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OFFICE OF L RAILROAD COMMISSION.
All ~. ZOO .

70. 1888.
DEAR siRs-ln obedience to section II OF an act
entltled an Act to provide for the regulation of
rSlltoad companies and persons operating rail.
Loaus ia luis STATE; to prevent DISCRIMINATION
upon railroads ia this State, and 10 proyi ~ for fhe
PPo onlSn@snt Of the same and + appoint a Railroad
~ onnnllalou passed by the General Assembly of
IN snnessee, march 18th, aud approved March Sd.
lsS5, the Railroad Commission, appointed in p1r',
~ OF sald act, hereby respectfully notify You
ule OF the rates charged Tor The transnortstiou al
IIeiigntSi cars and passengers over the-
nau oHu Is required by the act aforesaid, within
pieasas uayh rom tue receipt of this notice.
RS Il nnG Inclosed a copy of The act referred to.
JOHN II. SAVAGE. PreYide,t
q. w. GORDON Sccrptsrv
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EXPORTS

Il NJ ,n !. 'cs bacon and hams. 10 brls beans.
o. u, 49, W hu corn. 50 nd cattle ~ ntSs
NO "a i, or,s Aour, lo6 hi logs. ia haite l bsp pAsS
sad mules, s ! ks t1 osis bis meal, ! nd horses
toes, 2 pkgs tobaccoa AID u bris P,s ess, Isl bris pota-
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CHANCERY SALES
SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE

-
No. 469 (2), r. D~.-Chancery Court Of shelby couu-
ty-Fred N. Laurence W. Heirsatlaw Of Mary
Baxter ct al.
PY virtue of an interlocutory decree for sale
- entered In the above cause on the 18th day Of
April, 1883, / will sell al public auction, to the
highest bidder, in front OF .ae Clerk andtMaster's
ottice, courthouse of Shelby county Memphis,
Tenn, on
Saturday. May Is, Iss3,
within legal hours, the following described prop-
erty, situated in Shelby county, Tenn, near Mem.
pnis, and designated on the plan of W. D. Brown
on or near the Pigeonroost road, made and sur.
veyed by VIM. Crane, on the Doth day of March,
1856, as Lots Nos 6, land 8, and bounded as fol.
lows: Fronting eight () chains and thirteen Q3)
links on the east side of Brown avenue, and run.
ming back between parallel lines at right angles
with said avenue nine (9) chains and twenty-five
(25l links to Rossen avenue, and containing TX
acres.
Terms of ~sale-Seven 90 and thirteen Qs)
months; purchaser to execute notes with personal
salislactory security lien retained, and equity OF
redemption barred. This April Is, 1888.
ROBERT J. BLACR Clerk and Master.
BY j. d. Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Estes Il Ellett. Il. r. Edpinpt0n Gnlg
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DAILY BIZ

ne liverpool spat marke, ST noon WAS ouoted
HtIgL. E".e5 1000 osleS. OF (which $500 bales were
h hpIgY ~ Heeeipis, 695O bales, of which 5rb0
AtIt:io: up!ands, S 1I-l6d; Orleans. 5s<d.
Inc Liverpool future msrketa al nooo yssSttn.
- q 4o.1id; Jpne-July. 8 496id: July-4g,
.-utii AnGnSt,scptember $50 GId; NoJem-
an d;sV; Apsnst-september, ; 56-s4d; ortober.No-
Futures closed duiat
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GENERAL TRADE.

Busices' continues very good on 'Cban-a
me meat market steady: -four very firm, but on
eAsnseu' oofnnsal very firm; sugar steady:
coffee quiet; molasses quiet; rice stead. b.r
very duiir demand light; corn steady. o,ts Arm
viii Hght stock; bran steady; armies inforfor
choice very sesrce; potatoes nominal.
s'oeA ample; cabbage plentiful and good demand:
onions nominal; stock peas very light demand.
Deans steady; butter. fair demand; cheese oniet.
egss quiet; dried apples. good demand; dried
neglected. cotton see. oils steady: cot.
tone and price. ="
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Saturday, May Is. Isss.
SALE
REAL STATE

Nos. 4451, R.~-Chancery Court Of Shelby county,
VIM. Robertson, Ex' tr, etc., of George Robert
Eson, deceased, VS.. A. r. McWilliams ct al.
by virtue OF an interlocutory decree for sale.
u entered in the above cause on the 2lst day OF
December, 1852, / will sell at public auction, to
the highest bidder, in front Of the Clerk and
phis, Tenn, on
Saturday, May o, 1851
within legal hours, the blowing described prop-
erty, situated in the city of Memphis, Shelby
county, Tenn.,t TO wit: Part of country lot 492 Of
b. A shaw's subdivision, as per plan Of same
made by VIM. Crane in 1858: Beginning at q stake
on the south side OF Gayoso street and in A. B.
shaw's east line; thence with said line south 123
feet TO a stake in Rice and Ramsey's line; thence
with Rice and Ramsey's line west 100 feet % the
center OF Little Bette bayou; thence down the
center OF said bayou with its meanderings To the
south side OF Gayoso street; thence east with the
south side OF Gayoso street los feet to the begin
Terms OF ~Sale-Cash- This April 8, 1888.
Z. J. LACK Clerk and Master,
By j. N. Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Aoagnn & Mcfarland. Solicitors.
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LIVE

/ - e barrel; Rosedale cement. e. 50 3 barrel ;
Portland, g: plaster Of Paris. 81 50.
EAILS-E o per leg.
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ma Ea0STIIEEe

chants Exchange, verified by a thorough canvass
Of the markets.
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bran. 81 ) br P3sssging. Is ties bacon and hams. 0 SKIS
SKIS c0ue.. zs1hd z, Du corn, q pkgs cheese, 10
mn3es. Sc ss.s i1 ma % b'ls meal, q nd horses and
SKIS mas. 2t IRIS |olas.es. IS kgs nails, sks oats 4
rrisShiskvih IL DIS sugar, . pkgs tobscco and y
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sA7 EsaI5Is. an. Ss,.s n I'd I'd
safely cured with BOCGTA SANDAEHo sn
Cures In seven days. Avoid injurious limitations
none but the IA genuine. Full cirec.
tons Pnce, 81 So hall boxes. IS cents. Al
Druggists.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

CTFAMER MARX TWAIN-W. P. H.
, Hall, master; ]. D. Fuller, clerk, AzE
VIII leave Tor DIERSBURG and all way land.
ings EVERY MONDAY st 5 O'Clock pm. until
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RRIIronh Cn,nmis.inn-

Inc Railroad Com missionArs have sent 10
the officers OF all the railroads Ia the State a notice
OF thelr Organization, with the request that they
Iesponu 70 the requirements of the Jaw, and trans.
mt 70 Tue commission within the time Specified in
the act schedules, ETC., for revision. The follow
ing Is II copy OF the notice:
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Loves amount UNFOLD.
Ye,.e-day

The New York spot market opened quiet and
steady 1T u firm at 2, firm; closing fnn. Sales,
!V4i pales Contacts, 100 bales. Closing quota
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CELEBRATED CASE,


Suit was fled in the Circuit Court yester-
day by w. J. McDermott against John D.
Milburn for $4,000 damages. The suit
grows out of certain transactions snd counter
Transactions f nally leading up to the arrest
and trial OF MeDtrmot', on May 9Th, before
Justice j. M. Coleman, on a charge of en-
hszzlipg the funds OF the Shelby County
Building and Loan Association, of which he
was secretary. Iu this case John D. Milburn
was prosecutor, and the evidence was that
Med rmoit went to the directors when he
disc1vered his books were short, aud asked
that they be examioed by experts. An in
vestgs'ion in accordance with this request
prov d that the shortage amounted 10 about
S2500, and at McDer motifs request the Mil
burns made it good, to keep him from
being indicted. After~srd Attorney Jor.
dan, for the association, made another
exam nation and discovered a short
age smounting 10 the first. This the
MilburDs also M ade good and afierward took
McDermott into partnership in the N anufac
turing business. He built mills in Cirolina
and Georgia, keeping an account with the firm,
but when called on TO make a settlement be-
cs me cool and distant and declined TO do SO
except through the law. The amount the
Milburns claimed 10 be due them by Nc
Dsrm1tt was about $4,000, though he
claimed an offset. Sait wss at once begun on
this account, and when McDermott came TO
Memphis he was arrested and tskeu before
Ju -tice Coleman, ss stated, for embe zzllng
tn funds of the Building and Loan Assocls-
,iou, made good by the Milburns. Justice
ColImsn wac forced to decide, under the law,
that McD.rmott was no. guilty Of emte1zirg G
the funds Of the Bdllding and Loan ASS ocis-
iion funds-that was the only charge before
the ooIrt-under a section of the law which
M kes il possible 10 escape an iudictmsutfor
embt zz ing, provided the shortage lie made
good before suit is instituted. This is the
third suit in he casp
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FLORIDA sEiP CANAL.
highly Eneouragiug Meeting OF the
Company fu New York.

NEW YORK, June S.-The Florida Ship
Canal and Transit Company held meeting
to-day, presided over By the Hon. John C.
Brown, of Tennessee. Highly encouraging
reports were made by the various committees,
aud feeling of confidence in the success of
the enterprise was very marked. Geo. Chas.
2. one, chief engineer, was present. He
stated tina; he had examined fully into the
reports of the previous engineer, and enter
tanned no doubt of the feasibility of con-
structing 4 tide-water ship canal scross the
peninsula of Florida. He also stated that
his assistant engineer, a. F. Hill, is already
on the ground in Florids, and that The sct-
ual work of survey will begin Immediately.
Tue survey will be completed in about ak
weeks, and as soon as the exact route of the
canal Ia determined on, contracts will be let
and the work be pushed with all possible
vigor. 1t is thought the work will begin BY
September next. Gen. Stone has had large
experience in Egypt in connection With the
Suez canal. Leading capitalists of this couu-
try and EaslSnd are eager to furnish the
funds required for he construction Of the
canal. l. is we'll Understood here that the
canal will have the backlog and friendly CO.
operation OF the great T,xs. and Arkansas
system OF roads, with connections ramifying
throughout the Southwest and extending
through 10 the Psci6c. Gen. Stone expects
to be IN Florida in two weeks.
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MINOR MENTION.

WASHINGTON, June S.-Merrick continued
his address in the Slar-route cssss, confining
his remarks, for the most part, to the ques-
tion of division routes. At the conclusion
of Merrick's argument the court adjourned
until Monday. 1t is believed the case will
so to the jury Tuesday afternoon.
Iu the Court OF Claims argument was
heard upon The motion at the instance Of
Secretary Chandler, 10 reopen the case of
Cadet Engineer Leopold sgaicst the United
States and allow it TO remain in abey snce
until the December term. The ecision will
be rendered Monday. After arguments upon
this motion are concluded second motion
will be filed praying for a rsheaIing of the
case upon the ground tn at great injustice was
done the United States by the former judg-
msnt.
The suit. 10 recover $1,000 counsel fee.,
brought by J. S. Bi2elow, attorney, of this
city, against Bette E. Mason, wife of Sergt.
Mason, who is now serving out sentence OF
imprisonment for an attempt to shoot Gui.
ieau, came up in court day on motion 10
dissolve the order Ies;rsiniDg Mrs. Mason
from using the money colleci ed for her some
time ago BY public subscription. Among tt e
papers submitted by Mrs. MasoD's counsel
was letter from The counsel of BJgelow,
offering, In behalf OF his client, to reIinquish
all claims for $500. The csse was submltie
without argument.
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A BLOODY AFFRAY
Between Rsushs and the city Marshal
at FalteD, Ky.
Two Men Killed and Three Seriously
wounded.

Special to the Appeal
FULTON, KY, June 8.-For some time
past there has been set of men who have
been trying to run the town. This evening
the crisis came, which resulted disasirou-ly.
The marshal this evenipg called upon seve-
raj Of The citizsns TO protect the town from
the abuse OF two meu named John
and Bill OAgles, who are The parties that
have been trying to run the city. The mar
shsI and pose found them in a saloon owned
by Joe Oagies. When fire IVES opened by
the Oagles, the marshal and posse re-
sponded with all force. The balls
few thick and fast, and two Just
mi,ssd A. n. Taylor's head. When
all tue weapons we're emptied it WAS found
that Bill OIgles was shot, and never breathed
sf'er. A negro, who was a witness 10 the
affair, was also shot, and is dead. John
Olgles was also shot, hut not seriously,
and while the smoke was clearing
away John disappeared and could not
be found. Will Jones, who was one of the
posse, was shot in the arm and head, but not
seriously. Tue marshal was badly beat over
the head, and his life was only saved by the
bravery OF Henry Cannon. kilograms have
been s'ntover the counlry notifying the police
to look cut for John Oages.
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CONTESTED SEATS.
Thirteen Election Eases 20 he Disposed
Of by the next House Of
Repre- eBtatiVes.
Manning and Chalmers First on the List
-Readiusters Likely to be Ousted
Brief Mention.

WASHINGTON, June S-John r Miner,
Que Of the def-ndauts in the pending Star
ute trial, who figures ss a coutrac'or for
mail service on the Fort NiobraIa route,
which S=nator Van Wyck is opposing, saws
in an interview that he wac the 10 west bidder
for the service when the route was adver
ilsed in March lsst, and he then filed with
the department a certified check for 5000 TO
secure the contract, bat at at time, owing
to the criticism Of Senator Van WICK, the
department determined not to award the con-
ir ct for service and returned his check. At
terwards, he says, he was informed by the
department. officials ,hat they would put on
the service, aud he again deposited bis check,
and the contract was sent 10 him a. the
courthouse, where he w.s attending the Star
route trial., and executed there, with Vail,
smother defend ant in the present case, as his
security.
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Probate Court Sale of Real Estate.

No. 47s R.D.-In tse Probate Court OF Shelby
county Tenn.-James ". Mitchell ct vs..
Fredeiicx "A. Mitchell e. a..
10y virtue of 8 decree iOr sale entered In this
Is cause on May = 1885 Will sell ri 9G Die auc-
tiop 10 the hieh. 81 bidder in front O. ne c1urt-
house door on 2sin street, hempkis, fenn.. on
Saturday, June z, kss3,
within legal hours, the folio sing described real
estate t,-Sit: One lot lying and beng In the
Taxing Distr ct, city of Memphis, Shelby county,
Tenn: Beginning al the southwest intersection
of second and Ogefton streets in the city OF KEN
phis: thence south with the west line OF second
street "a feet thence west "A feet and four il ches;
thence north "a feet 70 the south line of OvertOn
street; thence cast to the beginning-the same be-
ing known as part of lot go on the plan of the
city of Memphis
Terms of sale-One- third cash; the balance in
twelve months; purchaser TO execute note bear
ing interest and lien VIII be retained TO secure
defeTied payments. This May s, 1888.
Il. B. CULLEN, Clerk
ByLoUIs KETTKANN. r. c.
Greer Z Adams md James Phelan. soils sat
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ferred TO the section on bygitn,. Tne Com
mitiee on SorgIc-l Service Aboard Ocean
Vessels wss appointed "a follows: DR.. A. N.
Bell, New York; A. l.. Glhon, United States
NavE; |. n. QIimby, New Jersey; Fl. c.
Morey, NJ iss acnnsett-; H. H. Smnh, Penn
sylvsnis. The resolution by Dr. Turabuil,
of Philadelphia, to peti ion Legislatures 10
enact laws requiring that all r=ilroad en-
p'oyes be ex smined 10 reference 10 acuteness
of he.riug before taking any train on the
track was laid over under the rule until the
nc 1T meeting
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ST LOUIS, June S.-The wrestling tourbs-
meut for The championship of the world was
inaus urated at Sportsman's Park this after
noon, and was participated ii by several
well-known wrestlers. The contests were
G eca-Roman ,tyle, frat prize $500, second
prize $50. The sport open,d with bout
between Cl,rencs Whistler and Edwin Bibby
and was won by Whistler in one hour aud
six minutes. The second bout was between
Cannon and Bixermcs, which was won By
the former 10 tA.se and one-half minutes.
The third bout was between Andre Chrietol
and Fred Ziehri z, and wss declared draw
after Z contest Of one hour without either
getting fall. The tournament will continue
to morrow and Sunday.
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Secretary Chandler Not a Candidate for
aeDalOr.

CONCORD, N. H., June S.-William E.
Chandler is here, owing to the serious illness
of his mother. He thus answered an inter-
rogstory: 81 reiter.te the statement / here
iofore made, which is, l am not and und r
no circumstances shall l be candidate for
Seualor at this session." Regarding the
question- of two elections, 1 am positive ii
will BE- illegal 10 choose more than one Sena-
tor al this lime.
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CHANCERY SALE
R IF A L Z q r A r E.

No. 4647, R.-Chaneery Court of Shelby county
Emily A. Matthews VS.. Ira Nelson Green ct al.
LJY virtue of an interiocutory decree for sale
ID entered in the above cause on the 4th day of
May, 1888, NJ. B. 50, page 523. Will sell at public
auction TO the highest bidder in front of the Clerk
and Baster's office, courthouse of shelby county,
Memphis, 1enn., on
Saturday, jane 8, ISS3,
within legal hours, the following described prop.
erty, situated in Shelby county, Tenn and IN
the Sixth Civil District of said county. being part
of the NcLenore and Henderson 6l0acre tract,
bounded as follows: Beginning at w. RichArdss
eoutht asst corner q redOsk pointer marked It. :"
thence north 60 chains 10 a stake with pointer
marked 90 + :" thence east 20 chains so links to a
staKe; thence south 60 chains 10 +. 1aylors north
line; thence west ~ chains so LINKS to the b. gin
ming, continuing l45 acres.
Terms OF Ssle-One-thrd ca cash; balance in
one and Two q and p year; pureaase giving
notes witt security, bearing interest from date,
and lien retained lor deferred payments, and
equity of redemption DarreI This May Il, 1888.
&. J. BLACK CLERK anu Master
BY J. II. Bradley, Deputy Clerk aud Masler.
Taylor i Carol and A. II. Doug ass Sois.
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LONDON, June s.-To day was the last at
Ascot Heath. The race for the Alexandra
Plate was won by the Duke OF B:aufort's
Faugh a BIlsgh; Lord Ele.nere's Wal
lensteIn second, Lefevre's Credo third.
Vyner's Hsgioscope also ran.
The race for the Nottingham Stakes
-adicsp vas won by w. GiIbert's Despair;
L Caetwynd's HornpiPe second, L. Z.
sTyndrum third. Sixteen starter,
toriliard's Aranza-
tor Hardwicke Stakes was won
res Tristran, P. Lorillard's
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TIE SPORTING WORLD.


Hartford, June Sat Charter Oak Park
to-day Bair logged Maud S three easy heats.
The first mile was made in 2:30, the second
in 2:26, the third in 2:14i. The last mile
was irottsd with the least exertion of any.
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Special 70 the Appeal.
JACKSON, MISS, June S.-Miss Carrie
Glenn, of New Orleans, died after iiuger-
ing and painful illness last night at the resi-
dence of her uncle, Chi,f Justice Chalmers.
She was a niece 0; D. c. Glenn, one. Attor-
uey General OF this State. The remains
leave for New Orleans tonight.
This has been the hottest day OF The year
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BRIGHTON BEACH, June S.-Tbe warm
weather incre ssed the atteB6an at the race
track TO day, and five races, which were sd.
mirshly contested, kept the crowd in good
humor. Unknown, Babcock, juliet, Jimmie
Govsn and Centennial were the winners
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The American MedieaI Association.

CLEVELAND, June Sat the closing -
sion OF the American Medical AssoeIs
The resolution by Surgeon-General
that in the very near future, il nos
nation will become a sanitar
large cities and populous
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IFoquois second, r. Jsrdiue's Shrewsbury
tbIru. Nine st.rters-
Tie race fJr the Windsor Cis-le Stakes,
Tor tSo-yesr "ldf, wac won by the Duke Of
Eesufor's Eastern Emperor, W. Leigh'e
Cormsi.le second, L f-vre'< Bre third.
Seven ran, including P. LorillaId's PoniiAc
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Ii was wise one that said: every man
is occa ionaily what he ought to Re per-
petuslly" That must be when he il honest
enough to sckuo sledge the merits OF DR..
Buifs Cough Syrup, the only sure cure for
conchs and cnlds
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CHANCERY SALE
Il e AL E 8 Z A = Il.

No.4o40, R--Chancery Court OF Shelby county,
W. =. Bowman. Ex'tr, etc, of d. W, Bowman,
deceased, Amelia B. Gray ct al
DY virtue Of an inteniocutory decree for sale en-.
D tered in the above cause on the 18th day Of
May 1888 and renewing order Of November 10. 1881.
viii sell, ct public auction, 70 the highest bid
der, in font OF the Clerk and Masters Office,
courthouse of Shabby county, Memphis Tenn, on
Saturday June o, 1883,
within legal hours, the following describes prop
erty, situated in Shelby county, Tenn, to wit
lying the west side of Main street. in Mem
phis shelby county, Tenn: Beginning at point
on the side OF Main street fortyiour (44l feet
north of the northwest corner OF the intersection
of Main and Vance streets; running thence north
wardiy with Main street aftyfve t55) feet; thence
westwsrdiy one hundred and forty uio1 feet
thence southwa.dly hity five t55l feet; thence
eastwardly one HUNDRED and forty 1f0) feet 70 the
beginning, win the rights of the alley declared
in Report OF commissioners in case OF Ssilie r.
Coffee vs.. James d. Rufan ct al, peuding in this
court.
Terms of Saie-one-half 60 cash: balance on 8
credit of seven "a months; purchaser to execute
note with good personal security, and lien re-
tained on the property to secure same This May
ls, 1883. K J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
BY ]. II. Bradle .. Deputy Clerk and Master.
Estes Ellett, Solicitors.
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Baseball.

Boston, June S.-Bostons, Is; Detroils, 2
BALTIMORE, June s S-Bsltimores, 9; Co.
lumbus, s.
PROVIDENCE, June S.-Providencss, 10;
Cnicsgo-, 2.
PIrTsBURG, June S.-AlIeghenys, IS;
LoulsvIiles, ..
PHILADELPHIA, June S.-Athletics, Z; S..
Louie, B; Phiiadelphias, 4; Clevelsnds, s.
New YORK, June S.--Bufalos, IL; New
York;, 4; Me,ropolitans, Z; Cipcinna;ir, s.
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OTrUMwA, IA.-Dr. j. n. Armstrong ssys:
Il have used Browns Iron Biiters in my
family, and recommend it, Use to Others"
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ENDICATKtsNA.

For Tennessee and The Ohio Vaaey increasing
ciOudiness and rain, winds generally from south
10 Te, cooler Ueother and rising barometer in The
West portions, failing tO.lOtOed by rising barOme
ter in The east portions.
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AauI.era,es Cb,e.ga ,..ra-

CHICAGO, June S-Iuquiry into the quail
ity OF Fowler Bros lard, on complain, oil
MeGeocb, WAS continued by the Board of
Tr.de Committee to day 10 secret session.
Il is learned from outside sources III It Two
witnesses, employees ia Fowlsr Bros.' house,
tssti6ed that they frequently saw beef and
tau.fon T. rded upou the eIevator to he