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New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
SAFE or THE EAST rgyyEssgg RoAD.

Knoxville, Tenn, May 20. - The East
Tennessee Virginia and Georgia Railroad was sold TO
day by Special Master william Rule. IN pursuance OF
decree OF tho United Court II ts bid In for
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26

Don't irrltate your lungs with a stubborn
cough when Dr. Jaynes Expectorant can be So readily
procured IL and speedily helped by
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
" lRRIEU

Confrcto Laxative.
For ipaton CONNECTION fro fruit pulp, aSre>
able and efficient. At Druggists
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26

SHOOTING HIMSELF ~ PROSPECT PARK
An unknown man, age about sixty, attempt
"a 10 end his life last evening In the stra"thatched
shelter near main entrance OF Prospect Park He
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26

The case against MessrS. ODOnnell, Best,
Downing Graham aud Hughes. the members of tne
former Executive Committee OF the Empire Protective
Association. was called yesterday before ieroluoi
Su,tn T. C. f. Ecclesne appeared for tho dants,
who are charged with cOnspring TO injuro the Ihlru
Avenue Railroad Company by ordering STRIKE on tnas
road The case indefinitely postponed motion OF
Al ILLIuan
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
Gucnll Noilcss.
Arr.
CLOSING SALE OF THE SEASON.

ART
CLOSING SALE OF THE SEASON.
Commencing this day at 2:3O p. N. at
THE BARKER ART GALLERY,
AZ and 80 Llbertyst
500 PAINTINGS IL OIL AND WATER COLokA
Nv American French Italian Munich and English artss,
lncluaIng the collections OI
Mit. GRO. oh H. McCORD A. y A..
MR. FOSTER iUNED. or LDNDJN.
Alo seycl small private COLLECTIONS. together with all
pc les uuon which advances sod AM re'
celycd depO- iurins te se1.OA
The sslc Degnn today will continue -
THIIKsDAY. FRIDAY AMI Saturday,
MAY %. -. = and -.
will be absolutely without any II nit or re3rNattOt
Whatever OslIk - dsppse of Al
property nds rather than store AMI care Or the san,
BARKER Co
GLOlsGE 1 Auc.I0ncer.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
y,JEj,

All notices of marriages must be ndorsed ,ct j name
and address,
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
PROMPT TO CALL OUT THE MILITIA.

CHICAGO. May 2j.-A dispatch from Duluth,
Minn referring the appeal TO the Governor for mit a.
says The lsborers the OHIO coal docks struck yeer
day for advance from 81 to 30 per hour for un
loading vessels and from ~ 80 10 81 - for loading carr
Tney marched in body the North Western Fuel Com
pany docks and asged the Join them max
ing threats II they failed to do The foreman eie-
pboncd police headquarters and pol went 10 thc
dock and dlsper-ed the crowd The Mayor yest'ru"y
afternoon trle -raphed the Governor that there was
trouble. and that might become serious. The cover
ordered the local militia company 10 MOI"
Itself Ia readiness upon the Mayors orders.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-26

The illustrated catalogue Of the Deioer collection -
.d, Ol al the Art ''alefB o Lillian
SCHAUs, ZU4 Jtnaye Madison spuire)
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-01
Re.coe ConhIlns,a Cluh Llre.

Although his professional duties
prevented Senator CoDkling ON &C
cepting the presidency OF the Carlton
Club, New YOrk, he pas es all his
leisure time therein-when not in
court or out driving the speedy bay
mare that Ed Stokes pref ented him ia
his exub Grant delight over bis speech
on Jay Gould's rapaCity in thu recent
great teleg aph suit. There is a liable
in the dining room that is known as
Mr.. Conkling's, and it is always re
served for him. Though not practic-
ing BuDtiug, be is very modest in his
seleciions. His favolite dish, both ior
breakfast and dinner, is English NUT
ton chops slightly UNDERGONE and
baked potatoes very well done. He
never drinks ANYTHING stronger than
russst cider. lie occasionally smokes
a mild cigar. There is capacioua
arm chair in the reading room which
be always sppropria.es, and which not
even such an audacious iconoclast as
the Hon. Thomas Porterhouse Oohi.-
tree would think of invading when
there WAS the slightest pre- liability of
his being around. According to club
routine, Mr.. Conkling is a very do.
mestic man. He is always ready to
join in the general conversation, but
will never discu g politics except with
intimate pc soual friends. AZ il is
evident he is so partial TO the CLUB, il
is rather surprising be did not accept
the presidency.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-01
TRANSFERS.

Dudley Dubo:e ct al to Ove,ton &
Grosvepor, books Mes. 40, Al, 81, %,
part of z3, part OF AZ, part of As, part
of 26 aud lois Nos. 81 AT d % o : Duun's
first and second subdivision and Du &.
b1se's fubdivis on, on Middle street,
Union avenue and Dot ose avenue,
Spring street and the Pigeon Reo,t
road, FOR the sum of $500.
Francis H. Williamson and wife.
trust deed to NJ. B. Trezavapt, trustee,
to secure Mrs. L zstts Wllins in the
payment Of two notes, each for $3.50.
part of lot No. IL, F. w. Smiths sub
division, 46 feet front, on the west side
of Cynthia street.
]. M. Brinkley ct ux 10 R. B. Snow
den, part OF original lot No. 555, %
feet iront, on the south side of Jeff4r-
son street, by 1881 feet deep, consider
alton $4,000, warrantee deed.
W. f. Williams 10 W. J. Hazan.
trustee, to secure Walt & Bethel, IF
DeJ Arc, Ark, in the sum # 1925 70,
corner of Third and Court
street, west side of Third, 14S3 feet
&c uare.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-01
MAYS EmnOrinm

Will open to-day their fall stock OF
embroidery ,matelia end goods per
tanning to this line. Mr.. May has just
returned from the Eas! and tal bought
the finest st. ok IN this line evershown
in this city. Under the supervis on
of MIs. S May this bus ness has
grown TO such an txte0t that ladies'
from the gu rounding county never
think of sending elsewhere for any.
thing wanted. Mrs Mays good taste
aud judgment in this selection # ma.
terisls, and her acknowledged supe-
Iiority ss a b aCher and designer, has
in short time butt up this branch to
a large extent. Their stock embraces
everything Ct the best imported, and
in quail y equals any assortment to be
found in any city in this country. In
addition to their stock of zsphyrs and
other fine knitting yarns, plush. felts,
etc, thsy stamp and tmbroidtr 10
order on any known material. Many
novelties are now being received, and
ladies are invited to call and sea them.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-01
THE AUTUMN CAMPAIGN.
THE TWO TICKETS COMPARED
BY AN OLD TIMER.
PheIan ArOusing Enthusiasm-The
Grand Opening to Be Made Next
Tuesday Night.

"The Legislative campaign seems to
be q little slow in opening" remark ed
an APPEAL man to an oldtimer yester-
day.
"But It will boom when It does
open, was the reply. "You a. q going
to see repetition Of the August VIC
tory next November. The canvass.
though, will be much livelier. First
we have the Taylors. Their debate
here next Tuesday will warm things
up, and about o'clock on the day
of the election the darkies will believe
in old Virgins surs enough. They
will be shaken up in the livelies. kind
of way"
"What do you think of the two
tickets2"
"The Republ' cans did the best they
could. | suppose, but their list for the
Legislature is the weak st ever raw,
and won't bear comparison with that
nominated by the Democrats. They
have couple of intensely r. pub!icau
darkies, and two or three Others who
are unknown for the Lower House, and
had to fall back on two very we worn
Republican politicians for the Senate /;
clever, coed m en-, l have o doubt, but
backs. 1t shows plainly that there is
no new blood, 20 life in the patty. 1t
is IS dead as Hector What we want
20 do is to bury the corpse out of
eight"
"And what do you think of the race
fer Congress
at all goes along fog ther but
Pnelan is The central spirit. He will
create ss much enthuiasm as he did
in his own race for the nomination.
He will give ceI tain tone to i which
could not otherwise have been gwen
it, and there is not Q hamlet in the dis
tIict that will not he wax I'd up. /
paid a visit the other day to Cow
ineton where he speaks on
Saturday, and they tell me be will
carry the county by good majority
aud that the Republican majority in
Fayette county will be Whitfield down
conside, ably. Hgrdemau will more
than hold her own and Shelby will
give him not less than 5000. He and
the whole ticket will be elec.td d."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-01
ALMOST PERFECT.
A Remarkable Young Man Totally
Devoid of Had Habits.

Have you any offspring ?' inquired
the tevere, long hsired pssser r.
through his nose, OF stranger by his
side.
"Ob, le', sir" was the polite reply,
"a sor."
"Ah, indHedl Does he zee KoKo
Tulu ?"
"Never touches t..
"Im CAD to hear Of thai. 10 Ko
Tulu is disgustiug'y pop liar. Dies he
indulge in spi'ituous lquors?"
Never Ia ted drop ia his life."
Excellent Sly Gu, niqhts?"
"No, Sr Never thin2s OF gong
out after supper"
"Pm very much pleased to know
this, sir. Your son 10 q remarkable
young man"
"0o, he's not young man, Hes a
two months old baby"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-01

1900 tons day; twenty-five miles of
railroad fully equipped, cars and loco
motives; ore mines at Iumsn, Tenn.
with present capacity of 400 tons
per day, and fully equipped with air
compressers, drills, and all the neces-
cary machinery for easy and cheap
mining, and loading cf the ore. OF
the furnaces, two are located at South
PttsburP, Tenn, Zach 20x70 feet with
Whitwell stovIs. and the greatest i'm
proved Blowing engines. These fur
naces are psrhars She most tubstan-
TALLY built ard thoroughly equipped
of any in the South, having been
erected at cost of nearly $500 600.
The third furnace is at Oowau, and ia
l5x65 feet, with Whitwell stpves aud
Weimer engines, and for smooth run
ming ard gond work this has the b st
record of any in the South. Tnere
are en- the various properties in this
State about 9 % tenement houses and
two sawmills belonging - this divi-
sion of the property.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-01
ADJUSTMENTS.
sTROGOFF" AT THE
NEW MEMPHIS THFATER.
OF windsOr"-Lizsie Evans
Barnum's Circus.

While Michael Siro0cf was more gor-
gsously presented when first on the
stage here several yea ago than it
was given last night, 1t must be ad.
mitted that the latest performance is
by far the most Fatisfsci DRY. Then an
effort was made 10 do it in style i'm
possible on such a stage as ours and
in manner beyond the scope Of Mem.
phis. The scenery was too tall
and too wide and was spoiled
in the cutting. The young women,
who were collects d from the highW avs
and bywsys, were awkward and
timid, and their furnished tights, ike
hand me downs, failed to fit them.
An effort was made to do too much
and The result was farce. The ballet
was superb, but the march, in which
the novices attempted 10 take part,
miserable failure. The company
which appeared last night was much
smaller aud the scenery 10 hing like
80 gorgeous, but the performances was
smooth and entirely satisfactory 10
the audience While from a speStpcu-
lar standpoint it was not striking,
Macy OF the scenes were very
pretty, some Of them striki,gly So
The stunning was handsome aud
TASTE full, the leading paris we'll filled,
the women attractive. the specialties
excellent and tie entertainment as a
whole we'll worth the money. J. Hay
Cossa in the lite role made a g cd
i'm REF on. He 10 a flushed sctor,
and esses no little dramatic power.
Miss Cetie Rush admirably filed
the part ;of "Marfa," and r. G.
Guptil made a pas able Ivan"
Miss RIA O'Neal's "Nadia" was
satisfactory. Il A. Locke made hit
as Cornelius 0'B,ien," but Punch
RobertsoL's "Philip Philplt' was en-
tirely too uproariously funny. Miss
Maggie Rpaldo was rather a GUNNER
some premier, bat the corphyrc es b.
trsysd admirable training, The Amer.
lean Jap is the best jupgler seen here
in years, and Kisseli's lightning driil
is an excellent feature. The perform.
auce will be repeated tonight, at mat
inee tomorrow aud tomorrow nigh.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-01
RObsOnstk Crane i'm the"A Sry W ives
OF W1ndsOr."I y
IsrRCIAL TO TIE APPEAL.l


PITTsBURG, Pa, September 80
Robson & Crane may truly be said ia
have made the hit of their lives with
their production of Merry Wives OF
Windsor at the opera house here to-
night. The house was e led with an
extremely critical audience, who were
unusually cold during the earlier
scenes of the plsy. As 1t advanced
they warmed up, and by The lime the
third act was reached they were thor
oHghlv enthusiastic. Mr.. Cranes
"Sir John Fa's'aff' vas a remarkably
clear peraonation; all the more 81
from the fact that he had never seen
the play performed in his life. He
brought out the unC tioness of the
chars cter fully, and his reading
# his lises was marked by
perfect intelligence. His makeup " as
very good and he looked the fstkright
to perfection. His Genes with Ford"
ana when put in the buck basket
listed the heartiest applause. Thirty.
one years ago Mr., Robson played
master Abram Slender" to the "Fal-
staff OF Baroue," Joe. H. Hackett, in
s.. Louis. To night he played the
part with a bashfnl d ffidence that
was indeecribably droll end captivat-
ing. He shone in IL with more than
looked-f0r bIilliancV and dressed it
with his usual sccOracy. He evoked
his full share tf The nights applause,
and hisquaint bumor never provoked
more merIiment. The company gave
excsllrnt support 10 the stare, espaci-
ally Miss Selma Fetter. who was the
"Mlsr rs Ford" and May Wsldrop,
the Mistress P.ge." Mr.. Harrip,
as "Ford." and Hsudysides,
as "Psga," dressed and acted
very meritoriously. At the close of
the performance MeEsrs. Robson and
Crane were introduced to Marius Al
exander, who is livirg hire in retire
meut. The old gentlemen is SO ytars
old and was an actor sevenly.fve years
ago. He pronounced the production
the perfeC ion of stage art al d said,
while the standard OF shakespeare
tragedy is upheld by many leaders Of
the stsga, it is singulsr fact tt at Rob-
son.& Crane are the only comedians
who have discarded the idiocies OF the
modern scrobatic buffooDery and de.
vote their talents to the exclusive in.
of Shakespeare IN comedy.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-01
Southwestern HALLWAY.

CHICAGO, September 30. The mana
gers OF the Southwestern railways
were again in session today trying to
fern a passenger poo, hur made no
progress, sticking Tn the same point
as the day before. The stumbling
point is over the land business which
shall be poole d-the Alton and Wa
bash insisting that comptitive bust
ne's 81 called, west of the Missuori
river thall beput in, and the other
roads claiming that this traffic is local
and not 10 be divided, After dscus,-
log the points in dispute all day,
adjournment was taken until tomorrow
morning.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-01
Lizzie Evans.

Commencing on Monday next Miss
Lizzie Evans will play an engagement
OF one week, with Saturday matinee,
at the New Memphis Theater. She
will open in Der, new comedy, Sen
Sands Miss Evans has played in this
city on several occasions and has be-
come quite fsvorite. She certainly
hes the advantage OF youth and beauty
on her side. Besides, abe is one Of
the most.grareful little women in the
profes ion, and everything sbe does is
natural and pleasi g. She has popu-
larized several plays-Fogg's Ferry ard
otheIs-and has never yet left dis
agreeable impression on ner audience
Her support this season is raid 10 be
excellent. The repertoire fortbe week
will he as follows: MONDAY, Tuesday
and Saturday matinee, Sea Sands
Wednesday and thursday, FOgg'S
Ferry; Friday and Saturday, The GU
Drit Fan
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-01
A HORRIBLE DEATH.
A Man Working Under n Car Has
His III cad DecnpItated.
SPECIAL To THE APPEAL.I

THT"UINH ~ TIM ATTHAL'I
NASHVILLE, TENN, September 80 -
This evening in the East Nashville
yards Of the l. uisvllle and Nashville
railroad car repairer named John
Ma 10y met al instant and horrible
death. Malloy Ard another man
named Las9iler were under car max
iog some repairs. Tho green fl x that
was fas ened on the END of the car 10
give waruing that mea were woi king
under the car became iurled by the
nd. An engine VS. acked up
asairst the Ca. Malloy attempted to
get out, but was struck by the wheels
AID declp!ta ed. Lassiter csc ped by
cling ny t. tho brake braun and
raising himself Gear IF the ground.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-01
The Giant of Won d.nrlnnd.

All unfounded or malicious report
to the contrary notwithstard nR, every
tent and Ruysti Ike, every giant ard
treasure from wonder and, every ami
nal artist and act OF the Great Bar
nun and London Show will be forth
coming in this city on Monday next,
and the indications point 10 tremeD-
dous Dfiux Of people to see the grand
free street parade and crowd the stu
pendous canvasts. Messr9. P. I. Bar
mum 4 Co. recognize the fact that
Memphis is a genuine and liberal me-
tropolis, fully entitled to as cymplete
exbiti ions as have ever been given in
any other city, and they will be given
upon grand scale Of unprecedented
grandeur and variety.
The Barnum and LondOn Show ex-
hibited at Nashville on the % OF last
Jupe, and one OF the edtols Of the
Daily american, in referring 10 the
event, remarked: "The simple fact is
that Nashville never saw a show until
it came, and such will undoubtedly
be the verdict here, while the philo-
Gopbic minded vii wonder with Arte-
mas Wald why ii is that II takes three
grown up persons to escort one child
to the circus.
for the SsAppeaJ."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-01

Baptis's of the United States began lis
meeting this morning by electiOg the
Rev. E. NJ D:ckmsn, Of PiltsburV, IS
moderator and the Rev. w. c. Rabe,
Buffalo, and the Rev. r. Hos filer, Of
Morrisania, N. Y, as recording secre-
tsly. Routine business was tran sacted,
including the hearing OF the report OF
the Publication Committee. The con.
ference will last four or five days.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-01
The sou,bweateru Pool

CHICAGO, III, September 30-The
attorneys Of the Kansas Cty parties
bringing suit in Missouri to dissolve
and br1ak up the Southwestern IA /
way pool, have been here for the past
two days taking the de positions OF the
cbitf clerk OF that association and
Others for the purpo e Of proving that
there is such n pool in existence.
Commissioner Midgley, heirg fore
warned, suddenly departed for New
York, and BIZ, deposition, the most
essential Of all, YVES not secured.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-01
"Lieblx Co.'S Cocoa Reef rouic

Is far suuerior TO lhs fNhionab and
ilusve preparations of ba'f wine and
irou," says Poi. f. W. Hunt. MD,
Honorary Member Imperial Med C ii
Society OF st, Petersburg, Russis, etc.
II will reconstruct The m st shattered
and enfe, bl, d, reinv gorI,e the aged
aud iDf'm aud build up sickly chill.
dren. Invaluable in female Irregular
ity, pains and exha ustion. Quiets est
less children and infants. .
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-01
Fatal Railroad Accident.

WILLMAR, MINI, S,p'emBef 90
The freight train on the'St. Cloud aud
WillmhT branch of the Mauiroba road
q " ditched at Willmar JUNCTION early
this morning. The engineer beir z
unable to control the tran by r}ason
OF heavy grade il ran through an
OF en- switch, smashing t1r locomotive
and a freight Car. EJgineer C5rl
Waters stood at Ills pott aud W 8
killed. Brakeman L Du;lil had his
right arm broken and was severely
bruised
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-01
LAW REPORTS.
Circuit COurt-Estes, Judge

Calendar for today: 9l3s, Cary
Anderson vs. Jules Terry; 9l39, JGo
McAssey VS. A. j. Bigly; 9l4O, WIN.
Phibert va T. T. S.rAtton; DIAL, J. J..
shear.y5 Robt. Gcldsby; 9l42, Dam
mon & Cine va P. Twonig ct al; o AZ,
g. Weatheriord va "A. Godsey ct al
9i45, P. W. McKitrick vs. ]. II. Slater [;
9l46, Excelsior Furniture Company VS.
Dsn'l Ames ct al; e147, Garden City
Davis Company vs. Jno. J. Duffy; 914S,
Taxing District vs. W.. 4. Brickfiud;
9l60s Taxing District Es j. G. Curry |;
9l5l, Taxing District vs. j. O. Curry |:
9162. Taxing District vs9cephen Dean !;
9l53, Taxing District vs II. Dow; 1854,
Taxing d strict Va H II a4Dgton 9l55,
Taxing District vs. J w Hudson 9l57,
Taxing Dis rict vs T. s. Mallory; 9l58,
Taxing District vs. Jno Merge; 9I59,
Taxing District vs. Hardy Norris 9l6l,
Taxing District vs. Mike O'NeaI; 9l63,
Taxing District vs Pacific Express
Company 9l64, Taxing District VS. s.
II R.meey; 9lt5, Tsxlng District VS.
w. Q. SChwa'meyer;. 9l66, TaxigR
ID strict VS. P. TwohiR; 9l67. Taxing
DiG riot We Jno. Walsh; 9l60, n X.
Fairbanks & &c. vs. JLo. J. Duffy;
9l7S, Mary Scollan vs JAG. 8collan
9l75, George Thompson Va Cara
Thompson; 9l7e, Jno NorSan ys
Memphis aud Little Rock railrc ad
9l9S, Angelina Brown vs. Foster Blown.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-01

CINcISNATI, o, September 80 The
Managing Committee Of the American
Purchasing and Leasing Company
whisky pooD met here today and re-
solved to advance the price OF whisky
from 81 ~ to 81 10. This is a compro-
mise be ween the views OF Cincinnati
and Peoria distilers.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-01
Appointed General Manager.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, September 3O.-Mr.
Chas. M. Hayes has been appointed
assistant general manager of the
Wabash system, the appointment to
take effect October Isl. Mr.. Hayes
has been private 3, cretaiy to Col. A.
a. Talmage FIR period OF years
extending through MAT gentleman's
Management of both the Missouri
Pacihc and Wabash roads.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-01
Bob Tay Ior's Reception.

There is such a W d. spread interest
in the pending State campaign and
tuch general desire on the part OF
our people generally TO meet the Hon.
Robert L, Taylor, Democratic nomi-
nee for Governor, that at the suR-
gestion of Gen. Vaughan the fvllowing
gentlemen have been sale cted to act as
Reception Committee, on Tuesday
next, ct the Peabody Ho'el to intro.
duce visitors and frients:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-01
Running ms Usual,

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn seoiember 30.
TIE East Teunt ssee, Virginia aud
Georgia tunnel under Missionary
Ridge, which Caved in last winter, has
been entirely rebuilt, end today trains
began running through on schedule
tine.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-01
SOUTHERN RAILROADS.
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLAR DAM.
AGE SUIT ENTERED.
The Southwestern Pool IreeIing of
AgenIs-APpoin tments-SpiEes
ana hpnrRs.

Suit for $50 0 damages 10 proper
was e. t.t,d in the Oucu Court yes
torday by l. Tia r SIX seainst the
Kansas NiIy, spr ngfeld and Memphis
tsilioad.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-01
Among the Northern Lake.

of Wisconsin, Minnesota and Iowa, arc haas
dredB Of delightful places where one can pass
mont, and return homo az tho end of the
heated term completely rejuvenated. Each
recurring season brings TO 0cOnomowOO.
WauEoshn, Beaver Dam, Frontenao, 0kO-
boil, Minnetonka, White Boar, and innu-
mantle names, thousands Of our best people
whose winter homes are on either side OF Ma
son and DixOn's line. Elegance and COM
fort, at a moderate cost, can DO readily OBJ
tanned. A list Of summer homes, with all
necessary informa ion pertaining thereto, is
being distributed by the CHICAGO, MILwAu-
KrE AND ST. PAUL RAILWAY, and will DO sont
Tree upon application by letter to A. V.
Carpenter, General Passsr ger Agent, Nj
Waukee, Wis.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-01
GermaN baptist Conference,

DAFROIT, MICH, September 3O.-The
General Conference Of the German
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FOUND.
PERSONAL.

DOCKET B00K-0n Main street, contain.
Il ing some money. Call at 20S Main st.
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P00MS-Two connecting front rooms,
LIZ second floor. with boa d; suitable for
two gentlemen, or gentleman and wife.
133 Madison ST. eet
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