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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-08

Va Va. is in the city, and is the guest Of his
friend, E L. Goida5aum. They were school
boys together.
LITTLE Rock Democrat, 9Th: HMiss Kate
Wright, of Memphis, daughter of Judge
Archibald Wright, arrived in the city yestsr-
day afternoon tror, Hot Springs, where she
has been visiting for souie tire past. She
will remain in our city for several days visit
ing at the residence Of Mrs. Lou Caldwell"
AMONG recent departures are the following
ladies and gentlemen, who left for Bon Aqua
yesterday morning: 7. H Miiburn and wife,
s. P. Read and wife, Z. Dudley Frsyser and
wife. A. W; Newsop and family, Mrs Joseph
Caldwell, ]. 7. HilIsman, Csssr Weather
fqTd, I. ]. MCGOWAN and Miss Bessie Nc
Govsp, Henry Walsh, Miss Mamie Sande-
lord, Hiss gennie Sale, e. c. Graham, wife
and daughter, Miss Matte Msrian, of Nes-
bit Station; John Bradley, the Hon. w. W.
Mcdowell, s. l. Mcdowell, B. K. Pullen, jr-,
Z. Il. Chiffon and wife, J. 4. Fargason and
wife, W. 1. Cole and wife, E. 5. Nichols aud
wife, DR.. Msury and wife, Mise Allie Tread
well, Miss Pauline Frsyser, Jacob Weller, ]
Harvey Mathes, DIR. E NJ. Willelt AID
daughter, Dr.. W. n. Wilkerson and wife.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
s.IoIaEthe.''

The presentation OF this charming opera to
q ,iteriDg house at Leubrie's Theater last
evening was satisfactory in high degree
The part of 'Iolsnlhe," AS taken By Miss
Julia Hill, could not have been in better
hands, and the "Phillis" of Miss Blanche
Miles was exceedingly well done. Stewart
Marable entered fully into ;he part OF lord
Chancellor" and gave promise by his per
formancs of yet handsomsr things. Miss
E eanor Prosser WAS a real "Queen OF the
Fairies." The parts OF L9rd Tolloller" and
81 ri Mouniarat," b. Messrs. Bslcher and
Thompson, we're we'll taken. the balance oil
the cast did tteir full duty, and the chorus
was excellent. The scenic effect was very
fee, and he performance as whole reflected
great credit upoa Mrs. Flrs aud her assist.
ants. Iotantke will be repeated tonight ant
to-marr0y night
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PERSONALS.

CAPT. ED E. HIATT mes returned from st.
Lsuis.
Mrs. KATE B MORGAN, daughter Of the
late A. N. Bryap. is sizing her sis'er, Mrs.
T. A. Fisher, so joins aF-sae-
VIsrross at the CJttoa Exchange Yesterday:
D. 81 Cribs. Heleas; W. & Vznhook, Shelby
couoty; E Kubl, Wsil Hill, Miss.
Mrs AsHE invites her friends to examine
the work If her pupils en- exhibition this
week a, her residence, 22S Adams street.
Mr.. JosEra LIsDERs, of Winfield, W.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

VICKsBURe, June 7-Departe6: Will s.
Hays, New Orlesns 8a. m. John A. Scudder New
Orleans, pm. Commonwealth, st. Louis, II am
LOUISVILLE, June 7-Night-River fall
ing slowly with 10 feet inches in the canal and
feet inches in the chute on the falls. Weather
clear and warm.
ST. LOUIS, Juue 7.-Night-Rivcr risen 10
inches, and now stands % feet inches by the
gauge. Weather clear and warm. Departed: City
Of Cairo, Yicksburg
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European plan. Enlarged, and refurnished
w. 81. BINGHAM. ......... ............ Ma NAGER.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

II NJ. James to Samuel Watson, Sc acre:
Rippeto tract, northwest of city, on Missis
sippi river. S842 40.
Thomas Gale 10 TAKING District, strip
4x164, east side Cynthis street, north o
Vance, for street purposes, 81.
5 lille A. Moore and others to Georgia p
Smither, lot 150xI so feet, east side r ~ burr
avenue, so feet sou,h of Broadway, $4,000.
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Just received. AErRbss's best; MILK
Cakes, Batter Scotch, CrHes IA ell Eiseuit,
Wine Drops, Ieea money samsles, 60.
coanut EaHy, Windsor Naked cakes,
LeInos waters, Eixed DOI~, Vanilla ssa
fers, Oatnieas Cracker, GraoEns " afers,
Kindergarten, Lemon TeacaEes, NieE
Nseks, Boston Rsst-r Crackers,
SGOSFLAkES.
BULAt1Aax d CAP8ELL
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A MOCOASIN'S MOUTH
Closes over the Hand of n Memphis
FisheTmaB-HisG Graph story
of His SunerIngs.

A painter named Hugh Levy, Who lives on
the corner of Seventh and Auction streets,
is iust recovering from the effects of the
bite of a cottou-mouth moccssip, received
a week ago last Sunday. Mr.. Levy was
engaged in fshing in a small creek which
crosses the Raleigh road about a mile
and half from the city, and stopped down
10 seize crawtish under an old log on the
edge of the stream. While in the act of do
ing this he saw 8 snake raise its head and
open
WHITE MOUTH
tLaI sseraed " Lin. iO III riIIe--
case. His position was such that 10 move
suddenly would be to fall into the creek, and
before he could draw his hand away the rep
tile struck, with the rspidity of lightning, its
fang closing upon the third and fourth hugers
of his left hand. Mr.. Kelly declares that if
a stroke of lightning had daIted upon him
the paralyzing effect could not have been
more sudden, or the pain more excruciatiug.
| His hand snd arm to the elbow became
INSTANTLY NUMB,
and so heavy that it was impossible to raise it.
All control over the muscles was lost at once.
He managed to find his way back 10 the road
and, lifting his hand 10 his mouth with his
| right hand, sucked vigorously at the wound,
| splitting out the poison from time to time.
From the wound in the little finger, which
was made by the lower fang of the reptile,
| the blood flowed freely, but the wound in the
third finger, which was struck by the upper
and poisoned fang of the snake, seemed
closed, and nothing could be drawn from it,
AT grocery about a mile from the place,
Mr.. Levy drank qu art of whisky, which he
says had not the least effect upon him. He
h id sense enough left TO bind string tightly
about his wrist on bis way home, and when
he arrived there The flash had closed entirely
over II, his arm had swelled to the size OF bis
leg and wss
LOAD TO CARRY.
During the course OF the evening he drank
Two gallons of whisky, but until be got well
in on The third, it had no effect upon hin.
| Finally he fell into a stupor, but the pain
overcame il from time TO time during the
night, and at these moments the united
strength of three of his stoutest neighbors
was not more than sufficient to control him.
| Chickens were split open and bound 10 the
wound, fresh ones being applied from time TO
time. Mr.. Levy was confined TO his bed all
| OF last week, aud was out on the street for
| the first time yesterday. His hand is still
useless and slightly swollen, but he cutters
no pain. The MARKS made by the cotton
mouths teeth are plainly visible. For the
benefit of the curious it may be added tha,
bait, craw6sh and snake escaped, and Mr.
| Lsvy feels no solicitude whatever for their
| welfare. He declares his intention to take
| more whisky than fish hooks the next time
| he goes a-ishing, and his friends all now
! have a moral TO draw from his tale. One
| snske-bite in decade is excuse enough for
all the barrels Of whisky that go fishing.
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EIOYA,s
Fine Cakes aud crackers

Soos, mead snt V ,bsJ waters on drsUsbt,
cold and reiresbiog. We maxi our oan sod a,
anu can recommend =
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For throat diseases. colds snd cous hs
Browns Bronchial Trochss have proved tn els
efficacy by test of may years. Price q
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FIoyd's Candies.
None better, and very little as good.

HAVING TO remove my marble works very
coon, am now offering my stock at grestly
reduced prices.
THOs. nkYDwELL IS Union n
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ROOFS AND BOARD
WANTS.

CALE3MEN-Tocs carry our samples Of Jeans, Cot
~ tonades, etc., on commission, in connection
with their present lire; Address Manufacturers.
NJ CREsswELL q Co., $40 Market st., Phila,, Pa.
TTNEN GIRLs-To work KNITTING Machine. APP
L ply at 3 am Monday, June 18th, at 401s Mon
roe street. NoNCoNNAH KNITTING CO.
~ GOD sAwYER-To run mill in the country.
VI Apply to TAYLOR & POWELL, 2s4 Frontst.
~ GOD WHITE GIRL-l2 or Is years of age. APP
VI ply at 22l second u D. stairs. Mrs (. G. HOWE
SITUATION--By a Competent young white
- woman as cock. Address NJ. b, Appeal.
M EN- AND TEAMS-To work on Kansas City
Iu and springfield Railroad. Apply to
J. q. BETHUNE, "a Front street.
CITUATION BY A GRADUATE OF Cambridge
y University, England, as teacher of classic
mathematics or natural sciences; good references.
Address N. A, Box I24, Russellville, Ky.
10 GOOD kEN--Of experience in handling
LIZ patent. Laberal terms will be given. Call on
or address DIR. }. B. JONES. Mckenzie, Tenn.
COLICIToR-An energetic and reliable solicitor
<, Appeal office.
n UITAR AND BANJO TAUGHT Leave r1eIs
VI at HolIenbeIg's Music House.
NLD GOLD WATCH-CA SES-Chsins, Jewelry,
II ORsEs AND MULES TO PAsTUkE-Flne
Ii clover aud good wster; sailed regular. For
reference seeJ. d. Manor, at his livery stable, OPP
Dosite courthouse. 7. Z. BRANCH.
- lily, thoroughly acquainted with mercantile
business as done on Mississippi river, would like
70 secure PoslGOn as manager OF pook keeperfe or
store, or would Ike 10 correspond with q party
who has storehouse 10 rent at some good business
point; references given. Address A. g. this ONCE.
nAsTU RAGE-5OO acres OF fine grass water aud
L salt. Stock taken a. cheap rates. Two miles
south of city. GEO- I. VANCE.
City railroad Office
10OO TONS RAGS, IRON, tsfsI BONES AN
lOOO old Metals; also Second hand Machine
~ bought and sold. SAMUEL GABAY, Agent,
400 to Alb shelby erect. Memphis
CBsOND-HANe CLorHING-Goed prices paid
= CalI on or address
ELIAS sHAUL, 400 Main street
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FOR SALE.


~ EMILE H0KsE-suitsbie TOT lady 10 drive.
" INQUIRE at 20 Monroe street.
GOOD SEWING.MACHIHE-Fo fourteen dol
VI lars, at u Court street.
BUILDING LCIS-Un small monthly payments,
ID very cheap, four desirable bull ing lots, only
lUO yards from the HeInando street cars, Lear
terminus Apply TO LAURENCE LAMB, AIIof-
ney, Office City Hall, Excnspge Building.
d ESIDENCE-Two-stOry frame residence (new)
LIZ and Grocery store new, on corner of
he:nando and Clay street. House is ha idsome
anu business LOCATOR me.
MIi;rEK FARKER, 2s9 Main street.
TWO SrohEHo OsES-on Main street, at a
L great bargain. Gail early.
81. e. COMA" Az, 2S5 Main St
DIANoS--A number of second hand 7-oclaye
i and IA octaVe pianos, nearly new, excesd-
E wIrZMANN * CO., Music House,
Sole Agents Tor stelHway and Weber Pianos.
NJ ICE LIN Z OF COTTAGES DWELLINGS AND
IN Building LOIS.
Ii I1ZFELD'S Headlight Oil ana Vapor Stoves
IL Cheapest ana oest at 2S3 See"nd street.
THE HARBER1 PLAN ATION-Eear Maloae'
i Landing. Miss, one place eontsins $50 acres
-aCout loo Cleared. The other eco scrss-dbOut
400 cleared. improvements first class, Well pro
tected by Levee. apply 10 our attorney, Judge
e. Z. Reid, at Friars Point, Miss, or
HAHkINS II ROBERT New Orleans, La
CRUshED EAR-UORN-CaUsHED OATS
~ Cracked Corn, Chicken Feed, etc. The very
j. v. PATRICK & CO.,
Memphis Gin and Mil,
Opposite Miss. snd Tenn. Railroad.
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EInsa,s Restaurant.


Very popular with businsss me0. Just
the place fJr ladies shopping. For something
nice 60 10 Floyd's.
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II heeuas 10 batIsIy
A family want, ard / wonder how We ever
got along without Parker's Ginger Tonic
1t cured me OF nervous prosiratiou, and 1
have used it since for all kinds OF complaints
in nay family.
MRS. jim rs, Albany,
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The legislative Council held its regular
monthly meeting yesterday afternoon, with
President Hsdden in the chair and Messrs.
NJ. Burke, a. S. LiEernore, r. L Cochrsr,
Charles Kney and Lymus Wallace pTereni.
The minutes Of the previous meeting were
rasd and annrnred
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BEALE IN BAD REPAIR.

petition from various citizeus reads as
follows: Your petitioners would respect
folly show that tho condition Of Eosle street
from the river to Shelby street ia 80 bad as
seriously to interfere with the traffic, and
unless promptly repaired it will be imPassa-
BILE; that much heavy hauling is done 10 and
street is the only mode of communication,
and that sill the garbage carts Of the city
have to reach the river by the street Your
petitioners would ask that the street be re-
paired at "a early day as practicable, as
aside from the urgent Necessity OF the case
the cost will be much less if done now tn an
if postponed until the entire work will have
to De done anew" The petition was referred
to the engineer 10 report its condition and the
cost to repair it. Adjourned.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Ssw CfarendOc tEOtes
Peabody Hotel.

PARL0R HOTEL OF MEMPHIS.
Rates-s2, 81 so and So per dag.
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Chief james Clesry reported ak 6res dur
ing the monitor the I'd, 9Th, 11th and Is b.
The owners were B. Armor, Mrs. Whipple,
Mrs. Keith, - Porter, Cincinnati Packet
Company and John Denie. There was ma
terial loss at FIVE of the fires, the Total to
owners being $3.50, and 10 occupants $3.50.
The grand total OF Insurance was 500, 800;
insurance over losses, S2l sol. Adopted.
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MRS. jim rs, Albany
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The report of ]. E. Black, City Hospit al
physician, showed the expenses TO be
SlO74 20, and the receipts 1922 so. Six
marine patients yet remain at the hospital.
Six were received ia May, 9 discharged, and
died. There were so patients in the hos
pitsl to the account of the city May lat, snd
81 MAY Slst. Fifty eight were received in
May, so discharged, and died. The per-
centage of mortality was S. Adopted.
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-04-20
AN EXPERT FAKIR.


Last evening about O'Clock, as the "When"
Union depot, D. r. Davidson. old man from
North Salem, was aocosted he stepped inside
the car by young man who caught him by the
vest saying: "Yon don't want to come in here"
gently pushing him backward as he deftly ran
his fingers through the pockets of the vest and
abstracted a roll of money amounting to $210.
The pickpocket then jumped off the car and ran.
with Davidson in pursuit, yelling ''Stop
thief~ Quite a crowd of men and
boys Joined in the chase, and after
running several squares without being
able to dodge his pursuers, the fugitive ran into
a house occupied by family named Sweeney,
No. PIT West South street, and crawled under a
bed. In the meantime Patrolmen Quigley and
lowed him into the house, where, after des-
perate resistance, he was captured. He was
taken to the police station in the patrol wagon,
and carefully searched, bat only SAFE was
Frank Ellis, and claimed that Cincinnati was
his home. He claimed that his arrest was a case
of mistaken identity, ana his story was to
the effect that he was fleeing from a
young man wit h whom he had had a fight, and
had run into the house to escape INJURY when
rested fer the theft He is evidently prores-
siona fakir, and his particular '.joint" is that of
picking pockets. On his person found a
Newspaper clipping of Barnum's route and n
pawn-check from r b. Dickinson, of Richmond,
What disposition he made of the money is not
known. but none of it conld be found by the Of
ficers Davidson, his victim, a about
fifty years old. He remained In the city last
money and to appear as a witness against Ellis
this morning,
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-04-20
The Approaching Enoampment.


The gentlemen IN charge of the encampmeut
this year propose to give it in the interest of me
business men Of the city as well as for the mp.
and itmust be made popular. Preparations are
being made to have twice the crowd that were
here year ago, and an industrial parade for one
day and military procession for another will be
part of the downtown attractions. The pub
lie generally who shall be called upon to aid this
PROJECT financially should know and feel that the
indianapolis encampmenJ will be talked about
and looked forward to with the same interest as
our neighboring city's May festival, or the st.
Louis fair or Chicago exposition.
The following committees will canvass the dis
tricts assigned them at once.
Wholesale Houses on Meridian street. Board of
Trade, Produce Commission and Fast Freight
j. A. Closer and N. 8. Byram.
North of Washington street and east Of Merid-
Ian streeL-O. W. Williams and q. r. Root.
Attorneys, State, County and City Ofhces-E.
+. Ritter and ]. W. Hess.
Washington street east Of Pennsylvania, and
sontheast-S. K. Fletcher and A. A. McKain.
Illinois street north and south of Washington
Il; Z. j. Pendleton and F. NJ. Ryan.
Washington street west of Illinois street
George W. Johnston and A. NJ Kuhn.
Banks-Horace Mckay and Jot: Elliott.
Insurance and Real Estate-D. u. Shldeler, B.
A. Richardson.
Railroads.&c. Lilly, ]. A. CLOSER, h p Wet
sell.
Breweries, Wholesale and Retail Liquors
Ernest Kitz, Charles Lauer.
Manufacturers and characterization EdeE,
Major Robbins, Eli Lilly.
Washington street. Meridian to Pennsylvania
Harry Z. Adams, Alf. d. Clark.
washington street, Meridian to Illinois-D. M.
Ransdel, j. f. Wallich.
Hotels and Restaurants. Thea srs and Street
RuIroad-Ell Lilly, ID. NJ. RansGeIl.
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-04-20
The Eyansville Police Commissioners,

]. A Lemcke and George W. Haynie, two of
the Evansville mt sropoltan police commission
ers, were in the city yesterday, During the
morning they were in consultation with the In
dianapolis commissioners, at the Indiana Ma
tional Bank, upon matters relating to the sys-
TEN which has been adopted in this city, and
during the afternoon the State oficers were con-
suited in regard to the manner of organizing
An effort will be made to adopt as near as prac-
ticable the same system in Evansville which
the commissioners will operator in this city. The
Evansville force WIN be organized in about three
weeks, and the superintendent, one of the com
mssioueIs stated to Journal reporter last
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-04-20
A Minister'S Marriage.

Rev. Robert Il. Matthews, former pastor OF
the Homo avenue Christian Church OF this city,
but now located In Cincinnati, was married yes
terday forenoon to Miss Clara ]. Murray, a we'll
known young lady of this city, at the residence
of the brides mother, No. 196 Ash street, Rev.
W. g. Giltner, of Eminence, KY, and Rev. Sam
mel Moore officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Matthews
left after the ceremony for Chicago. but will re-
turn and be rendered a reception at the brides
late home on Tuesday next They will make
their home in Cincinnati. Mr. Matthews while
In Cine nnati established most enviable repu-
tation as preacher, and won host of friends
who will unite in wishing Mr. and Mrs.
Matthews brilliant and happy future.
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-04-20
The State Board of Health,

The State Board of Health was in session yes
terday and last night. all the members being
present, namely: DR.. j. W. Com pton, of Evans
vile, president; DR., ]. NJ. Partridge, of South
Bend; DIR. w. W. Vinnedge, of Lafayette, and
DIR. William Loinax, of Richmond. A new sys-
tenn of blank forms and new rules for the in
struction of local health officers were adopted.
The board will hereafter require immediate and
daily reports of such contagious diseases as
smallpox, diphtheria and cholera as may appear
in the State, instead of every fifteen days. as un-
der the old rules The board adjourned last night,
and the members left the city on the midnight
trains for their respective homes,
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-04-20
A FIRE BAFFLER.
An Invention that Robs the Fire Fiend of
His Terror.

novel, interesting and important exhibition
was given yesterday afternoon, on the east side
of the Circle. This was nothing less than a
practical test of the fire-resisting properties of g.
l. Russell's Fire-proof Paint, an invention that
will, If 1t comes into general use as 1t deserves
make such confiagratlons as those that are COM
mon in this and other cities, Impossible. The
test as given yesterday consisted of O rough
wooden structure, the boards of which had been
painted with this fire-prOof paint. Under this
barrels filled with shavings thoroughly saturat-
ed with coal Oil, several gallons beng used.
were placed and ignited. AS the shavings and
oil b1azed up they burned so fiercely that the
bystanders were kept at distance. the heat was
so intolerable, and though the fire continued for
more than twenty minutes the boards were
little more than scorched.. In fact, the claim of
the inventor that piece OF single saturated
with this paint and held over the hottest fire can
not be made TO burn, was fully sustained, and
the numerous business and insurance men,
architects and builders who saw the test are en-
thnslastlc Ill their praise, and experts say that
this wonderful composite, II fills want that has
been felt for centuries. The chemical that gives
the hre-proof qualities is very thin, coorless
liquid, IN Its crude state, too thin to be applied
with brush. hence. in placing it on the market,
oil, and TO give it color and body lead is used,
the same as in mixing ordinary paint This in
vention grew out of bitter experience OF Mr..
Russell, the inventor, of Chicago, who for years
has been engaged in the planning, sash, blind
and other manufacturing interests, and who was
heavy loser by fires on different occasions His
invention undoubtedly gives almost complete
immunity from the fire fiend.
Myr0n Dickson of this city, has the agency of
Russell's Fire-proof Paint for the State OF Indi-
establishing an agent in every county in the
State.
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-04-20
Reorganization of the Merchant Police.

The metropolitan police commissioners yester-
day afternoon examined the applications Of
nearly all applicants for appointment on the
merchant police force, and twenty-five of the
patrolmen were appointed. Henry p Thomas
was chosen as the capt ain, and the patromen
appointed were Jasper N. Clary, James Graham,
B. F. Wilson, Wilford Bristow, David Clary, John
spellman, John 81. Whiteman, John L. Elliott
william Williams, Robert Bacon, R. E. Hartnett,
James G. Gilliday, Joseph Wheatley,
John McShulse, Thomas NJ Kingsbury,
Thomas q, Moore, Christian Cook, John
Minor, Edwin S. Meek, u. G. Harrison and John
s. Carney. All the men named members OF
the present force. There are ten more patrol
men yet to be appointed and they will probably
be named to-day. There VIII be very few, ii
any, changes in the reorganization, but it is the
intention to discipline the men more. The COM
missioners yesterday suggested that the mem
bers of the force would be ex pected to appear
In some uniform which may be adopted and in
their system of government they will be under
much the same rules as those prescribed for the
criminal police,
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-04-20
yerdict for tbo PIaint,H.

In the suit of Volney @ Irwin VS.. B. E. Smith,
which has occupied the attention of Judge lay
lors's court for two weeks, the jury yesterday
returned a verdict against defendant James
Buchanan for $4,450, on finding on special
facts. This suit arose from Buchanan's satisfy
ing Judgment IN case in which he was attor-
ney for a less amount than its face, and in it's
trial thousands of pages of documentary evil
denee were introduced. 1t will be appealed to
the Supreme Court