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Show 1 f!SSS-7-n7 - THE SALT ''AKE '1MES- - SATURDAY. SKITKMBKK i. 180O. . " 7 Official toticc. I Wfficirtt llottcre. 3icy T3 Season wil1 To" " j Modest Styles-T- he Eeign of the Swallow Tail. " " (s! Coat and Shell Jacket Cut-- nj wa Double-Breast- ed - Back-- Fall Styles. : Special Correspondence. Sep-1- . "The tendency this meo's' fashions is toward modest sand less noticeable shapes," said ' ,otble tailor the other day. "Loud ud checker board plaids aro all (or traveling suits and summer rjtfor business and semi-dres- s in j ,e styles will be quieter in material ot course there will be no marked to full dress; the conventional tamer' or 'swallow tail,' as it is v called, still reigns supreme, well meant endeavors to su- - it by something more attractive or j. It is yet rather early in tho with any certainty tho which may be made in The shawl collar will, however, most marked new feature. Dress ,,t8 will be double breasted at fairly low, but will not the decided shield shaped open-o- l two years ago. Broadcloth the popular material, though some 1,T"irT ASg.,)0,t?I" HREASTED SACK Single breasted sack conts "t cut lu'to so high as lust and will be season, made of every variety of check and stripe as suits the fancy of the wearer. Patch pockets have about seen their last days, and are not put on custom made coat any more. 'Trousers will be cut medium wide-- not so 'flapping wido" as they were three or four years ago, nor yet so narrow as last season. There has been an effort made to revive the old "peg top" cut which was in voguo in 1863 and 1803. They measured about fifteen inches arouud the bottom and nearly thirty at the knee. This season trousers will be cut seventeen or eighteen inches around tho bottom and from twenty to twenty-tw- o at the knee. Business trousers in rough goods will be, possibly, just a shade fuller and dreas trousers not quite so full. More latitude is always allowed in business or traveling suits. "Tho fall styles in top coats will not vary materially irom those of last spring. Llghtmol-ton- s and diagonals in solid colors, cut about two inches longer, and not quite so full in the skirt as last sea-so- The double breasted coat is in the lead at pres-ent, though there will always be men who will cling to the fly front, especially for light coats. Light and medium weight top coats should always be 4iltf If ! silk lined. Lap tall top coat. seams are going out, and will not be seen this year on first quality garments. "Tho novelty of the season will be The big storm ulsters in Irish frieze. I made sev eral last year for customers of mine, and they aro so comfortable that I already havo a number of orders booked for this winter. They are cut very long, vsry roomy and are provided with cape, belt and hood, all detachable, and only used as occasion de-mands. "The Inverness coat, or 'Lord Chumley coat, as it was called last season, is the most sensible, most convenient and there-fore the proper thing for evening dress. They are made of dark broadcloths, tri-cots, granites or closely woven cheviots, and are lined with silk or satin." "You havo mapped out a very conserva-tive policy," I ventured. "Young man," he said, "a well dressed man is always conservative, a gentleman never goes to the extreme of fashion, and extremes never last long. Good taste is v 3KESS COAT AND SHELL JACKET. ;are trying to introduce the closely i worsteds. The shell jacket or tail-ren- s coat is growing in popularity, finding its place in the wardrobe of well dressed man. There has been a against it, but that was because it torn at inappropriate times. There me men who if corduroy jackets and ' boots should become the rago would ,r in them at the opera. A well dressed oust know not only what to wear but to wear it, and what combinations lermissible. No gentleman would of going to a dinner in a dress coat, light tweed trousers and a four-in-ti- e, but we sco combinations just as d. 'rcjcamplei take the covert coat, which uch a run a few years ago. It was Mil especially for fox hunting men to to the meet. It was made short, and t he two cuts up the back seams so it would hang easily over the saddla u the hounds were thrown off and the riding began the covert coat was vn to a groom in a dog cart, aud was nai when the rider jogged easily home the death. It was not a pretty gar-- , hut it served its purpose admirably, is no mora appropriate for afternoon vening wear than spurs or riding lies. But for some reason it canght opular fapcy, and men who never sat horse appeared in covert coats on flway. Then it grew cheap, and well d men avoided it. So unpopular has rame that it is safe to assert that the who appears in the street with one on soother top coat. r uw as to the shell jacket. It is !y aa informal garment, designed for i the club or at home. It is appropriate g parties, at small card parties, or a ieman may wear it at the theatre when accompanied by ladies. It should f be worn at a reception or at the . or in fact upon any occasion of ulity. During the summer season it rmissible because a certain informal-wail- s, but in the winter it should be as a sort of compromise between the 'lution evening coat and a Bmoking ,t, Kept for afternoon weddings and iiy formal functions which take place FBIEZE ULSTER ASD LORD CIIUMLET. conservative, that la the reason that we have been unable to modify the dress coat. It is not a beautiful garment, but conserva-tism will not sanction any radical change. The dudes who make spectacles of them-selves on the streets are not well dressed, as a rule. The model of good form in mat-ter of clothes is the well born, wealthy young Enalishmau of leisure, and I have given you an idea of the way in which he will dress this winter. Any departure from these general lines will be eccentrici-ties, not fashions." Allan Forman. Mm before 6 o'clock the double breast-ed frock or Prince Albert is going out. It is cut me--. dium high in front, with four or five buttons, is lined and faced to the button holes with twilled silk, and is made of tightly woven di-agonals and cork-screws. It is al-- a y s b la c k . Prince Alberts in colors are releg-ated to the sen-sation loving gom-meau- x and vari-- "breasted FRiNci ety men and cus agents. With leot, which is always worn buttoned, worn gray or brown trousers, in light f and very fine patterns. The necktie be a d of white silk or Loud patterned trousers or fancy 'ties with a black Prince Albert pros j? the badly dressed man. Sae turee or four buttoned cutaway will ae Popular aarment for afternoon wear "itcr. It is permissible at any time, P' upon thoseyiccasions where strictly dress is required. For semi-dre- it be black, or very dark blue, green or wine black. The material should agonal of fine rib or some tightly worsted, never smooth cloth; light of quiet pattern go with this coat. skirts medium length, a little cutaway in front than last year, and War and lapels are small, with sharp - For a semi-dres- s garment one se(j0cket but n side skirt pockets will w less formal occasions, for business 3,nrni"8 wear the cutaway still holds Dark rough cheviots and similar with a very pronounced nap will be wm in soliU colors, and trousers in ,stnpes and small checks having a woolly finiSD. are the appropriate ""nations.' Here, again, comes in the 'yn of judgment and the sense of the fitness of things. Rough goods vry popular this fall, but they n no account be worn on semi ,asions, and rough trousers should orn with a smooth coat, strictly morning or business suiU "rty of material is infinite. Still, aency is toward rough goods, -- be c weasted sack, with medium large cel to the buttonholes with silk of dark or Hack camel's haTr ts aSu, hairy fabrics, wiU be very tad a ere at ran in London called, and by that time Mrs. VosbnrgU Had become exhausted. Mr. Vosburgh's night Bhirt was torn entirely down the back. The bed was wrecked. A large hole was burned in a feather bod, one of tho bolts in the bed-stead had disappeared and has not bcn found. The child has a sore on the arm extending from the wrist tothoelbovr having tho appearance of being burned' wiih a festering sora in the center. A hairpin holding Sirs. Vosburgh's hair h.is tho appearance of being melted. Th infant in the crib was not disturbed in any manner. There w no other evidence of the appearance of electricity in any part of the house. It is a case that baffles all theories, and the work that did it is as unusual as it a mysterious. Tho father and chilli have practically recovered, but tho mo-ther is still prostrated. Hudson (X. Y' ) Register. Strurk and Bumea V Us""1"' in the northern part of Colnm-bi- a couW, at small place caUed 1 raudes tha family of Jolm os-S-mnrsday night Mr. and to with their child, retiX An infant occupied SSbneartbebed. This is the lane SeyWrnber until more than an honr Srard.when upon returnms to was seen Otto clock had gtonrjedat five minutes past 9, and it is a that electricity entered the dwell- - ilr'SbS' first became conscious 1 endeavored toftlJS do In a few SSn Eft hold of the child, finding Sarently lifeless. In the meantuna Mrl had partly recovered, Stalin tie room in a stifling condi. S cmvkd to the window and opened then returned to her husoand Sd Vosbnrgh gained snffi-S- t rtWh assist, and they carnc4 gjonnAbroushJ I 1,1 f1 fefe& SALT LAKE CITY 2 sSM! fianH City. fiat T --L .J L 44- - vlWJ J- - O JAO'tS. MarT. Co. M.Soott. Jia H. 8. fluwriau rrftideut 8crnry. GEO. M. SCOTT & GO.; HXCORrOHATEn.) --DEAT.T1RB UTT Hardware and Metal, Stoves, Tinware, Mill Findings, Etc. AGENTS FOI. Urn IXnlgB Wood Iulloy, lliwblinij-- i Stwla Vtr lUpo, Vacuum Cyltudor aud Kngtne Oils, Ileroulm l'owdor, Atlas Kngtms and jBatl rrs, Mack InJtH'tors, Uiitr.tlo .Sale, Jfiuroa liars Whim, liiAXa lums Miners' and lUacksmtlha' Tools, Ktc. 168 MAIN STREET, Salt Lako City, - - Utah A. L WILLIAMS, Second Door North of Postofilca, eox-r-j jqtztt roxi R. G. PLEASANT VALLEY, CASTLE GATE ' Anthracite, Charcoal, Itlacksmltli and IMfflroo. ya?'ds Cor. Fifth West and Second Soutlu Telephone) No, 111, fncoporated. April JO, 1890. Totman House Builij; Company, J. T. T.tncii, F. P. MoorKwc, U. 11- - Hicho. 1'ri'siili'iit. Treasurer. General Malaga. Salt Lafiko, Utah. This company Is purely a hotim iustiluliuii, organised to slay, and most iiivitm tlia allonllon nf llmso tlfslring colt ages, nther tr home or for sale, to tlm neat.-lnsl- y and attractive) apiaranm) prorated by this rl is nf col-tng- i' when ooiiiplotcd. Ve that they are stronger ana warmer than th ordinary rustic building, the sociions all ntail and put together by ma-chinery, thereby making the work pprfoctly light, Wo are now ptvparM to lur-liis- h estimates, take contrarl" ami rumplHtn bnlltlliigs nn short time Th pat. milage of tho pulilio ii most respectfully snlliMliid. Ofllm and yard No. J VJ Woat North Temple, strnet. Examine Our Hans and Trim DtTore Tun Build. ITSFlpill Frankin Fire Insurance Co., Of Philadelphia. Organized 1S20. -- :- Charter Perpetual, Assets, - , - $3,174,357.0; Insurance Reserve, 1,7C5,2'J.71 Continental Insurance Company, Cf ITovr Tcilc, Cash Capital, - $1,000,000.00 IriHuranco llcaervc, - 2,il0,'U'V2 1 AsHcts, - G,U 17,773.91 When you purchase a policy that you expect to ba worth 2000 in case of fire, you should investigate the com-pany with the same care that you would use in lending that sum. No States in the Union have as good insurance law fjuteU tni l"ti'mrtnta. The Walker it Located in the Bwrinen Center of this City and has all tin Modern Improvements & Conveniences Pertaining to a strictly first-clas- s houss It Is managed as well as any hotel in the West and is strictly the Business and Tour-ist Hotel of Salt Lake City. Passenuer Elevator. The Walker & the Metropolitan Are the Two leadin? Hoteli of Salt Lake City. G--. S. ERB Propr. THE" CULLEN. THE Modern Hotel op SALT LAKE CITY. S. U. EWING, Proprietor. $500 Reward ! WE will pay the aboro reward for any es-i- of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick Hesdsche. Indigestion. Con-stipation or Coitlveness we coiinot curs wlta West's Vegetable Liver PI Us, when ths dirtrtli.M are strictly compiled with. They pnrely Vegetable, snd never fail to glvo satisfaction. Sugar Coated. Ijirgs boiM. containing 30 Pill., a cents. Bew.r. a and imitations. The genuine manufactured only by IBB JOHN C. WEST COMl-AK- CHltAUO, ILL. Sold by JOH.NSON, PRATT CO.. Druirtlsts, Malt Lake City. V FIC3 11 " T 1 CoprmcHreo I 1 VMARCH ciVTM P Perfection in lioots and Shoes. JOHN WETZEL, Patentee. Boots and Shoes made from the best mtrial, perfect in fit and comfortable to wear. Cali and see roe or send for price list and In-structions for Repairing none. 2H south State road, opp new hotel. THE UTAH POULTRY COMPAH, Wholesale 1'roduee Dealer, (jeneral Commission Merchants. Sole Western Ajrents for the Heston and Bell Spring Creainary Butter, lai WKt and Bouth st. Telephone 79; P. O. box 61 1. Branca houaa Park City, Utah. as New York and Pennsylvania. Call at our office for copy of the Safety Fund Law, This law prevents the failure of a company by threat confla-grations. Under this law none of the surplus fundi can b) divided arnon stockholders. Moth have ti h held, for tha security of policy holders as long as a policy remains in force. DAVIS & STRINGER, 23 WMt .Vcond Soutli at Two doom eat o tiulen HaU.L m -S-SPEGIAL Our Addition corner Second West and Tenth South, with fine trees on all streets and alleys, is the choice subdivision adjoining the city. The West side Rapid Transit Ca arc now running their cars every hour past this addition. . Davis 6c Stringer HIT UOMKS FOU SALE. I Fifty Thousand ($20,000) Dollars of tho (5) nor cent Salt Lake City ltoiuU fur Sale VOTICE IS IlEltKHV GIVEN THAT OS i.n1 "f 'th day of Seriiamber. A. 0. ISA ai wof inn city of Kalt I.ak i". nfiy bond of lb tsauenf r 1, w. will be mil I V) the hiht bl.l-- " or Wilder .w ossh. S)rt bonds are of tie denomination of fimi. parxhle twentr rears , but al.e.-- t redemption any' time after tv.iitvmt.-- r I.KWat t be option of aaidt'ilr. I iiiKna . s, s,,,,! 4 wtll herteta.hed from mi, boiide previous to the sale thereof. tht th will hear iut.'nwt from September I. IHK. until piM. tho iMeret being nb' n the first da or Mvti nn I Ihe first day of Sep. teinherea. h jTHtir. 111. In will be received or me for th pun-ha-i- of Mit bomii. or any part thereof, from the atthrtnr of August isti. un-til lno clock .m. of the itlt dv of Seotcin-Nt- . (Mi. The rtsht ton-jec- t any n I nil bids Is hereby rewned In behalf of the city. By ordeJroorrfnthe rlty mtini'll of mM city. B. WAi.nk t'lty Trenrer. Salt Lake city. August 1.1 psni. IV S. A printed statement of the financial condition o( the city iil be funiilie.1 anv one Information with the view of bidding u;m the above bonds. Apply for Hint at treaaurrrvofflce. JoMtPH B. Waioiix. City Treasurer. SIMMONS. In the District Court in and for the Third Ju-dicial Wstrio.t of VtsU Territory, County of Salt Lake. S. P. Armstrong, Pialntll, .' TIJh!!l?,s 9l:8aa"- - Jowph J. Golightly. Mar Mmm. KliraiwiU (.;. Wit. John li. . ton. Jacob . Lavu.n, B' h.Lrd Lavtn. tlirabeth Connelly. l.u L. lu.ne, Jan i::,V KT.iUi" Wrtb:b G. Wiater. S.nah U. winter. IhornvsC. winter. Ui'hHrHi. Win- ter John ti. Winter, Nora M.iv Wmter. ? U iaWr "ul M:irk """rtily. nHc.'rKOPLK or trr terkitory of l Utah sn-e- t nt; to Thomas tiolu-htlv- , JiepnJ. (Jolijthtlv. Martha B. SinMh. Kli.a-fcei- (i. Wiitt. John (i. I.ayton. Jarob C. l.ay-to- Klrhard Layion, Rachel O. L. Samuel i;. Layton. Kltiaheth Conneilv, l.n,-- . L. Uonr, Jane G. v, Hvans. Elizabeth . lit r, S:nh (J. Winter, Thomat i'. Winti-r- . KWjicnhtaerr..l l.. Winter. John U. Wittier. Nora May defe:dnntJ8o: seph.;. Wlntt and MiikiioliKhtly. Yoti are hen by required to apiiear in an ae tlon brought a;:iini von br tie above nani- -l laiiiti(t in the Ulatrirt Court of t lie Third l Uiatrirt of the Territory of L iah. ami to anxwer the complaint tiled therein wlthlu ten days. te. luiveof the day of nft.tr the service on you of thin summons if eernit within thia county: or, If served out of this roumy, but In this .llstriit, within twenty day: otherwise within forty d:vs-- or jmln-men- t by default will lie taken against you' to the praver of aaiil couiiilalnt. The said action la brought to have a decree, of thlscourt aiViuditiniraaldritifeiidanteto have no estate or Interest w.iatever in that certain property annate In alt l.akecltv andcotintv, I 'i ah. helnit lot 4. Mm k HI plat 1). Salt Lak) City siirvrv. and that thev and each of th"m lie forever enjoined and debarred from asnenltn any claim whatever In or to said property to plaintiff; adjudging and declaring p'alutifT to be the owner In tee of aald prop-erty, and that the several claims of defendants operate is a cloud on plaintiff's title: .mirtliig and cunflrmtnir plaintiff in his title to the of said aud for other and further relief, ami for costs of suit. And you are hereby notified that If you fall to appear and answer the said complaint as above required, the said plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded therein. , the Hon. Charles 8. Zane, Jinlire, and tho seal of the District court of the Third Judicial District. In and for i , the territory of Utah, tins VMh dav of SKAU July, in the year of our Lord 'one - ' thousand t hundred and ninety. IiitNKY ft. McMillan, Cterlb By Geo. D.Loumis, Deputy Clerlt. MIUSIIAL'S SALE. PURSUANT TO AVPKPKK OF SAl.K TO I me directed by the Third Judicial District court of the Territory of Clah, I shall exiKise at public sale, at the front door of the County Court House. In the city and County of Salt Lake and Territory of I'tah. on the Vrtth day of Sepiemtor, 10, at IX o'clock. M., the following Ueacrited real eMiali', t Ail that cortain piece or par-rel of 1 uid situate In Salt Luke i lly, county of Salt Lake and territory of I'tah. bounded and riescrllrtd as follows, to wit. All of lot eta lit iki in block forty tlx , Kinney ftourtay s Improved city plat of Halt Lake city; tonether with the tenements, hereditaments and ap-purtenances thereunto belonging or In any-wise appitrtslnlut. To he. sold as the property of Simuel K, Vuuce and Mollie S. Vance, at the suit of Nel-lie Wall. Terms of tale cash, K, H. Pahii. V. S. Marshal. ly Oscar Vanilen ook. Peputy Marshal, Dated September 4th, isuo. j bam Jones Makes a Thousand Conrerts. The greatest meeting that has ever been held in Richmond, and probably in the country, was the one conducted by the Rev. Sam Jones. It waa for men only. , The Tabernacle scats 11,000 persons. Every seat was taken, and not less than 1,000 stood np. 'On the outside of the structure were probably 1,000 more, and hundreds went away when they found they could not get seats. Not less than 14,000 or lo.OOO men came to hear the preacher. The sermon had a powerful effect upon tho congregation. At its close Mr. Jones asked all who would promise to live bet-ter lives and give up sinful habits to stand np. Not less than 10,000 men arose. It was a sight never seen hero. The preacher then asked all who were not church members and who wanted to become Christians to come up and shake his hand. Hundreds pressed forward with tears in their eyes. Not nearly all could get to the preacher, as the crowd was so dense. It is estimated that no) less than 1,000 persons were converted, among them many solid and substantial business men. Some of thom were peo-ple who had not before heard Mr. Jones, and who had ridiculed his stylo of preach-ing. Cor. Norfolk Virginian. K0T1CC 10 (KKD110KS. Kstate of F.llr.a Marker deceased. NOTICK IS HKRKHY (ilVKN BY TUB administrator of the estate of Ellr.a llarker. deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims attainst th said deceased, to exhibit Iheiu. w ith the ne. vouchers, within tour months after Hie nrt publication of this notice, to the said admlins-traiors- t rooms sand 9, Scott Anerbach tin1 halt Lake Oily, In the County of Hslt Lake, Utah. Wll.MAM II. MAIIKKR. Administrator of estate of l.llia Darker, Haled September. 1SW. Kuan a Pirnri. Attorney for Administrator. NOTICE To District Court, Third Judicial Dii-tri,- t. Application or Dudley Holland Smith (or clian of name. rOI'll I'ETITlti.NKK HKHI'KlTr ULl.Y shows to the court his reason as liei-el-set forth for desiring a change of name, wish-ing to change It from Dudley Holland Hititih to Dudley Holland, mv reasons for drslrlug this change are as follows: K!rt Having a maiden aunt (by the name of Hollandi who Is possessed of considerable proper! v, und who wishes me to do so. Hecond It I" desired by my mother, Third-- My father havlngconti'lbuted nothing to the support of his family for a period of more than ssveu year, though In gisl health and amply able so to do. Koiirth--Becau- se there Is such a ridiculously large number of people named Hiillth la almost every locality In Ihls country. My mother's name Is Mrs. W. D. Bmlth, place of resilience Kellhsburg, Ills. My own age Is twuntv thren years, and am residing In Halt Lake City, l'tah. Holland Is mr mother s maiden name as well aa mv own middle mine. DUDLEY HOLLAND HMITU. TERRITORY OF UTAH. IM. COUNTY OF HALT LAKE, f Dudley Holland Hnilth being first duly sworn on his oath save. I am the petitioner 111 the foreirolng petition, 1 have carefully read said petition and know f he contents thereof aud the same is true. Diidi.hv Holland HMirM, Huhscrlbrd and sworn to before mo this Mild day of August, A. 1. l. llKNRV O. McMlLLAW, hkal.T Clork. Endorsed -- No. two. Title court. Application of Dudley Holland Hnilth for change of name. Filed Augusts, IWI. IHcihy U, Mi Mii.i.am, Clerk. TERRITORY OF UTAH. I . COUNTY OF HALE LAKE, f I, Henry (1. McMillan, Clerk of the Third Ju-dicial Di'strl'-- t emit of Utah Territory, do hereby certify that th foregoing is a full, true and correct opy of the original petition for change of name, filed August 'j, IHtni. In the ac-tion thercliientltled. filed In my office. Witness mv hand and the seal of aald court at rialt Lake City, thls'Jndday SIAL of August. A. I) law) Hkniiy (1. MrMiu.AN, Cleric lly Geo. D. Loomla, Deputy Clerk. SUMMONS. In the Plstrtrt Court in anil for the Third Ju-dicial Dlsuictof UUh ToiTitory, County ot Salt Lal.e, Kate Donki.som, Plaintiff, ) VS. St'MMONS! Jona Di'Nd.so!, Defendant, J rpiIF. PEOPLE OP THE TERRITORY OF 1 I'tah send greeting to John iJor.alnou, defeuiiant. You are hereby required to appear In an action brought against you by theaonvenamed Jilalntirflnihedlxtrictcourtof the Third of L'tah. and to answer the complaint filed therein wlthlu ten days (exclusive of the day of servlrei aftor the service on you of this summons If nerved within this county; or. If served out of this county, but In this district, within twentydavs, otherwise, within forty days or Judgment by detail 11 will be taken against you, according to the prayer of said complaint. The said action Is brouvbt to have a decree of this court disr'olvinK the bonds of matri-mony between plaintiff and defendant, aud awarding to plalntlil the custody of fie minor child. Mary A. Donelsou, Issue of said granting to plaintiff all fu.thiir and pro)er relief , and costs of suit. Above relief prayed on tuo Krounil that on the iftith dav of June, defendant deserted this plaintiff, aud has ever since absented himself, leaving plaint ft lunorant as to his adiiress or where alxiuta: and further that, since said date de-fendant has not In any manner contributed to the support of said plaintiff and child. And you are hereby notified that If you fall to appear and answer the said complaint as above required, the said plaintiff will anply to the court for the relief demanded therein. Witness tho Hon. Charles B. Zana, Judge, and tbn seal of the district ( 1 court of the Third Judicial district, j bsal. V In and for the Territory of Utjih this ( ) Klrd day of August, In the year of our Lord one thousand eight hun-dred and ninety. Hkniiy O. McMillas, Clerlt. By Oeo D. Loomis, Deputy Clerk. Gold Laco and Fiddlesticks. Emperor William has issued new reg-ulations respecting the wearing of Ger-man naval uniforms which aro bo mi-nute and elaborate that they fill a book of forty pages. Any admiral who mar-ries is in future to go through the cere-mony arrayed in his full uniform. Ad-mirals are only to wear plain clothes at the seaside or at baths, when out shoot-ing, at masked balls, or when on hall pay. If they happen to be in Berlin on a Sunday the cocked hat must be worn when walking about the city till 4 o'clock in the afternoon. When an ad-miral is at sea he may wear an oilskin sou'wester and coat only if tho weather is stormy, and his shirt front must al-ways be perfectly plain. It is further strictly forbidden to have the corners of the collar turned down or doubled back, and there are peremptory rules about gold lace and other fiddle faddlo append-ages. London Troth.' Lessens Their Number. Cynic I am always happy when two fooV Starry. Binnick Why? Cynic Because they are made one. EdocIi. SIMMONS.. In the District Court In and for the Third Judi-cial District of Utah Territory, County of Salt Lake. Aumi Robinson, Plaintiff, ) vs. Summons, John Roiiinbon, Defendant. J The peiple of theTerrlloryof Utah send (tract-in- n to John iioblnson, defendant: VOU ARB HERF.HY RF.QUIRED TO A!'-- pear In an action brotiiht against you by the ahove named plaintiff In the Dlstrirt Court of the Third Judicial District of the Territory of Utah, and to answer the complaint filei therein within ten days (exclusive of the d .y of service) after the service on you of this summons If served within this county: or. if served ont of this county, but In this district, within twenty days: otherwise within forty days or Judgment by default will he taken against you, according to the prayer of --id 'complaint. The said action is bronpht to have a decree of this court dissolving the bonds of matri-mony existing between the plaintiff and de-fendant, and for costs of this action. Above relief praved for on the ground of desertion and failure on the part of the defendant to pro-vide the plaintiff with the common necessiliies ol life, having the ability to do so, and without her consent or sufficient reason or cause for so doing. And you are hereby notllled that If you fall to appear and answer the said complaint as above required, the said plaintiff will b.i to the court for the relief demanded therein. Witness, the Hon. Charles H. Zann, Judge, and the seal of the District Court of the Third Judicial District, SIAX. In and for the Territory of I, I ah. this flth day of August, In the year of our Lord one thousand eignt hundred aud ninety. HKNKY li. McMILLAV, Clerk. Uy Oeo. D, Loomis, Deputy Clerk. flOTICE TUB INTENTION OP TUB CITY OF Council to ext- - lid water mains on F irst Kouth street, between West Temple and Flint West streets. Notice Is hereby (riven ly the city council ol Salt Lake Cllv of the Intention of such rimticll to make the following described Improvement, to wit: Kxfndlnr and lavitiK Iron aster pipes r mains slong the following streets, namely: first Bon th street, between West Temi.le and First West streets, ami defraying three fourths of the cost thereof. etltuate at nine hundred and fifty (Hi, dollars, by a local assessment upon the lots or pieces of prrouml within the following described district. blni the district to he affected or benefitted by said Improve-ment, namely: I'art of lotah and 7, anil all of hit (I. nlis-- M. part of lota I ami t, uhx-- 77. all In plat A. halt Lake City survey. All protests and objections to the carrying "' such In-tention ii, list lie presented In writing to the city recorder on or before September m. IWt, being the time set by the said council when It will hear and conaider such objections aa may be made thereto. Py order of the city council of Halt Lake City, made July W, WW). LOI.'IH HYAMH, City Itecorder. Sl'MMOMS. Ealt Lake City, Beptembcr 6, , In the District Court In and for the Third Judi-cial District of Utah Territory, County of Bait Lake. OdT'Tf.nb Tt'BNtiKhvi Plaintiff, I TS. BtTaMOUa. Hannah TCBNliKBO, Defendant. J The People of the Territory of Utah send greeting to Hauuub Tumls-rg-, defendant: ARE HERKHV REQUIRED TO YOU In an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff In the District Court of the Third Judicial District of the Territory of Utah, and to answer the complaint Bled therein within urn days (exclusive of the day of servh-e- l alter the service on you of this summons if served within this county: or If served out of thisrounty. but In this district, witnin twenty days; otherwise within forty days-- or Judg-ment by default will isi ta,cen against you, to tbe prayer of said complaint. Tbe said action Is brouitht to have a decree of this court disoviriir the bonds of niiitri-mon-existing between the pUluliff aud oe- - 'eAhive' relief prayed for on the ground that about theyear ISM. the said defendant dlsre carded the solemnity of her mamac-- vow n1 Sesertel and abandoned the plall llff wiilfiil y aud1:hout Just cause or re.-jn-. ami ever since and still does desert and wilifuMy aban-don plaintiff and live nd apart fr in him without any sum lent catw or raM.n. And you are hereov notified that If you fil toannear and answer the aald complaint as above required, tne said pialnt.it wnl apply to the court for the relief deinande l therein. VV'ltrwsa. the Hon. Charles S. Zane Judsre, and tbe ei of the District Ourt of the Third Jndlc.ai District, ISCAX. in and for the Territory f Utah, thJs Kiet day of Aut ust In the year of our I r l one thousand eiht biw dred ar.d ninety. HEN8V O. MCMILLAN. OrV Uy Oeo. V. Iejmia, Deputy Clerk. The Dwarfs of AMua. CAIRO, Egypt, Aug. 5,-- Stanley has told of the race of dwarfs he met in darkest Africa there has been much inter-est manifested in them here. It is a pity that none of these Lilliputian warriors was caught and brought back by the explorers. So far as I know, none of these little imps was ever put under the scientific micro-scope. The nearest approach to this was made some sixteen years ago, when two of them were brought to this city from a dis-trict distant more than a year from Khar-toum, and were examined by several gen-tlemen. The older wasdecided to beabout 30 and was found tone 48 years of ago, inches high and to measure " He weighed about 05 around tne breast. pounds. The younger did not seem to be old, and was inches more than 10 years n height. They both were of a light brown color, had woolly ha r, flat nose, and well developed brains. A more the examination of this curious race ough pigmies, which had already won a place l 2,000 years ago, is much to be desired! It Would have been tothoever-disgrac- e of Mr. Stanley, however, sake of any such sci- - if he had, for tbe curiosity, given to one of these wee ntific in his ranks which his prisoners a plac3 own disabled men werefused. K OTITIS OF THE INTENTION OH THE CITY to e!eud water mains on Twelltn East aud Fourth Woulh streets. Notice, Is hereby given by the city mtincll of Halt Lake 'lly of tbe Intention of sm h council to make the follon-ln- Improvement, to Wit: Extending and laving Iron aster pipe or mains aloni hr follow Inn streets, nsim-iy- : From the renter of Tbled and Fourth sirm'a on Twelfth East to Fourth hoiith. tnencewe. ward one and one half blocks with iatera Hit culinary purposes only, and defraying oil he o- -t tin rof,etnnaleit twnty-elifh- t lniiidied ifwii In a local asaesa-nirn- t upon the lot or pieces of iirouml within Hie following district trrinj the district Ii b" sirectv-- or beiieht.'d by sa d linurovemetit. bainelv: All of lots 'j und 4. hliv k in; Ins I, t, X and i. bio. k M: lots I and 7. W k HI : lots, a, 1 and . I..k i: lot"'. aul ". block- and lots 4 sod 4. I Ps k 11- all in put F, Klt Lake City ""a li"prot-- t and objections to the rarrylnn out m such Intention must be preier,ul In writing to the c.ty recorder on or before Hep t tnlier :n. Pi beluif tl.e tliue si t by the eild rouseil when it will hear snd coupler uch oh'ectlotis as it.sv tie iu .de lbreio. llyori-- r of tbe cltr council of Salt Ijske city, made Hay '( P l.i ris llvxs. city Recorder. Halt r!t-- f, &0TICE. A LL PERSONS ARE ilKREHY WARhBD J nnder the penalty provldi-- by ordnance n'it to remove trie !.ly of any dead animal or offal or llith of any description wiilneit first rio. fyli.K tberlty scavenger, woo will laaue j directions for lu j WILLIAM 8HOVTALL. City Hvea,;Mr, April 17 11 Koon.City flalL KufitK THE INTENTION OF THE CITV (y)HN-rl- i OF toit-n'- l sstT mlnion Kigbth Kt irt. from crnirt it Kmirtn snd lltn utii to Ovi-nl- Mid kitri-i- tr-t- i i Nod. I hrrrlijr Klvru M lh l ily umia II of ' f ait Lime riy of tf. InKmti'.ri of u Ii nitwit to n'rtkfilKif'.llowing lHiiroM-nt- , i Uj it: Kx'rnninK n l uyintr Iron wtf lr I or Ur VM'funi ntrt. nan,-!- ii- t'-- vrnlrt ill Krtlrlb nl 'iftll itvju'bon Kidliili ttt. n4 rnnnSnii ! nonth to '"'' rrtitrt ot Hil nail Kitfb-- i hou't mr! !nsylK tnrsjr rourtim of ti . Mim-- 1 B iit-l- bB-- : dril .KKfiKlolinni, hj a lai wn-n- t upon tl, lo or 'r'r ft i;ruil WllfliO tlrt folifjw-1t- i 4vH"i1 tf.'trl.i, tylliK t iillrti-- t to M a;frtl i t tmrltiHI hf haynirimmil, ! iiwiy: Allot tow if, mwi m I. . hi m K 31: lol I. & 7, , Mo k low 3, 4. . . W.nt.t.4. VtM I; !... . Motii II: lots. 7. b!olt n. n1 low 5. , c i l!itnr,ii H Hit Lk Vr 'utt-- f. All i r,riii i lo tb frrj(iiT out of i irii iMntlo"i liiot i pfvntsxl lu wltHjif to t li 7 rwMer on or tfor Hr)rss-f:ii- r Ji, tmJK - 'In ,h" ' 'I vrbu it will aud rojdr na (ttXtt I aj mar t miwl- - ibr-to- . ' ttj orW of tb .'!tf Council f Halt City, Iua4e Jnn i:ia. I". LuVtH HYAMH. j Citj ttccoroor. fcsVt Lkkt C.ty. k tau. fficlal Jtoticrs. 50TICE THK INTENTION OP THK riTY OrConn' il tntrxf-o- swf main on B.xtii East atret, i Irnt and becuDil faou:i trt. N')t1-- e ! hry iri"" l'T th City Oi'inrll ff Bilt Lake City of the lntnilon of u-- Coimril ' to makf th ffrliowmc dwltswl lmproin-iit- . to ,l: an'l iav insj Iron wao-- r j!j. or ma'rs aloua; te tollosmiif trt, wMr: Hixth Eat otrwt. F1rt anil fwttth tij!. anl 0fravin tr--toiir- il. of th ervrt thsrwif. t Elaht il&ittr4 iwim Doilara. y a m-- nt nr-)- n the Ii.tiorp!-v-o- I irr oni v itfiln t: di'cri:nl d binirt .e! atKet n I or hr ald lniprovem-r;'- .. namely: Part of I lls' and . Nfr-- r. kliof lot 7 an1 H and part of I I. block W. all in oiat ti. Salt City mry. Ail pr .usU and to t, carri litif out of au h t press n'4 :n wntm? to t; flty on or hlor Sept. . !). bnf tb time ivt by th aaid Can-- wbn It wjil he anl rontiidfT aacb ohc.ion as mif mad tbrs-o- . byordwof toenty ConncU of Kail Lake City, made li. 'Lorss Htin, a KecorJ.jr. 6ait Im CilJ, beaK!t, istx SOTICE Sait Laki Crrr. Utah, Somber 4, ISWX To Whom It may concern: lly wlfe. barlne left my d and board wltb-oi-ciu- - I w?U not lieiwponalblafor any contracted Tettm VOTICE-A- LL ACCOCNT3 DCE ME FOR N merphandiw pun-ha-w" jaaiary 1. 16. will be plarl Jn tue Eand attorney if not paid by l"th L C. Karrtrk. otnoe with Mltuand |
