUMPH OF TRUTH.

the selfish rebel against morality, may
rail against strict integrity, honesty and
truth, they may neither fear God, nor re.
gard man, but in regard TO religious
teachers and prciessedly religious PEG.
pie, no such conduct is explanable; it
should be theirs to avoid bearing false
Witness" TO be sure oil the statements
they make, to so con and study the
pages Of history,ns 10 ''reirain from these
men, and let lhem alone, for il this
counsel or this work he OF men it wall
come to nsught, but If it be Of Cod, ye
cannot overthrow ii; lest happy ye be
found even to fight against Godlp
THE Lord ha,eth lying tongue, " said
the writer oil the proverbs, living lips
are an abomiraliun o tue Lord" said the
record, and finally declares that there is
n law made Tor "the lawless and dis
opedient," and he classes with criminals
OF the deepest dye, such as murderers
whoremongers, mansteatous and man
slayers, those guilty OF petiury and
lying, and in the revelations OF St. John
speaking OF the penalty made Tor sin or
sinners, there is included whatsoever
lovelh and msketh lle," these have no
right TO the tree OF lie, and "may not
enter through the gates INTO the city"
Much is said during these times about
the necessity oil confidence among men,
and wishes are expressed for its return;
1t was urged upon ancient Israel speak
ye every man the truth TO his neignUor,'
the Church is the pillar and ground OF
truth" said one Of the ancienls, and all
its paris should be OF truth, Tor "the lip
OF truth should be established for ever"
Every man in Israel should be lover
and doer OF truth he should be relia Bile,
"his word ought 10 be is bond. F" like ST.
Paul he should be able to say 81 speak
the truth and lie NOT" SO that as con
lidence warns among the children Of
dsobedience, it may increase among the
SAINTS; according to the development oil
this Characteristic so will be the favor OF
the divine, and while the politician, the
trader, the false teacher, the children OF
the evil one, may seek to build and
flourish by expediency, subteIiuge and
lies, their refuge vi lies" shall finally be
destroyed. Truth and righteousness
are the foundations of His throne" and
when Ellis kingdom comes, and His
will is done on earth as in heaven" the
same elements will enter into the
foundation and make that supersuuclure
which men will call Zion, the city and
people of the living God.
OCCASIONAL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-30


North American Savings Loan and Building
Company. Corporation, plaintiff.
80 Va.
Wilhelmina Kallstrom, Carolina Adamson and
Louisa Larson, defendants.
The state Of Utah senus Greeting to wihel-
NINA kallsrom, Carolina hdamson and
Loulsa Larson, defendants;
Vou ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO Ap.
Il pear IN an action brought against you by
Inc above named plaintiff n the District Court
Of the bird Judicial District OF the state OF
utah, and TO answer tue complaint Iiied there.
IN within ten days exclusive OF the day Of
berVicel after tine service on you Of this al las
summons-if served within the county; or
II served ont Of this county. hut IN this district
Wllhln twenty days; otherwise within forty
days- or judgment by default will be taken
comp! ainl.
The said action is brought 10 have Judgment
against defendants IN sum OF $40 So with
interest thereon, 1t per cent per annum from
sept J, le9i, Tor soGel taxes PAID, 800 atlOr-
heys iecs ana costs OF SUIT alleged to be due
on certain promissory note, executed by de-
PENDANT kallstrOm 10 plaintiff, MayI6, 1891, for
5000 with interest," at per cent per annum-
SAID sum us above being duo and wholly
unpaid thereon; SAID note being Sc
cured by mortgage OF oven date on
prem ses hereinafter described executed
by defendant kailstrOm 10 plaintiff; to have a
decree OF this court ad!udging SAID mortgage
urst lien ON said ptemlses that said prem.
SEES be sold and proceeds applied IN payment
OF COSTS OF sale and amounts due a. above;
that defendants and all persons claiming un
der them ue barred and lorociosed of all claim
or equity OF redemption IN shid premises, that
platnuh have deficiency judgment againsI
defendant hallstrom, and for other relief; said
premises arc described as follows, to WIT:
Commencing at 5. W. corner OF lOt 3. block .,
plat III" salt Lake city Survey, running
thence east RODS; thence north 10 rods;
thence weei rods; thence south 10 rods TO
place OF beginning; situate In salt Lake CITY
and County, Utah,
And you are hereby notified that II you fail
TO appear and answer the said complaint Ia
above required, the said plaintiff viii apply to
the Courl for the relief demanded therein
witness, the honorable Judges, and the seal
of the District Court OF the Third
lsKAL Judicial District. IN and for the state
OF Utah, this 18th day OF October IN
the year OF our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and niuetY-siN
&. +. STANTON, Clerk
by j. ii. SPnAGUE, Deputy Clerk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-30
REoglYsR,s SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT PUR.
IN sdant to an order Of sA and decree OF
foreclosure to mo directed from the lhird
District Court OF the state of Utah, County of
Snt Lake In the ease therein pending, in
which G II, Deere is plaintiff and Henry wag-
oner, Marrhretha WAGNER, the waeener
Btewing Company. a corporation, the Nation.
III BanE uf the Republic, q corporation. VIM
cnauiier George Cullens and Brigham Young
Trus; company, "A corporation. nrc defend
ants. to which order OF tlo and decree refer
once Is hereby made, snail EXPOSE tor sale at
public auction to the highest bidder for cash
at the south 'front.' door OF the Joint City ana
County building in the city and County OF
salt Lake. state OF Utah. upon the 2Srd day Of
February, A. D.. 1891. at " o'clock noon
below described. and ali the right,
title ciaim or interest OF said Henry
Wagner, Margmelha Wagner. Wagner
brewing Company, National Bank OF the Re-
public, william schauhier, George Cullens
aud Brigham 1ounS rust ompany IN and to
the following described real estate situate in
salt Lake county. state OF Utah, to wit:
Al of the cast haIf OF the northwest quarter
and lols one ~ anu two (2l OF section eleven
IN, township one a. south, range one q,
enst, salt Lake meridian. with all the teDe.
ments. hereditnments and appurtenances
thercnnto helOngipg.
Also ali Of the south half oflot ono IN block
sixty-three plat IL" Salt Lake City sur.
voy, together with ali the tenemonts here
ditaments, privileges and appurtenAnces
ty OF Henry Wagner, Asrgaretha WAGNER
and the Wagner brewing Company, under
SAID order OF sale and decree in the above
dated salt Lake City Utah. January goth.
CYRUS !. HAwLEY,
Receiver of tho WAGNER Brewing ompAny.
STEPHENS n Smith. PlaIntfs' Attorneys.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-30
TRUSTEES SALE.

NITHEHEAs, ANNA MAY CARTER AND
w Arthur y. carter her husband, did by
their certain deed Of trust GATED The u
ray q sarch, lsD!. and recorded ON tno 4Gth
Cay Of March, is9, IN book - H. pages i4i
Anl 40, OF The records IN The oflice Of tue
hoc0rdCi OF beods Of SAT- Lake COUNTY IN thD
Territory tnuw stgtul Of Utah, convey ~
Nilitm u. Lnlr. n trustee. the following
desriibed real eSiatu situate IN said rat Lake
county. Ut1h, tO-Wit: All OF Lot Twelve n D d.,
IN hiock Two %, West Drive -ubdiyisiou OF
Lots seven % and Eight ~, Is iock twenty.
three ~, llVoItJJ Acre tl'im A., mig Flc!d
Survey;
winch said conveyance was made In trust
10 secure 10 the order OF the Lombard lnvcat.
ment company the payment ct tho said
certain promseory note d even date with
sad deco OF truHi, for tho principal
sum Of sh hundred aud fiity CsD
doiiars uue and payable on thc lat Of ApFii
1871, with interest thereon from the dato
thereof until maturity, Ut this ratio Of six 10
per Gems per nnnuui, payable semi-nnnually
ana with interest thereon after fnatuu 3 al the
rate OF Twelve tlD per cont per annum, paya
BILE semi annually; and,
whereas. u is proyiued In said deed Of trust
that IN case OF default In The payment OF SAID
prumissory note. or tho interest thereon the
trustee shall. upon The application oil the 10.
gal no der ana owner OF Aaid note, sell hnd
dispose OF sand premisos. and alt tho right,
THO, benefit and Uqui y OF rede mption OF said
Anna MAY and Arthur u carter their heirs
and asaigus therein at public auction. at the
place, In the manner ana for the purpose IN
said deed OF trust stated. after lrst giving -
days notice, Bs particularly PROV ded Tor IN
said deed OF trust. reteronc1 TO which is bere.
by made for greater certainty and,
where's, deiant has been made IN the pay.
mont OF three coupon interest nOtuB OF slg 80
ehch, due October J. 1895. Aprii /. lfaG. and
october ], 1886, respectively, md sand coupon
Interest notes are stu pact due aud unpaid.
by reason whereof the legal holder OF said
note has declined the whole OF said indebt-
edncss due and payable
how therefore notice ia hereby gwen that
], tho undersigned, trustee a. afortaaid, at the
r quest OF the legal holder and owner of said
nOte and under and by virtue OF the power
aud authority IN me vested by the tcrma OF
snd deed OF trust Wiii, on the md Gay OF
} eDruary, 1891 Mt tho hour Of 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon OF said day, sell the above
dcsci bed properly, and All the right. title
benefit and equity of redemption Of said
Anna May and Arthur D. Carter, their heirs
and insignia therein, for the highest and best
price tho same viii bring IN cash, Mt the front
door OF tho County Court House In Salt Lake
CITY, IN the County Of SAT- Lake, Utah, for tho
purpose Of paying SAID Indebtedness. and all
costs and expenses of executing this trust.
WILLIAM II. DALE,
trustee.
FIRST publication January II, 1897.
Last publication February /. 1897.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-30
UuMMOnG-


The People OF the Territory OF Utah send Greet.
ing; 10 Edwin U. Lumphere. defendant
NToU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP.
L pear in an action brought against you
by the above named piainuf IN the District
Court of the lhud Judicial District of the
Territory OF Utah, and to answer the complaint
nicd therein within ten days teNclusVe NJ the
dPv OF setVicel after the service on you OF this
summons-it served wIshin this county; or, Il
served out OF this county, but IN this district,
days-or judgment by default will he taken
sgainst you, according to tho prayer of said
complaint.
The said action Is brought to have defendant
required TO set forth the nature OF his claim in
aHd To certain premises hereinafter described
and to have decree of this Court determin-
ing all such adverse claims; declaring and ad-
Judging shat tetendant has no estate or
interest whatever IN or to SAID land
and premises and that the title OF
plaintih lie good and valid; forever enloining
and debarriag defendant from Asserting any
clam whatever IN or to said ipnd ana premises
adverse to plaintiff; aud for other relief with
coats OF suit SAID premises are described as
follows, to-witi All OF Lot II, Block G, FIVE
Acre FLAT "a" Zig Field survey, situated in
salt Lake County, U tah Territory
And you are hereby nouned that n you fail
to appear and answer the said Compl amt as
above required. the said plaintiff viii apply to
the court for the relief demanded therein.
Witness, the HON. SAMUEL A MERRITT.
Judge, aud tho seal OF tho District
Court Of the Third Judicial District,
fsEAL.) In and for the Territory Of Utah,
this 2tth day OF June In the year OF
our Lord one Thousand eight hun.
dred and ninety-ive.
DAVID Z. DUNBAR, Clerk.