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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-09

New Holland Herring, a few kegs
only. oliver, Finnie 4 Go.
Creamery Butter, received daily by
express. Oliver, Finnie 4 Co.
All kinds coffee roasted every day
Oliver. Finnie 4 Go.
Silver Moon Flour, New Process,
none better. Oliver, Finnie d 70,
Royal Patent Flour, as fine as can
be. Oliver, Finnie q 20.
Silver Moon Baking Powder, our
own manufacture, absolutely pure.
Oliver, Finnie 4 Co.
Home made broken Candy, u own
manufacture, made from pure sugar
nothing else, no mixtures or adultera-
lions. Oliver, tlnnle u TO-
Pure apple and Pickle Vinegar.
Oliver, Finnie & Co.
Graham Flour, Rye Flour, Oatmeal
Cracked Wheat, etc.
Oliver, Finnie q Co.
Highest grades Gunpowner, lmpe'
rial, Colong, Young Tyson, English
Breakfast aud Japan Teas.
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SAYS She Is MOI Crazy.

Stys SnC ~ NOt OIdAts
The woman. Katie or Ada Smith,
who was anxious to break into the
lions cage of Coles circus in order to
show her high pressure faith, declares
that she is not crazy anil AYERS her
resolution to follow the show until
she receives the required permission.
Yesterday morning the same woman
caused a disturbance at a co'ored
church and was locked up for the day.
When Katie came in from swinging
on the prison back gate this morning,
she was confronted by the deacon Of
the worked up church and about
twenty elders, deacons and amen cor
ner members, who stated that she was
10 the habit Of breaking up their
meetings, and yesterday insisted that
the preacher quit his preaching, close
his book and get down out of the
pulpit.
you are all h%ypocrites," cried Ka.
tie, land | wouldn't go near you il
God would give me permission to stay
away. Will you let me talk, Judge
The Judge answered yes, and Katie
turned around and dismissed her law.
yer, saying she didn't need him now
as she could do her own talking better
then he could Do it for her.
"She is not crazy" murmured thu
Judge. Then she wanted to know O
the Judge if there was any reason why
he should punish her for getting re
ligious and breaking up the benches
"like the other %niggers." I'm a trut
prophet Of God" she declared" anC
[ want to prove it to these mig
gers, that's the reason | wan
to 20 in the lions den. Judge, l wan.
to knoF one thing. Amt the Lore
the same now as he was hundreds o
years ago."
"Yes," was the answer.
"And didn't Daniel brave the lion
in their den2"
THE Bible says So"
And did anybody ever call tn,
Prophet Daniel a ! unatic?"
"Not that l ever heard Of"
Then l want to know, Judge, VIII,
they should call the Prophet Kat,
So"
This was a poser, and Presiden
Hadden contented himself by remark
ing that he would put her in a Gag
just as good as that occupied by tn.
lions, and a great deal safer. Thel
she grew wild, wanted a States OK
cuse" to leave the State if she did no
have the rights Of a citizen, and whel
finally put back in the yard graspe,
the bars Of the window with bot
hands in a frenzy Of despair, and re
fused to go to a cell. The efforts o
tso or three men were necessary t
remove her.
She still declares that she will &c
tu-n to the church if released, as sb
aAs not the power to keep away.
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
re CENTs be wEEI
THE CITY
LEDGER LINES.

Cream puffs,
At Specht & Walters.
Canned beef tongue. Lyle & Shields
Misty morning.
New comb honey.
Buckham & Campbell, so Beal.
Boneless herring. Lyle & Shields.
Crystal Palace Oyster Parlors,
For your fine Oysters
in any style, by
Buttinghaus & Smith.
0zanne& Mays new store, 257 Main.
Monarch -four. Lytle & Shields.
Best brick for sale. Telephone
John Cubbins.
Brown l. Jones, coal dealers, 282
Main street.
New decorated dinner sets received
at G. N. Erich's.
Several sensations yesterday, last
night and to-day.
Good coat aud pantsnakers wanted
at the jeans factory, 3O6 Main street.
The police docket to- day was large,
but contained no cases of importance.
The entertainment at the Tennessee
Club will be given Wednesday evening
Of the present week.
Dan Conley was arrested yesterday
for stealing watch from a darby.
He was fined $50 to-day and bound
over.
Our seed dealers and oil makers pay
twenty cents per bushel OF SIC per ton
for cotton seed delivered, and $l1 on
the river bank.
Liberal increase in cotton receipts.
1t is coming freely by every highway,
including dirt and railroads, as well
as water courses.
The Little Havana Lottery holds a
drawing tomorrow, and the sales Of
tickets close to. day. Every n who
ever invests in a lottery should secure
a ticket in a scheme that is so popular.
Cotton receipts to-day 467l bales,
aud more than twice as much as came
in this day last week. The value Of
the staple at noon here was steady
and unchanged.
1t is only necessary to remind the
public that the usual monthly drawing
Of the Louisiana Lottery takes place
to morrow, to insure a rush fol
tickets to. day. Many Memphianl
have secured prizes in this Lottery.
Fall styles fol gentlemen, in all tn,
newest designs and finest goods, can b,
seen at Mays, 1891 Main street. H,
receives daily the fastest goods, sell
at a small margin, and can please thu
most fastidious.
Original poetry has been excluded
from the columns Of this paper 70
several months past, therefore tn
Lament Of Southern Democrat,
Tribute to Watterson" and severa
other me%ritorious compositions ar
respectfully declined.
On Saturday night Sol Colemar
telegraphed to his agents for tn
largest amount o. Havana cigars eve
sent from this city in one order. Thi
is another evidence of the enterpris
OF tho leading retail cigar dealer Q
our city.
Mr.. Mallory, a son Of the late Dl
Mallory, Of this city, and Miss Jenni
Parham, Of Forest City, to the west Q
this, were married by the Rev. GEE
White, pastor Of the Episcopal Church
at the Peabody Hotel, yesterday al
ternoOn. Mr.. and Mrs. Mallory lci
the city last evening.
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COURTHOUSE NOrSS.

Will Griby and Henrietta Morris
were licensed to marry this forenoon
All the cases on the Criminal CourI
docket, both felony and misdemeanor.
are set for Tuesday and Wednesday Of
Of this week. Attorneys will please
take notice.
Deeds we're recorded to day from T.
O. Reeves to Mrs. II. j. Garrett;
Thomas Graves ct al to A. T Hayden;
AT. Hayden to Hanauer Oil Works.
The County Court was busy to-day
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-09
JOCKEY CLUB SAMPLE ROOM
Fine Wines, Liquors and Cl-
CARS. Mrs. Wright, I8 Jefferson.
No Chicken for Breakfast,

No Chicken for Breakfast.
A thief visited the poultry yard Of
Captain Webb in the early hours Of
this morning and succeeded in break
ing the paddock to the hennery. The
Captain, with bis trusty shotgun,
emerged, and as he did so the thiel
caught a glimpse Of him. The rascal
lit out before the gun could be trained
on him. He thought to catch Cap.
Webb mapping, but he didn't, and he
is still chicken hungry. When he
gets ready for another raid the Captain
will be on hand as usual.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-09

Before President MADDEN to-day a
lawyer got up after his client had been
fined % and asked to make a state.
ment in his behalf as a citizen, and
not as a lawyer. When he had finished
the Judge asked: And you make that
as a plain citizen, do your Yves,
SIR" "Then I'll reduce the fine two
dollars. II you bad made it asa law
yer | would have added two"
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368.
Photographs, Sc per dezen.
First-class work.
Collage Gallery, 40 Real 1t, 80

Mrs. G. H. Fits declines playing in
public during this year, owing to her
preparation for a course of study in
Leipsic, Germany. She will enter
July lst. 80
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E0R aALf

IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY,
Nos. s. and IS Poplar. lot esxl4sH,
Nos. 24 add 29lh Poplar.
No. $50 Third, lot 5Ixl43.
Nos. 4S and IS Exchange extended, lot SIX
No. ls6 Court, lot 25x1'sX.
No, 1ss Court, lot SJxl4SH.
No. SS7 Court extended. lot 2Sxl4s.
No. SOS Union, lot so feet front.
Nos. Isl and l3 81 Martin, lot 50x o.
Nos. 1856 and lSI St. Martin, lot 50xls5.
Nos. / land llSt. Martin, lot 50xl25.
No. 3Sl Orleans, lot 79xls7.
Nos. Isl and .53 Vance, lot 50xl50.
Ne. Il Ruth, lot 2xl46.
No. 81 Third OChelseal, lot T4x1tSh.
No. rs Satarans, lotS1xx74.
Several nice cottages on Georgia street; also
in Chelsea and Fort Pies erips.
Nos. lA and l04h Main, stores
No. Is Market, store.
Desirable building lots for sale and lease in
M. E. CONAwAY.
Agent, iS Main street.
RRIoK-Best in tn, market; brlckyar /,
ID Second street, Chelsea. Telephone orders
to HO2 JOHN cUBBlNS.
A 7 a bargain, No. Stewards Row. MYERS
"A &SNBED, 2ls ain street. HSs
Snn BUSHELS Seed Rye, just received,
OUU 1884 MARTIN WALT 4 co.
EN0R sale low or will exchange a new top
L buggy fer a good secondhand buggy or
rockaway. 1857 IKE A CHASE.
TWO good ofi'e desks, iron safe and set sf
i blacksmith tools.
1857 IKE A. CHASE, go Front.
FOR RENT.
ER0NT rooms. and good board, at 2Ss Pop
II lar street.
TWO unfurnished rooms.
TWO nicely furnished rooms for gentlemen
i at IS Madison street. &6
COTTAGE residence for rent on Wellington
" street near Beal SlS6 J.J. MURPHY.
STABLES and workshop at lS7 D Soto st.
@4 Apply on premises.
CTOkE No. rs Beal, lately e plinted aud in
N, II CONAWAY, Agent.
2S 3 2o Main street, upstairs.
COTTAGE No. AS Mississippi avenue, 6
" rooms, in brst-clNs condition.
~ il BI0EL0W, No 4Msdson st,
q LARGE front rooms on FIST floor, either
z furnished or unfurni he'd, with board Day
boa ders also wanted ats Madison st 24t
VHB large. aIst-class Cotton Warehouse
i near corner Shelby ard Real streets.
Il j. V. PATRICK, CSC Main street.
IN Planters Insurance Building, ahandsome
| and c0mmodioBs suite Of Offices on second
hoo-, just Yacatet BY Holmes Cummins, ESQ.
Also pleasant single bedroom on third noor.
last
A STORY, l2-room brick house, a
n Exchange street Apply TO JOHN LOCK
HART, Office haris & rurley 1851
ST0REH0USE No. S7 Main, near Union.
. Apply to 0E0Rf B PETERS, Jr,
th7f Corner Madist j and Second street.
| PUBLIC LEDGER
pmess 10 HadiIon Street.
TEa ~ Pc 2 wE <.
MONDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 8, 1882.
THE CITY.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-09

Feathers steamed and cleaned, an mat
tresses renovated by Ed. Ii demand, 1884
Main street, below Gayoso. 40
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368.
Fine watches

and jewelry repaired in a skillful mau
ner by J. N. Mulford &C.,, 333 Main.
m&tlO7t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-09

r. FransIOIi, 202 Front, receives
Shell Oysters daiIyby exPress.27t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-09

Smoke Stfaiton x storms CAPADU
RAS, 8 for 25c. SOL COLEMAN,
AGENT for the brand.
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AMUSEMENTs.
The MinsfreIs.

AAO NAne
The Barlow, Wilson & Co. Minstrel
troupe, one of the best in the country,
are at Vicksburg to-day and will be
here to exhibit on Wednesday and
Thursday next. There will not be
any matinee performance. Sale Of
seats for their engagement commenced
at Hollenberg's music store this fore
noon.
hInnie Maddern.
On Friday and Saturday next the
play going community will be favored
by the appearance at the theater here
of Miss Minnie Madden, a bright
little actress, who is now playing in
Texas, and who during her recent en-
gagement at New Orleans, her native
city, received a great ovation. The
lady is a daughter Of the late Thomas
w. Davey, formerly manager Of the
theater in this city, and who first came
here with Ben De Bar, when he was
lessee Of the Greenlaw 0perahouse
Miss Madden appeared here as child
with the Furbush troupe in Divorce
aud other plays, and she has since
visited us with other companies. The
lady will play the leading feminine
parts in "Fogg's Ferry" in wild
Wave" and in "Rexina." The latter
was written by Scott Marble, and will
be presented here for the first time OF
any stage, and all three plays were
prepared expressly for the fair actress
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-09

Prepare for Cold Weather
~ ha1 ing yOur grsIeB Set with
LEMON, PATENT &c
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Ihe Terrible FaI

Strictly pure Tafy and Stick Candy;
Cream Puffs. Specht & Walter. 27t
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PROFESSIONAL.
FOB SALE OR RENT.

DIAN0S and organs, new and secondhand
L on easy monthly installments, at
4 WIrZMANN * co.'s, 223 Second street
ARG s lot secon i-hand pianos and organ
IL at H0LLENBERG'S, 2z9 Main st. ut
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SOL COLEMAN.

III. A.. THOMS, Undertaken,
Corner Adams and second SITS,
est
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1858.
SOL CoLEMAN's
l.LITTLE DARLINGN.

An exquisite little cigar. Pure tobacco
3 for 2jc,
AtSaI COIeman'g.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-09

The Terrible Fail
of mems and boys clothing in prices
for this season can only be proven in
paying a visit to the Mammoth Cloth.
ing House, 238 Main street, Mr.
Myers having made a clean sweep il
buying out a manufacturing establish
m INT at so cents on the dollar, and il
now prepared to offer big inducements
31+
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JOHN WALSH, UNDERTAKEN.
84I Second street. l07t
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LOST.

an Third street, between exchange and
" Market, one Geld Enamelled Bfaoelet.
marked "Belle Page, from Brother Will" A
suitable reward Will be paid by leaving II st
MURPHY A MURPHY, 8 NJ edison At. 80 3s
N0LD Necklace, In Poplar street car, or IN
VI Main from Jefferson 10 Exchange. Lib
ersi reward for is return to 100 Ala ama.s7S2
A RED watch seal or charm with one link
"A Of watch chain attached. A liberal ro-
ward will be paid on the return Of same 10 j..
n. COLEMAN, Y Madison street, IN
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1858.

REV
Stanard's Royal Patent Flour,
None batter.
Graham Flour,
Cracked Wheat,
Oatmeal, Grits, HOmiBy,
Pearl Neal and Barley.
BUCKu AM d. CAMPBELL,
so Zeal 81. 24f
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STOLEN.
WANTED.

HAVE added to my Real Estate business
J. a genefal collecting department. My ia.
%cilities are first class and all accounts, claims,
etc., put in my hands for coll ction will re-.
eeiye prompt attention. Charges reaso able.
NJ. K. CONAWAl, Agent, No. 2s5 Main st,
80 80
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A c00PEa-Appl at Office Pamela Oil Co
i'm mediately. 33f
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-17
Confederate Reunion.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Nov. l6.--About
300 men of John Ii. Morgan's command
met here yesterday and formed per.
manens organization, with General
BAIL Duke as President. Mrs. Morris
of Chicago, sister of Governor Black.
burn, was present, and was elected
Honorary Presid ent, and the mother of
General Morgan and his wife were made
Honorary Vice-Presidents. 1t has been
determined to hold a grand reunion in
camp near this city next July, and in
vite all who served in the Confederacy.
Speeches were made by General Duke,
General R. nj. Gano and Lieutenant
Governor Cantrell. Those present
marched in body to the residence of
Mrs. Morgan and paid their respects to
the mother Of their commander. In
side the hail, where were received the
old cornpat-;ots OF General Morgan,
hung the stars and bars outside in
front of the building fioated the stars
and stripes.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-17
EGEAPHIC yDTS.

.... The straight Greenback Stat
Committee al Maine met iu Augusti
yesterday and decided to thoroughly or
ganize for the next campaign.
-. The Board Of Health of Pensa
cola. Fla. hss issued a proclamation
declaring that the yellow fever ep..
demic is a. an end there.
-. In De Witt county, Texas. two
escaped convicts met james G. Sparma
on the road and shot him. They then
beat out his brains and robbed MN.
80. The Irish party in Parliament
will tender banquet to A. NJ. Sulli-
van, ex-member of Parliament. on his
return from America. Parnell will
preside.
A number of the younger men,
bers of the Chicago Board Of Trade
were suspended yesterday for indulg.
ing in the pa.time Of knocking off che
hats of oder members.
49,. In Concord. n. H. yesterday,
Elbny A,bee. this def&ulting cashier of
the Ashuelot Savings B1nk. was SEN
fenced to ten years imprsonment,, and
was taken to the State Prison.
At Taylorsville, N. c., last
night, burglars entered the residence of
William A. Pool. Clerk of the Superior
Court of Alexander county, bound and
gagged him, and made their escape with
500 belonging to the county.
Brave Bear. Sioux Indian,
was hanged yesterday at Yankton. Da-
kota, for the murder of JOSEPH joan.
SOD, near Fort Sully. in 1879. Brave
Bear left request to his relatives not
to ayenge his death and to omit the
usual mourning.
80. Yesterday a well.to-do farmer
named Jasper Spaulding, living near
Raub, Ind, first knocked senseless his
little son and wife with a whitflstree
and then cut their throats with a razor,
after which he cut his own throat
with the same weapon.
go. The application for new trial in
the insanity case of Mrs. Scoviile was
again continued in Chicago yesterday,
her attorney stating that he had re.
csived dispatch from her saying that
she intended 70 be present, but missed
the train. Her husband says she al.
ways misses the TRANS.
90. In the United States Circuit
Court at Chicago yesterday Judge
Drummond rendered final decree for
tue sale of the Cleveland, Columbus l.
Indiana Central Railroad under fore.
closure of mortgage. The indebted.
ness amounts to over $l4, 900, 900. The
decree stipu'ates that the road must be
sold in it's entirety, and for not less
than 81, 500, 600.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-17
| I Ell { 6 R AP hIC
GRANT WANTS JUSTICE
DONE GEN. PORTER.
THE CHINESE QUESTION
IN NEW YORK.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR BIAS
PHEMES AT JOHN SHEER
MAN.
THE QUESTION OF NE
VADA FREIGHTS.
Various News From All Parts
of the World.
Various News From All Parts
of the World.
New York 1IonSOlians.

NEW YORK, Nov. l5.-The Herald
has the following editorial; Gu,
special dispatches from San francisco
report a demagogical attempt of the
Collector of that port 70 exclude all
Cinnamon whatever from landing there,
whsther they are merchants 'r laborers:
but Judge Hoffman is not demsgogue,
| and when the case was brought before
the United States District Court. the
Collector was frustrated and rebuked,
as he deserved to be. Tle fact how
! ever, that the chief otfice- OF the Fed
eral revenue servica GA the Pacific
Coast should volunteer to put a gloss
Of lis own upon the Chinese immigra.
tion statute with the design OF increas-
ing its stringency. IS significant Of the
spirit of the community to which he
pandered. Being a politician he prob
ably counts the rebuke of the
Court az Of slight moment il
comparison with he increase Of pop.
ularity tha. be has gained among the
hoodlnms. 1t Ieserves remark that the
Chinese question is rapidly approaching
a new phase of which New York
merchants VIII do well 20 take timely
warning. The Pacific Coast politicians
having bulldozed the Federal Govern
ment so successfully in the matter of
Chinese immigration, are working
themselves ny 70 demand supplement-
arg legislation OF a prohibitory char
acter al no distant DAY in the matter of
Chinese imports They asked Con grass
TO forbid the lntr oduction Of Chinese
labor into 3S States in order to protect
three Of them-Califocnia Nevada and
regon-whose uuited popu la'ion is
less than that of this city, and Con.
gress yielded to the request and has
shut Chinese laborers out of New York
because they are uuwelcome in San
Francisco. Now they are growing
fearful that the excluded Cinnamon
will soon become successful competitors
although restricted TO Asiatic soil, and
accordingly they are preparing to petit |
ton Congress further to shut Chinese |
out of the whole country, |
New York include1. The San Fran
cisco newspapers are looking forward |
to the time when Ctinamsu at home |
will manufacture for themselves and |
so cheaply that they will not ouly |
supply their own markets but ours as !
well. npless Congress comes to the
,escde with customs duties which will
eclipse the most extraordinary pro-
visions Of the present tariff.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-17
Two Terrible Deaths.

ST. PAUL, Nov. 15.-This morning,
at Roberss's Station, twenty miles east
of Hudson, ON the Chicago, st. Paul,
Minneapolis and Omaha railroad, q
stock train, while waiting for water. was
run into by freight train from behind.
A caboose, in which were the con-
ductor, brakeman, stockmen and sev.
eral passengers, was smashed to pieces.
The conductor was burned to death.
nothing hut his bones being recovered.
The brakeman mad an arm torn from
its socket aud died from loss of blood
within an hour. A passenger named
Fink was badly injured. A number of
cars were wrecked and many cattle
were killed.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-17
The Nevada Freight steal.

OMAHA, Nov. l5-The Union Pacific
| officials state, in rega-d to the trouble
with the Nevada trunk lines over
freight, that there has been a tariff
in existence for ten years which, when
first published, allowed Nevada. trunk
lines their proportion of the Sacramento
rate aDnn freight for all points in New
ada. This freight has always been
billed by tbs Union Pacific at their
proportion OF the Sacramento rate. but
arbitrary rates charged by the Central
Pacific Company on the business
forced il nearly all to San Francisco,
either by Southern rail or water routes.
II the Central Pacific, however, will
reduce it will make it practical to
ship from the East direct. The Union
Paq6c has asked nothing Of the trunk
lines more than it has enjoyed for ten
years past, which is simply to bill the
Nevada freight at i5s respective pro-
portion Of the Sacramento rate for
each line east OF Ogden. Several Un-
ion Pacific officials have started for
Chicago to explain and do away with
the Misunderstanding.
NEW YoRK. Nov. l6.--Ames. Bos-
ton director of the Union Pacific, says
the earnings OF ths company for the
current year. partly estimated, show
surplus Of S4. 500, 900. The floating
debt is only 81, 700. 900, which will be
extinguished by the immediate placing
of S., 600, 900 OF collateral trust bonds.
already negotiable. Ames says the
company will next year pay dividend
NJ VAR cent
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-17
The President Annoyed.

WASHINGTON. Nov. l6. The Presi.
dent is very much out of sorts. One OF
the minor ills is letter addressed by
the two Massachusetts, Senators to
Secretary Folger, giving Collector
Worthipgton severe hauling over the
Goals for helping tho Democrats to elect
their candidate for Governor. The
rels.ious Of Worthingson and bis news.
paper to Butler are such that the truth
Of tho charge is highly probable. An.
other jeetrr---ole more irritating to
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-17
The Beecher Suit,

NEW YORK, Nov. l6. 6.-Yestsrday at
the conclusion Of the plaintiff stestimony
in the suit against Heury Ward
Beecaer, growing out Of bis failure to
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-17
complete the second volume of bis "Lif,

complete the second volume of bis "Liie
Of Christ. 4" counsel for Beecher moved
to dismiss the case upon the ground
that there was no date fixed for the
closing of the contract. Judge Barrett
held that the plaintiff had failed to
make out case, but he would grant
until to-day for the production of evi.
dence to show limitation of contract,
and said that otherwise he would have
to dismiss the case.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-17
Al tho leading Periodicals and Magazines OF
Cutlery, fancy Articles.

Al Tooeral assOrtnent Of almost everything
a. q - bought for noAey. t5d