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Aurtiou Sales of Real Estdte.
/ DRIAN III. MULLER, AUCTIONEER.

n lie
TRUSTEE SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT, NO. 81 EAST
22d-st
ADRIAN II. MULLER SON
will sell a; ancton THU RSDAY April o. at IL O'clock ut
the Exchange sa,csrvon, III Broadway by order OF
Trustecs
The ourstoy high stoop brownstone front house ana "t
NO Il EAST TWENTY-SECoNDsTr
north side Broadway and lthave Lot 23t99 feet
II A. HUBBARD, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
lie Sale elegant Stamford Conn.) residence AT per
emptory auction saturday April x 1897 ut M on me
premises settle estate Of Frances harrow, deceased sal
residence centrally located in hrstcass neighborood on
Washington eight minutes walk from stamford depot
Two wide finely shaded and fltcd stylish modern
house rooms conservatory. gardeners cottage aud car
ragehouse all IN excellent repair premises shown y ac
tOneer stamford Terms and all partlcuarso< j. l. BAR
ROW. Executor. No 81 broadway New-I0rk-
ii a. HUBBARD, Observation-Disclosures
L. Hou-e, 10 small carnage hons
and fine corner lot 55Il 80 feet beautifully shaded on ASH
ingtonavc. stamford Conn, at peremptory auction on
easy b. sold regard of cost on account OF
the permanent removal. Inquire Tor Andre" ~
Joness place aucOneer, No Park STANFORD toh
sale positive. premises WEDNESDAY, Aprl D. loo-' al
O'Clock.
TOR SALE AT acknowledged
Apr 10. ~ at Exchange saes-oom ~ Btna.l
way r. F. RaymOnd auctoneer store 40 IeaIl,t, next
corner OF Pine 81 front 100 dep Inquire HODMAN *
ADAMS. attorneys SO Libertys;
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REAL ESTATE
xvw.yorx, wednesday, April s. 81. lsI r.,
Nt"' w. were held at the In

wednesday, April 8, 1s92-
NFw'>vNN' ,rere held at the En-
The following sales "o'0
,.nre salcsroom today; .,
,.h ,,o, Of land Nos ~ ~ ,rr7a9
5storv hr'es s" os Q Z, e OF Bowery'po' S2i"oV
Is SSs o,tngcI F ,~, No 2ss Fast loe,nss
%st"rv T' n, " Of 3daye, plot o. 'a" o'V'
RCthssnss .na,iincni sou,e WIN sa sS,S 81 let
NeeH7o ground r-nt $3.50 per nn"+ ''''
sya9 apartment ard sa s%r 8s SS
With leI-e Q; sn No "a sTcun $3.50 per 1880
f Calm t,il lease Of iaqd - 3 ;oS , 41Ss
4sio,S ,''y IS n Of Sd,s' srnnnn spell oso
S oe sronnd rent $40 per 20'V
,ca.e Win 4, and ~ rro IVA $40 q,oo
,a .SsaS Tho. oie6Ps an5 No zoe Fast 2Oth
srar her>e MIL above lot 2o1s2 grouh' $500
81 . a. Ear + Donovan ---- --''.'
s24of' Rv T. n. Ludtoee & Co.
,,, lot No s3s West 4othsti
sstoy. Ses sPus ss5e plot o. and ies1's' 1900
Epstein house With io' No g = Ea ,Go 81
4-st'5y S5 It Of Madison-s'e lo' 10000
Me!srs jo; No Is East t6,ist IS tw o. 2c.5oO
lot sxso @r' rasi eiihst ad- o. ,oo
SIMILAR nS sSoye lci Is1sO kurzna1 ~ EAST
soTy brown stone no "a ave- lot l51lC22' Ma n soo
,,~g-,lv lIcuur June l.-....----.'
Bg L F. Raymond
a,,ory srlcs buildings WITH iqy each lot
N'sstc Anthony Miller ..-..--..-- .---'''-'''''
b. W L HGrnmeTsiy
es,o nr,ek eandss with P gsf ri 'a and Frank
s snd .s pIot o. land t4sIs6l. and 2l.2oC
eAASSn o,;:: ,, lot, No SO Cisi sadlSinins
above pot o and -@21'ooA "''sl ''i i... 5000
Tr,s .. ......-..-. .--'--''-
ByJ McGu,re
and o. land IL Ave-A. cor OF sAth-si $3.50
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DOUBLE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MLNI, AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSIST.
ENI WIN ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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npOoKLYN PROPERTY.
80 lilo, l. "a

ss,ory ocs house Nth ot ~ ~ rLts'-Msi r La
lS;f 81 Iila-y'st pot -VAO0' -.
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THE GOLDEN NORTHWEST"



Now Is the time Ia sccure homes in
MINI ESOrA, DA kOIA AND MpNlA MA 1870,
FmgTants intending 10 take farms during te appfoaNh
ing spring the GREAT NCRTIN Isl should not lad 10
INFORM themselves OF the advantages oneTcdby me
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAlLiOAD IL. l.,
Of that cOmpa1vs lands along Us lines I'D
MINNESOTA, DAKOTA and MONIANA ,,..
The Northern Pacific Railroad runs through region "hon
cannot be exccleiin
HEALTHFULN FSS OF CLIMATE
FERTILITY OF SOIL and .o,-r,.,,.,
WEALTH OF NATU RAJ RESOUR CES
Nowhere else are - great inducements oncredt ID
COLONiSTS AND FARMERS ..-...
MECHANICS LABORERS AND MIN ElsS, ...,-
LUMBERMEN, BUSINESS MEN AND ~ ~ 80
CROPS large and rOCk.RAlSi ~ Is SUE
cessfnl occupation there READ MAHkEI 1Ov u
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES and FINE CIiASOfS LOT
PAYING INVESTMENTS. -
The greatcrpar OF Dakota and M0ntane oIerss
NEW FIELD FOR SETTLE MEN l. 49,, -, -
The prosperous condition existing aong mo
line OF the Northern Pacific RarOaii IN MINNESOTA AM s
Dakota the best guarantee OF the permAheheyoi inc
agricultural interests Of the entire reglnn d..
The Northern Pacific Railroad has now IN marker tns nh
wheat and grazing lands which areoi,e AT 10" prices ~
easy terms OF payment 81 -. -, - -. ~, o,o ,o-,,
awaiting settlement 49,, o.,o go, .,,,.. g.. oc,-
pancy. - - ---.-.-. n..,o r-or-
For .e Information all p0!nsappy at ~ rs t11
NORTuERN PACIFIC RAILROAD ctrlt
NJ. 80 Broadway
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A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
s4s sss
Meeting a Albany Sunday morning excepted with trains
Excursion tickets to Albany and rearn good 80 80
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
viaPhnadeIphia, Baltimore and Washington
On and Jan, 81 the magnificent PASSENGER Train,
sndtst and Desorosssss a.iolow pep' 1905 u
9a @ except sunday. Paror a:sa'hsd arys
yii daily Sleeper, and d' Gav coaches ,hroug6 20
~ ,; daily Fast Lane arrive. washington 2;25 @ 81
B. : palace sleeper. and day coaches through 70
II O'CLOCK night daily arrives at Washington SIS Am
Bay ETPrc;s leaves Wa;h.nsSq az $500 i9tS daily
~ 10 other line makes faster time the West Trains
Tickets and sieepnT berth. secured and baggage called
Broadway ana Ia sso oees q the Railroad
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
Il ,sATONIC AMI NAUGArUCK RAIIROADs-steapers
East River 5i5 D. h. fare.0wSr than Jy any other
FOR RONDOUT and MISUNDERSTANDING
at ,,S Gozzens West Point Cornwall Newourg, Mar, Marr
James Baldwin leave daily at m foot Of Harrison
neil leaves at D. N.
HARTFORD, Mddletown, Springfield and
The North by WHITES LINE steamers, from PIER
Scnneeeqt yasy ha!oaa rants
CEIVED DAILY.
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passenger
and after Dec ISL will leave dopots foot Of
PAP, Easton 8ehle Readine aaach Chunk,
Bs AMI Inc We Train At ~ m for Eason Rcfhesem'
Allentown Reading, Mauch CHUNK, Wkesbarre and Pitts
Trains ing $40 and connect Tor all points
in Mahanoy and Hazeton coal regions 70 nsy1yGToy O PA
General Eastern Office cfqf% gT naf hssS
NEW HAVEN, MERlDEN, HARTFORD,
~, sPRINNGtlkLD h0La oh &C. 39UTI XEtNoS ST.
p SUNDAY excepted II p connects
with special train Tickets sold and baggage checked at ga
New-iIaven and rearn, 81 80.
NORWICH LINE
" TO Boston, Worcester Nashua Portland and the
Far reduced Limited tickets to Boston Worcester, s.
The ne" Iron st EfFY OF WORCESTER
w0gt exception the m9s' es9 P97S on the SOUND and
eavs PIER No. 40 North River loot Of Wattss next pier
above Dcs5rossesst Feryaiy except sundays at pm:
SPECIAL NOTICE.-On and after Saturday,
southsTn Railway ana readng Wa SANDY HOOK
AND lAI viii not be good via RAIL and tickets reading
II. p BALDWIN. Gen Pass. Agt- g r. R. Of y ].
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
- RIVER RAILROAD-Compencing March 26, 1882
a. m Western and Northern Express TO Rochester and
special cypress for chieaso daily Stopping only
at Albany syracuse. Rochester Buffalo Cleveland and 70
1880 CHICAGO Express, drawing-roOm Canaan
II H. to Albany and Troy with connection to Utica
Saratoga, Glens Falls and Rutland.
4p m, ACCOMMODATION TO Albany and Troy ,.,u
g M St Loais Express. with sleeping cars Tor ST. Louis
G30 D. in Express with sleeping Syracuse and to
Auburn Road, also to Montreal, excepting sunday.
49, P M Pacific Express daily win sleeping cars for
III Night Express with sleeping cars 70 Albany and
cKets sale Bowling Green 252 and Alb Broad,
way and At Meseotts Express Qhce 3 and 80
BROOKLYN. J. N; ToUcEY. Gen. sup't c. B. MEEKER'
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10 PHILADELPHIA.

THE oLD-EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
~ TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND on sun.
DAY THREE STATIONS IN PHILADEL-
PITY. TWO In NEWlORA
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Countrp fropertp for Sale amo 90 Get.

ITO LET-Hfandsomcly and fully furnished
water closet wahtnbs args garden with fruit Of ali
kinds. Apply to K. BOVINE. Us Iiberty-st.
TTNO Newark. Two brick houses. every
Il moIern Improvement, IL rooms healthy. delightful
location s35 sij easiest possible railroad facilities for
business men. Call upon owner, liJ Nassau-st, Room 25
GEO. W. SMITH.
ITO LET or FOR SALE.-Furnshed cottage,
perfec; order hour on Jersey Central Rent ncua
DALEY. ~ West 35tlsf
rJNO RENT.-A small house in good order in
the country out; furnace ann range hard and
wae. to two stations ADDRESS io pArucu
lars -, q o,s 1890 c.r
rj,O LET or LEASE. rent $2S, jersey City
i Heights Handsome little house two story basement
sub cellar modern improvements nine rooms ves,ibue
uazza courtyar excellent ncigJorOod desirable home
iase CoriIands ferry Court House JOHN NJ JONES
~ shave. IL Duane-st, NeW-lOrk
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Real gsstate agents.

Romano Brown, l,2s0 Broadway. Entire
OF real estate specially Rents conected& &c
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- = -
6tedmbpdts du0 Railroads.

A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
IN DEAN RrCHMOND and ST. JOHN leave pier 81 North
River, foot OF Canalst, every WEEK DAY n. con
Meeting Albany Sunday morning excepted with trains
north west and east. staferoom8 warmed
Excursion tickets 10 Albany and retun good 80 so
w. w. EVERETT, President
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i one Of the choicest homestead farms 10 acrs In Wor
cester County overlooking south slope the beautiful
City % Worcester the care o. IT, late owner II was one OF
the model farms England; within two miles OF Union
station and q mile fro horse Iaway terminus For further
particulars address r. T. CULIIs Executor, Worcester
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TOR SALE-TO sensible New Yorker whose
4 family are staying boarding fath0use. beau
Country Home thirteen modern appliances one
flowers tall trees miles frequent trans;
time. y minutes; communication cents each way, including
$500. cash. 81 800 three annual mens
$500 mortgage 900 pcrmanent sale compulsory Address
JERSEY. Tribune Office.
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Ocean Steamers.

NCHOR LINE Us. NAIL STEAMERS,
n SEW-YDRN AND GLASGOW
From Pier No. -. North River. New-YOrS.
Crca ssia :, 5os pril p,
.. A -lpria April -,
Rates ~ pgssag' -
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BELFASror L0N,DOS DERRY
Cabin s6O % 80 Excursion tickets al reduced rl,e+
Second Cabin 80 Storage outward So prepaid, 81
NETWORK To LONDON DIRECT.
Prom Pier No. -. North River. foot % Cnaflcsst
bclgrayia Ann 10. y. ~. 'alofna- Apui % noon
Cabln, >JJ and 50. EXCURSION AZ reduced rates
For EOok ~ Tours IN -cotaad Rates Plans &C apply 10
HENDERSON BROTH EllS, Agents Bowling Green
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BORDEAUX LINE.
- New and trect - "a S)lth ~ Frl1,h
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DIHECF.
CHATEAU LATTE, 1000 tOus. sat Aprli -
Travellers f)T Franco SPAN All lfHr Pgre1s'h PLl
Nice &C., will m eXDens ~ taxing t1l'ti -
Cabin linclIilns wi1e So stserisA 81 tOrPA5slss
apply > >. q, ?. ,,<.,-, VT, a., r,......
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so nes erdnsss g ,en ''sS, Ferry ri 'AS and Frank
snd ~. ' alot o. land S4.sts6l' and q Il
chAiiSh .;:,,, lot No SO Cliff At W sad
aMmr MOI u aud z2216o.5x Irregular h"ipoi
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Countrn 3Jroprrtn for Sale an0 to Get.


ADVERTISEMENT FOR IT, NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE
l. PTOWN OFFICES No. 1898 Broadway corner Thirty
Grsi-s sos West Twenty -thrd-st- corner Elghtlave
No ~ East FOurteen-sf corner Union-sguar .bO Ihir
ave- corner Forty-seventhst; AZ the hAELfM OffiNfH
Nos l0G 1900 Thirt-ave- corner One-huH1feuAhd
twenty hfth-si. up TO p m, At regular once rates.
ATORANIE, " j. (neighbOrl0od speciality
A-Property for rent: I'll vtteaes great OlesAnA
EDWARb P'HAIILrON ! = p,1 -. '.
TO LET. furnished, on Davenport's
A. veck New Rochelle house and acres Of land: sta
Bile henucry and garden Apply 10 " VI. r4->N N'Hi "iN
WM LIZ coz nj. New Rochelle y. !.
GOOD INVESTMENT
~ 20 900 acres Coal and Iron lands IN u1cts irV
100 IA 1000 acres Pennsylv an1 near rNroti n,y)
acres Timber Lands AMI Florida 10Y e lp cAu
THO l. POWELL COrtialdt-st room -, nIth lDpr
AT BRONXVILLE. 40 minutes from ". I.
n De1of the residence OF the late Rev Dr. COX one Vt
and garden depot Post once school ana i'H'
500. III, FI'A - , - i,as v
DERGEN HEIGHTS, Jersey City. II minutes
ID from Iiberty.st-TO LET'S 2s;ory frame house bcA
ncd Win one story extension 81 rooms; improvements
suitable for two families 5000 Inquire at No North
Washington square New-Nork City.
CLIFF HOUSE, TARRYTOWN:-For sale
chouse Full particulars apply to MERCHANIS, ~
IRANQF COMPANY. l49 Broadway, or ROBERT +.
WHITE. TarrytOwn y. Y. the agent
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~ SPRINGFIELD. HOLY OKE, SOUTH VERNON. ST.
JOH:SBURY &c. Steamers leave Pier p, T.. K at
aud 1880 f. SUNDAYS pied; ll.3 boat
with special train Tickets sold and baggage checked az ga
Broadway y. Y, and Court st. Brooklyn Excursion TO
NeW. Haven and retnrn. II 30.
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n J. NtTUtII'
, ,,s o. land u Ave-A. : e cor oil eA'"-s' 400
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7 EHIGH VALLEY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

and after 5 ISL will leave dopots foot Of
C0randt at 7f0l H. 340 p and $50
pm for Eston Bethlehem Attention. Reading Mauch Chunk,
Wilkesbarre Towandd WaveHy, ithaca Geneva, Lyons,
Buffalo and the West Train at M for EasOn Bethlehem,
Allentown, Reading, Nauc Chunk. Wkesb2rre and Pitts
Pullman sleeping coaches attached 10 G:30
Trains leaving at 740a and m connect FOR all points
q" "-''"''' '"' ''' T. b BYINGTON o. p A.
General Eastern Office Church and COrtandtsts.
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IMPERIAL GERMAN LINE.

II
Hamburg. American Packet Complny's Line for
PLYMOUTH CHERBOURG AMI HAMBURG.
WL~IPHALIA April bC O. " tt.l ----AI "a ~
A H. tEi.i ri April -.
i.atestO Plymouth. LOnlon. iherboure and Hamburg,
Cabin rloJ second Cabin $50 -tecr1re, 80 Round
trip reduced .teefage from Hamburg Havre and
southampton 81
kUNHARDT & co. C. =. RICHARD & Co,
General Agents. General Passenger Agents
NJ. IL BrOld.st., y y. No. 81 broadway, y. J.
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HUBERT HOME CLUE ASSOCIATIONS,

Plans and prospectus Cooperative Building, 5h-
ana 5sth are ready. Apartments contain 10 10
II spacious rooms most Of which front the
DE with southerly exposure saving Oh usual TohtA
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PARE ONLY - TO BOSTON
for limited tickets.
These steamers are now leaving NeS iork on aernl,9
week dav- =. from Pier =. y H. foot OF Mufryst
notice viii be- given Of the resumption 81 Suni tP
ANNEX CONNECTION from JERSEY CITY az -,
BROOEI.YN at 43Op IN Tickets and sfateroOms may De
secured principal hotels transfer and ucket Offices al
roEDE% - TOVfII GEORGE /. CONNOR
Agents GenI Pass. Agent
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Tor SALE.-A fertile farm of forty acres,
ali under cultivation located on the main street one
mile from depot Philadelphia and New York
house seven rooms hrs-cass barn running stream Of
water pear
easy Address VINELASD. Tribune once
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LIMIT THEIR NUMBER TO 5000.
in order give subscribers the the Festival
The selection after the viii be nads
In order Of presentation Of the certificates
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TOR SALE.-On Lenox Hill, southwest cor
her u Parkavs and G9t-st eight houses built In
TIE od Colonial style all Of different sizes and design
HOueEe and desirable in every respect" WM a HAN
EINsUN zl3 west 3lstst, owner AMI builder. send fr
plans
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EUROPE.
II Unequalled advantage for Travel alone or IN limited
party Select par excellence for pleasure or study For
Programme aud itineraries Of 1882 Address AMERICAN
BUREAU OF FOREIGN TRAVEL Sj3 Broadway y. T.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
~ BETWEEN NETWORK AND HANRE
Of Company No - SOrth River foot Of Moront
1hepass 70 gers by thslnc AVOID 10Th transit By English
railway ant the scomiDrs 81 crossing tho CnlaIA Ia
small JDaL
IABEADOR. H. Jonca wednesday, Apn -, noon.
ST GERMAIN, Deap " ednesiay. April ~ J.
AMEEIQUE. ~antc elnesday April 20 noon
LOCIS DE- BEBIAN Agent, No. Bowling Greca
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Took Him AZ HI. word.

New YORK, October 20.-In the case oil
Edward A. Lauten against Mary E. Lauten
for divorce, motion was made before Judge
Barrett in the Supreme Court chambers 10
confirm the report of the referee in favor OF
the plaintiff. 1t appeared In the case, as al
ready published, that the husband, as q
"ioke," agreed around a social table to sell
his wife TO friend for 81, and signed a
paper to that effect. About month there
after the wife left her husband and went to
live with the man to whom she claimed &c
have been sold. This was the adultery on
which the plaintiff based his action. in OPP
posing the motion to confirm the report
counsel for defendant, while admitting proof
of adultery, claimed that in law aud BY the
writing mentioned the husband had pro-
cured and connived in the matter, and nc
decree should be granted him. This was denied
by the other side, and the claim made that
the evidence would show the writing to have
been joke, perpetrated in the presence Of
the grown-up children OF the parties, and
without knowledge on part of the husband
at the time that his wife cherished any
preference for the person with whom she
subsequently, cohsbited. The judge re
served his decision.
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IN SELF.DEFENSE
The Planters in the Vicinity of Chicot
Unite Against the seed-Crushers.

The cotton-planters of East Carroll parish
and Of Chicot county, in Arkansas, have, says
the New Orleans RcGyunc, Joined those
of Warren and Isssguena counties, IN
Mississippi, in a concerted movement
against the combination formed by the
cotton-seed crushers of New Orleans,
Vicksburg, st. Louis and other places.
1t is alleged by the planters that the
combination has fixed prices which show a
purpose of taking the cstton-seed without
giving the planters fair remuneration. A
meeting has been held at Brunswick Point,
Miss and another was called to assemble al
Greenvile last Monday, October 10th. The
Brunswick meeting agreed not to sell seed at
the price named by the crushers' combins-
ton, and TO store the seed until offered
a fair price. They also agreed, if better
prices cannet be obtained, to sell 10 mills
which have not entered the combination.
The Feliciana Sentinel declares that the
planters have taken q step in the right
direction, and hopes that those of West Fee
liciana will pursue the same course. 1t
says: GAS class, the planters are greatly
imposed upon, and as long as they submit
tsmely to the exactions OF such rings, just SO
long will corporations control the price OF
their products, and cotton factors and cotton
seed kings will grow rich al their expense.
The planters of the section around Vicks-
burg have grown tired of the imposition, and
they have wisely resolved to commence a
crusade which will certainly end in a whole
sale rout, or at least an honorable compro-
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York Elevated Company, which claims
that it has an express contract with
the city for decentralization in any
case of this kind. Should the de.
cision stand, suits innumerable will spring
up and cause great Lose to the city.
This result, those who have seen the injury
done to stores and houses by the elevated
railroad will say, is but just; property has
been injured and public and private rights
disregsrded and trampled upon, the wrong
doors in such case ought 10 suffer as other
wrong doors have to do, 80 that they and
others may learn that aggression and wrong,
through the invasion Of public or private
rights, can have Only condemnation from the
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OXFORD, MISS.
Two Fatal Rixhis-A Man Killed ON IN e
RaiIroad-PersonaIG Gossip.
sUecial COrrespondence Of the Appeal. /

Special Correspondence of the Appeal
OXFORD, October 19.-Democracy Is boom
ing and iubilant in this county now. Col.
Manning will go out next week and give the
county a close and thorough canvassing dur
ing the week.
The Democratic Central Club meets at the
courthouse tomorrow nlght-
A gentleman from Water Valley, Miss ,
this morning reports that a difficulty &C.
CURED there between CIV. Mitchell, OF lay
lors Depot, and a Mr.. Taber, in which the
latter was shot in the abdomen, slightly
wouuding him. Mitchell had his clothing
cut in several places wi b knife.
He also reports that the train ran over and
killed a man by the name of Perkins, who
lived near Coffeeyille.
On Thursday, the 10th of October, fourteen
mile east of Oxford, difficulty occurred be
tween Bsscomb Booze and Monroe Ayers
about the sale OF some rent corn, which re
suited in the death of Boone. Ayers was ar
rested and is now in Jail, 10 await the actor
of the grand jury at the next term of thu
court.
Cotton has been rushed in at a rapid rate
for the last week, averaging about forty bale
per day. Six hundred and fifty bales OF new
cotton have been received up TO TINS date
against 1900 same date last year. Mid
ding is selling at ten cent?.
Judge Hill adjourned his court at Aber
| deem last week and returned home. Hi
court convenes here on the first Monday il
December next.
| Mr.. w. V. Sullivan has lately finishes
handsome residence on Depot street
There are alec other Improvements going OF
in town.
! There was married at o'clock this morn
ing. at the residences of Mr.. Charles B. Neil
son, by the Rev. Mr.. Moore, of st. Peter
! church, Mr.. J. P. Cherry, of Waterfront
Mics, to Miss Cora Pegues, one of Oxford
fairest flowers. c.