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RICE & ENGEL will close out their
present stock at sacrifice, to make room
for al eiegsat fall stock, at 233 Main
street, Clay Building.
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100 Prizes

In Fine Sewing Machines. of various patterns
ranging in prices nom 500 ss $50, Of the best
man ufacture, and
VALUED AT............................ $4,000
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ELEGANT sets of Willow Furniture
supplied ct short notice. Call and ex-
anime samples and photographs.
WHEELER, FICKENS q co
lei I'm aFl Me-, strast
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"THE BEST IN TIE WORLD"
BUCK eye SALVE
FOR PILES.
W. B. WIGGs & CO.,
je7 dsW Proprieg0rs.
n o I'll Il.
Crooks Insurance Agency, 279 IL
Main Street.
NoPOLY.

MOT being a member of the Monopoly, .
~ respectfully state. that in view OF the Xxx
rItAoRDINARY resolution adopted by the Men,
phis Board OF Underwriters publisher IN
the Appeal and Avalanche OF this eth date,
Will leave for the North and Esst in Few days
20 make arrangements with nrst-class com pa
nias-not represented by tho monop0iv-to
take the entire line OF risks that may be offered
In any one building and approved by the I'M
dersigned knowing, through the influence /
have IN both sections, can secure Policies in
Companies that Will be UNoBJEoTIoNABLE &,
the most FAsTIDIoUs. / am now prepared 10
cover so 900 in any one building as well 10
grant special or open Marine Policies.
GEO. w. i. CROOK
iel0 Independent Insurance Agency.
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RICE & ENGEL will continue business
at 233 Main street, Clay Building.
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DENTIsTRY.-Dr. J. b. Wsa5on, den.
list, still continues the practice Of his
profession at his new Office, over the
wholesale Drug Emporium, No. SlS
Main street, iustesd Of having retired
from the profession, Is has been so often
reported throughout the city and
country,
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TraVeIeFs.-Get your Accident In
surance at Is Madison street, upstairs.
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BIZ Heads Printed at the Lowest
Prices at the Appeal dob Once.
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REMNANTS suitable for boys wear, for
mems wear and ohildren's wear, very
cheap at Msnken Bros
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RICE & ENaEL have removed to 2sG
Main street, Clay Building.
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E. L. B. E.-What does 1t mean ? You
can prove that by Us, for We have tried 1t,
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A BAD HARIT. We call the attention
Of the police to the habit Of boys and
youths, white and black, Of tossing and
pitching balls, rocks and other missiles
TO and fro in the streets. The habit is
very dangerous, physician informing
US that be had been called upon to visit,
within the past few days, three patients
who had been injured by this recklessness.
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LARGE lot of JacOnets aud Irish
Linens, from bankrupt sales, at bar
gain at Rice & Engers, Clay build
inc
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Of fire sounded yesterday morning about
ten o'clock. The fire was supposed to be
somewhere about the Odd Fellows Hall,
but we have been unable up to writing,
to find anybody who knows anything
about it. A large crowd soon assembled
in the Park, among whom We noticed
great many ladies, all Of whom seemed
to be terribly disappointed at the sell.
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F1oR SALE.

EECaESr IFECHES! JUST RECEIVED,
sftTFY DRUG STORE, fresh supply Of
GENITISE SH SDISH LEEChE5, which we
offer Tor sale on reasonable terms. We give
I,eTsousI a..d undivided attention 10 our IRE
scri ption Department, usy ana nlElt !. " e VII
moi sell other InEn PURE AND hhSH Ah-L-
T'STN-I-- RJe5E & NlGUS,
81 Main street,
--oto1-, Corner Winchester.
JFOR SALE Ok E&CHANGE FOR CLI 4
T. PRDPEhTY.-FOrty-iou acres Z. lslsno,
Tnree mile due east OF the city limits, corner q
CLAYTON and Holmes avenues las Plentg u
hssyy timber, running WStsr, eng loie oulLolhs
estes and Is IN al excellent nelghD0rhoOui
WIN he sod in q body or diFlded 70 suit Ap-
NV 70 VS. AEAOUR or D. ID. IONNoE ~,
No 80 front Row. Ag1-
CTrBrRsAN LANDS AND RESIDENCE FOR
- SALE o. EASY TEENS My LANDS, mics
ssSsf al Jhs city are Tor sale, on terms TO suit
Durefazers for casa or on any tLLne-lrOln one
u Ten years, aud IN aiaE uuautity-trom acres
10 50. NY residence, VIII nom IA u . aeres
Land viii be sold al q great bsis ain. Apply 70
myself on tie premises OF 70 10 slSE' 4Ie@e
want q Co.. my q -e4ts, IN tie city.
aplZ n n mem ' a, 4
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References given by Permission {.

Aull, Pollard a Reniek, Bankers, st. Louis.
Daniel q. Taylor, eK Mayor of st. Louis.
Butchers and Drovers' Bank, st. Louis
Peoples Savings AssOcis ton.
Edward =. p ummeT, Memphis Tenn.
BOatmen's savings Institution st Louis No.
John Il. Andrews, ex-Shehf of st. Louis
county. Mo.
Layelle. Wa, ner Co., proprietors Southern
Hotel, 81. Louis, No.
son a Vale.
Erasius Wells, President Accommodation
Bank, st. Louis.
Hon. William Taussig.
Charles +. Meyer.
A. Krieclhaus, Pr sldent City Councf.
Joseph Deggendorf, City Comptroller.
@. W. Dreyer.
No person will be authorised to sell Certfa-
Gates FOR the Association, or be Re eOgnized a.
an agent. unless holding certificate to that
effect from ths Manager Of the Association.
NOTICE.
Persons ordering Certificates by mail can
send greenbacks to the amount or ten dollars
in registered letters and postofiee or ether
drafts, Pc yabie to our order, larger amounts,
at our risk, vi it'll sddrss s. of town, county and
state carefully written
Certificates may be- had at the ONCE of the
Manager, as Walnui street and OF ne follow
Fourth street; Pianters' House s a
l08 south Flfth street, under the Southern Ho.
tel; G. NJ. CasWell, Cigar Store, corner Fourth
and Walnut streets; Torrey's Bookstore 10
North Fourth street. OppO,ite the Court House,
W. H rilford, Photographic Goods. II North
Fourth street; B D. Adams, Southern Hotel
Saloon; ]. ii Cook, News Stand, Southern
HOTEL NJ. B SWORD, News Stand, St Nicholas
Hotel; g. B. White, Bookstore, $40 Washing
ton avenue.
as-All orders for Certificates and eommuni-
cations should be addressed TO
PHILIP y. LANHAsT, Manager.
No. 4iO walnut street,
Under sOuths n Hotel. St. Louis. Missouri.
ia. COPELAND, Secretary.
s~ TICKETS CAN BE BAD OF
E.S PLUMMER.
-, NO. 2Is Front sa, as@phls. Team,
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MERCANTILE LIBRARY HALL,
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
First Prize,

The PASCH All HOUSE. corner Filth and
Walnut streets, st. Louis. No.: Lot 81 feet front
BY III deep, has four stories, sixty fine rooms
also, i've elegant stores. These, together with
the Hotel, are bringing a rent OF So 100 per an
mum. This magnificent house, with furniture
complete, is
VALUED AT. ........ $3.50 ,CO8
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From the st. Lonis Piano Mandatory, rang
ing IN price nom $50 20 $500 each. SAMPLES
can be seen at The rooms Of the Company, cor
ner or Fitth ana Walnut directs, under The Pas
email House.
VALUED Al. - SO 90
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DON'T forget that our sale at
cost for Boots and Shoes an0 Hats
sllll continues at our OLD stand,
219 Main street.
j. 7. HANDLAN 4 ca.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DR.. MOrtImOre az BueDa Vista Springs
RussellyIIIe, Kentucky.

BUENA VISTA SPRINGS, RUSsELLvILLE, Lo-
gan county, Ky.-My friends in the South who
desire to consult or place themselves under m
treatment, can address or come and consult me
personally nom this date until lst OF October
next at this favorite Watering Place, and these
Justly celebrated Mineral Jr1ngs. As hereto
fore, will still de gote my attention to treat
ment OF all the various forms Of CHRONIC Dis
EASES, especially to Diseases Of lte Lungs and
Organs OF the Guest. as also all the various
III ctive forms Of FEMALE Disc ASFS.
leo d3tWaw3m u. MORTIMORE, II. D.
Fairly Marriages.-Dr. Franklin advocated
Early Marriages. Essays for Young Men, on
this and other subjects, being a GUIDE TO
MARRIAGE and ConJugal Felicity, by benev-
olont Physicians, sent by mail. in sealed letter
envelopes, free of charge. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa.
mail Sm
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BANKRUPT'S SALE
At the Store, No. 1875 Main ST..
OF Drugs. Chemicals. Perfumery,
Paints, Oils, varnishes, Brushes,
Glass and Glassware, Fancy
Articles, Druggists and
Grocers' Sundries,

A t private sale, for 80 days, at the lowest
n New York net cash prices, by order OF
the DISTRICT Court of the UBited States for the
District Of West Tennessee, in the matter OF r.
l. Huette q Co., in Bankruptcy, The goods are
al fresh aud In the best order, and viii be kold
In lots 0 suit purchasers for Cash only. The
especial attention OF Dealers and Drugg s. = IL
cal ed TO examine this stock. as no such In
documents have been offered TO this public boz
fore.
NJ Packages broken and no reclamation AZ
loved after the delivery Of goods nom store
A Catalogue OF the stock can be had By ap-
plying at the store No, 1896 Main street,
All orders to be -ddressed 10
VIM. Y. ClRODE, Assignee
Of /. Huetta & Co., Bankrupt.
&EAFHrs, JIas 10, 1855. isll II
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THE exhibition of the Central Church
Sabbath school, on Union street, will
take place this evening at eight o'clock.
The exercises will be Of very inter
esting character. 4 collection will be
taken up during the evening for the ben-
eft Of the Sabbath school library. WISH
tors and friends can come prepared to
contribute something to this cause. The
public are invited to attend.
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RIVER MATTERS.
WEATHER AND RIVERS.

The levee was quiet yesterday, and
afforded few items of interest, Freight
was scarce, but lsrgs increase in the
number of passengers bound North was
apparent. The Marble City was uncom-
fOrtably crowded. One cause of this in
creased tlavel is the continued suspen-
sion of railroad communication. Aside
fron this, the river is generally preferred
at this season. The weather was clear
and warm, with a fair breeze most of the
day. The river at this point continues
to rise very slowly. 1t was rising little
at st. Louis at latest advices. Ohio
river was falling, but, like the Missis
sipgi, was at good stage, Arkansas
river Is falling, with scant three feet be-
low Little Rock. White river is at good
stage and falling.
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Bills Lading Printed at the Lowest
Prices at the Appeal job OAice.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR PORT SMITH.

FOR FORT SMITH.
Memphis and Arkansas Rivr Packet COM
his ss states les Mail FOR Helena. Ma
buren, and Fort SMITH direct
Wa CALDW ELL-.-..........R. L. Haines master
This splendid passenger packet
viii leave for the above -
MONDAY, 18th inst, at pm.
-, JAS. t. BOURNE q CO.. Agents,
Jelz AZ NO. y Jefferson street.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
For New Orleans
DEXTER. Montgomery master
IT This elegant passenger steamer A.
THIS DAY, 18th inst, at pm.
-, LARRY HARMsTAD, Agent.
lelz 10 CITY Wharfnoat foot Monroe St
FOR vICKSBURG.
Regular It. Louis. Memphis and VicIsbura
United States Mail Packet
For Fieksburg and Way Landings.
Loekhart master
The elegant and feet passenger L. :
SATURDAY, 18th inst, at 4 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent,
-Je1z y CITY Wharfb0 {. loot Monroe 81.
FOR WHITE RIVER.
Memphis and White River o. 3. Mall Packet
Company.
For Helena, DeValTs Bluff Little Rock An
gusta, JaeKsonPOrt and all Way Landings
LIBERTY NO. 2-.-.............-J ames Rice master
This fine passenger packet leaves dr.
for the above on 2 SEa44ss.,SN
SATURDAY, 18th inst, at pm.
For freight OF passage apsiy to
Lev q MILLER. Agents
Jefferson street, under Commercial Hotel.
tell st
For White Rlvsr-U. s. 81.
L1BEtI1 NO, laznes Rice master
leave az above on ss3Sss.saaErEc
sAAU hDAY, l3th inst, at pm.
LARRY HARMsrAD, Agent,
-4sI4 II AlIY W 1aTfooas to0t Monroe So.
FOR ST. LOUIS.
Regular St. Louis. Mem phis and Vieksbury II
> Mall Packet.
For Cairo and st. Louis.
NJ 1ON Blake master
will leave : - -
FRIDAY, 18th INST, at pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD. Agent.
--Je4 u City Wharf boat. loot Monroe st.
FOR ST. FRAHCIs RIVER.
Regular Tuesday ct. Fszuc.s RIVER Packst-For
6eieIG AssriGnaa, Madison, Wittsburz
- and all way Landings.
MOLlALE HA1BAlGr0N, /. Z. Bowman Magter
sam. Z. Paine, Shell and Clark, Clerks.
WI Leave Memphis EVERY L.
TUESDAY, at o'clock pm 5s-assSsFlS
LARRY HARMSTAD, AFent-
JAZZ II City Whsr1bOat. foot Monroe st.
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No person will be authorized TO sell Certia-
Gates FOR the Association, or be Re eOznizsd a.
an agent. unless holding certificate to that
effect from the Manager Of the Association.
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A McGiLL, Master; A.MARTIN, Clerk.
VNHE BELLE LEE viii run regularly in the
l Memphis and New Orleans trade, leaving
Memphis on alternate Tuesdays and Fridays
commencing on Tuesday, the 18TH of 5eptem-
per, 1883.
LEAVING MEMPHIS. LEAVING N. ORLEANs
Tuesday, 18th Sept, Saturday, 18th Sept,
Friday, 18th Sept, Wednesday. 9Oth sept,
Tuesday, 9th October, Saturday, 10th Octo0er,
Friday, 18th October, Wednesday, 2lst oct,
Tuesday, 9th October, Saturday alst October
Friday, 9th Nov, Wednesday llth Now
Tuesday, 18th Nov, Saturday, DIST NOV
Friday, 9th Nov, Wednesday, I'd Dec,
Tuesday, Sth Dec, Saturday, 18th Dec,
Friday, Is b Dec, Wednesday, I'D Dec,
Tuesday, 29Lh Dec. Saturday, "a January
mal4tf
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INSURANCE.
THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY
FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF MEM RHlS

OF MEMPHIS.
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NAvN INTELLIGENCE.
WASHINGTON. Mar

WASHINGTON, March L. 1893.
The Secretary of the Navy this morning received
ofncisi information OF the death OF Rear Admiral
Bell In dispatches from Commodore Goldsborou9h
dated United states steamer Shenandoah, Hiogo.
January 1e ana giving the particulars Of tho AFFAIR.
all Of which have been heretofore pnblished. Com
modorc Goldsborough proposes sending the remains
cf Rear Admiral Bell and Lieutenant Commander
Reed to Hong Kong In the United States steamer
Aroostook and from there home In the United states
General order No. q issued BY Commodore Colds
borough on taking command Of the AS ATTIC squadrort
expresses appreciation aud thanks TO Iieutcna!t
Commander r. j. Higrlnson, deutenant =. n. sardA
and Boatswain w. Long, OF the Hartford; LeuteD Dals
Commander Charles S Cotton and Boatswain w q
Lee6s, OF the Shenandoah; to acting Master AJnert
Taylor, Of the Aroostook; to Midshipman w. II
Emory. of the Iroquois and to all the men VINO Gomt
posed the Of the boats belonging TO tn1 aboyy
named vessels for their manly daring IN gcmp into
the surf the bar, on the occasion OF the hoWnhR
OF Admiral Boil, OF the risk Of their own lives Such
gallant conduct the order recites, ng Oh the
highest commendntion and praise.
The navy bulletin announces the resignation 0f
Third Assistant Engineer James A. parton, the dis
charge Of Acting Third Assistant Engineers John
Grimes and w: n Lcug$, Of the Mosshclee, and the
Lieutenant r. IIarterv frvm December 1895; Acting
Second Asslstaus EuBneers Charles W. Forbes and
George Holtin. sud Aate Jsmsa Nyran.
The New York herald., 1868-03-13
COURT or seNeRAl SESSIONS.
Before Judge Russel.

BEFORE Judge Russell
The court disposed OF number Of cases yesterday,
Mr.. Hutchings acting as prosecutor.
Frank MoGuife was convicted OF an attempt at
grand larceny In enieavorngto to take q gold watch
and $50 In money rom the person OF Otto Denecke,
1eS East Fortyninh street. on the 24th Of February.
As soon % the verdict was rendered the City Judge
stated That Mcclure was brought before the court
last term, and pleaded guilty 10 an attempt ut
larceny, al which time judgment was suspended.
the prisoner having abused tue ccmency OF tho
court, ne would first sentence sn upon the previous
Indictment TO the State Prison for two years and sid
montns, anC for the same persOd upon TINS convc-
tion, making nveyears In all.
Jonh Bowen was convicted Of grand larceny IN
stealing silver watch and ~ In money from Willard
Badger oa the sth inst The sentence was Two years
In the state Prison.
Henry Gibbons, who wns charged with stealing
Slb3 nVm the Union Express Company on the I'd
1nsk pleaded guilty to attempt at gsand larceny
aJ@ was sent to the Penitentiary for ose year.
\ IJ0hn Cooney was placed on trM charged with
Stealing gold watch and chain. valued at &125,
from John Davis the night Of the 10th OF February,
but the evidence being insu,cent to sustain the In
dictment Mr.. Huohings abandoned the prosecutksu
and the jury returned veTdioe " not guilty.
Alfredo 0unard was tried upon charge Of stealing
box OF Willimantlc thread, worth $50. ron the
sidewalk opposite Moutoh Co.'s store In Uhambers
street. on the TN inst The circumstances showed
mat ives pIHoAble Che theory OF The defence vvs
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
The sherry Wine rs,al.

Tae United states rs. 200 Casks .She9y.-During
the progress OF this trial on Wednesday one Of the
jurors, who was suffering from indsposition was by
permission OF the court and the concurrence of
sel at liberty to retire. and the to be continued
with eleven The invalid dxpressed his acknowledge
ments for the sympathy and kindly feelings in his
regard Of the court and counsel, and sat out the
hearing OF evidence until the court rose. Yesterday
morning the juror not being in his place Judge
Blatchford suggested that there should be
an understanding on the subject between
counsel to whether the case should be
proceeded with by eleven jurors, ~ proposed, or
adjourned pending the indispOsition OF the juror or
indefinitely postponed. II was agreed that evidence
should be taken before the eleven for day two,
and upon the recovery and return OF the absent Juror
the stenographers notes OF evidence should be read
over to him and deemed competent. This appeared
TO be too vide to satisfy the comprehension OF
the Judge, and providing against any msunderstand
ing that might arise on the subjecs hereafter. he
wrote out the line OF action whsh he would suggest
the gst Of which was that the trial SHOULD proceed
by eleven jarors then agreed upon and should the
invalid never return during the inquiry the decision
OF the eleven should be regarded final and con-
elusive, the same ~ IL the number twelve had been
present Jurors from first to asi. The course WIS
acccded to-. Case still on.
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cuuH Of ctMMuH plsAs-rMa TERM PART. {
Action Against the Corporation.

before Judge DAILY.
T. A5rdhdns u.s. The Mayor et This was an
action to recover damages against the Corpora
ton for injuries to scox, the property OF the
plainnfl, by reason OF projection OF pier % East
river. The cnmplant averred 1t was owing TO the
negligence " the Corporation In not Keeping the pier
In repair that the accident occurred. The defence
was that the plann knew OF the Imperfect state Of
tne pier and Should have served notice on the Corpo
ration OF its unsafe condition,
For pacitin, McGregor and Mccarthy: for the Cor
poraton, ex-Recorder II Hackett ard Forkcr.
Verdict Tor the plainti of ss2l
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COURT CALEHoAR-THls nay

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMDERs.-Nos. al, 231 "a
242, 251, a6l, 2s2, 2S3, 2S7, 2ss, 295, s1s, $40.
SUPREMI C0URT-SPEcIAL TERM.-NOs. 152, la.
270, 253, 90.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TRKN.-Part Mos. 363l
$685. 3608 3js7 $751; 3915 $780, 3541 2S76 34s5 36JI
S693 3397, 1929, $685. Part 2.-Nos. 1885, 1854 3760
1882 ssos, 1880, MA 1884, S774 f244 $780, $780, sss9
3795 3s26.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM.-Part I.--Nos. 5a6.
1883 0i4, 90 1884, 1855, 10SS 1920, 1901, 1896 1D3T
1885, 1899, ll01, 1102 Part Nos $685. sos, 949 90s
1864, 1885, 37S, 3l3 925 959 976 900, $780, III, 6ls.
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"Pcrsonal Recollecsiens Of the War;" IBy Two
New Yorkers--Hew q Release from Impris-y
oRment Was Effected.
Before Judge Geo. q. Barnard.
Charles N. Ettel U.s. Abr0m Waterman in Afarch,
1895, plaintiff was arrested by General BaI&r, under
orders from the War Department and taken from
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august y reeved this amount and part OF
above disbursement, making. .&3 TOO
The case came before Judge Barnard yesterday on
An appficado by defendant for the appointments OF
exaInin ation and proof of long account is neces-
sary @id that II Cannot fairly correctly be tried
before Jury. AZ the close OF the argument the
courstOOk the pnX,4rs reseryinp "a deeieion
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correct-that the prisoner, beng a Frenchman re-
cens'y arrived a. nom France nss hired by another
benefit OF the doubt and rendered q verdict OF not
guilty.
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REMOVAL or OBsrRrcToSs IN THE Hupsov.--A
large meeting Oi the principal business OF Albany
was held in that city last Monday 10 consider means
Of preventing disastrous results from the breaking
up Of the ice. IL was urged as a. means to avoid
trouble, disaster aud serious loss TO blow M the ice
Just north Of the railroad bridge. The plan was
unanimously agreed to, and citizens present immed
ately contributed the SUN OF $4,000 10 carry out idea
Colonel Wilson, OF the United States army. who has
charge OF the improvements Of the river lie intends
70 commence at Van Wie's point and extending the
operation TO the railroad bridge. While on
the subject OF river distractions, so good
an opportunity could not be lost TO raise
the bridge question. Alderman B. r. Mills
addressed the meeting on the question Of changing
the present location of the bridge In accordancs
with his suggestion, a committee Of seven members
OF the Board OF Trade to confer with q committee
on the part OF the Common Council, and 10 before
the Legislature to procure the passage of law pro-
pOint0d
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is governed.
owing mainly to this cause business here Is very
dnll and there is much poverty. People look to
peace In Venezuela and reduction OF prices In the
United States for return OF prosperity.