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sTAR-ROuTE CASES.
IEERDELL FINALLY DIsCHAR6ED-THE SUIT
AGAINST KELLOGG AND BRADY.

IEERDELL FINALLY DISCHARGED THE SUITS
AGAINST KELLOGG AND BRADY.
WASHINGTON, June 1S.-In the Criminal
Court this morning Reerdell appeared, ac-
companied by Merrick and Ker. Judge
Wy lie asked Il erdel if he desired 10 with.
draw his plea OF guilty of conspiracy in the
Stsr-route case. Reerdell answered in the
affirmative. "Undsr the circumstances"
said Judge WylIe, "the Court has no hesits-
ton in allowing that 10 be done. One man
cannot be guilty Uf conspiracy. The jury
has acquitted the others, aud that is enough"
Merrick said the government desired to en-
ter noLie prosequi for him. The Court d.
Tecisd the clerk to enter a noLts proseqti, and
Rserdeil left. Alter the organization of jn-
RES for the June term, Ker called up the
case against VIM. Pitt Kellogg, charged with
receiving money ID connection with a mail
con ract while IN the United States Senate.
Ker said he UNDERWOOD Kellogg was under
biil. A messenger was dispatched for KEEL.
logg, and Ker then called up the two cases
ags lnst Thomas ]. Brady, charging him with
receiving money, while Second Assistant
Postmaster General, 10 consideration of in
crossing certain mail service. Ker said
bali had not been furnished In these
cases, and asked for process 10 bring
Grady into court. Judge Wylie replied that
Ker would have process, and the Court would
make it returnable tomorrow. Wilson said
that Kellogg would waive the reading of the
indictment in his case, aud proposed to file
certain pleas 10 alb itement. Judge Wylie
replied that Kellogg must hear the reading
OF Inc Indictment III person. Kellogg soon
appeared aud did this. Wilson then pre-
fenled his pleas. One of them attacks the
construction of The grand jury that found
the indictment, another raises the point that
the orders of the Court were disregsrded by
failure TO return an Indictment correspond
ing with the presentment, and the Others
complain of Ker's presence in the grand
jury -room and his participation in the DELHI.
eraliOns OF the grand jury. Judge Wylie
fixed Saturday next for the hearing OF argu'
ment on the pleas.
Williams, for Gen. Brady, asked that this
warrant ordered 10 issue 10 that Gaze be with
drawn. Gen. Brady was already under $50,
900 bail IN an untried and original Star
route indictment. The Court esid that bal
was necessary in this Gaze, but consented Il
withhold the warrant upon Willisms's prom
Use to cause Gen. Brsdy's attendance in ccur
| tomorrow.
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LONDON, June 19.-The Prince of Wales
has nominated p Lorillard's twelve .yesr-oId
brown horse Iroquois for the race for the
Stookbridge Cup, TO be run at Stockbridge
%, tbs 81 a instant
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SPORTING NEWS.
First Day of the Chester Park Running
MeetiBg-Raclng at st. Louis and
Brighton Beach.
IroquOis Nominated by the Prince Of
Wales for the stoekbridge Cup-The
Chess Tournament.
Iroquois Nominated for the ssocksridge

BRIGHTON BEACH, June 18.-The winners
to-day were Pope Leo, Cromwell, Monk,
Hickory Jim and Coinsge.
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"MY hands were covered with little dry
scabs. They have disappeared and I'm BET
ter than have been for twenty wears, from
using DR.. Benson's Skin Cure"
A. n. NOBLE.
Selma, n. c., July 3. Is
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AOON-sundAy, June IT, 1881 at O'Clock Pm -,
MoLLIE Moon, aged thirty three years. wife of W .
Z. Moon, and sister of JACOB LaCroix. Nashville
papers please eopy.l
ELLI0TT-WMLIAM JACOB, only child of Robert
and Annette Elliott. aged eight months and
twenty-four days.
Funeral FRI m residence of John T. Elliott No. Sc
Monroe street, this (TUESDAYl morning at 10
O'Clock.
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Disastrous Fire "a, Huntington, Tenn

NASHVILLE, June 1S--Huntiugdon was
visited by the most DISASTROUS fire to-day ever
known in the town, ten business houses and
three residences being destroyed. The FIRE
was discovered at $3.50 O'Clock this morning,
and is supposed TO be the work OF an iucen-
diary. The total loss is between $50 COO and
$40, 900; insurance light.
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ESTABLISHED 1910.


For Tennessee and The OHIO VALLEY, slightly
cooler, generally fair Weather, preceded by light
showers in Tennessee, sOtlthSest TO northwest
4pis1ds hioher b1rou,feT
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CELLULoID EYEGLASSES are not affected by
atmospheric changes. They are equally
adapted TO warm and cold climates. For sale
by all leading jewellers and opticians.
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May be entirely prevented by the use oil
Burnetps Cocoaine.
The superiority Of Burneit's Flavoring
Extracts consists in Their perfect purity and
strength
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Tested by Time.

For throat diseases, colds and coue hs,
Browns Bronchial Troches have proved tn cir
efficacy by test of many years. Price %
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DEB.

WADLEY, GA.-Dr. B Z. Doyle says: 81
consider Browns Iron Bitters superior as a
tonic to auy preparation now in use."
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The Chesapeake, Ohio and Southwestern
road, beyond all question or doubt, is the
shortest, quickest and beat line to the entire
Northwestern territory, and still remains the
preferred route to ST. Louis and Chicsgo.
Two daily close and sure connections.
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Now is YOUr Chance !-DOWn
Comes the Awnings.
Quickest Route to st. Louis and Chicago,

Window awning, IS; store awnings, Soc a
foot. All w,rk first class ami warranted.
Ali the latest goods on hand.
II. BUTTENRERG. 81 Second street
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THE CLEARINGHOUsEs.
The Exhibit Last Week Again Very
Favorable.

BosToN, June 18.-1he following table,
complied from special dispatches 10 the Post,
gives the clearings at twenty five cities for
the week ending June 16 h:
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stea mn Dyeipg and Cleaning.


Ladies and gents. wearing apparel cleaned
or dyed any color. Ostrich plumes, ETC.,
lace curtains cleaned BY L. Riegel, So Jefer-
son street.
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slept Too Long On Their Rights.

A FULL feeling after meals, dyspepsia,
heartburn and general ill-health relieved
by Browns Iron Bltters.
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ASSIGNM EMF.
A South Memphis Grocery Goes Up fol-
S246e 06-List of Liabilities.

The firm of D. G. Shelby & Co, doing
grocery business at the southeast corner of
Vance and fernando streets, mad an assign.
ment yesterday in favor OF creditor, naming
w. Spot Smith assignee. The following are
the assets and liabilities,
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Trustees Sale.

ON THURSDAY, 2srH DAY OF JUNE, 1888,
" will sell, for cash, TO the highest bidder, one
Sawmiu, including one 40lhorse- power stationary
engine one boiler, carriage and fixtures, same be-
ing near Cypress creek, on BeSeiry's land, shelby
county. Sale 10 take place at mill sell as trus-
tee, under Deed Chattel Book %, page 49,
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FIoyd,s restaurant.
HOUSEKEEPERS, ATTENTION.
Selling Out at Cost.

Coolest place in the city, nicely ventilated,
Terything in tip top style.
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CHATHAM, ONT, June 18.-This afternoon
a terrific hun icane with rain passed over
I'll = section
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Special to the Appe


fnHIOn.
Special to the Appeal
FORREST CITY, ARK, June 1s.-The Hon.
Poindexter Dunn has been telegraphed to go
10 Washington, on account of the sickness OF
his child.
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at u O'Clock m, at No. 20 Second street, in the
city of Memphis, Tenn, and sell 70 the highest
and best bidder, for eaEh. the fo0osing described
personal property, to-wit One sorrei mare, one
half top carriage and harness, one roed-wsgon
and harness, one open buggy and harness, one
safe one desk, one set chairs, two buggy-poles
and one lot OF saddles brides, surcfngles.
blankets etc. e d. JORDAN, Trustee.
JR Mcdonald, Auctiopeer.
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Administrative Notice.
NOTICE In hereby given that have been duly
IN appointed adm niztrstrix Of the estate OF
Gus Colen an, deceased, by the Probate Court OF
shelby couaty, Tenn. All persons indebted 70
said estate are desired 20 co ne forward immeoi-
stely and make payment; aud those having claims
against It are hereby notified TO present them.
dolly prooated. 70 me. or TO MY attorney, within
the time required By law. .ss
MRS. MATILDA COLEMAN, AdministrAtrtx-
q. @. Wsrinner, Attorney. tue
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INDEBTEDNESS.

The schedule OF assets is az follows: One
safe, one horse. one spring wagon and har-
ness, accounts about $500 or 5000, and lot
of general merchandise
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Old Point Comfort, Va
HYGEIA HOTEL!

OPEN ALL THE YEAH,
And Accom- M I'D afes 1000 6uests- Excel
lent Boating and Fishing, and the Bathing the
finest on the Atlantic Coast Terms less Tor the sc
Communications given than anyresort In the country.
ONT
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LlTTLE HAVANA G0APAhY,
OF SUPPLEMENT TO
KOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
GRAND SPECIAL DRAWlNG!
OAD1ta1 1r1Ee,8 $4,000
WhOlcs, S2..-..... ......... Halves, 81
GLASS lI81.
Takes Place Saturday, June %, 1888.
New scheme, "a, 900 Tickets. 1904 Prizes
o.. b. Currency, 627 40.
Trustees Sale.

TNDER trust deed made 70 me a. trustee on
J the I'D da. of January. 1888, by Felix Jones
recorded in Chattel Book No. 2, page 487, Of the
Registers ONCE of this county, TO secure certain
NOTES therein mentioned, which have become due
and not paid as stipulated I viii as said trussee
At the request of q. Fitzgerald & Co., the bene
fclaries, offer for sale at public outcry, on
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OFFICE VANDERBILT INSURANCE. CO.,
MEMPHIS TENN, June 6, 1883.
A meeting of the Board of Directors of the
n Vanderbilt Insurance Company, held this
day second call of ten 10) per cent. on the cap
iial stock was ordered, payable on or BY July l,
1888 W. n. BROWN, President.
JOIN z. WMKERsoN, Secretary.
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1.-THE proud and scholarly state Of Massa-
chusetts, which puts SO much Latin npon
every official state document, stamped upon
It BY It's great seal, would put q bottle OF
Hunts Remedy on its seal instead, 1t would
be briefer, and answer every purpose.
Latin blows, and an Indian shooting Latin
arrows. But Hunts Remedy does more
than this 1t strikes blows in Latin, Eng
I.sA. LlelSA a.4u oel1uali, a.lu lu ever
Language, against the most insidious aud
deadly enemies Of the human frame, and
shoots destructive arrows into disease. IL
specially wages war against kidney dis-
eases, SO common Ia our aiiicteu numhnuy'
and cures ailme, = Of the kidneys, bladder,
liver and urinar, organs, and brings health
again to the despairing. II Massachusetts
don't wish 10 change It's seal, Hunts Rem
edy would be a significant design for the
seal of some new state.
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Z Tho president Of the cotton belgrcpts has
is ucd the following circular s
Sr. LOUIS, Mo- December n. 1882 3 Geo.
W. RestinH has 5eeu appointed Eeneray
manager OF this company. c1ice ~ ST.
Louis. 10 take enaet Jantsrry lsss. ~ I
J. ~. PARAMoRr, tresideht
Dallaa Is esDecialiy interested " TINS les.
ar 4 every dsy tie enquiry e made. WHEN
line2 which means rom tbs city to NOM
Pleasant. Il was fie prorosiion 81 We
70 nave the rtsd complete'l
tc this poia. hy TIE ~ ~ JAM
marv 1888. bit he Work ~
Arkansas was rel, rted hy tie iioops %
last fail set g IS learned Yofo 2 lilt,nis
will berin about TIE iniddl OF Fcbrtafy,
bns not before. IN DETERMINATIONS q Tie
liae are complete viii lAee1cepfiop d iorsy
miles adaitaDalp close The gap
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4 10 sphcuIntLon

The Tribune SAYS that q ieptengp the.
navy, Wide on the south Atlantic station
recently had oormisglon jroni The mark
facturefs 81 d new rifeto Try and sell x ioS
Of them to Dom Pedro. Tne lieutenant IN
tiniated through The proper channels thxt he
should feel nonorgd Nthe emperor would
examine the GIN, His majesty readily
granted ap audience anu the ycn1ig oftacef
went to the palace with very line sreetss
men rife which hsd been presented 70 h iqs
by the COMPANY TIE. gun Awas nxni y
and explained ard then handeatfl tie ~ =. u
peror for exarnination Dom Psd - 90 TX
said Ia Porlugesc THAT no was 4ytrs 81
obli1ed q and motioned the ehanlhevms /
or some other f,lnctionagy, to- show the
gentlemFn opt. There was NO 3nslpit ",
and tho lieutenant backed 10 the doorway
AMI withdrew Without his ride.
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The western Union Again.
ANOTHER SUIT,


NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-The United States
district court has issued an order returna-
BILE week hence, when argument will be
heard, why provisional INDUCTION should
not issue restraining the lease of the Gold
and Stock telegraph company to the West
ern Union telegraph company, executed q
year ago. The stakeholder who brings the
action is Frederick Bills, of Connecticut.
He recites in the bill Of complaint that the
consideration for such lease is an unde rtak-
ing on the part Of the Western Union tele-
graph company to pay the Gold and
stock telegraph company 6 per cent
Der annum upon 81, 1914 400 of its stock and
per cent. on $437 200 OF the bonds of the
Gold and Stock telegraph company, their
outstanding yearly rental being $324, 0co.
DR.. Norvin Green, president of the Western
Union telegraph company, being inter-
viewed on the subject, said that in all leases
and consultations of telegraphs in which
he had been concerned for the last
twenty-five years, he had never known one
That was more unanimously approved
Eand with fewer dissenting shareholders
than that Of the Gold and Stock company.
THE lease whs prop51X by large sharehold-
ers outside 4he Western Union company,
discussed and negotiated during four
months, finally concluded and went into eff.
| feet Just one yearago, being fully ratified and
approved by more than three-ffths OF the
! directors and more than three,fifths of the
stock holders outside of the holdings OF the
Western Union company. He considered
the lease a Just and fair one to the stock
holders OF both parties, and one Of those
mbinations Of interest by which all par
! ties Interested are benefited through
reduction of expenditures in the man
agcmeht He considers it copper-fastened
aud bey ond attack, being even stronger IN
| its Publications than the Lake contracts,
the legality of which has been recently es-
tabIished, in the courts. Only two or three
share holders have expressed the least dis
satisfaction, and even the one who is plain
tiff in the suit has, at three different times,
received payment of his quarters rental
under the lease without protest.
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Chicago Chips.
wIRELINGs FROM THE LAX

wIRELINGS FROM THE LAKE CITY.
CHICAGO, Jan. ga Denver special says
that by mutual agreement Mrs. Augusta
r. Tabor obtained divorce from her hus-
band. Governor Tabor, yesterday, alimony
being fixed at $3.50, 900. She asked for ST.
600 GOO, but seemed to be satisfied with the
compromise. She withdrew all offensive
charges and the previous suits lapsed.
PROHIBITION MOVEMENT.
A Milwaukee special says that prepare
tions are being made for big fight In the
legislature over the prohibition amend
ment. 1t is reported that the liquor dealers
have powerful lobby established.
WALKING THE PLANK.
The appellate court to-day af-
firmed the sentence of Judge Cary,
filming 200 keepers of gambling heils, or
houses in which gambling was carried on,
$1Co each. As this comes nearer 70 enforc-
ing the law With some severity than any
previous legal action has done, it causes
much satisfaction among the better classes
of citizens, IVA
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Assignment OF cases In the district court
for the week beginning January sih, 1888;
DOL Waterman. starr 4 90; rs ID. p, B. Warren
s56s--Francis Fox vs. silas Reed
a65i-J, g. Daugherty ". Petrie Moon.
s72i-Jsmes II. ehorrard Va james \. Barley,
z7p2-Moiiie J. Spencer ct al. vs.. R, K Bumpss.
seiS-W q. Putty. hy next friend, VI. ", l..
Williams. 81 al lnonday)
ss2e-Tennison Va. Tennison.
sS.s-cbsrIes seaiey w. john Edmundson.
asof-Nary N0tley Va samuel Armstrong.
1o11-V n Pollard ". n. q. NcAdamA
s9i1-Nary and c ayton Miller Va. n 7. g
ssDs-nlnerss Mccullough Va Jasen D. Necui-
sca-S pss orneIb a Co. vs.. >. D. Lynch Crhurs-
mas nseei.nd A Harrison Va. Afford A Veal
s1se-F II CrnIerral W. I'd. johnson e al
sils-Wm. Lesan e a W Geo v. Clover e a.
n-,-,Is l.s k,aernHArc ny Co. ogonds5l
siis-John Naples " Texas Trunk r. \. %.
:zIs-R Il Mo- noas 2 " 1s sg q f gsh M ca
il5l--Frauk Ferguson a son w. schns'asF q
sai-o' 4. Floyd ., al "a Elizabeth ,. rlo1d ct
.,-.-~ 1 T'5o- non "a. rsrss 1runk n. r. %.
s1s-S.s Ker1sfs c b WsiIDo-n :, -
il1l-Adam Bergman. n1minlsnttr. "a Ac--,
HIeunrf q a.
tl3-A p Ds.Ies " Samuel Hnrn.-1-
llis-Hssh Williams w. Houston Itr4 Cen
ssB-f n snTrl " fsz-- 1runt railway CON.
sas-ff'ilp. a B.rns1 = Eeslr a u-ia~en
-. 49,, q = ro's :. led. 4 f-sss s-iirss
4,-s-.,sss'ssr a Ds,is ". srrlnzsss ~. and
! Il-i--schn.I1er a Dsfi< -. London A<-r-<n1'
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| ~ 1. !, ~. ,,e.. IN,
vp"vh'' ~ NJ 'M" V' ih' '"nl'b NiN'
lot Morrison Colwel q Page are burniug'
lrhe mat nllla Of gnpetly and the
fnhinE w'fta Of a &. Ctlris h Co., arc
I indang,r.tiA hi,h wind IA blowinx,
4 n, srgr- fhe r,llinr mills ara n total loss.
| r,,n n,lot milis are now bur1ing fierce.
! ma Ma III nav uuder control Merrisofi,
| f,nlwan l. psgeis ,oiltne mile Ointien n
i5S,ySrs, initi,nc n,llis sni tbe Patrick
s9vugerIv Mat mild afa totally DESTROYED.
~ u. 49, psd e5S.' 6od narra5 for two-
t'i.S, e'''NN '--'Y'D'' SO
D.rha t,rs or,r,nated An the wheel.pit of the
roilins IN Xii; N WorS was az snsnended last
Er;daSS a. rana;rs and was ~ have beer,
,ass,,,;yad ~, no rp,nrn;rr nnr;ng the severe
,SiS - s;.,,,t ~ ,s6ss, :, a. fso1an in fhe
WV M !. hasnS sro tl,ar;,,o N ont
Ky, Snu sno ss,ss ~ snr,e acc;.
.n1 usu%, p,JrveS ~. ,'d az DANES Soon
s'S-aa ~. ,;,s, anJ.rf,,j 80 ,,;5;tv The Are
IN, ~; v.sJ sr .,f srccassf,llv n
,,nssa d'v ~ AZ NJ, nar,rsl ort;nn N
,ta c;tv .nu h;cb irclrSas ~ rraaf knittinr
W. Wy mI.vn s,,nrs rsnd fra never
taeu uiacsV' r, q v.G -aP s..s a. I'm
Was sSen. iesipv - ~ nou ,,,a.Ls NOD h.a,
s,,u va aovA nav sn o.t;, IN h,,t the fnr.
Uonsuneul ahu noshu,s ,vs The a. mo,
ao anu ILL ,,;cI,u thew
ul9ve tue worAen away ~ 1890 III ~.
e.s No une " 'unA ~ nrsh
iu .as nen;e the ius's o, II hav.
kaea'er snaH ~ ; Tsmei" w;Il "U now cooI
ueen, as tno lrOA VIII uoW vVuA
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rle.l,n.. N ina hrsrehantal 5000

Al a number Of the members .. tile Ner-
chants E2ohange convened az the Bpasd Of
Trsde rooms Yesterday morning 60 Discus
lie rroprIelv OF taking steps tornros
mem6ralizing I've legislature 20 arnnd the
law cOncening the collection cf cebta BY
attachment. According 10 the present
la atlschneHta ron are uulnoere1
=. st .lsa ...a.. o.le, 49, ~ 90 aii.. ~ 20,
othe-g They Do not regard dis as a just
iaw. a. &c givCs dishorest parties A. oppor-
tunily Of sptting some other dishonest 10.
dlvidual 10 ruu The fret attachment and
tlerebg covtrAl assets % the loss OF honest
cfndiiors. lhey prefer that tbo law be -
afneuded that tie FOODS pe pr6ratsd 70
creditors. They viii hold ancttr meenng
tt-day or a. some early day in the intiifelto
fd rther c1nlidei The subject.
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Put it1n the stove to Dry.
CONTINUED IN OUR NEXT.

LEXINGTON, KY, jan. 3.-A Winchester
ored laborers of the Kentucky Central rail-
way extension put wet dynamite in the
stove to dry, this morning; 1t exploded,
blowing two to atoms, seriously injuring
the other. The house was completely de-
molished.
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Industrial.
THE rle-IRoN MEN,

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 3.--A call for meet
ing of all makers ofpig.iron for sale in open
market, whose furnaces are located east OF
pittsbure, was issued to-day, 10 be held at
New York Friday next. The call was re-
uuested by eighteen prominent companies
and producers of pig-iron.
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The Fire Record.
AT ST. JOSEPH.

ST.. JOSEPH, Mo-, Jan. 3.-A disastrous
confagration occurred at 10 o'clock this
morning. The fire began in an unused
grain elevator of the Hannibal & st. Joe rail-
road, and spread rapidly, destroying the
old passenger depot Of the Hannibal q st.
Joe railroad and two box-cars, several Hat.
cars loaded with lumber, and number OF
small frame houses. The elevator origi-
nally cost 100000.
Declined y.
ALTHOUGH SHE HAs-Ar Industrious PREcE-
DENT. fHt
BosroS, Jan. 3.-The widow Of Delano A.
Goddard, of the Daily Advertiser, has de-
clined testimonial OF $4,000, contributed
by friends of her husband.
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While Coasting.
A GRANDSON OF GENERAL TONES FATALLY
--L.-N- IuREp.

Troy, N. ". Jan. 3.-Willie Dubose, a
grandson of General Toombs, Of Georia, was
fatally injured, and three other students
seriously hurt, while coasting.
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uhallhbdl fllis NE dl51 IN n ihg ~
Iolin f}l0De-D tmoerl ,iatk slaif nlin asa
Nurnukl aud charan. Lin ll,uDttruDt
lIAIlyh n lnisipepi q lic hpn's
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-01-11
s,,ys, r,olIars Ia 4 sale % qatsor.

Ths 9th sr day the Henderson wazes
be uae purchased 4 bale Of cotton, and wolfe,
putting It on tHs drsy silver dollar drop2
pea out From betwesc the bagging. One Of
the hands quietly pocketed the change
thinkipg IL lost by his cnmpanion. Asitheg
cotton fell npop the wagon another dollar
rolled ont, which the second drayman
secretyy took possession o., supposing II -
be me property of his friend. Whom the
CO. ton was thrown Of at the depot no more
dollars fsll upon the ground, whee the truth
daTned upon the wasoners. and In no pifne
thsy had their knives out and oui The cot
tor bale all to pieces, Wien eiEhf shining
silver dollars rewar,iod them fer their pans,
IL II supuossd the money dropped from
some ones pocket while the cotton was be-
in packed. N Athens Banner
lsThe action Of 81 Jacobs OIL in my, case
was almost miraculous, az atn now y ~
fectly free ron rheumatispl, after BENZ Al.
fictei with Il for thirty-iour years, says
Postmaslet e. Bonsall, Of biysfpoo,'
Pennsylvania.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-01-11

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ssif.erce suler RON eur slolneoh, hsaft
brrn. indigestion, nyspepslni 80 ~ .1eso
all az SAT- enc II Carter ldttie lifer
lIls I'D r1eiftiely after eating. they VI p
slrrfised 81 ihe cniir ~ tfnP.' q ..iose ~
rle',fani feeling whol ~ lialre.- ~ ~.
"a no t'5.-iI-r,s In tl>1 luprr,el cvtrla
- s.4,r, tir rIrnefs rii1D1f resi-. NrIF
c,s .if.la rli. renfeintr cl1.f. Al
fr1lrsi4.s. F'r ale - Wlliau4 70 yer
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