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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-01
ulI uSE CITY bREKING CO.,
a PROCLAMATION ~ rnE WYNN.

In accordance with resolution OF
the city Council OF salt Lake city.
adopted this 2ith day OF September.
and In conformity with the provisions
OF section 10 of AN ordinance In rela-
ton 60 the waterw0fkH." approved May
9Th, 1877, which. In times Of scarcity Of
water. authorizes the Mayor by
proclamation 20 limit the use Of water
Tor other than domestic purposes
1. John clark. Mayor OF Salt Lake
city. do hereby limit the use Of water
from the watcrwnrka system, Tor
aprInkling purposes. during the month of
October 1875, as follows.
Lawns, gardens and yards IN the
upper district shall De apriukled ouly
M the morning, bctwcon the hours Of
six and nine O'Clock, thirty minutes
each day being allowed Tor the Hpriuk-
ling OF each one hundred square yards.
Lawns. gardens and yards W tho
lower district shall be- Hprlnklcd only u
the evening. between the hours OF ak
and nine o'clock, twenty minutes each
day being allowed Tor the sprinkilng of
each one hundred square yards.
Any violation Of the provisions 81 this
proclamation shall subject the oficndor
10 punishment a. provided by law.
In witness whereof I have hcreuuto
aet my hand and caused the seal ~ salt
Lake city 90 b. Affixed this eth day "
September, 1885,
JOHN CLARK, MAYOR
Attest q. II. BAcKMAN. CITY Re.
curder.
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INDIANS DRUNK ON DIXIE WINE


Special correspondence Of the "Ncwa.
parowan. Utah. soft. 20. isss.-Yes-
terday closed quite a busy season In
Justice McGrogor's court, the cause Of
which IL as follows.
on the evening of the 2eth Inst, at
Edwards homestead near Paragoonah.
some Indians VINO had como into the
possession u some Dixie wine. engaged
In drunken brawi and caused con-
siderable disturbance 90 that vicinity.
frightening Airs. Edwards aud family
10 quite an extent and when James n.
ltulyoak a young man who was IN tho
neirhborh0od went 10 Try and stop the
rgw. two Of the young bucks" went
after him with their knives with a me
killa you" and h. not being armed,
went into The Edwards house ana the
Indians after him. and they not being
able 10 get through the door. broke one
OF the windows and made their way IN,
Holy0ak did not remain IN the house
but set out for town 10 got some help
and soon returned 10 the scene. As a
consequence. the young bucks were arr
rested. and the ParhEUOnah justice not
being at home thcy were brought to
ParyNnn 10 give an account OF their do
lnrH. Next morning when they became
aobvrcd NJ. they began 10 realize what
they had been guilty Of and Of course
plead that they might not be dealt Sc
vcrcly with.
They agreed to identify the parties
who let them have the wilma
and In charge OF the o0n-
stable they went 10 paraEoonah and In
about three hours they returned bring
INK with them the two young men
whom they alleged gave them the
wine. 1hereupon the Indians we're Civ
en- u good talking 10 By the justice and
allowed 10 gl On thelfFood behavior by
paying for the damage done to AFT. Ed
wards house, and the boys. James
Jones aud Albert %. Robb In prcim-
mary hearing waived examination and
were bound over to await the action Of
the district court.
Later developments disclosed the fact
that the party who sold the wine 10 the
two young men had loft Parownn that
day on hin way home % T0qucrvllle
and he was accordingly sent for By dis
patch 20 Cedar city where he was ar
rested and brought 10 Pafnwhn. Upon
arriving hcrc Mr. Forsyth entered q
plea Of guilty and was nned so. which
be promptly paid and again nct out TOT
his sunny southern home.
This should be lesson not only "a
our Dixie friends but more especially
60 the seriousness OF the too often oc.
currcucc Of allowing Indians 20 get In.
toxlcated by perhaps ''unthoughicd'
ness" M u may be In this case. whcf
there II danger u serious acts belnI
when In fact the cursed iircwater q
that which inlpcls them TO commit such
AI.rnFD Al DfYHuAM
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Notice IL hereby given that under
authority granted BY the certain
trust deed made on the sith day Of
August, 1891. 10 the undersigned tfua.
tee by w. q. Young. recorded IN book
a. OF Mining Mortgages. pages n and
%, Records OF salt Lake County. Utah,
the undersigned trustee Will 0rcr Tor
sale ana sell 10 the highest bidder Tor
cash at the front door OF the Salt Lake
County Court House. to-wlt: The west
front entrance 10 the city and County
Iiulldlng, In Salt Lake city. Utah
october II. 1895. at u o'clock noon of
that day all the mining property here.
matter described or 90 much thereof as
ncctasary 10 pay and discharge the
principal Indebtedness secured by said
trust deed together with the accrued
Interest unpaid thereon. ten per ccntum
attorneys fees. compensation 20 said
trustee. the cost OF recording said
trust deed; the cost OF this notice and
expense OF sale The sale will be made
NJ the request OF the holder OF said In.
debtedners and because ~ default in
the payment OF the principal sum at
maturity and interest theron. The min
inE property above referred 10 /. III.
uaic In West Mountain Mining Dis.
trict. Salt Lake County. State OF Utah,
and described as follows. One
twentieth undivided Interest Ia one cor.
tain mining claim known NJ Repuhll-
can. located In West Mountain Mining
District. Salt Lake County. State NJ
Utah, together viii all and singular the
water rights. tencmenin. hfrcdltamenia
and appurtenancea thereto belonging
or In anywlse nppertalnlnH.
THOMAS II. LEWIS, Trustee.
Krobhs a HoppauEh A Francis O.
Luke, Attorneys for Trustee.
Dated September ~. 1898.
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Notice 10 hereby given that a,
meeting Of the board Of directors %
the Bullion Beck Tunnel Mining Co.
held az Salt lake city. Utah. Sept, 10.
isss. an assessment Of fourth I'D
Of one - cent per share was levied on
She capital stock ~ the corporation.
payable at once 20 Brlant =. Young,
secretary. No. l0S Mccormick block,
Salt Lake city, utah, and any stock
upon which che aassrrment shall re-
main unpaid on the iith day OF OctO-
Der, 1865 Will be dtllnquent and advcr-
.lsed for at public auction, and 10
payment Ia not made before viii B.
sold on the seth day Of october. 1895.
NJ the hour OF .. m. at the ONCE Of
he company, No. toS Mccormick block.
Salt Lake City. Utah. 10 pay assess
meni and costs OF advertising and ex-
penars % sale.
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Notice IL hereby given that at a
meeting ~ the board OF directors OF
the Washakie Mining Company, held
al Salt Lake city, Utah. Sept 10. isss.
nn assessment Of one-f1urth ~ OF ona
~ cent per share was levied on the
capital stock OF the corporation. pay
abla al once % Alex. buchanan, Jr..
SECRETARY, 30. II West First South
ST., sax Lake city. Utah. Any stock
upon which said assessment shall re-
main unpaid ON the i1th day OF Octo-
Der, 1885, will be delinquent and adyer.
used Tor sale at public auction, AMI N
payment n not made before win be
sold on the ith day Of November is9s,
AZ the hour Of pm, AZ the once OF
the company No. ~ West First South
street, san Lake City. Utah. 10 pay tho
delinquent assessment together with
costs % advertising ana expenses OF
sale.
ALEX. BUCHANAN. JR..
Salt lake city, Sept. Il, isss.
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a very pl'asant affair lfdtcd was the
party given last evening at Chase
Park. centcrvllle. In honor OF Elder
James smedley. who has Just returned
from mission 10 the southern states.
The affalr was rendered by Miss Kate
Chase. a sister.ln-law, and the Invited
guests consisted almos, wholly of re-
turned missionaries ana their wives
the former relating experiences In the
mission nuld during the evening. A
number were present from salt Lake,
aud most delightful evening was
spent IN singing, apeechmaklng and
partaklng OF dainty refreshments, II
was nttlng missionary welcome and
from 1s TO 100 people were In attend
anCr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-01

Milwaukee. wis. Sept, so.-The Wis
c5nsln battleshlp commission tonny de
clded on Miss Elizabeth stephenson Of
Marlnet 10 ohrlutcn the battlcahip Wis
cnnain at the launching event which
viii take place at San Francisco On
November goth.
II was also decided 10 use wine al
the ceremony,
A silver service and n design Of q
badger. emhcmatic OF the state will
be presented 20 the battleahip, Gov
ernor Seonold ana other state officer
besides a large number " prominent
citizens OF the state Will accompany
the commissioners o nthe trip.
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them a cordial lifvltailon and requests
thdn TO send their addresses 20 the sec
retnry. Heber s. Cutler Main street.
SAT- Lake city
An excellent program VIII be rem
dercd and reports VIII be given ny
Elders who have recently retuned from
the colonies Including Elder Ezra +.
Richards. ex-prealdent VI New zealand
mission. Bidcr Andrew Smith Jr, ex-
president OF Australia. Elder VIM.
Armstrong frpm Qucensland ana cider
Horace Barton from Victoria.
II N sincerely hoped mat these gam
erinrs VIII con hue 20 be vel attcnd.
ed as great guod results thcreiron ana
they afford an excellent opportunity
for Eidpra 60 renew mountaineering
formed under exceptionally good cir
cufnsianccs.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Joe Bowers Mining Company, Office
and Principal Place of Buslneas
Salt Lake city. Utah.
Notice IL hereby given that M n
meeting OF the directors, held on The
26th day " September. A. u. lsss mn
assessment OF one cent per share was
levied on the capital stock OF the cor.
poratlon, payable ON or before October
9th, 1895. TO the secretary. at his office
~ T. r. Jones a Co.'S bank. No. i50
Main street. Salt Lake City, Utah
Any stock upon which the assessment
may remain unpaid on the eth day M
october 1888, viii be delinquent and
advertised for sale at public auction,
and unless payment IL made before so
much OF each certificate as may be
necessary VIII be sold on the 18TH day
OF November. 1895 nc o'clock D. m
10 pay the delinquent assessment Ia
gether with the cost OF advertising ana
expense OF sale.
w, r. LYNN. Secretary
by order OF the board Of dlrectors
Salt Lake City. Utah. Sept. 20. isSs.
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NOTICE on SALE.

by order Of the city Council OF
September Goth. 1898. bids aru hereby
solicited for wcii-drlvlns apparatus, hi.
cluding engine owned by me City ana
located n; Liberty Park. iilds received
on or before Ociobcr 9Th. 1893. AZ 5 p. m,
addressed 90 undersigned, In cure OF q.
H. hickman, City Recorder. Rights
reserved 10 rclect nny or an hlda
JOHN sipDOWAY,
Chairman Public Grounds Committee.
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mr.r Admlr.l sIeara nsslrs..

Washington. Sept. sO.--ltear- Admiral
MONTGOMERY Sleard. president Of the
board charged with the promotion Of
officers distinguished for gallnntry dur
Ing the late war. was retired Today,
having reached the ngc OF o. years.
Secretary Long has, however, by rpo-
cial order. directed that the officer re-
tain his place at the head OF the pro-
motion board.
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srocKnoLprns, MrrrINo.

Notice IL hereby given that special
Of the shareholders oit the
Mountuin lee Co, Will be held at the
NJ o'clock q. m. Monday. September
2dth, isls. Tor the purpose ~ voting
upon the removal ~ Mr. John Hell rs
trustee and vice president. and the
TRANSACTION of such other buhiness as
shall lawfully come before II.
W. II. SWEET.
President.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-01

Chicago, Sept. %. The bronzed
heroes Of the hfst United states rcgu-
lar cavalry, 80 strong, passed through
Chicago today enroutr for western
forts. Bflg..Ecn, e. ID. Nlcle was In
command. Troops A, u, ! ana l. ~ 70
Fort Riley. Kan, and troop u 10 Fort
slll. Okla. Other troops went 10 fot,
lleno. okla, Huachuca. AriH., and
Washable. Wyo., Fort Meade, y d.
FORTS Robinson and Niobrara, Neb.
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And IN accordance with law and an
order Of the Board Of Directors made
on the 2lrd day Of July. AID. isas. 20
many shares OF each parcel OF stock as
may BE- necessary viii be sold az pub.
lie auction at Room 2it. Atlas Block.
1888. az the hour Of 2 o'clock In the ar
ternoon % aaid day, 10 pay the dolln-
qucnt assessment thereon. together
with the costs Of advertising and ox-
ponac of sale 4. V. DUNCAN.
Secretary Crown Point Mining Com
pany. Room sii. ATLAS Block. salt
Lake city. Utah.
Dated this iaih day Of Sept. 1895
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Salt Lake City. sep,. :. 1895.
The annual stockholdcra' meeting Of
the Echo Land a Stock company Will
be held at the e0mpany's oiiice. with
spencer ClawHon a Co. 100 broadway.
october 9. isas. AZ II a. M.
FOR the election Of officers and such
other business as shall come before H.
SPENCER cLAWSON. President.
N. n. CLAWSON JR.. Sec. a Treas.
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Washington. Sept. so-Gen. Boynton.
commanding at chickamauga park.
sent the following dispatch TO wash
ington today
Replying TO request Of secretary Of
war In your telegram Of yesterday.
surgeons az camp report total number
Of deaths In camp from arrival o. rcgl-
menta. April 18th 10 date. - yolun-
iecra and one regular. OF this mum
Der fourteen were deaths from acct
dent. These figures also include deaths
at CHATTANOOGA hOrpiiala,
nOYNTON, ilrlgadlcr- General
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by order OF the City Council OF
September 20th, 1855, bids arr hereby
solicited for the Old NH building az
Liberty Park, purchaser 10 clear on and
carry away all OF said building and level
N celycd on or before October I'M. 1898.
az y. M. addressed 10 undersigned, In
cafp ~ %, II. Hickman, Gay Recorder
Rights reserved TO reject any or all bids
JOHN SIDDOWAY,
Chairman puhfe Iir0unda Cofnmitffe
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Notice Ia hereby given that undei
and by virtue OF the Will OF rev,
Hodgman. deceased. the Executor "a
said estate. will sell, 10 ACCORDANCE WIZ
the terms and conditions o. sai1 WI,
the following described real estate 2"
wit.
Commencing At the northeas, corner
of Lot o. Block IS. Plat u. salt LINZ
city survey. running thence west WV
and one half rods. thence south on
hundred and twenty feet thence ens'
two and one.half rods thence nofs,
one hundred and twenty feet TO place ~
beginning. all In said Lot 5. MOCK ".
at private aaia for cash No the neit
price that can be obtained. ~ the once
Of the said executor. No 50 Cohmersial
block. Salt Lake city, utah; on OF A''''
the LIST day OF August 1875. -
Dated this Goth day n July. 1873
s. H. wEsTERFIELD.
Executor.
d. II. wcnger attorney Tor executor
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NOTICE 10 hereby given that nj a
meeting OF the Board OF Directors, held
on the eofh day Of September. 1855. an
assessment OF one-fourth OF One-cent
per share was levied on the capital stock
OF tho corporation, payable on the glth
day OF October. 1898, TO J. II. Moyle,
treasurer, at said room 7, Deseret Ma.
tlonal Bank Building, Salt Lake city
Utah. Any stock upon which this a..
acsament may remain unpaid on the
2ith day OF october, 1895. will be dr-
ilnquent and advertised for sale at pui.
nc auction. and unless payment l. niade
before. Will be sold on the 2is, day of
November. 1855, at " o'clock, noon. AZ
the said Once Of the company, 10 nav
the delinquent assessment, Together
with the cost Of advertising and ex.
penSes Of sale.
J. II. MoYLE. Secretary.
Salt Lake City. Utah. Sept. %. isgs.
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NOTICE. There are delinquent on
the following described stock on nc-
count Of nrHcssmrni No. ! OF , cents
per share on the capital stock of said
company. itvicd on the 23rd day 81
July isas. the several amounts set
opposite the names ~ the respective
shareholders as follows;
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Sorior or Ass,ssMESr
Principal place ~ business. Salt Lai
Clty ulah.

Notice d hereby given that al a
meeting of the board OF directors Of
West hurk SO Mining CO., held at
salt Lake city, Utah, Sept 20, 1885 an
assessment of ?. " one cent per share
was levied on the capital stock OF the
corporation. payable az once 20 r. r.
Mlllcr secretary, 2ia STATE S.. sa''
Lake CITY. utah. and any stock upla
which thr Naaessmcnt shall remain un-
paid ON me 2sth day N oct, is0s, viii
be DELINQUENT and advertised Tor sale
al public auction, and II payment IL
not made before, viii b. sold on the
18th day ~ November, iSpS, az y. M,
az 2i2 State 81, Salt Lake city. Utah,
10 pay assessments and cost of adyer-
tlslng and expenses " sale.
II. L. MILLER. Secretary.
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CALI AMP sEE ~.
throw bSQV Your COTsSCTeI

Ara use only tho salt Lake Ctr nrg-i.z
Fo's "premium Pals Lager heef Ea.h bot
vbieA Ia easily manipulated nnd enables yOa
70 use part u bottle of be-f, rrglaqe %.
stopper and keep the romalndrf reeh ana
nice Tor an indefinite length % tine
fslsphone "a No " for = trial order
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soTicE TO CREDITORS

Estate OF Adam Hunter Deceased
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers TO the undersigned at law or
nee Of G. s. kinney. IS and % CONNER.
ci1l Blk. on or before the 22n1 day OF
January. a. u. 1899.
Date OF firsi publication. Sept. 81 a.
D. 1925.
WILLIAM r. HUNTER,
Administrator Of the Estate % Adam
Hunter. Deceased
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-01

Active preparations are being made
BY local Elders who have laborcd as
missionaries In New Zealand, Tasman-
Ia and Australia, Tor the annual re-
union which win be held under the aus
plces OF the lions MAORI association, In
the Fourteenth ward assembly hall. on
Friday evening, october Ith, commence
ing at 1880 .. M. Invitations have been
mailed to returned bderH and Saints
ntned colonies and Il any have failed
70 receive them, the committee oxtends
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NOTICE on ASSESSMENT so. 3.
Bonneville Mining c mpany.
Location OF Mine. Lakeside Mining
District. Toocie Co. Utah.
General Office. No. II North ..a.n
Street. Salt Lake City.

At meeting Of the Board Of Dircc-
tors held August fsth. iS9s. assessment
No. .. OF onc-hnlf cent per snare was
Levied on lns Sapl,a s,os h, ., 'a,d sSr
1ai. 1898
Any stock upon which this assess.
mcnt may remain unpaid on october
ist. 1898. will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at
public auction. and unless payment Il
made before. VIII hr sold at n North
Main street. salt Lake city. Utah. on
the i7th day Of october, iSps, at the
hour OF 4 O'Clock noon. 10 pay the de-.
ilnaurnt a. +Hsment. together with
COSTS OF advertising and expense Of
sale.
ny order of The nnarf Of Directors
JOHN WELLS. Secretary.
e., rste city, September ist. iSiQ.
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AssrssMnSr 80. ..

Bullion Beck Tunnel Mining Company.
situation % Principal Place OF
Business, No. tOs Mccormick
block. salt Lake Clty. Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-01

Location of works and mines In ulntnh
Mining District Park city. Sum-
init County. state Of Utah.
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II the above described animal n not
claimed AMI taken away on or before
October 3, 1875, he viii be sold az City
Estray Pound az 2 pm.
JOHN O. NATION,
Poundkeeper.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County CLERK or the Respective
signcrs Tor Further Information
soricr or sALI.

In the District Court. Probate division
Salt Lake County. state Of Utah'
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DnLrsounSr Sorlcr.

Crown Point Mining Company. Prlnci-
pal oilcc. Room llt Ataa BLOCK
city OF gsit Lake. State OF Utah.
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Whahakle Mining Company. situation
% Principal Place of Business. No.
10 W. First South 81, Salt
Lake CITY. Utah.
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NOTICE or ASSESSMENT.
Mountain Lake Mining Company.

Location OF Principal Place of Business.
Room Z. Desert National Rank
Building, Cor. Main and First south
Streets. Salt Lake City. Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-01

In the matter Of the estate Of Newer
Hodgman. deceased
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~ RAY FOUND NOTICE.

One hay Horsg. about s years old.
on zee shoulder.
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OBITUARY.

AI.FRED ". DURHAM.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-07-01
Continued from LIST page.)

lied world has admired his conduct.
But no President, upon such ques-
ton and in such a condition Of
popular excitement, can stand alone
or without support. And that sup
port must come, il at all, from the
best intelligence and the best char
acter in the country.
POPULAR FEELING MUST RULE
LII the infinite calamity OF war and
the unspeakable crime OF unjusti-
fable war are to be averted, it must
be through the assertion, and
patriotic effort in this crisis OF the
best class OF American people, in
the best sense of that term-men
who are not afraid to be opposed to
any war which is wrong; who will
not listen to the suggestion that
the fortunes of any political party
are to be furthered in the next cleo
ton by drawing the country into
such a war; who are not frightened
by clamor nor by apparent MAORI
ties which would speedily turn out
to be minorities if they were reso-
lutely faced.
The time is long past in enlight-
ened nations when President or
monarch can make or prevent war.
That alternative depends upon the
sentiment and determination of the
people over whom they rule, When
those make for peace, with courage
and decision, there will be peace.
When they are wanting, all is want
ing that such an emergency requires.
l am, dear sir, with high respect
and sincerely yours,
E. j. PHELPS.
March 20, 1898.
The Financial Letter.
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Mr.. Maskelyne's Latest Illusion

Mr.. Maskelyne's Latest Illusions.
Before an invited company at the
Egyptian-hall on Friday Mr.. Mas
kelyne presented two new illusions
described as being absolutely new
in principle" We can only speak
OF them as absolutely mystifying to
the spectator in front In the one a
receptacle is put together before the
eyes Of the company, then suspend.
ed by cords, aud after little hocus-
pocus living man energies from it,
The other illuaion is a case OF what
is known as deviation. A man 10
laid flat upon low platform, and
then famed into the air, rising
about a yard. That he is not suspend
ed by wires, or supported by rods,
is shown by the fact that his body is
passed through steel hoop, which
has been previously examined by
the spectators. The performances
is conducted by Mr.. Maskelyne and
Mr.. Devant, attired as Japanese
jugglers.-The Times Weekly Edition.