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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27
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ptpp,to lime -fsnts--Roceipts 70 fay, 81 head;
To- time ast week O3OO;
n%gned through market quiet but steely sales
ooi 10 Cho,ce steers at s. 4OGso 80 Ohoco Sooauo''
- ,epts to-day 5000 heal Tor tho week
bns fIr rs 4O head for last week lOOOo mead
eobsizned N rough 45 market dun ana o"er
Coon Ia Fair A. 1884 49, Good To CHOICE - o9O 'ei
snring Embs al from sc to &c per 10. ,- ..-.,..
Bogs today. .40 head total ior Week tnu ~
head. time last week. l3OOO hean tonsgnrn
hrough 81 cars offerings light demand goo1 snu ,sulng
Jent 10 Fair 1896 10; Good Butchers ana Menuhs'
al TSAsl; 20 Llght Hogs In best deinanu. $1,000.
rIsT Iu,glIY Penn June 2G-CdHte- hecelpts 30
market ana prices from loo to loo higher ah yeser'
Recepts $50 head market activo Philadelphia,
50 80 dG 60, Workers So 50 dSO % - ~ ,r,. an fran,
~eccpts 400 head; market slow anu prices iroh
iouA Juuo 26.-Cdtie - Receipts, LOO heao
shipments 100 head prices higher anu maIhet o,
Tel ans. whcn sou IeeY raPo
sfenrs eavy steers. - 4Oa$J TO- llghtdo %
as 80. Fair 20 Choice GRASS loAano' ~ -'"*'' N -
Medium do IS 5OdSi ooo d. .,o,, sht Inning
SbsspKeceIpts 800 shlpments 500 gooI
dend Tor top grades Fair " Good huitoh - oV1~' -'
Prime Choice, - 90 @o , -, Mira n, az AZ %
HossscIrCe aud higher shippers bought plgs ~ 20
a. Gy Good Workers. 80 rs BucheIs 80 %OSso Nv "
coipts, 800 shipments, 300 -, ,,,,ronor,s. Boos
CpIcIGo June -7hc DroucrS JouTndi reports h0gs
RCr.5ts O,FD head; shipments 1905 Market aeuve anu
The openlnx sales stronger prices tlo Voslhs
dn nd weaker Heavy 81 906so UJi lSht % 10 @>o %
Mixed SB2gB 25 Skips - 0<o ..t.i,. q.
prs 600; pmcnts $500 market larry nc
tive and steady best grades strong at ana
weak Exports. 81 006f6 Good 10 Ihoeo SniPpins'
q, 1Onsj 30: Common Medium. - 10 % oO u,
ShSep-HeceDts 6200: shipments SOO nhAo' sSo"uS '"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw-YoRK Tuesday June 25-BEEEhSIh e zee So
maE or shipment England alive ami IN dTesse m I
The cattle yards we're deserted ana ILL., W. MsSk s m
Dr. ed Beef ruled prices ranging from 20 9qe per
,s Isl pmeht today $40 quarters Beet AMI 100 ear
cases oil be steamer Greece advertised sail tomorrow
Win tlke about go Live Cattle for T. aot. N anu NV
~. Il Is probable jo,eph Eastman will load the
Greece with Dressed iice ana MaSh oy Civ co Goth
q, Snd 40 In Warrington Market Market firm and prices
WSai. .,d az Gsc per ~ with few Choice Jerseys at
sses K,., sold lveal. $50 ~ at Sc; do IL? D.
l0do y D. al 7ci 81 do 1873 NJ al Che and FEC oa' lou
Disi9e Wright HoaC Co. sold Jersey vcals $50 d.
at ~, and Fed Calves l65 H. a. 9s' e, Mo- no N
at se d. iis D. at 7i.c, ana q DO lli n Of 20
haref cSn' 'SS cars Of 1919 heads
cars Jerscy city aud ears at ooh ST. ng Dealers
seemed 10 be- that abs would be con hsheI oeore
close OF The wcS a. hs TSSs sy W. we t 81 NC and
Jerseys At ger n Common 70 T demand n IN
washington Market a. Sl0c. per d. aud pressea LAno ''
iSs G9S sod 1913 Kentucky sheep. rs 10 at
81 30. and rs do. 81 70 At bAc, .,.,.o
de.t sod So 3 2 RsSta ssSp @ ~ D. IS IS
~ DO i0s ~ st5Lc III Virginia Lambs 90 10 ao'@ ana
iis 49, as . 81 30 Jersey 81 ~ At Sc $3.50 60 No.
20 DO o. D. iS Sc a. &c. Ewes - )"
i bleni. & Dewey sold 81 kentucky Lambs 81 ~ at
'l rea r. 90 81 sid Jersey Lambs 90 10 9t7
Sq-a sa 'Sss ears or hcii~l 4oth
a Jef1ey city Msrkot drn Tor Live Hogs at 1s
p and s1a bgach OF state 10 sod at s7ls1t
smith ea Il state 12s 10. p; ~ - ~ ~ 80 iiO
quiet and prices Ssqssy % com fas
same Is las. Ese Sa, ow DAYS SIS per they
very eood and fancy price In inc country MIR %
NO nc sed Pcrceroa ycsrngs stations and
which arrived by &c s I KSos OF Baltimore fol
| breeding purposes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
xrw.YORg CITY

l7thst g. 200 IT Of SHAVE, 25xS5.xi Irregular;
Mary q Greene OF al 10 n N powner .-..-:;..;..;-
5th-st n g. 2Oy II Of shave. l'Iso jas ID Siark
and wife TO Mary y D~inee :..:..-.;,:.,.:;
Marschall aud wife TO Harns Cohen
S7th-sL Q. 1856 t 0 Of Le1.nstonAye iAxSc's 'ohn
Ciraham and wife TO Emma l. fhariick ;:-....
llstb.st n s. lot 81. 50Il0t.6 Jos L. Parshzli and
wife to IL wienecke.
lI1th-st 8 g. $50 Il OF SHAVE, lo2rirreSuizr w
ia Wadicl assignee. " N Townsend.
lOth-aye, . s. So3 II OF Ithst. zLS1fV n oni anu q
Arc ws piace ssGs i. Of Waiton-aye so
xlOO; Cathaiine Hoidermann and husband W fso-
,as me lsJ Il Of 5thav. isisSii 0eorEe
McCamp5en 70 Corn. poremgs ,;, ,.....,.'
llthaye Q q "a o II OF 37thsL Asxloo, Mhg1p
McCracken 70 w Miller -...--......--.-.-
Same property; Mary Dearborn ct ~ " same
Fitzpatrick aud vile 20 IL Jolnson
18Th. a. . a 81 II v Of Ave.B, l3oxss VI 4 ii shk'
man and wife 70 Anna Dien ;;,;,
Robbins ave, Q 8, 32o nsof LeringtonsS .ot pop.
AGAtha MalIaohsr AND husband 70 Nicholas buhr
Aye Ia wa SSH I, Of i22dst. s2Ko6; X BMartin.
referee. 70 Dogpenne!mer 100 :.ms "a
AveA, vs. i0s. aad ~ anS 81 ioAvo
S7th.st . s. 1919 IT Q OF lst-ave. 2SIloes also ss%
57th-st, l0i:e y OF lst-ave. aohioo; roe'sf'
referee 70 shrysf; Z, az 6th.aye. 2Soxioo;
Emily Kelly and husband 70 II n keynods. ,ca
Broaiway No 545 also lot ll1 on MERCK ~ -otlvT
also S4thst 80 II v OF 5th ave. zoxizoo' eec'
Mary Buhler OF al 10 Warren Aekernan
same pi operty; Henry Mott. administrator er' 70
losS a. n a 10 II . Of 3d-aye, 50xl00lli August
Ganzenmuller and wife 10 sampler =; .....-.;.
division IS " East broadway. Oh ~ "a Meise"
Jay; Catherine A Hedges to DAVID BLOCH.
cherry.sL Nos 27, 80, sol aud 3lS ALAG osz, oAs,
| 545 ana 545 waterst CatheIipe heases I" ~
stern ...-.-s.--..-.s''-- '.s..s..-'-'''-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
TUT uIIU ""N<
uu.a AVN urANg


pecfints tor we6k-Essns. $50 pkgs fexs,
Fxnorts-Rcans ~ pEgs: Peas 2IOO DOsn. Inp11l.s'
o i,aVs for.ign Beans. Under continued lAr recep.s
18th az onaste aud foreign Beans, and very du
eeyes have named prices without waterway &
In the usiuess Exporters pracucaly ulc au ~
wants OF Inc iobbns trade small stock has
q, there Is pressure 70 sen AZ
ratTg offered teely ~ - 10
ed out at the same PlSe ue III
Tbcesaie business a. ess 229 all The mars. VA
stahn. 1 49, 80 ,sn,r,ly nominal Ked Kidney about
ney snu - Ia ms nnsnttiod and tending in buyers
sesuy' ..ns an ,iaty t realize part OF the hold
ings and figures are named on largo hnoS "e'o" '
thing doing in Green Peas
Beans. Me d. m - ~, lack iur"e ooa a 90
oVV
Do. FAIR to Good. 10 % " ga 40 an A oy5
Marrow "a q ~ si,si, D.,
Do Yak Good. .OO9 AO DO MAli"" TVS on ool,
Do Red kidney - cnoV &C. ., ifiilacc1 Tots 40
re 40 eair' 10 t;ood 5JfD 25l Importd hand ,
White kidney oz.. T. $3.50 IN iiiooos, 20 . 4 so
'"o'0''''' " Green Peas. - ~
,, o., tts ,veeh Az Iis az A.; ast week 81 lS7 pkrs
Exports Tor Week ia pigs, including ~ pkxs 70 as
The market Tor Fine 10 ah'y iupo
hem oroen fraction higher hut the no oAlrht "S nee W.
gof"v ana argely The fcsnlt OF speculation huhprI ~
psrtes arc short their June contrasts ana ie m
nearly 40; The shopping AROUND Ilu am .. ~
Iowa Creamenes which viii paAs nspee1on 10 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEW-YoRK, June

The news from the oil districts to-day was
not encouraging TO the bulls" The new erandih NO.
O web WAS reported as doing 225 barrels day. the
Ralltowu No. as flowing at the rate of twenty barrels
an hour and the Porcupine No. after being torpedJed
"a flowing at the rate $50 barrels. The Batown NO
= will be open ed to-day Tho petroleum speculation va
,oore active than Yesterday but n tribe weaker. The
General range Of prices was from 81 1881 1915 70
Il I55s9Sl 1874. The close was weak -,
the range OF prices and the total transacons touay
maze were follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27
REAL ESTATE.

Nrw-YoRx. Tuesday, June %. 1883.
The following sales were held at the Exc
change salesroom to-day:
BvP Meyer.
4 sstory brown stone dwellings with plot OF land
NosisS 10 1893 Nest l30th-st MS 29A6 heot ....
7h-ave, plot 56.6X99il Tute...--..--..- s'<'<oo
By Scott & Myers
a .t,rv brown stone yelling with lot. No 342 Eat
l2Oth-st s. ZION of lstayc, lot 2oxicoi.j ,ooo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27

Of Cream Harsu xsvv cans Il Mlk ana 10 Of Cream
New.Hayen and Hartford, l.2so cans Of MIX Ney.Yorr
Si5 Mnk and cans Of Cream Mmn.d .ssc Sc,
yss s,s cans OF NIX and Of Cream Ths tete4
day has 029 OF MIX and 1o5 c1ns
Cream The price 1t winch the surpu3 500 On ~
WAC ri 10 4 eau. Tho suppiy u excesaavA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27
Total since Jan 81 s. o59.424 81 0J77S9 sI1I7O
prpopr,N FIYANCIAI MARKETS

EU hT7F LIN TI-'3'1 y II y =. 49,
toNltOy Juue 26l2.30 o. NJ fO1r per eent ponds
I1 L. Ere SSis. YoyK Central i223H Illinois tenti2i
las - Pennsylvania Central 90: Reading 80 Mexican w
d,uary 1lg3,. New.YOfk Ontario ana " estern. 2b's
LONDON June 26-230 .. m.--PArs ad'ices auote tI,o
per cent reneS pa centimes Tor the account
IoSfoy 1uue 26-A:np y ana Great western
first mortgage trustees certificates a. do second i"ote-e
10. ERIE g73: NeW.YOtk Central ~; ILLINOIS, tchtaI:
1875 - New.York and Western 2B1 MHWanAee ana
ST. Paul Common, los
3ar silver Is quoted ct 5Osrsd. ounce. -,
The amount Of bullion gone into the BANK Oh England "a
balance today n G5O,0pc. - -.-.- 49,.
LONDON 20 400 m:-Parl- aiVice- 9u'l5 tll,o
az cent? Tor the
pURIIS Jane 26-rhe statement Of the imreua BANK Oh
Germany shows decrease IA specie OF 0OOj.OOO MARKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27
,rrrr r,i1rn IuNE .. 1873.
2sG.4dl 2.slb.4oJ 4.95e.799

Tnfaf
GUwNIRss,eady at ga &c for Domestic gag ~,
HEMP EIcJute autts qget az sg.e yap I.g
ana l. 100 bales 5c Manila laoeH To- me-
r arinrs are abundant snd supe iuous gie the &c
minds ao quit mode se Wc9gce Lay Nisi oe 10
ne straw snort TO- 50 l.s G-t ,S 5G molerne
bushes, IA repgrps We quote nj ny o aeGP Pads &c Cal
Monleaso q s Ma,aSo 'i i5c Vera cTS isc
TrnIo sc; Oaoco gH@Tye ls Ilaa rcxas oogic
69e9s 40 Cow Tie Dry sailed Texas IA l1c south
0LEATHE-Menloc sole is good demand and he day
receipts reality absorbedi prices hn' Ch'on'N"'" "
IN s siof pa 6eter cuisines, American Pig Iron has
s large gga view Of the l4s sa SSe 81 seotca Pig
il meglected quite nominal ~ price aace
saa 10 ~ '5 S1ss3s Ss 50 con "a Go
Egnton 81 1SsszI c 9a Sf: S Snle a. s at
od iron raj; were ye sis e Al lin iS oderS
aud $@l sss5 % 40 i9r ann iSsdt co,per has been
very active week 2o0ooo Lake sold Tor all ms year
Tin quiet and inclined weakness Straits - 2c hGgsa
@oSs%ea COZ. e1sI D - 9 IS! DO Tcrnc - se
at gOcGi7oc for G%m""a Me,a TIchSnge today
Iron strong active IN Pig Old material Gn aifs ' io6
ps 90 ~ c 200 tons No. lsspsnDer delivery &c
before can 700 ton; American & pS &c Aus Svsy
III 20; do september ~ 4c 10 DO august -n
iooco5 ss BamOre spot delivery l44s 600 es do
| June l4ac. Lea quiet spelter nominal
St stock 0uet at rs 26igc FOR 800 test
no saIe. Grocery grades auiet; Nevorloans SOsoec.
Porto Rico nOinlnaIly - 0iUc: BsIOaoOes o'~'oN' ~
| rara 80 $50: Martinique. SJ9o5c- - -. an, nj
Al sTORI,S--I,eslns again very quiet ana a
os nnnina AZ - tlIasI t5 Tor strained 10 GOOD Sth
h1Tit Tsrpentne very slow At 81 In {sd lOopni
NJ a 80 lar ruled dull al So 10 and Cily Pltch ~ y 20
OCEAN FREIGHTs-Grain rates were higher ana Ssst9
hn-lne.s vas reported oil vessels less aouye ;..Li
| pooi. steam $1,000 bush. Gialn. otu
| CON $1,000 do SAd. 90 10 SS yVo DO poA n =
Sbss,a 20s coo boXeA l0s $50 boxes BAG los ~
tes Reel Is iIO0 bales Cotton through ~ 40 !oh
EInur los l2s o.: 40 tons Measurement Soouh 40
ia ID - LONDON, steam 5000 bush IRAN - ~ ~
cars Coopoage STOCK, iOs 100 tons PSar
"a. Oc0 boxes Choose 5Va bacon LOS SOO tns
iSSss 'adisISs aIAsGOW steam. 6OOO push CRAZE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27
The Sub-Treasury to-day gained on balance
ss55, $50. made 90 by gains Of S616,s43 con- ana

The Sub Treasury to-day gained on balance
1855 $50, made I'D by gains OF Solo'o4o coiu civ,
$23s7S7 currency. The days transaeauSS91ss too
enrrersy balance. IS, 48e335; coin balance SID,
4O5 240 The local monetary situation presents NO
new features and probably will not until cnsnae
SO suddenly that every one wiz oe he
cali loans to-day ruled at 293 per, cent. Inc
Jomeatic exchanges on New-York at all points are
aradnaIIv growing to be less favorable -,
THE Clearing House statement to-day Is as doi-
lows: Exchanges. SOL 73S,s5S; balances, $o'o9+'-
607. or u,.,;nC,or today
receiyeJ SJ7s 600 National bank notes for redenp-
ton The customs receipts were $4,000, ana TUG
Internal revenue receipts $2lO3SS., vi,
Tho exports Tor the week nom new iVih
csa 4O7 6G2) were $40 900 less than for the pre-,
ced,ng week $4,000 more than for the week o f
ISS2' and 81, 100000 less than for the week OF
1881 These figures and comparisons are Oh spcCIai
interest ia connection with the foreign eXcuanses.
because they show that the decline IN brcadstuus
and PROVISIONS has not yet been sufficient 10 stlmu
LATE large shipments. The markets Tor excnange
are unchanged business is small ana there Is 10
nressure of any kind of bills. Quotations for buSl,
ness are follows: Bankers bills "a of'4 anu NJ,
81 IS for long and short sterling respectively
52O4 and 517a for francs 94's and 30 - Tor REICH
marks, 40 and 4O4 fol, guiGers .o,. rc.s
In London, the market for Britlsn eonsois W." eas
unchanged at 100 5-lS for money AMI lOo '-Lo iIt
account. United States Is were ls lover NJ "a 4
and the others were steady 32s ~ 1922 anu rs
at ll5ls There was general decline IN the prices
for American railways that reflected the changes
in Yesterdays home markets. The Bank OF =, Ehs
Land gained ESQ 600 bullion balance. At Faris,
French 3 per cents declined 10 1887 " Tue
weekly statement of the Imperial Bank OF Germany
shows q specie loss of 9, 800, 600 marks. 80,
The coupons from the first mortgage bonds OF tnt
Houston and Texas Central Railroad Company, que
July /, viii be paid on and after that date DS
Messrs. John j. Cisco d. Son, No. % Nail-st.
The gross earnings OF che following railroads are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27
MINES AND MINING.

SiLEsIr rRE MINING EXCHANGE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27

POTArOEs AND GlEEN VEiEIAbIk]
a ,rarket for new Potatoes demoaized BY excessive
rscenis The arriva week wore about AovVv
ami We have had 600 far this Week Win
tod n uorow Prices fallen heavily ana are very
Tesnsr hoice selected stoekfs selling AZ si.o@sS
s but very OF the receipts nave 10 30
oy and irregular raes-geperaly al 90 Cus arc
Old Potatoes work out slow r SSrrei
ermnda late arrivals of fair quality ana nrn net
souibern Tomatoes in large supply, very quiet anu
selling at irregular prices. generally caas Ssa Se
ner to quality. NoIIoik NuSuino.h'
penty and Offering generally at 81 oOSsi 20 Psr s
Far Southern dull at low ~
crate Nor0lk string lower Long Island ots naln
became plenty and cheap Long Island Peas irregular
Sboice IsrTOwiat steady small very duu anu io"' ons
iInonh fai,hnpes In Large snuply and lower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27

Legtmate buyers though forced 70 FOLLOW the advance a.
distance protesting against much OF an advance
IN the face of the enormous production. and
receipts fallen below 900 pkgs for four or
therefore, cannot be healthy one
predictions OF break in The near future are not I'M
still going into cold storage unssinunfv
largely from Western shippers but to some extent
receivers specusors account To-Day trade ~ qmes
confined 10 the fancy grades and
approach closely fine Best state rs
iobbng shade special brands Fancy
Western has had sales above our highest put
able To supply their wants az $50
while the bulk of the stock sells IN the range Of 21022Lc
Sweet Creamery Is selling In moderate way 90 1Z@
for closely selected lots Of Half Fkin Tubs are te
unbroken invoices 21o2l 2c u rarely
exceeded Welsh Tubs Offering OF quality TO sell above
2Oe2lc Best brands of Western Imitation Creamery are
selling ct IL lSc Is made selected lots OF Dairy
though for Straight Invoices lie is SUI full rate facsor
Of Importance. Exporters want some OF
goods but unable the prices asked In sra
reached for Extra Iowa Marks but we see
ffH. lyGIG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27

Receipts OF Dried Fruits for the week 3B pkg with ylv
pkgs Peanuts and pkgs Pecan SUITS Exports Drs h
There IL little interest alta he'd 10 ne
msTke at present and holders OF the
old the prospect OF finding an
or n indeed 10 though OF the Peaches ana per-
haps OF Common Apples will be carried over Pees
are wholly nominal the absence of trade We see no new
small yet but there are Tumors that
IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27
,L0,fye PRICES on sOsrOy sro0RS

BOSTON. Tuesday June 26. 1883.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27

TstAr sis' too the daS %O''
SELLER Ia 4 seilcr 10.
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10000
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-28
Ancient order United wOrkmen

NASHVILLE w Orlas los
A very pleasant time was had BY
the members Of Enterprise Lodge Ne
% at their meeting on Wednesday
night last. This was the occasion OF
the visit of Supreme Representative
Garrett to thisalodge. Many Of the
members of other lodges in the city
contributed to the pleasure of the
evening by their pleasant and kind
words. Mr.. Garrett, who has been
visiting the lodges Of this order
throughout the State, delivered very
interesting lecture, giving assurance
that the lodges and the order wherever
he had been, with very few exceptions,
were in a very fourishing condition.
Mr.. Garrett was followed by the Hon.
John NJ. Driver, Grand Lecturer, in a
short but eloquent address upon the
principle Of the order, charity, hope
and protection. Many of the visiting
members had words of cheer for their
brethren present, and all present left
at the close of the meeting realizing
"how good and how pleasant thing
it is for brethren to dwell together in
unity" W. I'LL
In consequence Of a resolution
passed by the Supreme Lodge, it is
now the duty Of every Master Work
man Of subordinate lodges to ask upon
the first meeting in every month: Has
the last beneficiary assessment been
forwarded to the Supreme Recorder"
As it not infrequently happens that a
whole lodge is suspended through the
Financier and Receivers fault in not
sending assessments forward at the
proper time, the above question should
be borne in mind and it should be seen
that it is put and answered. ov
The total membership of the A 0
U. w. is $4,000, and about $4,000
is being discussed to widows and or
phans each month. The order has the
benefit of both State and q National
or general jurisdiction.
Chickasaw Lodge, No. 40, of Mem
phis, is in a good financial condition.
The lodge pays all assessments and
uemanuS promptly, anu mas also palu
the per capita tax due January 1884,
in advance. 8ff s-l- ~.
Hope Lodge, No. 5, this city, Is re-
ceiying one or two good petitions every
Monday night.
Edgefeld Lodge, No. Z, will pay one
of the September assessments out Of
the general fund,
In the future, whenever a Grand
Lodge has 5000 members, the Supreme
Master Workman will declare such
Grand Lodge separate jurisdiction in
the management of the beneficiary
fund, which will be liable to pay
tWenty-eight assessments per year,
should enough deaths occur in the
State to require it. In the event Of
an excessive death rate the entire
Order is assessed under the provisions
of the general relief law. 'tlt ~
Thomas H. Everett, the Grand
Recorder of the A. 0. U. w., is gain i.
ing strength.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-28
Thrown From a Wagon and
Drowned.
jackson Tribune. "a,

jackson Tribune, "a,
Two young men, Thomas Allison
and Jack Robinson, we're returning to
their homes in the forks of the river
from this city, on Tuesday, with a
load Of lumber, when their mules took
fright going down the steep hill this
sidesOf 1nvan's levee and run away,
throwing young Robinson out of the
wagon this side of the river bridge,
hurting him seriously, and throwing
young Allison upon the river bridge
head foremost. from which he fell into
the river and was drowned. The
mules we're frightened by the lumber
slipping down upon them as they were
holding back down the hill. They
became more frightened the further
they run aud did not stop short Of
home, scattering the wagon and lumber
as they fed. Young Robinson fol-
lowed them until he met Messrs. R
7. Hamilton, S. W. and Joe Gibbs
who informed him that there was nc
person on the wagon or with the
mules. The party returned and dis.
covering blood and hair on some tim,
bers OF the river bridge, proceeded tC
dive in the river for young Allison.
The dead body was found in about
an hour in twelve feet Of water, and
finally brought to shore. A deer
wound on the head, collar bone broker
and severe bruises on back and breast
were the injuries discovered. 1t i.
supposed thai Allison was stunned b.
the fall upon the bridge and that ii
this condition was easily drowned
He is about twenty years Of age an,
was son Of Daniel Allison and
nephew of the late Joseph Allison
Young Robinson's injuries are no
dangerous,
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He Remepnbered sally Jane.

Walla Walla Waterman.
jim Sniverly had been absent from
Walla Walla for several years. He
returned not long since, and one Of the
6rst men he met was Bill Tinksrson.
They had just taken a social drink
when Bill remarked, do you remem
Der Sally Jane Benderley2" "That
great big, gawky, red headed girl with
ireckles as big as a dime all over hel
nose?" "Yes--that's The gal" 20
course I remember her. Nobody
could ever forget her. It is impOssi
BILE to duplicate face like that She
had a mouth like a catfish. What O
herr" "0h, nothing, except that she
is my wife, that's all. !" 81 that soP'
exclaimed Bill, a little confused
"then let me congratulate you Will,
We drink TO the health Of Sally Jane
She may not be handsome; but shell
make you a good wife. Here's to
her."
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The Truth About aIr. ridden.
Now York Herald. e.

~ N AANAeANa 90
( Hartford reader Of the Herald
sends us the following inquiry;
TO the. Editor of the Herald;
1.-THE New Haven News prints in a
dispatch from New York a certificate
from physician whose name is I'M.
knoWn'to fame in these parts, to the
effect that Mr.. Tilden is now in more
robust health than ia 1876, and has
completely recovered his voice. Now
sir, will not the Herald tell some o,
us up here who are curious on The
subject what is the real truth aboul
Mr.. Tilden2 Yours respectfully,
"a DEMOCRAT"
Certainly. Mr.. Tilden is a goot
man aud weighs perhaps one hundred
and fifty pounds.
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FaVOritism

Is a bad thing, but DR.. Pierce's "Fav-
orite Prescription" deserves its name.
It's certain cure tor those painful
maladies aud weaknesses which EN-.
bitter the lives Of SO many women. OF
druggists.
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BURNETI's COCAINE
Promotes q Vigorous and
Healthy Growth of the Hair.

1t has been used in thousands o.
cases where the hair was coming out
and has never failed to arrest its decay
Use Burnett's Plavoring Extracts
tho hast