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I DE9ERET EVENTXO yEWSt EIHHA1-, 31AY 10, 1800. 9 j
I TELEGRAPHjC.
I WASHINGTOM ITEMS.
Tie Supreme Court Finally Disposes
ot the Chinese Case.
THE CHIMSE MISISTtll TALKS
I rrttnt Imtj( In Trouble -To IfecHe
I filial 81ood Kcpcr !.
Ajipoliitmcutf.
WaciiinutoN, D.C., May "-',0
maudalo of tlio Supwmo Court of lb.
United Blalea to lh clrl:ult """i' "J
Mk the touth.ru dUtrlct of Iw
I Bfflrmlngth. decision of Uit court In
Ri tho t.ctuilon cm... wa. iran.raltled
iM yraterday. Tula dlirosei of lue matter
Kf finally, untu the caw aitaln con
Uforo the court on n.r qur.tlon,
th. preeent Indication pointing etrong.
M ly lo the auumptlon that a copy of th.
rn.lorlty opinion of tu. court will cor-
taliily iio 'forwarded to tli. Olilutie
RoTernm.nt through diplomatic chau
mil before any extended ejitoo. of
hoatlle action under the law will be
luaucurated. Tho probabllltlea acm
i loiavorBprolouj.datatuKiuoon Hie
Uhlncae ezpulilon queitlon.
T1IK OIIINUR MINOTUt AMD SKCHB-
TAKV UKMUAII.
An aulh.ntio lUtemenl haa been eb-
talnod ai to the Int.rrlew between
Hecretary areiham and the Chltwi.
mlnlilerattbe atato departraeUWed.
neiday lait. The Interview wan en.
tlrtly devoid of tone and feature or
any luirMitiou of aeniatlomllim.
Nothing whatever wai laid by the
minister oonoer .In any lty
; that the Chinese lentlou In i aMjl;
. ton would lie withdrawn a. a result of
v the enforcement of the law, and It can
be ataled on tho authority if Hecretary
(Jrnliiru that he liai not received an
! Intimation from any lourco I bat any
0 such proceeding! are contemplated.
During tbo Interview the OMneio
i mlnliter ensured Beorelary Uresbam
that he tellev.d the Chluete povorn-
intmt woull not reiort to any retalla-
itory mcaiurei and there would bo
notblnK done by bll governuitnt lhat
would dliturb the present friendly re
lation! between the United Hlateaand
China.
The mlnliter li of the opinion that
no trouble will mull from the law.
The Interview wai pleaiant through
out and laited about twenty minute.
LXrollTS ANU IMPOllTB.
The ohl.fot the bureau of itatlitloo,
In a ilatement to the leorelary of the
tr.aiury, report! the total value of
e.iorti ofmerchmdlae from Iho United
Btalei durlnir the twelve monthi
ended April SO, 1601, at f.4S,o9M27,
decrease ol J102,7M,7J over the pre
ceding year. The value of the Import,
during Ibe lame period li Ju:o,161,OSS,
an lucrcace of 191,000,017.
During the twelve tnontbi ended
Ajrll 8OU1, the export! of golJ
amounttd to f 110,030,020, and the lm
lorn to 110,541,000: the excess of ex
rU, OO.tllS.OSd. During the oorrei
ponding twelve month! lait year the
export! of gold amounted la 175,014,702
and the Import! to $49,109,123, au ex
net of exporta of $:o,oJI,OJO.
During the twelve luontha ending
April Ruth, the expoiti of illver
ntuounted tu JM,S50,787, and the lm
(Kjrlito J.'3,455,'J41, an excel! of ex
priiof $15,433,513. During the cor
letpondlug period of the precodtng
year the export! of illver amounted to
$20,755,673 and the Import! to 118,
601,747, au rxcee ol exporU ot 11,273,-
B 10 SHOW CAUSE WHY TIIKV SHOULD
IE nut 1113 meuiiuiKi).
If The commissioner of pilonti hu
IK lnued a rule upon W. V. Wmom, late
W Lommlmloner of lent, and Poller &
W'. Frornau, attorney! for the American
Hell Telephone company, directing
., them to appear liefore blm uexi
fa Wedneidiy, May 24lh, and ihow
i cauie why they ibould not be dli-
c barred from practicing before the
I'atentOnice.
1MB 1111AL Of THS MONTKREY.
Hecretiry llerbert liai detailed a
board of ollkert to oonilit of Captain
llowlion, Chief Engineer llurnap,
lieutenant Commander Ollmore,
IdtutenantlluincUand Naval Con
structor Taylor to conduct the final
trial of the coait defenie vessel Mon
terey. I.ADOitr.u Oil UKIICJUNT.
BAulitant Hecretary Curtli of the
treiuury department bai bien called
r upon to decide whethor a Chlueie
laloort keeper li a laborer or rt mer
chant. I-09TMABTMI3 Al'POlNTKD.
l'reildeatlal poitmaitera today wero
aopolnltd aa follow.: Cherlea Jjynu,ai
Ureut Falli, Mont.; William U.Kallou.
at Walla Walla, W.ih.; U. C. illgglei,
nt Alcoro, Wyo.j C. W. l.ewli, at
Hunter, Ida.; ai.d 1'eter Hhoo, at
H Bweet, Ida.
lm Arrival or the Inriate,
m (JUAUASTINK, S. I., May IB. The
W B .ulali iteamtr M.rle Chrlitliuo,
lag ixvlngon bourd the Hpanl.h Iniauta
Kuliilm, arrlvtd this evening. I'iIiko
1 Auioulo l)e lSourbon, the buiband ol
IS tbu prlnceei, li with her on tliu
IS a'.tamer.
IK Trie itearner bearing the prlcceia
K wan not expected until tome lime
ft tomorrow, but made au exceptionally
m qultli irlp and wan lighted oil I.oug
m Jlruiicb thli aflernooii. The bur wai
m rearliedat7.es i.m., wheu tho vrtiel
m amhuredforlliunlKbl. A lug, havlug
on board a repreieiilatlva of me Alio-
elated l'rcir, btarOud tho Marie Chrl
FM illana ihoruy oiler 10 o'clock toulglii,
Hf UlLordo lluitaniaut, aecrolary of the
H I. laiiio, received Idb correipondeiit.
lie nU their trip from Havana a
VW BI..I plojiaut one. Jleyond fatigue
IJ inn ImuutHiudcred but little tuuiu.
vculenov.
AOIITIII.IIV l-Atlllt).
I'litn for runillu nl(l IBue j,,b,
Appruveil.
New Yoiin, May in rim director!
ol the Northern 1'tclllo ttday formal y
u Hived the plan lor lunillng tliu Iloa'.
Iriicdtbt. 'ino plan iruvldea for un
autherlied lone of $16,000,000 col.
lairnl tiiutnutoi lotear U percoulln-
tereit uud mature in live yiari, Ar-
mor'e J-ioan and Truit corupauy Hill
be the truitee. The i.curlly tack ol
the uotea will be couiolldatod tiond.
and other aueti now pledged for the
floating debt and in addition HI. Paul &
Norternl'aollloatock In the company'!
Aroamry and the Northern Lxpreii
company'a franohUe. Tho Intention
of tho management li to Inuo only
$15,000,000 In notei al ire.enl. The
price al which Ihey will be oflerod lor
iubicrlpllon generally It expected to be
about 6. Vlllard .aid the tubjcrlp
lion llt to the underwriting ndlcate
waanotyetemi.l.ted, but he had no
doubt bo would be luccewfully organ
lied. He .aid there wn plenty of
time to complete the work, ai the debt
did not matuie until Heptember lit.
reealit lor SJOOO.
NKW OltLEANS, May 8'-?e""
f.a lllanche, llio Marine, and Hilly
McCarthy of Auilralli, lought tonight
foralSOoOtuno In thy aiona of the
decent (Jlty Athletic club, which
wai crowded. McCarthy won In the
ilxtteuth round, llolh men were In
oxoellentooudltlon. Thu Marine vim
about alx puundi over weight, for
which lie forlclted the money po.tod.
McCarthy entered the ring flrit,
followed iholtly after by La lllaiichc.
Imuranea Itntea.
Nrw Yomt, May 18. Tho twenly
leventh annual mcollug ol the Na
tional Hoard of Underwriter; wai i lit Id
Ihl. morning, l're.ldent D. W. C.
Hkeltonof tho Phujolx tiro Iniurance
company of Hartford, Conn., occupied
the chair end dellvorcl the annua
addrrn. Tho pruldcnt dejlared that
lu view ol the expcrlcnoci of the Irul
year lie wa convinced of tne ntcoi
Ity of an Itioreaio lu tho average rate
ofiniuraucc.
.n Ujcli Kl.lcken.
NriniA8KA Cuv, Neb., May IS
Kx-Uulted HtateiHenatorC. II. an
Wyok wai itrlokun with piraljili
whtlaonhliwaytathe city from till
country homo thli morning.
tlelhiiinrAleeliol.
New Voiik, Muy 18. David C.
llouiton, lleutenaut colonel for on
glneon of the United Btatnarroy,
died thli morulug at 81. Vlucent'!
boipltal. He wai as yean of ago and
a uatlve of New York. Two week!
ago the colocel accompanied by a wo
man known at Mn. Minnie 1'orter
went to the Kverelt houie, and Ihey
were ruilguid to leparate roouil. Mr..
1'orter pauvd ai hli niece. The couple
did much drinking, and the people re
luted to tupply Mn. l'orlor with
liquor after learning the amount ibo
wit coniumlng. Krlday lait aomo
of Colonel Houiton't frleudi called at
the hotel and found the army otllnr
llliuch acondltlou that they at oaco
tent blm to Bt. Vincent'! Uo.pltal.
The woman keit up the debauch,
proourlng llquora outilJe the hotel,
rlunday tier luudlllon became tuch
that the liouio bilclau had her re
moved to llcllovue lioipltal, where the
wai placed In the alcoholla ward. He
fore leaving the hotel the unfortunate
woman told thu houitkceier that her
home wai la Tennei.ee, and her hui
baud, ion and daughter live there.
AI the ho.pltal today the phyilolari!
laid the woman could not live.
A nirauae tlolber.
Ijaksimu, Mich., May 18. Lait
Dlgfcl the body of the nine-year-old
ion of Mr.. Frank Harre, who died
Monday night, wai itilen by loine un
known periom from Ilia houie w here It
lay, A phytlclan requeued a jioll
morlem examination yeiterday, but
the mother refuted. Thli morning
the body wai discovered at the bottom
ot a deep well on the farm.
The mother literoonfei.ed to having
polioned her ion to prevent him Irom
growluguptoboatnlef. Hbo wai ar
retted. The neighbor! thluk ihe I.
ltiiane.
ltlir Uoiild lle.lgned.
Nkw Yoiii;, May 18. IJeorgo J.
Uould refund to accept a new term at
prendent of the l'acillo Mall Bteain
ahlp company. C. 1'. Huntington
will lucceed nlm. Mr. Huntlugtou
.aid:
"Uould hi! found, llnco the death of
hli father, Jay Uould, that lilt dulln
are to gr.at that bo mutt curtail hit
work. Wo would like to have had
htm krep the pretldeucy rf Ihe
1'aolfloMall, but lie had a good reaton
ot hu own for not doing to. The
Hock of the company li widely teal
tared, but I tuppoio I am a atockliolJer,
The outlook of tho company hat not
been to good for twenty year.. There
aro more re a to in why they il.ould not
light than why they ibould light,"
THE AFFAIRS IN GERMANY.
William Sees Danger 'Ahead (or the
Great Fatherland.
Vuvelllug Urnndiift'e Ktalue.lion to
Nate Ilia Aruir Hill li toluu.
tnry Conlrlbulluut.
TlcnLiN, May 18. The Unman em
peror, accompanied by many notable.,
proieuded to Uoerlltz In Blleila today,
where lie ptrtonilly unveiled the
monument to hit grandfather, lm
peror William I. A great crowd wai
preient and the utmost onthuilaim
prevailed.
After exerclact at the monument an
e aborate dinner wai dlicuned, and
thu tmperor did not disappoint hli
dlitlngulibed audleuce, lor In tile
ifecch lie laid, ipeaklug with greai
olemnlty:
"Tbla feitlvlly li In the midst of
atrloui llnie.. Our army requliealn
oreaied remodeling. 1 lummoned the
nitlon to provide Ihe necimary meaui
and all other ijueitloni are Inferior lo
thli. Thu moateerlouiqueitloulionu
upon which dependi the very emin
ence of thu Fatherland, und we uted
uluolute unity In order to lolvo the
qUMllin; whatever aeparatei ui ai
Uerruati, whatever cautit our luwa
lodlvergu mutt bo put ailde heriuae
Uliuerlli the future ol the Father
land." The ipetch mide a great Imprculou
aud u hailed with imtliuelaim,
mi: AllMY HILL.
Following the ixauiple of banking
houtta and leading II rm i oonneited
with tho li.urte In ttartlug an diction
fund for thu nupportof tho army bill a
lolutcomiulttueof the iron audfcleel
luduitiUaot Uermanyhaa made are
nurkablu fropotal, that part of tho
uipvudtturu required by the new army
bill bu voluntarily lubicrlbed by the
great Indu.lrlal.oommerclal and llaan
ilal iuteriili nl Hie cum. try. Thu coin
mlttiu calculated that the olut nook
tompauleiot the country, reprttontlrig
an annual aggregate l rollt of 6110,000,
000 ruarki, would have riodlflliulty In
ubitrlblng the neceatary credit and
mill of voluntary contribution would I
l leu oneroui than tho dangrroui
llucluallom caused by the unteltltd
alale of puhllo allaln consequent on
Ihe itrugglo between tho killer and the
relrthtlag ibould tha latter continue to
nect the army bill.
v lite nml lire.
IloiibKAUX, May 19. The wine
vault! of Kichonauiri have been del-
tronl by lire. Tlio lost It computed
at 2, 000,000 francs.
Illrielln Innlralln.
HlDNKY. N. H. W May 18,-The
learner Mlowora lallod here for Van.
exuver, H. C today tliua Inaugural
lng thu new direct lervlcu between
Australia and Hrlllali Columbia.
In Unjel Irel.a.
ltoiir, May 18. The itory It oon
Armed that the German emror hu
Invited the cruwil nrlncn if Italy to
vltlt 1'ottdam previous lo the military
nianeuverr. It li expeclod that hli
betrothal to the l'rlncesa Fedora of
Hcbleiwlg Holiteln will theu bunn
uounieu.
l'antalilil lor Tnllilnc.
ItcMC, May 18. Tho Italian govern
ment haiclotod tho provincial council
of llergllmo, owing to a dealiratlon by
llm council to thoellect that tho tern
pornl right! of tho pope were iunrlor
to the unity of Italy.
FROM AH ASSOCIATE ABROAD
An Ex-Typo Tells ot Ills Journey to
the Old Country.
A M.ll li rnnnrelleii(.-trroM Hie
uetai,-trrlil nl Ihe Heme
or Ilia ttillilhooil.
CorrtiponJtnct a tU IHnrtt A'wl.
75 Bt. Hiri'ilCN'a ItoAD, off Man
ommtkii IIoau, Hiiv"iii, Youic
Biiiitr, 1:.nui.ani), MiiyS, lbOJ. Itwn
ou thu mcrnlng of April 16, a bright,
lunthloyday, that I left my mountain
home for a mlitloniry tour lo Ureal
Hrltaln. The pirtlng scene from my
home, relatives, friends and anocla
Mono was one of the tivereit lilili I
have passed through, and one not
easily to be forgotten by your humblo
servant.
In company with Our of my ac
qualutancti I left the Itlo Urande
depot, taking ajarllug farewell from
the numerous boat who had come to
eu us elf, and we wooded our way
through tho lotureique icinoa of the
ltocky Mountains. Deuvor wai reached
early bext morning, a few of the
ilghti taken In, and In thu evening we
I rocetded to tho noted city, Chicago
(arriving on the morning of April 18),
which welouudlullof buttle an! din.
Here we took a Hying trip round the
Fair ground! aud iaw other light., and
lhat evening left for New York city.
Thursday luornlui", at 7:30, wai tUu
time we readied Jortey oity, crouod
the ferry and went to IheCoimopolllan
hotel, New York.
Having received an urgent Invita
tion fromen uuclu In Couneollout, I
proceeded to the Central depot to vltil
him. A llltl. nver Hired lioura' ride
ou the New York, New Haven A.
Hartford rallrctd brought me to New
iugtun lu Connecticut. It was a regu
lar wintry day itioM log aud blowing.
Upon Inquiry I learned thtt my
uncle, F. W. Fawcett, retlded ulltilu
half amlleof theitatlon. A f.w inin
utei later I beheld for thu first time lu
inr life the relative referred to.
"Iithlillobert?" ho asked.
Theaniwir wailn the alllrmatlve.
"And thla Is Uuclu Frank7"
(t The lamo," wai the rei(K)nie.
It wai a happy meeting. Slnuo my
antral lu thu ltochy mountains wo
had olleu corrtspuudud Umu rellgloui
toplca ycon ago, but he laid to tee mo
wai belter than all tho letter writing.
Uur coriTtrtatlon wot of a pleaiant na
ture and mostly i ertalned to Utah and
the Mormons. He llstenoi with the
greatest attontlon, and wai well
pleated with the photographlo vluwe
of Utah which I allowed him. He
referred to the death of hli only
brotber, who wai brutally murdered
In cold Wood Wlill.t eileep, by Mri.
l'olti and her hutband, In Carlln,
Nov., on New Year'l eve, 18S8; alto to
Ibe death of hit litter, Aim (my
mothir; expretied hli desire that at
nofaruittaulday he would migrate lo
Utah, at be felt more than ever
convinced lu regard lo their rolli-iou,
aud hli bellif wai that Halt Lake City
watlhollowerof tbo Weit. Hahand
cd me a five-dollar greeulack, and
.aid, "There, that will cover your fare
tu Couueollcut aud return," and In
nlniolt broken tnuei told me that It wai
the beil flvo dollan ho had ever ipont.
Hlnce hi. arrival In America hu had
had his "ups and down.." When the
civil war bruku out he readily volun
teered his i.rvloia and fought nobly
for tbe cause of the North, recelvlug
three allot.. Bhortly after the war lie
married, but wai toon bereft by death
of wife aud child. He again married
and ugaln wai b parted from hli lovid
ouo by death. Now ho wai, at It were,
alone In tho world, hit only llvlug
child a daughter tielng married aud
realdlngln Merldon. Next morning I
flirted for Mirldeu, wheru I hud u
ploasant Interview with my cousins
and their fumlllei. It wai with too'
Ingiot rcgnlthit I parted with my
uncle at the depot at Merldon lu the
afternoon of April 21, hoping that ere
long I would meet lilm lu my moun
tain home.
Atout8a.ni, Hilurday, April 22, 1
went on the iteamer Arliona. Thera
were thlrty-thrm Uldera and one sitter
(who wai tu learch of genealogy) on
iKiard the vuitl. There were ubout
126 paiiengera. We bad a pleasant
io) age, all feeling well and arriving
talely on the lit of May, about 10 a.m.
Un board tho iteamer wai the corpse
ot J. W. Koisook, ouo of the crew,
who had died on tho outward trip to
New York.
Ou our arrival at 42 Islington wo re
ceived our appoliilmenu. About
thirteen for Qrcat Hritalu, and tlio re
malncr for Utrmauj , Bcuudlnavla and
TurLey.
Having been appointed lo tbe Leeds
Confertui.e, lililer A. H. Farmwortli
and myself United lor Bradford at tl,3i),
May2ad. and were met at tbu nation
by WeilJcntU. D.Merkley and llldirs
HiJt.ll and Tullotion aud kindly wel
lomed to our field of labor.
And hero I am, enjoying a pleaeaut
Interview with my ciualni, whom 1
have not turn for upwarutof thlrti.
two yean.
Your brolhir In the Oo.rel,
IlOlJELr AVLWJX.
GREAT - REMOVAL - SALE.
j Heine about lornovo I will
JW. loll ri coal for the next Wdayi
-'f a" my line alock of
Chinese & Japanese GGoas,
JlhSL. rontlitllig of Bilk Hoods Tm,
W iumtno(looda,Uuinand Km.
J eer, llowla,Vao, 1 lovtorl'ots,
E&. Toy., Nolloni, e.
X2 Kill ind see how ehesii I mil tcIL
Quonff Chonp WlnB.
Mli'eeenlOoolh.
Whothor atartlnrt out on o
ploasuro trip or prospoctlng
don't fall to tako alonu a low
can3 of tho St. Charles Un
swootonod evaporated Croam.
To-morrow, 20.
I. X. L. GROCERY,
Cor. 1st South and 9th East.
JC. rflURPHY & CO.,
5Iinufeturer of
ffir STENCILS. SHIS, STEE1
X!,'.V!" Ug RUBBER STAMPS.
No. 210 SOUTH, MAIN ST.
SUWOL.
ROBERT BONNER
Superintending tho shoeing of
Sunol with tho Putnam tfoil
r0JlrT IlllL STOPIT KA8V,
Mil 1 LU A bill! FV,
Tu tvtr nr, Vrt aio to., ia., Ytb. in, isw.
1U1SAM NAM, to. Nrnt,itui
UKXtlJaUexi Ilvpljlnfllojotir (nTcrof thu
14.b luit i will itat tlmt I tar UMtt llo 1 ut
turn Is Ml n I ot icr. tat It lm coiuo to Ua
poiut lit) in no utit 1 vlll not tlow any
other null to txi uiM tbtu tl 1 ulntru Hot
orcM.SllltI fsnir tcnllt. MItU
mT bo utliDn f root). I kcow wjil tliutu mo,
tvai c&uovt fTorJ lo iuk nrtrinicuu.
try tujccUatlj ounu
Tho Putnam Nail Is tho cnl ex
clusively Hot-Forgod nnd Ham-mor-Polnttid
nail.
Look In your sinlth'o ehoolncs
boi, If tho nails hnvo omooth
odboa for tho wholo longth thoy
aro tho PUTNAM, for thoy aro
Hommci-Polr.tod and aro not
chcarcd.
Tb al0T9 rt'tor, fr01n . f,i,Ate tt prwnt
let Mr, Itonn.r In tbt act or liai, lira tils lAlllu
a 1 ntn.iu ur ll.wtillo auirlau edlna tli. iht
lejrof bunol.alll t fl la lit. lorm or a liall
tone, tlta, CIS, on tltlek, wlilla tini4r, ellh
ttW, rntrf;lu,ou recoil I el 3 cent slatup lor
iHJltige, clc,
PUTNAM WAIL 00.,
Hoponset, liostou, 3Iass.
WEKH0W0FN0TH1HC
THAT CAM COMrAlic V1TH
THE
dRAEFEHBERG
PILLS
AS A FAMILY TIU. THEY ARE HOT
ONLY MILD CUT EXCEED-
INQLY EFrEOTIVE.
THE BEST HEADACHE PILL
TIICSC PILLS CURE ALL TOnMS
OF MALARIAL DISEASES, DIL
I0U3NE83, LIVER ANO
KIDNEY THOUELCS.
THE BEST PILL
-IOE-
JEAKIiESS AHD KRYOUSHESS.
Sold by All DruafcUtl.
GRAEFENBERG CO.,
Ill WtrKtsriStrut.fi. Y.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
Tr TfOU WANT TO HUT A KM I t."iT Ml
ftatd bn,lnc,s In at"! loallon II will
1 trronwstanae. .J. Iioxta,4l9lotiomca
llloct.
t (.Odii taiko iiAl.rnr litaisriii
J ttlct X) lo I'M fir m nib. rrlc.llAX),
n . J. lloita, 110 l-oXomc. lllock.
W1IOIK till IIAIf IVTFItKST IV A
ariwcrr buiDett clttnn tAnu tr
month. Unnla intcrcl Ittaii half lotlrttl
111.0, W. J. lloBJtn, I1J l'.u. llloct.
AMIWTU.AS IlOMintNO ANIl U)IH1
lot housa lialr a tloct rrom tonotts
ctoltr luenlr tlEhtn.iin,. twcnlr-momcrt
antl Loardcit nuw la lioute I tcrtlriln coin
i!t:,liuo. M.J. Iioitn, iio lotlomc. llloct,
lor.Ti Tnnrtiitsiailii) loom at a
1' ttenrtro Owntr Itatiair'iir. plcnlll
lorllonilcclrlollililtiritilrai' lo ott
i.t;ltirliou,aliillatllr. Iflco, IIXO. W.J.
ll(-KtD,llJl'itloll,e HIocl.
riiilK 111 st nnori in iiuis'K m Tiin
X rllr, cUt,l!ine1 lhrceyparlll star t
ata oiftOinTO years' lt,p low tcnl, price,
IWl , J. lloilu.tll IVitlodlr. llloct.
AllltlTll.Ara (llinCKItr AMI MEAT
marktl rnioi lnr.l attrtso taltt IWO I'tr
monlli 1 1 rlct 110. W. J. l!o.n, III 1'oilofflco
lllock.
AtWOKVLODV. AlllIIKFAM..tn
nir moolli. K.lab litx. I Ion jcart Kirtt
rla.atraloan'tl'icMloti. I:cl .t'.ion ropi,.
lion lo lilt cltr- U. J. llcstn, 4IU lotl"lllrl
lllock.
C'T T 'l'"f" tOW.KTH.Yrtlll
OllUU Blthlil hold ol llronmiln
Bon.1 focattoD. eko He light ofllro. olnlta
room an I ball,, rent Vi Uan rlaar frultr
monlli. W. J. llOKin, lu lViwffito llloct.
CJ"ri lltlYI inSII'IITK "TOOK
OOUU an.l murtt it a Iruil tail
rTttr tlTn I. llul I icallon in Ur an rlttr
I oo icr inonlb, W. J lloirsn, 419 rotlorfir.
lllock
Iiiwb wnoir. on HAir tsTrm.T
tor tita la liotelt, Inta ilaclorlrt asnrrsl
Ittrclisnlue, salooet troctrlet ratilnirttit,
laan1rloi, rottmrtnlt, rollllnarr. l,trl,rr,hopt(
Iiirnuhc.l rootnfl, mill anil rutr MtnU,ol .
ai any J rlro t mm t AO oi. . J Iioitn, 119
I otuttdco lllvoa
WANTED.
OuisrYMrri'iKrt ami ci.kamsu
donoltr Ww rowicr, HAhftttcct, Uij.
rANTKI-IIUi8 TO MAIL AMI At)
1 ilrria rnfcloyci, oijtjin numci. M fnr
ui At liouio- For If rum rcoi I 1rel IAnu ol
rmrloix k. I. nU TJIK Toil LTUU(INC)
b&utb ht nd. Ind
Tiufky onk iiriuixn cumin
'J rJtuncl, dfpl, rr)-.fr.1 n.l l.crct
H..u!dralln 1 1 t'int.M Lnnmrn il M All
work KanrtnlCP I lu r (txi ii( mill Cone fin
lurt iifiilc. ttrona hn 1 clothinjt Lou tit
tod told
WANTED.
a unoii iiuiit HrioNii irNO ws
J. ilrrrr Mftcon. mitM 10 (or lr do
iiTry Apilr Lrinecn x in) nnt t m
itLLAiik.J umtimb u li CrualtaO.
FPU SALE.
SUIT! SU l-uNlKlMJUBAl.ti. H U.VIN
MfCcL
AUSK OUNil CI.1IILHHAIK HTL
Ion for ato cIica At Hie luwf-utlc(,
in Ucti.fouth teu,lo -treut ouo duur Hut
ot VaHi-j Home.
rpiiurr. louuTtitt jh.fy rovp,mv
L inimnk Arpir tu !. Uoini, twu,
SdUcitt.1.
CliiriitniMLJXvrACiiKAttr,Tiii:
j loTrliojt id i tali. Ff lA-in l ind lor
m At US (if3) ior m.rc tilodid ujpor
iniittr tor i AMioi tfftlrms 1nt( iirin ha
alroot J. A ftAArt ALo, Isuk jd t;ub.
Itoukk ar nr rMius, iikaii ok
1 UAtnHtrtfL AbRrsAin if lol'l vrllhln
bcxt fiw dAfi. Inquire At Stt Linron ho J.
OivT r Willi uLKi.MJMruTTA(ir
2lXJ llilMAitbctwron routH nntt
Tilth fcuatu. W Vif Itttat, ., K.
Jlublard, 41 writ, Cccoml tuuth,
MONEY miOKEUS.
nAltlll" A 1MI JOS-1W MAIM aTllKCT
u lo II prr rent on rval data, bank tloct.
roongtcct uail all Crtl thtt tccorllict
On cm ami iaiim i nori in v. itui
iHrcrnl. tirortbtck A Uoic, rooms tt
ajMJW lllara I lok.
BUI HMll Kt, Hull, KIT Al K AMI Oil T
I rt loaot maJt J, Ulnui, Kl nam St.
AM. JA.Mi, nlMAIN MI.KI.I.MAhnii
9 liitnt on crtontl and rual roiarly
MOM! 1(1 IA) AT 61, lO I I Kit
cant, llscho. ttcoml floor, liooly lllock.
11. I', U COAT1.3
lluyt
0tcl, lltuk Mocks, Uondi,
aicr clt.
1 mil ruuilt tor haal 1 iltla.
Boom 13 CoinmCMtl llloik. I tl.tM.
I 7 AMI Tl, ITU rLNT OSIVSlllKIM
)2i protvl I roptrtr, money rttrty, no delay.
John J. border. I..um 4W It-xjlr lll.K-t.
MOSr-1-lS SUM Ur" 11.01 IO rOtM
(liiotollinyeirt lll4mtl ratet city
or itrm jropcrlut in tub. Slomyon band
and laid wbtn ptpert araexerulod. Nual
lorniy let Ivr etaiuiosllnn r line.
' JU1E-.I;. 5IIAW,
Uttb Comuercltl ttlonal lltnk, bill Ijili
Illy.
Mum:) 10 ijjvn (is iaiisis aniicitv
1 roi crly, am) colltleral dool notet
liuilil. eliorl lima lotnt on endorted Itotcs.
I! tierinan llrot. It&om t Ctnlrwl llloct
IJNBT AT C UltllENT 11ATKS. Ml UK
lay W.J Moote H A CI Uim'fl.l lUnct.
ON IMI'llOMlll l'UUI'rIITY. IN AN
niiaiillly. I roby Jt troily,3l IttchtrdiHu
Xir ou mum in noimow musi.v
(j.II on AIT 1 Ihl. V'AIJKV UIAV
A TUUM COMl'ASr, 11 nil, Hill boulb
MrtcL
"lllSCEliliANEOUS.
TJULfOSf llESIMNd TO TtKi: LKS'ONl
1. on tha llano Irom a tint cla.a Toafbrr,
willilnoollloeallonMri Amelia lattcr,C9J
boulll tetentb a,l.
lost!
ONR 1IOI STTIS lIKirril three yetrtolJ.
branded, ir at all rTTTD romblnud on
mlit till'. Allot l.li k l.'. mulcr I ellt.,
wlulii under bethel, a ,i.B brund rekcnili
llns'T onrlshttldu. Iniwiuittlou ttitt ull
letd to tbe rnrorcry of tbcto anlniali will bo
liberally pud for. a II. II I. Ill',
.So. MJ v. :ud Mirth Clrect.
SALT LAKE GRAIN CO.
Wbolciale And UoUtl Dealer in
Hh SEEDS
32 Wmt Mrtt South Stroot,
rJ'itJ17. Ball Let Ot).
fl I EWIS' 98 , LYE
E rjx:i:t3 ass tiztvua
E. iiArtmrui
ft, 1toH'o ,aed parul lya
jUY made. iJollta other 1)0, ll beiair
UPh SiS wnaV affi a'il. lln'VliVcSi
iKfif Wlli'lHaaaTl'l a'tl leilumtd
ft-fi1J Hard otp lu liuuQUa trit ohI
afcl uiotiiinz nstlo liet, dltlrfflcl
ad luftlnkt. UoliU, utthinir bot-
S1K- Uet, I tints, irrtt, tte.
m, "Tp btb. A.tult,l'blll.. la.
J L li
DAYS"MfS I
Great CAT T7 Walker Bros, 1
i"goALlj&Fi,ECo' 1
SEE BIG WINDOW.
T Af A COO pairs ol Wor.'s Strictly AU Wool Pants, mndo I lm
LUL li tii KnflUsh Waist Bands. Finost lino over noon M
, , , ' in any oily East or West at S5 por pair, will bo (
cold dnrinrj thi3 salo at S3. A pair ol Suspcudors nlvon with )M
ovoiy pair ot pants sold.
T at 0 450 paiis ot Men's Fino Imported Worstod and Jfl
LUL a. Scolc!l w3l VMti. Nobby Stylos. For this 1
"uu "' salo at S5 a ralr. jll
T nf 0 Vo "or Men's Suits sold icnnlarly at S12, , tfW
LUl Ui 'or this sale at S8.S0. 9U
T nl X OUR LEADER. 12 sly!o3 all wool S ck Sails, ffl
JjUL i'. l'nblo or slnglo breasted, all new this season. i &W
RefjnlarSlj fjaoJ3. For this 3al 3 at 39.73. AM
T nf C nov''3 vnis? Wo w111 Oivo yon tho Fino Importod , "
LUL 0. rufllih Hair Linos, Scotch Chocks, Untinishcd :
WorstoJ, winch liavo canaol Bncia sansatioaia JIJI
Salt Lako City at S18. -or this salo at 514.75 a Suit. Jig!
T f p I-OR THE BOYS. Strictly all wool Sails, now and if!
hi). U. liaudtomo patterns. For tb's sale at S2.S0 a suit. I IE
ijuu ui FinoDi3o Ball and Dat, worth 51.25, given away ; ill
with overy Sul . j I
y Ai n Ron's iiao Biltrlgnan Shirts an.l Drawers in Natar- I 'M
lit), i. als, Vans and Fiosh Color, votta'iSc a ijarincnt. jM
uyJl " Forthtsnaloat ooach. M
T at 0 Kcn'3 "uo Jfiportoi nalbrisgm Half llo so, worth iV
LUl Ot 0c' For this salo at ZQc por pair.
T a( Q aSToclvcn i. USTockAvoaT. i fl
LlUL Ot Cratdc3t lino la tho city at 23c and ODc oacl. ', '
Shoes. Shoes. 11
Men's Russia Ten Lace, Good Year Well Top Shoe cut from 55 lo M
Men's Light Tan Southern Toe cut from $5.50 lo S3. M
Men's Light Tan Muii, regular price 35, cut to $2.50. m
Walker Bros & Fyler Co. M
t ' r 11
FMliHIBRO I
Our Croatost efforts for somo tlmo havo boon , jMU
dlroctotl towardo this GREAT VH
MAY SALC of H
Siik; and Dress hk Cloak:, Clothing, Etc, I
Wo Imvo dotormlnod to maUo this THE CVCNT OP H
THE SEASON Tho Contor or Attraction. This -jkH
Salo will bo n Practical Domonstratlon of fiH
what It moans to Soil tho ' Ut
BESTG00DSi J.EAST MONEY. I
SILKS! SILKS!
75o v.l. S7 limli ltaivy lllack l"oni;co.
Vortli tl.i.
MtTjiiTwliTcli China Hllki. Worth 1.00.
ATCUTRTCESssa
Wo aro aim arjlllnj; our WATKIU'IIOOI'
Hlf.KS. SlliifliforJUoyJi W inch
to2UliicliforSI.no.
00oyil.Hvivi:f. HII.IC, tlio Noioliy of
l ho bcaaun, lu l'lalu and l'ano
l'lgurri.
(loo il. Huh ol Hllkt. Cwn I'lnlih, In
rlaln anil I'linoy rjlrlpea to Mntcli.
43o il. -J Inch 1'ongpo uud Jupanoto
Mlka. Worth Iio J it.
llOo yd. Ill Incii and li) Inch Jnpanoso
Mlk, In ttrfct anil evonlnj; iolort.
Worlh Wo j d.
DRESSGOODS!
CHALLIC3. CIIALLIES.
for Mo d. and C5o yd. licit rreucli
C'lmlllfH.
"Oo yd, American Chdllloa. I'.leeaiil
DcalKlia.
Wo d. All Wool DoHtlrca, plolii colors
undrhotkt, Wnrlli7Jo jd.
M)o Til. a l.lno of Soruia lu nil colora.
htrldly all wl. Worth ".'.
IJ) N'oclty Jin at Hoods, Imported
ltobov, tic. All at rt heavy riductlon.
CL0AKS"lCL0AKS !
pfl-Nnto ospeclally our flrcat OIT.ri of
wprlni: Jucko , Capon, (Stills,, oto
'Iho l.nllro NprliiK Hionk la uiurkjd
dowu uovr to Cost uud Loss.
y"',rT''TrifrTi.i"MftiriTi;'riiffrun
Jackola frorn'LSOup. H
Cifa from ?1 53 up. M
Ladlot' Cloth Sulii fromflSJup. H
V mppcra from 70o up. H
Fca Ibi Temintoi Ilarialas In jH
BOYS' -: CLOTHING
THIS WUK. aH
IJ1 COllltiaand flrey Chock SitlnolloKnoo $(aH
l'anltMulu. iH
(1.C0 Jlluo and Ilrown Mlrlpcd Kuiol'anli v.1iiH
fl.Tr. (lroy l'iu Check Bulla. Spleudld 'flH
Valuo. iWafBH
JJ.01 -Vlco llroivn-Lhck plaid Knc CaHl
l'JIlta bulla. , JaH
tJ.ro btrlpod Cheviot Kneo raon Hulta, iiBsa
PM l.lkMit-brown Chovlot Kuco 1'anU ,BI
?!.;.'. All Wool (lroy Doulile-llreasled. UWM
ItiKluecd from Knoo l'antaSiilli 15. W. , HI
Ibo l'lnett Mnoof Kill HuluTTt oraLoivn tBfl
In thla city from iW to f7.W, Ml
(Oo stilt. Mon'a lllbtied UiiJorwcnr. rtiH
GABPETS 5 CUBTAJS I
DAnOAINS UNLIMITED. 'B
Wo tra Jmt now In tho tnlltt of our Gibat lluaaaal
ULOSIXO OUT 8AI.H Ot j dH
Carpets and Curtains, Wsm
No I.trntt to tho cndlon amount of IiiBH
Urand Ilarirslns wo will ahow i, Hfl
'Ibla Wick. All Uoea- ,( YMM
uo Itetorva, raH
tCT Dox'i"zUa3 It, fit I mm

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