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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-10
NICOLAY's AUCTIONS.

OORBEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE LOTS AT
ALC AUCTION IN RANSOM'5 ADDI-
TON TO ST. PAUL. THE SALE ON SAT-
urday, June Sd, of the above lots was going
on successfully, when the storm compelled an
adjournment until Saturday afternoon, June
10th, 1882. A portion Of these fine lots were
sold. This splendid property is situated on
Sherburne Place and Cortland, scheffer, Gera-
MUM and Agate streets, adjoining WeIde &
Dawson's Garden Lots, and Bass Garden Lots,
and just inside the city limits, close to Rice's
third addition, in the vicinity OF the st. Paul,
Minneapolis & Manitoba railroad company's
new extensive work shops, expecting TO en-
ploy from 800 to / 600 mechanics and laboring
men. Location high and dry and perfectly
healthy. Stores, church and good school
near by, Offering great inducements to all class
es for profitable speculation and building pur-
poses; owing to the large and constant de-
mand fer tenement houses in this rapidly
growing neighborhood. The balance OF these
desirable lots will be sold at auction without
reserve to the highest bidders, on Saturday
afternoon next. June 10th, 1889, at o'clock
sharp, on the ground. Terms of sale very
liberal; 10 per cent. cash must be paid at the
time and place of sale and the balance in
monthly payments OF only $40 on each lot
required until paid for, without interest. Free
omnibuses will leave the Merchants hotel
and 81 East Third street at o'clock sharp
on the day Of sale. For hand bills, maps and
full particulars call ct our office, No. 81 East
Third street. A. K. BARNUM, Agent.
A. Il. NIcoLAY, Auctioneer. 1861
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FOR TEN YEARS.

vandsrhoof Brought Up From Saltwater
He is Accorded a Brief Interview With
Hts Family aud Then Taken to saltwater
"A Companion on the Trip.
The morning train from Winona yes
terday, brought Judge Nelson, United
States Commissioner Cardozo, Marshal
Denny and Deputies Bracket and Nor
ris, who mad been in attendance upon the
sitting of the United States district court
there, and which adjourned Thursday
evening In the custody of the marshal
was D. W. vanderhoof, semitic the peni-
Tertiary for ten years, for ENLIGHTENMENT
from the First National bank of this city;
Austin Lobdell, from Waseca county,
sent over for one year for mail robbery,
and White Earth Indian, charged
with perjury, and committed to the
Ramsey county Jail to await the action of
the grand jury of the next term of the
court. The Indian is named May-mit-ig-
osh. He was a witness before the United
States commissioner in the preliminary
hearing of Geo. French, of Bismarck,
charged with selling liquor to Indians.
At this preliminary hearing May-mit-ig-
osh testified that he had bought liquor of
French for himself and other Indians,
but when taken before the grand
jury, he swore directly the opposite.
Upon being arrested and lodged
in Jail, he wanted to be
allowed to go before the grand jury
again, promising to tell the truth, as he
had at the time of the preliminary exam
nation, but he had sinned away his days
of grace and long imprisonment in the
county Jail with term in the peniten-
tlary, Is his lot.
Shortly after arriving here Vanderhoof
was taken by Deputy Marshal Morris for
a parting visit to his wife and children.
Mrs. Vanderhoof, as many know, is an
invalid, and it is her unfortunate
physical condition, and the almost
heroic courage and fortitude she
has shown since the arrest of her hus-
bond, that had led all acquainted with
the facts to hope that his punishment
might be considerably lighter than Judge
Nelson felt it his duty to impose. The
visit lasted only about half an hour, at
the conclusion of which, for the first
time since Mr.. Vanderhoof's misfortune
overlook him, he was completely I'M
manned and broken down. Shortly after
10 O'Clock a. IN. Vanderhoof and Lobdell,
in charge of Marshal Denny and Deputy
Bracket, were placed in carriage and
driven to Saltwater and turned over to
the custody of Warden Reed of the peni-
Tertiary.
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1906

T ARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF DRY
IL GOODS-I will sell at auction at
the store No. 43 (old Ns.) East
Third street, at 10 o'clock this
morning, large assortment OF dry goods.
notions, hosiery, ETC., etc, consisting of
cashmeres, brocades, ginghams, cheviots,
pongees. and numberless other goods, togeth-
er with large line of hats and caps. This
sale is forced sale on account of the dull
times, consequent upon the backward season.
PIT KAVANAGH,
159 Auctioneer.
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HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTIoN-I will
IL cell at auction, on the premises, on
Thursday, June Is, old No. IA, Prairie street,
near the corner OF Douglas street, house OF
six rooms, cellar, cistern and we'll, woodehed
aud barn. This property is situated within
two blocks OF street railroad, and in an excep.
tionally good neighborhood. The lot and i'm
provements belong to an aged couple who de-
sire retiring to their farm.
Terms, one-third cash, balance In one and
two years, at per cent. interest. The above
will make comfortable and quiet home for a
man OF moderate means who desires living
near the center Of the city.
1906 Auctioneer.
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WARMERS AUCTIONS.
NyENTS, TENTS, FLYS, WAGON AND
i HORSE covers OF all sizes, always on
hand, for sale cheap. ]. NJ. Warner, auction
and commission merchant, 80 East Third
street, corner Of Cedar. Orders by mail
promptly attended to. 14S-162
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THE SAINT PAUL DAILY GLOBE SATURDAY MORNING 10
FIVE CENTS A LINE.

KAvANAGH's AUCTIONS.
LIME FURNITURE AT AUCTION-Iw will
= sell at my salestand, corner Of Third and
Cedar streets, ON Saturday, June 10, at 10
.. NJ, . large lot OF furniture, consisting OF
bedroom suites, parlor furniture, dining
reom and kitchen furniture, cooking and
heating stoves, one fine easy chair, leather;
one reps easy chair, fine English body brus.
sells and ingram carpets, ETC., etc.
PIT. KAVANAGH,
1851 Auctioneer.
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EOUND-L Last Sunday noon, q brown mare,
l. weight about LOO pounds. Owner can
have her By proving property and paying
charges, at Bnik -'s stable, Ill Sibley street.
t5s-164
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E1OR RENT-To family without children, q
u new house, newly furnished. Enquire at
227 Iglehart street. 14Ss
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WANTED Situation, by reliable young
w girl, as nurse for the lakes. Address A.,
Globe office. 1878
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ST. PAUL CHORAL SOCIETY.

The society will meet at s o'clock, p. M,
sharp, Monday evening, June 10. inst, in Y.
NJ. c. A. hall, Odd Fellows' block. when per-
manent ganization will be completed by
election of officers and standing committees.
A cordial invitation to attend this meeting
and become active members is extended to all
"ladies aud gentlemen of good voice, ability
to read at sight in standard works with reason.
able accuracy and intelligence, aad OF such
interest in the active work of the society as
to insure prompt and regular attendance at It's
meetings" [Const., Art. s, Sec. 81 The
number of active members is limited 10 eighty.
MRS. Il. NJ. KNOX, FRANK WOOD,
Sic. JANNoTTA, s. P. JENNIsoN,
j. p. MOORE, A. 81. SIEGFRIED,
Commit ee on Organization.
at wed sat Sun-mOD.
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Confirmation Of Assessment for Sewer
on WabaslaW Street.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC Works,
CRY OF ST. PAUL, MIMI, June 8, 1852. )
The assessment OF benefits, costs and ex-
penses, arising from the construction OF o
sewer on Wabashaw street, from Third street
to Seventh street, In the City Of St. Paul,
Mimi, having been completed and entered OF
record by the Board OF Public Works, in and
for said city, said Board will meet at their OF.
fee, in said city, at Up. m, on the 23d day OF
June, A. d. 1882, to hear objections (if any, to
said assessment, at which time and place, un-
less sufficient cause is shown to the contrary,
said assessment will be confirmed by said
Board.
The following is list Of the supposed
owners names, description Of the property
benefited, and the amounts assessed against
the same, to.wit:
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EOR RENT-A new two story house Of
IL nine rooms, well, cistern and cellar.
Apply at 10s Acker street; and store also for
rent. 1851
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REAL ESTATE.

EOR SALE-Block of eighteen lots on St.
L. Anthony Hill, gnod location, $500.
Lynch & Hendricks, 104 East Third street,
Presley block. 1901 6
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GRQAAAT TO LOAN on city real es.
iWOCOOV tate. Lowest rates. A. K.
Barnum, "a East Third street. Is#
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INANCIAI..

WANTED-To borrow $500 on three
w years time. Good real estate security.
Address P. ". w., Globe Office. 159 81
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LOR sALE-150 lots in Arlington Hills ad-
IL dition. Terms liberal. B. F. Schumacher,
LII East Fifth street, between Jackson and
Sibley. 1904
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OTRAYED-From the undersigned, corner
y of Cedar and Twelfth streets, cow. part
Durham; from shoulders back red and white,
aud from should IS to head all red. White
spot IN forehead; head small; horns medium
please return, or give information, and be lib
orally wassled. John Wagner, corner 18th
and Cedar streets. 100. 60
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st. Paul Proper.
Supposed owner and
description Lot. Block. Benefits.
Estate OF w B Brown, de-
ceased, SLY 100 # off,. u % ss7 so
Thos Cochran and VIM
Barbour, My so IT Of. 10 % 81 80
Davidson & Merriam's Subdivision OF Lots
l and 2, Block 20, st. Paul Proper.
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LOST AND FOUND.

T oST-A red COW, four years old; face,
IL hind legs and flank white. Finder will
be literally rewarded by returning to John
O'Connors, Minnesota street. 1902
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All objections to said assessment must be
made in writing and filed with the Clerk of
said Board at least one day prior to said meet
ing. JOHN HARRINGTON,
Official: r. L. GoRMAN, president.
Clerk Board OF Public Works. 1850 80
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HOUSES.

EOR RENT-Newly painted and papered
IL tenement of eight rooms, on Sherman
street, $50 per month. Edward P. Sanborn,
81 East Third street. 1906
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EOR RENT-Two suites of furnished
Il rooms, No. II E. Seventh street, up stairs.
150* sast
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WANTED-A girl for general housework
w Mrs. ]. G. Donnelly, SSs Minnesota
street. 1bO-66
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WTANTED-A youth Of nineteen. who has
w had IL years experience, wis hes a
situation as bookkeeper, or dry goods or
grocery clerk. Recommended by employers.
Willing to 60 anywhere in Minnesota or Da-
kots. Speak German. Address c. NJ, Globe
Office. 1880
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l. suitable for four gentlemen, 554 st. Peter
street. 157*
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NOR SALE-Hundreds of business and
Il residence lots, in all parts of the city, by
e.. A. Timme. 1879
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ROOMS.

NOR RENT-A pleasantly situated and
IL nicely furnished front room, with or with
out board. Apply at No. 155 Fort street. 1884
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INDIAN DOCTOR John Rosco, residence
i 1914 Minnesota street. The public is invf-
ted to call and be treated for all kinds of dis
eases and sickness. 154-6l
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HORSES. ETC.

dor sALE-Horses-Four small sized
T. ponies, suitable for children. Also, two
fine pair of carriage horses; 20 head of good
work horses; four pair OF mules, and fine bred
trotters and runners. DR.. VIM. L. Mlntzer,
in rear OF 37l and 1913 Robert street. 1873
EOR SALE-Good second hand top buggy
Il 8. 8. Eaton. 1871
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BOARDING.

WTANTED-Board for husband and wife
w for summer months; good large rooms;
close to the business part Of the city. Address
A. L. Jones, Grand Central hotel, city. l60.62
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NTANTED-A girl for general Homework,
w in a small family. Apply at once, at IL,
old number, Dayton avenue. 100 66
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NTANTED-Girl for general homework at
w ~ West Fourth street. 1878
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WANTED-A situation by a young man.
w Can keep set Of books and under
stands commercial law and papers. Will 60
anywhere. Salary not the chief object. Ad-
dress II. L., Clio be office 159-61
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTED-A second girl at IL e. Seventh
w street, upstairs. 146*
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WANTED-A middle aged woman to 70
w eighty miles in the country for house.
work. Apply at 595 Cedar street. 16e6l
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WANTED-A young man wishes a sttza.
w ton as engineer; has had two years ex-
perience; recommended by employer. Address
j. II. L. 100 Sc
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EOR RENT-Front room, furnished or I'M
4, furnished, over store, S7S Dayton avenue.
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NOR sALE-Dwelling houses, improved
l. business property, choice residence sites;
desirable business lots in every section OF the
city. Also, farms and garden lots within
short distance from st. Paul. Prices reasona-
be and terms easy. Middleton q Dougan,
No. 1865 East Third street. 1851
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WANTED-A competent girl to cook,
w wash and iron. Apply at 172 Summit
avenue. 1854
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WTANTED--A good girl for general house.
w work. Forty West Fourth (old No.)
1865
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WTANTED-To rent, by week or month,
w light buggy. Address, stating price,
NJ, Globe Office. 160-s1
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4 FEW table boarders can be accommodated
N june at No. IL East Seventh. 1904
BANKRUPT STOCK Of any class OF goods
ID wanted. Address lock box 1859, Fargo,
D. 49,
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FOR SALE.

ElOR SALE-A saloon, with pool table; in
T. the best location in the city. Inquire at
2O6 West Sixth street. 1906
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WANTED-A sewing girl, at 90 w. Fifth
w street. 16O-6t
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NIANTED-Aw well bred pointer dog, to
w IL months old. Inquire 249E. Seventh
s3reet. 160.1-3
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LOCAL NOTICES.

TICKETS to Washburn Lecture, 75c, SOC
and 25c.
ARKANSAS PRAIRIE BUTTER received daily
by Kirk Allen & Co.
FOUNTAIN HOSE REELS, q; Hose, price
as per quality.
J. A BAILEY. 2s5 Second ST.
FURNITURE, Stoves and Carpets sold in
weekly and monthly payments at r. Brandt
& Co.'S, No. 1876 Main street, corner of Wash
ington.
THE ladies give their last festival dinner
for the orphans benefit to-day. They promise
this will be the best they have yet given,
spring chicken and all the luxuries of the
season, strawberries and cream. Go, and
take your friends with you, and letit be a
benefit indeed.
THE Memphis and Little Book railroad
will sell round-trip tickets from Memphis to
Galveston, Tex, at S33 20 from May 10th TO
18th inclusive, good returning until May
3lst TO delegates attending the Grand Lodge
Independent Order B'nai Birth, at Galveston,
May a. 1882. Tickets will be sold at 27S
and 2S7 Main street, and at Memphis and
Charleston and Louisville and Nashville
depots.
THE celebrated Blount Mineral Springs
and hot sulphur baths. Immediately on the
line of the Louisville and Nashville railroad,
| thirty five miles from Birmingham and fifty
two miles from Decatur, Ala, amidst the
most romantic and mountainous scenery in
the State, will be ready for guests on the LIST
of June, when round trip tickets will be on
SALE Rates per month, $40; rates per week,
$l2 90. To families economising rooms spe-
cial rates will be given.
MAJOR r. L. WAITE, Proprietor.
Late of Stanton House, Chattanooga, Tenn.
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An April Shower that Brought
NAV Flowers.

On Tuesday April 11th, the 143d grand
monthly distribution of the Louisiana State
Lottery occurred as 1t always does on the day
fixed. Generals G.. T. Beauregard Of La
and Jubal A. Early of Va, had as usual the
sole supervision. The amount scattered was
Sll0, 400-next time it will be over half a
million of dollars. The first capital was
sold in halves Costing each only one dollar
and was drawn by ticket No. S,637-one-
half to Louis Sauser, a we'll known jeweler
at No. 223 Calhoun street, Fort Wayne, Ind. I;
the other 10 W. j. Whitney, a locomotive en-
gineer on the Wabash railroad, of No. AS
Broadway, Fort Wayne, also. This city
seems in luck. A few months before the
capital went there. The second capital, $l0,-
600, also sold in halves 10 No. 90, 746-one-
half TO State Senator J. Il. Judkins, through
the German Bank OF Little Rock, Ark; the
other TO S. l.. Hatfield of Bosion, Mass. The
third capital, $1,000, was sold 10 ticket No
rs 9I2, Messrs. Pnilomene Laurent, No. 3I5
Chartres street, and J. Pelletier, No. 81 Car
ondolet street, New Orleans, La. The two
fourth capital prizes, $500 each, TO ticket
No. is, 19I, in halves of which went to
J. w. Cohen, of No. $50 Pennsylvs ave-
nue., and A. M. McDaniels, No. 1900 Four
teenth street, Washington, d. c.. and the
other 10 No. 35, 720-soldin halves TO parties
in Chicago, Ill, and Providence, r. l., and
whose names are withheld by request. The
next Extraordinary Semi-Annuai Drawing
will occur June 18th, OF which NJ. A. Dau-
phin, New Orleans, La, will give any one
inquiring the full particulars.
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LAW REPORTS.
Chancery Cour.-Mcpowen Jaage

ChaBeery Court-McDoweH Judge.
Calendar for May 10Th: 2424, Mahoney
vs. Walsh; 2456, Edmonds Harris; 2461 4,
McCielland VS. Sigler; 2465, Flsherty VS. Cal
ahan; 2479, Hatcher VS. Myers; 24SS, War
ner vs. knight; 2499, Niles VS. Greenlaw;
2506. Donaldson VS. PRESCOTT 254S, knight
VS. Early; 1922, Rosenbach VS. Dornberg;
1881, Johnston vs. Whit I'D; 2640, Russell
Va Herndon; 2645. Doherty vs Doheriy
267l, Dickinson Va Dillard; 2677, Dickinson
VS. billiard; 2679, O'Donnel Va James; 1851,
State vs. Brown; 1866, Mcmahon VS. Walsh !;
1886, Spiesle VS. Mckinney; 1922, Elicit VS.
Greenlaw; 2736, Daley vs. Daley; 274l, Han
son vs. MeKillop;. 2742, Callahan vs. Dea;
2743, Bedford vs. Waldran; 2745, Young VS.
Bernard; 1857, Cannoran VS. Williams; 27Si,
Daniel VS. Ros,rock 1885, Young vs. Waldran;
1888, Black VS. Steward; 1897, White VS.
Moriarty; 2902. Edmonds VS. Harris; 2904
Houston vs. Tfigg; 1924, McFerrin VS. Dlston;
1926, Morris vs. Hsrlhy; 1881, Hall VS.
Fowlkes; 29i5, Hargraves VS. Trezevant;
1855, Gentry vs. Castor; 1898, KiIey VS.
Lundy; 1894. Pearson VS. Rawlings; 2999, G.
Turner's VS. Fischer, and also all intervening
numbers and causes; b. p. Anderson vs. SUM-
drY taxDAyers
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
cool rain Yesterday.

"A cool rain yesterday.
Isn't the supply OF electricity exhausted?
Ii the rain continues, there will be an
other flood.
The Criminal and the Circuit Courts
will meet Monday.
The May Coronation Friday night will
be most delightful affair.
The skylight in b. Lowenstein's store
was broken by the hail yesterday.
"A tree on Shelby street, near Linden, was
split nicely by the blast yesterday morning.
The sun spots discovered by the scien-
lists seem to have some significance after all.
The building next to the Board of
Health Office, on Poplar street, was unrooied
yesterday.
An old three-story brick house in Pinch
was struck by lightning and one end knocked
off yesterday.
Tonight the last rehearsals for the
Pitcher concerts will take place, and full
attendance is requested.
The lecture by the Hon. Henry 6.
Washburn on "Spurgeon and London Life
tonight should be largely attended.
DIR. Saunders read paper on the five
yellow-fever epidemics of Memphis at the
State Medical Convention yesterday.
"A building on the east side of Main
street, between Winchester and Jackson, had
the side torn off by the storm yesterday.
"A gentleman who was at MilliDgton on
Monday evening reports that Big creek rose
seven feet in few hours, doing great dam
age.
"A little electricity is a good thing. but
for the last forty eight hours the people of
Memphis have been supplied with enough to
get drunk on.
The saw-mill men were expecting last
night that all their RATS would be carried
out OF Wolf river. This would cause loss
of several thousand dollars.
The following numbers drew prizes in
the Louisiana State Lottery at New Orleans,
yesterday, 9th instant: No. 10 ,l02 drew $780,
600; "a, 63S drew 10000, AZ 1863 drew $4,000,
52,04S drew $1,000.
The roof, cornice and chimneys of SO and
Al Poplar street were blown into the street
by the storm yesterday, and the lightning
rods were thrown down. The water drenehed
the rooms. but nobody was hurt.
And the question occurs again, and will
continue to occur and recur until answered
What right has any one man or ten men
to go TO the Legislature and urge Legislation
unauthorized by pnblic meeting, at which
the people might debate the necessity or
propriety of securing such legislation. as will
neutralize the good work done in the past
two years and put the people of Memphis
again under the thumbs Of bond sharks and
money changers7"
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. H. C. NALL left for New York vest, r
day.
The Hon. HENRY S. WAsHBURN arrived
last night by the Memphis and Charleston
road.
DR. ]. /. TAYLOR, DR.. r. r. Dashiell, j.
S. Douglass, s. c. Caldwell r. II. Dashiell
and j. M. Trotter, all OF jackson, Tenn,
are stopping at Gaston's.
Mrs. J. p. PREscoTT, of Chelsea, who has
been visiting her relatives in Little Rock for
two weeks past, as not improved materially.
She exfeets to return hoo,e next week.
VISITORS on Change yesterday: ]. p.
Ryan, Louisville; A. F. Mabbery, Cotton
Plant; r. p. O1om, Town Creek, Ala; c.
c. Gentry, Trenton; Dr.. r. NJ. Bostwick,
Saulshurv
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BLACK GOODS
OUR BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT

OUR BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT
was never more Completely aud superb
ly Stocked with the Latest Novelties
and Choicest Productions of the Foreign
and Domestic Markets, embracing
Twisted Silks and Hernanis, Brocade
and Striped Grenadines, China Grapes,
Drap d. A1mas. Silk Warp Henr1ettas'
Silk Warp Armures, Grape Brooches,
Carmelite Suitlng, Nuns Yelling, Xiii
Der Cloth, Shoodas Cloth, CameIs Hair
Grenadine, High-Life Serges, Tamise
Cloth Moire and Armure Suiting, Plain
and Fancy Bunting, Lupin's Cashmeres
and Courtau1d's Grapes. The induce
rnents in this Department cannot fail
to attract the attention of close buyers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-05-10

William Miller, for many years in the
boot and shoe business under the Worsham
House, has connected himself with the popu.
lar house Of J. w. Voegei & Co., No. I'll
Main street, where he will be pleased "a
have his friends and customers call ON him.