Deseret Evening News | 1884-03-13 | Page 3

EVENING NEWS. Jtsur. Tbusday, !, BUM.',. FRAGMENTS. More snow during the night. fuse day following the storm. John Aixkx was arrested last nteht tlAVlL. -- Hoop of Gold", draws well agalast High Council nlKht, 7 o'clock, Social Hall. t uun telegraphic dispatches are unusual Of ' . to-d- ay . to-d- . -- ay to-da- WAGON LOADED WITH ROCK SCENDS THE MOUNTAIN SIDE A BOKSB KtUjSt 'jUT0 TWO MAN NARBOWI.Y EACATE. . DE- "BOHUIUS GrRL" AXD T.ncnM OFKRA BOURJE. i y. .. , Architectural Ueslgxi. A very fine design for the Brigham Young Academy's new building to be erected lnPrqi vo during the coming season,' adorns the showtwindow of Dwyer's book-storIt is i a front elevation with grounds, Constructed on the scale of Ji . of an inch. It Is the work of Don Carlos Young, architect, of this city, and oen the gentleman credit. es " kj THE ; and Hardy Bros. 4 Burton. " " ;' FIREi' es A singular Accident1 which might easily have had a more serious termination, happened yesterday morning about ten o'clock, on. the slope, ot the bench south-we- et of Ensign Peak.' it appears that teams have been In the habit of loading np wilhlrack on ; the bench, and then descending a "short cut'l leading itlownthei backbone of one of the narrow ridges in the vi cinity of Red- . Hollow, to ,tho wagou , road below. ,( Several wsgpns .Accomplished ; the on feat successfully Tuesday, and yesterday morning, at , the time, above mentioned, there were two teams on the mountain side, one" on the bench above belonging to a Mr. Stanfoitdand another in the gulch below owned by Mr. G. I. Atkins, both of whom Were engaged in putting on their respective loads. i Mr.Stanf ord having finished that part, of the Job, started down the ridge, when the Ibrakes of his-- wagon, being insecure, slippiVl past the wheels and crowded the loaded vehicle upon the horses. ,The heavy ..weight was i too much for the animals to keep back, and the tnomcntum of the waonjnereas-In- g every instant, they were speedily overpowered, and the vehicle being diverted from Its course, was hurled down into, the, gulch Almost immediately opposite the wagon of Mr.1 At- f -- to-d- ay . " . 'i , found-.taneari- y . i Las An Interesting Meeting. night there was quite a representation of the stockholders present during the deliberations of the Board of Directors of Zion's Benefit Building Society. The meeting was very Interesting, a 'number of matters being dis- -' cussed and disposed of, and a consid- -. erable amount of valuable information presented to the assemblage in reference to the condition, modes of conducting, prospects and advantages of tho Society. It Is one of the soundest enand most thoroughly in the Territory. terprises tcr the Jury. The case o 0ne.ijTddleconie, charged with raur-- Joscpfe , f ,derink Hirst degree, was closed so iar as the iraments of counsel were .concerned., Jhjs morning.i After Judge JSprague had concluded speaking for tthe prosecution last evening, the case for the defence was argued by J.G.Suth-,erlau- d ami J. It. McBride, followed by II. Dickson for the prosecution. He concluded his argument this morning, and at 10 ;3f o'clock, both sides who resting, the case" went to the )ury, Hun--.ter, Instructed been by Judge having a verdict. retired' to consider-upoKTP to the hour of our going to press ifcey had not returned." 1 "IV. The Iattl Concert." A dodger Is 1r cHculatlon to the following effect r Her Majesty's Opera Company and Madame, i Adelina Patti will positively appear In one grand coucert, on a date to be i shortly announced, at the Tabernacle ' I u Salt Lake City, with the artists of the opera the Chorus and the Orchestra, Signor Arditi, conductor. The concert will take place at about ilie time of the Conference, ..to eive everyone coming to the clt reduced sraUoad Iares and a chance to hear the the most world's 'greatest fartista-a- t opwlar prices, $1.00, $ 1.50 and f2.(0. Money sent for reserved seats, at :$l.W and 2.00, by registered letters or Post Ofllce order, addressed to W. A; jiiosslter, Salt Lake Theatre, will entitle the sender to the best choice. ; . 1 Op, -- ', '" M3T CHOICE SEATS to all parts pf the house, on &le at Cb Box Q0ttJ IUM tUMl fS-MKo charg for rTvUg aoatA. raiClllwOr f 1.04, OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT Novelties la Silk, Satins, Tricot. Checks and other j Goods, of Foreign and Domestic makes. Is receiving w " i SALT LAKE THEATRE: rock-lade- ... :ii Is stocked with the' ncweet Zephyr Cloths, Glnghtma, 8.ueenx, i ' Table linens, Tablecloths and Napkins to match. A choice tnieut 1 bt Towels at low prices. Laco Curtains iu patterns snd by the ilii-e-. Clu-vlot.- WEDNESDAY, COMMKNCIXQ ; ' ' MARCH 13. 18S4 i" . as-o- . the Euvj!2ra: , oir rrttin sbasok. : MAUBURY & OVERTOFS C03IPANY. CIIARLKS If. HICK, Tidies la all styles aad inalitios. IN OUR NOTION DEPARTMENT Manager; i' 5 Presenting the best of all Spectacular Melodramas, A HOOP OF GOLD!! to W ;:A Mftpl Scenery ll Harley Ilerry. of Hew NOVEL STAGE EFFECTS AND GREAT CAST: .. :o : . i .( USTJAI. PRICES Box Office open for Sale of Reserve! Seats, " ' at ' 10 . a.m. - , , . ' - . ;. ' s . OUR SnOE DEPARTMENT Tuee-da- y ; - s . - at the salt t Misses receipt of Newest Style Shoes, Ties and. Slippers for Liidies j Children. and ... .. i ,'. i ; IS "In ! . .,., ..j ... ,;,),, j, !! , , Cents and Boys' Clothing of Latest Styles. " ... ." IUts of Newest Shapes and Colorings, FurnisUiuK Goods J 1 Boots and Shoes. Line Trliuminirs and for. of Cloths, Diagonals We have a Choke . Boys wear. . Make Salts to Order and Guarantee F(t ! ..: , ai'i NEW GOODS. 0 DRESS : TRIMMING S,itJ GOODS, M FLOWERS, FEATHERS, . B DOMESTICS CHECKS, Pi GINGHAMS, PRINqra, HATS, CAPS, CLOTHING, am! Gi-iit' 4 . DEPARTMENT THE CARPET ' '' ' "if Is stocked with newest patterns " I " I ' Body Brussels, Velvets, Moque'tr, Tapes-try, Threa lly, Ingrains, Jletup, Coaco Matting, Rnr in ull 'styles' uiul lQalltte3; Linoleum,; Oilcloths,'. Crumb cloths, Window SHadlu ja, FK-- ) ; if ,tures aa everythlug belong! ag to Uuuse FurnUhlng. "i & i ' . IV 10 J5 ! OUltl WINTER GOODS WILL HE CLOSED ' - f, i ; X ' or COST. out itEQARnLJiss ..... v . , . . ' - j , i j 'I ' . , j T. . i" Wholesale Customers will find our Slock Complete and Well St lcotcd. Prlc?s to compete with East or West. Call aud sec us. Orders Hi led t - , - j ty, cs i CLOTHING DEPARTMENT Mar-guerl- ta, S. Ward, Inspector for the Utah Association, arrived yesterday morning and is a guest at the Valley House. Mrst Susa Young Gales, ("Homespun') bur. valued; Provo correspon-toIn the city and called in dent, is . ;"day. Mrs. Zlna Y. Williams is up from Provo and made the News olllce a , pleasant call this morning. Mrs. W. II. Dusenberry, of PrOvo, is in the city on a visit to her sister, Mrs. Zina S. Whitney. Leslie Gossin and seven others of the "Hoop of Gold Co.,? are registered ' - i at the Valley House. A, Z. Chlpman and wife, MrsHarry Courtalne and Arthur Moulton of the domiciled at noop of Gold Co.," are ' the Metropolitan, Jacob Gates. J, P., of Provo is In "the city. - ; I , s . To-nig- ht - v"" v j - ; PERSONAL. We show newest Neckwear for Iilles, also Noveltlei In Fancy Good.. Out tH it Stock 01 nuttons is choice and complete. A choice and'iwell-vlwte- d I.lwto and f of Silk Ctiiidrcu's aud Misses' 'Taltotf, Hosiery. Ladles', ' tlloves. Muftlin Underwear in variety. Corsets in all colors and iuuMu- to buit. Laces asul Eiubroldf rUe, newvwt dciitus, froiu KuriKuu .brundte-iIts all lu FeatlHsrs aud Flowers Millinery factnrers. Kibbona, ' . .' Wholesale and Retail. f - ' ,1 k T . j freaUiKnt Guaranteed., promptly ('Honorable " i '. . ' ' r, . ! . 0 BOOTS te ;SEtOE:S, H vi'4c .O 13307 A!B3XQHC3331D 1864. GROCERIES, ft TINWARE AND GLASSWARE. ? F. ATJERBAOH & BRO. " i 5 t ' f ,1 j- - J ' . . , u-ui , . ' - .,, A , i ; , ; f Gold. Notwithstandstate of the weather Inclement the ing and the heavy competition of the Abbott Opera, a large audience assembled at the Theatre last evening to witness the opening performance of the "Hoop a sensational d ram apf of Gold."",lt4s the ' same nigh order , as the 'Sllvef Kmr,V .t&isnts o LoBdon, etc, and is played "rlgjit up to the handle" by a company possessed of genuine ." ,1 ability. ' In hands and the is good part Every play glides along with a smoothness and finish which talent and practice can alone impart. The characters are mutually well balanced, the literature of the piece is above the average, the . scenery is very line, and the- - situations striking ami natural. The Thames Embankment, with the dial-faof Westminster clock in the distancewBS a familiar sight to those who have walked the streets bf London, and the other settings were no less natural And effective. : y. , Where all did so 'uniformly! well, it would be dlfflcnlt to enter Into particulars, as we would haveto say , some thing good of every one, and. the long cast renders this Impracticable with our limited 8peo.- - We can conscientiously speak in praise ot this finished performance, however, which will bo reand nUht, peated and must be seen in order' to be appre' ' ciated. ' :4 ' ..... in r... "Hoop i; For imported Beds and Bedroom Suits, stylish and . cheap, go to , Sorensen 4. Carlquist. ; I y i quist.. it. . " Third District before Chief Justice Hunter on Thursgs day, March 13th, 1SS4. ; i Danville, .. 4- - ' i - 111. .. to-nig- ht ' XT: , f Kor Throat Diseases and Cousrha . Brown's Bronchial Troches, like all really good things, are frequently ini- itatea. l fie genuine are, sola onm ' in boxes. " 5 w - - LEATHER MANUFACTURERS, HIDES, WOOL, DEER MD SIIEEP various quacks PETS, FURS, mW ! so: TOSl There have alwavs been quacks: legal quacka, theological quacks, scientific quacks and medical quacks. Some of them are bland, oily fellows who argue; and smile tho world Into believing in their favorite bit ot humbug. Others are pompons and preten tions parasites. But they make it pay. Ken seem to love to be swindled, stipulating only that it shall be neatly done. The dear public are equally liberal to the electric and ; magnetic fraud. 'This fellow is "a. genius In his line.; ITe will, put a magnetic belt around your1 waist, a magnetic necklace under your chin, or fit you out with an entire suit of magnetic clothes, warranted to serve the purpose of ordinary garments, and at the same time to cure all to hasty diseases, from whooping-cougoonsamptton. Most of these have no more electric or magnetic power about them than resides la woolen blankets or in girdles of sackcloth. Only when applied by an expert Is electricity of the slightest use as a medicinal agent, and even then It value is grossly overstated. What is the strongest possible presumptive evidence la favor of a particular remedy? Clearly that it should have- been prepared by responsible persons of acknowledged skill in the treatment of disease. Squarely on this foundation Stands CAPCIXE FOBOCS rtASTEB. En; dorsed by .,000 physicians; pharmacists, druggists and chemists", it needs no. farther apology nor introduction. It is the one and only true aad tried external application. Quacks of all kinds pay the Capcine the compliment of their dislike, as Satan ' Is said to hate holy water. Look in the middle of the piaster for .the Price 23 cenls. , y word"CAPCESE." ft CuemUts, New, York. Beabary Johnson, , 4 h . , ... HUNTER'S TjtXKEBY, 16th JJAXUFACTORTt'-MIsnO- bait iajcei orxrsr,.-,- I , '' 4 BFEING GOODS. 'SOLICITED. . ' I v7v V V I lit New Dress Goods, P. O. BOX, 778. ' 33 1ST W New Table Lliieiis, Lt.. s V y . ' ; -- ft- - ill -- vin'r 1 V. jM . . 1 iron ca " 1 hMI-and-t- oe . a I i -- t 4 J lJ ' v . . I! i ( IN TO TKC WK ARK X0W BAILT KECKITINO i , Cor- - BIG JOB EOT White and Colored sets, 50c and 65e i)er pair: ; sv At WALKER BROTHERS. LOT of Soiled Shirts and Underwear, ; , Half Price j i't By ;- rrelf M mm Eprsss, x . . wmm& r abl asi vt w r juxmHttmn arreair vmry ...! '" t f.- . JOB LOTS tadics and Children's Gokii Sros. ' ; ' ' - ' "H - i 'i, Shoes 18S4. - :. "STBjJE. 1 i lies,' Mta's. IBsses' ana . almost given away At WALKER BROTHERS lt.it ! r- . Shoes. - t Jast Received s Fine Imported Immense fj An toc!a BTYJCJO, s 'y, ,1 f .)-"- , T of TTT OVERCOATS, GLOVES, T V Priceato Defy; S3TD PAIITIITGS. VsT ji3aastsiL... ,fMsf CALT LAKS CITY. iaai.,i s i ' CAPS, BLANKETS, , "WINTER CLOTHING, N suitings v Vn XTOI3 ! Wc IlaYO .. a A FINE LINE of Children's and Boys' u" . a,a. Clothing Cheap At WALICER BROTHERS- - "'if sum! Umrfrk 1 At WALICER BROTHERS. 1 Hepalrexa of Organs, si CE Xj A. " it " 1 SPRING PRIOTS, great variety, 5c & WASH DRESS' GOODS, NEW; t 64 per yard At WALKER BROTHERS. New Embroideries and White Goods. DRESS GOODS, great variety, Gi & 71 ABOTt llmOH cents per yarfl i At WALKER BROTHERS. Large Slipents lor Each Depalment S ; nil-cro- wn ! i ' ,'. NT .4 . Warehouse 46 and 47 S. Third West Street, half Block South ot Utah Central Depot. ; CORRESPONDENCE with bU own Pet Scheme Cultivate the Field f Unman Nature. WtM-Ea- eb BEJT-SOsT- 3 j7. l SUMMERHAYS & Co., ' . - , if Office mnd j - Goh n ORDERS PROMPTLY F1XXED. : 5 i Clergymen, lawyers, public speakers, and singers, confirm the opinion of the Ayer'a general public In Allregara Isto the best say it Cherry Pectoral. remedy that can be procured for all affections of 'the vocal organs, throat and lungs, Vr ; . ., HOW TO SHOKTEir LIFE. The receipt Is simple.VYou have only to take a violent cold, and neglect it. Abernethy, the great English surgeon, asked a lady who told him she only had a cough : "What would yoa haver The plague." Beware of "only coughs." The worst cases can, however, be cared by Dr. Wm. Hairs Balsam for the Lumi, la ? Whooping i Cough and it immediately Allays irritation, Croup sure to prevent a fatal terminaand is tion of the disease. Sold by druggists. ; Court.-Proceedin- , . - -- - " have used your Burks White Fine Balssm in our ftfmily for a charm: is It like months, and works the best remedy fer coughs and colds 1 have ever seen. This is the uniform testimony of all my friends who have tried it. J. F. Stout. , ce v- . For Home Made Cupboards, substan-- i tial and cneap, go to Sorensen & Carl i . - , re-ret- lre ' l)isa OUR DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT t : People etc., vs. Joseph BIddlecome, muWer In first degree attorneys, Jurors and defendant present. Argued by W. II. Dickson for prosecution. The MONET TO LOAX. Court instructs the Jury and they Pioneer Loan and Building Associala charge- - of a sworn officer of tion. Three doors south of Postofiice. Obsequies. The funeral services dtl thcCourt.' over the remains of 'Elder James a vs. James States United Stewart, GEORGE 8AVH.EE, fSUklds, of South Jordan, took place the con- felynys defendant withdraws plea of Manufacturer and dealer in All kinds of there on the 5th Inst., when Boots and Shoes, i Custom work A guilty and pleads guilty, Sentence gregation which was large- and sytn- - not J 17th. specialty. Call and see him At 21 E 2nd the for fixed Monday f was addressed by Bishop pathetic, South St. oath takes the If Wm. ..Dickson preGardiner, of West Jordan, (where the State&Attor-"ney deceased formerly resided and was scribed by law as United REDUCTION EX COAL. for Utah Territory, and presents Ilock baptized at eight years), And by BishSprings, per win oj 'of - fO.W load op Holtnan of Sandy, Counselor, John his commission from the president A.Hunbefore John Rock Spring!, per ton, At yard, Y. Smith, of the'Third Ward in this the United States, kock springs, per ton, aenvereu, 7.00 city, and by Bishop Bills, of South ter, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court lied Canon, per ton, by car load,-Ke- d 4.30 of and J.nIge Jordan. The funeral 6.00 cortege number- -' of the Territory of Utah, Cafion, per ton, At yard, ' ed 64 vehicles. V the Third Judicial District in and for Red Canon, per ton, delivered,5 -- 6.50 , Weber, per ton, by car iOAd, - ; -- 4.M The deceased attained his 3oth yearjon said Territory: 6.23 Weber, per ton, at yard, the 11th of la lit October. ' He was the ... People, etc.. Vs. Rudolph Spdth, rob- Weber, - - 6.00 delivered, ton, per new A trial argued on of George and Jane Shields and bery; motion 'for A. Gouxd, Asent. (LM2 was born, in Johnston, Renfrewshire, by 8. W. Darke, for defendant, and by Sub . T, Sprague for prosecution. ; Scotland , He emigrated to Utah when i WlOB AWAKE DRVGGYST, j .he wa but six years ol age, and resid-- 1, mitted, Motion overruledXxceptlon. The Z. C. M. I Drug Store are always since reaching hia majority, at Prosecution moves for sentence and alive to their business, ana spare no article .South J or da u. lie leaves a family with, ludement, and the . sentence of the pains to secure the beat of every the WESTERN MEAT MARKET. secured have line. in their They He 2d Is on died Court that defendant be confined In thirteen children. the .h iIhratd Dr. KlDK The l March, of Inflammation of the bow- the CUh penitentiary for two years. vw rtlaeoverv for Consumption. amoels. :! only certain cure kndwn for Cons AsthllMwAss, JfSleHHinl Star please copy. General Beauregaard came out of the tion, CoughA, Colds, Bronchitis, or Any Keep a wen selected stock of war a comparatively poor man, but he ma, Hay nFever, thA Throat And Lwsr. is now wealthy. The general is interMUTTON, VEAL & FORK, ir,ii nn a mosltire jniArAnty. Trial size $1.00. "Our Strategists." A number of ested in a number of paying Southern Bottle tf. L CITT. $& ni SOUTH 8 free. Regular ladies and gentlemen are up from enterprises. Mr. Rusktn s'aid in a resent lecture: . Provo, engaged in the pabUc spirited CSSTSf.' If yoa want, to show tour countrv Tv - i j . AS ! to Saturtickets of selling occupation friends how the sua looks in A London Wr.l get' yon a good ncal At the Newinto a basin York Coffee House, Market Row. op-A day's performances At the Salt Lake fog throw a bad h toslte Kimball Block. Call and ret Theatre, when "Our Strategists" is to of turty WAtr." , 9 ni lunch, roll, eon of tea or coffee, be presented by Haverly's Company I T2XSZZZT tZTHHZ, Mary Anderson, the Actress, bids fair Dinner from 12 to "" i p. m. Meals to o one oi we wtauniest niemoen oi order at all hours. or the benefit of the Brigham Young to I STATIONARY a Her fortane already her profession. Academy. The Chicago Tribune says esumateo at Start lnti,niiQn $jju,uw. Balm A Cure at jof the piece: Ely's Cream Catthe a must hit aim If you other yon mark, more than Any goes directly funone of the 0ur Strategists' is liltla above it; every Arrow that files arrh remedy to the seat of the disease, niest and most Amusing performances feels the Attraction of the earth. Long and has resulted in toot cures here ever seen here. The end of the third reams. I than all others. - ) Uitbare, l'a.. act caused almost a panic in the house. ; i . , Lanier. : Able we Are is almost on think To that chairs People leaned over theirdoubled attainment determine to xtpoa up to be so; their neighbors', shoulders, GLOBE BAKKXT. Thus a ad langbed yes, roared, until many is frequently Attainment itself. Go to the Gfrbe Eakerr lor tout bolt- of them looked like so mauyppoplec-ti- c earnest resolution has often seemed to day Candies, Cakes. Fruits, etc. They strokes. The company was called have Almost a savor of omnipotence. Airo be had purand wbeksome, at low can Samuel of each 6mile$. end ibelore the curtain at the . ... t;-- ;s csTr:it3TS. ever prkces.. has demonstration cf act. No sncii In life renewed c.;:c:l of Are sisms There 8x. been witnessed In the Academy." talk is .Woks CtutmciiM. The latest QVAMMnaa. circles. pedestrian , AEJCICA BAtfB. of unbout BCriiUEJrd acceptance almost Vaughn's rendered Harry Above is But the William LdwaroVs challenge to walk cf Use The rre'test ceeical necessary, from the fact that this same aix dav affilnst anv man in the world. acre t.tt- before, VAusrnu auu w wn ":t . -j irn -, comedy n&sibeen produced 2jajk2j: .... . . auis 4 i .1 . iiciui And won a lasting reputation as one of COnsluertHI Uie uucsl iiu uiuiuwujim (.stnser , Fsttr itfrcs, "st TTTO-T-lend ACESS Or GOOD FABM1XU T walkers In the world i hi!;:.ii;-n- . of Ittwr. about eirht idUm sonth-wthe funniest things ever seen upon the Edwards bus benten Jj several Tis- - "j. and all tfcia enrpur.v O'leary water rights For inforamuoa cr Udseirr.wtta stage. This, with the benevolent ob- time In Autm f. Vausrlia has de t . i in rn's In. everv i. to. to loted f 0 with the Spirit of the Tt,us no-'.eKTJLAK0O PKTT. r T apply 5 rt.oniel. ject in view," should be sufficient Office. AaJtw lmo at ' Zi-. a1 as C. or II. I. xoireii moucy. And I? it will. l crowd the house, ; ! n- TAl'ST! FATST!1 tmmmrfM FRIDAY AWhotfA IInse, Sweet Uoaae, LI ADA, "rEaRLOf SiVOT.' Brui oipem. I SOMSAHllU. ' SATURDAY MATINEE" In vcr4l'a Tracts SATURDAY EVENINOAnnncfn ravewsU Annenrsuseo o ' Atfce4 sw WMa, j Opera, BIUOLCTTO. TnsUnntetrn nn ma-leti- : " , or tsWMl toHWw Sncee . LkCIA BKIDE EVENING. THURSDAY-3- "' j - four feet away from hlsteam, which was well peppered with the flying boulders and the ioises sdtadlr Injured aa to unlit them for Immediate service. But it fared far worse with the Stanford team. In their- - flight down the hill the tongue of the wagon was broken, and a piece of it ran Into and instantly killed one of the helpless beasts, as it lay struggling under the n vehicle to which It was attached As soon as practicable, an other team was obtained, and the. two wagons, minus their loads, fwere dragged out of the gulch and down into the road below. It was a narrow escape for the ;drlv- ers, and the only thiug surprising in the matter is that In view of an oppor tunity for a fearful catastrophe, the result was so comparatively Insig nificant. Our informant Is Mr. J. H. Van Natta, of the I9th Ward, a resident In the vicinity where the accident 'oc ' ' curred. V"; WEDNESDAY -- . kins., Mr. Stanford had luckily Jumped off some distance above, and Mr. Atkins, seeing what was coming, left his team Just in. time to escape the falling mass It struck the bottom of the gully about Major a GRAND ENGLISH OPERA COMPAXYp , semi-stupidi- Resolutions of Respect, etc. A t ointaitteo of the Y. M. M. I. A., of JS'ephl, Juab County, composed of the fallowing;! Israel Bale, Silas L. Jackson and Riehard T. Schroder, have drafted resolutions of respect and grateful recognitloa of the services ol W.i S. Connell, James Paxman - and Isaac Gadd, in aid of the above named ' Association .The young men last named, it seems, are about to leave home on i missions, - CF THE SUCCESS - " m i is- wm AYALKER OPERA HOUSE .;. EEE!i:iEJ 113 GTCaEHiH nmi :: ' re-t&- ', LOCAX. JiKWS. Utah Rugab for sale by 8. P. Teas-d- el Chimneys and Lamp -- The Abbott Open Company still is Proof Lamp Trimmings of all kinds at the City Oil its popularity, And 4he perform-Anc- Store, No. Ol First South Street, oppoAt the Opera Hons continue to site the Theatre. Senior and Rand. draw good houses. Yesterday's matinee had a splendid audience a ad the John Broadbent, watchmaker and presentation of Balfe'a "Bohemian Jeweler; organs, accord eons, conce-tina- s, Girl", was, thoroughly enjoyed. Neietc., repaired. South Temple ther Abbott nor Tagliepletra were in street, one block west Of Tabernacle. the cast, but Roaewald, Seruln, Castle A RELIABLE FIRStI CEASS BKltl And Campobello were,' And right suc-- ' ' . ' ; 1ST. cessfully did they supply the Absence ' WiH custo"" always recommend to his of the.other principals. mers and reliable medicines. Miss Rosewald's "Arllne" Was a There pure Is not a druggist in this great recomvery good rendition And a trifle country who does not mend too light And piquant Inthough made parts, Bmnrt SaawaparlllM np In , , vocAllsm what it wanted in dramatic propriety. Miss Seguin's and Dandelion with Iodide of as the remedy Potassium, was a "Gypsy Queen" splendid piece Is curing more cascsrol of acting and her singing, as usual, ex- that Scrofula, Tumors, cellent. Mr. Castle as "Thaddeus" Kidney Diseases, Ulcers, was the same finished Actor he Always Rheumatism, Cancers. Boils, Constipation, is, and in bis beautiful solo "Then Sick Headache,Erysipelas, Salt Klieum. You'll Remember Me," reached the Than any other Blood, Liver and Kidhighest point of his excellence during ney remedy known. Ask your druggist to show you the I formula printed on this engagement. .... , .. each bottle, and use no remedy for the Signor Campobello 'made similar Blood, the Liver And the Kidneys 'but felling hit in the .'Heart Bowed Down," Brown.s Sarsaparilla. This sterling but as an actor he Is not by any means remedy Is sold by Kvery Druggist in Salt Lake and equal to himself as a singer. He has a every dealer in Medicines in Utah. a very fine stage' presence though, and Ask, them of Its merits.; this covers up much that is deficient in Reliable Warranted ! Always a dramatic WAy. , From sore Mr. Allen made a very good "Dcvil-shoo- f" bruises, bites,lnflamed cuts and old sores,eyes,bnrns, cured at and played And sang with1 be- once or your money refunded by your That is the positive warrancoming vlm.and energy. The rest of druggist. on placed every box of Brown's the characters filled in well, aad bar- ty Arnica Salve by the Brown Medicine ring a few points of defect, which can and Manufacturing Coumanv. Onlv 25 d&s bq Any performance cents. under the sun, the whole thing passed SOLID COMFORT, off well. ; ; . ; At ni ght another fine ' house greeted Consisting of 120 Steel Springs on a easy to clean, light to handle, "Lucia," with Mlaa Abbott in the title Frame, durable and cheap; nothing like It for roje, and bad the Interesting ODDor-- the price ($5) ever put on the market. tunityof comparing xthe performance See t at Sorensen & Carlquist' to the one given of the same opera, a . RETIREMENT NOTICE. short time ago, by Her Majesty's ComAs I intend shortly to retire from the pany. Of course" the comparison re sulted In a contrast, as it Vas not to be liquor business, my friends will please take that the prompt paysupposed for an instant that the Abbott mentiofnotice their accounts wul be esteemcompany could reach the height in pub- ed a favor. Accounts long past due, lic estimation - attained byXGerster, hereafter will be placed tin the hands of attorneys for collection, Galassl and their satellites. ; Respectfully,. An exception might be made in the GeOKGK A. MEEA.E8, ' case of Tagiiapietra, who In ;ome Salt Lake City, Feb. 14th, 18S4. opinions is the. full equal of Galassi, C. II. Lewis, druggist,of Cedar Vale, and with respect to some of the lesser Kansas, writes : '1 have sold 'Prlcklv characters as well, but we prefer to Ash Bitters? for the seven or eight leave this to the public to decide, for years, and consider past them one of the when they select their favorites and' most reliable proprietary medicines I as is evinced the continual yield homage where they think It Is handle, the almost uniIncrease in sales and by due, who shall say them nay? "Lucia" versal satisfaction which attends their by the, Abbott Company was a nice use." d&w performance at any rate, and as such A MAGIC POWER, was.appreciated and Applauded. "Faust," with the follow A Secret Agent at Work. ing splendid cast will be given: Emma Abbott Siebel, Zelda We were surnrised the other dav to that, certain individuals in this Seguln; Martha, Marie Hlndle; Valen- learn who had for many years yielded city, tine, Signor Tagllapleta ; Mephisto, to what was anitarentlv an inevitable Signor Campobello; .Wagner, WAlter fate, were startled fromi their torpid i into as Allen; Faust, Valentine Fabrini. I This condition of Is the strongest attraction yet offered serting their right to "life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.1'' These par-ti; by the Abbott Combination. ' had been bound by an Influence as It was incomprehensible. powerful as not the cause, yet they They knew, were victims to the result. They were . , BUSINESS NOTICES, j ' enchained,, but they could not discern Dy What means they naa been manaclParties having orders or due-bil- 'ls on me are requested to present them ed. ; They had long sought deliverance in vain. Their appeals to science and t John C. Cutler. for payment.; the knowledge Contained In books were At last, relief equally unavailing. TSTEl 3JEU. camel It was not through anv action of the President, or of Congress, ' for Ko. 34, Third Hutk Street, w. their trouble was not of ' Br. ISA LYONS. political character. Neither did the Governor's Message relieve them, nor anv action " WANTED.' ',: of the new Legislature, foiit was and foreign to A Lady Type-writ- er Operator. Wages out of their power, Yet they were sud$85 per month. Address P. O. Box 243. their Jurisdiction.-and effectually released from the denly bondage they suffered, and placed on KEW SPRING GOODS. '. the equal scale of human happiness. We have lust opened some ' very 'What was their trouble?" Is what our choice Laces, in Escurlal, Iteal readers will ask. They had been rcn Duchess and Valenciennes .Mediccs dered helpless bv that universal enemv rheumatism. They had not walked Cohn Bros. and Oriental. or even moved without pain lor years. ana on the strong recommendations or otrr sale cloninuLAKE friends who had been there," they TEA STORE. tried Britannia, and were at once reFeobie lookinsr for bartrains in Tea. lieved and radically cured. Britannia Coffee, Spices,' Yeast Powder, extracts is what did it. It acted like a magic and in fact every thing in the grocery power. This secret agent quietly line should not fall to attend the closing coursed through their veins, removed out sale at the new Te store. Good the cause of the troubles liberated the and 30 cents per pound, captives from theirdoomied condition, Japan Tea 25 Black Tea 30 and 40, English Breakfast and now they congratulate reach, otlier 50 and 65, May Flower in cans 40 cts, on toe accompusnment or sncn a trichoice Garden Tea 60 and 66; all pack umph, and the acquisition of tho knowtime age coffees 15 cts. per pound ana every ledge, by which they can at any comthe encroachments of their thing else at extremely low figures. resist Remember the place, Salt Lake Tea mon foe. We could give the names of the parties, but wili wait a future store, No. 63 W. First South opposite d; Market Row. time. s Interest thla afternoon. The Third Ward new meetinghouse w"i te preached in for the first time, ' next Sunday night. Mr. V; II. Dickson received his commission as United States Prosecuting Attorney for Utah. .C'iias. Mijllek, was given a bed In the calaboose last night, for being too boisterous on the street. . Mrs. Johxson was ae;ain taken In by the police- - lust night, and was this morning sentenced ,to ten ' days Im". prisonment. V IIpdolph SMitu, for complicity in the robbery' of Zion's Savings Bank, was sentenced to two years In the Penitentiary. Tub Federal Court room' hast" been Trials for robbery crowded; and murder are evidently full of food for popular thought. Mr. S. A. Kenner severed his connection with the editorial staff of the -- JlerulJ to day, and associated with Mr. S. W. Darke, will henceforth'' devote himself to the practice of law. Four boys were arrested last night for stealing chickens from a Mr. Potter .of the Eleventh Ward. The boys sold the chickens to a Chinaman, and with the proceeds visited the Theatre. Therk are messages at the Western Union.Telegraph ollke for Wi L,Graut, W. B. Ilnll,' E, A. Miller, Helen Pin ning lilchards, A. R. Gates, II.F.Pe I terson, and Mrs. John C. Wise. 'hi THE ABBOTT SEASON. . A AVI ALARMING ACCIDENT. : :