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POLICE CLTBBING.
Assistant District Attorney Ru..eIrs speech,
and his Auditory Inference.

William Carney was on trial Yesterday in
the General Sess ions on charge Of having shot
at Officer Artemus Ward Noble q the Ma lison
street police. In his opening for the prosecu-
ton. Assistant District Attorney Russell, Judge
Hiton's son-in-law. said; 81 am not one Of
those who uniformly condemn tho police force
Of this city know that II Is the fashion to re-
peat as n sneer the opinion that was expressed
Of tho force 10y one Of the Police Commissioners
afew years ago We have the best police force in
the world; vet honestly believe that we really
have the best police force In theworld. Much that
is utterly unreasonablp IL expected from polioa
officers Because thev wear the police uniform.
miracles are expected Of them. II crime A
committed at the dead 81 night. the police are
expected 10 lay their hands on the criminals ~
soon us the day dAwns. Though there may not
have been witness. the police are supposed o.
mission OF the crime. the way OF night of tho
criminals, and their hiding places II Is thor
oughly unfair 10 assume that man puts ON su.
pernaturnl powers with the police uniform. and
t. pour out harsh criticism upon the strength
OF IA sitsSunp tiun.'
Those words. on account Of Mr. Russell's re-
lationship 10 Judge Hilton. wero accepted us an
expression Of Judge lliitou's and Mrs stewart 3
Qpurerintion Of tho efforts OF tho police 10 find
Mr. Stewards body.
The testimony for the Prosecution was that
Onleer Baker of the MHlIson street police ar
r sted Carney and his, brother At Avenue G and
Ninth street ON tho 9th of jun" last, for alleged
disoricrly conduct. They resisted md their
father attacked the officer. who then raped for
assistance, and Onror Noble ran To- him. Vii
liam Carney drewu q pistol and shot at Oni'or
Mobiles breast. Tho bullet did not penetrate
his thickly-waddcd coat. Then the officers
dubbed Carney and took him 20 the station.
The defence was that Onlcer Baker was i'm
toNlcated. and that he attempted 10 drag the
Carneys from their own doorstep. Whom they
resisted. liakor aud Noble uliod their clubs mer-
.lessly. and then dragged them 10 the station.
When they preferred n charge Of clubbing
against the officers Officer Noble discovered
that he had boon shot.
The Iury uc4uitted CarnOY
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In spite Of tho unfavorablo weather, a
large audience assembled in the New Park
Theatre. Brooklyn. last night, TO witness Mr..
John McCullough's impersonation Of TrgmiVs.
The popular trngedan was enthusiastically re-
ceived. ana he was called 10 the front Of the
curtain several times. Tho piece was fairly
5et, anu fh4 cnppIac,er1 wHle wei taEkeh' pmr.
Rand rs Virginia. were especially good.
Tonight and tomorrow afternoon will be
mon and Pythias.n on Thursday Hamlet
and ON Erilny and SatnrLny " Tho Glnlatur.n
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SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS. 2I. %. n.
~ ~ 81. M. l2a l2t ~ l9u ltn 1877 l3N KS l4H
~ 20 r. ~ lgl ~ ~, seggH Fry Nos s6 ~,
taNr en- pHrt m -Nus lisa llsil 1927 24lY 1872,
l75! 2id7 lS7l 2iid 2iai lO5 a03b tii5 at.n ii l.
SOS ISL. 7id 1882, Isa' ~. i7s3 l7si 1867 1909
3sgli 22s2 22sa 2@' 3.4l 2ula 2a5n 3lss 4O6i 42aO
~" 272 3-a ii2. 3272, a225, 2274, 1887 3Us a0S
22oI i~'o .llnis 2.tN 216a
Part l-tasr uiL
CoNsoS PHAs-Part Nos 1895 rs. lots. 1879
ISL, 40, 30, 1857 ~, 7l5, 754, ~ 7s3 10 ea8
1876 GU, 7d2 ~, 1885, ~, az, 7al isld 76d 7UI
72a
MARiST CoURr-part Nos 47is 4785 2ssS 5000
$50 5l1, oiui aiu, 6l,e blO9, hllO 5lil aIls 5ila
hit rmt il-Nns 4tI9 +5In. ln7, l7ln, sn,, $3.50,
1850 42i, 4l6l, 65la Part llI-Nos Sul2 4iai 6ib2.
i0tl 50i 500, 5OIT, 4ei9 5oi7 5U70 $3.50 5usU 4gu2
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DIED.
OswORTn In Mnnsnn. Mas Nov. u. Mrs Trial

BoswoRTII In Monson, Mass, Nov. II, Mrs. TrIst
Bn-irorif aged ~ wears
,CuHBElr In San + unci.co. cal, Nov 20 willau
Corn o. native u scotland aged S7ycats aui months
IA ms ON MONDAY. Noy - Lloyd T.. Dawes. son u
the late Rev Thomas lloyd Davies aged 50 YEAR,.
Pun rnl from his late residence 40 81 av on Wedncs
dav. Nov - 1T = VI.
DONNFLLY Nov H. Of consumption Michael Don
nelv IN the 55h year u his native OF the County
fcrnAuach. ireland.
Relatives aud trends of the family are respectfully In
vitcl to attend the funeral from his late residence.
South 9Th 81 Brooklyn. r. u
GlLRERr At swAmpscott Mass. Mrs sally Gilbert
aged -
HAND-ln Pencham. Vt. Nov II. Mrs Laura Hand
aged ~ wears, native OF Woodbury.. Conn.
lARkIN.-in san Francisco, cat. Nov. 10 Henry VII
liam Larkin. formerly OF the sacramento Cnio native
Of Norwalk. Conn, AGED % years months aud days
lie will be- buried IN New York
WESTEkffEfD On sunday evening. Nov. H. Mrs
Deborah A. Wesiereld wife VI Cornelius NestcT held In
the rist OF her
Relatives and friends invited 10 attend the funeral
her late residence 33T West 22d 81, wednc siaJ
morning Nov ~. At II O'Clock
WHEELER In san Francisco, cal, Nov 10, the Rev
Homer Wheeler, native OF New York, aged % year,
and months.
HARDIN LoDGp 40 49, ?. ASDA M-Brcthrcn Yot
arc hereby summoncd 10 attend snccial communicating
tho higc Nrinc Slay next a. hnlt past II o'clock
for the purpose q attending the funeral OF our hV
brother, Jacob T. Hammer.
LEWIS UOPNER Master
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s. Isaac Bell, Lawrence. Richmond. city Point, ant
Ntrfuk.
r. SHE. Cnrn. CatAnin
- city " New YORK. DcakVn, Vera Cruz
81 Richmond Kcllv Nurfolk
~ state ot TrXns. Nckcrsuu, Galveston.
- Nictnfin. Young. London.
~ Cotton. Griffin AsuinwaiL
>. Dorian Mcdonald Gcnua.
Shin Atlantic. Schaif'r, Bremen.
shin lirdwr. Niusseu. Bremen.
Bark dominique. Leblanc. Fort Caledonia.
BARK Cuusiautia. Knuisen. Dorchester
Hatk Edwin. Smith. HAMBURG
Hark ENvitu. iharu. 81 NaIlire.
MARK Mnden. icnalics, Bordeaux
Bark Anouonu Iiut rs. Nlfitruurc, Dunkrk.
Bark Edwin. Smith. Hamburg
Hark Gnethe. kuhlmnn. Hamburg.
bark Iillie II Jack sell Warwick. Stctun.
bHrk NdUn. HaElcWHuu. 81 Ntzairc.
krig Laura Wilson. MnutiEuc. T. T. l.
NriI Don OulNtf0. York. NHiuOA
Schr Victor. rigut. tuHri0tictuwn. r T.
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DIpnrnhRIi ~ mnIfE PLlINs.
Exaggerated Rumors Of Its Prevalence, Al.
though siN Children Have Dird.

The residents Of White Plains, Wcstchcstcr
County. are excited over unusual prevalence
Of diphthrria among the children. Tho disease
made It's appearance about five wccks ago and
sincc then six children have di"d in white
Plains. aud two in linrsdal" two miles distant
J. was Irpotirl tnni, nr. S.hmiL W.o hus The
confined 10 hls room yesterday hy only an arcc-
tiou II the throat.
The rumors with regard TO tho prevalence 81
the disease, he said. have been greatly rx-
aggrrltcd. Every one who Ind n sore throat
WINS said 10 have diphhcrla. We had. certainly,
moro Of II then we liked but the number Of
deaths was small and occurred. for the most
part whom the discase first came among us. II
II noticeable that with such maarious disorders
this is almost always the case. The virus seems
10 exhaust itself after n short time. and the
number OF deaths diminishcs. | think that we
heard OF any now cases for several DAYS"
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The Milh.Imi CONCERT.

A certain treatise was once announced
upon the subject Of The Snakes Of Ireland"
When 1t appeared, 1t consisted Of but one chap
ter. as follows; There are no snakes in Ire
land" Tho notice OF Mr. Wilhelmj's concert.
announced for last evening may be stated with
lsIuAl breyty. There WAS no Mllhclml concert.
Tho ylollnist was announced us sick and the
AFFAIR stands postponed.
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WHITING hi. Mether.In.Lnr.

Jonathan Geddes. who represented himself
as the scenic arust the broadway Theatre visited his
motuerinlaW IN lnng street, West llohoken on sun
dav. while uuier the influence ct liuor Ills nervicw
brief AMI evidently unsatisfactory tor az Its cuUclu
sion lac deliberately began To break the windows and
doors N tho shutters and upset chars and tables
Finally he pulled down portion al Tie fence surround
the house He arrested by Constable Halt Yes
tcrday morning Recorder simms committed hun.
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SADDLE RrvER.s BRASS Rand.
The Wounds Ia the Rev. Mr.. switzer's
Chareh Not Yet Entirely Healed.

The Wounds Ia the Rev. Mr. Suit1er's
Chareh Not Yet Entirely Healed.
The Lutheran church in Saddle River, ~
j., has among it's worshppers n majority Of tho
members OF the Saddle River Bruss Band. The
story Of the troubles growing out Of the pastors
alleged Interference with members Of the band
was told in The SUN several weeks ago. Tho
pnstor thought that the band could not with
proDricty furnish music Mt place where int)xi-
eating liquors wcr0 sold. Some Of the members
were accused of drinking beer while pluvius ut
communication from the church IT Garry Aeker-
man. tho baritone Mr.. Alderman, b,iug very
popular, rcrcivCd many expressions Of SYM
patty. and tho pastor tho Row Mr. Swiizcr was
accused ~ unchristianlike conduct toward tho
Saddle River Brass Band. On this charge he
York ana NrwJersey Synods NJ p session called
Tor the purpose on OFT. IS. Mr.. Swif1nr was
supported hy tho Conference In his anxiety for
The spiritual interests u the members NJ his
nOrk, hut II WIS snid that be- had used n club in
plncc of Shepherds crook, The verdict rrin-
membrrship. md recommended to both parties
mutual fOrhearuncc The members VI the Com
ference. the counsel, and the pastor exchanged
ended happily.
II now turns ont however that Mr. Alderman
long as Mr. Switz'r has Charge Of H. COM
mit'ec. consisting of Baldwin Dcmnrc-t Martin
Myers, and Carrot -. Blnuvct hrs wiitrd on
Mr. Ackcrmun. AMI IN vain urged his return 10
the church. Tho church Is rrprosonicd to he
moro exercised over the subject than before
In the tncun time tho hand's popularity has
increascd. and lis services are solicited every
where In the county.
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New ORLEANS, Nov. 1s,-For the forty-eight
hours ended AT O'Clock tonight there were ten Of
death from yellow fever recorded with the Board OF
Health with dates as follows. Nov H. one nov H. two
Soy 49, one Nov ", Ave; Nov ~, ono. No new case'
were reported Tho total number OF deaths tu date
fOl5 The mortuary report for ute week ended az Il
O'Clock sunday night shows lal deaths including twenty
nine from yellow fever and seven from other levers
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$40 choice wethers including car load that averaged
l3i ms at 1913 Il 10 Ms Shipments for the week TO-
i've sheep AMI 800 carcAsscs of inuttOn.
Receipts u hogs 100 lGada 1G,pfS he ed,
making ~ 1s7 for The week against 1851 last week
Market weak Eleven ear loads Of ohio hogs, red
ave wcfc not sold before Change, while i've load
oi light Kentucky rigs changed hands at f3.i7h y
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a $4,000, 900 verdict against PMt.huruh.

PITTSBURGH, Nov. ls.-This morning the Su-
prcme Court rendered verdict reversing adocuu Of
The lower court which c0mUels the cry Council 10 nay
s5NnWp bonds To BE- issued Tor street improvements
The Court also issued pcrcmpt0ry manlamus un the
tN Council directing them totake measures "a meet the
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The Bowary branch Of the Y. NJ. O. A., at 1874
Bowery oer for meal tickets In packages Of 10 Tor
g. over 1900 VI these tickets were used By business
men la 1877. and found To be helpful in uetecung
impostors as IN many instances ~ which money was
asketi meal tickets declined. The kOwrfy Branch
Batting Room is oTen ia hours daily rhese meal ueket'
are good until used They can be had only az 3l Bow
cry or In Association Hall fwenty'thTd street and
Fourth
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Work on the New York Elevated Railroad
Wa begun IN front of the Vah Aintr, fine eddce yes
tcrday The Printing House square station which viii
De e4mmolious aud elegant viii bee In front part
the IitN Nae building. and az the terminus the BROOK
Ign rdec roadway. The road Is to be- In operation nom
Printing House square 10 Niuerth street by the 10Th at
December and 90 Harlem Bridge by the rst Of February
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"a. Is" HyaU's -. H." Life BaIsnm,
proven ami os durug fl years with IT, HtlVu gtcat
cufc. tfr RENE iy for rIcuat.u scro.ulH, aud i'm.
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Ellsworth, Me-. Nov. 1s.-The Hon. James
II Chamberlain, prominent business man Of this city
and Tor many years cashier OF the Yeazie Bank wa,
tnund barn ha glns BY the neck dead yesterday
teTnoun having sucided lie had been dospvnden Of late
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE atNANAC-rHis NAV
sun rscs..... % Gun sets. ~ Moonrises. 0a
HiCH WAtFR--rfis nav.
sandy Hook. 40iGov Island. ~ Hell Gate... W
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MILLIONAIRE LEWlS'S WILL.
crBtoUs TESTIMONY CONCERN
bo, uiERTfGE CER7IFJCITE


r.~r,vers' PInte. that T.tnbIiah Ger
5eW ncsircd uatcs-siuing the story of
a .raan VII" Profcsses 10 he the wife
,.t. I Fortune 10 the GoVernn'cnt.
r,,rcUis will case has arrived Mt n stage
u.b ,hc particulars " n strange story can
..,,y fully told The establishment Of tho
F".o,,'. nycrinent that tho contestant is
,,,s to recover part in an estate of moro
ssmillion NJ dollars by means oi forged
..,,,, cert ncatc would mako this ono OF
a., most celebrated VI viii cis"s, the document
"a hoinr amcue the most singular ~ wills.
fo..ph l.. Lewis was born in lia0 in tho
an,I ,f Jamaica. His father was named
,,.,h Icyy: HIS mother was II muatto named
WRIGHT At the ngc Of IL or II
he was brought to New York by his
'A., and soon aNrrvard npprcnticcd TO an
a,.rs,.r $500 lcr flcu tnc ot Lewis. He learned
,T..r.,r.tt lr'tor ,ucrnycr. and set up for
..s,lto,gW,N street By ihe wear 1894. when
h.nos a wears VI age he had saved money
"'n.,. a, eua,l HIM to travel in Europe IIo
,.,,.,.a iu4.ncs 100 tho same place after
r,nrn. sna. uy ul.".u- and careful invest
r.p,4. -t.,ny le.im. Nihy. He was an
r..l, .,'l l.llrm b' N.utnitan Gas Com
,..., Tram which stock having bought 1t very
loss. hrd,rvda Hfsr revenue
In t.ln no. bad % notable legal controversy
with no a,n John An.hon. whom he accused
NJ rs,m.ns off upou him bad securities for
sono investment iit argued his own cause
l..r.N. ,..OturI .1r VI tDuu. and won IL.
AoutI.-I .r moved o. ilolvknn md con-
tra.i o.. L,c u.,io Until Ais death. in 1871.
N.ut .u.i,. yruf.rs.. 90 a lloloken fcrryboat.
hrlsaG.o iuNoatd 90 q quarrel With another
c.-rv.r ntitHl Hu's'waun. who mad him ar
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sIAII INLAND NKAWING At lot ISNIILT kN
NOVEMBER 80
NJ ARiN 2U1n PRIZES sill4OO IN CASH
TICKETS, e., HALVES ~
PRINCIPAL PRIZES. Supn. sloUu 5000, AND
10 elNul
No postponCment and no sealing of urycs pu,cs
promptly PAD presentation JACKSON A CO.. Bans.
ers General Agents. - Na,sau IT., \ 1
FOR ALI LANG COMPLAINTS OJR
RYE AND ROCK CANDY B. from IN, uuc,t strlug rock
and BuWgardu,r's nd Nlr-iulA Mountain Itr NA.skcy
uc best the L. So rrrc - yer large bottle, - per
gallon, lull discount tu the trade n. y kkk \ co,
go Fpltn 4 AMI 7W broadway
RYE AND ROCK TRADE MARX RE
coritNI H. sold lt iU- dfus.lss Hf ~ per bottle and
dep T. ~ hAuhHr. It |.Oitl silr Ask tor VAN
BElLS rive amt Ruch." Al others are mutations
ROYAL HAVANA I.Or'TEkY.-Next ordi
nary drawing nov -, ta.IfN prifr S-h.rp Pr1el
cashod. Information Wrn ~ .ri gratis. TAYLOR co,
bankers, ~ Wall II
PATENTS. TRADEMARKS, go,
secured promptly by PAlL GOEPEL StaAtsZetun
building Advice lree sptciai iaVllIucs and terms
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Corner Ann and william IS. established ls40 tHors
VIII hnd the largest and finest assortment OF cloths
smerrs, ONercoatngs Innings &c, at prices lower Than
any where elhe-Ads
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-19

For tn cure NJ an kiurV affections Sold rs Caswell
Hazard a Go. Even Mcluurc; also Ditnan, under As
tor House. Depot ~ Clinton place send Tor pamphlet
Cure your Cough by using Madam Porter's
COtGii BALSAM Price 20. ~. aud - cent?.
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In state bonds. Noith Carolina Is. Old January and
JnlN sold ~ lo's io special tax ~ class, q Ms
al u s71
knir' -ccuriues wore sctvc especially the New
Icr-ey conycrubics at 7ias7.A. and the adjustment
bonds sold nt -
N. Sn'ni4s hisnest lowest AMI 8 T. NJ closing nrlccs
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or cough use Oli1,s fa.iecss Cot LAYER on with Phos
phatc u Lime and Mid Cherry. Depot q boNery-Adr
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Tor washing Hanncls clcan and son there is nothing
equal ~ Pyls's o. X. soap FRY itand see.-Ade
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-19

Par superior 10 common porous paseTs manniaetn
received highest awards at both Fhhadephia an" FATh
III
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occurred promptly by iAlL GuEPEL. StdatSZeituR
building ADVICE iTeei spteia laSilIlcs and terms
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-10
Face to Face with DIsease

How often happens that although We have wit
messed the Tavages of disease in thu OF others
We disregard his warning signals in our own. 1t is
only wien we find him face to face with us that We
really perceive how grim he is. Then, peTchance,
when 1t is too late, medicinal aid is sought. His
avant courier his forerunner, is physical weakness
FOFtlfy the system, and you ara armed again him
The finest tonic for this purpose is Hostetter's
Stomach Bltters, which lenders digestion easy and
complete, nouT,shes the system, improves the appe
tte gives strengthyis ldjng sleep, counteracts bill
ousness, and keeps the bowels in tiTst-rate order
Leanness, and unnatural wanness and sallOwness
of tie face, are Obylated by It, and genial and
benecent are its effects, that only is the body
nyIgorated and regulated By its use but dependency
banished from tie mind.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-10

vIrKsnURG- City OF yicksburg. bert K RiIey
master, 10 IN.
o-cEoLA-osceoa Belle J. g. Andrews master.
. = ID.
ST. LoUrs-BeIle Memphis. John c. Crane master.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-10
Wednesday, December Is, 1878,

expose for sale, and sell at Public outcrI to the
highest bidder for cash. the following real estate
situate and described as follows;
certain lot or parcel OF ground In the town OF
known and designated on the plan Of said town AS
ing corner lot fronting (33 thirty three feet on t
public square ana fronting C5fJ sixtysix feet on
the east side of Lagrange street. together with the
buildings thereon, and the rights Entertainments
ana appurtsnances Ihsreunto Belonging Sold IN.
der the trust deed made by j. ;. Holloway, deceased,
Also certain lot or parcel OF ground situate "
ing and being in the town OF SOmeTulle, county OF
Fayette, State Of Tennessee, and described AZ fol-
lows. to-wit, Parts of lots numbers 90 and % SIX
and seven. bounded as follows: Beginning at the
with Fayete street the full depth of said lot No. g.
and fourteen I'D feet beyond unto lot number Cd
seven. tn an alley ten feet vide, thence north CID
twentyOne feet and ten inches or 50 far 20 strike
west the center OF the wall on the north side OF
brick house erected on Let number 90 six; thence
west On a line with the oenier of said wall 800
eighty feet TO the outside OF the front wall OF
house; thence south with the front west wall 70
the beginning, toget er with all improvements and
apputen1nceS thereuntn belonging. Sold under the
trust deed made by f. d Bowers, deceased, already
Also the following lois and parcels of ground In
the town Of Sonerille county Of Fayette, State Of
Tennessee, tO-Wit: Lots 8, y, s and % i've, six.
eight and nine, and thst part OF lot number "a
seven between lots > and 3. and = and 3, In block
A. in said town. being same lots upon which the
three brick stores have been recently erected,
southwest corner Of public square, and being the
old Ball Tavern stand. being the same deereed to
PHI. Bowers by the ChanceTJ court at SomeTviie.
in 1873, in the case Of John C. Waddeil, admins
TRAITOR versus widow, heirs and creditors OF John H.
Ball. deceased an undivided half OF which was
conveyed TO J. J. Holloway by P. H Bowers, by deed
of date 9TH APRIL 1875 the two undivided halves OF
when we're conveyed to me as trustee, one by j. ].
Holloway and wife and one by p. h Bowers ana
wife in the respective trust deeds already referred to.
All right OF equity OF redemption Tepurchase of
said properly is expressly waived In said trust deeds
and the purchasers title will be absolute. Title be
Heved to be perfect, but sell and convey trustee
only.
sale will be made on or at the premises of hs
respective pieces of property within legal hours on
N B. JOHNSTON, Trustee
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-10

Union Pacific, 1000 Western luton, 1900 Pacific
Mail. 300 81 Louis, kansas cry aud Ntr-
them. anu l4UO Missouri, Kap-as and TeXa-.
1 ne following were the closing quotations:
Western Union telegraph COMPANY Eias, QIcksil-
yer. u; Quicksilver pTcieTrc2. 3ZI2; Pacific Aati,
lZs-. MaupO5a. BIS; NaHpO,a preferred. 81 b:
Adams express company, luI5 Wells & Fargo eX-
press company, as American express COMPANY
4q1t; United States express company. 47lt.
New York Central. va, Ere. 1874; Erie preferreI,
32ls. Harlem. $50. Michigan central. bsl4; Idua-
ma. l2l: Union Pacific stock. t@I4; Lake SHORE.
6Sl2; Illinois Central. 11li; Cleveland and Pitts
burg, SZi9. Northwestern. ii: Nor nWesteTt pr
feTrel Ttps-. Cleveland. Columbus. Cincinnati AMI
indianapolis 3ill; rex Jcr~es Central. - :. Re- X
Island, IFS; 81 Paul 30; st. Paul preferred.
12S4: Wabash. -. EurT wayne 100; TeTre EaItc,
,; T,rre Haute preferred, q, Chicago and
Alton, "a. ChcaEo and Alton preferred, lG,1' Ohio
and Mississippi. ~: Delaware, LaCkG.anHa and
Western, ! lis; Atlantic aud Pacific Telegraph, -;
Missouri Pacific, il: Chicago, Burlington aud
Quincy. I.I4; Hannibal aud -. Joe 1875;
Hannibal aud St Joe preferred 30; C=t,-
tral Pacific bonds, 734. Union Pacific bonds,
~. Union PIcihc land grants, ~. Union Pa INC
sln6ing fund. 3i.
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IBY TELEGRAPH
The 70 lowing are tha latest teegrams OF the
domest e m aTst as reported yesterday TO the cotton
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at the south gate of Court Square, in the city Of
Memphis, Tennessee, sell TO the highest bidder for
cash. the following property, situate lying and being
in Shelby county, Tennessee, in the town Of German
town, and being lot two GU, block B the plan of
said town, and thus described; Beginning at the
northeast corner OF Spring and Cross Streets thence
west with Cross street 19S feet to the lot OF Thomas
Brooks thence along the line OF said lot south 90
feet thence east 1913 feet thence north 90 feet to
the beginning.
Also the other lot In said town of Germantown de-
scribed follows Beginning at the southwest cor
Of the above described LETT thence south IS de-
grees, west 400 chainsi TO stake; thence south
Is degrees, east 1 and 91-l00 chains to a stake;
thence north 7S degrees east 3 400 chains;
thence with the above described lot north IS de-
grees, west 91-lOO chains ID the beginning. Also
part OF lots q and Z on the original plan of said
town. on which the stOTehOuse of said Rhodes was
located In February, 1873, fronting 30 feet more or
less, on Bridge street; thence WestEardly between
parallel lines 260 feet to Spring street. being the
same property conveyed in trust 10 VIM. P. Paul as
trustee by deed of record In Shelby county Regis
ters Office, in book %, part I'd, pages 429 and 400
Terms of Sale Cash. Equity or redemption and
dover interest barred. and title believed 70 be good
although sell and convey only as trustee.
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