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WASHINGTON November WThe Star
ays the folio wifiletter received this
lit today from Carl Schurz gives
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further assurance that Mr Cleveland
will faithfully maintain the civil ser
riee
NEW YORK November 19
Jitar SirIn answering your letter of
the llth inst I can only suy I believe
Mr Cleveland will faithfully carry out
the civil service reform He favored the
enactment of a similar law in this State
and it has been strictly observed lli ve
no doubt he will as President act upon
the same principles which he professed
jul adhered to Governor
Very truly yours
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SEW YOIIK November 19 United I
tates Commissioner Shields today
decided that Ah Kee a Chinaman who
shipped at Calcutta on the bark Richard
Partans as oook for the round voyage
t and return Calcutta but whoa
away from the vessel at this port must
leave the country immediately The
diptain of the Parson is held responsible
Nible for Ah Kees departure Ah Kee
ay he is willing to return to Calcutta
bat not by the Parsons where he was
reduced on account of laziness to the
position of boy His counsel had
argued that Chinamans employ
ment did not properly come within the
waning of the word laborer
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A Railroad Meeting
BLTIMOEE November 19The regu
lar quarterly meeting of the board of
directors of the West Virginia Central
Railroad it Goal Company was held
today Those present were A P Gor t
man William Keyser John A Ramble
tOll of Maryland Senator J M Cam
den Major Alex Shaw Col T B I
Davis and exSenator G Davis of
West Virginia A Ebert resigned as 1
secretary and E W S Moore was
chosen in his place It was resolved j
that the principal office of the company I
be transferred from New Ybrkto Balti
more Telegrams were received from
James G Elaine S B EllahS and W
H Barnum regretting they could not
be present
Hendricks t
PITTSBUEG November 19 YicePresi
dentelect Hendricks and family and
Senator Voorhees passed through the
city this morning on the fast line en
route for Washington
VicePresidentelecjtHendricks in an
interview here today stated that he
could not give any opinion as to the
probabilities of a sweep in federal of
fices but Senator Voornes who is with
him scouted the idea of his going on a
political missionto Mr Cleveland in re
gard to the share of offices which should
be the apportionment of Indiana De
mocracy They are both en routefQr
Brooklyn
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The Swaim Court Martial
J WASHINGTON Novemberl9 Upon the
assembling of the Swaim court martial
the argument was reopened the > de
murrer entered yesterday and continued
at great length Upon ts conclusionthe
room was cleared whil ne court con
sidered the demurrer When the doors
were reopened the judge advocate an
nounced that the court had overruled
theodemurrer General Swaim was then
arraigned and pleaded Not guilty to
the fust specification Wfien asked to
plead to the second specificalaon his
counsel entered aidexuurref ff
Cholera 1
PARIS NovemKr 19 F ron 1
1 deaths from choler yesterday All but
sixteen ccurjed in tue hospitajs tIP
to noftnltdjjdav fortyTfresh cases nave
1 ieeh dmufed into tHe hospitals arid
there have been four deaths
I The Law Hits Them
I NEW YORK November 19The prize i
I fighters Sullivan and Greenfield today f
were indicted by the grand jury for en
gaging in a prize fight
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I i Riot and < Jollification 1
PARIS November 19People who are
I out of employment iirdV organizing a
monster demonstration for nex Sunday
I week v t f I
Spains Seizure
i MuBiD November 19Spnin has
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taken possession the Territory in
WesJ Africa about Ihe River Arot n1
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Rough on Coughs v
Ask for Rough on Coughs for
Coughs Colds Sore Throat Hoarseness
Troches 15cJJiquidt
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p2 W GOEBEL J Druggist of Louis
burg Kansas says I have sold
j Prickly Ash Bitters for five years and
I have never handled a medicine which
It is becoming
gave more satisfaction fast
coming the famiiyrhedicine of thIS SBCI
tiohr I havewarrantey dozens of
J bottles and never had one returned
The hard drinker genexaUygeW llC d1
m the world Boston Star
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Deciding a Case of Long Standing
AlHiVcTON Novembe lb The S uf
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decided two jipthig1lt bycifizenBjdf
Virginia vs the Mutual Assurances So >
l riety of Virginia to recover fheimouiu
of Certain fire insuraiice policies issued
by said com pan v upon property in Rich
mOnd Va which was burned atthe
time that city was captured by h
It troops In 1865 The insurance
company refused to pity on the gr tip
tlRiTrbythe express terms itspohcies
i it Vas not liablefor damages from fires
I aiibed by livil war commotion insur
rection or inyasion of a foreign epemy
and that the fire in this case was dueto
one or all of these causes The Su
1 r iue Cot r of Ayi ealo of Virginia ren
dered a aeeMoii in favor of the com
pany on the ground that the fire was
the reSjUiyrf ihe invasion of fa foreign
afmy WheiMhe cases were appealed
to this court the question of jurisdic
tion was raised the company maintain i
ing that the cases AYtfre not decided by
the court below on the federal question
and that consequently this court was
without jurisdiction to review the deci
sion At the conclusionof die argu
ment today Chief Justice Waite an
nounced as the opinion of the court
that it had no jurisdiction of the cas s
and must therefore dismiss them and ir
was so ordered The decision rendered
in favor of the insurance company by the
the supreme cpurt appeals of Virginia
now stands as the lin laettlement of the
question and relieves the underwriters
in Vfrginir and elsewhere from liability
for a great quantit of propertydes
troyed by fire in Richmond when that
city was evacuated by the Confederate
troops
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Naval Reforms Recommended
VAliiiijcSiTO Npyqmber 119 Admiral
Porterin his annual report says that the
i comparison of expenditures in foreign
navies with olr own > will goar to stop
the story that wasteful extravagance
has been shown in the administration of
I its financial affairs and will show the
necessity ofj our doing something towards
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wards building a navy if we want to
keep pace with the spirit of the age and I
I hold ourselves ready to maintain the I
respect of foreign nations Admiral
Porter submits what he thinks govern
ment ought to do in the next two years
First to complete the unfinished moni
tors and arm them with heavy rifled
guns making them rams as far as the
models will permit second to appro
priate money for all the vessels that
were proposed to Congress last winter
third to build as a commencement
four of the heaviest monitors of great
endurance and speed each to cdrry
four sixinch rifles in turrets fourth to
build twenty torpedo boats of not less
than 100 tons each with a speed of
twenty knots fifth one cruising iron
clad of not less than 4000 tons sixth
to have all our ships of over 1250 tons
supplied withto piedojboats fitted with
noiseless condensing engines so they
cannot be heard approaching an enemy
fraudulent Assignment
NEW YORK November 19Sieden
bach Schwab Co J large woolen mer
chants failed in September 1883 and
made an assignment to William Sulz
bacher Shortly afterward a number of
creditors began action in the Superior
Court to set aside the assignment upon
the ground of fraud The claims in
volved in the action aggregate more
than 200000 The court rendered a
decision today in favor of plaintiffs
declaring the assignmentfraudulent and
void and decreeing that a receiver of
the estate of the insolvent firm should
be appointed The court said it was in
evidence that members of the firm had
drawn money out of the find a few days I
before the assignment
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Assignment of a Bookseller
NEW YORK November 19James W
Bouton importer of books has made an
assignment with preferences of 28OOO I
The business waVeslablishedinlSSl the
irm being J W7 Bouton Co The
firm dissolved in1869 and since that
time Bouton has been alone He had
a wellestablished trade chiefly in old
and rare books and was well known in
this line He was in nigh standing dnd
was generally estimated to be worth
1100000 I f J f
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LONDON November DThe Truth
says James Russell Lowell intends to
reside t Oxford England after he is
relieved of his duties as United States
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High approbation Applause from
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uthe Knights of the table They are
good judges in all < its refin mentsj and
delicacies In orJle1 tQ stimulate the
appetite and keep the digestive organs
in good order they give preeminence to
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them be sure it is the genuine article
manufactured by Dr J G B Siegert
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Whisker dye Et mustbe convenient to
use easy to apply impossible to rub off
elegant in appearance and cheap in
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ST Louis November 19A the open
ingof the third day of the Cattle Mens
Convention at 1030 this morning the
secretary read a cablegram from Lon
don signed John Robinson Whitely
director general of the American exhi
bition of 1886 extending a cordial greet
ing and expressing the Jwnes ihajL > the
convention will decide to hold a live
stock exhibition in London in T 1886
Also a telegram from Jbhn S Crosby
late Governor of Montana now First
AbsistantJPostmasterGeneralendorsing
any action of the ctfnyention for the
protection and development of tjie
great stock growing interest west ofthe
Missouri river General Brisbin chair
man of the committee credentialnre
sented a report embody ing 1180 names
accredited members of the convention
The names accidentally omitted were
added swelling the Ibt to over 1200
rTlie report was unanimously adopted
The report of the committee on perma
nent organization was read and adopted
without dissent perfecting the election
of the following officers Governor
John L Routt Colorado President
Gen N McCurtis New York First
icePresident and one1 VicePresident
from each State and Territory i Amos
T Atwater St Louis Secretary L
McAttee Maryland Assistant Secre
tary J V Booth Texas Reading clerk
I Wood of Missouri offered a resolu
tion providing for a committee oC five
to consider the question of the forma
tionof a national association of caftle
men of the country land drhf a consti
tution and bylaws for thegovernment
of such Organization which was pasted I
unanimously
Judge Carrollr of Texas presented a
resolution urging the importance of
memorializing Congress on the subject
of a national trail extending from Red
River of the south to the north A mo
tion to take the resolution reference
to th6 trail from the committee on reso
lutions and refer it to a special commit
tee of fiyet raised an excitedand
lengthy debate but was finallyjiwithv
drawn and tIr resolution went to the I
committee with instructions added by
Governor Sayres of Texas to make a
favorable report 4 4 i l i o J
AVesolutienlto appoint u committee
of nine to confer with the similar com
mitte of the recent Chicago convention
was referred
A resolution was adopted That alL I
resolutions presented to convention1
be referred to the committee on resolu
tions without debate II
Adjourned till 3 oclock
On reassembling Mr Mime of New
Mexico presented a resolution in refer
ence to the arid lands of his States urg
ing th Congress be memorialized to
permit ithe leasing of these lands for
grazing purposes Referred
A resolution was also referred from
W H H Lewellyn of Lincoln county
Texas protesting against the allotment
of large tracts of land to wild Indians
which otherwise might ofvalue for
grazing purposes and suggested that
the lands be leased to stockmen the
proceeds to be spent for the benefit of
the Indians
Blas Es con bro of San Luis p tosi
Genaro Garcia of Zacatreas Hamsboro
Gonzales of Gunajuets a trio of dis
tinguished Mexicans were invited to
take seats on the tand Several other
Mexicans who are members of the
ElPaso Live Stock Association are
present and Represent the Republic 6f
Mexico as delegates <
Pf Wood of Missouri H M Jplla
Indian Territory General R Peck
Kansas G S Snyderr Texas and A
H Swan of Wy5ming4 were appointed
by the chair a committee to draft a
constitution and jiArtelegram
greeting from the Union Stock Yards
Company of Chicago was received
withatapplaiis f r J 1 r
AdJournedlnnti1tomorrow f
b A r aralleI4GootwipCIMe I J
PERRY Iowa November 19The
skeleton and clothes of Will essler
who disappeared September 16th Were
found in a corn field seven miles < east
today He had shot himself through
the head removing his clothes before
doingjso HogS had eatent nearly all
the flesh from his bones rtlHis father
residing at Farmington Illinois had
offered a reward of 300 for his dis
covery J i i > iiixi A
I Telegraphers M B A L
NEW tom November 19The Tele
graphers Mutual Benefit Association
held its fifth annual meeting here to
day The annual report showed a
membersTiip of pver 8000 persons
During the past year thirty i death
claims were paid amounting < to over
28000 The total amount of the xeserve
fund is 35000 expenses for year
3000 Total receipts I 35000 >
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M A TVeddiuj Gift
BOSTON NovemberlD MThe registered
certificate the City of Boston per
centj water loanfpit 100jOOO fir favor of
the knifed States Trust Company i of
New York trustees for Caroline S
Astor was issued today This is a
gift from William Astor to Ms daugh1
ter who was yesterday married to Mar
hairo Wilson I
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The Hope of the Nation
Children show in i deeloprnent puny
scrawny I and deliwt i nsei 1 iWelLsl
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LoNDON t N ovember 19 Gladstone
has written aletter in which he says
Government will quire adequate assur
ance that the franchise bilk wilt he
passed by tli a Housel oL Loms beforfe
the redistribution bill wjll bepresented
This however ntftJpVeclude friend
ly Dinmunication between the leaders
of the two parties before such assuranqe
is given Conservative leaders have
asked govetnJuent thatsuch commu
nication regardil1 the nature of the pro
posed redistribution bill shall bfe made
to them k
The government says that the version
of Lord Northbrooks report on Egypt
whiqh Jvas made publicttltroughjlf
agency is i incocrect
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LYNCHBIRG Vmf l9A taleof deep
distress comes from Buchanan Wise
and Dickinson counties occupying an
isolated position in the extreme western
limit of V irginia For some weeks a
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fatal disease has been prevalent l there
and the number deaths was terrible
The nature of the disease is as yet un
defined l but it is supposed to arise
from poisonous water Drouth there
for mouth nqarly driedTall the streams
springs andwells and it is supposed the
water left is impregnated with mineral
poison A reliable correspondent tells
pitiful story and says in some cases as
many asfour corpses were found in a
I single house J
Two B Disasters
MONTGOMERY ALA November 19
The steamer Captain Sam > plying
between this city and Selma exploded
her boiler last night at Hodnots Bar
The boat was badly wrecked About
twentyfive people were in the boat
Captain English was hurt and several of
the crew Five people are missing in
cluding a little daughter ofthe captain
Later news says one of the passengers
D McNeilley who had both legs I
broken died today
In the wreck of a freight train on the
Mobile and Montgomery road this
morning the brakeman H Davidson
was killed and the engineeer Henry
Ray and fireman Joseph Dow were
sprionsly hurt Seven cars and the
engine were demolished
Every Dollar Paid
f PITTSBUBG November 19 Chairman
Jones of the National Republican com
mitteearrived home tonight in an in
terview emphatically denied the reports
ports of committees indebtedness He
says that before leaving New York last
night he drew a check for ever dollar
owed by the committee The D monio
dinner was paid for by private in
dividual If A K 1
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A reduction of wages of ingraiii car
pet weavers in Philadelphia will affect
20000 persons
Presidentelect Cleveland attended
the wedding of Daniel Manning and
Mary Margaretta Freyoi
Fourteen I deaths from cholera MIX
I Paris from midnight to 6 oclock on
Wednesday and nine at Nantes
I j S At the annual Baseball League meet i
lag the championship was duly
awarded to the Providence team
The situation in the City of Mexico
on Wedueaday on the conversion of
the English debt was unchanged
Black leg hasbroken out hBerks
County Pa The disease is very
loathesome and many young cattle are
I dying
Bythefwreckingof freight train > on 1 I
the Vickslmrg Shreveport Pacific
road on Wednesday fouE tramps were
illed
Much sickness from drouth Is re I
ported in New Hampshire Scarlet
fever and diphtheria exist in various I
towns 1
A claim iqr1 2466QOO Against the
Haytifen government js being heard
bya comuiissionafc the national State
department
R A Howard at Claysyille Va
wanted to settle an old feud with a far
mer named Peake The latter shot
Howard who in his dying throes shot
Peake and wife t ° r > I
t The German Social Demqcrafsj Lav
issued a manifesto annquncinglta i pro
gramme of fierce pitionjtoHBis
marck Their first movein the reich
stag will > be for the abolitioj of the
socialist law S 4S
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Medicine Warehouse and this lion I
establishment has its lion preparation
HAMS HONEY OF HOBEHOUJVD AND
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Influenza and Bronchitis No Medical
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century has created a Ipore profound
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munity than this absolute specific for
i all ordinary affections of the organs of
respiration Sold by druggists every
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Young proprietor of the Chronlcfe s
shot at 530 this evening by Adolph
I Spreckels son of Clans Spr 6kels the
I Hawauan sugar king The shooting
took place in the business office pf the
Chronicle Spreckels fired twice the
first shot took effect in the left arm a
little above the elbow the second in the
shoulder The shooting was the
outcome of an article published inthe
Chronicle last Sunday morning respect
ing the affairs of the Hawauan Commer
cial Sugar Company Spreckels was ar
rested and taken to the station house
ADDITIONAL OF THE SHOOTING
The first part of this dispatch wasr
lost It contained further particulars
of the shooting M H DeYoung of
the San Francisco Chronicle
W Emerson advertising clerk
grabbed a revolver lying in a draper of
one of the desks fired at Spreckels
hitting him in the left arm causing
only a slight wound I Before Spreckels
had time to fire another shot J G
Chesley cashier sprang from behind
the railing seized Spreckels re
volver and prevented him from
using it While Chesley was struggling
with him two other clerks rushed up
and overpowered him A moment after
a police officer r shed in and arrested
him Emerson the advertising clcrk
who fired at Spreckels was also ar
rested Both were taken to the city
prison DeYoung immediately re
moved in a cab to his residence The
wounds which t at first were
believed to be slight proved on t
examination more seri rns t than I
supposed It was found that t first
bullet passed within a sixteenth of an I
inch to the subclavian arteryhich
if it had be Struck would have caused J
him to bleed to deqth The fears now
are that if suppuration sets dnl ihe ar j
tery may become affected DeYonng
remained perfectly cool and at
the present hour is resting gf No II
other reason for the shooting is
assigned than that > already gtatgdj
I Spreckels 27 ye rs of age He was
released 4t oOOO bail with father
Sir ClausJSpreGkels surety Eniers
son the advertising clerk was released
onl0O0bal1 I S
x S The Final I Cartvafls I
Atteihbdi1191he State
board of canvassers meet this a ter Q n
at 3 oclock Official returnsJiave been
received from all counties inthe State
excep New 4 York Bang > s K tndt
Lawrence ExSenator Roscoe Conk
ling arrived here this morning as I
counsel to the Democratic State com I
mittee Francis Lynde Stetson and i
William C Whitney of New Yorkj ar
also here It is now thought proball
the board will meet and adjourn nixfa
tom nrot when it is expected returns
from all counties will navp beeas re
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ALBY NY November lDTbe
board pf State canvassers met at 31
ocloeTcrthis afternoon All were pres I
ent The returns from all the cou ties j
but New Yorjc Kings dSt Lawrence
werefiled The returns from Richmond f
County show a Very serious err inthe
footings the electoral tidfefc The
board dire ted a telegram tc > besejitt
the county clerk to explan the eror
The board1adjourned j until Thursday
Roscoe Cockling Wm Cv Whit
ney and Krancis Lyruie Stetson
represent the Democratic counsel
1 The New YorkJ Pests Albany special
says The returns from chiaond
County received by mail at theSecretary
of States office gives only thirtyfour
electors for Butler Fish and B ulrnan
beLoji omitted Tfie footings ofjRich
moiiCounty arefoumHaythe p t
ing clerk to be wrong by 950 the totals
on the electors beingtljat much too
great The footings sLow 1971 plurality
for Cleveland As returns are made
up it is not practicableto make out on
which electors the discrepancies have
occurred and there no way to ascer
tain this short of going back to the
District returns In five or six other
counties the totals do not agree with
the items Soniftjs of these I dis i
crepancies liave been 6 explained
but the others cannot be When
Conkling arrived from New York
he passed thronghjj the Delevan house
and wjthput registering wen to meet >
the Democratic members of the board
lit their prelmnar session The Republican
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publican fcayerfot theyt say engaged
counsel nor do they intend to do so
i General Sanford has been appointed 1
additional delegate to thE Cong gjiir
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By using Dr 1 Fraziers Throat and
Lung Balsam the only sure cure for
Coughs Colds Hoarseness and Sore
Throat and all diseases of the throat
and lungs Do not neglect a cough It
may prove fatal Scorea and hundreds
I of grateful people owe their lives to Dr
Fraziers Throat and Lung Balsam 4 and
no family will ever be without it after
I once using it and diseovering its mar
velous power It is put up in large
family bottles and ow for the smalj
I price of vTJcenls per bottle Frazier
Medicine Co Prop Cleveland Ohio
1 Sold by Z C U TV Drug Store i
M H Xipmrn
I sells Cbfdrens Clothing at reduced
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DENVER Col November AQAniQctr
ingof the Colorado and Utah pool wa if f
held hereto7Jay A the roads were t
fully repreientod I The principal business fl n
ness of themeeting was to receive from
J F Tucker pooLarhitrator the award i1 I
of the per centage on the aWrp J I
ness for the three month ending the 1 t 7 l
of January proximo I Under the old I t
ar ending the first of last
month the Union Pacific received on It
the Denver business both freight and t
passenger 51 percent the Burlington t 11
SO the Santa Fe Rio Burlngon j
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the Pueblo business the Union Pacific r
and Burlington received 50 the Santa I i
Fe 5 By Mr Tuckers new apportion 1
meat submitted today the Union Pa n
cific receives 49 on the Denver freight 1
51 on the passenger business tho Bur I t
lington 29 on freij ht and 30 on passen
ger the banta Fe ± i ireight and 19 passenger
senger On the Pueblo business the
Union Pacific and Burlington receive I
45 on freight and 3 on passenger the ti
Santa Fe 45 freight and 6 passenger f
The business of the meeting wascon
cluded tonight
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SPECIAL NOTICES W
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mUESDAY EVENING NOVEMBER llr I
TUESDAY Btnncklyn and Silt Lake City t i
a ladys gold watch with monogram sE G
on outsfde of case The finder win be j If
rewarded by returning to thisOffice or Sadie tt
Greenborn Murray Utah f
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S5 REWARD it
4 NOl BREECHLOADING GUN i II
A dropped between HERALD onTce and I i
Nineteenth Ward School House Leavegun 4 j f
here and be rewarded
AUCTION AUQTIONI I < 1 it tj I
jN SATURDAY NOVEMBER 22 1Sst AT i 1
10 11 oclock a m at No 63 West Second I tt
South street household goods comprising j 1 +
one Chlckerin Piano one parlor set four i
chamber sets spring beds bedding and > tt
feather pillows carpets two wardrobes one I
dresser cane chairs rockers mirrors lace rtl
curtains and window shades sofa and f f
I lounges four hanging temps one parlor f r i
cook and four heating stoves one large fine f
range one cupboard one extension arid H I
1 4 three kitchen tables crockery < and glass If if
j ware All of the above goods were bought I 1 j I
new two months ago
I J L DDPQIS Auctioneer if I
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WANTED 1
mwoiN TO MAKE 19 PER DAY
TWO our Holiday1 Goods
P F COLJLIERr I
21S So MainS eet up stairs
TVTOS r8 y AND 10 OF THELIBRARY OF II
IN Choiael toratnre Will pay SOc per
copy leave at IE HERALD office
A GOOD PASTURE SITUATED NEAR
A Salt Lake tty that will winter dozen
horses Must be well feneed Wanted on
reasonable lease for four or five months
Address C HERALD Office
4 S
THE UNDERSIGNED DESIRE TO 1
L open a coujae for German schphira
in Holography Mathematics French
language and in Music Pleasocalland I
see THJJODOB YETTEE AND WiHE
51 1S1 First West oc U S Sirveyor
Generals Office
DRESS MAKING f
TtfRS MAliGN HAS OPENED HER
JU Dress Making Rooms 73 W Kimball
Block upstairs A sore fit guaranteed
Pjices according the time Ladies call
and see
I FOR LEASE
A FARM of 85 ACRE OP LAND
tx and improvements to respon
sible man must give sapurity Situ
I ated in South Cottoncftood John
Holder
HOMEFOR SALE CHEAP
DRICK HQUS OF TWO ROOMS HALL
o Pftntry Suamer liitchan Cpal Sheds
Lot 7x10 two tJbcks north of Twentieth
Ward Meeting House Apply at this office
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111EAPGJI1A1tS K1Q > 15 220RGAN
j H25 at Prof A Andies Languages and
Music 4 EAst Second So th Street
TO RENT
TVTEATLY FURNISHEJP ROOMS TERMS
1 Reasonable Mrs Langjias E Seqond
South Street opposite 13ta Ward School f
vHouse I
WANTED
A GENT FOR TIlE CITY OR TO
AGENTS toROpelay experience
required Call at No 25 E Eiret South St
Office hours 1 to5 pm
F
mHE SESSION LAWS OF UTAH FOB
TIE 1880 and 1SS2 at THE HRRJLLD count r
ingjoopu l
PIANO LESSONS
1rn T RADCI FFE TEACHER OF MU
l1L sic removed to First South street
second door east of St Marks church Og
den visited Wednesdays Saturdays
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RENTIST J B IvEYSOR LATELY CON
DENTIST ffith Dr J R Van Aukin has re
moved to THE HsfUT4 2JewBaIlding where I I
he is prepared to do all kinds of Dental work I
Satisfaction guaranteed
TENflST F Q NICHOLS OFFICE OP i
L posite Walker Houses over Seabury < i
Johnsons drug store Anesthetics given
Telephone in office
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r < EN3RALTJiANSFER AGENT TOANB
vT fromall e pots experienced drayman
satisfaction guaranteed Stand Jennings
Sons and Remington Johnson Co
y E R CLUTK
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THE STA1TDASB TIPS WJSITEB
The Remingto
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to do the
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j penmenand
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r 1 i necessity coming a
with busi
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p7ofe si > nii men
NTCKOFF STAM t BENEDICT
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