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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
u Northwest corner 10th and ID streets

RI GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.,
u Northwest corner 10th and ID streets.
TWO GOOD FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS.
FRONTING ON EAST CAPITOL STREET,
s sFFT NTGFfoS srH AND 9TH STREETS EAST
- On THURSDAY, the 18th inst. at 6 O'Clock
Lot II, in square No. s2O, being IS feet front
ing Houses, With easements. suitable for private
residences to which ask the attention of
in want Of comfortable homes, as they will be sold
Terms One. half cash; balance and II months,
for notes bearing interest and secured by deed q
trust on the premises sold. Conyeyancing cost Of
I'D REP GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucis,
d Anctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner ylvania and llth street,
Star Once Buildines.
VALUABLE UNIMPROyED REAL ESTATE
AK 81 fS SSSE5Ss 49, 70 TAkE rfaci ii
- On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, June 9Th.
0la5, at Q O'Clock, within our salesrooms, we
shaii sell the following described valuable real
Lot 5, in square 5ss situated on the north side of
New YORK avenue, between LIST street and New Jer-
sey avenue northwest. :
Part Of Lot Is, in square 0so. corner Of 9th and G
s bounded By south and streets. and ilsS snd
Terms OF sale: One fourth Gosh: balance in three
equal payments, at 6, II and Is months, with notes
bearing interest and secured By deed Of tusf on the
$50 will be required on each Lot Il time Of ssie n
the terms OF sale are not complied with within SIX
days: the Iisht will be rsservsS to rsssl the proper
Piats o. the property can be seen BY applying to
I'D LArIMRR 3 CLHARY, Aucts.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY ON sru
STREET M JET GQN on uNgTt Just ABOVE B0UH-
- By virtue Of deed oftrust to Daniel Eaton,
dated July u, ls7s, and duly recorded IN Libei
Court Of the District Of Columbia passed in Equity
esnse Nc SOS, Docket L. sqbstitgtps the under
ceased, will sell, at public auction, In front Of the
premises, on MQNpAY, June i6, 1873, At O'Clock
division Of Mt Pleasant, as recorded in Liber J
A s, No. 229, folio 81, Of the land records Of
Washington county, D. g.
Terms to be made known on the day of sale. 9lN
down on acceptance Of bid If terms of sale not
tee reserves the right to resell the property at the
risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser. Convey
GEORGE W. SfICKNRY, Trustee.
Jej-eo&ds b. h. WARMER, Auct,
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A LEXANDRIA 4 WASHING
"A TON b. 3. Ih10
ALEXANDRIA 4 FREDERICKSBURG r. n.
CbvnN O b AID S,xtA Ssvasts

Local Trains leave for Alexandria as fo,lows-s.7 ?.
q, =, ~, II, a m II noon, 2, 8, 4, S, g., rs n m
Sunday. i 'sins oahy except
6s3, 50, 80, sss 10 g. II &c. a. M - "a IA "a
S1, IS, o. OBS, 50, $50 p. m; SIS a. m and a
p m. n4m alexandria daily, all other trains daily
IIsins HSrhed thus connect with trans on Wssb.
QUAHTICO Accommodates leaves W.shin,to,
I:0 z; n; daily, exceRt Sunday.
leaves Wssbington II 90 .. m. daily exoeot HnnS.S
InrooSn tickets TO al points South and 6outhWe
TOT sale at Omces, corner 18th street and PennsvvS
MA avenue, and corner eth street and Pepnsyivans
where PASSENGERS can leave orders for Ha1eaSe t -
nation. " ~eso'
Z. 8. YOUNG, Gent Passenger Agent. tvn.u
RALTIA0Rn AND POTOMAC
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

JUAN BOYLE. FRANK BARNUM
JUAN BOYLE r CO..
REAL ESTATE AND NOTE BROKERS',
No. 900 18th street, opposite u. 8. Treasury.
FOR SALE-A handsome HOUSE on I street. No
SlS; new large double HOUSE, corner 2lst
HOUSE No. 226 d street east for sale rent, fur
nished or unfurnished. A COTTAGE in Willard's
$500 to $500; small cash payments. We have
several very fine FARMS, improved and unim.
proved, on different railroads running from the
city, for sale at low figures exchange for city
property. 10000 feet Of GROUND In various
portions OF the city for sale at low figures on easy
terms, or will exchange for productive improved
property. ap26-tr
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1870 GREAT Loco
lOIz HENNsYLvANiA ROUTE 1872
~ InS Ao1IAWtSI, SOUTH. And oOUTH.
Trains leave = follow.
.-.-lOxS 8. n. Ds"aamors- q q =
: .-- - s, S. /: Sc :. 3.

vws aisv.ae - 0OUbLE TEACk BOUTS,
VIZ eieeant oco4ry, Palace otate-room daY ana
a,Rht ears, With modern Improvement. ~ -"
I've nqndxeo miles saved 10 Western and Oenfrsl
ne ~ z; =. daily, sxosye Sunday, norshvsa.
'31' .. dany, end o.SI M. exceDS Sanday. vsss,
4Ak1 OoNN9c fIoN0
f4roSCh GH DALTlnORI 70 NIAGARA ana
xskses y this roets can Be procured q the oose,
S~.L III e1eee and Pennsyi antA ayenue. md
~ q - 1rset and PennsyIsans avenue, Under
fivss ~ n, h.. vhsse reliable tnfosnasisa Wf b
80, $3.50 Irocsrins tiekeh 4 this once On
69ra. no4efaoo n Palace OaEs Tor PttG.
- :. HouHo. General Psc:ses As,.s, /.
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UY LATIMER & CLEARY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers',
Southeast corner Pennsylvania avenue and llth st ,
Star Office Building.
Tue BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE
CALLED DUNBARTON HALL, SITUATED
On THE ROAD FROM PIERCE'S MILL TO
IENNALhYTOWN, ABOUT TWO AND A
AT AUCTION.
a. on THURSDAY, the 18th day of June, 1873.
La on the premises, at O'Clock, shall sell the
.1 above suburban property. The place contains
about twenty three acres OF Land, improved by a
mansion house, containing eighteen rooms also, two
comfortable telement houses, with all the necessary
outbuildings There are seven acres of grapes in
bearing, pears, peaches and other fruits
The view from the house is of the finest in the
District Any one desiring fine country residence
would do well to attend this sale.
Terms One-third cash; the balance in one, two
and three years, with notes bearing interest, and
secured by deed Of trust on the premises Convey
ancing at the cost OF the purchaser. $500 down at
time f sale.
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DY LATIMER a CLEARY
l0Te sTRFrT FAST NS

lOTH STREET EAST.
- We viii offer for sale, on SATURDAY, the
U9ol4th day Of June, ISIS, at Ga o'clock p. m 1,
Zen the premises, Lots numbered "a TO a.. in sub
division Of square 9S3, fronting 10th street east
between II and ste north. These lots of suit
able size for buildings adj to the H-stres
railroad. and will be sold terms, follows
One-fcurh cash residue al 8, Il, Is, and % months,
with interest.
iad&ds LATlMER & CLEARLY, Arcts
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CEO. TRUESDELL CO.,
" REAL ESTATE BROKERS',
elS 7th street, lover German American Sayin
Bank
Special attention given to RENTING, COLLECT
LOANS.
Refer lby permissioa) to-General BEN. Alvord,
Paymaster General U. 8. A.; James g. 0rinneIl
Chief Clerk {. Patent Office; John Fraser, Arch.
ture Dealer; @. K. Prentise, Cashier German Amer.
can Savings, Bank; Col. John NJ. Tessenden; Hon
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DY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- 1901 d street northwest, corner of 10th st.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE MARKET



- By virtue OF a deed Of trust from Emanuel La.
0Ocey and wife, dated 29th day Of January, 1858,
land duly recorded in liber H. B., No. !, folio IS,
one OF the land records of Prince Georges county,
State OF and at the request Of the parties
secured thereby, will offer at public SALE on the
premises, on MONDAY, 23d day Of June, 1873, at
the hour Of o'clock m, all that tract or parcel
State OF Maryland, and being part of"Chillum Gas:
pin oak tree, the south side Of the Bladensburg
and Washington road, and running thence south q
degrees ISL perches, then south 66 degrees
50 perches to the District line, and with said line
north 434 degrees west 80 perches to the Bladens-
burg and Washington road then with said road north
tanning 40 acres more less, being the same prem
Uses conveyed by Thomas Anderson and wife to the
said Lacey es per deed recorded in liber r. g., No.
8, folio 4sl This land adjoins John T. Clsrk and
Hoover's, and being near the Washington market
renders il desirable property. On the premises is
good dwellings "a feet by 40, with cellar: barn 100
feet square, with Sheds corn house, meat house and
other buildings. The property will be sold alto
gether or in lots Of 10 to ~ acres.
Terms Of sale: Onethird cash; the residue In 1, 2,
and years, the purcha giving his bearing
interest from the day Of SALE deed given and deed
of trust taken to secure the deferred payments All
conyeyancing at the cost Of the purchaser
me0-tu,6t !GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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A UST1N p. BROWN,
a Corner b. Z. avenue and 18th street,
Washington, D. O..
WHOLESALE DRALHl IN
LUMBER, LIME, CEMENT, SAND, &c., &c., 20
LQMBER BILLS cut to order on short notice.
Paving purposes delivered in any part Of the Dis
REAL ESTATE bought and sold and money In
vested. To this branch Of the business will here
sfer give my personal attention, and viii be ct my
once daily from 10 Q. m. until ,. m. marl-6
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QY LATIMER CLEARl,
- Auctoneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsy ania avenue and 18th n .
Star Office Building.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS

N By virtue Of a decree of the Supreme Court
S1Sof the District Of Columbia, pa sed in cause
MO 1905, Slade ct al vs. Slade ct al will sell
day Of June, 1873 at ga o'clock Lot "a and 20
feet front of Lot Is by the depth thereof in Square
56 Lot is ~ feet front, and will be sold in three
parcels OF ~ feet each. This property situated
Pierce street, between and nj and LIST and New
Jersey avenue, northwest.
Terms Of sale One third cash, and the balance in
g. II and Is months with eight per cent interest per
anDum, the purchaser to give his notes for the de-
ferred payments endorsed to the satisfaction of the
Trustee. A lien will be reserved on the property
until final payment is made. A de post of SlOo will
be required the sale Of each lot If the terms Of
sale are not complied with in six days the property
All convey sncing at the cost Of the purchaser.
8. DAVIS, Trustee.
je4-d&ds LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.



Ne. s2s TN street, between @ and h.
P%niiIse Of IA. sogTS sIpE o. ss sEp
N55dd44Y dINisHf ACRES OF GkoOSD, AT
- b. virtue Of deed Of trust from benjamin "
wilkins and .ife 70 Daniel L. RstOn and my
Liber SO. folio Us one 81 Tn. land records Of ash.
inston county d O., win sell At public auction in
june g. :. s'ss ceS s1Sdsr on
Lois ia and 70S, In the Subdivision Of Woodland,
Iei EsTehes together WITH the improTement. shers
on THIS property overloOkt the entire District,
and shrubs IL is = most desirable Suburban resi-.
dence.
Terms of sale: Two. thirds cash; balance in al,
aud twelve mouths with interest 60 be AIRED BY q
espance Of bi3 q sale aTs not SS~ eo Dn
reeold AZ risk and cost OF defsulting purchaser
Convey sncing At pnrchsseIs cost
GEORGE W sTlCkNEY,
jelOa BH' 1 %aSSEk' r Rnss:
RY JAMES GUILD, Auct,cneer,
- No. l0l& Pesnsyiyania avenue.
REGULAR SALE OF PIONEERING PLANTS,
koskS, GEkANIUMS, HANGING BASKETS,
NJ. On THURSDAY. yune IL, at $50 p. m
xSlxin auction room, ioI Penn.ylyanis srenue.
- Jl0T JAMES GUILD, Auct.
RY LATIMER CLEARY,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers.
Southwest; corner Peunsylysnia avenue aud Elev-
enth street, Star Once Buildings.
TWELVE GASES OF WINE AT AUCTION
aHm.. we will sell, at the Freight Depot Of the
Baltimore and Potomac railroad, corner of
twelve cases of Wine, on account Of freight aud
Trsp. ea. parties o0noerped pesie TAX RSoe
Jel0-eo6ds LAT1MER CBEARY, Auc;s.
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RYLUTTRELL HUNTINGTON, Auction ca
- 911 Louisiana ave, bet 9th and 10th SITS N. w.

RYLUTTRELL DUNNINGTON, Auction ear
- 911 Louisiana ave-, bet 9th and 10th SITS N. w.
sEAI EsTA4E, Tw6 TW6sTok hTf fRHMG
iEAANNTEr OSTBGILRINGs SS RELAMAkR
SkS SkTHEAi BETWEEN AND D STREETS
- By virtue of a deed OF trust, bearing date
u May "a, A. d. ISL, and Gully recorded in Liber
- No. CIT folio 263, one Of the land records for
Wellington county, in the District of Columbia,
hishest bidder. on wEDN ESDAY, June IL, a. d. b.
1873, at O'Clock p. all that certain piece or par
ingt9p in said District, and known as part of ORR
glDal lot four in square six hundred and eighty
four, 6sa which include sub lots and d, Of j. II
Merrils subdivision Of said original lot four a,
In said square six hundred and eighty -four, (6Si j
and bounded as follows. to wit: Beginning for the
same on Delaware avenue, at the northwest corner
OF said lot fsur ID and running thence southeast.
wardly, at right angles to said avenue 1859 feet to
rear line OF said lot four thence south along said
northwestwardly IS feet inches, 10 a three. foot
alley; thence north along said alley 80 feet ~
thence ENTHUSIASTICALLY 81 feet to said Delaware
avenue; thence enthusiastically along the line Of
said avenue feet "a inches to the northwest corner
OF said lot four 4) and the place Of beginning,
gether with the improvements thereon.
Terms OF SALE One-third cash, of which 6 100 must
be paid at time OF sale; balance in equal in
six, twelve, eighteen, and twenty -four months with
interest at the rate Of eight per cent per annum,
payable semi annually, until paid, from day of sale,
the purchaser giving notes, to be secured on the
property sold, to satisfaction Of the trustee. Con-
veyancing and recording at purchasers cost. The
rnstee reserves the right resell the property at
terms are not complied with within six days after
sale. VIM. y. HOFFMAN, Trustee
LUTTRELL HUNTINGTON. "
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TRAINS LEAVE FOB / TRAINS ARRIVE
BALTIMORE: WASHINGTON
q a m. Niagara EXP. ~ =. m, western 4,
daily, except Sunday
e'es sm.' osnimore Nail, 8;8 Q. m, Nail, daily
lo:S .. m, Western Rxp. Hos q. NJ. Vc.tsr, =,
daily, except Sunday daily. -
Loo m. Baltimore Acc. sos p. M. Cincinnati
daily, except sunday. daily, exec M Snnda,
S:S6 ,. m, Baltimore Ac-l SIS D m Partnc n.
commodation, daily, ex-I daily except SundSv
cept Sunday. i9O8 !. r.. .Aorcmr nt{
= .. m, Cincinnati Hx- daily.
Iress,daily, sxeeDt sun l0:4O ,. m, Southern
~ n.. w..s.r. Exp, ss e.. daily ''s''s
Irainsieavins weIhington g SIS and l0:B N .
nSo 1;5 oo1neSt q Bowie With trains for Marlbo
riyina 81 Marlboro els O. m and IL n "a % =
Trains arriving q Wsshinston SIS .. n. SSd
and 90e D. n, connect & Bowie With train issv
Marlboro 90 .. -. and $40 and SIS D. n
Psssn1ers leaving their erdsrs q Tickst on
corner Of 18th street and Pennsylvonia avcone
avenue, eea hays their basgaes called for and CHI
ed at hotels and reeidenee6 60 ali poin6 Gorfh
Weee. Through tickses 20 CineinnsSi. Ooiu1I
IodianaDolts, Louisville, &. Leuis. Gsy m.
Ch1ca0o, Omaha, San Francisco, nd All n<SufS ~.
northwest, wet, and southwest.
I. QUARRY. Gen an~,
-. D. YOUNG, 0on1 pnwf can't
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

RT LATIMER 4 CLEARY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and nth n
Star Once Building.
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u u = n Il er,
0l3 d STREET, NEAR sBvBHTH,
Pays INTEREST ON DEPOSITS, makes COL.
LECTIOHS, and transacts al business connected
With Banking. ap9-H
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

The 2Sh annual meeting of the G. W.. y.
rot Odd Fellows Of America, commenced IN
Georgetown to-day, and will continue until
Friday, on which day there will be grand pro-
cession in which Harmouey Lodge and four
OTHER lodges, of this city, will take part under
the marshalship Of ?. ~, q. A. Butler.
The disafected Radicals of the End Ward
will meet to- eight to express their dissatistac-
ton with the action of the late Court House
Convention 10 nominating Sheriff o Neal aud
j. B. Syphax as the Radical candidates for the
House of Delegates.
The departure Of the trains for Lynchburg
and Harrsouburg and the opening OF the mails
were again delayed this morning Oy the failure
| OF the through train from the north to arrive
| in Washington on time Connection was, how
ever, made with the trains leaving this city.
A valuable horse belonging to Mr. Walsh,
of Georgetown, was stricken with paralysis at
the livery stable of MIR. Legg, in this city yes:
terday evening, aud had to be shot and killed
this morning.
Complaint was lodged at police headquarters
| this morning that colored boy had stolen a
| ring valued at 50 from coored woman named
| Georgeanua Nelson, and some OF the officers
were at once put upon his trac K
| There was some talk this morning about a
| proposed caucus to be held tonight of the dele
gates to the County Conservative Convention,
but the idea meeting the dlsappruval OF some
of the delegates, it was abandoned
As will be seen by reference to notice else
where in to-day's Gazette Radical ratification
meeting will be held at the colored Odd Eel
lows hall on south Columbus street Tomorrow
night.
! The oyster dealers are now supplying their
customers with good oysters. Mr.. wood, at
his establishment, lower eUd OF King street,
and Mr.. Cogswl, on Prince street, have, both
received fine bivalves.
A small tract of land in Alexandria county
belonging to Mr.. N. S. Wright, was bought a
few years ago by him for $1,000 he is now
offered $4,000 for it.
| The engineer of the steam fire company No.
7, of Baltimore, was here yesterday, the guest
:of engineers Young Of the Hydraulion, and
Purcell Of the Columbia.
The residents of north Pitt street were awak-
ened at late hour last night by cries of 'po-
lice, F." the origin of which, however, could not
&c ascertaned
The pump at Battery Rodges is again out Of
order and much Inconvenience is IN consequence
experienced by the residents of that neighbor-
hood, who have no other water supply.
The distressed mother of missing newSboy
| from Baltimore was here to-day looking for
her lost child.
The tide was exceedingly low to-day-so low
that there was some difficulty in getting loaded
boats out of the canal locks into the river.
Since the late rains the weather has turned
quite cool, with northwest wind, and this
morning wooden clothing was comfortable.
A delegation of the Echo Social Club of this
city are on visit to the Club of the same name
| in Baltimore
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From New York.

NEW YORK, Oct. DR.. JAS NJ. Comma,
of l43 east 10th street, this city, has been ar
rested for supposed completely with the jersey
City clairvoyant in causing the death of Ida
W. Vail. The young woman was the daug hter
of compositor who died seven years ago. The
widowed mother and an only sister survive.
George Wilkes has applied for an order OF
arrest against John F. Chamberlain in an ae-
ton begun by him to recover damages for 10
Jury done to bis character.
4 FIRE to-day in building No. SIT, west 10th
street occupied by Dielman & Funk, as piano
case mapufactory, damaged their stock and
machinery $4,000 The loss on the bulldog,
which is owned by Jacob Link, is $4,000.
Adjoining houses were damaged to the extent
of $50 900.
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Rayages Of the Yellow Fever.

MEMPHIS Oct. 6.-The continued ravages
of the fever are deplorable. 1t Is spreading
with alarming rapidly and deaths have become
so numerous that the undertakers have more
than they can do decelily to bury the dead,
Yesterday several dead bodies lay for many
hours unattended from inability to obtain cot
fins. Among the more ignorant classes much
inhumanity is reported. There is still great
want of attention to the sick, owing to lack OF
muses. The city authorities have provided
unequal to the emergency, although the May
or, aided by a few citizens, has labored consld-
erably to reduce the suffering Efforts will be
made to increase the membership OF the How
ard Association. A more thorough examlna-
ton of the infected districts will be attempted,
and efforts will be made to supply medical at
tendance and purses where they are most need
ed Nineteen nurses came from New Orleans
Yesterday and more are on the way. twenty
thousand dollars have been subscribed by the
citizens to be used for sanitary purposes, and
contributions are pouring 10 from all quarters
The mortality yesterday was the greatest since
the fever appeared All that are able are leav-
ing the city, and feeling prevails that the
worst is not vet reached. The malady is true
yellow fever of the most malignant type, and
those upon whom it becomes firmly fastened
rarely recover Persons here who are familiar
with the disease, express fears for the future
and consider the situation untavorable for
checking the plague. There is no present
prospect of frost, which has been earnestly
hoped for. All kinds of business feel the eff
tects of the scourge. The newspaper offices
are short of men, many being sick, while others
have left the city. 1t is estimated that since
the fever first appeared there have been fully
1000 people sick with it, of which 500 have
died. Scarcely house, public or private, above
Poplar street, is open, and many stores in other
parts of the city are closed on account of sick
ness or death. Memphis is gradually becoming
charnel house, and where the fever RACES the
heaviest it has desolate and dreadful appear
aDce.
MEMPHIS, Oct. There were 81 inter-
ments yesterday, of which 81 were yellow fever
cases. Rev. Mr.. Bowman, pastor OF the First
Presbyterian Church, died yesterday. All the
German associations combined in organizing a
relief society last night and have issued an APP
peal to the Germans and German societies
everywhere for contributions OF money for
the relief Of the sick and destitute: They
invite their countrymen TO send funds to
the address of T. H. Penney, President:
The entire infected district has been divided
into sub-districts and taken charge OF by the
Howard Association and Citizens Committee:
Many more nurses went on duty last night and
every sick person will be attended to to-day.
The weather is clear aud cold and frost is ex-
pected.
MEMPHIS, Oct. THE county court yester-
day appropriated $1,000 for the relief of the
city,