davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-06

The following the comparative visible cram Supply m
states and Canada rs complied ny the Produce
Exchange:
r g97sais as Sa' $3.50 RSS ' Sss7
Mar = 40 ie597o73 25'O92o Sac COS lo397o4
ADJ .434o5ooG lo45c0cs 3O3lo7l Ss5,l25 l,o3o,3o3
Apr 5 7s4l 4Os l7l57o86 44sol5l 2ceO4o4 l.S5S2o4
!M,apoayols and ST. Paul not iuccdea
Ray AND sTRAWnThe hay sapp!y IS light demand ma
s. ~ Ec So > s@9ls7 qe Clover Mixed 75es
Long rye straw 96osl, short rye 70@5ocf Cat 'o@
81 at sc for 500 test cuba
NAVAL s1OREo-sprts Inrpenilne was arm at ooe Con On
the SPOT. Kosn was rmn the pri'es current Tor wee"
%1IE't Paa EdJ e2< az, no.
wen sustained H9l,a To- bis Ness m - -, ,oG
9c' ou6 SS eS' oS Tor 'ai AMI 50 ,oS@G 3 for
New sio75el 30 for Family Mess, sl2Gfl4 for Clear
saics 50 ties. CITY Extra India Ms sl5; BEE W. n,
eassS Sd in pTfs MS 6S C bal % u raee 8 %
- 90 10 eHs F4n s P aos ~ IS SAFE loo
6s ~ SP pI,yste fefms ctr MEATS Have light de-
n avirase nc. 25 boxes do 49, Sci 1000 JOS do;
oog 10 , ayerns ~ aR i no. shon I'd a,c
quoted 4.a4sc smoked shoulders ~ nesied
lams 50 c' smoked CO. ~ y dyi I'm =, r
iyc 5s Lon ana snort lear at private iern,
t9 9c ' Short t. cl ss% ssED ave
eir censnd A. sod pr,e Tty e{U .a Inn, n lilly
lover but Strengthened later in the V anu recovered RON
eer. - tcs western stoan at 6 er 80 tcs April
6.!1nG2dc. closing q 2Ica Loo tcs May, % cue"
closing 6yrc bid 2luO June, y. "G = e. closing % &C.
bl0. 900 tee July. u.3lc. closing $50 August clos
ng 4ic. 30 tcs september Gju,. closing al 'uc. CITY
-f1am In moderate drm2nd. sales 40 tcs. AZ 81 &C
Refined quoted 6jjc and south American ~'c
II Pflvate terms ~ ii FIX ava
oHFI~r n AR demand ant irm \ .W BIZ IIEt-EI
gin Creamery - Gac. Pennsylvania DO - 5c Western
= c., State Dairy GaI!.arEin tubs d8ie; M"ish
'u,s on c Western Imitation Creamery, = &c; West
ern Dairy Sc.; e-tcrn FACTORY In 'lci H0S "a
re. Old But Err STATE airy. lj@2nc5 state DIARIES
rrElrs l2d 1Jc' State Ialtr nikius lbd;Sc
CUEE~f-Siatc. all icc. Western Sel &c. Sums
LGG~A 81 de stronger an tn T. II demanL
stat. 234c. Western. l2lg li'.c; southern lt6l-t
IN, thoicc IN demand ami firm az .Glgsc limo ny
ouiof -. nomc-c tlsxseed. 81 or m CHI ago
~ 6Jd. ~.
SUGAK-Kaw at sc. Tor Fair sales 235 hhds and 40
bags centrifugal 9 lGC and 200 bags domestic Noises
at &c Rctnei dul cut osf PIG a. Sc ornsed - II
q0s-c: ubcs 7.i6c dered 6j l5dG2c Grtnul@ed.
lie; Mould A" G4ci Confecuoners A. nc
~. nt.rd a" > l}.l6c.. ON a." 6'2U1'sc.. White
,tf, "C~ 5. "a ~; Extra &C" 595.. "C' i7.Q
Sc. Yellow. 4Ld4 &c.
SrFARINE -lprd inn city qn0teh at z q lac sales.
o. roo b- late saturday, SEC 10000 bs western al pii
vate terms. OIeonarGarne quoted al DC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-06

Nos $40 1872 lS4l 2Ooo lc4e 2615 1901 29 soS d2so
2325 25S 1890 1899, 23l2, .5lJ lbO5 ESQ.,
1850 232O I2U2 1856. 1898, 1874. .. -. -
sugRoG ATxs Contradictions Rollins. s-2lo VIII OF hme
lb5. Will OF Nllgm j. DOhnchy u L. MI ici'
will Of William Darling T. M ,,. .,..x.,a, n 7
SuPERoR CoURT-GESERAL IERa-Before scdswick - -
Freedman and Ingra'aIu j. J-Nos T. 3, ~ IL, H. 49,
IL l6 II, Is 10. 20. ~. %. - -.
sUPxRoR CoUar-srsciAL TgRh-Before IruaI' J'-Nos
"a ,ii 40 40 42S. (. 425. i2G. i27, 42s: -
SUPERIOR Cou9T-TmAL TERN PART !. before 0Gorman
Mos I2I1 l.IS, 12.9 II a, lt0 1882 1898 l''' 1885,
I5Tg l7l3 i125 1927 1879 1922 1929. l2Si -
COMMON PLHAs-E9uuY TERa-BeOre Lairemore u j.
COMMON PLRAs-srSclAL TERM-Beorc Botsstaver j.
COMMON PLxAs-TRIAL rRRn-PARI loBefore DaY c 20
Nos r0I LIS l749 1870. 1911. 1879, ll.l ~ 1922
1853 1855 l3ii 1892 1863. 1865 1912 1875 ll 1912
1901 1929 1918 1901. 1901 no l?44 1913 daos 10
1917 III 1850 1850 1901. 1862 1904. 1898, 1906 1865
COMMON PIEAs-TRIAL TEEn-pART II-Before Van Hoe
sen JNos 1883 la4+ 1896 1873 l22". i43l itoo +h
1888 1928 1870 laos. l77 l75 u.s. l7S5 lS1' Sos
CoUErIRiAl PIT Before hthS, u 81
5000 g., 81, 3453 oo1o, oslo 5oAl osZ' 4''o' -o'' ~
CRY CoCRT-rRIAL rERM-rART II.-netoro lIyaat -;
Nos 6s75 oS79 5ee 5os 1921 9I Ls e.' SoSs S595
5SsI, 0S02. 5i03. 1884. oo9s, 56s3 o4-o' $780, ' ~
CRY CouRT-TRiAL TgRM-PAHI IIi0Beip3ie hs'' Ia
Nos 59G2 6l4S Ge3 3lsl. 900 44Os go ist 7'' '0''
5g7s AZ 81 ~ G7S3 $40 5e5l 3J!o oJ' ci parre,t
Court OF OYER TkRhNEk- bciof" S"'s9 -A-'N''
smyth ana Assistant District Attorney Fitzgef"
y x a s. O. 4 D. O. TO- IL. l., Is. "a. TO- ~ p. tracs
Corpr or general SEs5ONs-PABT Il.-D',5Ve, '..yso
Iderseeye ana Assistant District Attorney a
ia l. D. g. T. g. g. 20. H. II, 49, "A. TO- IT, IL To- ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-06
corrov u.KKrrs-sY rELggeAPH


LIVERPOOL ApIll -l2:3j p m.-Coton-ste dy. with a
faIr demand; Miadlns plands 6di do Hddln- Orleans
5i.lj S1.s- OUJ Jies mcluing 1000 nales for spoc
uiaDn and export receipts uUu0 bales. inciullng 900
clause Aprl delivery, OSrtd; do April and May drliV
ery 4 Lid also I ~ sd; do May ana June delivery
az do June aud July delivery. Lid also bad; 90
Juy ana Au,st deivcry iOid; also D4d do. August
aIl oyrinbeI delivery. 52Did do September cell cry
Tenders for deliveries OF to.days cearings 500 bales
Gockcts ana 100 Daer oil ,,.,,,...- o.,....
2 . aL-Middiing Upiands 4 1916 MiddIns orleans
- d tn-The sales of day nciu', 5000 bales Amer
Futures quiet but -teady; Upands Low Mddng clause.
Aprl delivery. 1 62-6sd. buyers 10. Aph aht 80 u9
Iyery 4 u-D4d buyers do. May and Jane uehVery "a
buyers June Juy delivery - 30 btFer7 no July
5 turnst aelivcfy 5-,lu. sellers; do august and sep
fcubrr delivery 7B4d sellers do oepic no anu Octo
n,rd-liy,Iy > rslcrs october ano rOFeinDer
delivery 2Ji6. sellers do september delivery %
o' ~ ~" ruiure. closed dull Uplands Low Adding
ci.u.e delivery 0,64d- sr.lcfs. do Aptli ana
teuyrrv sellers do hAy aud June delivery
5d sellers June and July dcliSelF. -o4n seio,s
40 July and August dcl.yerr Tod ouyrIs. 40 Ausus
ii sd buyers DO september anu
O,t.l,,r 4-04d bu,efs do october ana OstM
Der rvtry t-u4L sellers, DO sept ue'erJ' 'ofL
Ou.iSss1oy April Cotton steady Miidllng. SIS Low
N1ddlug food Ordinary. lJ-loi net alt gross re-
cents 81 Dal-s exports France, 2,4lo Jairs slOcA
SAVANNA April 5-Cotton quiet Mdding -. 10"
Mlddlinv :, BIG Good Ordinary. ll4p' Let receipts
yl naIrs xrus. exEprts To treat .ttah 100
bales colstWisc 1924 bales, sales iZoo Oaes ''ocH'
NFw.oaiE.xs April 5.-Cott"n firm Middin& slll0:
Law Mi6dpg .i.lG God Ordinary IS - net receipts
lsI-. gross II uae- exports 10 Great bTltun.
1925 the Continent, SoVo OAIo'i s'oS o'oVo
bales; STOCK, 2H,bOi bSos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-06

Good 70 Prime steers sold ono year ago 50 So
Tie average was estmated At - 81.
past week 81 heed han last week ami 1893
head less than the corresponding " eck last year
slight advance m prices on bIth Meinesiag -
Frcy altogether equal to aout zoe per 100 ID i've "e1"'
British markets ruled steay at the decline ho'eo ~'S
Home markets FOR Dressed Beef both city AMI Yves ern
advanced from 4 to isc per y on 'isEt supply -. ,
enec on Thursday and trdag. WITT no actual femaad
from CITY butchers che market = non,S. 40, p n %
heavy arrivals Country Dressed Thursdy toany
OF them in bad condition. operated TO demorAnc inc aeso
The arrivals sheep Lambs he past were even
ward grades advancing &c per q Thursday With
a dali fe ling Friday and salur'ay ihoush me very
receipts prevented decline 10 selling rates e
highest figures reached were Unshon sheep ana 40
ihe scarcity Of sprn seeps market itlc
firm for really fine stock out there are very tw sr,m1
INIT Snt IT X Choce stock to bring OVER s..
No Live Hogs Offering The past week ,i,y Dress ~ as.
BEFvEscRecepts we're 23s of 4,l5i head,e5 care
Ears e rssye car and tern Meg q and
the.e sales Of any im,orti pcc - - , e.,,-,z
child & sulzherser and with about eariola' r. o
served for export the Sner rms nools Of everT
tn Friday and all i. want OF Caie 70 gay ana
there was IA ry GOOD demand Tor me yu ne
abon sc lower than Friday The marc co.i in-l WIN
dozen car loads ct more nnsolh bn the ehhS WIS soo'
Wr Eastman purchased i55 head a por 100 r.
Ioed of TsSer choice selling at 50 IT, Extra see
50 . per Il r. % isers 500 IS o A. - = n ~
ca DAD of stiled - Oj One Extra Bull brought DC
PEI ~ Goldsmith reserved and purchased 20 head
ne Wisconsin win take tomorrow 272o quarters q
Beef and 300 carcasses OF M ton 49,, ,,., D., ,,
Mutton follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-06
EUROPEAN ptyAyct,. MAKERS

IONDoN April 1880 n-COnsols, 100 SIG for mo- ey
jntcu Four ana one II Az
per Bonds lliss tIie 26i. do second Consos YU
Common 80; NeWlOrk Central lO4 =; PenhsYl-
yania. = Reading. l2l4. A.
ars advice. quote Three Per Cent Rentes a. 80 francs
81 u Centiuies iOr account
LONDON Apul q p m-Atisntic and Great western
First MoftxSse Trustees Certificates 4O7- Canadian Pa
ellie Gjs Ere 20 Illinois Central l4Z4 Mexican Of,Lli-
~ IUi, Paul Common, o's New Jrk central IOi y
Pennsylvania - 81
Spanish fOur-. 81.
b. L. Paris adSccs quote IEreo fef Cent iSehtes Al
francs . ccntlm"s FOR the account
sdycs quote exchange, On London al 20 francs IL >
centbes Tor checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-06
LOVES AyD suALL LEAVE CHICAGO

Chicago, April (Spec,aD. THE Rev. sam "
Jones and the Rev Sam" small departed for Atlanta
tins ,norupg. They were each given $4,000 compen
s,1ion for their five weeks labor here. George W. W.
Carroll a newspaper manager, at meeting OF ths
Methodist ministers this forenoon. testified mat he hau
b-en saved through Sam" Jones ant the ackuOwleuS-
n,ent drew the wannest expressions OF JOY from ihe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-06
.v.ppBOpRJ1TIOy BILL VETOED.

PHILADELPHIA, April 5 lSpeciaO.-Clty Sol
icitor Warwick sent long opinion TO tho Mayor this
afternoon in answer the later request for al opinion
upon the right OF Councils TO appropriate S|oooo out
of the surplus the gas loan No for improved pave
ments on streets occupied by passenger railways INC
City Solicitor says that the of the railway COM
reoirc them to keep streets IN repair ana II
the approx IL for the pavins OF suen stleoe ~ -
appropriation is TO pay TOT pa'h-
repairing such the companies arc not
Ia nave or repair TIC Mayor has vetoed the Oruin"nce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-06

PHILADELPHIA, April 5.-The supplies OF an
thracc coal at point have begun to deere ase rap
idly because OF tho increased quantities OF TINS fue used
since the bituinnous Goals have been made scarce oy
the strikes Another reason for the depletion Oh me
, ia bat the purchasers ut tslde poihts, now mat
there is no prospect prices going any lower have be
coal eastward Ii is not thought that prices VIII De
..y.iu advanced until fall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-06
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Riuer. Vessels and Rtilro IDS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFPFF-Spot RIO dull at $40 for Fair. No salea OPP
tons opened points higher but closed dull The sales
were only 800 bags closing as follows April
us, 1871 10: September. 7osg7loi October 70,
grades nrm 500 pecus PADDING from September sale
at l6ioc.
CoTrON-Spot Cotton l6c hrher. with salcs Of 7l2
bales AL for home sumption: 1000 bales devere Ro
ceps at the ports to-day 1OO7 bales against 1874 this
day last week and 1861 last year; since september l.
4434t4 against 564 07 for the period last
The quotations according to the American classification
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-06
THE pRIyCEYON ATHLETIC TEAM

PRINCETON, n. D., april 5.-The lntercolieSl-
ate Athletic team which Will represent PRINCETON d. h
cames TO be held IN New YORK. on May ~ mas peoh
nos.p "a foIIows: Throwing the hammer Adams. Hal
sry: putting the shot Cook mile walk Thompson; inie
rnn Garter Hamilton; half-me run, Carter, Grnlth ;
ou,rtrrplie run Grith. Guthrie Hodge. Fenton; pole
1au H. Hodge Toler; tug of war, Jamison, Mcclellan
Calhoun Cowan (AnchUr)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-06

State bonds quiet SAFES OF Virginia Ga deferred
at 97s show some improyement OF city bank st9c&s
Metropolitan sold ~ at - North America (3O al l22.
and Bank OF the state Qi 1t 1913.
The market for railway bon was dnil ana irregular
general Us q higher ut 934 and the 1s were mp R
Mt 1914 American Dock and Improvement MS were on
Al 7sl but the currency 6s were up g az 80 canada
Southern first and seconds were steady at lO6l3 ana
10 i23a Toledo and Ohio Central irsts 4 h CHER
az g6a- East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia cOnsOls
Il easier at 80 and tho Incomes were on e at 49,
Virginia Midland incomes rose l Z to 10. Columbus.
Hooking Valley and Toledo hrsts were OF L at
rose rose ~ s0''I to SSs Se%Yors. Ontario and
Western rsi we're sr9ns a 81 G'@ T.s ana
cihc and Wrstern amt TIE terminal 81 each were L
Chicago DIVISION declined per to 90; Denver and
Rio Grande frsis rose per cent to l2d ne consG
up 4 at lO44 Atlantic and Pacific ir'ts. Western
division sold M to s7 and the incomes rose from l
22l2 Q22as OREGON Railway and Navigation 4 SIS
were y higher at 1854 Fort Worth and Denver firsts
irregular AT s. JOSH
The suh-Tressury to-day los, $3.50, 81 Oh balance.
made ap by currency toss OF s9l6.9i4 less coin gain
1927 1913. The days operations covered: Receipts,
Sl.452.057; p-yments. 81 r-sntnG III bal
auces or Sl0,93I390 currency and S321 6l7 coin
Money easy at pig n per cent aud closed at LIZ
per cent
The Clearing House statement was as follows: Ex-
changes, ST. .S99.27l; balances. SJ53C,9eG.
The United States treasury at Washington received
The customs receipts s67s.23O and tho Internal
reveuu. receipts were r62o.9J2
The foreign exchanges were d1i ana weak We revise
quotations for business ~ follows: Bankers bllls,
- sc and - - for long and sh1r. sterling respectively
517"s and 5lJs frames; 95a aud 30 Tor relchmarSs
40 and 4Olz Tor Eullders.
In London Brii s consois We're steady 100 lo for
mO.ay and IL per cent higher 1T 100 40 Tor account
United States 42s y re Is ~ Aer at lIis American
railways generally opened lower in response to satdr
days declines. aud IN tho closing quotations responded
II O'Clock raid made IN oday's hOmo market AT
Paris French per ccut' rose to soj7 and closed al
So against so i2l2 Saturday and ssnt exchange on
London WAS on TO 20. IA y francs 10 the q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-06


duh noticed for +ome little time pas shippers
o5biDr trase "a rei mainly to to small parcels
e s rap Sa re S9 SS sf9 Wien
export included in the transactions are 1000 bOs
favor lie patents at 5000 70 20 $500 6os %n'er %nea a
Good to Choce 200 DDS xtra 400 hb .n"eIane
= as %, latter I@r ch%Se Winter so What h
Inaiss 9 20 ,,,, fnS 81 2es
zs4 25 common sOqG Extra Wess,s g s6 S" 49,
choce s. y IS So common Extra g %
80 Patent q % r.y = Bas s5s ss = fs a9
too ds47' Gootto Very Choice 81 s0dsj 25 Pls
n@ MhSaa T - soSS hmses - CO. marES
closing soUTHkKN FLOUI-Market iayors buy
lhG bbls Common FAIR xtra at s3S59s9 IS and Fair
tort Choice = ' %lin az Moderate trade
aana sas 500 BOT, TGRsne s az - s
= y, YcIloy % western quoted at 81 eoas2 3d. and
wIEAT-Market is Ia &c. lower for Cash lot.
wilma active trade cosin1 rather more steady Opt,os
par decline closed ira at la &c above the inside
cry Milling and large transactions IN opons There was
e eE hpDrs bought o bush and ciy Mer
1000 bush 800 bush taken on o ne a aedGon
i've, including Ungrade Winter keG at - u U1a So
. 4c afos FOR special delivery. 20 Chicago to ar
I'VE and FREIGHT reported at o6ci No. kel
Dercit ar cost FREIGHT aud insurance. Buhalo az
about -. &c: prng for the ast hall OF NAV a. Suc
No Ned FOR ADrl. yl4092c.. closing at 92ci do iOt
O. T. az. Closing ~ e2'sc; DO t0r june 10
d0J7sc closing 93L2c.: do for July. 93sd9 's clos
Ing az g34c Tor August. 93bsN9ic. closing at s3c;
40 september ssd94 Sc, closing at e4os 40 TOT
October 9Gc. closing At % ec' do Tor november y n
" closug do FOR December. 81 u 30'ic, cos
ing a; rather more steady AT - %
81 for Western canada Soc state. 90 OOc bAis
LEY and BARLEY HALT-Dull and prices unch1nged
- CORN-Market 4 &c. lower for cash lots closing dIl
Onions opened weak then declined "a NC ana cose heavY
al ne Insi prlcrs trade for export, light Dusl
nrs for home use and crate transactions IN 0Diions
shippers OJ) bush sales ~ 900 Oush futuc
- 600 bush. apo, ana arrive. including nsIsle1
Myaa AZ .od4fc.; 20 g. 'i,. steamer Mixed, a.
A C. in elevator 4jiaa4 &c anoat ati,c or eliver WIN
IN tea GAYS; April. f4l2c. and Nay, a No. Mx@i
51c m elevator 459. c. a1oa aud AN last nall OF
NAV; GLOW 4Hc in elevator NJ. Mixed Tor Apri at
sJssG i57sc closing 45ac.. do cr NAY. 4OsH 1870.
closing al l6asc.; do ior June as, 147c. closing AT
.a p. do. for July. II ia 4 lie. c'OSng at q &c
GA IS steady for hlto and &c lower Tor Nike
upi,0ns opened then deciired &C. ana coseo
heavy ri the prices. export demand TOT NO
Mixed SPIES lJODpO bush future 2SS,OOO busn. spot
including 3 Mixed at 3jlf; No > 35S4d 'o'sc IN.
cluns OuG bush reported for "xpcrf NJ 55'fci No
nominal; No White i-j,d39c; No 2, tOc; No: l
mammal AZ 43c Mixed Western. 81 9+3c; White DO,
tO0 ,5acI White state, Syc. No. Mixed Tor Aprli.
s closing az 355,c: do May -d}l Sc closing at
3 Sc tfIkD-IOwer. 4Uib ami COB - 2asOc Rye
Feed ~ S5c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-06
Entirely Cured.
Ayers Sar

SApARILTA has entirely cured me Of this troublesome
humor.-Ellen Ashworth. Evanston, Wyoming Ter.
Prepared by Dr.. J. @. Aver 4 Co. Lowell NAsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-06

MryxElroLIS MINI. Aptl Wheat lower NO.
Hard Cssb oJci April, odei M-J' o'V JUG ''@~ ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-06

sALEsAr THE CONSOLlDA TEO ST0C6 an PETE0-
LECu KXCHt NTh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-06
Positive Proof.
sapariIIa,

copndent will result therefrom. have nsed n
and speak from pcrienceF o. Loring Brochton hAs&
Sold by Druggists. Price 81; ak bottles. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-06
Debility

LanguOr and Loss Of Appetite, cured BY the q
AYERS sARsAPARiLI.A. This medicine relieves hat
Of Constant WEAKNESS from which suffer-
punes nvgoates aud vltsLes tbs blooi gives and
vgor tho and restores the appetite heath AnS
strength surely speedily than any other remedy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-06

Total sales '0''-'
seller IL days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ngw.YORk. Monnay. April g. 1883
Peeycs Cows Caves sheep am IL not sw1na,
1904 l9l 4.lj0 Nl23 3l,f2o
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-09

State and county, personally appeared Lee
Allen, who, beirg first duly sworn, says that
be is one Of the justices OF the peaes for the
above State and county, representing the
Fourth Civil District. Ahiant says urther,
that on or about the Slh Of January, lSS6, be
made and subscribed 20 a. afhdayit hled in
the case Of relatOr Smith vs.. ID. Q. Slaugh-
ter in the Chancery Court lsaid liant was
sworn 20 before Justice Thomas Femingl,
IN said affidavit l said that on She first Mon
day in January, 1886. being the fourth day
Of said month, that was present in the
Shelby County Court when the hrst ballot
was cast for the chairman OF said court, and
voted on said ballot Ahiant now says that
he made this affidavit from an impression
that il was correct from information he OBJ
tanned on said occasion from justice Spen-
ser Davie, a member of said court, TO. wit:
was not present in the curt on
said occasion, and the roll OF magistrates
was called but came into court while ballot
was being taken for the chairman Of said
court. | asked said Justice Spenser Davie II
he sd voted yet, be said no, they we're just
now proceeding 20 vote. had supposed he
meant the first ballot. Ahant noE states
from what he has since learned from those
present at the taxing of the first ballot that
he was probably mistsken in its being the
first ballot, and be is Of the opinion that 10
was not the first ballot that had been taken,
for the chairman on said occasion, and that
he was thus missed in the statement made
in said affidavit above referred To-,
j. A. ALLEN.
Subscribed to before me this the sh day Of
February, 1885. I. M. BLAND, J. z.
His vote was Immediately chal-
lenged by Justice Galloway, and a re-
cess of an hour taken.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-09
Attachment Notice.

Before J. NJ. Coleman, J. p, for Shelby
county, Tenn, J. N. Malone and X. j.
Black, Executors Of J. W. Caldwell vs.. Nor
ris 4 Mitchell.
In this cause an attachment having been
sued out under section 1856 OF the Code of
Tennessee, and returned levied upon the
property Of the defendant by punishment
on the Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad
Company, who answer that they a'e in
dsbted 70 defendants in the sum Of S2g9 Is.
due by account, and affidavit having been
made that defendant IS indebted to the
plaintiff In tho sum OF s3O2 II, due by ao-
count, and that the claim Is Just. and that
tho defendant is a non -rosident OF the State.
Of Tennessee, IL Is therefore ordered that
said defendant make his personal appear
AAoe before me on the LIST day OF March,
1856, at 10 o'clock am, at my office, No ~
Madison street, Memphis, Tenn, and de-
fond said attachment suit within the time
prescribed by law, or tho same wall be pro-
ceeded with eN-parte; and that a copy OF
this order be published once q week for four
weeks In the DAILY APPEAL.
This the LIST day of February, 1885,.
j. M. CULRM IN, j. =. .
Malone x Watson, Attorneys Tor Plaintiffs.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-09
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