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Evening star., 1898-10-13
Survey of Electric Road.

Special Correspondence Of The Evening star.
HYATTSNILLE, Nd. October L.. ISgS
Surveyors for the Baltimore and WASH
ingtun boulevard electric road began work
here today, preparatory to laying the track
from the District line to Berwyn. Md. the
terminus of the road. The contract for
building the road to the above named point
has been given to W. II. Allen Of Washing
ton. About two weeks viii be required by
the surveyors before the road will be turn
ed over. when the contractor will finish
grading ana filling at the bridge over the
Western branch. There Will be about - 200
square yards to complete
Evening star., 1898-10-13
Infants DEPARTMENT.

Boys Hats. rolling brim and Tam O'Shant.r
crown, trimmed with luce and ribbon. Reduced
from $3.50 and So 90 to $l.00 each.
l SIX Embroidered Chiffon Bonnet trimmed
With plated chiffon and ribbon. Reduced from
1915 TO S1.OO.
3 Hand d-made Christi ming Robes of silk and
French nainsoOk. trimmed with hemstitching lace
and t1cks. Reduced from SIS. 80 and $3.50 to
50. 90 each.
Novelty Cloth Long Cloaks, cape trimmed
with insertion, lace and fancy braid Reduced
from 1880 10 $500 each.
Evening star., 1898-10-13
China Department.

$1,000 10 IS IS " i''h'
"A odd Decorated Carlsbad China Soup Pla tes
Reduced from 25c. to 15c. each
odt decorated Carlsbad China Platters Re-
duccd from I5c. to 23c. each
23 Decorated English Porcelain PIE pIote. IA
dnred from Ioc. to SC. each
10 25c each. 'A'' ~
20 odi Decorated Carlsbad China sauce Disbcs
Reduced from ioc. 10 be. each
Medium size Jardinieres Reduced fr,,r n M
to S5c. each ~ ~A'"0
odd Decorated Haviland China Soup Tureen
Reduced from s. IS to s. so
Decorated German Ware CELERY Dishes No.
duced from 50c. to csc each
Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1898-10-13
Black Goods Dept.

YARDS i4-inch All-wool Henrietta. Reduced
from 81 % 10 81 10 for piece
3s yards 44-inch ALI wool Serge Reduced from
81. .ss 10 S1.I5 for piece
. yards 9o-inch All-Nool Serge. Reduced from
S43D 10 s.. 90 for piece
"A yards IO-inch Ail-wool Serge. Reduced from
S3Io 70 81. 15 for piece.
~ yards 4O-inch Silk and Wool Henrietta Re
aactd from S2.a5 Ia $500 for piece
TO So. 80 for piece. ~ ''''
Evening star., 1898-10-13
didn't Gef a Nickel.

Il begged from the Capitol to 18th street
last night. and couldn't get a J-cent piece"
Benjamin Tippett told Policeman Yoe when
the latter arrested him for vagrancy.
The last time l had him in court" said
the officer to Judge Scott this morning,
he told me il l didn't lock him up he
would break into some store"
Tippett was fined SO and will serve
ninety days on the farm in default.
Evening star., 1898-10-13
Mems DeDartment.

- pairs Mems 1-button Walking Gloves. light
and dark tans- Sizes "a. N and Sl2 Reduced
from 81. ~ to 81. 20 pair.
5 Boys Colored NegIi=ee shirts, with separate
cuffs sizes I2r, and 49,. Reduced from SOC. TO
&c each.
= NIarhattal White Dress Shirts, open front
Size I7i. Reduced from 81 80 75c. each.
! pairs Fine Quality Gray Merino Drawers, medi-
TIN weight. Size n Reduced from S2.1o TO
$l,51 pair.
h..ur
Evening star., 1898-10-13
Shoe Denarfme

- pairs W"Inen's Tan Kid Button and Lace
SE'-S. spring heel pointed and coin toe. Sizes
- q, \ 2, aud q ~, 3 ami SL4 C-21a
o. T. Reduced from 81 % to 81 81 a pair
- pairs Misses Tau Kid and Goat Button Shoes
TavrDW opera toe. Spis rdid shoe for school wear
Size, II 2" 4 b AMI C.. Reduced from s.. 90 to
81 - pair
- pairs Women's Shoes pointed opera and
common sense foes Sizes 2I., 3 and az A-2Ia
:. 81 and 81 B. K, duced from SO 90 81 90
and 81. tu - % d pair
Evening star., 1898-10-13
Furniture Dent.

soma oak Bureau. swell front, with large
French plate mirror large and small dra vars
h-shly polished Reduced from $1,000 to SS5O
- soma oak wash Stand, TO match the bureau.
Reduced from 81 90 to So 80
whitney Baby Carriages, nicely upholstered
patent axle5. etc. Reduced from So SO to So 95
5 Solid OAK Tables, with lower shelf Size o4yo4
in1 hes. Reduced FROM $3.50 TO s15O each
Evening star., 1898-10-13
Corset DeDar rtment.

: pairs French Colsets cut bias bored with
real whalehuuc. top finished with lace and rib
bon Sizes Is II. % and 2I. Reduced from
$50 81 ~ pair
pairs CorsetS black sateen. boncd with whale
bone. Nv" sd" st"cls- Sizes Is 10 and -. Re
Cured from 81 20 70 - O4, pair
= pairs 'orsets. cuutn. heavily boned, low hust
sh' Y hips Sizes u and % Reduced from 81 IS
T. 81 80 pair.
MI floor
Evening star., 1898-10-13
Suit Derarfrr1ent.

Et0n Jacket. braid trimmed. Size So Re
GuonI from <I25J To 81 50.
l Heavy Diagonal Cloth Cape. with silk lined
hood. lightly damaged Reduced from $3.50
o. - ="
Tan Covert Cloth Suit Eton jacket lined with
Ted ~Jfiu. braid trimmed r. in'.,d from $500
d, s. -.
Black Chsvnt Skirts. silk Incl. bound with
velvet Reduced froUl $50 10 $3.50 each.
Third floor
Evening star., 1898-10-13
Muslin Underwear Dent.

H. striped Muslin Aprons deep hem wide
Strings Reduced from 3sc. lyc each
IL 'tiilrrn's Whit" Lawn Aprons made yirh n
hh'gt yoke, some trimn ed with colored embroidery
others with TIffies OF the same. Sizes 4 g and <
y ar Reduced from soc. and s5c. TO 25c. each.
Long White Lawn Aprons, wide ruffie of EN-
tTcidrry on bottom. some with pockets wide and
j ~ strings. Retiuced from T5c. 5Dc. each
40 NCm.n's Cambria Long Skirts. umbrella siyIe
WIZ rune OF embroidery. dust hounce. French
back kedrced from 50. 80 TO SII5 each.
Evening star., 1898-10-13
Art Depar rtm1ent,

2? imported French Pictures Reduced from soc
: Raw SILK Pillow Tops Reduced from $40 70
;,.c. each. ii''i 'oe u
pairs Crocheted Bed Room Boots Redu ed
from 81 "a Ia. 2Jc. pair
W skeinS Wash Embroidery Silk. Reduced to &C.
First floor
Evening star., 1898-10-13
Rug Depart

s o eresRle Y, e De Jute Rugs 6x9 feet. Reduced from
l reversible Jutc RnC 1ILxIOn foe+ pa,
from Sl6.Ju to S7Uo e''' Nea"eeo
A. i Light Colored Smyrna Rug. 3x12 feet, Re
dC'ed IRON, $1,000 to so 90 NV
t,,, remnants Mailing, pa to 6hz-yard lengths
nTIGcS" Tti5 g. from Z'c. and 35c. to 1sc. yard.
Evening star., 1898-10-13
DIED.

BALcH On "Wednesday. October L., lsos At 800
O'Clock pm, Mrs. OLIVIA BLANCHARD
BALCH, native Of PlSquemlne, Ibervine, la.
Mother of Mrs. Geo. \. Coulon and the late
Matt. NJ. Mari of New Orlenns,
FuperIl private. Uberville. New Iberia and New
OIlesns papers please copyD
BIyENs on Wednesday. October L. 1885 Mt u
pm. SUSIE v, beloved wife Of Arthur c.
Hill, Md. Friday. October u, az 3 pm.
Friends and relatives respectfully invited to
atteEd.
BURClIE. At e'elcck an. Wednesday. oc
Col. Samuel Burche, aged seventy eight years.
Funeral private Friday october IA At
O'Clock pm. Iutermeut at Rock Greek Gem
etery.
O'Clock pm. WILLIAM HART. at his resi-
denct, 726 4th street northwest.
Notice of funeral hereafter
HILL. Departed this life Wedno nosday october
II lSsjs at 2:3O O'Clock a.m., Mrs. MARY ].
HILL widow Of the late George Hl
We will 60 TO the grave. where the spirit has fed;
Beneath the green sod she is laid win the dead
Where The heart that love is turning 10 clay,
In CoEgIessionals cold dew she is passing away.
Funeral from the residence of Jno. T. Harshmsn.
Naylor Ioad. Twinng city, Friday. October IA.
2:l5 O'Clock, and proceed 10 Emmanuel
Church, Auacosta. lnterment at Congressional
cemetery.
KELLY. on Monday. ortobcr TO- lsss, at $50
pm, JOHN T., beloved father Of John E., Jr.,
and James Kelly, Martha Thomas and Mary
Funeral at 2:3O clock from AS q street northwest
Thursday October l3T
LlEBER. At Fernandina. Florida October 10.
1895 DR.. FRANCIS LIEBER. acting assistant
surgeon, T.. y. A.
Funeral Friday October IA. at O'Clock p m,
from 1922 18th street.
MCCONNELL. On Wednesday October IL. 1ses.
10 pm, ELLEN CATHARiNE AcCoN-
Funeral Friday, October Il, at pm, from her
late residence 800 NJ street northwest. Friends
invited. Interment private.
TAFT on Wednesday. October 12, 1898, at Gao
TAFT. aged twenty five years aud nine months.
beloved husband Of Olive CRvls Tnit and grand
son Of the late Col. Jas. A. TAFT.
Funeral from his late residence, 1Ol Massachusetts,
avenue northeast, Friday, October ID, at 2:50
O'Clock pm Funeral private.
wUKERsON. Departed this life. at his residence,
220 18th street southeast on Wednesday, Oo-
toher 12 1895, at s O'Clock pm, JOHN II.
wILKERSoN. in the seventy-eighth year OF
his age.
Funeral from Trinity NJ. E. Church. 5th and 9
streets southeast. Friday, October Il, at
2:3O pm. Relatives and friends are invited 10
attend.
In Memoriam.
GoRIrz In loving remembrance Of our dear mo-
ther Mrs. DORA G0RITZ, who departed ti.is
life year ago today, October lS, 1851.
One long weary year today. mother;
God called you to His throne;
How sad have been our hearts since then;
Oh how lonely has been houe
BY HER LOVING HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
Evening star., 1898-10-13
usefurmishimg Dent.

6 Work Baskets. soiled. Reduced from 40e. to
De. each. ~ wv !"
Il willow Music Rack Reduced from S4.so to
Bread Box. damaged, Reduced from, eoo 30
40c. 49, q"
/ Meat Safe. damaged. Reduced from 50 75 N
81 so. ~ az "
Buffers Trays. damaged. Reduced from 50 %
flpm 59r. 10 33c set ee'
EiffE
Evening star., 1898-10-13
yeWeIrY DEPARTMENT.

Belt buckles gilt with jewels Reduced rrom
81 - l. J0r- each. 'N 1i'in
~ hiioh HlIk Watch Guards with steel trim
hihS9- Reduced from Toe. to soc each ~
q Jr"eled Hat Pins. Reduced from 81 90 to ro,
l3c. pIir 't'Aii -''- 'o
First floor.
Evening star., 1898-10-13
Misses DeDartmenf.

10 Kisses Wash shirt Waists. Sizes 10 ard
lG Reduced from Toe and Sl.rO 10 2Jt. each.
u Misses GinghIm and PerrII. Dresses. EN-
robbery and rihh'd trimmed Sizes 10 Il Re
Gnced from -. a. and $500 10 81. each.
TLir,s f,-r
Evening star., 1898-10-13
Toy Department.

and SS.95 to 25c. each ~ T
/ Dressed Doll. Reduced from SO 5o to /, .o.
reduced from $500 10 LOO; reduced from 81 90
Il Soc. each AA @-''"
Fourth flour
Evening star., 1898-10-13
Leather Goods Dent.

Fancy shopping Bags Reduced from 81 90 r.
81 90 each. ~ WV "
Gaeze ans Reduced from "a 90 to 81. 90 each
french Side Bags. Reduced from 81 90 to 75c
Evening star., 1898-10-13
Knit I Underwear Dent.

10 W"men's Swiss Ribbed Cream Silk Vests. low
- ck- fancy crochet SILK front. Sizes / aud ..
Reduced from - - 10 81 so each.
> Wrm-u's Swiss Ribbed Black silk Vests. high
neck. long sleeves. Size ! Reduced from So 70
tu s.. Du each.
pairs W"men's Ecru Cotton Tights knee
length Sizes ard I. Reduced from soc. 15c.
pair
First Fegr
Evening star., 1898-10-13
MARRIED..

HoLIAND-DTNBAR. On "Wednesday October
H. lsgs, at pm, 626 Pennsy ylvania i've
northwest uy the Rev. ". I. Capers Of
Anderson, = G. Mr. FRANK l.. HOLLAND of
Columbia. :. c, and Miss j. LAURA Dun
BAR OF Washington, -. Z.
Evening star., 1898-10-13
Hosiery DEPARTMENT.

IL pairs W"m"n's Striped Lisle Thread Hose
d uhl" reel and Size ,. Reduced from 5nc.
I" aI, pairs for $I.GO
u pains "rneHs Fancy Striped Cotton Hose
d uhl" heel and toe. Size g. Reduced from &c.
60 2.sc- pair
Evening star., 1898-10-13
Glove Department

. pairs Women's s-button Suede Gloves Sizes
b-i. o. and 6A. Reduced from 81 10 to 81 90 pair
; pairs Wonlen's button BLACK suede s;laves
Sizes 61s. g. and I. Reduced from s150 to
First fOOr.
Evening star., 1898-10-13

The District Commissioners have granted
the request OF the garbage contractor to
use but one Of the garbage wharves during
the winter. The G street wharf will be
used for three months and after that the
South Capitol street wharf.
Evening star., 1898-10-13
A Clear Head;

good digestion and a ripe old age
are some of the results of the use Of
TUFTS Liver Pills.
Evening star., 1898-10-13
An Established Fact

An absolute cure for sick headache,
malaria, sour stomach, constipation,
dyspepsia, bilousness and kindred
diseases.
TUFTS LIVER PILLS
nA1oeot09
Evening star., 1898-10-13

Fridays Special Bargain i'm Infants Dresses.
i Of NJ stitch rufe.
nrhhry ~ .
S1.OO eacn Regular price, S1.5O.
S1f
Evening star., 1898-10-13
In Memoriam.

GoRITZ In loving remembrance Of our dear mo-
ther, Mrs DORA GORITZ, who departed tis
life one year today, October 49, 1851.
One long. weary year today. mother;
God called you to His throne;
How sad have been hearts since then;
Oh, how lonely has been our horre.
. BY HER LOVING HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
Evening star., 1898-10-13

Lot of 81 Black Chevtot and Brillian-
tine Skirts - lined
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-14
A Gard 10 Competing Wards.

We shall be be sadly disappointed
" there u not Wild rush, later I'm
the week. for more tickets 90 the Park
city church Fire concert.
Each ward should be thoroughly or.
Ennlzod with a good. live. energetic
man 40 captain and. under him, a
corps " workers. for each block so
that thorough house 20 house can.
vnHE can be- made AZ was the case M
the recent stephens testimonial. when
morn than $500 tickets were sold. In
advance, ana where a single canvass
npld more tickets that has been taken
thus FAR, by any one entire ward.
Though unexpected 20 ~, we are
glad 10 aee the couniry wards taking
hold Of this matter with 10 much vim,
the prize win represent In value from
$40 70 $40 ana IA wen worth an earnest
effort on the part ~ all. The county
wards have quite aH good n chance TO
win NJ thoun IN the city.
In giving tho smaller wards an canal
privilege with the larger we do not
want them 90 abuse that privilege. Let
your sales Do legitimato ONES. A nlshop
may be allowed 20 present members
OF his ward with tickets. who arr too
poor 10 buy, II he chooses, but let IL
end there and avoid speculation. other
wise under the rules. you have the
more populous wards at a decided dis
advantage. Let fairnoaa characterize
this friendly contest throughout.
Remember We are not asking the peo-
pie 10 give something for nothing. As
a usual In all such cases the whole la
Dor dcvolvea upon the few-thoae who
take part and give their services free.
such a concert az we VIII present has
never been given In this city, or any
other city for that matter. for less than
20 cents general admission ana 81 re-
serves. Why then should not there be
q universal Response where there IL 30
worthy an object behind II all? The
Lake season ID now over aud Il re-
qulrcs but the price of one OF y,our pert
odlcal oulings 20 an the requirement.
Satisfaction guaranteed 90 all or price
OF ticket cheerfully refunded.
We hazard a guess that there will
De more tickets sold at the gate than
any one ward viii be able to dispose
o. so get after the Eleventh hour peo-
ple and copper them early In the race.
-Four churches are bcneilcaries In
this entertainment, and all are oompet-
Ing for this prize.
For tickets ana further information
Inquire VI u. IA. PIERCE,
70 north state Street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-14

make experiments and In the end
reach sound conclusions"
In taking the chair 20 preside for
the silver day senator W. v. Allen Of
Nebraska voiced q hearty welcome on
behalf Of his state 10 the champions OF
all sides Of the money question, WIZ
had met 10 discuss the merits ut thflr
respective claims. Abiding 90 Horace
whites reference 90 his speech against
The Cleveland bond Issue. h. sald;
II said then and I say nov ihit thtro
was moi The slightest authority In thc
statutes ofsihc country f0r that bond
issue. but the American people are gu
generous ns well az juf. and th-y VIII
pay dollar for dollar Tor the money re-
ccivcd.
II cannot conctivd how a man can be
n gold m1nomcililisi who wants iu7.
tlce and pp see men enjoy ihs frulis of
their iahors. " q man desires % Gee
q small volume % money and che -
eul,unt fp5ilation 90. business ny ihs
creditor ciass. I can unlrrrtlrd why
he should defend the gold Standard. ]
wish this debate could be repeated IN
every city, village and hamlet IN the
country but 90 me Il ia hard 10 cone
celvc that there shIuid be any c1nr1-
versy over what constitutes mon. v
Money ls creation OF law Ooud ape
plause from the nlilst) and this har /
been she doctrine Of an authorities 1n /
finance from Aristotle 70 she present |
1ay.
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LITERARY NOTES.

The condition Of our Santiago army
now at Montauk Point. Ia pictured ~
described Ia the new number u cl.
Hers Weekly. Besides the duuhie.plg,
picture and the frontlsplece. thin AZ
twenty three other iluFtratlona mai
70 the Monthuk Point camp. Anlrs
them are several unconventional M.
torrlphs of Secretary AiFcr aud On.
crai Wheeler, and an equestrian ne.
iure OF Colonel Roosevelt. The main
picture OF the doublc-page. by Kloh.
per. n bordorcd by dozen paac1
sketches. all made M the camp Amore
ne Illustrations are portraits % ne
American members OF the peace com.
mission and one Of the ear OF Rus.
fia. who recently startled Tho world By
urging peace and disarmament. Walter
Camp writes % the outlook 81 ire
coming football season, there is a
poem-"Thc Rcturnlng"-by MrL
sangator. whose poem Of a month gro
THE Absent noy"-has been o..
printed by thousands Of newspapers.
md Edgar Fawcett also contribute
q poem. An article on Tho Eject %,
our War on Europe" vii calm tn ~.
ior'inn Of all students of international
ulllflra
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-14

she Democrats viii d, all ,hsy can
90 right thsa wr1un.
COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Seaman " Weber moved the ap-
polniment Of one delegate from each
county to act as n committee on ere
dcntlala and % carried.
". q. whitney moved similar num-
Der OF members To act aH a committee
on permanent organization and order
81 business. but m amendment by Mr.
James ", Mnyle Of Shit lake was
adopted. making the representation on
the committee consist Of three members
from salt Lake county. two each from
Weber and Utah counties ana nn1 from
cauh Of The remalniuE counties.
The committee on platform and rca-
olullun. upon the adoption ~ a motion
of Mr.. ThureHon % Cache. was made
uu uf one member from fnch county
and a recess ~ five minutes was taken
In order 10 allow the delegations 90
make ihcir selections for the three
committees.
Following are the members ~ the
several committees. the Nance az
they appear belonging 10 the commit
lsatinn and order 81 business, and
platform and resolutions respectively.
the names In parcnthcalH belonging to
the second committees
nenvrr-J. :. Fife. c. T. sioncy. W.
l.. u. Doison.
Bsxciaer--Jehn II. McMasicr. II. Z.
Davis. ~ J. iIoiien.
Caches. 4. LanFton. n. J. Mat
thrwa, I. e. Thoresnn.
Carbon Edgar Thhync. l. q. Hon.
man. ". r. lamp
Davls-R W Barnes. y. T. Porter.
John Fisher.
Emery-wm. iIawiey.John LBraEler.
a. Tuftle.
Glrnsld-w. =. Sargent, =. Ia Gould.
W. 4. Sefrrni
Ofhnd-F. Il. Hammond. y. n. Ham
mnnd. A. ~ Furunaln.
iron-Chas Adams. John Parry. =. l..
Barton.
Juab-Gso. W. Ritter. II. q. Wilson.
Y. w. Chapel.
Kane.Alired Meeks. Alfred Mseks.
Alfred Meeka
Miiiard-I y. Hlnekley Jr.. W. 4.
Ray, dec. Crane.
MOrrnn-Thos. Grover. joshua VIII
liama. Thos Spackman.
Plute-I. ". FullmVr. Geo. w. Nogel,
~. Van Martin.
Rlsh-p; $, Cook. Leroy French.
salt i.ake-John l.. Nehekcr. if.e
brand Young. Andrew H1watt. ]. ".
M0ylel J. l.. RawilnH.
san 1uan-D, y. Martin, y. \. Ham
m0nd. j. II. Lstchor.
sanpetc-M y. Murry. 3. X. chrlsien-
fen. ". X. Reid.
sevlcr-Jon. a. Smith. Walter Chris.
Jensen. q. r, Bean.
summll-Geo. W. Young. Thos. Gu
pld. J. l.. Boyden.
Tooelo-deo. Hammond. Jos. y. Con-
nor. A. j. Mccuistion.
unitah-John q. Davis. W. T.. Pack
Richard Camp.
utnh-llyrum Lennon, danes q.
Bullock. Mrs Hamer1 u. n. ilouts.
MaHatch- Henry Ciuff, ". Q. Muir.
dock. VIM. Wills.
WaHhlnEton-Arihu Snow, Geo. D.
whitehead. y. q. Woaley.
wayne-M. W. Mansfield. J. NJ. Blair.
Edward Hansen.
Wcber-Jno. Leaman. tThna. u. Dee,
", l.. MaglnnlAD David Evans.
ON motion OF Hon. David Evans u
was decided that all resolutions be- 70.
frrfed 20 the proper committee With
out reading or discussion, and reoess
was taken tlll 2 o'clock.
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SENATOR RAwLiSs wIrLps THE
sANIi.
The Democratic Party. lie says. T. Not op,
s,osed 10 Territorial Expansion.

Il was considerably after two o'clock
when the afternoon session was called
20 nrdff by Chairman Nhrlnn. While
waiting for the committees TO appear
ana make their reports the DELEGATES
were entertained by MSsic from the
band. The absence Of the c0mmlttret
was Ho protracted and the airs Il mu-
Flc 20 numerous as 10 make the gather
lnE more 81 concert than political
convention, II was Just Q o'clock when
ihc committee ON credentials presented
IT. report. There were no contests aud
the report was unanimously adopted.
The committee on permanent orsln-
lzatlon ana order OF business recon-
mcnded that senator j. l.. Rawllns be-
named a. chairman. Five Vice chA,.-
men were also suggested. The other
officers were Herbert n, MCMILLAN "
Weber, secretary; Horgc1nt-at-arma.
Major stanton. Joseph NJ. Cohen was
named NJ reading clerk. but on account
u physical lncapaclty declined In favor
of Matt Thomas. The order OF buslufss
was the presentation OF committee no.
Iprts, prayer BY the chaplain ana the
selection " q state committee OF forty
numbers, the nomination 81 a candidate
for Congress, the nomination OF A can.
didntc Tor the Supreme court.
Delegate Mlllner u Utah county
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s,psIpg the Lion, T,ll.

Some or the animals IN the 500 In
GLASGOW have, 10 seems, recently had
mlahapa and have had 90 be patched
w. During the settlement of certain
small differences with one Of his fal.
lows a lion had tho misfortune to have
his tail badly torn and Or. j, Mccall
Of the Royal Veterinary college was
called In. The legs ~ the lion We're
secured ana the tail was put between
the bars Of the cage, no that the sur
grnn could perform the necessary
operation from the outside, Eight
stitches were put In and N tall was
then handnHei. Or Mccall also had to
attend 90 ihe baby elephant. who In
some mysterious fashion had broken
o. lpr. The animal was put In a sling
Hpllnts were applied 20 the broken limb
ana u iH hoped that baby" IL now 0u
the way to recovery, -Wcs,minHtor
Gazette.
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No Deiay In oesiinr out 81 Porto iuso-
An soes smoothly.

san Juan. Porto Rico. Sept 1.-THE
United States Porto Ricin tvacul.i1u
commission mot this afternoon. The
reply ~ she spanish commissioner
agitlnF forth thrir position in accord
ance with the Instructions from Ma
drid was resolved last night n IL at
laiacinfy 80 our commissioners WIN
b n-ghe main dfsalis % she evacuation
VIZ be- arranged within a few days.
tn protocol slys "immodiate" st1u-
alton, which j. construed 90 moan a
reasonable time
u la underfio1d that Spanish
steamer la expected here w few days
from cadlx 90 embark the nrri dftarh.
meni ~ troops. The prlnclpadl a. As
iurIlf regiment, numbering 100 men.
who arrived here from cuba, prior 90
tho outbreak N The war. and bsteti.
Ion ~ engineers
The spanish soldiers dread ysii,w
fever and this fear may hasten che
Evacuation ~ the island.
over leo spanish troops prrlshed
durlnE the epidemic u 1870
Tha steamer expected here 20 en-.
bark the nrai detachment it IN. Condr
Wlfredo ~ g.7ei tons. belonging q me
iInlllQs line. She iefi Cadiz Sept.
Tor this port and flr Havana.
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camp Meade, Pa. Sent. n.-Maior
Gen. ufaham has modified me army
regulations 20 allow ten uer cont "a ~
officers and mon on ar Vlr'ous raF,-
mpnia % De away on nve days leave
~ one tlme priInirly, the number on
tuIloush NJ one time - ave per cont
AM u H. thought that tails ch inre viii
I,ieNe much VI Doe disrNnteni among
N. men who wan, their dlachlrrss.
cen 3. NJ - Young arrived M otmp
toily from Camp Wlknn. with Ms
silu ana assumed command of Inc
nfst division. The Twenty-sscond Nav
YORK arrived In camp today and Win
D. followed tomorrow by the Thirty
nilh Michigan and fifteenth Mlnnoso-
Major General Davis has dlsap.
proved the findings of the court
martial IN the ease OF Cant. Duncan
Twenty KnnHas, who was con.
vlcied NJ amperlnE with tho graves
- Confederate soldiers nt Manassas
and ordered the captain released from
arrest and restored TO duty.