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any secret Sessions. n they should ever
be- hold ID should be last night, and "
not last niFht then never
Ne. Crtchlow said that II the report b
era were present be- should not discur1
s1 freely the questions of appointing
teachers; their presence war an ohsta-
60 to free discussion. He favored let
ting the reporters have all Of their anal
decisions. however.
Mr. walker believed that discussion
would be- more free lu secret session.
tta generally favored open session, but
Thought inst night ought TO be an exc
Mr henderson did not 500 why the
questions of last night were Of 70 public
nature.
Mr. Neid0n saw NO reason why the
reporters should not have been admit
ted llnt night He believed that the rUs
portpra would not write anything That
had best De- unpublished.
Whom nnul vote was called Mr.
critchlow and Mr. Walker alone Ia
v1rod u secret session.
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President Cornish and Friends Ar
rive in Salt Lake this Morning.
ANNUAL INSPECTION TOUR
Nay he In the city several pays
Consulted Bancroft Today rriP
60 the North.

W. u. Cornish. president a the orr
gon Short Line. and vice-prosidUut Of
the Union Pacific. &C. IN the city.
President Cornish and party arc d.
rect from New York. They arrived this
morning on a private car and arc reg
istorcd nt the Knutsfori. President
Cornish f. now ON HE regular annual
tour Of Inspection over the lines o. the
two companies, ana Ia all probability
he viii remain M the city several dcys
To-day he was busy with General Man
aver bancroft and other officials NJ the
Short Line going over matters pertaln.
iug 90 tho road. President Cornish VIII
iu few days make q trip north 60 in-
Hpect the northern divisions. Tie o. &c.
COmpIuiod by his wife Miaa a. ".
Hooper, G. A.. Cornish and L. IA. Cor
uUu
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RACES AT CADETS PAIN.

Tomorrow afternoon the following
events that will interest horscmcn arc
scheduled Tor the Caidcrs Park race
track:
minute trot-w. Is. Alone. Teddy T..
u. s. Fox. Alice H., H. Mcdonald. Ado
luilc Complete.
1856 puce-E. =. Hines WlndHplittcr.
Plat Bros Wircy Joe D. 3. purcc'H
Hampcr. W. v. stones Freddie
Match race. one mllc-inhn Sells
Shetland. Con Jones Intellect
Running hair mile dnsha-E Thomp-
SONS Ben Bolt W D. stones Miss
l,imson. W. Hochcatcra Tampa Maid.
Qunrtcr-mlle dHah-H. u. Sabinp'a
idJah. W. Rnchratcr'H Nancy a.. j.
Wlnburg's Stella w. J. W Crushy'H
Troublesome, Pat uiN'H nlue Ueli.
Move Evans Roy. John Williams Cruz
per.
Match race between tho TERRIBLE
swodc' and the trottcr Rimnc Tor one
mile dash.
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London. June lt-At thc second gay
racing at Ascot Heath tudly l.llt
William ncrcHford's iput-yolt''d Nv
my, Jlny n, ridden by Tod sloan W." VIZ
the Visitors plate, a handicap W y
suverolgnH, added 10 a sNcep'alhkea p.
% HOyoreigus each for thrcr-y gh-V,..
and upwards. Mr. Fairies DaH9s va.
second and silver Fox third Ele',a
horses ran on the SwinlCy course w.
mile and hnlO, m. bottlng was TO-
against Jiny N.
The Royal Hunt cup was won ny -
J. Iardino'a RcfrNctOr. Eager was
onl ana Lord VIM. lierrHford's hhlsU'
OF the Thistle. ridden by Sloan W.
third. The Royal Hunt CUP u w.,
or plate of the value Of blO HoNele's ~,
10 which IN added q handicap t",II
stakes OF 20 aoverelgns each thr w.,
nor " a race value 300 s0vorciEnH o, ~ y,
any handicap after declaration OF NV
weights. ..u.
The race was run over the ne" IN.
course. The betting previous TO "a
start was 20 10 I against keltaol'i
20 against Knight OF the Thls'ls' NV
100 TO 30 against Eager. Eight h''''
ran.
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CHURCH NEWS.

The conference Of the Primary asso-
Citations Of the Salt Lake stake Of 20,
IVY convene In the Assembly Han on
f. M. Al interested IN the work are
cordially Invited. officers will pleoso
hoiity the children, as fun nttendanc,
~ greatly defltod Camilla q. Cnbb
supti Lydia a. Wells, Mary l.. Morris
Ihe second Mormon" missionary
meeting IN tho Eighteenth ward cbansi
WI be- held next Monday cyenin9 TX
l,t.. The speakers will be Eldorg IN ~
KY 4 himbnll, Rulon s, Wells and Jobr
SlohelHpn, aud during the evening IN
1 I,i, geo. ID Pyper win Hug tho "IIaly
,,i'sg, o..Nlee. VIII be conducted hv tho
,l,ll'hlnnhfloH on the same linoa ne "A
the previous meeting, which was on. NY
we most Interesting and succcstf,u ~
any YET given In the city. VI
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The atmosphere Mt the Thcatcr last
evening % well as tho brilliant op-
pcarance of the audience. was moro
like the opening OF new season in
mld-Hcptcmbcr than the closing OF an
ola one IN mld-Jure. The weather had
much 20 do with the handsome turn
out and the strong reputation enjoyed
here by Mr. Holland anr Mr. Williams
had considerably more. While the night
was one OF tunboundcd hliarity, II must
be said that the audience won't nwny
feeling that the play was unWOrthy tue
mettlo OF the players. Holland and
Williams are such admirable come
dams that they deserve % vehicle Tor
their talents In tho shape % "a play
with a genuine plot, like the old ones
with which they were allied, instead Of
the risky. French frothlneas which
they nud IN ON and on. Mr. Holland
was Htrikingly reminiscent OF Nat
Goodwin IN both style aud makeup,
aud made tho utmost Of an unahtisfac-
tory role Fritz Williams was nB gem
tcly funny rs he was az head iight
comedian In the old days OF The wife
and The Charity Ban.
In addition to these two excellent
artists the company was ullod with
clover people Mas Tittci playing tho
wife very capably. Miss Gordon making
a charming Rosa, Mis- Rotho a vigor-
Gus mnther-in-lnw and Air. Dolm0rc
aa pu Patty De clam, an giving strong
imporsunations The same play Will be
given this evening for the last time.
and The excellence Of tho company rene
dera II likely that another good house
will be- In attendance.
The nrut biz British band concert
occurs ut the Tabernacle this evening.
the prices being Kept down to tho pupu-
lar rrudg There n no reason why there
should not be- ID great turnout Lieu
tenant Godfrey'a organization consists
nf thirty five Picked men, They Will be
heard In some of their rareHt numbers.
ana the Erout choir, augmented Tor tho
occasion. viii also render several Helcc-
lions. The visit N this band has at
tracted enormous interest an over tho
land, and Il Is 90 be hoped that its APP
pcnrancc here viii not be- less notable
than Il has been elsewhere. a rs cent
MATINEE viii be given tomorrow.
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PERSONAL.

James knowles Is here from Eureka.
}. d. Pcrriuo Of Blue Lakes, Idaho.
Ia at tho cullen
W. NJ. Gamer and wife came IN from
Tooclo today and put up no The White
House.
Nr Brent Wells. OF NJ. n, Wells * CO.,
Chicago, o. ln the city. Ito VIII remain
Tor r. few days
n. De Frecs. James Anderson and
James suudeunu, all Of Fairviow, are
in town m business. They arc quar-
tered at the White House.
Sir Richard and Lady Udny Of Eng
land are stopping at the Knutsflrd,
They arrived IN the city this morning
from San Francisco, and aro On route
east. They spent the day In sight Sec
Ing, and enjoyed a visit TO saltalr.
Spencer Ponroae. who has Just COM
pleted a trip around the world, IL stop
ping at tho knutsford, Mr.. pcnrose Ia
brother ~ Senator penruse VI Penn
aylvnnla and Of President pcnrose OF
the Commonwealth Mining company In
Arizona. lie came direct from Japan
To san Francisco. and IL On route to the
East.
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SERIOUS RUNAWAY.
ENprcssman Knocked Sensoless- Gal,
liant Capture by Mounted ON en-.

At 1850 this morning James Hassard.
brother Of the late Morley Hassard,
took tho lines ana proceeded TO drive
a horse attached 20 load OF furniture
belonging 20 J, 7. Mudsen. Just afty
minutes later State street was adorned
with fragments OF chairs and " dining
table and also young ilusHard who san
down on tho asphalt with shocking ylo.
lenco. The horse attached 10 the dellv-
cry wagon knows, from previous pxpor-
fence, the i've points OF the art OF rtlu-
ming away and procccdp dtO do the
thing up m style, by way OF a prsllu-
mary he cndeuvorcd 10 knock IA t.Ie.
phone pole M the street. uud then no
bore down on Expressman II, Nelson.
who resides at 1856 east Fifth south
Nelson was summing himself on tho
seat OF his vehicle that was atandinq
against the curb few yards north ~
the Junction OF Second South. Ere tho
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CHARLESTON, ALBERTA
Progress On the canal Room ZOE Nor,
worker- Temperance MotsmsuL

Nhth'f- A"hprfantt Auttmtut
Special Correspondence.
Cardft1n. Alberta. Caunlh. May ).
Tho canal IL the nll-Hbf0rbInr ,11r
here. Men ana teams ury Well.n-
their way thCrc3 men coming Iu llr ths
needed supply uf food. etc.. utr lthlt.
been stormy. but our hills Hfe Frafn
and lovely Spring vrllu Ia up. gtrlsa
stun coming on unc Everybody
seems busy and happy uyCap, ams
people who come expecting "a fortune
lying around losc Tor them
The eyes % this nation nrn ur0n ui.
TO see how We will succeed lu tht sl.i.
ton % the great question nf the ase-
Irrigation. IS We have brrn buIi1|rs
water ways fur iifty years without tag
except the one 81 personal advantage
on a small ARIA OF land. we surely WIN
come out ahead when bglng paid 10
cash and land ana own tho land hat
D. on u steady rise ~ value.
The genial and Intelligent agent ST.
white. has been here, ana also zoo yuA
IN the Interest 81 the government and
for our honor bright" wo must n0i nu
In our contract
A scheme 20 yet a license Cor a n.
loon IL on foot here, but We are hrht'
ing Il with an our might The Rev.
Mr.. Hamilton, the Presbyterian minis.
ter, n ably assisting us iu the cause "
temperance and we have strong tulf.
uncc that the Efforts of Hi per cent f
the people win overcome the minority
element who favor this curse Co hl'
mnuitv coming amongst uH
Everybody we'll. and the cry r1 u1
Tor muro' murpl 10 come ana Owen ll
this goodly land
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ELECTRIC FLASHES

Justice Beach. In the New York s1'
prcmc court. has denied The lppI|es
ton Of Roland u, MnllneuX fof wis
of hnbcaa corpus, certIorau aud pro-
hihitiou.
Earl Hnnchcttc q young man rm'
ployod IA "A butter factory nt los An
gclca. shot and killed his wife ihs
morning ana then attempted suicide BY
shooting himself,
There has been little change In th'
street railway strike situation az Cletr'
land today. Cars have been running
at siN-minute intervals over the Eueul
avenue line, and none has been inter
fcrrcd with.
The overdue steamer Port Albert m'
rived at Seattle today eleven Jays
from san Francisco
Oliver Loo and James Glllllond M-
rived at Pnao. Tex. this mornlng ifohI
Hillshoro. n. NJ. IA charge NJ ulhc. I.
cn route to Alamo Gurdo, wnew w.
prisoners viii be lodged In jail 20 aN,'
trial In September at silver city. NJ d.
Tor killing Deputy sheriff ke'rne|
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POCATELLO, IDAHO.
Another Christian scientist Gone Insane
Coid Weather.

Coid Weather
Special Correspondence.
, Fooatcllo, Idaho, June l3.-Mr. Henry
Seu' prominent business man OF this
place, was ndludged insane and con.
mitted 20 the State asylum al Biaclfoot
today, Mt Sell went TO Salt Lnle "A
lew days ago and returned this morn
lnk bringing all manner uf useless ar
ucleH with him which he bought ,yhile
mere II N reported that his money
running out he Issued checks f5r ,o4,-
siderable amounts, but this III moi yerl.
h"d as yet He acted strangely nll
morning, Insisting among other thlnps
tlht ne was a rcdecmcr uf mankind.
~ noon ne became 20 violent that the
gnvriu took him before Probate Judr.
Shaw with the result above stated. Nr
Sell has been connected for some lima
past with tho Christian Scientists. and
MS friends claim that hin study uf Tho
principles OF this sect ~ tho cause ~
his misfortunc Mr.. Sell hns boon ON
Gagged IN the butcher business homo Tor
a long time ana ls highly respected
citizen, ana Il h hoped by his many
friends that by careful AMI FkiIlG'i
treatment he viii be an right again
very nuon.
Apostle Il. D. Richards fauel O.,
make connections az MCCammou laat
sunday IN returning 10 Salt Lake from
Bear Lake county. and he came up 10
ioeutello ana preached In the assembly
hail at night
Mt O. ~. Hewlett h hore today I'm
the interest Of his house tho Hewlett
mcr never conner
The weather h cold us early April and
the question Is often asked, WIN SUM
mer never come ?
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PEARSON COMING HOWE.

Lieut. Henry Pearson. who was an
ensign on the olympia at tho time N
tho battle of Manila. will return
home 60 Utah next Monday evening or
Tuesday morning, T. v. Williams Of
this city, a relative ~ the young on.
Ger has received a telegram from the
young hero, announcing that he viii
leave Washington on June 10th. The
young officers home ~ az Drnper.
Utah, where hu win spend sometime
ON g leave M absence ln visiting hls
family and friondA Mr. Pearson has
recently been promoted Co q ucutcn-
nncy and returned By way uf New
York on the Rulplrh
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Trial Of Case of Cayanou,, b.
Salisbury Before Judge HlIs,
A LARGE SUN INyoLyrn
neiress Of Michael carnns,.,o
She :, nei"E De'raudcd Of No.
"iEh's-o thcr Matters.

The case Of Sarah Ems r,,
o. ]. salisbury a 49,. N''ahaugh 70
before Judro nm. WI Tor tdu
HANNA, - n,'.''' 'y with Fufs
,.t.t,.'s, i''"Nh n li0uIara-
fa''''''i uha w g, Hal and U...
Ells 4 Ellis Tor tho daf..f...
Salisbury. and yutt.. 'T % q.
gutb.rt.ut -. Nll N0u
.' '.''. 'v' Afa' y, ~ gImar ..,
hehh'tI lihrkncsa. iiDwat. u.,ti..
Richards Tor Cnthsrin. u.I.,
iatrntrlx of IA, ,.,,,. N.I adm.l.
me- -, VI 1p.u r. oil.
y hult involving tho Same Ts,..
the one now under r,r.I.t. ''.i ~
tfI.t lat s.u ~. 'iNnn VA
$500 f'"A tNANH NNNH on fuufI"H az ....
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In tho case OF Frederick ~, Hansen
W. Ntiuando Pratt au answer and
cross complaint was ulud uy the de-
PENDANT today on the strength of which
Judge iiiles Issued restraining orr
der. mndC roturnnblU Saturday. juno
2ith. Tho dispute IN over about 90 acres
OF school land situated In Hunter ward.
some time since tho state land board
issued 60 Pratt n preference right as
well az a certificate NJ sale. Then Han
sen began suit 10 quiet title, Last week
Pratt sent "a man Co run division line
fence. Hansen, u is alleged. cut tho
fence ana turned his stock on TO the
land,
Hansen IL said 20 have threatened
prattB lie upon more than one occa-
HiOu.
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NuMBrR SIXTEEN.

II is reported that ear No. 10 on the
Salt Lake street railroad IL laid up for
repairs. II II was laid up Tor Eood and
ail, Il would please rrcat number of
people on the Waterloo line. II o. r.
NsritNblv bunc-ahnkOr aud ueryo-rnttlor.
ana folks with weak spinal column
dread Il worse than an earthquake. Put
new springs 90 g. or send u 90 .hn
b9nc-yurl, ana thus give peace 10 pro-
pie living along the track. who know
its alambnnrlur a. Il Jerks along.
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The Rio GrandO Western diners are
doing quite q local restaurant business
between ogden and sprInFvillc
The ION and on" theatrical COM
pnuy win leave here tomorrow Tor bgu-
YER via the Overland Limited.
The new service OF the Colorado &
Southern has hurn commenced on The
through bvnver-Fort Worth train.
THE would be an excellent time Tor
the onizona Of Salt Lake, and the rail-
road men. o. mako "a unltnd movement
towards the erection Of a FIRST class
Union passenger and freight depot.
Much has been said about u lately and
Il r. tho wish Of the railroad mon gem
orally 10 see such a building Ia this
CITY
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AGAIN THE TcUSE CASE.

In the suit OF William Levy against
A. W. Mccunc, leave was today given
the verdict Of tho jury, on or before
Monday. June 10. A. stated In yester-
days News" neither the plaintiff
William Levy, nor his counsel appeared
whom this case was 20 be tried, md the
court ordered the jury 10 render a ver-
diet In favor o. the defendant.
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REUNION OF DwYRR FAMILY.

There r. happy reunion In the
Dwyer family going on In this city nj
the present time. This mornings train
from the East brought Mr Harold Rus
sell. Mrs Ada Dwycr Russell, and het
brother. Charles Dwyer. and they are
now cunHreHntod at the old family
homestead on North Temple street. Nh
Russell has Just closed his season with
stuart Robson ana Mrs. Russell has
ended her engagement with the puddin
Head Wilson company Both win r..
m1ln ln Alll LlAn durlnn The lumm.r.
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Richard s.. Watson nlcd suit Tor
divorce against his wife. Clnrifsu 4.
Watson, IN the Third district court to-
day allcging that the marriage took
place In jefferson, Wisconsin, March
TN. 1872, and that four years ago DO
PENDANT deserted plaintiff ana san con-
tinuea To live apart from him. There
are four children, ono u whom, plaintiff
says. lives with the defendant.
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museum for vagrancy, II was shown
that James was IN the habit Of going 10
bed with the advent u the milkmnn;
further that he WINS the cons0rt Of Clara
OpenHhaw, Clark said he was trying
10 reform hari
Ed Turner. the man who planted his
net ON the dexter eyebrow or NJ. Jones,
the Virginia mining man, on sunday
evening. produced % half score OF wit-
nesqea TO say that they nuvrr saw him
hurt a ny. II was ail of no avail "Ei."
had 20 pay n great big $50 or gO to jail.
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The jury In the $4,000 damage suit
of Sarah Madeline against tho Salt
Lake RAPID Transit came Into court
late yesterday afternoon with "a ycr-
diet Ia favor OF defendant Airs. Rad
ellie sued the company 10 recover
damages Tor alleged Injuries received
through stepping from "a car into
trench. a similar suit against salt
Lake city IL down Tor trial on the
preHeut calendar.
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Trial Of the Case Of schneider Against
Mailoy.

The case Of John Schneider against
NJ. W.. Malloy has bycn on trial In
Judge Chsrry'a court today. Plaintiff
seeks 20 recover $500 damages Tor ale
legged breach of cuntrarL The CONE
plant alleges that IN October. lAls.
plaintln wac owner OF "a butcher shop
on East Temple street and that he sold
the business, Including the tiNtur's and
nttinFF Co defendant Tor fi,i0o. Later.
10 o. alleged. defendant went back ON
hin bargain and refused 90 take the
business OF pay plainun anything for
-
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The next regular examination ol w
pllcnnts for certificates 10 teach IN wv
public schools Of salt Lake county Wy
De held In the University OF ulah' oI
Friday and Saturday. June ION anu
i1th, beginning M o o'clock.
OSCAR VAN COTI
County Superintendent
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Advertisers who desire 10 reaeh Wy W.
country population OF the Wes,r, J,
States and Territories should paill,,l,s,
the Semi Weekly Newst ita elIeu,s
ton books are open 10 all ndv.tl'sse.,y
No library Is complete without eortt
OF the Articles Of Faith, the new "V'-
by DR.. James u. Tnlmage.
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LICENSED TO MARRY.

a marriage license was Issued today
60 Gideon y, Mumford. 20, of salt Lake
city. and Maggie NJ williams, 20. Of
Afontpellar, Idaho.
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wife sue. RAILROAD Company for $4,000
Damages.

marguerite Hnun filed o $4,000 dam
age suit against the Rio Grnndr West.
eru Railroad company today Tor tho
death Of her husband. Charles Hauu
who was killed through being run over
by one OF the defendant company
trains ut Murray March goth. 1909. II
is alleged w tho complaint that defend
ant ran itB train az tho rate of MY
i've miles AN hour ON the date named
and was othorWire guilty of negligence
proach Of the train.
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ruE suSSYsiDE nRANom.
No Doubt ~ to IT. ueing nunt and that
speedily Surveyor Work over

speedily Surveyor Work over
Al doubt II there be amy. NJ 10
whether tho sunuyalds branch of tho
Rio Grnndc Western in 90 be- built ur
not should now be removed. According
10 the statement ~ Vice President aud
General Manager u, e.. Dodge the work
on the extension 10 the coal nelds Ia
Whltmnro canyon win be under way
within the next ten days.
The engineers have practically con.
cludod their work and there now rec
mains only n NV small details To DO
attended TO. Whom the work Or COM
menccd ~ VIII be- done IN rush and
those Ia charge viii not lct the dande-
Hons mature under their feet For
tho present the new branch will be
built q distance u about eighteen miles
into the coal regions. Col Dodgc aud
others have boon looking over the altua-
tion and say that all ~ %. X.
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SALT LAKE TEMPLE.

Tho Salt Lak' Tomrlc will close on
Friday evening. June 3oth. and reopen
on Monday, August ,th. 1893
LORENZO Snow,
President
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In the case OF a, H. Raleigh Va An.
drew j. Stewart Jr.. Judge Ililca rem.
dorcd Judgment today IN favor OF plain
I'M for g62S.30.
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CLEARING HOUSE REPORT.

June II. 1890.
oaay is, 80, - -'''''''ts5,S ~ ~
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Fun line OF legal blanks. All the blanks
and forms OF bankruptcy.
l.. 4, HAMMEL,
81 W. Second South Street.
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The Terrible swede win ride ngninst
Rymac, ono mile heat, 5000 a side.
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HORSE RACES CALDER's, JUNE i5rH
2p. IN. Special cars 1875, 1900, and
1.1h,
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ORE AND BULLIoN REPORTS.

Following are today's ore and bullion
receipts. as reported by the Institutions
below Indicated
II. II. JONES' A co.
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