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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-28
APPEAL DISMISSED.
Supreme COuri Decision IA a Prior y
Lien Case.
al cling Gross Cruelty o. h. Fart Of
Her Husband Court
Notes.

The Supreme Court banded down
an opinicR today in the case Of the
SAT- Lske i 'tnographing company ct
al vs. Tao hex Mine aud Smelling
company, Sierra NevA4s LnmDer
company, w. s. @eC1r iic OF al,
am miog tho decree from watch the
appeal WAS takOn. CGili Justice
Zine delivered the opinion and was
ojnourreI in by Justices Butch and
Miner.
This case was appealed by defendant
McCorHick from the trial court, II
having been decreed that the lien OF
the Sierra Nevada Lumber company
was superior to his. The Salt Lake
Litbographing Co. In thu fret instance
fied a complaint against the several
defsntants, ia which the court was
sskei 10 sppoiut receiver to take
p session OF the hex Niue & 5meltor
company, and convert 1t iuto mon-y
Gu1 pay It's deb,s according to priority.
TIE lumber company 8leI an answer
contract II had with the IDix company
tor the supply OF lumber and other
bulldog material, which YVES to 20
paid for on delivery, ami on which the
company hal lien. Mccormick also
filed an answer AMI Gro s'clmplaint,
claiming priority on mortgage for
$50, 900. The court below decided
tue superiority Of the lumber m.
nany's lien. Chief Justice Zlne
finds that lien existed on the
entire premises for the lumber used
in esch structure, aud inst one lien
@ u d be decreed thereon for the secur.
~ OF the entire bill: the aggregate.
McCornick claimed that the lum her
clmpany did not acquire q lien be.
cause II did not file i,s n tice With
sixty days after completing the con.
trsci. The courE finds from the evi.
deucs the recording WAS done within
| the sixty days. 1t was also urged that
because the Attachment lien was not
| perfected but was dismissed, tue IA II.
Der company waived Its right to the
| lien claimed by Ievying an attachment
upon the property before filing It's
| ofosE-oomplaint. The court holds that
| tbs lien o. the lumber com yaDy
claimed In its crOsi-complaiUt was not
waived by the institution OF the hi.
tscnment suit and a levy OF the witt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-28
EMBARRASSMENT CHARGED.
l. R. WhilmOre Accused Of Victim.
izIns The Argus.
Was Agent Tor the Company In SUM
nit and is Alleged TO Have mis-.
appropriated Money.

l.. X. Whitmore, charged with the
ENHANCEMENT OF S54 from the Argu
Publishing company, was arrsigned
before Justice Wenser this morning.
He plesded not guilty ana his hearing
was set for 2 O'Clock tomorrow, the de.
ieDdani's bond beng fixed at $500.
The complainant IN tbs case Is J..
b. Walden, business manager Of the
Argus, who alleges that Whitmore o,
while acting as agent for the company
In Summit county, collected S54 which
he should have TUNED over 10 the
said company but which. 1t is alleged,
he uniawiully appropriated to his own
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-28

follow with prnft thn nipple I
Stubs and take shuh ipsirsd Of
something else. Should hey do this
1t sssfe to say fe wer committee mee'-
ings would be held In houses OF liquid
refreshments.
Another noticeable feature OF last
nights meeting was the wonderful
patience OF Simms, the coloret CHM.
ney sweep. Simms want, an orii-
nance passed that will '~ske mia cili-
~ eaR'er, safer AMI more prof'snin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-28
WILL FILE us ARTICLES.
Prospective INCORPORATION of I'M
GnisnR Mining COMPANY.

Prospective Incorporation of the
Gni.nR Mining Co,nDsny.
Before the setting OF tomorrow
sun another mining company un-
doubteuly viii have slipped into exist
ence, the same TO be known az the
Ga!ena Mining company, winch Will
have capitalization OF $4,000
divided into shares valued at 90 cents
each. A. 8. Anderson Ia pItsoeui;
J. w. Dunn, vice president; Pail
BENZ, secretary and treasurer, with
M. q. Morris, W. II. Barfstt, Dav d
James anu II. w. Dotson TO make up
the directorate.
THIS company owns the Galena and
Chloride claims 10 the Beaver Lake
district, both OF which report an ex.
cellept ore showing. The former is iD
especially fine shape anu has opened
up y splendid body OF mineral which
runs upwards OF 100 ounces in silver
to the ton. With the Incorporation OF
the company work Is to he prosecut ted
/ with renewed vigor, the end being
10 make OF the mine a bonanza, IL be-
log now in the embryotio state.
The articles came from Beaver Lake
this morning and ~ coon as the Salt
Lake incorporates sign, they Will bG
ready for filing with the county clerk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-28

FAN FRANcieCo, Jniy ETA ru.
NOR wRB CifGu,ateI in this city and
Oakland yesteIdiy 10 the effect that
Claus Spreckels was considering n
propOsitiUn TO buy the STANFORD and
Crocker interests In tho Southern Pa.
clflc. When asked ao ut II, Mr.l5preck.
els said that there was absolutely
nothing In 1t, and q einilar dsuiai was
made by w. II. Crocker. Tho story 10
evidently IL canaid.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-28

consider IL n great Sal Tue went 90
anything seri US happen to Stubs
He liz always rallied upon TO sir ,hem
no when they fall into a lelbsrV ic
safe. Stubs, Ike good navy
other people, hasn't got q surplus
amount OF confidence In three or our
Of the members. Still they like Btub5s
pretty well. He lie hard worker and
a hari tslker. Then AGAIN he 10
an ardent "roformei" and reform
wouldn't hurt some Of the city
"fathsr /" They u,'pht Inv 'rstsrpa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-28

sc=yey Already Made for sixy-Iwe
NiIes OF Railroad.

eEATTLE, WASH, July 2S.-George
w. Gisrsiue, well known engineer,
has recently Completed the survey Of
sixty-two miles OF railway running
ir0m 5kaguu Bay over thu White Pass
to Lske TsgIsh ana themes ~ tue
upper Hootslinqus river "n.
piOyed by the Britt HEAT ericanTrani.
p0ttatiou company, sal 49,. p,y
supplied with iuuds witn which TO
complete the undertaking. 1t 10 said
that work will begin IN the spring OF
1898.
Inc new route will be 100 miles
longer than that at present followed by
miners going into the Yukon basin
overland from Dyea. Riv 7 stssmers
ate are TO TO used up ins YukoB and
Hootalinqua rivers from Dawson city,
anu ON ihe lakes, which will eomprite
part OF the Lew TOue. Tue dsngert :
White Horse rapids and the VIII rrIpoo. 8
OF Miles canyon viii be eiiminitsl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-28

w. A. Jones, official court reporter
Tor the Secon1 juiicl4l district,
Arapahoe county, Denver, is In the
city visiting friends.
Jutge Hlles has gone on three
weeks visit 10 his mother in Iowa.
Ths haoeas corpus proceedings in
the case OF FOulks, the alleged Iowa
smtszzler, VIII be heard before Judge
Marshall at 10 o'clock Friday morn.
Ing.
Judge Cherry held no court today.
Ma0el Marian Cauter,aged twenty
two months, was adopted by Henry
anu Mary Hicks todBy, on nm order
rom Clerk Blair, TO whom the matter
was referred by Judge Hlies.
In the matter OF the estate OF James
Bro; order made allowing account
and Distributing the estate in the
hands OF the administrator.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-28

British columbia Road Receives Inn
poriaui Grant and Subscription.


VAfc LIVER, b. c., July 2S.-A
cabl.gtam rom Lou ION states that
capital OF $500, 900 hos been
teen subscribed Tor the construction Of
the Cstsiar Central railway In the
Cassiar district. northern part OF Bit
ish Columbia. The charter was
granted thu company at the last session
Of the provincial Legislature, which
also gave aid by the concession OF q
lease OF seven thousand acres OF land
and the right OF all minerals In cludiDg
gold and silver found therein. Paroles
connected with TTausvasl mining On.
teTptises are bt hind the capital and It
Is expected 1t will lead to large deveL
opment OF the Cassisr district sup.
posed TO he rich in mineral lying as 1t
doss between the kootsDai on the
south and the Alaskan gold fields on
the north.
In earIy dsys Cssslar yielded much
placer gold.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-28

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. July 27.-A meet
Ing OF the executive board OF the
southwestern. zines has been called for
Thursday, the ooh ins., TO discuss
rates from st. LUIS anu uefi ned terri.
tOriss to Texas points in comparison
with rates from the seaDonri.
Vice President and General Mans.
ger Yahkum of tho Frisco, who was
chairman o. the peace co niereBce COM
mis- ion IN New York. has reiurne l..
n an interview MIR. YoGkum said that
the railroads viii probably let the war.
ring gulf stesmship companies fight ii
cut among themselves.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-28
SENATOR CANNON IN LAKE
Leaves Tonight For San Fraucisco--
starts For China August 2nd.

Senator Frank j. Cannon came
down from his home in Ogden today,
on his way TO San Francisco, for
which plsce he leaves tonight.
On Monday next he will leave
California in company with
congressional delegation, for
China and Japan to study the financial
system OF those countries. The senator
SHOWS the effect Of h recent illneas,
but is improving rspiuIy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-28
conaltlenn IS Mionayne.

The Ogden Pfess quotes Major VIM,
Bailey OF Circle Chy, Alaska. al say
ing mat the Kloudyke country Is
wonderfully rion, that you can 60
from SoRttls for $3.50 or 500, ami that
work is plentiful az from $40 ~ $40 per
day. Regarding the climate Mt
Bailey says IL ~ not mucn colder there
than IN Wyoming. "More men have
lost their lives In Wyoming that
Aiaska,D says he.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-28
my s.ecA .gnn.terrea.

Tho Ibex mine practically changed
hsnds yesterday wnen denl was
ciosed wh,ieby Mes re. DAVID Evans
aud c. Il. LpIas came INFO session
Of large inIerett ~ tbo property. ;
Il. Mount, former ownet in the min {,
sold hrs holdings to MIR. Evans, while
A. g. Campbeli TRANSCRIBED hi initr.
est therein TO Mr.. LOose. The box
has ite location IN tho Ds.t1it iislrio.
ans with the cnnnse noted may
shortly BIO loohed Tor to open up into q
pULauEA.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-28
THE uaLBsA mEBTiNu.
Expected shat New directory VIII
ne chosen.

Expected that - Now DiFectofJ VIII
He tbosrn.
The owners OF the Galena mine at
Fish SprnRs were scheduled for a
stockb Oilers meeting this afternoon
at which 1t was ekpaoled new direc-
tory would bs inslalisd.
This ~ made possible through the
recent transfer Of q controlling inter
eat Ia the property TO Meesrs. josiah
Barnett; John n. Barnes, III. :. J usepb
and William Van AsInr, ell
whom will struggis for = place on the
directory. BY Numerous stockholders
1t 10 claimed that the mine has not
been handled ior the benefit OF those
owning 1t and they now propose to
try n change Of managem snt.
The Gslena 10 a splendid producer
and has made fair record as divij.
end payer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-28

Pecke paugh, WIN IA @ mY.a W. h
Rem Hatch, has arivel tuanuI % ioei
and struck veiH OF GTay qusfz
which has tho a3ptara nee OF running
lch IN EJId. MI. Hatcn had left thr
Gay be ore to visit o new camp IL
Rock Greet, some distance cast, wher
, iefte humber Of prospeotoTs IRON
Colotad are at work. a s,n OF MT.
Hatch ~ reported 10 nave sold n clnliu
mere 10 s2,U00.-3ra"d Va ley Ilmee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-28

A Meeting OF tbs stock holders Of the
Salt Like and Mereur Railway com.
pany was held yesterday aiternOtn n.
and matters OF extending the line and
changing articles OF Incorporation So
that bonds may be Issued and cspital
stock Increased were cpnsitered.
Mr.. A. II. Miller iiss heen installed
again as chief dispatcher Of the Rio
Grand Western. MIR. Miller held this
posit on three years ago
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-28
smvsr Stood. p.presred.

Local brokers report silver stocks
very muca depressed ut the present
with little or no demand for them.
Gold stocks, however, are in better
shape, there being fairly good In.
quiry for them OF steadily advancing
qnotatiOns.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-28

81. LOUIS. Mo-, July 27.-rhe ST.
Louis Car Wheel company FLED n
chatlel Deed Of trust this afternoon
with the Union Trust company as
trustee for William II. Keirfey to
secure a $4,000 note due In ninety
Jays.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-28

aud windows through which great
draughts OF wind were supposed
TO be coming. But Stubbs was not
tsklng cold at all. A. before stated Il
vas simply sSufl. Az this fact he-
came knowa II teeu coun ciimi n q
siahs were htavei--tbfse from auh
mu ricipnl ward-Dale iutni,h one
mr. IL run"r--1f 'hr ~ rnh"'s y" ~ lf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-28

CHASE Hannah thase, re'iot OF the late
BarnaDus l. Adams, on The g1th OF July, 1871
at her residence. from typhoid fever be-
ceased was born ~ Lincoln, Addison Go
Vermont. Zee II, 1854.
Funeral services viii be held in the First
ward Assembly rooms. Thursday July 29rh. at
u, IN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-28

In company with Mr.. McGraw we
went over the mountain to Beaver
basin and encountered trail that, " e
would want none TO follow. We failed
to mud the prospectots there that had
bsen reported. We went over into
Deep creek, where we found j. w.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-28

And In accordance with the law and ~ =
OF the board OF Directors made on We ~
of June 1871 80 many shares OF eaeh VIZ
such stock as may be necessary VIII y ~ y,
the once OF the secretary, Room - ~
BuiIdIng. salt Lase CITY, Utah. on lisl4
the 18th day Of August, 1891. at i;sl o'ceaL
to pay tho delinquent Assessment ~.
~ saie q 3. FELL
Secretary Lincoln Mining Oon'V
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-28

and in accordance win We On o,
Of the Board OF DlreoioIs snafts "
day OF June. lsH7, as ma Ie neceiiir
S' u Of snat day, at he once Nee. = W, 4
gorStion' rear studebaker }. br toaur
tate street, IN the city AM 1Ss Se1qis
Lake, state OF Utah. TO pay lh Nm De-
sessment thereon, iogethe t Sa sait
advertising and expenses o, wHkY, II
Secretary Of sad 0''F
July %. 1891.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-28

NOTICE-TlkRE ARE DELNQtIgl
IN upon the fol- owinT described 81 4, ii
account of assessment levied on TIE I'll n
OF June, 1921, tho several amounts sci oy,saI
the nsme OF the respective shotehO ,defr j
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-28
APPROPRIATION LIST


Following is the appropriation list
passed al last nights COu lcil meeting
and approved by the Mayor today:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-28

Tho New Guinea MinIng and hllIsf n
Utty, state of Utah, Location o. n1'
West Unite, Utah
NyoTICE. THERE ARE DELNy.pd
~ upon the following descrltel W \
stock oil said corporation, on seevuS VI,
sessment OF one cent % per suais MI
the capital stock OF the mpanl,, y, n
1871, the several amounts set op.i N
names of the respective sharehO'u''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-28
DEL iNouENT NOTICE.

Lincoln Mining Company Location Il.
elpal place of buslness, salt Lac =
ITlan
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-28

LlAnsos : John L. Larson, lplv q,
funera at i62 south irM ~ " ,Nf
fflany. July Do. Friends invited AZ,
AlAsa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-28

HOY. Absl J. Evans was In Salt Lake
today ON business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-28

Today's Temperature is shown in the
fac smile thsimo meter given bslow:
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-11-22
A PLOT FRUSTRATED.
ScuOr CucStas, President Ad Interim,
Seems to BE keeping the Upper
Hand in Uruguay.

Montevideo. Nov oo-On Fritlay evening
last the government frustrated plot of the
adherents of eX-President Herrera Ohes
in the legislature TO kidnap and depose Sc
nor Cuestas, who succeeded 10 the presi-
dency ad interim, after the assassination of
Senor Borda- The discovery of this plot has
produced strong popular demonstrations in
favor of Senor Cuestas, whose candidature
for the presidency is now formally pro-
claimed by the Blancos and by all parties
except the adherents of the old regime.
The latter, who. owing to the corrupt cleo
tioneering methods they have used. consti-
tute a large majority in the legislature re-
fuse to accept Senior CueStaS and threaten
to elect retrogressive president. The dis
solution of the chamber. which is generally
regarded as the only step that will save the
country from disaster and another revolu-
ton. would he warmly approved by public
opinion. and the army would support Senor
CuestaS against both chambers. which
would then be powerless. Senor Cuestas de-
clareS his determination to stand by the
people. to give honest and economical gov
ernment and to protect foreign interests
and he asserts that foreign residents. as
well as natives. should be consulted on
public affairs and in the selection of pres
ident.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-11-22
DELAG0A BAY AWARD.
Berne Tribunal Said to Have Reached
an Agreement After Years
of Delny

London. Nov. GA dispatch to the Daily
News frcm Pretoria says it is understood
there that the award of the Berne tri-
bunal in the Delasoa bay case is in favor
of the McMurdo claim for Il sum under
$10,010,oO. and that Portugal has completed
arrangements for 4 settlement.
The DelaEoa Bay Railroad Company ar
bitration. to give its full title. is an out
come of the negotiations between Great
Britain and Portugal as to the action of
the latter in East Africa The company
claimed compensation for the seizure of its
line by Portugal on June %. 1888 The case
involved also the interest OF Colonel Nc
Murdo.
The matter was referred to Joseph Bias
esi. vice president of the Swiss federal
tribunal; Charles Soldan. president of the
council of state in the Canton De Naud.
and Andreas Heussler. professor of law a;
Bale university. as arbitrators. the gov
ernment of Portugal having presented q
counter claim. To this the company sent
Il reply, and the government of Portugal
made Il rejoinder. There the matter rested
for years, nothing apparently being done.
Last July. in the house of lords, the Mar
GuiS of Salisbury. replying to the Earl of
Mayo. said the delay in the award was
most extraordinary. and added that he
feared the arbitration would emulate the
delays of the court of chancery.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-11-22
WILL M'NALL BE ENJOINED?
Opinion in the Case of Travellers In
surance Company to BE Hand
ed Down To-day.

Topeka, Eas., Nov. 2l.-tSpecial.) Judge
Foster will hand down his opinion in the
suit of the Travellers Insurance Company
against State Insurance Commissioner Nc
Nall tomorrow in the federal court. This
suit was brought to enjoin McNall from
cancelling the license of the Travellers or
to examine the financial condition of that
company. The Travellers claimed that the
proposed examination would not be thor
oush; that the public would derive no good
from it, and that it was only 4 scheme
ed that the efforts of the company to pre-
vent an examination We're an indication
that its affairs were rotten. 1t was at
the hearing of this case that the opera
tions of McNall's special agents were eN-
posed. On account of the showing made.
the attorneys for the company believe that
Judge Foster will grant an injunction. At
torney General Boyle. however. is firmly
of the opinion that Judge Foster will dis
solve the temporary restraining order.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-11-22
RECIPROCITY WITH FRANCE.
No Immediate Prospect of the Con-
clu.iOn of the Pending Ne
gOtiatiOns.

Washington. Nov. 2l.-There is no imme.
diate prospect of the conclusion of the
reciprocity negotiations between the United
States and France. Both governments have
presented elaborate statistics to show their
respective positions in any reciprocity
rangement, but the matter has not pro-
Gressed to the point where an agreement
can be foreseen. Having presented the
French side of the case from every stand
point. NJ. Patenotre. the French ambassa-
der. has now referred the question back to
his government. and is awaiting fnstruc-
tions. He mad hoped to conclude the nego-
tia tiOnS before departing to his new post
at Madrid but this seems hardly likely,
owing to the many delays which are oc-
cI:rring. He had expected to leave the lat
ter part of this month. but may defer his
trip until the latter part of December.
Mime. Patenotre will not go until spring.
owing to the severity of an ocean trip in
midwinter. The new French ambassador
M. Cambon. will leave Paris December H..
arriving here about the first of the new
year Mime. Cambon will not come to this
country during the first year of the am
bIssador'S service. AS the reciprocity pueS-
tion is now before the authorities at Paris
il is likely that NJ. Cambon will receive
personal instructions. and como here fully
cCnversant with the question. In the
course of the negotiations an intimation
has been made by the United States off,
CialS that "a relaxation of the French re-
strictions on American meat products
would be helpful in forwarding the reci-
procity agreement
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-11-22
WHY THIS SUDDEN CHANGE?
Notice of the Suspension of the New
York Telegram Quickly
Recalled.


New York. Nov 2i.-Thc Herald this
morning published the following announce
ment:
The Evening Telegram ceases TO appear
from yesterday, for the time being. in ac-
cordance with Abraham Lincolns wise
saying that You can fool all the people
some of the time and some of the people
all of the time. but you cannot fool all
the people all of the time
And he was right. The public also can
fool publishers some of the time. and ad-
vertisers can fool publishers some OF the
time, and they seem to be continuing TO
fool them all the time.
But the Evening Telegram does not
propose to be fooled all the time. An up-to-
date evening paper at cent does rot pay
Therefore. those who are publishing even
ing papers at l cent are either foollnS the
public or fOoing themselves.
As the Evening Telegram does not in
tend to fool itself or fool the public. it has
ceased publication until the time becomes
ripe when ii can stop being fooled and stop
fooling."
The Telegram was the evening edition of
the Herald.
New York, Nov 22-The Herald this
tMorGay) morning publishes the following
announcement:
In view of its many outstanding adver-
tisinG CONTRACTS and its large circulation.
and for other considerations, the several
editions of the Evening Telegram will con-
tInue to appear as usual every day, with
all the latest news and the numerous bright
features that have made the Telegram the
favorite evening paper of Greater New
York