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While there is much amusement, there
Is some wisdom to be gained by listening
TO little children. Their unconscious seri-
ousnessis often reproof TO the leyity Of
their elders, and their intuitiye loyeliness,
their trust in The truth and love of Others
Ia the model set to his Disci-
pies by our Savior. We laugh
them out Of their earnestness In
babyhood, then In alter years try 10 teach
1t to them again. j remember thinking
this once when laugh was raised at the
expense Of a little boy two years old, who
was very fond Of an old gray horse. One
night as his grandmother ended the bless.
ing, he kept his little head still bowed, and
said, in asolenn, earnest tone, And bless
de ole gray hoes, too"
His look Of serious surprise at the
laughter that greeted his blessing, only
served 10 increase It.
Another little boy Of the same age had
become so intensely intere sted In the game
Of hide and seek, that he could hardly be
persuaded 10 come TO the table when tea
was announced. He came, however, and
Tor while kept quiet, for the blessing.
But this time, asked by o young minister,
1t was heightened to al unusual extent
was indeed quite q prayer. The child
Kept his head bowed Tor some time, but
finally his resolution gave way. Sudden
ly he popped his head up and cried out,
.'All eyes open, ready. or not" The
blessing was hurried TO close in the
midst OF suppressed laughter, that out OF
respect for the guest and occasion, i'm.
mediately found some other cause for out
let.
l was struck with a repsoof I once re-
ceived from little girl four years Of age.
| was telling Of the Brownies, and she was
very much interested. l told her how
they would play tricks upon those who
Jailed TO do their duty. ''fhat," added,
as what is gone with the toothbrush
your cousin l.. has lost. She hes done
something she ought not to have
done, ana the Brownies have taken it, l
glanced ct theyoung lady and we laughed,
but the little one did not see the joke.
She looked at NE very seriously with her
wide open, pretty eyes. "You ought not
70 say thai for they might take your
toothbrush"
Another way Of putting the admonition:
Judge not that ye be not judged.
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ability rather than by any great intellect
ual attainments. He has Q peculiar tai
ent for reeoneiling factions and It was due
70 this, more thal . anything else, thai
be was made Bishop Of Boston. Before
his appointment the clergy Of the diocese
were divided, would not work together
and agreed only in opposing the Blshop.
Now altdissensions are healed and the
Archbishop Is supported in all his under
takings.
BIshop Ireland is famous for his tenn
perance work and Catholic colonization
projects. Asa temperaneelecturef he has
few equals. He has addressed audiences
In every large city in the United States;
nor does he corfine his efforts within sec
tartan lines. His methods are highly prac-
teal. He believes that the drnnkard mnst
be cured bodily before his mind can be
converted and therefore encourages the
establishment Of such institutions as the
franklin Reformatory, in Philadelphia.
Bishop Ireland's colonization schemes
have attracted wide attention. He has
drawn thousands Of his starving fellow
reIigionists from the crowded cities and
ablfshed them in the rich wheatlands
Of Minnesota.
Bishop Keane, OF Richmond, Is called
the silyer.tongued orator OF the Catholic
While assistant priest at st.
Patrick's, In this city, his sermons were
among the Sunday attractions Of the
capital. DIR. Keane's pet project is the
conversion Of the Southern negroes. To
further this purpose he has special ser
vices for the colored people and has just
erected in Richmond q church for their
use. He is also an earnest tenn.
advocate earnest, indeed, that
he has secured the hearty hatred oflfquor-
sellers OF all Nominations in the Conied- |
crate capital.
Bishop Kahn, Of Wheeling, Is the hand
soonest churchman 1 have ever seen. Dur
ing the; recent Council in Baltimore he
was the object Of many an admiring |
glance. He is over six feet in height,
broad.shoulders, erect and has finely
limbs. which he manages with
exquisite grace. His features are as
regular IS the scalptured GTecians and are
III up by pair oil wonderfully expressive
hazel eyes. He looks equally well In
episcopal robes and on the street. II Is
worthy Of note that the Bishops OF Rich
nond and Wheeling, whose names are
pronounced the same way, were class
mates at college, graduated together de-
iyered the principal addresses at the COM
and are now bishops Of the
.wo Vifginias.
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PROPOSALS.
J. ,...r,s OrT1i.E BOARD OE COMMISSIONERS
CLK JILL, sv ,,,I.STY. ". Va, Nay u, laa1.

Cl 6ino CorSIY, ", Va, Nay u, lse@
.1 popa will ts rscstv'3 st. ~. 9 sa
.sgi an sth Inst. 81 neCn; ioT xSsI hesiSSSnT
=: xxx h, county during the n'c1' 3e'i
isi -. II ,SS u iJllnVS; - ~, oooI az
Vt As ,j il Tor The county. t4sl
n!I sGaSSn.i,hlns clean, mixed or nut eoal g
D. !ot aSr,S oi Wheeling creek on the order ora
Cosby Lo, sa,,GInI,SiSS clean mixed OF nut coal TO
~ =" ID L h W6eeiihg creek, on the osaeF otA
County ciGsIaIssinS mixed nu. OF slack coal for
I ~ s ISdFnsrj, state price delivered a IN
sfatH And 1 y U sI@fy the pre Of clean, mixed
lRd aa I ~ seIvrs the right to reject any and
tllbth+ Ian. uo.ri
B. Saief o. 'ne RiRERT p. WOODS. Cle.l.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Ysa.aFss Of The Money and Stock Mar

y
NV Yo4x, Nay 2a-Mnney % eAtl Aasy ~
percent Prime tmeteanttle paper il6 percent
fofaign Exhange steady and unchanged
G0vHBNlHST-fhef u no ehAnFe ID Government
bond quotations ezeeptA decline Of y percent In
stan sncUnrtEs- There Is q moderate demand
for State bonds. -s.A !.
sfoCEs-The stock market has been very dull all
day and has faied q develop any feature q special
Interest. The opening prices were Reperally q or
near the highest and the closing prlets within o
small traction ot the lowest Of The day. facihe
Mall advanced rs percent, and closed with gain
OF q percent.
I6s Weafest stocks Here the Vanderbilt, espeei.
ally Lake shore which closed with los Of - pef.
cent. New York Central was down u percent
Gnngem were weak. Northwestern shows
cIned " percent lower. Whtle .DelaSaie 4 Hudson
showed O IosI Of X percent The other notable
changes made on very small SALES were decline
Of ne percent IN Omaha preferred and an ADVANCE
OF / EeFtent In Canadian Pacific.
Notwithstanding The dull and dropping ehafae-
ter Of the market q bulls claim that the situation
Is decidedly In their favor. There are over 70o
House Association, and the bond market shows
unmistakAble evidence Of the good investment &c.
mAnd. which h interpreted IS indicating desire
on the part Of eapitalsts 10 ind more satisfactory
short interest q sin yeFy large.
Sales Were 10 ia shares.
RAILROAD BoSus--AI continues active total
sales being |. l6i, 900 ShRreS.
my: PaeiGe 6 Of '96, 12gI Central Pacific, liSS
Erie OK; Lehigh a wtlEeshArre. g,IS; Louisiana
consols 56lS: Missouri @, l0I,[i St Joseph, n11f:
St r. Il sc hHts, Id Tennessee @, old, -. do
new, IS; TexAA Paddle Land Grants, N: DO RIO
Grande, -; Union Pacific arSts, llb1< do Land
Grants, 1907 do Sinking fund, I'D: Virginia q,
ssi Virginia Consos, extra rRt1red eouF ons. Is;
Express IS; Canada Southern, o; Central Pacific,
S1; Chesapeake 4 Ohio, lido inst preferred, ~;
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ssustee sales.
TRUSTEES SALE.

ntRuSlEE 0E144AA'
! ,l,us OIL Deed Of Trust made BY Frani
,oIs Tia and TeFlA werWerkA, his vile. e
sts naIiee, dated keer9Ary 10y o sS ~ Y
gs, StST sst yIryInlt In Deed Of Trust hooE ~
I; ~ ST. vii sell Gt the front door Of TIT
IN House Of iaid couay, on
SATURDAY, TIE Sth DAY OF MAY, lssa,
.nutpring At 10 O'Clock A. y. tue following
S.,l.,,T maj & % lGy: Lot number one 10 STUART
~! tSFty.iOrr, ID the EtEhth Ward OF the CITY
~ TTSSsifIr. Ohio county, MeSt Virginia.
n tiiIe & believed q Be perfect bat selling e.
,,I,sei Wtll convey only the tile vested In me b!
~ TrS SeSe o. sSiTSone third and IS much more -
A. SaFe6Gset may elect to pay, IN c4sh, on GAY
n, m bEtSre4 "a sE0 equal install menb q 10
~ tTSlye months notes secured BY deed q trtts
III pciIcy Of insurance TO belsiEsn 'tor the d.
Ind payments. -, ,,scr, r.,..a.
VIZ HALHR, AEetleater.
WJW CnWDES. solicitor ens3
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nROP0sALS.


nr,s MA o 2ss1i Ro \. w. :. Isy T. rs
VsD ~. vi,l b received until the 2sth
asStd Pt0poSSSo F uTn6bIng common comr.
.a,t, a noon, SSn n. that may b. ordered by
Iapsi i1I SSs s,Ionsr wthla The tity district q
leGs asB ay ioF The ensuing two ysafs' Ses'Dn
1ss :S,sns Common Cosi1; S,s S'1e eSaa ,St
s ss5isa sil5la he country d'''HeA % O"'O
lsdg 94 S ~ cCn mon cOaiDs, stained ios bull
~ iuinlSH y. - n1Iertd by the rupertntendeht u
y sA M StGSrJ dur ~ aid time :: "a, ,.r.on,
Ss .sa SSIef il ystts .! ass; also, pf1ee fot
ss bat and .t Se't S RICH. to reject any and all
Iss ~ 2, o6isr Of the t04ni: ,vnops c,.,A
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.ancel. Cured

Nst olive Hartman, an old resilient Of Walton
county, and q lady OF culture and prominence. ha.
bis TO say OF the treatment Of Cancer with swiits
Specific:
Over fifteen years ago cancer made Its spear.
Lncg on my taea Il was trtAtsA with plRslers, aud
the core came out The plAns heaied M abr some
Inc. and aeamiuSiy my face WIS well. However.
IN few years 1t returned again with piore Yl0'
euce than ever. 1t glya N a grea deal 81 pain
rhe former remedy tetme3 to do 10 no 9 cd
Knowing the disease 70 run In the family, having
had one sister 10 die With Caue 7, i became sen
o iuNN aSe 10 slpa and virulenee. almost gave
up all hope Of ever being cured. fhe physicians
,dVIScd the u&a Of the knife and eAuEttc This was
opeFated upon iii that way. An ether retuedIes
Seru used. but the cancer continued 70 grow
EUFsc. The palu wss excIt'sAting. and my I'VE
tnS q burdrp. In ~. txttenfty. my son. Df
HArdEasn, Fecommendcd me to cry Swift spestac
q WSs the last resort bot was so prejadtced
IRaInSt the use cfFa.ent ielncss and SeiAllJ
his oDe that he itSted some time. AtlaAt y saw
ny consent. no. heIIsylrg thsEe VS. any virtue g
Il The hust bottle only inCEs Ased the Size o. The
p1eand The dischaEge from IL, and henee did mo-
Inspire ne with any hopA. n taking lhe 4eond
bNttle ere were Slgss q tmprov, meut; and ms
sh psSTS1ut9 2; M a sn 90
The nsditlne dfuss,t witha 'lttla wafer: It. soft
sned the srsh couIel the tec@ and relieved u.
ieeeSse. * aeii is De d charge, srd hope sprtnf
up in my heart Could Il be I, asked hyselt. thsi
{ was At lSst TO DO te'ie ed n this dteAs u ~
hvgn me - IuyHy dark bours In the past that tn
tdea Of being Wet6s6tu EldieSt oFsapoKegh me
IFheralEts contest between hnpa aud lear .or =
lol TX Tine u Wa long night OF Wecrtgg. bus
10y cave with the mo Ming Ihefels nothing .eit
" marx the place but snl Ill scaE.an feel thal
T. 4 fmpnsEitla or me 20 express my giat!4te To-
this graf dSllyetRDee ltiss wrndedhl medigine
Ms otlyE HARRNAs, aouro<, Ga..i
January ., 1851. M
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Alligator. Incoming useful.

M uFltaRf GU Iltsl. NJ
The alligator destroys great numbers Of
the muskrat, the stomach Of one lately
killed containing fourteen Of them. As
muskrats are exceedingly destructive Of
leyees, 1t Is proposed to protect the atliga-
tor from wanton daughter by punishing
II rs q mtsdemeanof,
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nuel.lsni,IIs AI,isa saw.

8 The best salye In tha world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum Fever
Sores, letter, Chopped Hands, Ghflbiains,
Corns and ~ Skin Eruptipns, and poeis
lively cures Piles, OF no pay required. Il
II guaranteed 10 give perfect satistaeti Ion, or
money refunded, Price IS cents per box.
For ssia by Logan 4 90.
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.ornIR xorAlLE pRgLA4Ea.

After Bishops Spalding and Becker, the
prelates who have been most earnest in
promoting higher education are, Arch-
bishops Ryan, of Philadelphia; Elder, Of
Cincinnati; Williams, OF Boston, and
Bishops ireland. Of st. Paul; Keane, OF
Richmond, and KGip, oftWheeltps.
DR.. Ryan u universally conceded to be
the fEst pulpit orator OF the Catholic
hierarchy. His towering frame, massive
mead aud intellectual face command at
tentfon before he atsets q word, He be-
gins speaking In 0 low, distinct tone,
which rises gradually as he passes from
the peroration to the argument, until at
the appeal tothe feelings it becomes q
deep, passionate ring. Any one who has
heard his eloquent diSconrsFs win readily
allowthat he deserves the titles Of "goE,
den. tonguedn and sthe Bossuet OF the
Missouri, which have been hetoWed upon
him BY his admiring friends. While the
Arch6ishop was yet . student in the semi
nary his fame for eloquenee was 10 great
that he was often ordered By the Bishop
Of ST. Louis 70 preach In the Cathe,
taral on important feasts, Q very mus
1al and distinguished honor for .
semtuarian. He WGa ordained at twenty.
two, one year under the canonical aes and
ten years afterwards became Goad Tutor,
which position he held till he was trans
terred 70 Philadelphia. Afchbiihop Elder
ranks low Is an orator, aeldom appearing
in the pulpit, and even when he does adj
dress his tlotk he reads his sefmotis from
manuscript in avery dry way. Neither Is
HsnatY9naftla ASAhhIalon AMONG the most
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swtfrs spselgo Is entirely vegetable. aud sens
to cure cGncets ~ forcing oHt the impurities tfom
the blood. fs
Treatise on Blood and skl, Diseases mailed nee.
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sIsland highin yermoatYi asked q
Spectator off old Green Mountain far.
mer. ~ shnuld think II d, was the reply;
'''ii the trees Neren' tpo stunted, the clouds
couldn't get by at ALP "
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sealed proposals.
naOpOSALS.


osa go Y y q f Ss9 Is. i:s
sAD '.1, viii be received At this g. once me-
80 he sth ts a. . y 4; u; 20 q The he
SuS 1riiun ~ SH ~ SoSr 81 hat part Of the
saiy Ehysicsajj " W5h,ellng creek. Also. ior iuf.
sTlJinG pHris y uDCn prescription Of 5ala ply.
SsaS scllfinsi,:. " tsEt pad Of The city lytnE
Ia lhs RSSs e I. for the seal rear en1in
15h Wese ,,Iy,sts making bids must 90 99; "
~. q ise Sy Vii. SsisH s sSt g. a II BIDS y
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PHnADE1qBt.. pa, Maj. 2u.-Flour duh. wheat
anll; Hp nd May 81 0ia1 on June q CO.'S
iml July 81 021Sa1 dljS: August u 0.i[Al OK
mixed SGHc: No. mixed 6fabGc; No. mixed May
Aa5i e: June 6t.aaiaSc; July $cS August
b11Sa165&e, oatS lhWef; No. 2Whlte iSe; No. 2
white 4IAiSe: futures dull and about Ne lower.
Butter weak; creamery SO; western dairy extra
lSAiL Eegs dull; extras lSIialAe, Cheese dull;
Ohio fats choice 50; do tair 70 prime ea7hic.
8AE1THaax, Nd, Nay 9e-Esost western lower
and easy: No red winter spot sase June 81 %
a. 0 July q ug{sAi Gltk August 81 of5sll OK
Corn, western dull and nominal: mixed spot 5ihc
Wkea; dune bi&aSSe; July 6Sa55ii<e Oats fairly
active aud nm; western white ~ SSaite: mixed
liat1t Provision quiet and steady; mes pork
Sl2 7talS 60, Lard, refined SIC. Eggs easier At
lJ9laltc. Coffee steady; Rio causoQh ordinary 10
talF. Tssas11SSc. y \
TOLEDO. O., Nay o1-Hholt SAstor; No. 2 red
cash Or Nay sZess June gjss: July 9g51ssc: August
NoI2 cash, Nay o. June Go; July Sic asked.
.
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,HeEttord's Acid Phosphate, Needed Ben.

Or. John p. Wheeler, Hudson, n. Y,
says; 81 have given Il with decided
benefit In . eaSe Of innutrition Of the
brain, from abuse Of ALCOHOL TThs2w
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cHrcaeo, Nay a0-Tbere was a roderatefy
sottyp tIading on Change to-day and the wheat
market while. II proved stubborn, the tendency
under those OF YESTERDAY. There was an absence
Of news OF any character beyond dispatches Is 70
The crop pto.pects, which continue .ot gloomy
character Telegrams a % the winter wheat out.
look intimate that the full disAster 10 the crop had
not been fully appreciated. but the damage would
Wheat opene9 weak, dsclined ~, reacted ". de.
sttefnaSs ths ieeliag was somewhat steadiss and
aud declined Hc rsiiied IA sold Oh 10 md
ssSc. CLOSED st june closed I, sbs;
July 9iagls closed % gl1gl No spring SO
st4t: No. 3 spring 7S47St 40 2 red s5c; No. 8
Sd see us Corn gis! ess ioyesi cub !sa
lsISp elpisd q SIC; July 90 sAssSc, cicsed Il
4i1sAl1sEc. Oats, mark tame aud ~ lower; cash
3t9eEet Nay closed 1t jane
sIssSi q c.o.ta q July o. clos a
10. 3 6'S FlsSseed easter; 10. j. 81 y. Mes
pork 4uiet hut arm; cash III l0all Is; juno
~ l2ssll lIs e9ssa as slI i21l; Jay sil 9Ua
Il Z! y closed a sll ~ LAtd steady; cash S1Sa
sad S755r, closed at 6S6c. Boxed meats quIe,
and anchApged5 short nib 6,66a5 67Ikc, Whisky
arm q 81 ID Sugar arm and adYaae!ar; cut loai
s1nT,ssed ri sae butte,
at i2Al2b. AiterIoan Sosfd--W What stesdIer md
11sa1<c higher. fptk 70 higher. Lard unchanged.
0tSctSSATt, O. Msy2t-Fiout dul hmiiy 81 q
q 50; fancy 81 11a3 10. Wheat weaker: No. red
Jos; receipts aeNl hashsls; sh'pmsna 400 br,h'
No. z mixed S25fc. Rye strong; No. 2 fall 75o,
barley srafce and fFni extra No. Stprtng &c.
Pork dull ut 81 to lard easy At 6.bSc. bulk meat
steady; shoulders 4,26e: short rib 670c. Bacon
Sic tkpuldeFs 6l23Sc; short RIB g. 7Ic; sh0li
Gleaf 6S7te Whisky quiet aud held al 81 Ii plttet
quiet aud unchanged. Sugar strong and tending
Upward: Eggs quiet at sc. chsess quiet and IN
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Al trains daily except Sunday.
Pallman's Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping
Cars through without change from stepbenvills
East to philadelphia and New York. WeAt 70 Coz.
nmbus, Clnefnnlti, louisville, Chicago, lndianAp'
oils and St Louis. gs
For through tickets, baggage cheeks, sleeping
apply % JOHN q. ToiLlSs0N, Ticket Agent at
Fan Handle Station, foot Of Eleventh street, or &C
City Ticket Once, under MeLura House. Wheeling,
100 JAMES McCREA,
Manager, Columbus, Ohio.
-' tHsI i. a. FOku,
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THE swIHT SPECIFIC CO.,
nr,war 4. Atinntt "a.
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sks,ehss Of the eish6p. Most Active in ths
Catholic uniysr.ity Movement.
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gkle GnteILiqanGer.
.KNflNENr pRRL.ArRs.

:oaesi IA. . and ). liss..sss.a sssss.
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Dry GoodS.


INV YoKx, May 2o-Thc general market has
been quiet In demand 90 far Is purchases for i'm.
mediate wants are concerned, hut Tor later 70.
qdtfemeniS at bFaWn eottoas and eoiosed goods, In
i quiet way, good business q being titecteis
Woolea goods Of desirable qualities ale moving
yGry steadily on account 81 previous engageInenH
with hsntw demand not active but 6tVery tatr
proportions
Cotton. ~
INV YoRK, May % Cotton essy and prices IN.
changed; futures closed quiet; Nay lGa6s: June
9Oc; July lng3c; August 10 ase September 10 77ct
Q tebor 9.t1e; November l0.9Sc; December l0&c;
Cnuary lo.3Sei February 11tsc,
ciScSxAEI, o., Nay 9O.-C Cotton quiet; middling
Petroleum.
PrIsRuRsa. Pa, Nay %. THE Oh market was
dull hutsteAdy; opened Il declined % NE
and closed At 10
NV YoRk. Nay 9a-Pc.reieHna steady; ua!sed
closed ct s1Sa7s}Ec. 81 ~. !
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PASSENGER tfains daily Including Sunday, 40.
COMMUNICATION trains runs daily EXCEPT sunday.
JOHN o. 1pNLINaoG,
- TleketA Gebt. wheeling. W. VA.
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SATURDAY, NAY 10, 1895,

TIE above Aale has been postDonsd until sAruE
nAv. NAY a, lSsS, a u O'Clock
nyB GIBSON u CRANHER. TfuHtee.
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TRANSFORMATION.
IsiLRYELANnl & plTTsBuRGH r.. r

10 !ssss..sszE.... -
coaae1ssa Tine sS!s Y Pss {, [ T;, cor,
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DdTTSBURGH, CINCINNATI & ST
i LOUIS RAfLRokp-pAn Handle Route.
ia ss...s.:
Time table for East and West corrected to Apr
s, 1sSS. Trains leave Pan Handle station, foot Gt
Eleventh street, near public landing, Is follows,
Central Standard time;
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APPEAL SPECIALS.
A Young Negro Fatally Stabbed by a
White Boy on the Street at
Nashville.
Additional Details of the Mckenzie
Tragedy-Inyestigat by the
COr0ner's Jury.
The Accounts of the Mississippi State
Printer Finally Adjusted-The
Matter in Dispute.
APPEAL SPECIALS.
ESPECIAL TO TIE ApPkAL.l

NASHVILLE. Tenn, December 1S.-As
the white pupils from the Main street pub.
lie school and the colored pupils Of the
McGee school were passing each other on
Main street this afternoon, fifteen-year-
old colored boy, named Sam Swa1t
iostled Willie Boyd, twelve-year-old
white boy, off the pavement. Boyd re-
taliated in kind and the two clinched
Boyd falling under the bottom S9art
was in the act of striking Boyd with a
rock when q white lad ran and gave Boyd
q knife. Swat sprang to his feet. AS be
did SO Boyd in fash stabbed Swart
twice, once in the eide and once in the
back. Swart's wounds are considered
fatsl. Boyd was arrested but was promptly
bailed out by his father, W. G. Boyd, one
of the most prominent citizens OF East
Nashville
a mess-meetipg was held tonight at
the Merchants Exchange to consider the
proposed railroad from Nashville to Knox
vile. Delegations from Putnam, Sum
ner, Trousdale and Smith counties were
present to urge that Nashville aid the en-
| terprise. Speeches were delivered by
Col. Turner of Galiatin, ]. W. Blanchard
and the agent of Mr.. Crawford, the Penn
sylVania iron king, who is the prime mover
in the project. A committee of citizens
Mao nppoAAtSO " soIIcil SuosCTIpIOHS Oh
$3.50, 600 in stock of the road. The popular
feeling is strongly in favor of the road. II
viii tap the great coal-beds of the Cum.
| bsrisnd plateau and add greatly tc the
manufacturing interests OF Nashville.
Assurance Was given by Col. Turner
| that work on the Chesapeake and Nash.
| Vile railroad would be commenced at this
| end Of the line February 1st, and the
road be completed next year. All the
rails and rolling stock has been purchased
The report that the Hon. II. ii. Harrison
| IS dead is an inaccurscy. He is very ill
| but not vet dead
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-19
PERSONALS.

ks SAMKLsoN left On business trip for
ST. Louis last night.
Dr.. l. w. BuDDEKE and bride are
guests at the Gilssy House, New York,
Col. NJ L. YEsEy, clerk and master OF
the Chancery Court OF Madison county,
is ia the city.
W. a. BATFAILLE of the Planters Journal
of Vicksburg is in the city, in the interests
OF his journal.
w. Z. HITE and son, Robert, of Helena,
Ark, are in the city on a visit among
friende during the holidays.
MISSES Lucy NEwcoMB and Josie Ram
sey of Helena, Ark, are the guests of Mr..
aud Mrs. VIM. Gay, 220 Alabama street.
J. i. J. SMITH and Wash Smith arrived
in the city yesterday from Cincinnati to
attend the funeral OF their father, the late
J. A. Smith.
Cart, BOB WISE, superintendent OF the
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Com
pany, arrived in the city last evening by
rail, and is quartered at the Peabody.
Miss OLLIE BLAND Of MaysvilIe, KY,
and Misses Bette and Annie Pylss o.
Cincinnati are making the round trip on
the Granite State as the guests of Capt.
ohn :. Jones.