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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-21
CHANCERY SALES.
CHANCERY SALE
Of
R Il Al Il 9 II A L

No. sgs4- R--Chancery Court OF Shelby County
John F. McCallunl, ct al- vs. IT, A. Hanson et al
PY virtue of interlocutory decree for sale,
ID entered in the above cause on the 10th day OF
March, 1882 and renewed July 5, 1852, viii sell
al uubie auction, to the highest bidder, in front
of the Clerk and Masters Office, courthouse Of
shelby comfy, Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, September -, 1852.
within legal hours, the following described prop
ertv situated in Shelby county, Tenn to-wit:
Besinning at the southwest corner Of lot No ofthe
subdivision Of the Malcolm AeCellum Egypt Plan
tatiou as made by the Commissioners in partition
~ aid place and allotment OF dover as surveyed
bv Johu Brown. then county surveyor, and nun
ming thence west i've 90 chains 10 the northwest
corner of the Markham tract; thence north sixty
six (65l chains and sevenfyni (79J links more OF
less TO a stake, five % chains due west from the
northwest corner of H Norman's tract; thence
east fve 80 chains TO said Noruan's northwestern
ner: thence outh with Fl. Norman's west line
sxty-six 80 chains and seventy nine (79l links 10
the beginning, containing thirty-three (33j acres
more or less
Terms Of Sale.-On credit of seven ca months.
purchaser executing note with security: lien re-
tained. Equity of redemption barred This Au-
RI. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By George Mallory. Deputy Clerk and Master
FfnIay Peters and Heatherford Estes, soiic-
itors. sat
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of those just and righteous principles which
Won know TO be true Democratic doctrine
and in the highest degree proDolye of the
public welfare. Gentlemen, l know you feel
disappointment at nv leading you - defeat,
and your disappointment touches me more
seHsibly than any pang feel on account OF
NV own failure 10 receive the nomination.
But my friends you should remember this is
not the triumph of political adversary; it
has been srather the generous rivalry OF
friends And remember that the nominee OF
this Convention cannot be elected without
our votes, and all of our votes. He will
not be elected with our votes
simply: We must give him, to
make his election sure, our earnest and
hearty support. Let Us give it to him freely
and in an unstinted manner. As the waters
of defeat arise around me, i feel some con-
ISOLATION. / have nothing 10 regret In the
short Canvass 1 have made; snd though L
would have priced very highly the nOmina-
ton, 1 shrank from the responsibility at
tending il. And you, gentlemen, who from
the fret preferred another TO myself, you had
the right to do il, aud no doubt you acted
wisely in so doing. have no illfeeling for
you, and no words of complaint sgainst
you; but, on the contrary, L want TO
thank you for the courtesy and kind
ness with which you received and treated
me. Gentlemen, there Is now afforded
me an opportunity VI "
of this district my earnestDess in promoting
the unity, harmony snd success OF the Demo-
cratic party, when there is no hope OF reward
or incentive OF Office 10 move me. My poor
services, whenever and wherever they may
| be useful in promoting our common cause,
| or securing the election OF the distinguished
nominee of this Convention, are al the COM
mand of nv party, and l move to make the
nomination of the Hon. Casey Young by tn 8
| Convention unanimous.
| CoLoNEL-YoUEG's RESPONSE.
Loud calls were m ade for Colonel Young.
He appeared on the stage, and said: "In this
| hour Of gratifed pride l feel really sorry
1 that 1 have secured my good fortune, and
| gained the nomination over so magnanimous
a competitor as Charlie Simonton. l know
thst the time will come when We shall be
able to repay his magnanimity. l have
said repeatedly that in this gentleman l have
found a foeman worthy of my steel. To you
people of Shelby, Fayette and Hardeman,
| return my sincere thanks. To you will
| consecrate my future. To you, people o.
| Upton, who have stood so CALAMITY by your
| choice, l must say that / hope we shall b
| better acquainted in the future"
There beia; no further business before tbs
convention, Colonel Patterson adjourned i
sine de-
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PERSONAL.
Mr.. JOHN scHAFER returned from Boston

Mr.. JOHN ScHAFEE returned from Boston
yesterday.
Mr.. JOHN SAVAGE, an old aitache of the
Memphis and Charleston railroad, has re-
turned from a trip through Mexico.
Mr.. HENRY DANIELS, a popular White
and Arkansas river pilot of by-goHe days
now a merchant of Henaley Station, Ark, is
in the city visiting relatives.
Miss EFFIE DAVIS, after three months
soiourn in Colorado and Chicago, returned
home yesterday, and was most cordially
greeted BY her many friends.
Mr. w. G. PATTERSON, with Busbv, Toof
& Co., has returned from extensive trip
over our neighboring counties. He reports
most prosperous condition Of all kinds OF
crOps
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Revare of Subst,tutes.

The public should bear in mind that imi-
tatons or substitutes of a standard medicine
are offered not for any benefit of health, but
to sell something that has been bought cheap;
and not daring 10 criminate themselves By
exact copies, their object is to get as near toit
as is necessary to deceive. The remedy TO
detect frauds is in your own hsnls. Buy no
Simmons Liver Regulator unless ncased
in a white wrapper, having large red in
the center, and the signature oil j. II. zeilin
& Co. on the side.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
F. ouIe1EY's marble yard, 482 Main.

F. QUIGLEY's marble yard, 432 Main.
SEND your orders for plumbing TO J. A
Baiey's, 295 Second street..
WEwill manufacture any old gold you
have into rings, medals, etc, TO order. J. N.
milford & Co, 333 Main.
The Greenwood Nursery, Alb Second street,
gives special attention to cut flowers, bridal
bouquets and cemetery work.
EXPLICIT directions for every use are
given with the Diamond Dyes. For dyeing
moses, grasses, eggs, ivory, hair, etc.
TWENTY-FIVE pair OF Celluloid EYe-Glass
frames weigh only one ounce-the lightest
known-and the best aud most comfortable
that can be worn. For sale by all leading
jewellers and opticians.
TRICKLING past the delighted palate. Hub
Punch diffuses an ecstatic glow through the
system. Punches brewed at request are fan
behind H.. Trade supplied at manufacturers
prices by B. j. Semmes & Co.
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We have spared neither pains nor ex-
peuse TO make this restaurant the very best
OF IFS KIND IN tt,c-co,ntry.- Very few cities
the size OF Memphis can boast of such a
place. We have lately made all the i'm
provemeuts which could possibly add to the
comfort of our patrons and our own con-
venience. Our motto has always been:
aOnly the Best" Floyd's candies are IA
write with eyerybodS
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InsNOrtanf,

When you visit or leave New York city!
ave b aQgsee ,expressage and carriage hire, and
top at Grand Union Hotel, opposite Grand Gen.
trail depot F our hun dred and ffty elegant 70 oms
and upwards per day. leyator. Restaurant sup
piled with the best. 8orse-cars stages anu set
vated railroad to all depots. Families can I1ye
better for less money at the Grand Union than Ct
s1y othar arst-nlas hotel in the city
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Grand Hon.

All lovers of the light fantastic should
bear in mind that Darrell Bros. will give a
grand hop on Thursday evening, September
2lst, at their pleasure garden, Fort Picker
ing. The best of music will be furnished.
Dancing TO commence at 8 O'Clock sharp.
adiaa froa
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WANTS.

~ GOD WHITE NURSE
G Apply at No. Howard Row.
IIRST- CLASS sALESLADY-For Millinery Ind
u Fancy Goods; only experienced one need
apply. MRS. N. WASHER Helena, Ark.
CIrUATION-By white woman and child of y to
y cook and nurse in same family. h., this nee
u AGS, BONES, OLD IRON, BIC;
IL JOHN PELEGRIN, i29 Beale street
HINO PLUMBERS HELPERS
Il Att. A. BAILEY's. 20 seeono street.
~ IRL-From II to 20 years old, to help with
" houseEOrk for family OF Two. Apply az
Sc FRONT STREET.
PoARDERs AND TRANSIENT GUESTS-At the
- New Chiekasaw House formerly Whitemore),
II Aaams street. Board and room, IS week.
Iransle1t guests, 81 so a day. MRS. HURT.
Ds-COuPoSs-scRlP- Old Bonds and
ID Coupons, Paving Scrip and Certificates and
old Ledger Balances Tor Paying Back Taxes
B. R1CHMOND. 20 Madison street
T7RHVELING AGENTS-To sell saleabls staple
Goods Liberal comm issions address
H0SRDFR s-On and after thu 10Th September.
ID 6rst-class b0arders Will be wanted afbo Maul-
son street. References VIII De required.
NLD GOLD WATCH-CAsES-Chains. yewelry,
ETC., for CASE. N. Fuli9rn d o. SSs hsna
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PROBATECOURT SALE
City Property, 276 Third Street-K.
B,L. Winn Residence.

No. 451. R.D-In the Probate Court Of Shelby
county Tenn, at Memphis--W. b. VIM vs. d.
n b. and James P. VIM.
In obedience TO the decree OF salo Court, naoe
august 70 1882, for partition sale in the above
cause, on
Thursday, 2Sth Day OF September, $50,
in front of the property, in the Taxing. District
fitv of Memphisl viii sell TO the highest ana pest
bidder the following described real estate Witn All
sppurtenances thereto belonging, situate, lying
and being in the Taxing-Distr1ct, city OF Mel
in shelby county, Tenn, known as south nalI 10y
No AZ east SD e OF Third street, commencing at
the northeast corner of the alley between Court
and Madison streets; thence north, pareiIeI VIII
Third street. "a 81 feet; thence east 4S rect ~ =
sIlal with The alley and along the line OF tne Win
chester property: thence south a S12 ieet 70 the
corner OF the alleys; thence west 1884 lest 70 tne
plan Of the city oil Memphis, upon the toIoT1ng
Terms: Starting said property at s6oO0, oio al
ready received, and allowing the purchaser 70 re
tain s275O of the purchase money TO pay on IN e
tax liens requiring him to pay $1,000 In cash an d
10 execute three equal otes at 6, IL ana ~ months
for the balance, with approved security lien being
retained TO secure the same; or the entire amount
NAV be paid in cash at the opisn OF the purchaser
An tax bills on said property can be seen AZ III
ofice of John Johnson, Ph9nlx insurance Cont
0snv W B. WYNN, Commissioner.
w Y c. & L. w Humes, Attorneys.
learning of a report TO the eject that the ABOVE
,-onertc mas already been sold, which report IS
ea1cnisfea TO prevent bonafide bidders from oeing
nresent at the gale, hereby announce tnat su o
dav ~ ale and only 10 the highest and best bid
der as ner order OF the Probate Court.
Guardian ad Item
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Fifty Years Ago

Hammer introduced to. stockmen his Liniment
and Condition Powders. They have saved
thousands of dollars in stock, and are the
only reliable remedies.
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1867 Prizes, Uniting To-. tZ65510
Application for rates TO clubs should be made
only to the Office of the Company IN New Orleans.
For further Information, write clearly, giving
full address. Send orders by Express Regis
tered Letter Money Order. addressed only To
NJ. a. DAUPHIN, New Orleans, La. or n.
A. DAUPRIN, 507 seventh szreer, Wash-
ingf0B. ID. C., or al 80. West Court
street, Memphis.
N-B.-Orders addressed TO New Orleans VIII re-
eeiye PROMPT attention.
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STOLEN.

CERTIFICATES public are hereby no ~.
" fed that the following aS ~ 3
Tuaele' or Philip Tuggle, have been stolen from
/ ii Menx agent of the undersigned, VIZ: Csis s
tas Nos a 40 a a. 49, so, 81, 81 and SO. OF Sc
Tiss q each for the sum of 1882 50; and Certlh,
Gates Nos III 1l9. 121, I2S 125, ~, ~ i5i ann
Iss of Saries G ;" each for the sum OF S6i. All
nersons are hereby warned against purchasing the
same as they are still my property.
PHILIP TUGiLE, San FRANCISCO, Cait.
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For The Ohio UalIey and Tennessee, partly
cloudy heather and local rains, northerly ,Viads,
higher barometer and stationary or lo,cer tempea-
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II w

90. 900 eases 1852 New Packing Peaches,
Tomatoes, Strawberries, Rasp-
berries, GOOseberries, Etc.
500 HaIf-brls. New Mackerel, /. 2 n 3.
2OOO Kits New Mackerel, L, 9 and 8.
az Half barrels New Mess Mackerel.
ina Kii-- New Mess Mackerel.
1O6 Boxes New CS"dhsh h.
1000 Boxes New Scotch he.
200 Boxes New Factory Flat Cheese.
100 Boxes New Full Cream Cheddar
Cheese.
100 Boxes New Full Cream Cheese,
i'm a box. about 25 lbs each,
very fine for retailing.
800 brls Silver Moon New Process
Flaur-NOne better.
200 brls Royal Patent FlOur, very fine,
800 brls other grades Flour.
100 brls Silver Moon Neal.
so brls HOminy.
so brls Grits.
1000 brls Sugars-ali grades.
1900 Bags Coffee.
1000 Packages Lard.
1000 Cases CARROTS Snuff.
500 Cases Milk.
so brls Pure Cidsr Vinegar.
25brls Pure Pickle Vinegar.
loco boxes New Crop LemOns-NeW
York stock.
1000 Bags Virginia Peanuts.
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Uuvipora1ing Food

For the brain and nerves is what we need in
these days. Rarkel's Ginger Tonic restores
the vital energies and brings good health
quicker than ANYTHING you can use.-Ifi6une.
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sEMURRAY a RIDGELY. TaiIors and importers,
Madison street, take pleasure I'm announcing
that their Fail winter Stock of Imported
CI0Ihs IL now repiete with the choicest prOdue.
lions Of the English, French nnd German manu-
facfurers.
GentIenen DESTROYS a dressing good taste
give them n call.
Their prices reasonable those OF amy
Ftrsf-Ciass TaIlors I'm the United States. Ii Is
economy to get the best.
orders will receive prompt attention.
Samples applications TO those who have left
their measure.
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DRAINING.

The Public is requested carefully 10 notice The eto an
enlarged Scheme 10 be drGtcn Monthly.
n~CAPfTAL PRIZE, 675.O00.-6a
Tickets only e5. Shares in propOrtfT
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Don't Waste Money
Horsemen aud Farmers

On trashy extracts when you can buy las
ing cologne so delightful as Fioreston.
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FIoyd.s ladies Restaurant

Will find Hammers Liniment aud Condition
Powders the only sure cure for stock.
wv. JONES & CO., Agents.
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For RENT.

IHURNIsHED ROOMS-With or without board,
II in private family, at IA seond street.
DOOMS-Suficient for a small family to keep
III house, No. 307 Adams street.
OOoMs-Two nicely furnished rooms, at No.
~ so fernando street.
= 4 = WASHINGTON srREET-Apply to
llO METCALF & WALKER, "a Madison ST.
VERY DESIRABLE RESIDEECE-416 Orleans
V street. three doors south OF Vance; kIge
shady yard. Apply to c. (. Tucker, Monroe 81
DOOMs-Nice furnished rooms
PooMs-Two nice uniurnished rooms. -,
IN PLANTERS INSURANCE BUILDING-sulte
of Offices on second fioor, Just vacated BY Holmes
Gu mmins. Esq; also single BEDROOM on third OF:
DRIcK REsIDENCE-Elegant frstclass brick
D residence, No. 155 Adams street; spacious
Grounds front and rear: in No. order. Apply 70
JAMES LEE, JR-, No. MADISON -.
DOOMS-Nice:uni furnished, TO gentleman, at $40
III Second street. corner Monree.
CTOREHOUsE S-Nos. 2le and 2l0% Main - est
= Apply 10 ]. W. JEFFERSON d CO,
272 From street.
NOTTAGEs-Nos. so and $50 Lauderdale; In
" perfect order. g =. TUT
GToRE-Corner Unio1 and Main streets, occn-
- pied by John W. Voeget & Co. Apply ~ 90
UNION 1eeL gOs ...-..S =.
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~oW-From Third and Georgia streets Fort
{ VpiokeIjnp Sunday 10Th inst, a large White
- ahont ave years old; has red ears: red rings
around eyes and mouth front teet req aeo c s
art ~ hae scars on right hip and left hind loot.
Rive dollars reward VIII be paid and no qnes nons
aAKeu Aoi A- HENRY LUEHRMANN.
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ROOMS Ann ROARD.

I22 Court street.
TNIRsT.CIAss BOARD-With or without rooms,
II at 55 Madison street: o,,,.
Dinners served to Merchants from II to 2 O'clock
DOOMS-Furnished or unfurnished; without
Keeping; furnished kitchen If desired, 10l Jefier-
son street.
RTICFLY FURNISHED RoOM-with board, ut
IN $50 fernando road. -
TOARD-First-class Board and Lodging CAN be
had for either day boarders. dodgers or translents
who are visiting the city and want board in private
house: location one of the best in city; pleasant
CONS and nice meals served at regular hours, at
corner Madison and Fourth. Satisfaction given.
H0ONSS AND BOARD-Large rooms, with or
II, githout board, at l96 Third street..
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FOR EXCHANGE,

(IERTIFICATE OF STOCK-Notice is hereby
given that Certificate No. 40, Second Series,
Five Shares Sock of Irish, American Building anu
been lost mislaid or destroyed by hre. viii, az
ter due publication. ask that duplicate certin-
Gale be issued. JOHN LOAGOE, Pubic Az "a T.
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For SALE.
PIANo-second-hand Piano for sale at $40 cash.
L at $50 Third street.

ID at Z6U Third sITtet.
C,HEEP-About seventy nice mutton sheep, on
= Richmond avenue. w. 4. Val nc En-.
HIW0-5T0RY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT-Lol Is
~ s 20 A'O - 56 FRONT STREET.
TWO 81 BURBAN LOrS-Eacn lot 5S rect ir'ht
l. by 40 lee' ueep- . e FRONT STREET.
No I FERRYBOAr-Il2 feet long, IS ieet
"A beam; will carr sixteen two-norSe "Ss"l's'
80 Ss0O0 For information address
4 f'oe' Wv w. A. CA DE, Leayenworth. kansss.-
~ f5577I-sTs-Haraess, Milk Wagon ana four
cans address W.. care OF Appeal.
NNE NARROW-GAUGE LO COM1Ui11oS l I EmI y
Rsi E FSs and spikes. The Locomotive I'D
Ssrs'a in good order and the iron has been very
1ifiis usad For further particulars apply to
REFUGE OIL MILL, icksburg, MlEs.
THOICE RESI- DENCE LOTION Cynthia street,
~ between Linden and Vance; very des1raale.
" A XHFATI.EY. Is Main.
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RFAT. ESTATE AGENTS.
STRAYED OR STOLEN.
STRAYED.

m4O REWARD-For the delivery OF two small
IN III dark mare MULES to A. Bodkln, corner OF
$500 md Makhingtn streets Fort Pickering.
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1 BONfBsHELL.
TO BE DRAGooNED

into s1rrendering his convictions. He wanted
to see harmony and uuity, as the chairman
had suggested in his speech. This was the
second time he had ever heen a member of
a political convention. He was not poll
ticiap, and did not know the gentleman Of
fering the resolution. He hoped he would
withdraw it. Ii be did not, then the speaker
hoped the Convention would lay it on the
fable
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OliVGr,Flllle&CO
INDICArIO Ms.

WHOLESALE GROCERs.
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On motion the report OF the committee
was not read.
Mr. Harris moved that 9 committee con-
sisting Of six from Shelby county and two
from each of The other counties be appointed
on permanent organization.
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Colonel Josiah Patterson, or taking the
chair. said in substance: Il return my
thanks for this unexpected honor. So far
as I am concerned, you perruIt-rsae
TO say that L am very hopeful of the
Democracy in the Tenth Congressional Dis
trict, in the State of Tennessee and in the
nation As far as 1 can read the signs
of the times, We are on the highway OF sue
cess. / am sure we will nominate man
who will meet with the appreciation Of the
public. We ought to regard ourselves as
the trustees of the public. We ought 10 be
united and harmonious. / have made it a
rule of my public life to merge all animosi-
ties and personal feelings in the good OF the
party. / have thrown out few remarks by
way OF suggestion, and hope they will
have some effect in producing harmony"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-04
Anl,ySernenfS. Etc

FORD's OPERA HOUsE.-The Congressional sea-
son will be inaugurated this week by the engage
ment or the famous HanlOn Brothers in their
original comedy, lie Voyage En- Suissen The
HanlOnS have worldwide reputation. At the
FOlies BergereS IN Paris, they made a great hit
during the Paris exposition. They probably have
no equals for lightning movements grace and
agility. The engagement this week Will, without
doubt, be great success.
NATIONAL THEATER.-Modieska is great favor
lite here, and her presence on the boards OF the
National this week Is an assurance OF crowded
houses nightly. Tonight she appears In "As You
Like 1t" and also on tomorrow night and at the
Wednesday matinee Wednesday and Thursday
evenings "Frou-F rOu" will be given; Friday even.
ing and Saturday matinee, "Camlle," and Satur-
day night, ''Twelfrh Night" Modieska is sup
ported by fine dramatic company.
THEATER CONIQUE.-This week the Richmond
Speciality Company will give singing dancing
music, comedy, pathos, Irish, Dutch, Chinese and
Negro all In one show. The lovers OF the variety
cannot fail to be pleased with the program which
has been arranged.
Masonic TEaPLE--The Knights OF Pythias give
q grand levee this evening
Mt. VERNON PLACE NJ. E. CHURCH-The ladies'
Aid Society will give fair In the lecture-roOm
December 5th 9th, and 9TH.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH-Rev Frederick Power will
lecture here tomorrow evening on 'The religious
LIE and character OF James A. Garfield"
LINCOLN AAIa.-Rev. Henry Waf0 Beecher will
lecture here Tomorrow evening On the subject,
Evolution and Revolution"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-04

Coal Trade BY cANAL-Tne report OF Asabel
Wilson, collector OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal company at Cumberland, shows that
80 ooaa LEFT that port during the
month OF November Just past, carrying
$3.50 Is tons OF coal yielding revenue 70 the
company OF about e40,0 600 In November, 1881, the
number OF boats was ~, an increase for last
month OF Is boats: the number Of tons was
u 81 IL tons, an increase for the past month OF
2S0O20o tons; the revenue for the same month In
1851 was $4,000. decrease for November, 1s62 OF
A,O0o due 20 the reduction In tolls
A SLIGHT FIRE occurred in the frame ONCE OF
the metropolitan railroad company, on S5th
street, near street, about $50 O'clock Saturday
evening: 1t was put out by two car drivers and
Omcer Cotter. Damage slight
GRAIN.-Arrived-boat NJ c. W. Bower with
!, 500 bushels OF wheat.
The COAL TRADE-Senators German. OF Mary
land, and Davis, OF West Virginia, accompanied by
several New York capitalists, visited Georgetown
yesterday and inspected the workings or the
Chesapeake and Ohio canal with q view to I'm
proving the facilities for shipping coal north and
east from the Cumberland coal regions in Western
Maryland and West Virginia These gentlemen are
interested IN certain coal mines In the above
mentioned locality, anu they propose to increase
the shipment OF coal and provide additional wharf
accommodations for coal vessels