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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-26
THE RACES TODAY.
THE OUTLOOK FOR THIS WEEKS
MEETING.
Pool Selling Mt the Peabody Last
Nighttime Programme Very
Attractive.

The fall meeting of the New Mem
phis Jockey Club, which begins today,
pr omises to be greater success than
any previous autumn meeting given
in this city. The country people are
buster than usual, but the attractive
programmes scattered broadcast
through every hogpsth in the sur
rounding States have done their work
effectually, and If the weather ia favor
able the club may expect large crowds
every day. The stables qulrtered at
the track are among the best in the
country, and the contests in nearly
every one of the events promise TO
be close and holly contested. The
sporting men are taking deep inter-
est, and promise - make the fun
whether the crowds turn out or not.
A glance at the programme for today
will give the lover OF the turf an idea
Of how much faith there is to be
placed in their promises. The stakes
are all large enough to make them in
terestiDg, and the assertion can be
ventured that the pooling will be ex-
cFedingly lively.
The Memphis and Charleston rail.
road, which gave excellent service
last year, will do even better at this
weeks meeting, and promises the
club every tscility that could be rea-
sonably expected for visiting and re.
turning from the track. The drive
out Union and Mclean avenues is in
excellent condition, and those who
have vehicles of their own will find it
a delightful way to reach the Rrounds
E 'peclal arrangements have ben
made for the comfort Of the ladies,
whose presence is especially desired.
Instead Of the hard plank benches
formerly used, comfortable chairs in
sufficient number for all have been
provided. Following is the programme
for today:
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LAW REPORTS.
Chancerx Couri-EIIett. Judge

For Tuesday, October 26th, court
will continue hearing OF cases undie-
posed of and announced for trial on
Mondays calendar.
Decisions English VS. Thomas, de-
murrer sustained; bill dismissed
without prejudice; segler vs.. Corrgill,
receiver denied; Davis We. Livermore
Foundry Company, iDjunc ion dis
solved; Woodruff Lumber Company
vs.. Brooke, demurrer oveiuled.
DEGREES - Danenhower vs.. Train,
Mason VS.. Apperson, Russell vs.. Hern-
don, McClellsnd vs. SiGler, Hill We.
Walker, continued for term Norris vs.
MarquiP, dismissed; Ayers vs. Amy,
COMPLIMENTS death suggested White
We. Moriar,y, supply papers; Davis vs..
Livermore Foundry Company, iDjunc-
ten dissolved; DeForrest We. Green
law, deliver Messick note; State vs.
Butler, report Of September goth con-
firmed; State va. Jackson, petition to
rehesr filed; Winters vs. Higgins, re.
Ceiver denied; Alsup VS.. Cole, fale
Irby We. McKibbon, final Lucarini Va.
dins, references renewed. Case of
Miles vs.. Greenlaw on trial at adjourn
ment.
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kilograms.

CINCINNATI, O., October 20. Might
River feet inches on the gauge and
falling. Weather clear and colder.
LoUIsvILLH, KY, October 25.-Night
River stationary, with feet in the
canal and 10 inches on the falls. Busi-
ness fair. Weather partly cloudy and
cool.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, October 25.-Night-
River fallen 2-l0 feet, and stands 8 2-10
feet on the gauge. Weather cloudy and
cold. No arrivals or departures ofregu-
lar packets.
VIcKsBURG, MISS, October 25.-
Night-Departed: City Of NatcheE,
New Orleans, 4 pm. Owing to low
water and danger to navigation, she
only runs by daylight.
OAIRo, ILL, October 25.-Night-
River feet inches on the gauge and
rising. Weather cloudy and turning
cold. Arrived: City OF Vicksburg,
Vicksburg, noon; City Of Baton
Rouge, 81. Louie, pm. Departed:
d. r. Powell, Vicksburg, l pm.
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BIG fields to pick from today.
THE track is in prime condition.

Bio fields to pick from today.
THE track is in prime condition.
CART. s. S. Brown is in the city.
O. ENRIsHT, OF Louisville, is on
deck.
BAP soLARI, of New Orleans, is In
the city.
CAPT. G. WASH FLOYD will take in
the races.
THOMAS T.. SAGE, OF Kansas City,
will back his judgment.
AMONG recent arrivals were Owen
Jamison and John Thayer.
CLIFTON BELL, OF Denver, Col, is
among the TURTLES on the ground.
THOMAS QUINN, B. A. Brady and II.
Landerman came IN from Lexington,
KY, yesterday.
BRAcKETT's stable arrived from Hell
ena yesterday with Nina b., Barbara,
Leroy and Peacock.
AMONG the jockeys on the ground
are James Bond, Stovall, Thos. 0'Hara,
Farrell, Richardson, Cooper, CoviDg-
ton aud Downing.
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A Winter Meeting.

New Orleans Picdwne: Leon La
mothe has been for several weeks
past negotiating with the Louisiana
Jockey Club for the use OF the fair
grounds course for winter meeting.
IL is said that he has been successful
and the required permission will be
granted in a few days. This will be
good news to local lovers OF the turf
and the many who profit by the pres
ence of the race horse people. The
sale Of the Mobile track TO S, 5. Brown,
as private training quarters, will make
New Orleans sought after as a winter
resort by racing stables, and a number
have already written TO know II there
will be races here with view Of COM
ing down as soon as the fall racing
North is over,
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The Races To-day

Will be inaugurated by a grand old
English fox hunt, under the super.
vision of Capt. j. w. Alley. The
first aport Of the kind ever introduced
on race track in America. Two
brace OF hounds will be loosed at
once. The fun begins at 80. Races
att :30. Trains on the Memphis and
Charleston railroad at IL am, IL
noon, II: 80 p. M, ! pm, 80 pm, 2
pm. and 2:30 pm. Dinner for those
at the fox hunt only 80 cents.
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Railroad Contract Awarded - Cut
ting and Shooting in Etc " an
COunlV
ESPECIAL TO rHE APPEAL.I

ISFEOlAL ~ lhh APPkALsl
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, October 25.-In-
telligence was received here today of
the award to Birmingham party Of
the contract for building the twenty.
seven miles next the city of the
Georgia Central extension from Good
water. This is nearly half the lire Of
road bed graded by Mr.. H. F. Debar-
deleben from CahsbA river toward
the city, and before its complet on
the Georgia Pac tic road has been
bought by the Central Pacific. 1t re-
lieves them of some of the heaviest
work that the present contract would
have had to cover.
A special to the Age from Gadsden
says: Friday night, in Briscoe's cave,
Etowab county, j. II. Waits Stabbed
r. O, Gilbert in the bowels five times,
killing him almost instantly. One
dollar aud half claimed by Waits as
a debt of Gilbert's to him caused the
fracss. Waits was jailed at Gadsden
Saturday night.
Also, in Etowah county, a man
famed Ables got drunk, went to
the house of a widow named Conner,
and, being refused admission, forced
his way in, shot her in the back and
killed her. He made his escape.
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Tho Fourteenth nIutrini.

A meeting Of the Democrats OF the
Fourteenth district was held at the
Hernapdo Curve last evening. Gen.
A. ]. Vaughn presided and L. La.
Grill, jr., acted as secretary. The fol-
lowing committees were appointed:
Committee on General Work, such
as Getting Out Voters, etc.-Will
Bierce, Earl MCGOWAN, Ham PAtter-
son, o BuCkigana, ID. W. Collier, Mat
0'Hearn, ]. Taylor, j. S. Wells, i. W.
Porter. ]. j. Williams, j. s. Mitchell,
Jim Gray, colored, Sam Martin, colored,
Steve Williams, colored, John Fisher,
Capt. Forester, Phil Jones, j. W.
Brush, Gus Jordan, w. T. Hunt, Nc
Tighe, ]. T. Jordan, d. w. Scales.
Committee on Work at the Polls
Earl Whitford, John Pierson, Will
Barrett, Tom MCGOWAN, Chas. Dan
man, L. d. Adsms, John Garrett,
J. r Whitsett, IL. L. Punch, John
Heinrich, A. ]. Harris, W. Burnett,
Ed Josie, John EdgingtoD, Rivers
Groves, W. Dunn, Phineas MCGOWAN,
Walter Talbert, ]. II. Lenow, j. B.
Hughes, Tony Cszaretta, L Carter.
Hack and Bus Committee-G George
Rubsch, jr., Gus Schiller, Tom Me-
Bride, Carl Bierce, viii Gather, Ed
Dale, B. A. Whitsett, Chas. LeCleIc,
A. b. Bartholomew, Gap Webb, p.
ManDigin, l.. LaGrill, IT,, Bob Snow
don, Fred Lucarlni.
A. J. VAUGHAN, Chairman,
\, LAGRILLi JR,i Secretary,
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ImporIant Damocrnlic NTealinr.

The friends OF the Democratic ticket
State, county and Congressional
held meeting, largely attended, yes
terday evening at No. 10 Madison
street, at which the following proceed.
inVs were had:
On motion, Mr.. holland Fontaine
was made chairman and L. f. Adams
secretary.
The following committees were APP
pointed, to-wit:
COMMITTEES ON FINANCE.
Main street, north OF Madison-E.
Lowenstein, James Riley, s. |. Nc.
DoWell, w. q. Cannon.
Main street, south of Madison-R.
J. Black, Gilbert Raine, l. n. Snow.
den, John Millen.
Front street, south OF Madison
John X. Speed, Dennis Smith, j. H..
Martin.
Front street, north OF Madisou-E.
L. MCGOWAN, George Arnold, j. T.
Petit.
Madison street w. D. Bethel, John
John'on, W. Il. Moore.
Beal street-Charles Kney, L. Law
horn, Dan schloss.
On motion, the following gentlemen
we're appointed committee on clos
ing stores: w. w. Schoolfeld, w. b.
Mallory, Joe Fader, E. @. Buchanan,
John S. Toof, John S. Sullivan aud
VIM. Horgan.
On motion the following committee
was appointed for the city at large:
Holmes Cummins, Newman Erb,
Mike Burke, r. b. Pegram, Malcolm
Patterson, John ]. Shea and j. j.
Duffy.
N, FoETAINE, Chairman.
Il. +. ADAMS, Secretary.
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Neb., over our new line recently COM
pleted from Weeping Water to that
place. From Lincoln we went to
Omahs, where we are constructing a
belt line around the city, which will
give the Missouri Pacific the most
complete and valuable facilities Of
any road there. After leaving Omaha
a trip was made over the entire line
of the Central branch, our specisl
train going through 10 the ex RENE
end of the line. From there we came
back to Kansas City, visited the Lex
ington coal mines, and went to Seda.
liza over the Lexington branch"
"What was the object Of your visit
to MemphisW
at was to look after terminals for
the Bald Knob spur OF the Iron Noun.
tain, which will be comp eted to Men,
phis at an early date. We also visit.
ed the Pilot Knob mines and | was
greatly interested in and amply re-
paid for the visit by a careful irspec.
ton oithe remarkable granite deposits
there"
chow did you find the physical
condition of your lines.
very good. Better than | ever
saw them. We are using great deal
Of stone ballast and are putting down
much heavier steel than formerly,
ranging from sixty-three TO seventy
five pounds, in order to accommodate
the heavy motive power and rolling
stock. We are now equipping the
Missouri Pacific with standard en-
gines, a piece OF one will fit any of
the others, and builders can at any
time supply any part on short notice.
The large growth Of traffic and abso-
lutte necessity Of having motive power
always ready for use necessitates this
improvement" $50
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CIrcuIt Cour,-Estes, Judge.

Jury calendar for to day: Nos. 9052,
on trial 9095, Jas. B. franklin VS. Ac-
cident Insurance Company; 9l03, 7.
H. Hellmnn vs. Kansas City, Spring
field and Memphis Railroad Company /;
9106, r. J. Black d Co, vs. Ed Stack;
OLA, State OF Tennessee ex rel. Bart
lift vs.. Aug. Holthafer; 9129, W. O..
Schwalmeyer vs.. F. Benseick; 9l49,
Taxing District va. w. A. Bickford /;
9l53, same VS.. Harlow Dow; 9l87,
Theo. Reed We. s. B. MoLemOre; 1916,
M. Sheridan vs.. ]. II. Stafford; 1853,
W. L. Crawson We. John B. Hill S795,
g. Diviceuzo Va Herbers & Frick I;
$500, W. A. Smith vs.. W. g. Oar
mody; 1890, W. S. Robinson vs.. Will
Iiams & Co. 90lO, Walter Davis VS..
Memphis and Arkansas City Packet
Company: 9Ol7, Amelia johnson vs..
Tom Brown; 1902, Ms. Ann Lsgrill
VS.. DR.. II. J. Shaw; 9l27, j. M.
Cheshire vs.. P. NJ. Pate son & o.;
9l04, Haneuer Oil Works VS.. W. B.
Mallory & Co.
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ADDITIONAL RIVERS.

OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, U. S. Ar
MEMPHIS, October %, pm.
The following observations are taken
1t all stations named at 75o meridian
.'me, which is one hour faster than
Memphis time:
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TRANSFERS.

L, E Register ct ux, trust deed to
Samuel Hirseb, trustee, to secure the
Memphis Building and Savings Asso
citation in the sum Of $500, 25xl61
feet on north side OF Union street.
Z. Orgill ct al 10 John W. Ourrin,
lots % and 26 CT Il. 7. Rose subdivis-
ion, north side Of Monroe street; con-
sideration, $500.
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A fairy lost precious charm
To keep the rosy gums from harm,
To keep from teeth decay and death,
10 sweeten and purify the breath
This charm the fairy lost q mortal
found,
And SozoDoNT tits called on earthly
ground.
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ON CHANGE.

TIE Bradstreet Agency reports 1913
failures in the United States for the
week ending oc'ober 22d, AGAINST l49
the previous week aud 146 in the
same week last year, 234 in 1884, 200
in 1883 and l4l in 1882. Canada bad
%, against "a the previous,week. TIE
total in the United States from Janu-
airy let is S096, against 1894 in like
portion OF 1886, decline of 99S. In
1884 the total was S7l7, in 1883 it was
1917, and in 1882 it was 5677.
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Judge Hammona's appointment.

CIRCuIT Court or THE UNITED STATES,
WESTERN DISTRICT on TENNESSEE.
To the Hon. II. 5, Hammond, Judge of the
United States District Court for the said
Western District of Tennessee
SIR-Applications have been made
to me in writing pursuant to law for
the appointment OF Federal Super
visors to guard and sCrutinize the cleo
ton to be held for a member OF Con-
gress for the Tenth Congressional Dis.
trict OF the State CT Tennessee on the
I'd day Of November next, aud !, by
reason Of other engagements, being
unable TO discharge the duties in the
premises imposed on me by the laws
pertaining thereto, do hereby author
ize and empower you to act in my
stead and to do and perform every ju-
dicial duty connected Herewith in as
full and ample a manner as / could
do II | were present and acting in the
premises.
Done this 22d day of October, A. d, 1885.
HOWELL II. JACKSON,
United States Circuit judge for the Sixth
Judicial Circuit.
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TAKEN UP.
PERSONAL.
STRAYED.
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

MARE-0ne dark roam pony built mare,
wi Is hands high. Return TO DR.. WILL
FORD and be rewarded.
MARE-From my residence, 800 Union
1Nl street, one dark gray mare, 8 years old,
about Az hands hiRh, light gray spot on left
hip. Return, and be rewarded, TO
A. FORREST & co,
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iDERAL SUPERVISOR.

y 7
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT Court,
HOWELL X. Jackson, Judge.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, October %, 1886
The resignation OF Luke L. Wright
as Chief supervisor OF Elections for
this Judicial District is accepted, and
Francis Fentress is hereby appointed
one of the Commissioner OF this court
and Chief Supervisor OF Elections to
fill the vacancy ocCasioned by the said
resignation.
HOWELL Il. JACKSON,
United States Circuit Judge.
II. S. HAMMOND,
lJnited States District Judpe
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0OOX15o FEET-Two blocks from street
AOO car line, southeast part Of city, for
cheap houses only; So per foot.
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II Georgia st.. ; lot 55xl70, with house Of 6
rooms, in good order. This is a choice piece
of property, and can be purchased on easy
monthly payment by paying part cash. APP
ply Minter Parker or A. j. Martin, $50 Main.
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DLANTATI0N-0n the Arkansas River,
i Lincoln County-600 acres in high state
of cultivation; 1910 acres in tract; well i'm.
proved; steam gin, 2 large barns. 81 good cab
ius and handsome Dwelling, rooms. with 20
acres Lawn in front, Liberal terms. Apply 10
MALLORY, CRAWFORD & CO.,
$40 and 374 Front strest, Memphis,
or j. g GARRETT, Sarasga, Ark.
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ENINE Horse and Buggy-Horse one of the
II finest in the city; any lady can drive
him. Buggy almost nsw-W oodruff & Oil
Apply at 404 oP0NT0TOC STREET,
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IJOUSE AND LOT 6Oxl6O, near Main st. !;
IL can be had at bargain. Apply at
2S7 GE0RGIA ST.
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7 0T-Choice Fort Pickering lot; no city
IL taxes. DIR, HINS0N, 279 Main ST.
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FOR SALE.

PED. ROOM AND PARLoR FURNITURE,
ID Window Shac es, etc., Just received.
Special bargains this week. Wholesale and
retail. AMES, BEATTIE & CO..
1863 Main street.
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V0UNG MAN-In Kahn & Freiberg's Dry
i Goods Department. Only such as had
some experience and frst-cla references
need apply.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

JAMES WASHINGTON. formerly or, nSE,S cook at
terer for 45S and ASS Shelby street, squares
below Gayoso, where superb meals, with
prompt attention, will be served for $40 per
month.
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nAIRY-To buy a dairy doing a good
- business. Al.o man to drive wagon,
Address DAIRY, this Office,
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TWO MULES AND DRAYs.
L Address W., this office.
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HITzFELD'S Oil, Vapor and Gas Stoves
IL for light housekeeping. 233 Second st.
HOUSE AND L0T-The ]. A. Hayes, Jr.,
to w. Q. HsYSS I stats NstionSI BANK nf'
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n ENERAL AGENTS-For Ze'ps Ency-
~ cloP@dias; T. ELLW00D zELL, Pub
Usher, Philadelphia.
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P0QMS-Two or three upfurnished rooms
~ by two persons. Apply at Schilling's
BOardin ghonse, Adams street.
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DOOMS- Pleasant furnished rooms. with
LIZ board, for ladies or gentleM en-. Terms
very reasonable ys992 Court Extended,
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UlVERYB0DY..To know that thu cele-
~ Grated health giving PIN0 BEDDING
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ORGAN-suitable for family or Sunday
~ school. Apply at 50 Geslee street.
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P0ARD-ln private family for gentleman
- and wife; good references required.
Address p, No. Madison az.
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WANTED,

P00MS-Suite of nicely furnished rooms
1l for two gentlemen. Address r, Appeal.
Q0ARD-By gentleman and wife in pri
- vate family, convenient to car line !;
must be first class, and terms moderate.
Address Y. Y. D., this office.
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TOR SALE CHEAP-No. 6 Washington
IL Hand Press, for nine:column ppper;
good as new. inquire at No. 81 Union st.
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EIkST- CLASS PIANIST
II Apply at l48 Shelby street.
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4 REyIEw or WAL srngEr.


What Ono Firm of Brokers Has to say
of Weeks Operations Past aud TO
Come.
Doran, Wright & Co., OF New York, In
their financial view Of the past week to
Walsh, Cropley Sc Co., OF this city, say:
"1he market has alternated between hopes
and feNrs-hopes Of speedy settlement Of
the labor troubles; the transcoutinental
fight, and resumption Of fair rates on the
railroad, and fears of further outbreaks on
the Missouri Pacific, aud possibly a spread
Of the epidemic TO other lines. Public sentil
ment has unqucstionably opposed the
strikes for their rdisOn d'etrC was insufficient
and their method bad. Setting aside, how
ever, the casus belll, the treatment of the
case has called forth considerable comment
and at times certainly has savore1 OF q
stock jobbing operation. The strike set
tied and the strike still on has alter
mated every morning aud the market has
been worked accordingly. Next In i'm.
poi'ance to the great labor question comes
the trauscontineutal war; which now,
after savage and demorallzing
campaign. looks like being settled up, and
to this Is due the strength OF Pacific Mail
and Northern Pacific preferred. Toe latter
stock has already had sharp rise owing to
very heavy short interest, one prominent
bear having covered over 5000 shares on
the first receipt OF peaceful negotiations
The great drop in wheat and the April bond
call have each in their way exercised n
wholesome effect on the money market
and gold shipments have ceased TO afford
the bears an opportunity for predicting
panic. The coal combination, having settled
the basis Of the great reorganization, are
now busy picking up the minor threads aud
connecting them, difficult task where al
lotments have to be made and railroads sat
isiled. Mr.. Gowen Is slowly dying natural
death. There may be some who believe In
his plans, and capabillty Of raising money TO
carry them out, but the major
ity have preferred to 20 over
to an established syndicate with
the money Id hand, and where the majority
go the minority invariably will follow. The
allotments once settled, another advance in
the price OF coal Is promised, aud slowly,
but surely, the black diamond will once
more he regarded as valuable property,
and the coal stocks appreciate accordingly.
st. Paul and Northwest are In the mean
time like two Kilkenny cats, trying to dis.
turb the harmony of the whole neighbor-
hood, aud from the way st. Paul has opened
fire, 1t is probable the fight will be a short
and merry one. From this summary 1t will
be seen that the good news, when weighed
in the balance, will be found wanting. Still,
matters are in a condition when settlement
of one or all is not improbable, and Wall
street has, as usual, discounted the worst
news therefore the outlook for any very
serious decline is, we think, improbable,
the chances OF any immediate rise unlikely,
and traders market the natural result un.
I'll one by one the clouds shall roll away
and give US chance to gaze once more on
genuine atmosphere"