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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-28
AMERICAS GREATEST RAILROAD"
NEW YORK CENTRAL,

All through trains stop at Albany, Utica. Syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo. y
Trains leave Grand Central station as followS;
$500 E MMinPaisS SAFE fASfE' E s2PRf$s; L iSnTTi
aGarA Falls $3.50. Toronto 300 4. NJ. Detroit lilo
7; NJ; Limited to It's seating capScIty;
Orc aIAra Falls and Cleveland.
1920 A. M.-DAY PRE- except SundAys-
1O.'lO For Buffalo and all important New York
M r NJ SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED and
CHICAGO SPECIAL. Daily-For Columbus.
2.20 T. 7 AND SARATOGA SPECIAL. ex-
O:OO cept sunday--For Troy and Saratoga,
500 R RcaF train L fdr s ShieaHo. k Va Iata slh PasiyIbs s:
Cleveland 7:15 A. NJ. Chicago : PM. Sleeping
S.6n F. M.@wEsTERN EXPRESS, Dany-Fot
OSOO Niagara Falls, Toronto, Cleveland. Toledo.
e.9 1f5FI 4. f M.H S35fSFai EXPRESS. Daly-rors
7:4O + Ro MNTmpANR1IR1 pSP pa Gss MOUNTAIN H.iITGviI Si;,oA AND
S:1O SPECIAL, DaiIy-For Niagara Falls. oisxe.
land, Cincinnati, indianapolis and 81; Louis;
5:UO sleeping car onlyJ-For points on SFall
81 3 %=.5dPASiEfS SsEsSs PSsiizaEoE e:
Cleveland, Toledo. Chicago. and, except saturs
days, for Gsps yireeHt and the A bp%rS E E9Ha. NJ, 8
LILY q Every night except Sunday night,
Sunday night ShiisSG i1ISPfsSI lsSy' at e:1S' !
Pittsheld; Sundays only at 800 A. n. :
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains. /:
81 East l4th ST.. 285 Column bus avy 81 West 156t5
i isath St. station Sd11lAi New YORK; sss and +; 72s Fulton A..
and T.I l0S BpsAd Hs7so z r p; sr rsi g street. for New
aEoRGE Il. DANIELS. General aSsensorxgcnt
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New York and Boston All Rail-

n. Y, n. d. 4 II. r. Il. and connections.
From Grand Central Station.
Leave. By way OF Due.
o., Springfield and Worcester. $50 PM.
10 90 M. THEW London and Providence, $500 Pm.
1908 II. New London and Providence, 4:26 Yhf.
l2:OU NJ. Springfield and Worcester, $40 P.9E
tGOO NJ. Air Line, via WilimEntic, 500 Pm.
LOG M New London and Providence, 100 P.Y.
300 PM, #New London and Providence. 300 PM.
400 PM, #Springheld and Worcester, 1000 H.AL.
az: 90 I, NJ, HNew London and Providence, IL 90 PM
I1IsOO M, springfield and Worcester. 6;Ib AM.
tI2gOO PM. "NeW London and Providence, 0:26 AM.
@Runs daily, including sunday.
ttBay State Limited. all pArlor cars fare ~. In.
Guiding pArlor car seat.
tAir Line Limited; arrives and departs from Park
Square station. Boston. Return service same hour
and by same route. SWIM stop at i2bth street
Through p1rlor and sleeping cars by each train,
q. T. HEMPSTEADs Gen. Pass. AS41A
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wAsHISGroS FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY.
For the District of Columbia, eastern Pennsylvania,
New Jersey. Delaware, Maryland and Virginia, fair;
light. variable winds.
For EsO EHOidEd and eastern NsV FORK. fair tn
T~AGrSdGy; ki0A R0rtAVGSt WiAdS. dissGaisAiA0 end b.
OOHiAg OaFtabLA
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investigation of Private water Companies.

The Board OF Public improvements has
ordered Commissioner Dalton Of the Water
Supply Department to investigate the private
water concerns in the different boroughs Of
plants OF late about the quality Of water and
the prices charged.
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~ DOMINION llME.

Delightful tours TO Old Point Comfort, NorfOIk,
ewpo News. Petersburg, Portsmouth. Primers
Point. Richmond. Virginia Beach. Va. and Washing
ton, d. G. Freight and passenger steamers sail from
Pier 20, North River. every week day, except Satur-
day, at 8 p. M. and Saturday at 4 =. NJ.
W, L, ViCe-preS't and Traffic Mgr.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.

Leave New York. Whitehall Terminal. South For y,
and foot Of Liberty Street. ~
@Daily. Except sunday. sSundays.
CHICAGO ,%4:3OA NJ. tl:46P PM. and #12:1 night.
PlTTSBURG. ~ 80 A. NJ, 1880 p. NJ, EI:4bP M,
ai2;i5 night q 30 A: N: trains from Liberty st. only.
GGINSGI6SSNATi u: LOUIS ylo;90 a; H. 4 '5;66p, NJ.
,ROXAf.L[, PkkUE yTIJRSSAIlNiSs;S o.r
1850, $1,000 Diner, 1880 A. N. DINER. tl;OO T..
NJ, Ti:46 DINER, 1880 DINER. s4I55 Diner, Eb;56
+. III, and -l2;1L night. NORFOLK, #ll:9O A. NJ.
Ohices: I13, I72. 2OL asa, 1884 Broadway. al East
18th st. I27 Bowery, New York; 800. 344 Fulton St,
from hotel or residence 70 destination
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PennsYIYania::
nArrSnoAD.

~. '.t wv
- RATE1RoADs &
bssSSosses and oorTtisRsadl street,.
landt streets IL Ten minutes later than that GivsnSt
Oar New YORK 70 PitisJnrp sleeping Car Piitsbarass
s!sS CSio sEE.o E $S SIsfSf. S Z si;'sSsEs md ct;zsl.nA :,
servsdonl Cars. For Chicago, tdleveisnd, Toledo. ;
1, GsioDiF5n =. NJ I Gaic%aS bG ". noSii 81 kf fRSss
Ui SSr p ssl h. % fSsa Elm GsRo HTFsRsss ShliSSott u; aGaiE ;,
7t cs6i' 4. M For s JS3SfSN %SfsSRs sSS'"T TessYF;nEss.-roY1
7i t6' =. II. f PRGIFnS Ei 5haifRSPoIS; Fl fi hsS1If and,
s, sS'f = h. oG %Rff Ne 4 f%l SFREss.@ oiSSR1 ssiq BSaSt .
ssiitSSS1aT IAN and si points aG'1 Vest :S N Gais :I asps sSRda.S.
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH. as
1850 s'29; g;2o, e;So Dining Carr. 1850 Dining can
ffaiFIicir and Dining Cars, s:ao ,Di1ins cam. ,4!Seo &
DINING carr. $50 p. M. I2:oS night. SUNDAY,
s slsSsio SiaNiL i hS;?o al PPiR aFiSr c SSa 4 6jt M ts cara, ESQ $50 i
Dining Car, Aibo Dining Carr. $50 y H., laos
so1FHERN Acknowledgment. A:2o ?. M...lgoSsc
Atlantic COAST ~LrNE-E1prsss, e,ao A., NJ. sna,,SS
o%HEsAPEiKE AND oHIo R~AIwAYr4Bo P..M-g
FOR 2t ID. POINT ANT Co coM 1.sS I, Ma s, SSSSnFoIK.-7'Sol.o
AT TIA SIIt2 CITY, y, 80 p IN y, y week dsEs 3s.sSTycsSsSs d
buled Train. ,Baast ParilOSF Cars Passenger coscSs ~
CAPE l %RY,nifa. SSfPP +. IL, week days, ~
Long Branch, Asbury Park untcrlaken sundaysL,
Ocean Grove and Point Pleasant from West Tweus cs
y:third Street Station, $50, lI:6o 4. NJ, 2i20. = =,
l;5oP. NJ. from Desbrosses and Cortlandt stroetal, =
pilo A. M, 1910. 2:3o, $40, I:2o, 5.lo,| TOO P.
M Sanda FE6iRRit FSAAiITExSf;HlSIhf;MMiiA. h.,
e:io, 7:2o. 7;SS. $40 $50; e'2o 6s:So Penna. LIN; :
4. NJ. 1850. 1850. $50. $3.50. ago. ago Dining vi
Oar, $3.50 Dining Carr, 6:5o Dining Carr. 7:40, ~
S;boP. NJ, 1905 night. Sunday, $40. s;2O, $50. >"
$3.50, $3.50 Limited. $3.50. 1880 Dining Carr Al -
NJ, loo Dining Carr, $3.50. t:2O Dining Carr, 4;5O /,
Dining Carr, $3.50 dining Carr. TAO. ESQ p. NJ,
1905 night.
Ticket ohicos Nos. 4e1. o44. l1eo. 1923, III, and 2e1
Broadway, ] Aston House, West Twenty-Five Street
Station, and stations foot Of Dosbrosses and Cort- )
landt Streets; : Court Street. $50 Fulton street. gS ,
lyn; station, Jersey City. The New York TransfSP =
Company will call for and check baggage from hoe,
tells and residences through to destination.
Telephone "2757 Eighteenth Street" for Pennsylvar
mia Railroad Cab Service.
]. b. HUTCHINSON, J. II. WOOD, 80.
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent %.
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SElert Apard.

~ELIkt DuhLHs
New York Board and Furnished Room
DIRECTORY.
v Rp con b IL, : West St, iAth S St.MhSur $40 los
Special attention paid to out-oftown applioAnta.
East Side.
18th .sT.. 142 EAsT.-NeAtly furnished rooms.
10 with good board; also table board; references.
25TH ST. 11e EAST near Madison Square,
al. b boarG: T.S.d 1nrfSi and small r00m'' delightful
West Side.
18TH ST. "a wEsT.-sinGlO and double rooms.
10TH ST. Al w~EsT.-CleAn, tidy roomsi good
Ia table; central location; Quaker management;
trAnsients: references exchanged.
oath ST, IS w~EsT.-Nicely ,furniSheH, rooms.
Broadway and 9th av..
15TH ST, 2?1 WEST, near BroAdway.-;EleRantly
re- furnished room. single or en- suite; board OPP
tional: moderate rates. 81.
SeIrrt 8pard-3rOnklyu.
HFSs Ss4d. ST. e 70 s' 8 Is:ii9: ave Eso% %in S1sa n1 ":lf sS
South Ferry.
9nruishta Rupms & g apartments to get
East Side.
I0TH ST. 1T EAST.-Halr room in private fam
~ lily; near railway station: rent reasonable.
QITH ST, BAT EAST. Large furnished room. nice
oI private house; convenient to L roads; $3.50.
West Side.
AMSTERDAM Av.. 2os, near 10th Ht.-Large and
IA small elegantly furnished rooms; prices mod.
crate; homo comforts.
A T "a West Warrington Place; nicely furnished
IA square room. also side room. near park; gentle
men only.
9TH Az. 80. near 18th st.-Newly furnished; all
. improvements; private verandas; gentlemen.
I 9th ST., 40 wEST.-Nicely furnished sunny
Il room private bath; gentlemen only; also single
room; references.
I 9th ST. 1853 wEST.-Handsome large room for
Il two gentlemen; reasonable; private house.
I Eth ST, 81 wEST.-Delightful front room; hall
IL room; gentleman and wife; gentlemen: Ameri-
can family; references.
ODD ST, 2 WEsT.-Elegantly furnished rooms,
s)O with private bath, en- suite or single, second and
third floors; references. LELAND.
QQDST., 10 WEST.-HandSomely furnished rooma.
OC en- suite or Eingly: gentlemen only; breakfast
optional: valet attendance.
Doth ST., rs wEST.-A gentleman can nnd at
OiJ above address a comfortable room; use Of bath
and breakfast; terms moderate; references.
1ETH ST. 227 WEST.-Handsome large room, With
~ dressing room; hot and cold water; large closet:
hall room; table aud service excellent; referoncea.
1RTH ST. IL WEsT.-Newly furnished rooms for
~ gentlemen only; reasonable.
oath ST.. l05 wEST.-Newly papered, painted
VI and handsomely furnished rooms.
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@autsa to 8ent.

WANTED Aoorin upper part Of private house for
w three In family; suitable for housekeeping.
with OonVenlsnoesi below 2Bd st.. east or WeGti
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-30
WEATHER REPORT

Weather report showing observations
at n. IN. today.
Salt T.ako--IIaromctct. .1t1 tcmporn-
ture 1l minimum. -, wind, southeast.
light. rain, - Of an inch. cloudy.
Uaker rity-farumctrr. g1.Oi. tOmptrN.
turc, y. minimum. 81 wind, calm; rain
20 ~ an inchi cloudy.
ChUyennc-ii barometer, mfft tcmpefn'
turc. ~ minimum. ~, wind, northwest,
10 miles per hour' rain, - Of an inch
iinyrc- barometer, .3iiC. temperature
~. minimum, rs. wind west. urht. rain,
.Oi Of an inch. partly cloudy.
Barometer, Mivli temperature,
%, minimum. - wind, southwest II
miles per hour. rain. 81 % nn inch; part
Idaho Faii--pnromotcr nico. tcinpera.
turo. ~. minimum, 81. Wind. south. y
miles PER hour. rain. 10 Of an Inch
Miles ciiy-naromcicr. sasS: Temporal
tpre,. ". minimum. 10. Wind. Houth,lighti
cloudy.
Winnemuccn- barometer, a0.og. temper.
allure. ~. minimum 90 Wind. southwest
miles pct hour rain 10 or an inchl
General and local Forecasts for % hours
ending : y. M ThurndHNi
For utnh-iorccaHt made nt San Fran
Generally fair tonight and Thursday
except occasional snow Ia extreme uurth
Tor aait Lake city md vicinltyi
Anow tonight: fair ,w,ddn:s,d,1,gi, colder
Observer. Weather Baucru
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SICK SCHOOL CHILDREN.


- 'sf' "@f'"Hf
:, nave charge OF the second grade In
~ public schools here. aud trace
MY every eafe OF hoidacha among
w. children 30 Improper feeding.
hn'n a slcS ehild d asked what was
p,s, Ior breakfast, the reply almost
sstslUy includes cup Of coffee.
,ss lusimunn - that OF my listers
~ NY WIN Wilson OF Lennax. Ia.
sr.,s huE time he had no appetite Cor
~, but Insisted ON coffce, which
NY. would give him. weakened some
OF cream, but no matter how little
,ssi. ne had, II brought on his bad
P,',, since they have been using
N. i,lln Food Once in their family.
p,,.'y u wen ana can have all OF the
W. VoiIee he wants for breakfast.
o1, w offered by my physician 20
.' we use ~ roffec some tlme ago,
al. ~ tek spells We're directly trace
urm ~ but could not quit a. use
th,n. iound Postum. The tho
,isss dld not disturb me In this
ofS.sra.,i; The old troubles have dis
nave loug nst OF friends who use
m cvss.. anu enl0y Il very much. but
mai \, ease they have had to learN
hsi., ,Num 10 only gOld when IL ~
nan, 'vns enough - bring out the
81. H. largare, sefoggs, "a w. ilih
- husehngon. Kan. "
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Rack ~ every smooth performance
there t an amount ~ preparation.
study and rehearsal shat soon tells on
the health " every actor. ~ ia aigngn-
cant how unanimous men and women
IN professional life. whether actors. cd
siors, teachers ar phyHlolnns. are IN re-
Gard O. palnc's celery compound. A. q
nerve i1ulc Tor the exhaustlnE strain
~ thrlr professional duties nothing else
does the work 81 Painea celery COM
pound.
\ testimonial taken at random from
the many that are constantly received
fr0m The theatrical profession, says.
New YORK City. Sept. 20, isss.
Wells. Richardson a 60.
Grntlemrui-if uthprs have been
helped by pninc'H celery compound A.
decidedly a. IN my ease DO not wonder
az che enthuslaFlc tcftim1nials this
remedy II cous.lntly receiving. II 1
had never heard word as - IT, re-
mafkible ,nvlEor1nnE capabiilty, l
could unhos,intlrxly recommend Il from
my own experience. As fact. many OF
my professional friends have been urg,
lnE me o Try Phnc'a celery compound.
IL proved 10 d. the very thinE my tired
system needed % overcome the exhaust
Ing effects Of close application 20 stage
work. l am rpr0inme ndlng q 30 all my
friends whenever they complain %
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slecplessncss, indigestion. or other tndi-
cations of nervousness common In our
profession. I am. yours sincerely.
KATHERINE KiDDER
De Wolf Hopper. Americas most pop
ular comedian. writing on Oct. 4. 1898.
from the Knckurbocker thsaicr. New
York. says,
Il cordially recommend Pnlne'n celery
compound % being thoroughly efilea-
clnus"
When the history Of phine'a celery
compound IL studied u u easily UNDER
stood why IT, popularity IL ~ enor-
nous. Palne's celery compound II the
wnfld-tamed discovery " Prof. Edward
Elisha Phelps. ~. u. Ill. H.. professor
~ maicrn medlca at Dartmouth coll
leEe. Prnf. Phelps unusual talent
quickly established his reputation and
prominence among his professional
brethren.
lie vas fully alive 90 the dangers at
teudani upon the American way OF llv-
Ing. and he sought diligently FOR Aom.
common-sensc remedy that would cure
the common evils which under ono
name and another. result from an I'm
healthy state % che nervous system.
lila lab1rs were crowned with glorious
success. ana H. gave 20 the medical pro-
feasoln the celebrated remedy which
has won worldwide fame az Palne's
celery compound.
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NjyES AROUND FRISCO.
,,,,ts LEAD, THE LATER COPPER 0Ht


al surrounding country ~
IT., ,. r,,Elns a record as a mine-p ',.,
saeD ,ee,.on. returns from there 'h's
t'e'ns .r Indicating clearly ihat 'hete
rrf'Anes lr eoursc of formation which
orc -, ~ ',,,ss an Interesting garland when
v' .'. "s-,,sslfzod arj submitted 10 inc
90, ',. ~ ~ ,helr Consideration. For yeafs
g''e ~. silver has been on the list
'hf y. tys,r equal 70 the bcs; OF them
81. NJ ,,c,nty new property was
80 maj of the Washington. IN
~ IA ore bodies have bccn DIS
~ spi from which comes the
-n,i h.gh.gradc mineral Ii now
~ .s,cd fiOm its hidden precincts
wv r,w comes 10 the front known
~" -. T,,,ir. which made ~ initial
,,,-,,n, ,h.s morning. the eonalgnmen'
''s'-',l,v Of half a ear OF what Is be-
800, bs bieh-grade lead ore winch
ltift .uDmt.ie1 % the smeltor Tot a
w .t 80. THIS narc u owned ny
uie-t r,yi,r and recently developed
~ t''iy OF lead ore from watch iia
80 expects 10 make fortune ~,
~, sv.rs she Tiylor shlpmen, and
80 An four cars u Horn siiNer
.- - was a half car OF cop
~. rom the solomon group. q
r,sr,y owned by Mcssrs. a. >. An
f's' John Taylor and Col. liawhr'.
~. sw Is also SAID 20 DC 81 choice
ii4,ii.y and much II expected OF u IN
ss.1srsaug the required iest The ray
IL asi sol0npn mines are looked upoh
Il prospective b2naiixsa, anu Wy , ~
IN VI Tier initial vi, pmenu WI DC
s.f f1r with considerable iDicrctt
I, 80 develop an expected FHscp ana
,.ey Will So renewed activity
y ~. r,nr future.
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ms AM sruns.

oliver. 'gi.; lead. 30
John pcrn viii return from Morcur
this evening,
man N now located on the top noOr OF
The Mccormick building.
A nosion syndicate II reported TO have
purphnred a Eruun Of eleven claims a.
bingham, paying therefor upwards Of
flQo0p.
recry and Lowe nre said TO have pur-
Il go shares OF Golden Eagle az 4 csHts
a share.
Values averaging So per ton IN roid
are raia e. eWnnntc FROM tho Confidence
mino In Beaver counN owned ny Dr.
fenncmofc,
Mamma,h Records on. December 1T
Robinron Tor about two weeks, during
whieh time the clertrie llani viii be re-
moved from ~ present. LEGATION 10 the
hoilor room OF the sioux mill and there
after will be operated continuously.
tsnac 4. Dlehi 81 the Mammoth Record
80 a caller al the News" onio~ this
mofnlnr. lir says ihinEs arc running
smoothly a. a.. ,anip, ana Tint the
piNmrabiv With amy yet done there A
gtcni many ~ thv pf"prruer, he says
are helms very actively worked with
very pleasing rcsulil
Mammoth uccord; Operations NJ tho
stotiN min viii not be resumed until after
NJ. ffft Of tho year, ore II however b..
inr hauled To- the mill continuously and
| n ia expsctcd that hy the tiinn lilo
! min A started there VIII be auiliclpnt
my" IN sight 20 keep n running for
| Nt,ue time. A new hnrtiett ronceu.
fr.iar hnn been. irrtnllch aud Will be-
| tested WHEN work a. resumed,
The new Mammoth Gold Mining com.
| many has nled articles OF incofporatinn
! IA has a capital stock Of 500 divided in
1 Ia tnoOla shares ana ita ofhcCrn amt di
| rsriofn are as fDlloNri ", q. Rnrnon
/ PRESIDENT: n, ". Clifton. vice president
! kl Il Mccormick, TREASURER. j. IL
| ia Tl0ids. The company owns IN.
| Mammoth, Confidence Defender ana
| Trngiion claims In the West Mountain
| ,,,inlnr district
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a,gs. heavy. siOsAS: rough. sio0aNi
2Sant,le.icccip,s. is.eco Steady 20 70
,luis Lar, heeveH tUon1.ll; cuwr and
Irif.ra gOl.ffei. Texas steers, aiVH 20.
a1sl.ra and FEEDERS. 2epfih.
ei,"e,-l liecelpta. .O.c0. Market steady
10 sDli. lower. native sheep, 20at0.
,y,si"f1e .grfL1l. iamtr, i.5lu5.5l.
tspi'asso Nov t1.--NaN wheat opened
nj 49, sold nj oiftlH sold OF to t5a
"1 5ea,r1my 39std declined from e53.. the open.
inr. price. to Or
Wheat Nov, c5nda. Dec. C5tgA;
NAV gIa.fif! july. eiii4
Corn Nov, and Dee. ~.
Oats-Nov aud Dee. .lsffh.
p0fk.Nov. and Dec. attia.
Lard Nov. and Doe, ~
Whs-N Nov. and Dec. A6il
wbsa, No. red a.. No. 2, oeac; No. 2
hard. Iit,IGi: No 3, 0rH; No ! northern
spring. ,orGi. No. 2. esH~' No. 3 spring.
corn-No. ? xaaa. No. .. n
oats No. 2 gia.HSi No. D. gihnh.
nnrlc,'-to 10 "
rRn TraneiTco. Nov. ~ Wheat very
dun. Dec. iiitf, May. i.i9if. Cash, figA.
Barley steady. Dec, I'D Cash. La0A.
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rnr nay ~ rus PIT.
,,.,,. Took It Easy hut SOLD Good
Number of khnres


Number of shares
n. stock brokers took II lli,le easy
q. M exchange today. but withai
,-irltcisd d gu1d amount Of business
y sgufrs Indicating n steady market.
b. AN developing nopariicular declines
Z Wy startling advances while The
30 and boaru rayod aud ranicd Ia the
o. 800, -. -. -.
h tfaNs.r.fn with bid uf 10 ccfr.r
I'd nlno offered under -. Ajax was
titltaly stationary ana exhibited a
',rlsnoy i1sisil above 60 cents. while
Isfhn.HsclNhad n ready bid NJ $3.50
X could not be had under fs.0i. the
rlft Al which closing offerings were
t.t,sftd. For Centennial Eureka shcro
,5',iii a good demand above tsa. but
filffr wcre altogether TOO dlgnlfied
III wanted the earth. 10 10 speak. the
keei, igufc AZ which u was offered be-
ffill The Days cut no particular iig-
eif. but Dalton and Lark created nnme-
Alss q a silr by dolng she mt bual-
- u the call. the stock selling ~
sirif a share. with two boars lots g0-
ia 4, ,h.a ngnrc. Eagle was the next
% claim attention IN the trading Ia
rln between 10 and II cents, after
NNIN NNNF Avs ANNh ~ 'hAN'N anu
nilt Transfers aroundsiccn;s,whl the
rotk Nas nfmly hid FOR at aoa.. Grand
c.agpl TIRES down hundred Of " ana
llNiMammoth maintained It's position
Z DE- day before by selling at from
30 - cents a share. Northern Light
fEeI weakness by SELLING below
Ff;sriay's hgufr aud when this stock
~ attended 90. the brokers qult trad
q untll Caller kaiE passed on 10 the
isif category.
pruc,xAngs In stocks urslsted
,raght on. sales ~ Huckeye between
! sid GEMS. there being a good de.
nisd fH chs stuck NJ the flgurrs luot-
Il Chloride Point WIS fairly active a.
flfilni prices ana deposited ent"Tal
Aa,k a tribe below ~ 10. while DeN.
~ Wmtiuod frm as Of yofc ot.d sold
rrliis, this fail0wtd by "a little trad
trlh Emerald a. ~ crntr and In uoid-
= Eigle %, ~ ecitf, ilvm~r,nlv con.
n9ait1 90 the days busii-ua IN GALES
IN cents. ard there were transfers
Z sunbeam AID gar CNr-olidsted,
- Nrmsr being In the nscrpias aud
nAtr above 10 ccnte. aud the laser
aP.aY,nr strength In iEausfcra ui NJ
til y crNis. Omaha was IN drmard
~ rlld with considerable freedom a.
and tsh cents. she riock parting
w 1900 shares OF these prices,
TIE closing figures were as follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-30

NUft ahh NfFfNNaisi
The tabernacle choir will give n ball
In souihw0r,ha hail Friday evening.
j. II. Falrhanks. she arise. viii soon
lrave Ogden whrrs he VIII teach draw
ng IN the city schools,
The city council - plearirr Grove
are making eaiimitea ~ the clei Of put-
ting sn Eyu,em % waterwpfk-.
4 marriage NcerHe has been ls1ued o.
William Davi1 Baxter AGED 20, and
Flora l. Gilbert. AGED n, both of Eure-
ka.
The remains Of Mrs. Elizabeth 4. r.
Jensen. who died at Lake View sunday
we're taken 10 Alpine for .rtermcpi yes
,erday.
J. ID. Haiiiater ~ Chapman. Nchras-
"a e visiting hls friend AZ. Mclnlo.h
~ fhls city. lie may decide go MAKE
bis homo here,
J, j. nrown has located the 'l0eE"
lode. situated In Camp Floyd mixing
district. and James Wilson. the "Surny
side" lode. Situated In Unite MIXING
district.
The Enaulrcr was awarded The pTlu'-
.ng of doSquent tax notices by he
board OF county commissioners ycsttr-
day at ~ cents per name. Tho DEM.
orat presented h.d Cor isis cents
The funeral ~ Mrs, Jesse Johnston
Proctor wife u George Proctor, Of
American Fork. Waa held Monday. tn,
deceased died SUNDAY after q llnEsrlns
lllness from drupfy She leaves hua'
band and two children to mourn hel
loss.
A deed from the New Year Gold Min
.ng company ~ SAT- Lake. 10 Thomai
Gundry NJ Mcreur, for fhe Easter
fride and other mining Claims, stu
aied In Mercnr mining District, Cor m
consideration of $50 has been illCd Will
ihe county recorder.
A serious accident happened % War
rem Adams, an Amewcl1 Fork boy
Monday az American Fork. Some pole
u the Dcscfot Telegraph company
Ines were being taken out and y1un1
ADAMS was sent up On a pole u Gu
NE wire. The pole was r1,ten at thu
sround and fen on top uf the boy.
large piece Of his scalp was corn fron
his head both arms wore broken at thl
wrists. and he WAS otherwise bruised
and injured and Ia considered In a crit
leal eondlton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-30
Bible Class.

Tho fa,tef.day Saints COLLEGE Bible
Glars viii meet tomorrow evening at
1850. at sss W. Nrrt North. The subject
% be treated u the lsrtelltiea in E-ypi.
All are invited. willard Done. President.