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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-01

ONE or two papers in Ohio persist in boom
ing Senator Sherman for the Republican
Gubernatorisl nomination, notwithstanding
his positive refusal to be considered can.
didate. Their object is not only TO carry
Ohio, but to bring Mr.. Sherman prominently
10 the trout az : Pre- sidential candidate for
1884. These papers seem to Imagine that
the political conditions are the same now as
they we're eight years ago. The success of
Gov. Hayes then doubtless aided greatly in
securing him a nomination TO the Presidency
in 1876. But times have changed since then,
and the fact that any man is elected Cover
nor this year is not going to help him on to-
ward the White House much. The process
by which Governors were turned into Presi.
dents mas become too old-fsshioned for use
in 1884
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-02
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-Commander Louis
CLARK has ordered Inspector OF Ordnance az the
Navy Yard, League Island, Penn; Commander l. r.
Woodward has been detached from duty that yard and
placed on waiting orders; Lieutenant John c. Wilson
ordered TO the receiving ship St Lons League Island
Navy Yard; Lieutenant John A. Rogers to duty at the
Midyale Iron Works, Nicetown, Philadelphia Lieuten
ants W. L. Field and Edward b. Barry detached from the
Richmond when Rear-Admira Ctz is relieved and or
dered to return home.
Rear-Admiral Pierce Crosby, commanding the South
Atlantic Station in a report TO the Navy Department
dated Montevideo December 81 Transmits letter from
Captain A. W. Weaver, commanding the Brooklyn, re-
porting the OF that vessel 10 her trip to Santa
Cruz River Patagonia with the transit Of Venus party
under Lieutenant Very In the absence OF the Brooklyn
Admiral Crosby transferred his flag board the Ga
lena. lie was daily expecting the return OF the BROOK
lyn 10 MOntevideo.
The Secretary of the Navy has approved the findings
and OF the Naval Court Martial in the ~
landsman William II Foster who tired on board the
Galena at Alexandria Egypt for causing the death of
landsman John Parker. Foster found guilty OF man
slaughter and sentenced three imprisonment OF
hard labor and dshOnorabe discharge from the Navy
with the loss Of pay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-02
THE COREY EXTORTTON TRIAL.

FREEHOLD, n. j. Feb. LIN the Corey trial
to-day Della McGorey chambermaid employed IN the
Bellevue Hotel last summer testified that sne TOOK
charge of the rooms Of two OF the patients She declared
that their In the way as the other
rooms we're attended to- 1.-THE maid told me-" SAID inc
Witness that Mrs. Field told her that Dr. Henry told
her Mrs Field that the maid must not take charge OF
Peters ROOM because she might give the BABY the us
easev Despite the objection OF General Gilchrst THIS
curious evidence admitted.
James c. Bayis, president OF the New-Jersey state
Sanitary Board testified that he could offer DO sugges
tons to the plumbing In the hotel He saw some de-
fects in the drainage go ,
Henry H. Mathews, who supplied Corey With charcoal
testified that he had heard DR.. Henry tell Corey tha nc
could remove the patients in the manner suggested WIN
out any danger to them
Francis Bennett said that he cleaned out the cesspoo
and did detect any unpleasant OdOrs from them
Mary Corey wife OF the defendant, TESTIFIED tha mrs
Levi told her that not feeling wei wheh she ar
rived the hotel she mad been entertaining great
deal of company during the winter and was trcd out
Dr Henry told her that IL would not hurt inc patients 70
them. He thought that Mr.. Meyer was only seek
ing nOtOrety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-02
CONDEMNED NAVAL VESSELS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The Speaker laid be-
fore the House to-day communication from the Score
tary Of the Navy reporting the list Of vessels stricken
from the navy register under the provision Of the Nava
Appropriation act OF August 8, 1882.
The following 10 the list In each instance where the
recommendation to the manner OF dsposng OF the
ship not given, the recommendation is that II be sold
ut public auction At Portsmouth, N H.-Congrcss
Guards Kansas, Massachusetts, TO be broken on the
stocks Sabine. At 10 be broken on
the stocks Iowa. Niagara Oregon 10 be broken up ONO
Pennsylvania to he broken up Virginia 20 be broken
At New London-Bue Light, tug Florida Al Sackette
IIarbor-New Orleans. At New-York Colossus to IL
broken the stocks; Java. TO be broken up Susque
eorre tug Antietarn be retained for barracks and
equipment purposes Dictator. At Washn gton-FIoc
Relief. At ROy0l-Pawnee.
AT PensacOla--Rose tug, to be broken up. At Mare
Island, California-Benoia ole Monadnock, Narragan
sett Nyack, SacO and TuscarOra At Norfok-WOrces
ter Canandsigua, to be broken mp; Jean Sands TO bf
kept anchor hoy; Shawnut. Savannah Az Annapo
Ns-Santee, PhO1, TO be kept as ferrybOat; wyoming
At Chester, PenD.-RoanOke.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-02

and Printing called upon the Secretary OF the treasury
to-day and urged the promotion Of Captain M Burril
s" % n q, IRISH deceased
The Controller of the Currency has authorized the De-
troit National Bank of Detroit Mlch to begin business
with capital OF S1,oooOoo He has also extended the
corporate existence Of the First National Bank Oh Bur
lingtop, Iowa, to February L, lso3'
The Commissioner of the District OF Columbia have
been informed that the President has approved the bill
aboshng the detective force OF the Metropolitan police
of this city, and have informed all the detectives that
their services will henceforth be dispensed with.
In the Court Of Claims to-day the Of the Illinois
Central Railroad Company and the st. Louis, Iron
Mountain and Southern Railroad Company which are
claims against the United States under contracts for
carrying the mails, were argued.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue telegraphef
the following instructions to Collectors of Internal Rev
enue to-day: "Where taxes due and unpaid upon
spirits in warehouses February g. the proceeding to
collect will be by assessment and you Will report such
cases on your next list"
The faculty of the Johns Hopkins University have pc
ttoned Congress to act providing that the Su-
perntenden Of the Naval Observatory shall be prac-
tical astronomer and that when a new observatory
shall be built the building shall under the supervision
or commission of competent men who know the needs
OF such an institution.
The following circular sent out to-day to each Re
publican member Of the House: "a quorum OF Repub-
can members is demanded for Monday the 9th inst III
has been fully demonstrated that If the important bus
lleans must be in their seats from IL a. IN. unul
adjournment"
The House Committee Military Affairs agreed this
morning to report bill authorizing the President when
military reservation shall be reported to him as
abandoned and not needed by the War Department TO
have the reservation surveyed, plotted appraised and
turned over to the Secretary of the Interior for sale as
other pubic lands. The committee considered the
Grant Retirement bill. but took no action upon It,
Judge Jere Black finished his argument in opposition
10 the Anti-Bigamy bill before the House Judiciary
Committee this morning. He charged that the Anti
Mormon laws are utilized for the benefit OF clique Of
politicians Gentiles who hold the offices and want to
control Of acquiring wealth IN the Territory. He
took the ground that there can be no constitutional tia
by jury IN Utah so long MornOns Of whom there are
twenty TO one Gentle, are excluded from iurles.
To-day by special appointment, Charles Wyndham
and the members OF his dramatic company
ceived by the President at the White House. They re-
manned there about half hour. The same compliment
extended TO them by General Sherman. Mr. Wynd-
lam Is TO be entertained at dinner on Saturday by
humber OF Senators and members Of the House OF Rep
Iesentatives
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-02
A CALL FOR BONDS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The Secretary of the
Treasury this afternoon issued the 120th cali for the
dempon OF bonds OF the per cent funded loan OF ISL
continued at Sig per cent from August II, 1881 The
call is 81 600 600 and notice is given that the prin
ripa and accrued interest will be paid at the Treasury
NAV l. and that the interest said bonds will
that day The bonds called registered bonds OF the
acts of July IL 1870 and January 90 1871 continued
during the pleasure of the Government under the terms
of circular No So dated May H. 1881 to bear interest
at the rate OF gig per centum per annum,
from August IL 1881, as follows: S50-No 401 to No
b AIS both inclusive; S10O-No. 31O1 to No $3.50,
both inclusive and No 1882 to No 1883. both
inclusive; $5OO-No B 1901 to No $50 both nclu.
sive aud No. b 1865 to No 1913 bOtR inclusive (;
SIOOO-No b 75Ol to No 9,4O0, both inclusive. aud
No 2Osl4 to No B20 $40 both inclusive; S5.OO0NO.
b OOl to No. $500. both inclusive. and No. SSH
TO No b 1915, both inclusive; SlO,000-No. b 500l to
No 5000 both inclusive, and No, B ls.4S6 to No. b
1890 both inclusive; $20000-No. l,50l to No. l.,
537 both inclusive and No 2,249 to No 2,250 both
inclusive; $500O0-NO 3,05l To No. b 5000, both
inclusive No. 6047 10 No. 6O56 both Inclusive.
The bonds before described are those last dated and
numbered as required by section or the act OF July
Ia 1870 and those embraced in the highest numbers in
the several denominations given the bonds which
have been issued transfers since tne 119th call
issued Many OF the bonds originally included in the
aboye numbers have been transferred exchanged and
cancelled having outstanding the amount above stated
The three months interest due May, 1883, ON the
abOye-described bonds will not be paid by checks for
warled 70 the holders OF the bonds but will be paid
with the principal the holders at the time OF presen
tatlOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-02

to their fertilization which was admirably smtea Ior u1
which 10 fire."
Francis and Hawley confessed tat tney
with asack" King aud Bill" Adams, now In 9ai.
at Maad City, Idaho. Hawley Il desperate nearna
OF the attack on Central Pacific tram he said una, 30
far az Ross was concerned It would have oeen Only
matter of time for them to have burned him out ii ne
Hawley) had been on the inside In koss plaso h NC
fore, and II he had had two more as good as hms,
the fort I'm the mountains when the posse
there would have been some lively shooting Hswey
said "I'm ia fix now, but guess can stana ~.
and what can't stand can lie down TO- no SAN MS
parents were respectable and he would not nave theu
know OF his disgrace for all tho wealth OF salt LaKe'
Nay, the robber who was dangerously wOunueui Ta W.,
taken to the hospital yesterday where the whoe OF MS
shattered shoulder blade was taken on HIS wlie ana
four children up from Deseret to see MINI re VIII
not survive many days. The other wounded men VIII
get well. Photographs Of the band have been laRe ~
They are now awaiting requsiton from the Governor OF
Nevada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-02

..-o, =, VI fer, and diScrssicn OF the shlp-bulld-
IN; IN 80 r, II m Every point o. view A.,
',rba cnarqes against the accuracy OF the Work
+, I uo VII ar choracterizes as infamous. The
UtmS,t care has tecu ken TO secure accuracy and
" @bc the only criticism he makes ,ba, upon
"SDnor,utendent SeatOn IL tnat ne
hul h,en almost too punctlhous on TINS
noint in cases where substantial accuracy had been
attained and was all tnat was needed. one ex,
aronin M the great care taken: Every column oil
aSp W was added twice by different clerks and
added again type the footngs being first S cut Of
~ NV npon them. Another example: JACOB
Hodge Statistician of the Agricultural department
sent out 10000 letters to obtain information cor
Nothing like this had been done in any BRUSH cen
sus so far as he knew. 80 :. :. , for adj
Considering the extent of IT, tvs very id dotc Of
vanced General Walker said he did get tne t4 }bo
1879 on the last compendium by woIkne , ,HeS not
evening December 81 but the oT To.e of
tI' crsns viii he issued earlier than that was anu
the other work can follow it rapidly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-02
SARCASM FROM MR.. FDMUNDs.

WASHINGTON, Feb. lit has been learned
to-day that the motive of the Senate Committee For
eign Relations reporting back yesterday the bill to
repeal the carrying into effect the provisions of the
Hawaiian Treaty, with request that be referred to
the Committee Finance, merely to conform to the
action of the Senate in referring TO the latter committee
the Joint resolution introduced few days ago by Mr..
Morrill, 10 abroeate the treaty In asking the For
egn Relations Committee be discharged from the further
consideration of the BILL Mr.. Edmunds remarked quietly
that the Senate had decided that 1.-THE Finance Commit
tee was enabled TO consider our foreign relations
with that part OF the world not with al the rest Inc
tion with the action OF the Senate which prompted II
passed at the time unnoticed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-02
WASHINGTON NOTES.


The total number OF coins executed NJ the mints in
January e,72l 900, valued at S5,222,OoO
The President to-day approved the joint resolution
making appropriations for continuing the work OF the
tenth census
bill reported TO the Senate this morning by MI Hill
sstsoishes 3S5 new post routes, principally In the
Agent McGilhcuddy win return to the Pine Ridge
Agency and resume his duties He holds over until his
successor 10 appointed and qualified.
The exchange OF three aud half per cent bonds into
tnsee per cents was resumed Mt the Treasury Depart
ent today The total exchanges to date amount to
Inc House Committee on the District OF Columbia
agreed 70 report favoraby the bill TO incorporate
Of Columbia. -
henry A. Bowen was indicted this morning " for cor
1npuy endeavorng to influence juror" William Dick
son Inc Interview between Dickson and Bowen at
eictment. ' VA" '~''' VI WV "
Ahe chiefs OF Divisions Of the Bureau Of Engraving
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-02
CONGRESSIONAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.

WASHINGTON, Feb. LIN the Senate to-day
petition from citizens OF Dakota presented pro-
testing against the division Of the Territory and asking
for its admission state with its present boundaries
Mr. German at the request OF Mr. Mcpherson, who was
absent introduced joint resolution providing for an
amendment the Constitution empowering the Presl
dent to veto one items IN Appropriation BILL
the veto 10 stand against such item items and
affect the other portions of the bill MIR. Morrill, intro
duced a resolution suspending much Of the act OF
February 90 1873 authorizes and directs the secre
fary OF the Treasury to purchase silver bullion at the
marker price not less than So 100000 worth
than $4,000 900 worth per month and cause the same
10 be coined into dollars fast purchased The
resoIution was referred to the Committee Finance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-02
THE STAR ROUTE TRIAL.

WASHINGTON, Feb. LIN the Star Route
Trial the Daes Baker City route still under con-
sideration. Emil Schultz testified that Moore bought
stock OF him and requested him 10 circulate petitions
His instructions TO get up two original petl-
lions they would doctor them up TO get many
more they wanted.
Edwin Esn postmaster at Canon City, said that
fraudulent signatures affixed to the petitions.
Among those he pointed out fraudulent his own
and those OF other persons OF bis acquaintance On
signatures 70 the petitions but persisted In his state
ments relative TO the fraudulent character OF other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-02
OPPOSED TO ADULTERATED TEA

lBY TELEGRAPH TO til. IH'DO.'I ,r-,nr
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-Representa'No iia' III,
berch of New-Jersey, the author OF 'ie ~" ona
10 prohibit the importation OF hoToro
Mr. lanes R. Davies. of New-York, appeared ceiol0
W. s,,' So Committee on Commerce to-day In De-
.n1f 81 The same bill which has been offered IN the
S"nate hv Mr.. Milln, of New-York MI Dawes
wboi ia an expert in the tea trade, repeated SUD,
stantially the same address made to the Ways and
Mems Committee the other day, showing the
necessity of setting up barrier against the nood OF
adnlterated teas that was being turned 10 inns
country by the fact that England and France 4 mao
shut it out Seven of the nine meIlo oto VI
token but there Is no doubt that the bill will
favoraby reported Mr. Randall read ways and
report on the Hardenbergh Dill 10 ,Ie 40 ros an
prOVed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-02
A NEW SALT FIELD.

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, Feb. 1.--Thcre is much
excitement in Warsaw and lie Roy the salt produc
ing field OF that region. Hundreds Of barrels are daily
being manufactured from two wells at Warsaw. Agents
OF Syracuse and Canadian syndcates are on the
ground 10 make large purchases OF land and to SINK
wells Over 900 barrels Of salt have already Dern
shipped FROM Warsaw to Buffalo and hundreds 0i DMreis
TO other points east VI here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-02
ASSAY COMMISSIONERS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The President has
designated followi gentlemen commissioners to
ect and examine the weight and hneness Of the coins
deserved at the several mints in 1882: L. g. Payson.
NJ. c.; Judge william A Richardson. Professor o. ID.
Allen Yale Scientific school; Professor j. K. HIgard,
superintendent OF the Coast Survey Professor William
p Blake New York Cityi Professor =. DE p Ricketts,,
Columbia College; DIR. w. L. LAWYER, Assayer Mint
Bureau; Thomas Donaldson philadelphia; Professor
T. T. Fristoe Columbian University; DIR: y. Taylor,
New Orleans; }. g. Kelly, Denver and y. q. SALON,
PHILADELPHIA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-02
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Nrlu- NnmE CITY


i'' Voyhis to -H osna Appc ' 40 V $1,000
Dany to J e figiln ..'...........' -. 1000
heb to Adophnc II racgelow ......:.......... 1leoo
ender to INA Guecenheimer $4,000
Barton to Frank Sei .',......... 20 600
scitE and wife to II Barlon $4,000
br6so -. $1,000
Cwill ,nd wifeio 4 own ct al -. 1925
The \ PIE Hating 1880
and wife Lucy Cornell anothcr -. 1900
grant TndustlIa saw BanE TO J hartman. -. $500
Blsin 10 4 Cfocket -. ..'.. 1880
Golden .-...-.......,.~.. 1000
and wife to Hattie 5 CToncr -. =. 1900
Han IN. ,......... $4,000
10 MeQuade 1900
Hartman aud another to b. Y 0.sood -. % 900
~ 10 il 7 Siagrah. ,.'. 5000
christiest SO 10, Elizabeth 4 Barker ct al to 10.
sam" inc Caroii 1860
Other e1ccutor. 10 ! v Lord '@...'.....'.'. 5000
othaye. ; c cor Of Icu,.st +. 6IiOoI5sIi0oJ Tw
10 fetef Golden. .................. 1900
smith aud wife % imiy Wlit1ei 49,. 1900
to teller and siie 1880
George Kent to George .hrrt -. ....'..e.' 10000
lii, 49,, 1880
to N Emanuel. 1000
to b Il COZ ..".-.-..'".~' 1000
5s is 1865 IT OF sh ave 2oIloo5 c Daiy
ana vile 10 Simon sInheHer. 1900
g, nhsimer ct \ singer .........-.....' $4,000
27th.st. -, 100 Of itha,e o2.Ores.oi l. car. -.
hart IN l.
Roose, eItst, no %; II NJ Johnson snd wife to l.
sire. ........,.:, .....;;:..,;..... $4,000
" Coinwell to Catherine " Beckwth 49,. 5000
Aud TO Vim stollenDeIg .;;:.,a...; 10000
buckley TO n berger ,..--;.....; ll.Coo
Lewis 80. ..,........ 5000
Saw sank TO $500
Maiden to Ellen Kembio 1000
70 Andrew HIM, 10000
GfossnayeT ana husband smith -. $4,000
10 II MacEIin aud another ........... 1890
TO lager .,....,..... 1880
goun 70 sal an Wood $500
Cary husband 70 H. Wales ..;:;;:..;:;.s $4,000
PMcDonough ana vile 10 Aaron Ailmayer....., 1000
Hcyinsn and wife Eliza bernard ........... $500
son and another to Fisher ..,... -, $500
EldIidge.st, s, 80 II Of KiyinR1On-st, 23IS70
schneider and wife Eiscl 1880
wsiI:.t. No %. Tns United state. MORTGAGE
Trustees Of Royal Insurance Company 100000
wife TO tsuthnayd -, $1,000
looih st. s. 27onno OF Mottave, ls.G1lOO Maya
Turner tOJ IL Cornell 5000
na ana vie 70 W klumpt !, $4,000
ct al 70 Catherine springer 45,7oO
pei ana hush to 1hercse SLENDER. $4,000
Washington st, nos Oal and to3 also l44 aud 140
to jacob Marks -. 10000
JuneIpsce W s. 2l3:s Il Of Edgeeomb Road p II.
Kugglos referee 10 Nicholas foweIs .......... 40
Grand 81. No lOi aud No $. and 81 Mercerst p
Clinton.st No 10; q MacLean referee TO Issac
1850
tors 70 Charlotte Barnett 1880
smith, referee TO NJ olcott 1000
ford to Il Appleby 1890
tina smith to Joseph Gordon, 1890
2d a s s sndi SS 10 E1 ~ ia fyS weed
Thornton and husband to Dennan' 22.5oo
thOny smyth ind wife 70 II GIos.mayer $4,000
l. M Seaman and another. executors. 10 A SEA-
I'd ave. cor esdsi. 2j5iiooj; second Avenue RR
Co Felix Conner Graham: 10000
sohminkc and wife 70 { sohminke ..,..,,.,.. 1880
wife Charles edgwck ............ 100000
10000
NoaEes 1880
aud wife j Metz and another $4,000
S7th St 500 II " Of ave- 25I9s.9; NJ Williams oo
shaw 70 W Ryersen. $4,000
Peter TdttIner. 1890
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-02
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Thursday. Feb. l. 1889.
Z ne following sales were held at the Ex-
change SalCsTOOm to-day:
BV w. J. HdmmertiH
3.story brick dwelling with lot No Q East l2thst,
son N9tt,v VI 'o' 81 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-02
Real estate il)anieo.

A SMALL family of adults would like to
IN hire house staten Island between Brighton
Vandebilrs Landing ten minutes from either ferry
occupancy MAY i. ECONOMY, Tribune once.
WANTED TO BUY-DakOta and Northern
w Minnesota lands Address W. q. HILL. Washington.
D. O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-02

A i interest IN the 3-story brick dwelling with lot,
NOU West lGth.st u r. -JSA n " OF 0th-dYc. lot
33iI92. W Z Prentice e. -..... ,
3 story dwellings with lois East S2d-st. l52 o
II " Of 2d-aye. lots together IN size, 3OlOXl'O {
Wills