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Enigma.

am composed Of six letters:
My first is rose not of pink,
My second is chair not trunk,
My third is in proud not III gay,
My fourth is in blue not in gray,
My fifth is In hate not In mad,
My sixth is In youth not In lad,
My whole is the name OF village In
West Tennessee, where they smoke Sol
COleman'S Number 10 cigars.
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LOCAL. NOTICES.

GREENBRIER, for medicinal purposes, cam
not be equalod.
REEDS gilt-edge tonic is agreeably recu-
perative IN its effects on those weakened by
yellow-fever.
SToF your hair from falling out by using
Halls vegetable siciliau hair remover, sure
prevention.
SLAGER & GoLDBAUM, the tsilors, invite
the public to call and examine their spring
patterns and their extreme low prices.
CALL at 262 Second street for Wilson sew
ing-machines and repairs.
r. j. DONOVAN & CO., Agents.
THE Crescent baking powder is made from
pure material, and is extra strength. For
sale by MADDEN & AVERY.
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Universal Acquiescence at a Desire


OUANO StA hNIUIOnOUIICO 1T q UUSIIU Gu
Result.
The world seems to be well satisfied with
the announcement that the contract entered
into by its charter from the Stats of Louisi-
ana, granted for the consideration of a mill
lion of dollars to the Louisian State lottery
company in 1868, for twenty-five years, will
be strictly adhered to. The financial relief
thus afforded has maintained that noble in
stitution. the Charity hospital, at New Or
leans. the next grand monthly (the one
hundred and seventy drawing occurs on the
eighth of April. For any information. a
letter addressed to M. A. Dauphin, postoffice
box 692, New Orleans. Louisiana, will have
immediate attention.
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How MANY pets of the household sicken
and are carriedlto an early grave with spasms,
fits, cramps, etc., which prove only too late
the result of worms. Parentssshould never
be without CDR. c. M'Lane's celebrated YER
mifuge" IN their houses, as prepared by Flem-
that they get the genuine article bearing
those names
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Wholesale BUYERS

MILLINERY, STRAW GOODS,
Trimmed and UntrEmmed Hats.
Flowers, Feathers, Etc.
Our complete stock is now open to the
trade, and buy FRS in the market would do
well to compare styles, prices, assortment,
etc. We are prepared to quote eastern job
bers' prices and offer liberal discounts to
cash buyers.
KREMER, HERZOG & CO.,
importers, Manufacturers and JobbeIs,
253 and 255 Main street.
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Fritz Pfemfert ~ Co. No. I3 Court
street receive beer each day fresh
from LemD's renowned breWe pack
ed In ice in their refrigerator cars
Order your beer from them.
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wien Jho Illh went outp The popular song
set to music given away April lst. Ia the
meantime goods with be slaughtered to make
room for the great spring sale, to commence
soon ut the Big Boot shoe store, 344 Main st.
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The most complete place in the south, as CO.
cry person k11OWS. Whatever yOu get there
either to eat or drink, is the rery best that can
be had or made. Ladies find it rery c0nUeHi-
ent to refresh themselves ,Ohile shopping. In
short, FLOyd's is a necessity.
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Interest to get Pride of the West
Faucet and Air PRESSURE" and keep
the celebrated Lemp's Lager Beer"
Fritz PFemfert d 40, sole agents, I3
Court street.
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Grand free lunch tonight from 2 to
10 o'clock; two schOOeers OF Hauck ~
Windish's celebrated Cincinnati beer
for five cents, at Charles BertOn's a
loon, corner BeaIe and shelby streets.
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Hil, Fontaine e. Co. are Offering for sale a
lot OF genuine silk cotton seed. Tne entire
crop from which these seed wers saved
sold Tor eleven cents per pound in January,
before the late advance.
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SEVENTY FIVE VARIETIES OF FINE
ROSES,
Five for 81. The finest collection of
bedding and Towering plants ever offered
in Memphis. Address
MALE & LAMB, Florists,
Office, BOB Main street.

German mIiIet, hungarian milIet,
Missouri milIet, for gale by otto
SchwiII q Co. seedsEeD, Ss3 SIain
For Needles, Oil AMI Attach
mentS,
for all sewing-machines, very cheap, go to
j. b. Aldrich, No. 254 Second street.
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Notice.

If you wish a good solid Monument,
Tablet or Headstone lower than can be had
elsewhere, call at Thomas Maydwell's, Sc
Union street
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Queer. Isn't 1t.

how fast all smokers are learning that Duke
Durham" smoking tobacco is the best7 Ask
your dealer, for it, and take no other
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May. the Shirt Tailor,
237 Main street.
Best shirts at lowest prices.
Notice.

If you wish a good solid Monument,
Tablet or Headstone lower than can be had
elsewhere, call at Thomas Maydwell's, 39
Union street
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~ RL-To do general housework; one that can
VI milk. Apply Immediately:
MUSIC TEACHER-A. young lady to teach music
M In an academy; also, want to rent piano.
Address H. V. O., Appeal Office.
UNARM HAND-A good trusty farm hand imam and
II wife pIeferred) TO do general farm labor and
attend TO cows and other stock and give general
DAVID P. MADDEN, $50 Front st.
DRACTICAL PRINTKR-Co TO get out a
L country weekly journal. Light work, leisure,
MR.. GIBSON, Appeal office.
/TYOTTAGE-TO rent cottage in Fort Pickering,
~ with garden and stables. Call By Saturday even
ing, at 237 Main street DIR. kARABLE.
"HlTE GIRL-FOr general housework, in a
w small family, at ia UNION ST.
NTURSE-Whlte girl, twelve or fourteen years old,
IN TO take care OF child three years old. Answer
Saturday, care Appeal once
MRS. CZAPSKI receives pupils in Vocal and In
M strumental music, at her residence, No. 266
Third street, corner Court cultivation or the voice
a specially.
u $l2 per month, at the Cincinnati Restaurant
and Saloon, No. - Adams street.
EINENAN T-rO cultivate so acres on Island "a on
shares; good dwellings, and cisterns. Apply to
ClooK-A white cook. Apply at
~ W MONROE ST.
pARTIES wishing TO purchase the
i GROVER BAKER SEWING-MACHINE,
10 call at their otce, BIB Main street. Repairing
MRS. c. o. VALENTINE.
YTIwACHER-For the SOmeyille District High
recommendations requiIed; salary guaranteed. Ad-
dress q. b. SALE. Sec'y, AtOka, Tenn.
STTUATIoN-By a irstclass Sawyer and In
~ s"'eor Corner LaRose and Webster streets.
DOARDERS-At az Court street. Rates 20 SUIT
ID the times. Front or back rooms. Also day
bOArders wanted.
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FIRE! FIRE! FIRE!

To RESTORE the appetite and purify tine
blood use Reeds gIlt-edge tonic.
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For anything you want in the sewing-ma-
chine line at New York prices, go to j. b..
Aldrich, No. 254 Second street.
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for any foul cistern that we cannot purify in
GEO. RUBSCH * CO., 40 & Al Charleston ave.
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From Prof. 4. Jackson, Laval UniYer-
sity, Quebec.

l have used a good deal of Colden's Lie
big's liquid extract of beef and tonic invig-
orator IN my private practice. and can recon-
mend 1t as extremely useful in cases of-de-
preston, debility and weak digestion requir-
ing STRENGTHENING nourishmanf
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The Porte Inclined to Accept the Prop
OsitIOns of the British Governments.
LONDON, March 31.-A dispatch from
Vienna says that the Porte is inclined to ac-
cept TIE conditions which the British govern
ment demands for its intervention IN obtain
ing a loan, particularly those giving England
control of the Asiatic provinces.
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LAW REPORTS.

Criminal Court. Il. X. Ray, Judge.
Calendar for Wednesday, April ID: ID.
John Green; 146, Wolf. Welman; 215, Mike
Cummings; 213. l.. Sugarman; 2l5 and 2l7,
Henry Smith; 26l, John Henry; SO. Mary
Williams; 249, Jesse Wood, Charles Wilson,
Madison Warner and n. L. Ingram; SOL,
Charles Smith; 346, John Kruger.
United states COurts-HOn. r.. -. Ham,
mOnd. Presiding.
The decree in the cases of the steamboats,
Illinois, White and Cheek will be presented
to the court this morning.
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OdOriess Excavating Company.
Vaults emptled ut reduced rates. of
fees, 192 Washington and As Madison,
Kit williams Block
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Selling of EntIre stock at Sacrifice.
n. SCHWARZENBERG,
230 Main street.

John SturIa's Restaurant.
Ladies' parlor up stairs, 1877 Main, corner
f TTniOo
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REEDS gilt-edze tonic stimulates the di-
gestiye organs and adds tone and strength to
the stomach.
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Silk COttOu-Seed.

HOLLANDS, for window shades, ali colors,
ten cents per yard. KAHN s. FREDERIC.
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EOR BENT.

TTNHE PREMISES west side of Third street, be
i tween Madison and Monroe, lately occupied by
j. N. Paine as stables and StOckyard. Terms rea-
sonable to good tenant. B. RICHMOND,
POI Main street.
HOUSE-34S Georgia, near fernando street cars
Ii EUGENE b. LYNN, 249 Main street.
CTOREHOUSE-NO. Howard row, corner Shelby
- and Union streets. III. WETTER GO.
~ ROCERY STORE-An "a No. L" family grocery
u stand-the three-story brick building No. l07
Vance street, southwest corner Avery. Address
II. LINDERMAN, No. 10 Washington ST.
1.-TWO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO desirable tenant;
i one near Mason, Tenn, and one near Forrest
City, Ark. Apply to A. N. M'KAY, 81 Main st.
HOUSE AND FURNITURE Centrally located;
IL man and wife viii board with the occupant
Address No. Mulberry street.
Il OUSE-The desirable twO-stoTy frame dwelling
Il house, No. 443 POntotoc street. just east of
Orleans; in good repair, and convenient to either
Vance OF Beale street ears. Apply to
J. h. SHEPH ERD, 10 Madison st.
DOOMS-Pleasant sleeping rooms and offices,
LO 4Sls Madison. J. j. LOCKART, 43ls Madison.
DOOMS-Furnished or unfinished; suitable also
~ for families TO hOusekeep. lO1 JEFFERSON.
INURNISHED ROOMS-With or without board
n No 296 Third street.
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS-Cheap to gem
IN tlemen. New brick house, "a Mulberry street.
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FIGYd'S.

To GIVE tone to the stomach and stimu-
late digestion there is nothing like Reeds
gilt-edge tonic.
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eOyERNNTENT BONDS.
OF MEMPHIS
State National Bank

HAVE for sale the per cent U. n. Bonds
II for immediate delivery. All other Issues OF
u. S. Bonds taken in exchange.
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ElOYd's
s9me Hundred DC

VIII be open on Sundays. Leave your orders
early for pure cream.
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ROOnS AND BOARD.

FURNISHED ROOMS With board. pay boarders
II accommodated. References 104 COURT ST.
DESIRABLE RooM-With board II,, at e,,,,,,,,,o,
DOARDEKS-At 81 Union street. corner Her
ID nandO; rates to suit the times; 25 day-bOard-
ers wanted, by Mrs u. h. WHITEMORE.
y EHTLEMAN AND WIFE-Or two gentlemen
" can get beautiful. unfinished loom and good
board with private family in pleasant locality,
convenient TO street cars, at S15 per month.
Address W. p. h, Appeal Office.
DOARDERS-A few gentlemen day-boarders at
d 96 Union street. Terms moderate.
DOOMS-Furnished and unfinished, with boaTd
LIZ also, day-bOarders. at 4Sl Shelby street;
references required.
DOOMS-Elegant front and back rooms, with
IL board, can be had at 431 SHELBY STREET.
Day-boar eTs also wanted
DooMS-First-class, with good board. Terms
n, moderate. At I04 MARKET ST.
DEMONSTRATIONS rooms and good board at
~ 80 JEFFERSON STREET.
DOOM-Desirable front room, with board, at
~ 81 MADISON STREET.
1.-TWO Gentlemen can obtain large front room on
Il first floor, with without board, In private
family, Will take gentlemen as day boardeTs.
References exchanged. Address, 20" care Appeal
DOOMS- Suit of front rooms, with board, at Ill
III Court street. Day bearders wanted.
IlIRST-CLAS5 rooms, with or without board
il Terms very moderate. No. "a Mulberry.
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OF MEMPHIS. TENN,
DESIGNATED Depository OF the United States
for subscription to the Four Per Cent Loan.
Bonds on hand for immediate delivery at the lowest
market rate All other Issues of U. 5. Bonds taken
In exchange.
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FOE SALE.

liz RSE AND ROCKAWAY-A fine rockaway and
II horse also, several stands of BEES-some
Italians. Apply to q. B. PETERS, JR..
No 2S9 Main street.
DESIRABLE FARM-Of thirty acres, with fine
r. W. CASKIN, 436 Main street.
PUGGIES, HARNESS, SADDLERY AND OFFICE
ID AND STABLE EIXTURE5-On the FIFTH DAY OF
APRIL between the hOus of IL and II O'Clock m,
Will proceed to sell, at public outcrE, TO the highest
bidder, for cash, all of the BuggieS Harness, Sad
dlery, and Office and Stable Fixtures, belonging TO
the late firm of ]. b x W. A. Faires, unless sold
privately before that time
w. A. FARES, surviving partner
OF the late firm of j. b. q w. A. FAIRIES,
HTTZFELD'S nOn-explOsive headlight oil; pure
IL flint chimneysi Danforth erastye h1id;
233 SECOND STREET.
CSAWMILL AND WOODWORKING SHOP
- Together with all the machinery, betting ETC.,
Situated in the city Of Little Rock. This establish
ment has large capacity. and has been In operation
many years, with an established trade For further
particulars address postofce box 1872 city OF Little
Rock, Arkansas.
NTOODl-WOODl-Yard 100 Main street. All
wv qualities, at low rates.
HNAYLOR SILK COTTON. SEED-Apply to
i GAGE Il FISHER. 300 Front st.
n ROCERY-A rare chance Tor a man with small
VI capital to start In hIstclass Grocery and loea
ton. Satisfactory cause given for selling Apply at
"a Jefferson street. ]. STEWART q co.
DRICK-ShIpped eheapb by river or railroad. Leave
ID orders at John A. Denies, 3b2 Front street.
Large concessions will be made orders for good
SalTnonBTick, suitable for ehimneys setting boil
eEs, etc. o. II. u. PIPER.
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AMUsEM FIR rs.
VI EMPHIs OPERA CLUB,
AUCTION SALES.

FURNITURE! FURNITURE!
AT AUCTION.
The Furniture now on hand, belonging to the estate
of the late w. n Thixton, will be sold, at public
auction, at 256 SECOND STREET, commencing Tn
Wednesday, the I'd Day of April, 1879,
at 10 O'Clock am, and will continue, from day to
day. until the whole stock is disposed of.
G. W. NALL, Administrator.
adminIstratOr,s sale Once Fixtures,
Iron safe, Desk -, Tables stem
cklE. scales. Etc.
BY A. E. FRANK LAND,
Monday Morning APRIL sth. 10 O'CLOCK
at No. 1854 Shelby street, below Union.
A. Z. FARMLAND, Auctioneer.
r ID. jordan. Admir- estate j. c. Davis.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF
FURNEEURE. ETC. AT AUCTION,
BY A. E. FARMLAND, 1875 MAIN ST,
Friday Morning, April 4. at 10 o'clock.
The effects of W. c. C. FOSTER, deceased,
consisting or
ONE KNABE PIANO,
PARLOR, BEDROOM and KITCHEN FURNITURE
OOORING-STOVE, ETC.
A. HATCHETr, Admir-. A. E. FARMLAND Aucr.
Smith 4 Collier, Attorneys.
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PEKsOR AL.
LOST.

NOW-A large cTeam-cOlOred COW, with small
~ spots, a straight crop on the left ear, and red
ears liberal reward will be paid to the inder, by
returning to No. 4 Johnson avenue.
MRS. B. RYAN.
DOINTER PUP-AbOut 8 months old; white and
i liver-cOloTed spots; slightly NANCY; answers TO
name Of SPOT. Finder Will please return to VIM.
MILLER, 221 Main street. and be rewarded
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STRAYED.

HOWS-S5 REWARD-Two eOws-One black, viii
- face; had a short rope around horns; one re
and-white, branded on right hip s. NJ. Return to
oboe JOHNSON, old Randolph road.
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TAKEN UP.

HORSE-Me dium-sized-s about z years
IL old; white blaze on forehead; had saddle and
halter on. The owner can have same by calling on
JONES CROFORD, cOlored, rear ] IL Washington.
4 IOWA large size brindle COW, with calf
~ months old, which the owner can have by pay
inl, charges and proving property. Chas. BOyde, COL
ored, Bass avenue, two miles from city.
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Markets BY TELEGR RAPH.

-. New YORK, Jul

New YORK, July 2.
Money active 4a6. Exchange firmer,
4.S52a4S6, Governments, weak, 81 |;
four per cents, 6 four and half
per cents, Il. States, dull.
Flour without decided change, and
closing slightly in buyers favor, dull
and heavy; Southern -four quiet and
unchanged. Wheat without decided
change with little better export de.
mand. Corn slightly Ia buyers favor
and moderately active; ungraded, 3sa
43!c. Oats lalfc. better and rather
quiet; No. 8. 37a371c; do, white, 3Sc
No. 2, 39A4lc. Hay dull and scarcely
so firm; shipping, 45a50. Coffee more
active and firm for better grades. Su-
gar firm with a fair business; Muco-
yado, 64a6}c; fair to good rt finiDg
quoted, 6s .6lc; prime, 6Sc, Molasses
quiet and unchanged. Rice in good
demand at full prices. Pork quiet and
firm with moderate trade; old mess,
spot, SO 50; new mess, $40 25. Cut
meats dull aud weak; middles dull
and easier; long clear ribs quoted
$5.J5a5 20; short clear ribs, $5. 80; long
and short clear ribs, $5 % Lard with
out decided change and quiet
Whisky nominal, ST 051
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FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, July 2.-Americans in
London will celebrate the anniver-
sary of American independence by
q banquet at the Westminster Pal
ace Hotel Saturday.
The Morning Post says: "From
informal expressions Of opinion it
may be gathered that the Irish
members of the House of Commons
are by no means disposed to accept
Lord Cairns University bill. Some
go to a great length of describing it
as an ''insult to the country,
MADRID, July 2.--In reference
to the recent agitation against pro-
tective duties, in consequence of
the dearness of bread, the Minister
of Finance stated in Cortes yester.
day that the condition of the wheat
crop was not such as would require
any modification of the law on the
subject of cereals, but the Minister
of Public Works proposed to reduce
the rates for their conveyance.
GENEVA, July "a merchant of
the Society of Zurich, speaking in
behalf of the cotton trade in which
the Swiss manufacturers have four
hundred millions of franks invested,
strongly deprecates the protective
measures and states that in conse-
quence of the increase of German
duties on English cotton yarn, an
important trade in mixed silk and
cotton goods which the town Of
Crefeld, in Rhenish, Prussia, hith-
erto monopolized, will pass to Zu
rich. # sHH
The race for the July Cup at
the New Market meeting to.
day was won by Count De La
oranges four year old chestnut
colt "Phenix," Mr. sCrawford's three
yeas old chestnut fily, "Out Of
Bounds 2 second, and Capt. Prime
aged bay horse, "Trappist,'' third,
Capt. Mitchell's four year old bay
colt, "Hackthrope," was the favor.
ite at Z to- 4, but did not get q
place. 9@s q :. sa;5fa. -
K1NasGoN, j JAMAICA, July q
Advices from Porte su Prince,
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CALIFORNIA.

q -#
3 SAN FRANCISCO, July 2.-The plat
form Of the Democratic Conven ton
which was telegraphed in part late
last night, contains the following
additional planks referring to na-
tional matters 1t declares it to be
Democratic doctrine that this Union
is an indissoluble Union Of inde-
structible States, under the para
mount authority of the Federal
Constitution in all the powers not
reserved by the States. AS suffrage
is privilege conferred exclusively
by the States, any attempt by
the General Government to inter-
fere with the State elections is de-
clared to be dangerous to- the
Liberties of the people. II
denounces the repeated abuses
of the veto by r. B, Hayes,
sitting as the Executive officer oi
the Government, in defeating the
Will OF the people, as, expressed by
Congress, through his rejection Of
the bill passed by that body to re-
peal obnoxious and unconstitutional
laws during the present special ses-
sion. The Democracy of Cali
fornia earnestly approve o. the
efforts of the Democrats in both
Houses of Congress to repeal laws
by which the rights of voters are
interfered with, at the instance and
under the authority of the Republi-
can administration. The platform
was unanimously adopted.
SAN FRANcIsco, July 2.-The
Republicans last evening nominated
Hon. 7. e.. Phelps for Railroad
Commissioner in this district. The
Workingmen's Municipal Conven-
ton nominated D. L. Smoot fol
City and County Attorney. He
was formerly District Attorney o.
Alexandria, Va. 3
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NEW YORK.

New YORK, July "A frightful
accident occurred on the ,Metropol,
itan Elevated Railroad shortly yafter
l O'Clock this morning. The ,regu-
lar up trains had stopped atunning
at time, and several trackmen on a
hand car started down. the east side
track to make some needed repairs.
When Franklin street station was
reached they discovered an engine
with some new cars coming up the
road. Davis Stadley, one of the
oldest employees on the road, volun-
teered to get off and warn the
approaching train, when he was
struck by the regular south bound
train. His body was mangled in a
horrible manner. One OF his legs
was cut off and remained on the
track, while his body was thrown
into the street below. Death was
instantaneous.
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Chancery Court.

In the Chan cery Court, regular June
term, Hon. w. B. Staiey on the
bench, the following business was en-
tered of record yesterday:
]. L. Lones vs. J. M. Lones; or.
der to make deed.
Il. L. Williams, administrator vs..
s. T. Atkin ct al; Cornick &
Cornick vs.. A. Roehl ct AL;
john Mcmillan vs. J. B. Thomas
ct al; e. Russell va. VIM.
Harris ct al; Thos. Fitzgerald VS..
Robt. Medaris ct al, and Il. Robbins
vs. J. B. Morris; demurrers In these
several cases overruled.
w. w. Reynolds, administrator, vs..
Cader Parker; leave to file cross bill.
Anna Kirk vs.. WnasKirk ct al; or.
der to pay cost.
Harriet Blackwell, adm'x., vs. J. E.
Black well ct al; report az to counsel
fees confirmed.
Court adjourned till 10 o'clock this
morning.