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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-20
xEUyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1893

sheep 81 Gods5 Western Lambs, 81 1885 Soi Canada
l. lbs, 50 2JdE5 50.
ho-Reoopts today, $500 head total for week thus TAR
1890 hC0d Tor time last week. 57bO head consigned
through 81 strong and higher Medium to Fair
Workers To- GOod Extra 80 10 80 26i Medium 70
sold.
EAST LIBERTY, Penn. Oct Cdtle-Receipts for the
week $50 head OF through and $500 head Of local GOOD
and Prime in demands Common very slow OF sale Prime
shippers So SO 90 Fair 70 Good shippers 80 oOdS0 30
Good ButcheTng SJaS6 80; Fair Butchering, 81 750s5
StncEeTs sud Feeders, SASS.
HoGsRccelps Tor the week also head Philadelphia
IS 100 S5 %; Workers. 81 70G$4 90
SLesP-Receipts for week 900 head market dull ;
Prime - $685. 90; Good, 81 G$4 25 Fair 90 25aSS 7O
Common 50 j0dSS.
LOUIS, oct l9-HoQs-Receipts 300 head shpments
lSOO head market higher and actvei Light 81 6OG$4 75
Heavy, - GC0S4 So Packing nominal
Cihc-Reccipt 900 head shipments 700 head market
unchanged supply light, quality poor and movement slow
Exports 50 SjG 80 % Good TO Choice - 40G6 80 Common
Far 81 5OaSj; Texans 90 500Si 10; Indians 80 90
a 20.
ShrcpRccepts 500 head; shipments. 800 head market
quiet Fair to Good NuttOHs - 20 70; Prime SO oO1
81 10; Texans, 81 5Ou$3 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-20
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

IlvrRFooI Oct l9l28O p. injection moderate inquiry,
witch IS freely supplied Middliug Uplsnds l6lGd 40
Orleans q llGd. sales 5000 tacs, including I,OOO iW
speculation snd export Receipts 1000 bales all Amt can
Futues-U Ilauds Low Niddlg clause. October dewey
6S-Bsc. also 57.GId do October and November he
livery, 67O3d do November and December delivery,
66GAd do. December aud January delivery, OOOO4dai
DO January and February delivery, 6s54d DO February
and March delivery, BIGSd do Marc and April delivery
6LG.d do April and May delivery, S-G4d; do. May and
June delivery. 7-0id Futures steady.
LIVERPOOL, 1915 d. In.-C0t0u-Futures-Up lands
LOw Aiddng Cause, october delivery, jIGldi do Ocio-
1e ard November delivery, 5,GAd; do. November and Ic
eemter delivery, $3.50; do. December and January &c.
livery 55-62d; do. March and AItl dewey G56iA
eloSIG easy. 5000
GALVESTON Oct i9-CottOn arm; Mddlug. 10 8lGc; Low
h@ing $40; GOOD Ordinary gec net and srrr7 reccliH
S4OJ bales; exports Great Britain, $500 Ecs 10 Tie
eonncut 800 baos; 10 the channel ls2j bales sales 2tls
bales stock. 1885, bales.
SAVANNAH Oct l9tuJf0u dull Niddling, lOC.; L0%
NddIng 01!c; Good Ordinary, D4ci net receipts, Ssh
g. ~ bEias.
OELEAXs Oct I9-Cotton steady; Mddling, 10 5i6cj
Low Middlng IOc Good Ordinary 9asc net receipts lS,
16 bales rcoipts 1914 balcs sales BOJO Daes
l&sl evening, $500 alesI stock, lO4,OJ2 DaleA
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BFEswAX-Only small trade IA reported at the recent
basis OF 2sd9Oc for Western and Southern.
coRbAGE-Sels on the basis Of 15i2c for Manila. and
zoo GGoiP 9 sTocKHoops Empty Hogsnead and Bum
Shocks quiet otherwise fairly aetiSe and steady
R Hsaas as and ap 4cG = S5 sugar Do
& 70; 90 S69Gn Il Isl III Hoops ii feet sea go; do
IL feet S26 Kun Pipes, S7G$7 so; Rum SHOCKS ana
G0AIINSw business in Anthracite is rather slow
~, e 2Syo amp g So crate 8 ooa
- 4S S'SIg o - s lame q AL s Pea = 0a
s. by the cargo delivery Bitumnous dull at 50 10
COFFEE-spot dull and easier Fair, ll',G l2c oP;
oq o%ing to 9ieyS @ has ' 10 at 30 for October
geUa7O for nner, $40 so for ncccm5GT g32a9jo
g40a85O lor April and 946 for JnE closing in US %S S6
January i5i teDluSiy M So ne
hR dJ ii While the Tecepts at RIO have Increased
Il 900 bags DAY they ought to be something Nc nv T
together with selling TO realize led to the d'ohhe MIN
sICGTTOTG-ro Cotton quiet weak but without qnqta;
be change. sales, Gl bales CiQ2 last ey @ M
Delivered contracts 900 bales Receipts at me P1r1
today 52a5 bales 9s59s 90 as ' ensi 81 % last
wel and 9o pos last ycar since September 9oCea2 DG5
Active closing quiet and steady az decline o. ~
to - glEE-s HdIJTSbr i05S5i647 December 1857
I6E7 January IOs2o l05l February, 1897 al9s5 March
iiiI5 55GiiiiS3t8 iu 1850 i17 HaFas, i66qllG
TotlaG R SyS l6s 10 81 Jdnmptv 1918 1878; Ic6
Tuary 1859 1850 March o"G!io4i Aprifi liz os NAY
ii65aii57. Transferable orders 1850 ,., ,.,,,-,,,
L tIhN4 4asrt. mem SlP and at the East ycy d Eo
g.r Quote. Ser If s&IaE2g No. p sI5a{i5 30; No B.
o. h t7 ira5 @a iic for TnCgi1it and i5c or ~ l.
Rarei herring selling p''{ wen 20 PGiS nH"
-l%sai 20; loon5s i9glna = 30 Two G4is3rt o. 3
dor ie ~ IA @ or ra ~ i moi be aTc nothing known
FLojKa AND TEAI-FLoUR-l iarrst dull WIN fggt,or
SLIGHT concessions reported rNgoFl ncnahG H ~, bt
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rsrrftl iii. .s-.l-L,, ZOLa2ll2i MaEc, 20'.o"l2i
i. o; III kinds: Light 2oLa2lra; Middle 44Lo
- .2 IIc.,g. ~ 2.-C' G"od dana scd, 20 10 z w
Backs 8ll.5li d., heavy, $oc57 l.sut crop, 5O@~
81: Made crop, 81 @g,"j Ho.Jrs, lt"ItlL
or two tbr primary c,nuc- agh improve r. noticed
t" , refuse IugineFs on this Gasia ana ST, s arc
No wc,c cod spccnati'' account :l2 and in icgii
mae way 800 IONS IT rhls4cpria sold at So No r. Of
scotch pig is rcpoed Gf si"ch here ere not uI,agLoh
,Gl.n,.s quoted $23 % rmlmci."c 81 5O0S23 shorts,
o-E asa tIunroa @Zas42 90 bam.lhnlton = ~ 90
American Eo,curr $40" a, 100 ~ ana 2N
rEadr al $50 % for 30 Pcr cent? steel rails -{n.1
% r.. ca o basis ui e57 80 the Eastern, and s5 % "a &c.
& Al 20 % IRON rails ore dn and 5crar iron irrgularG
si7 a423 90 Ingt Copper has boon more active sales
600 ill., said % have been made by the syndicate nj I3c
are current PlggIm /. dull and saleso Straits u 2Q have
been reported 81 amn H. - T. Ii@ iiags sig1ay hec9
lower; 900 tons se'!nE az "a Ipl' an" 20, T" 81
~" 5rfJ Exchange to-day: steady. Tn steady; on
gds r. '"i 2 easier Lead nofar sperr very dull
si.,-U Unchanged; moderately acu'oi Nc"'OF'
SSVHL STORES were quoi and unchanged At
duio at 80 I4Os ~ yards Jo'bng Iots &c, Tar In
Oh, GARE-stoady and moderately active az 80 90 Tor
VIII" 6A good obgng trade Is At uniformly steady
sm,t9 1@sG ieIow lsa50c. latter for best Lard
~ JaIOc; Crude MonhaGen, 4Od4lc; crude SPERM
a. i,rdc hale % uDJC. CCylOn tUCOaHut on, 'HIhti
2S ~; gIc palm Oh sa8qc; Olive, s2as5c. Cod, Ala
S0c NcafsioOt G5asJc; PaatHe - gravity l@lVci Tan
L.saAYc. Bank. and - aljC. fUr straits
b|r4N FkEIC HTS-GTain bortI.ruOm steady, though
OF charters active,
%rfcS Grain AID Cotton tonnage slow. II NEItFOOi
fn Grain quoted jdi 1000 hbls Flour 2s% fO0O SACKS
Cake 1909 boxes BACON. 2Ss I'd
60 100 ixes tueso 27s Cd 03Os; Tallow, goa rs Cd
- -. N. Pork 90 sd LOO bales Cotton, Sl6d;
iion fiGd Roam o.. 3D.; $50 tons Neasuremcnt Goods
- IA LONDON, steam, 10000 bush. Gram Cd.
,SsfGIIII steam 900 busl. DO. DID, lAS6DW,
.Lg I'd G 2ooT Co. AAMsUitG steam 10000 bas1
co. 80 pinrns -, liAykG, 7ie;n l6gGO g9r ,, Gilip
. w.. 10000 qrs Grain, Js......OPOkiO, norwegian
bS"s hcn,r 1000 qrs; Do o., 81. "a Sh,rr, Dai
ifd RI .ocn b. I'D CoNIl@I.Ni, l;rtsh ship ll.lor
nH'" o,t.,,,T 1000 ibls DO private terms uEgtlgr
Inn, pui.aepha 1880 bbls 40 PTtgat" terms BIs'ii-N'
tVih hence 5000 bills do private terms
S csau bari coo BBls Crudo 30 priynts terms
Ma an0hcr4 OOO b6is. do private terms
.isf ial,ap DarS UOU bbls. refined As d..LENAAI,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-20

The clearances elsewhere were OIL city 5,l3-'Oo;
Bradford 4,442,OO PittsbuTg 3,O9OOOO Dduc'.
sss@sioc pcr gallon Refined in Clscs however Is bet
ter by lsc.
with a downward tendency. Rung, "Wednesday 1885
barrels; shipments Thursday 60 1902; chartcr- 1855
clrarancrs G57O,OOO United Pipe Linz y'i'hrtlr'
opened al 81 1919 and closed at 81 TO- highest pucr
|. Lowest. - Og3i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-20

az ODD n cane 2Sc; 5000 secured Territory o,'i
10 5529S Fqe E 5%'i 1913 '' SfTe % 5000 3
''''"' ,.,. nj, ,-,pvrr
,,r,. ,.,r, met Ia'-gr.Eyl- Receipts we've aucudur7
cars Yesterday and carloads to arrive on Ll- Lig ca
o. 20, M "a Ken ,ne,,J yuids fora cn I,2
head az'int % l 80, Sp1rt side ior ~ Gold.
ms o1..o anu common ana In Nntn G., con-liiuird
~ ,,s Cs, na Dido. Iu,.arl Virginia and heltuc5y
S; nJh aya. Loo gre va, o. a,yg dg nam.
i.. iAt be. - I' ~ 49, ~. s. a.iuu.,ay hut Common
acre rather Slow o. s'r, and , l.'r arrivals were
ana likely t. be- y.oa lo o4r I AIM I 81 .t
u, 7.' in ar-s 81, 10 .ud - car. ut,.r Ordinary
.as ,laIr5d IIut- as ~, to drc.s % 80 DO and
'I 4, o. .,.. IJs fAiri hrlrdcky tsty, L'5l %
atct.o d. &C. I.on,.aL ra, vas Too D'si"'''c Io' tho
NJ, hln sg %, choice .errs also from E'nn,ky q,
ihcr Uio tat IT, a.rss 81 o. EEp't,r7 %, Jerry
ia- Read on ..,c terms. ...,.-,.,.
i 51. '.pa .a ". "r y. ..' I5a o. o. Joara G pa.
w.. 1,P ,. .,'. ' y.tloa and Ar,.., sherman Gr,t
uII pat ur city %, l,i... H."1' 100, , " 49,
ie r,.s o. l,c ..'u' .,"' gunnr1 OF A'.h 30 Live
l.... ann ~ ic'. - 'i .''.. fu. ...,.,.
-a.os-J. j. r'...' q" g. d. ' ,. r. 2, A., .r.. ~ 4 'I
Inc u,irat i8aUeds l5.' aH ,a's 'sn. ~ d. 20
%, 90 lOsyi - DO ~ ' ~ 80 ,", j., l''. " -
ID. 90 l.r. b. I'D. 10 o' Lie .' &C. 20 ''' '' i ''"
e. E.lu log J.. Irowu. 81 h,u,a,p -i'f.. 'i.! %, a'
l1'-r ~ -, do 49," h ri l--' .'." -. g.. ~
57y& H.. o.. iIg- 59D;I to.l1 cattle ,..-o,
Cwl.y,s ..rll.I-i Cd" CONNIE. . 900 '''' '' Nv 70;
ii 1;.,s0 Il5. &. a' lnr. 60" ll' p, u l", - do,
Los g. tt 10 & l'sr ID d H,' ]. CO., if--- p, %. s
CO. I"-f ., ii &C. aud ,Jo p load. 3 do 1850 D. % 40
NJ &c. , "a D.. at Ipc 49, II D.. h,ad, H. Naoi "c'r
,roo Igl Do 80 10 g. @ 81 ir Ir' - 90 RS. .l o..
49, -r L,. T.. la i-si 10. Il IU. go, I..v, 90. ~
l, = aa - ~. ' n ,. I'm 10 OH, -r 500 ~
- 60. IL 90. Ill b. 81 - n5,, = 90: - ~ %
isd5 iI5i mats -. l = p ho q; .or T. haaa. . PHO
40, d. at 10 . Ha 4 r'r hru.' ."" j.! - %" ~ Iy."
d. l'ao q, u u g.. ~ a" l..' ~ ~ go ~ 1'. b. I
Arnold . Ar,rrmIUs 30 lrEu-E WANNA ~i'.Tr l,--' 6 ai
ga. p, n. Tor j. ~,ham'Ta &. . color" steers l"''
o.. no r, % Do - in' i-o' To- 81 a. ,, ., a-, d,
a II &c. b. ~ - DO La p. az u tc and % hoa" i'
A. lt..f' - ".'' "a ' -, ~. 4, y, H.,
lbs o. al n &c. 10 %. u d. ltA4 H. at Zee A." $40
no. !ggo D., f., 81 y ", r1reil, .. .o tc, Io5
n. ~ - @ 81 Dual 'Ii q ,1 I NI"'".s ~
It,. IN J.. ID, 10, far /, gr,-t MANA Ser. 1919 r.
a ~. '5 @ i,ry'I 60" NJ ','' wanna '''''' '''o
d. az 81. % ', i,'' a. g,f a.& CO.. 20 Weston
n .t. a-o D. " 7c % h - 40 90 D. ai sc '2 'io.
ltdu u9, Ion . |, ~ ~ n. zoe ~ 49, ,, t,
4#" s. 'a iN' 7.. ~, ~, . "a ltr. ' ODD " 49, - ''
'-''-''r " .Iac, -,. C"..alo -g.rf lu"5 D. ar
Sh.. H| To. IS lHH'' i'''' ' " ''i'' '' I'D '' -
o.. l..i ,.,,,.. ,,. .,.r.... II, rr.r,,, ~...r.
lIl5$$gat",.,. ,s' d. iaa' l'i d. d" 's l' .a"'e '"
sherman z. culver. Tor RIGGS e. Dunn. - ohio ~ing''
-" ,,", i"' ,"' ' '' I' W I , ~ -, .''' Az.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-20
HE PErROLEUM MARKET.

NEW-GDEk. Oo.. 10.
There was a partial increase in activity at
the Petroleum Exchanges to-day but the larger business
was done AT a sacrifice OF prices. The from the OIL
fields was publish" yet the best prices OF the day
81 1O7saS1 11Ia-were recorded i'm the morning In the
sftnr00n the strength Of the market Uttered away,
and the close was marked AT about the lowest figures
Tue range OF prices and the total dealings mere were '
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Gin llroperln % Eet.

NADISON-AEE between 10Th and j7th
vi sts Elegant f0ursIory brDWI-stOur mousse handsomely
n5het and in Perfect order sitaatiOn 20
private family only AGENTS need 3ppy. Address W. L.
LAW RES, H. ~,ati0n ID, civ.
I'O LLT-Thc highly desirable fGW-s ,Ory,
hiyh-oep brgwn-stono dwelling NJ p I4.t 7..t be
9th and Madison Apply 10 IT, G. PI.DlIat, Ar
mold. Constable e CO.. 5th-ayc. and l5;h.st.
rTO LET.-,Tust completed and ready for i'm
4 mediate possession. wc-ighted and ventilated lofts,
6OX>5 feet New engine boiler and steam elevator: n FUR
80 horse power building Quilt Oy days "ot and
and the best manufacturing distinct
Inquire premises.
nos. iOl ana 1913 Ih0mpson-st., near Prince.
>. h. ALTHAUSE& 60.
40 EAST 59TH-ST.. MADISON-AVE.-
LED Handsomely and completely furnished, CrOckery,
glass &c, Unumlshed Moderate rent 10 acceptable
tenant.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
AEw.NOEK CRY

pgtr,.st 3 e. 2jG4 Il " Of lst-avc, HSZ9S9 Charles .
Veble Wifc 10 VIM StuTsbcTg -
BoNery G :, % II OF 4th.St, 2lG1OsN-lrFeguiari
also no IL Cth.ayc; MADE! kcwey ana husband go,
2Gtly.t as 1904 n " Of lst-ave 24sx9s8 VIM 1890
StursbaCh Patrick OGCrWan- ifl'l
Same proDerty: Patrick OGmman 10 Maria smith, IOOOu
l24tb-st \ 9 224 II e OF Sti-ave, 2J.CAlOOlli &
Pinckncy and wife 10 @ j Brown .., a.,..-..- !
9gthst n 22J 70 OF 4t-avc, JOXlOOIli lbOnhs co,,
Wall and wife to ! a BFakcll. OOJy
67th-st 1919 10 e Of Dti-aNe, z6NlO'ak IttEui"j
also " or LcAlugtyurye and . il-sI, 1OzA =,
-, etc; Ira DgyIng and wife TO III ayers .
Same proIerty Emanuel J Myers ~ NaTihJ DoYlng. .
sthaye es 1926 &c oi 9Sd-st iboAVVi jos '"h :, opo
Ohue ct nj 10 Geo Day. I4''"'
S nsg f 70 adon aggenheuc and anoIc 10000
2dze o hoo u o. 2o'li jas oo1 anu 81 600
64th.st, = 1918 II Of 2daye, 2OxlO22; Jacob o-o
TO Minnie Gcist "'V
26th.st, 4, 1904 Of lst-avc, 23SSSsO; Maria Il
Smith 10 + smith ,.---;
lsavc W g. so II Of 50ilst 5OxlOO; David Frank Ne ~
wife 20 A II Nat2ncr ..-..--- 0I"ou
0ist-st, = las 10 OF %dayC 21NlOO.Si j M Var. =
q al 10 Jane IOnOhue- -, =;
1lstst, n 4, 80 II Of EObbtnsaye 2ONlVOj q,
Hclnze and wife TO G q Wedding ...- -. !
'zo1 1sf s. a5 z$t ,c TO F r. i' Berry 1900
StautoEst = 100 II OF Chrystic-sL Z5AlOU Ma q,
ulda I.e 70 Margaret Dietrl,Ci .-.-..--... .---.
MaaisOnaye, IS OF BZd -, lUOj&SJt, tlt Ia -
DOying and wife to Wiett Bronson .-.-.--,-,. /
fame property; Milett Bronson and wife To Sbldh Il
Naslingi6l-aye W = los n Il MOttst, 2JxlOO q,
TaTbOE 10 Sarah Lee and another. ............-
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
LyTWOOI, oct. 1880 r. m.-Nh'at-N'" "''''''
Winter dull at -. Cd. -, 80, N
EAyrE, oct lJ-N lcnNs Lard closed ~ % '''"'' Nv
i0NDoN oct. iV.-3 D. m-Turpcntinc spirits dun al
gU-. Ud.
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rountrp ilropertr for sac mo g. Get

4 MODERN COTTAGE. seven rooms. three
~ acres improved land, all IN trEtcl 2ss order u sod now
81 80 viii buy $3.50 casA)i 10 miles out AANA-iAN'
243 Broadway, Room l3.
MADISON y. J.-FOr sale, country seat or
~ II acres large double house modern mIToyeneh,sj
shrubbery abundance OF choice fruiL >. EDDY d o.,
oHI UNoNI! '. l4t nrlInMaY
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aurlion 6alrs of Real estate

DRIAN Ii. MULLER, AuctiOneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE SHINNECOCK HILLS,
TOWN OF SOUTHAMPTON l. l.
Adrian H. Muller son viii sell auction on saturday 0c
tobrr 20 at O'clock at the Exchange sIcsinO 30 III
Broadway,
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF TIN
sHINNECOCF HILLS
the tract OF Land situate between po,ou and Sat77acotk
Bays Town Of southampton Sunpk county, L. L. Cnllnln5
upland Land under
gctHrr with -cbonac Seek and Ram Island.
The Long Island Railroad runs through the property
j. A. BOWMAN President,
Fnhcr nartfculcr az the office Of thu AucuOueeg No
Pue-st
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Cnunlrn ilroperLn WanLe0.

JVANTED-TO rent with privilege of buy
w ing suall farm @ acrcsl with mutt and poultry! "a
line Of Norris Railroad preferred; terms must 10
low HN'''' PLs, BoN 1888. 2. Q. Now. York city
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REAL ESLAIE


The following sales held at the I2cange aaesToom
N'' Be- j. F. p. SgUh.
One 5.sory brown stone house, with lot, 70 500 West
TI't co II 4Oo II " ., $Ig75O
Vns 5m1r H Sge " iot Sy John richards 1900
Bg T. T. Heg,r.
one 9 I " % OF lave ai iGxiGO Jos BTo%u 400
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer, Vessels and Raiiro0d&
NEw-YoRK, Friday, Oct. 10, 1888.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NEW.NORK, Fr1dRy, OCT. ~, $50:
ASUFS-Stiu quiet AZ 5G lsc for Pots and b'4dfc fOr
Pearls. T. -.-.-..s n, ,,,a r.o.p+
basis of 2Sd3Oc. for Western and Southern.
.I.-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-06
Attaehment NOIice.

Before g K Powell, j P. for Shelby county,
Tenn.-J NJ Coleman VS.. A Cassity,
/ N this cause an attachment having been
i sued out under section 1856 ofthe code Of
Tennessee, and returned levied upon the
PROPERTY Of the defendant, and afidavit hav
ing been made that defendent is indebted to
the plaintif in the sum II two hundred ar
forty.eight dollars and ffty-three cents,
lS248 59 due by draft, and that the claim
is Just, and that the defendant is a nom
resident of the State of Tennessee;
II is therefore ordered that said defendant
make his personal appearance before me on
the 18th day of March, 1888. at 10 O'clock
am, at my Office, No. Madifon street,
Memphis, Tennessee, and defend said
attachment suit within the time prescribed
by law, or the same viii be pro.
oeeded with ex-parte; and that copy Of this
order be published once a week for four
weeks in the Public Ledger. $50
This the 2lst dag OF February. 1888.
GEO. X. powell, J.P.
E0 q o
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-06
afro, has been ordered to New Or

Cairo, has been ordered to New Or.
leans.
The neat sternwheel steamer John
s. Brsnsford, in command Of Captain
j. 6. Holder, leaves this evening in
place of the Rene Macready for
Helena, Mariana, the Cut Of, Wits
burg and way landings on LAuguille
and st. Francis rivers, carrying the
mail, attending promptly to business
and connecting with the light draft
steamer Advance for the Sunk Lands.
j. D. Block presides in the office,
assisted by Charles Stockley.
The Cons Millar, in command Of
Captain j. d. Moore, is the packet
leaving this evening for Cairo, Evans.
vile, Louisville, Cincinnati and way
landings on the Ohio river, making
connection with the railroads center.
ing at Cincinnati and giving cheap
rates to points east Her accommo
dations are second to none in the line,
and she is in charge of clever and
experienced officers, James W. Voris
presides in the Office. assisted by
Lowell lines,
The Katie Hooper, in command of
Captain Il. B. Smith, arrived last
night with 364 bales cotton and 1892
sacks cotton seed. She discharged
1874 bales at Terrene for New Orleans,
making total of 75S bales Of cotton
out Of the river. The Hooper is the
mail packet leaving again this even.
ing for Pine Bluff and way landings,
attending promptly to business and
connecting at her destination with
boats of the Pool Lines for Little
Rock and points above. Captain
Charles Musselman presides in the
office, assisted by Ed Gay.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-06
Senator Tabor aud HsA Long.
Haired bride.


Senator Tabor's bride, who is the
daughter Of Peter McCourt, was born,
raised and educated in Oshkosh.
Wisconsin. She was regarded as a
devOtee to fashion, and was particu.
larry noticeable for the elegance Of
her attire. That she was also beautiful
and bewitching and the admiration Of
not few of the sterner sex and the
envy Of her own, to some extent, is a
matter OF current report.
Her father, during her maidenhood,
was successful clothier and amassed
a considerful property, being rated as
worth from $4,000 to $4,000. De-
probation Of property and other
things led to his failure, and within
the past eight or ten years he has been
custom tailor, doing business on a
small scale. His property has now
dwindled to only small competency
at most, and he and his wife have
occupied for some time small, un
pretentious house in an questionable
quarter of Oshkosh.
Three years ago Miss McCourt was
married in this city to Harvey Doe.
He had no especial prominence exceptas
the son of w. H. Doe. who was at one
time a wealthy lumberman in Osh.
kosh, but who has gained more
notoriety since his removal 10 Denver
where he became interested in mining
speculation. He is member
Of the Colorado General Assembly
The marriage of the parties took place
in the Catholic church at Oshkosh, oil
which Miss McCourt's parents are
members. The marriage caused many
ugly comments, which were made by
| the elder Doe, but which subsequent
investigations, however, proved
lgroundless. After quiet celebration
in the home of the brides parents
the parents went to Denver, where
they lived year, at the end OF which
time divorce was obtained by her on
various grounds, not any of them very
well substantiated. Report has il
that the mining ventures iu which the
Does were engaged were not success
full, and she, being disguised on &C.
count Of money difficulties, instituted
the suit. This is only one of many
rumors circulated. One serious story
is that the lady became infatuated
with Senator Tabor, and that this, il
fact, was the real cause of domestic
disturbance.
Senator Tabor has made himsel
famous, although his term as Senato
only began on the LIST of February aut
ends on the 4th Of March. His nader
speech is reported to have been tn,
statement that on the question unde
discussion he was paired with tn,
gentleman from Hampton W. South
Carolina. But he has won his great
est glory from his princely nigh
shirts. They are said to be wort
$3.50 each.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-06
NOR- Resident NOtlee.

No. 46l0-In the Chancery Court of Shelby
county, Tenn. The State of 'rennsssee, for
its own use, etc VS.. W. II. jackson ct al.
I appea ing from petition which is sworn
i 70 in this cause, that the defendants, w
II Jackson, Katie McKie, = MeKie, are
non-reldents Of the State of Tennessee, that
the residence of Ann Staid, john Staid, Mi
chael Staid and Chas StaiG are unknown and
cannot be ascertained after diligent inquiry.
1t is therefore ordered that they
make their appearance herein, at the
courthouse of Shelby county, In Mem
phis, Tenn, on or before the first Monday in
April, 1888, and plead, answer or demur
to petition Of the Taxing District Of Shelby
county, or the same will be taken for con-
fessed as TO them and set for hearing ex
parte; and that copy Of this order be pub
lished once week for four successive weeks
in the Public Ledger.
This the 2Sth day Of February, 1883.
A copy-Attest:
r J BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By j N Bradley, D. @. & VI.
c W Heiskell, sol for complainant.