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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-24
Mr.. BAYARD FINDS OUT AT LAST.

WASHINGTON, Sept. % (Speciap. -1he state
Department to-day was advised OF the act printed
Yesterday by The TRIBUNE that the Cuban officials oon-
unue to dsobsy royal edcssued at Madrid in jane
permitting American vessels TO enter spanish west
India ports on the that spanish vessels are
allowed TO enter American. AMI that TINS rciuss Is
h.cr.I ~ hv the suanlsh GOV. rnmenL Instead OF re
yuking the OF February, sSi as the law
requires Secretary Bsyard eiegraphed 10 tue
really a fact that the spanish Oiic ,ls are doing what
body they have been doing Tor months past
In rsnlv CoDsul-G General Williams tbs morning tele'
grained 10 the secretary that The authorities at Mata
cbarg the Old tonnage lax upon Amsflcau
vessels regard OF agreement entered into Win
tina Cnver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-24
EIIS OF L.L.l,AL NEWa.

George stewart plumber and James b. Rogers clerk in
The Court OF Pleas. of Wadsworth
Post o. A r. OF which the former commander prior
January 1888 MI Rogers succeeded position
On July H. 1854 house given money
collected by which he right
retain MI Rogers had him charg. larceny
and acquitted Thereupoo Nj stewart sued Mr.
Roxers for 81 900 dsmzges The yesterday In the
CITY Court Judge Brow aud jury. Resulted
del the defendant
ExJudge George Curtis yesterday argued
Andrews Ia Supreme Court Chambers that Mortimer r.
6uIvap with hoi To- should 10 ID the
ground thai there testimony Identifying him the
SefsOI struck the blow which teod ttnl.
taasns head strike against the curbstono Assistant
esct Pury the application and the Judge
Trs Jane q Noisa who was directed by Of hseeas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-24
MAIL SERVICE THAT FAILS TO SERVE.

To the EdftOr OF me Tribune.
SIR Here's Monsieur Ton son come again -
When you bid me stop my report VIII DO So Out VII
them on the principle OF Please fire. burn STICK make
stick beat dog etc. shall continue. hoping that In
desperation You Will goai your Washington corre-
spondent so to Post ONCE Department that at
tenton viii be called, with some result, to the aoom
Unable manner which Eastern In Ills arc delayed In
transit hitner.
Hast had this honor On the 9Th inst when returned
TO you the report tho Mail Superuten lent at St. Louis
which averred that mSis were diverted to routes
that are open "as often practicable" aud showed
that this could not bs true. as eight days mails were
piled ND at me six at another, etc Now nave u
report three consecutive days We have received
no Eastern mails owing to washOuts at AiOuqnerque.
Il II not rI1ouOhs pretend that the Post Oce De-
partment enforce teegrapnc reports OF snch OBJ
strucon and by dverting the mails TO another route
th,n days delay seven failures TO de-
liver mails In April one In May four IN June. eight Ia
July, August. eight In september 20 far Is
not tls a crcdltaOle recordl Yours respectfully,
GEORGE ,. j. OLIVER.
santa Barbara, cal, Septic 1856.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-24
THE COURT HAD A FELLOW FEELING.


Major Gassaway prominent San Antonio lawyer, Is IA
nous long speeches They so long they cause MS
clients to get long sentences the exasperted jury
Recently Major Gsssaway defended a murderer. and al
tho Jury the better part Of two days The
Jury gave Imprisonment for life in the penitentry
and they Gassaway twice as much II they
could have legally done 80. ,, A.,
When Judge NoOnaD, who the bench asked the
question to his having ODJectol I.
sentence being him according 70 law the latter
replied H.. ..o, ,,.. .,u,o ,orsr,oo, ~, my ottor
ncy addressing the Jury ought to DO deducted from my
term OF imprisonment"
Judge NOOnan said that he thought so, too.
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SHAKESPEARE OUTDONE.

Brother Gardner in The Detroit Free Press
Shakespeare bgbug fur de age in which he lived lie
WAS probably dc only person could have writ his
writings he we'd all praise If he was among us to
day cherry newspaper gvin him the guy an all the
boys yen chestnut as his works appeared IN Seaside
FORM Dis age demands different style. We want sunthn
bout gels comm down an takn little chien strasht up
heaben, a teller out to Texas and kim nan q
dozen nuns "A vacasbun We want plain English wdOul
any words IT, We dosn know muffin bout me lord me
duke me LADY, dOan to- Dis has pro.
pussons VINO. while dey can't write Ike shake
spesre id kin waltz all aroun HIM in keepin dc readers Ar
eand de 1nst page 70 de last.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-24
CANDIDATE KEgg.s RECORD FOR LOYALTY.


To ne Edtt0r Of The IrtOune.
SR:I see that the Republicans OF the VITA
District OF Iowa have nominated Captain Daniel Kerr
Editor OF The Gruidy Argus Tor Congress- lu 80 doing
that district placed before the public most worthy
man. and has nonorsd itselfin honOrng him nave
known him thirty years Four OF these ycsrs he was my
pup In McKendree College, Ill. and then he served In
my regiment, l7th Illinois, during the war; and rosefrom
a private to "A first lieutenant. In every capacity MS
sterling worth AMI genuine Scotch energy were IN 1n
fest No truer, Drawer loyal soldier entered our
service than he. | we'll remember whom Mr. Lincoln
issued his Emancipation Proclamation what an
omlnous silence prevailed throughout our western
armies for few weeks, owing to the presence oil
baneiuI perheaI in Isnca A, coIonsi OF my rezi-
ment prepared some resolutions cordially nlorsihs
The President In all MS war measures and severely
condennng cOpperheais at home, AMI In iucei every
officer save one, sign them. tnsu thrs" NV rcI-
ment into a hollow square AMI addressed my mon on
tnair duL g.. aud, alter calling On lew onlnerS VINO
addrd TO what had said continued: Il VIII now cal
for one with = gun ms hand, DANIEL Kerr, 20 w.
Kerr stepped forward and nlie the neatesL anu most
Telling -prrch ision when my regiment 10
man-my o0pperheai officer was not presont-inyAIy
lifted tnelr hands to heaven and swOre thAt slavery
shunld psrlsh take IL that Daniel Kerr, tn-n with
gun IA hands dong battle Tor tho his OF Tree govern
nrut IL 10y soldier today, ready % battle or trI
and honest government. Other brave ana true men
will GO TO Warrington this winter, but no ono WIN
better record than ID inis Kerr X W. MooHt'
San Antonio, IeL., Sept. 10, 1885,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-24
he KEPT UP WIN THE TINES.

There has been occasion for noting the pre-
cocousnes the younger Of the pupils Of School IA
Here instance Yesterday morning the esmaOe
teacher OF The fourth grade IA general way enghtenng
minds o hel promising class wien she put luesu0 70
The effect OF recent Inventions = IN
SANITY boy lives and doesn't to the Peniten-
Ary Is bound distinguished Ia Church o STATE re-
ued. The chestnut bell"
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CALENDAn.o TODAY.

SUPREME couRr-CuANaEss- Before Andrews, ia
o % 100 l2s ll2 1853 1865 1865 1913. ITO l.o l5 o 9
is5 ias I9s 2o2 22. PA. 2l7 29. go 2z2 ||' AO ''
2S2. ~ ,,,.. VILLA of Charles
oraenwSid sarah Powell aud James Thompson NJ al a. M
will OF Eliza Mccarthy at p. NJ MI. prowna -
CRY CoURTTElAL TEEM,paar dBe SS ipis iSie,
Tt 1883 1888 i55s ioss 24o 1876 l476 la7S AIs
1880 ltsl ldo2 assS' TsSaPaSr lI-Bctcre Hyatt j.
Nos 1858 i2sa 1855 1881 a4e AL ilIS a is6 1891
1865 s6s 1928 1914 975 lO9S 1892 liVo i'oo ''-
1893 ls44, l5GS, 1885, l4S9. ,.,o,o Madam G.
CRY CouRT THAI TERN-PARr III-Betere ei Ina5
Sos 7so 7s2 7g2 g27 1878, il01, l049 yiS, iV1 ~
ii2s so7 1887 $685. 1853. 1898, 1863 i47S iooo i'o'
CoiRT OF GENERAL sRssIoys-PARr I-Before hecorae,
smyth and Assistant Dstrict-Auorney felows,Sos ~
"a 4 n q % 10 IL ~ Is. Pleadings-Nos IL, TO- 10
IL Is 49, 20, 81. 20, %. 1850 r,..o rrsoa oil
dersleeye and Assistant District Attorney Be9r] ~
2a4 g. T. o. TO- IL. IL Is. Pleadngs-i4' 10 io' IL
ia 10 20 o. 20, %, "a. 25.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-24
THINKS THAT JUDGE DAVIS WOULDN'T DO :.

To me EdttOrOf The TrtGuHe.
SIR In late issue IN speaking OF candi-
date Tor Judge OF tho Court OF Apess you a'ude 10
Noah DAVIS IA reference the tsmper vote. lte-
member hdward h. ThomasI last year tho Prooibi-
tonists could have elected MIN. Did they hope tho
state Committee Will ifsko no mistake IN the nominal
ton for Judge. Judge Davis Will be opposed by many
dairy accOuntof ais decision on tue Box, Butter
bI aud lis nominated II Will be too Late 10
remedy IT, think Judge Daniels wrote an opinion IN
accord with the Interests Of larmers. G. B.
ROIburb, sept 20, 1886.
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corpus to take granddaughter Bertha O. Sy she kept
fonrteen before Justice Andrews and explain wy roSs
The eirl from her father Benjamin Franklin OF arv
return that Bertha was not hat She be per
,tied 10 remain Mira Nolan who was sDU m in
and educate her ID. A Spelhssy was hpP"'n'N~
yestigate the case. - .....,or nm anuicatiou
Nelson Waldron actor against the propsS the defend
Henry Wadron has s'ieu ho
ana who are theattica managers for 81 cianeu 70 an
an account of salary and the attachment was an,ed
tha that they residents which -
The decision was reserved by Justice GU ref
oation made bv Henry Schenck for an order aas
e,ee Whaen 10 him $1,000 on 40 ount OF rsosiyer
cismed 10 he due him General J. q. farnswoIt
,ha RaDssrs and Merchants telegraph Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-24
CANNOT oEr 1yro ans OWN vAULr

Sexton Hodgson. Of Marble Cemetery IN ksst Second st.
yesterday address Of tile OF vault No
10 Ia the cemetery The trouble hr explained that tho
OF vault No 10 had mistaken tho keys Of anolsr vault
tot aud had The VI c otLof
vault could his tho address OF The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-24

oil market unchanged at ~ cents gaon
OH. Crr Penn. sept - -Cruds Oh National iraazit
Certificates opened 0sis highest pros. 20 y. lowest.
price, B4s closed. 64A sales 06O0Oo barrels ces4neos
lOlOOOO barrels charters. SI,0OJ barrots. shppeDts
~ 1872 barrels runs. - barrels.
PiIIsBUHg Penn sept - -cruie Ou-PetIo!odn active
Nauoua opened at u and closed AZ ol
highest price, 90 q lowest PRICE oAS
BgAuFoRD. Penn. snpL - Crude on-Nsnonal Transit
Certificates opened 0a and closed at 64S highest price,
20 y. prizes. 64%s 'ls.raneos l206.nOO barrels
1IrusyLiK Penn sept 23NatonaI Transit Certificates
opened G4s and cios,d es highest pree 0oe loves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-24

many years ago. in that Of the city was neo ns
ssory advanced yesterday that the murderous
bo sed ths old canal private place for the Durn
their victims At tho Sanitary Bureau there ID no ~
he place ever was a public burying ground
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-24

enterprise We learn you have besn prominently SHn
neotei with the Republican party and We must a'0A'
TO connect ourselves with you. Etc, etc."
30 Poor Man" must either snck his thumb or
"carpet bag to some state where tho people assocso
with Republicans. Yours literally, -
Bigotrv O. H., South Of Mason and Dfzons Linz
Sept, 20, 1886,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-24

The MYSTERIOUS BONES IN WEST BROA DIVA T.
The Iaborers empoys sIcavatng Cellars l56 aud
i5S West Bro4way found human bnnss there yessr
day Curiosity regarding Tie bones led many persons
place speculation Lurial
bodies In such place Evidently ~ bolles buried
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SPIRITS OF TuRpENrtNE

SAVANNAH sept 23-Turpentine dull at 80 nc. asked
WiiAlSgroS sept 2J.-Iurpentuo nrm AZ 80 20.
CuAeLEnIOs. sept ~ -rurDcOtine hrn at 500
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-07

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Telegram-herald., 1886-11-07

chemical product VOLATILE LIQUID aeg tie oioge sn a-
asesd def 9 great
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ld s. eut
destroyer MICROBES kind
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-27
CLEVELABD'S CHANCES
FOR THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINA
TION In 1883.
The Erect Of His Positive and Ag'
gresslTe Attitude on Irregular
Pension Bills.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.I

WASHINGTON, June 26.-The posi-
tive aud aggressive attitude OF the
President with relation to pension
bills which are confessedly Irregular,
has warmed the party up to him and
greatly adds to his strength. Leading
Democrats are declaring without
qualification that be must be their
standard bearer in 1888, aud that he is
to lead the party to vic,ory. The or
potiuon to him which developed 20
suddenly with the beginning of his
adminisIra' ion has been steadily dy-
ing away, and the party has been
gathering around him and getting
closer to him. This has become most
apparent within the past few weeks.
1ney have come to better under
standing Of him, and the power men,
beTs of Congress find he has over the
people hes turned the t'de in his favor,
and iJ is believed by many who are
qualifi d to Judge of tle situation that
he will be practically with ut opposi-
ton in the convention. The talk OF Hill
ss a possible Presidential candidate is
growing lts', and it is declared that
New York will have no candidate but
Cleveland 1t is said by friends Of
both that Gov. Hill, whatever aspira-
tion be may have, will not be cRndi.
date against Cleveland, their rela-
tions are tueh as not to admit OF such
antagonism. 1t is not likely, either,
that the Mississippi Valley will bring
cut candidate to oppose Cleveland.
Carlisle who, next to Cleveland, has
been most spoken OF for 1888, it is
thought, will 60 second on the ticket
Cleveland and Carlisle.
SENATOR MoRRILL's CONDITION.
Senator Morrill's condition tonight
is considered critical.
NOTES.
Richard W. Stewart of Tennessee
has been appointed messenger in the
Postoffice Department, vice Agernon
S. Jones, also of Tennessee
New postoffices have been estab.
lished at Denton, DeKalb county, Ala,
with George w. Deptcn as postmas-
ter, ard at Lumpkin, Marshall county,
Ala, with John l. Cox as postmaster.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-27
THE STATE CAPITAL.
THE POLITICAL SITUATION IN
DAVIDSON COUNTY.
The Democrats Hopeful and the Re-
publicRns DemOraIized-The
GubernatOrtaI Race.
ESPECIAL TO THE AprrAL.I


NASHVILLE, Tenn, June 26.-The
political situation in Davidson county
daily grows more interesting To sum
it up in a nutshell--ths Democrats
were never so hopeful, the Repub-
licaus never more demo,alized. The
Executive Committee made tenible
mistake in presenting a fusion tick t
OF five Republicans and five IndfpsDd-
ents. John ]. Littlston, A. NJ.
Hughes aud other leaders OF the par
are bi terly fighting the fusion ticket.
The APPEAL co respondent learned to-
day that it is the intention OF the
snaiehout Republicans TO demsnd of
the chairman of the Davidson County
Republican Executive Committee
that he call a convention for the pur-
pose OF nominating a sraightout
Republican ticket. OF couIse the
five Republicans already on the fusion
ticket will remsin.
1t is said that petition is beipg cir
culated requesting Chairman 5, II.
Bell to call convention at sn early
day to name five additional Republic
can candidates to take the place OF the
Independents. The out and out Re-
publiCsns OF the county are dissat's.
fed with the fusion ticket, and their
demands for a convention can't be
lightly treated by the chairman OF the
Executive Committee, A prominent
Republican said today: "Ihe whole
thing YVES worked in the interest of
Reid. Now, am for Reid, and so is
every Republican in the county, but
it is not tight that other good Repub-
licaus should be slaughtered in the
interest OF sny one man. We shall
demand convention and an out and
out Republican ticket"
The friends of prominent candidates
for the Democratic Gubernstorial sit
uation are skirmishing lively for posi-
ton. A movement was iuaugurated
in the Executive Committee to let
the ward and district clubs appoint
the delegates TO the convebt on, IN the
interest it is thought Of Dibrell, but
the plan was nipped in the bud today.
Dibrell has the strongest following in
the committee, but Taylor and Looney
are strongest with the people
and they will not allow the
machine to pull the wool
over their eyes il the ion of today is
to be fairly judged. ol. Looney and
his brother were in jedford county
yesterday, and did &c ID work for the
APPEAL's choice.
Nothing definite was hF3rd today
in regard to the appointmcnJ of Z sue
cessor of Marshal Tillman, but your
corrtsfo fondent thinks he is in uosi-
ton to safely predict, as in Yesterdays
APPEAL, that the Hon. S. +. Wilson
will be the mau.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-27

LONDON, June 26.-Mf. Parnell poke
at Plymouth tonight. He said the
present struggle was q struggle Of the
British and Irish Democrats against
clsss. The landlords saved inem any
compurciions of couscisnce by ioioti-
cslly refusing Mr.. Gladstone's liberal
terms. Voting money 10 the Irish
landlords was not out Of :he question.
1t had not been and could not be
denied, he continued, that Lord
Carnorvan agreed with him
as to the msin lines upon
which autonomy should be granted to
Ireland. All that Lord URrnarvou
said YVES that he could not agree TO the
adoption OF Mr.. Gladstone's bill, which
nobody denied. Mr.. Parnell did NOT
desire to make further disclosures
but he thought it very probable that
Lord CaInarvon's scheme included
the retention Of Irish members in the
House of Commons. Lord Carnarvon
for six months had urged the adoption
OF his views, and the Cabinet had moi
opposed them seriously.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-27
BIRMINGHAM, ALA.
Tom Ellis, the Murderer of Clara
Ross, AdjudRed Insane.
ESPECIAL TO rHE APPEALI

ISrEOiAL TO Ihh AFfbAL'l
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, June 26.-Clara
Rofs's horrible death sends her muir
derer, Tom Ellis, to the 1uscaloosa
asylum instead of the gallows or coal
mines. The jury before which he was
tried in ths Circuit Court returned a
verdict 10 that effsct this al ernoon,
having been out some twenty. two
hours, and Judge Sprott sentenced
him accordingly. Ellis s3ys he thinks,
after all, that a short stay at the
asylum will be good for his health,
and that he will soon b9 back amcng
his friends. He denies that he is crazy,
but says be was beside himself WITH
excitement the night of the killine
He was opposed to the plea of
insanity, and has gone 50 far as 10 say
he bad no preference between the
asylum and coal mines.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-27
AMUSEMENS.
The Turnfesf.

The Germania Athletic Club have
treat in store for all who will visit
their funniest tomorrow afternoon
aud night at Estival Park. A large
list of appropriate and elegant prizes,
donated by our foremost business
firms, will be contested for by the
boys, young ladies' and gentlemens
CLASSES, and will stimulate each indi-
vidual to do his or her utmost to win.
The exercises Of the gentlemen's class
will take place at night, and include
setting on the apparatus, fencing,
Jumping, pyramid building and swing
ing Of fiery clubs. Arnold's band will
furnish music for the dancers. Toe
proceeds of the funniest will be sp-
piled in furnishing the club hall on
Second street. Admission, 30 cents.
Ladies free.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-27
BLOUNT SPRINGS, ALA.
Inspection of the l.. and N. System
In Alabama.
LspEc1AL TO THE APpEAL.I

BLogNT SPRINGS, ALA, June 26.-
The Alabama Railroad Commits on
finished the inspection of the Louie
vile and Nashville system in Alabama
today, having passed over the whole
South and North Geddes division
from Montgomery 10 Decatur, and up
to Elkmont Station, on the Tennessee
line, Geddes division. Notwithstsnd-
ing recent heavy rains the road has
proved in first-rate condition, in fact,
superior in point of equipment, roll
ing stock and station houses than ever
before. The commissioners retu ned
to Blount SPRING to spend Sunday.
General Manager Harrahan goes south
tomorrow, and expects to arrive in
New Orleans Monday morning,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-27
Swift Sy six lengths; Tom Martin sec.

Swift by six lengths; Tom Martin sec
end, Elizabeth third. Time--l ;43a.
Third Rasc,-The gteal Poet stakes,
for three-year-olds; three quarters OF a
mile. fremont won By tix lengths
LaJuive second, Rsd Prince third.
Hme-1:l9a.
Fourth Race.-Handioap mile and a
half. Tecumssh wen BY three lengths
Favor second, Drake Carter lhild.
Hme-2:44}.
Fifth Rdoe.-Handicap mile and an
eighth. Brambleton won by eleven
lengths: Plot second, PAsha III I'd.
Time-2:0Sa.
Sirth Rdce-The Sporting stakes;
one mile. Markland won BY half q
length; S'ratnspey seoond, Pontico
third Hme-l:iS.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-27
Wesiern Union
RnLIrond Rtrike nt YIehsburE

New ORLEANS, June 26.-A special
10 the Picdyline from Vieksburg Gays:
The yardmen of the Louisville, New
Orleans and Texas Railroad Company,
some thirty in number, struck last
night on account of the discharge OF
four or five OF their number for incom-
potency. The strikers pulled the
coupling pins Of cars and for a time
delayed freight trains. Other men
have been employed, and everything
is working smoothly.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-27

aud Montgomery. The convention
viii contain fifty-fve votes, twenty
eight being majority.
A certi6cats OF incorporation wss
today granted Messrs. @ III. Jacobs,
W. G. Adams, Z. W. and II. NJ. Rsb-
tor and others, who have organized a
mining company 10 be located It
Crystal SPRINGS, Montgomery couuH,
this State The capital stock is TO Ie
$l0,000,000. Mr.. Jacobs is practical
miner Of years experience and is the
leading spirit in the enterprise. He
has Just returned from Montgomery
county, and says Arkansas has
fortune in the mines in that county
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-27
For Sale!
$1,000.
A large stock of common III MBER
at $40 per 1000 feet.
WILLIAMS a co.
WILLIAMS a. %.
CHANCERX SALE
-0F-
R EAL ESTATE.

No. 5s22, r. D.-Chancery Court Of Shelby
county-State Of Tennessee for use, ETC.,
vs.. Mary x. Ashford ct al.
DY virtue Of an interlOcutory decree for
4th day Of January, 1886, M. B. 80 page
637, / will sell, at public auction, TO the
highest bidder, in front OF the Clerk and
Masters Office, courthouse Of Shelby county,
Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, July 81, 1855,
within legal hours, the following do
scribed property, situated in Shelby county,
Tennessee, to-Wit: The south part Of let s.,
block So, fronting 35 feet on tho east side Of
st. Martin street By a depth Of. 2l9 feet said
lot being $50 feet north Of Linden street.
Terms Of Sale-0n q credit Of six months; /;
notes with security, bearing interest, re-
CURED; lien retained; redemption barred.
This June 26, 1886.
S. /. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
ByH. r. Walsh, Deputy o. and M.
y, u, and Q, W, Heiskels S0ls,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-27
FORREST CRY, ARK.
Suicide of Hard Drinking Tramp
Tailor.
[sPEc1AI ro rHE APrEAL.I

FORREST CRY, ARK Juno 26.-Wm.
Cameron, tailor recently from Little
Rock, committed suicide here last
night by taking half an ounce OF
chloroform. He died in about an hour
after taking the dose. Hard drinking
is supposed to be the cause Of the act.
Cameron was q man about twenty
eight years of age, light complexion,
about five feet eight inches, and
weighed about $50 pounds. He was
buried here today.