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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-04-28

From the amount of slush which
found its way into the columns of the
Gazete last week it would seem that the
Chillicothe Leader was right in suppos-
ing that the Office boy had mounted
the tripod. Among other things the
editor-or the boy-takes occasion to in.
terview an attorney on the subject of
the Virginia military lands. That at
torney may have been either member
OF the Gazette firm, but whoever he is,
his logic is spacious. The title to the
Virginia military lands is one OF the
dreamy uncertainties which hover over
this section of country. The land was
laid out to suit the whims of the origi-
nal owners, and the incomplete, mutil-
ated records of that primary division are
now ON file in the Office of the State
Auditor. On such flimsy basis rests
the title to tract of land lying between
the Miami and Scioto rivers. Law suits
have arisen, and are likely to arise on ac-
count of it. The one man who is es-
pecially capable of revising and correct
ing these important records is Samuel
Kendrick. Col. Entrekin introduced a
bill authorizing the Governor, Auditor
OF State and Attorney General to en-
ploy Mr.. Kendrick ''for correcting,
transcribing and completing the rec
ords of entries, plats and sur
veys and other records OF the lands
contained in the Virginia military dis
trict OF Ohio" This bill is what the Ga
=ette calls bill to pension Sam Ken.
drick-a "job," etc. The work is neces-
sury and it is all the more necessary be-
cause it has been necessary 80 long. The
act Of Congress which the Gazette quotes
as if it completely solved the problem
might not apply in one case out Of ten,
and it, too, refers to the military war
rants as the paramount claims upon the
territory,
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-04-28

Governor Foraker has not been frus-
trated by Parsons, Noble and Beatty,
who so earnestly contend that the State
bonds are exempt from taxation. He
shows in black and white from the jour
nails of the General Assembly that all
State bonds were issued as taxable paper
excepting those which had the words
Exempt from Taxation" written upon
them. In the face of the facts produced
all the fiery structures OF Beatty and the
fine philosophy of lis allies falls flat.
1t has long been fashionable for bond
holders to dodge taxation, but the law
does not justify them, and our Cover.
nor is determined that the law shall be
executed.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-04-28
The Republican party is losing its grip.
William Estle has joined the Democracy.
The fond anticipations OF those who
wanted the Dueber Watch Case Com
panv real bad have gone glimmering.

We are indebted to Hon. John Sher-
man for the Report OF the Committee on
the Judiciary concerning the Attorney
Generals action in refusing to submit
important papers in reference to ap-
pointments, and to Hon. William L.
Scott for a copy of his speech in the
House of Representatives on the coin.
aye of the standard silver dollar.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-04-28

Temperance people may take comfort
from statistics on the liquor traffic re-
Gently compiled. The English Budget
shows decrease of several millions in
the revenue from liquors within the
past few years, and corresponding in
crease in the consumption OF various
luxurics. A noted brewer in Cincin-
natl when asked by reporter the cause
OF a very perceptible and lingering dull
ness in his line of business gave it as his
opinion that the drink habit in America
was gradually waning.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-04-28

On the first page of this issue will be
found letter from Hon. Alphonso Hart,
disproving the charges made against him
by the Hillsboro Gazette and copied into
several other papers. When a public
man is attacked in a public way he has
a right to defend himself through public
print, and we enjoy this opportunity Of
allowing the gentleman to reply. In
consideration OF the wide circulation
which has been given to the Gasete's
ugly libel, we bespeak for his article a
careful reading by every body.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-04-28

Iaaac West to Willison syfsrd. land In
Leesburg, el5O.
J. q. Gaibreath to Trustees Presby terlan
Church, Belfast, lot, 500.
Elisa J. Thonpson to Harriet L. Morrow,
Htllsboro, lot, $50.
James II Knisely to W. J. Rsdkey. Rains.
I,OyO, lots, q 900.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-04-28

A gsnerel strike among bass- ball play
sssi6 eutidpated. oevs1al umpires have
alFsady been boyootted. '@D4 Lf'y
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-04-28

Boil coffee In salt sack this 10 better
than egg for settling the coffee.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-04-28

Life, however short, u made still short
or by waste Of time.-Johnson.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-04-28
Notice Of Dissolution Of Fart
nerohip, -g

NOT1CE 10 hereby given that the partner
IN ship herstofors sxisslng between r. J.:
Keen and @. vanpeat under Che Arm name Of
solved on the 18th day Of April, A. b. iS0e, By
the withdrawal from aid Arm Of @. vanpslt
r. J. Keen will make aettlsment Of I'll debts
owing 10 or BY she late firm, and will continue
ths business Of manufacturing Kesn's German
Embrocation at Leesburg, Ohio.
p.tet Aprii IS, 1885. Ss.a
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-04-28

Date 1 April Is, 1885.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-04-28
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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-04-28

JGsn H,..ss ss:se os.,I vs. n6sy e ss%s: & e.
Caao No. A288. q - n
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-04
(SIr bic Sainots StoGtsscttuts.)
&tout8 III. INTO ieine peri6ntiGe
Tim cbt.ttdA

Sie aus europa eintreffen6en Seles
9ramme Iber ben ldnelt Observation-Disclosures
Bancroft oes &0nigS 9ubuig BON BaDern
fallen NIT elmer 4%oltnadlrtdt 5u]a1nmen,
tpeI6e ben Selbitmer0 oes f0ni9l. Tliiaelz
Nolutanten, ulanensJ tittmetiters Qambert
Sreiberr BON 8aricourt in 8Ir3z
burg meloet. Gartcourt bate l9on einnal,
i'm Sabre 1879, ais er in f6ligli1e linz
gtaoe gefaIlcn tDar, 3u 8riillel etnen
Selbltmoroberlu6 gcrta6t, mar aber Oaz
mats bon ieiner MulOe seneien.
Set1e Serutna9 on ben t6ntgli6en 6of
beroanfte er leinem 9tarnen, tpel9er gu
3eiten 2uowig'S XIV. BON 6rantreib on
Oelien Sofe mobl betannt mar, 6enn bic
9alante uno biIbi60ae @rGfil .8aricourt
ftano nit ocm fran30iii6en EDrannen TIT
tnttrnem 8erfebr. Sir 2uDwig bon BaDz
eru, Der in letnem fransDlil6en 9larnensz
better oaS erbabene urbilo zines 0errl1erS
bon 0orteS 0naoen gu leDen oermeiut, tpar
Der Jtante pes tunget Offt5ierS cine 10
groBe @mpfeblung, OQB Ell iDn 8u leiuem
SYltgelzNDjutanten eraarnte uno i'm ipes
5ieu gum fran5Olii6en 9orleier auserIas.
9as maj Dor Il Sa6rel1.
Oeit iei1en 2l6jutarteu hat Qlt6tpia iiberz
baupt tDenig @liG ge6Qbt uuo ie 9eipedz
lslt tpie abgetra8ene 6ar6i9ube. Die
Gtnen paBtelt tbm iltd)t, Die Nnoeren liefen
Dauon ultO Der 9ebte bat 1i9 gar eri6o11en.
Nls Suoptg i'm Sabre 1864 ben Sbron
6eltieg. etn iebr i6a9terner o6t8e5uidbrigsr
Singing, tparen Sberit 81 s q pz
penbei m uno Srei6err BON Nt 0 b, io>
pte DOnOerG a n unb @raf st dz
BERG NotDcnlO NJ e II Die 9eneralz
uuo peri0nIi6en 2Ioiutanten. Dfop aoq es
Dor, liG gum 0berlt : Observation-Disclosures
erneltnen 5t lal1ers unO gappen6etm geriet6
ie6r DaLo beim S0nig in unauaoe. ais er
it6 wei8erte, auf einem Spa3iergange Dem
S6ntg ben leberrod 3u trGger, uno in
eiuer ni0t miB5upuitebenoen Dirt uno
9Seile Dem 2afa9ea Oa5 Geiddft ibertrug:
yltntemalsn llno alloiepeilen oes Yappelz
heimer's @ei6le6t ebenlo alt 1T, ME bas
Des l8ittelSba6er's".
6ierouf nurDe g6tQie 8oron y. Rims
rOOnnan3sO tf3icr; bod Der blonDe
8iIie branate furse Sit bayauf nit elmer
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-04
Boat atterifamii1en @eIanoten
bci1tt SG1AA.

Ser bisbertge amerifanti6e @eIan6te
o6er nielmebr Miniiterz 0teiioent uno @ez
ueralz GoniuL bet ieiner Maieitdt gtaiir 60
bin, Dem periiihen vS6ab in S6ab" ooer
yS0ni9 Der S0nige", lit ell Spra1gelebrter
gtamens 3 en- a III in, ipeI1er nun ourb
ben Gbicagper 9tebtsgelebrteu @iltiton abb
gel0k tperoen iOu. Bon 9errn Benjamin
lit Akb Elm amtlt@er 8ert6t etnz
gelaAfen, tporin er leine perii16e
SaDrt nit 9tnoerniiien iebr an
i6ault6 10 beihretbt:
vSd babe Die @bre, 81 beri6ten, 6aR ib
am /. Stunt Seberan in elmer &utiGe perz
IieB, I'm mid na6 Dem COMMEMORATIVE
Der @eianotidaft 81 begeben, Sn metner
@eieG ihaft befano fi6 metne So6ter unb
meirem Maqen poran ritten, Der 2alDesz
fitte gemdB. spet 9Orretter. 5ter muB ib
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-04

YStlheIn @Oraro gStaemer
aus StariSppL st. 8erlt, ptrb erIu6t, Ib bebltfs pibz
tiger @ftttbeilunGen nit benz llnter5et9neten in 8erbinz
0ur8 gu leeen, Sejer, bener Die Nbreiie Des geiu9ten
betaunt tit, peroen gebeten, bieielbe eirSuienbet.
&pHt5 ScetltH, SGlpet,er @oniui,
9So12m6 1871 State Ctr, @htcoao. 81.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-04

20 Gbe1matii6e, reuralstI9e, Siiitenz, pl0bli6e,
~ beittse uno neru6ie @6merSeti iofort but3 suit
IAN cura Antt>B otnz q la ter sebeilt. 25c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-04
Chicago ais @tufaDrnafen.

SIN bteti9en 3oQamt ii1o i'm portQen
Sabr III, 1853, 1856 8funo importtrter 9aufz
nl~a1nSipaaren geipo9eu tpor6en, 20, 4O3, $50
Ptllno nlebr, ais i'm Sabre Dorbsr. SIS
tpuroen 209,294 @auonen Sprtt Qeme1leu.
1871 0allonen Goguac in @rnpfa1o oez
l5on['ae5, lo'930 0al. @ad'6olOer, 974
9aa' 96nln, 598 SAT. Spiritus, 1,507
@au. 21ernnuth 1857 Sal. 0bisseo,
do9.IoO 9au. Nett, 10, 1868 @igarren.
Shs Ausla1o DerlanOt nuroen 387, 455
gadefe uno i'm 0ansen paiiirten 1882, 907
Pafete oas 3ouamf.
Sm Uolgenoen lolien mir cine Site ser
Maarell Tol9en, 6te I'M 2aufe Oes Sabres
Gus Dem NnSlano in Chicago eintrofsn uno
fir ben hieftgen @ebrau6 beitimmt iporeu:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-04
fir 111dnner,
gaz

0teieni9en, weIde Die 81 lfontmeue @efmnoD cit,
holItge Ye1ntcSfratt unb 9cidIedtti6le Gtters
lan9sn wini6en, iputen n0b Der Qbbdnoluug iiber ben
nWtatIton SoIns'' ienben, Spnget Dtdnnern uno
@noeren, welbe an YScrOeet= uno &Orperid)m6dae,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Dot5etttaCu M WeIs
fet II. j. 10. letoeu, wtlO es beionoels uiBen, bteie 2bz
banblung gu &atbe 5n Sieben. 8ranfbetteu Der @oss
ftehereriie, Der ytieretl uno Der @IaIe pirtiam
9ebeilt, o9ne Anpenbua9 Don Snitrumenteu. @mpioblen
Don Gauie;ben, Die turtrt pu;oeu. Sn Spit6leru uno
pom ~9lerjten in @uropa unb Nmerifa einseilbrt.
Sin fotcnfrctcs @eriudISs$aGct nebit perFes
9elter AbDonoluug unb &obia9ei6retban ptro auf Gtnz
%ienbung pom Swet Srieimarfen geiGtGt. Wlan ~abreiiire:
Marston Remedy Comp. pOer d.. e.. Treskow, 80
W. 18th Street, New York. 22ap 1Stum6
@bbanOluug unO Gcrte ponoen; in oeutiher Spra6e
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-04

e Bum Sdluiie meIoe ih nod, OaB in unz
ierer @esenb in Den leBten 2 Sabreu elm
&der ie6r biel 6 t N 0 0 D.
9 d II N ruintrt bat; er beiiBt niel Nebns
li6feit nit Dem SartoffeltGfer, lit aber
fleiner uuo bat anltatt Der Streifen Yunfte,
Auo friBt iolan9e al ben SlGttern, bis Die
BGuIne bIrr peroen. 6. Sc.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-04

Qbnabm Der 3aIauerI 0;c
BDlfs3dblung in Der StaDt &alou Bat oos
lpenig ertreuli6e 9~felultat bon nur 1880
Psrlonen. ollo 9eqen Die 3d6lung pom
Sabre 1880 UNI 73 Scelen neniqer eroebeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-04
UtOti0 fit MQl11tcr !

Gin alter unS ~eriabrener beutfdsr arSt, Der it'd pon ben
frurts 5urit95o9e1 bat, tbetlt alien 0cnen. luelae am
Den trGartgen JoIHem Don Sugcuoiiuoen unb an
3San,ses s. 9 ~ 6d,e lstoeu, foReafrei clue fid,es
fe @eiluirtgoo nit, weIde er 'ett 30 Sa6ren in Ieoem
sale erfoI9retdb an8emanbt bat. Ser 3wed 1T
ben Quadialbern unD Spefulanten nit ioaenQuntem
Treis 9ecepten cue attic Oac erb GruiidlSe SAND
nctf 6u le9eu llto AuCtt 81 beIien. Mbr. Or. Shulh.
1864 g~crtngtoM Npsnue, &sp Vort. 2. y
I'm IL 81 lot iapa
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-17
CITY PROPERTY.

CITY PROPERTY.
7ol. ? lots corner Market and Lincoln
streets, high and dry, street cars pass every
hall hour. Price 500.
7l2. ilots and good room house. corner
Lawrence and Lincoln ct. Cheap, $3.50.
tween Emporia ard ith Avenues. good new
room house, good well and out buildings. Price
Sll00, part on time viii take good mule team
in trade.
7lO. - feet east front on $. Lawrence ave.
Good room house, closets, pantry and cellar,
fruit and shade trees, fenced all round, good
location. Price slso0, part on time.
s13. 10 feet front on South Lawrence Ave.
try Price Si5e0.
SIS. az aces in the southeast suburbs OF
the city, small house. young iruit and shade
trees. fine soil, price Sl25o, part time.
Gle 20 lots on North Lawrence, Topeka &
Emporia Avenues. big bargain, price ssc1o
617, 9 lots On south Msrke; street, good To-
cation, $500 each.
716 60 feet south and east front on Water
street good house rooms. Price SLIGO.
$40 81. front on Central Avenue, house
rooms cellar and well, price slice.
800. 200 feet front north Topeka avenue,
house rooms well furnished, good barn and
ont houses. Price $500.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-17
a T q 8. T. 2. 2 Co
WANT COLUMN.

isr,r.iseHeErs in I'm, e0IaS.n ,,H Be charged fo'
.f ne rc,e of Fire C.=t,s per line FER i''ek va
rsrTsiscngen, faker for Gs. - cents, and is!'!
not be inserted until paid for
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-17

nor REST-Buildng for wholesale purposes
+ The entire building stor rs, SIT front by
.0ft deep. This building was erected to accom-
modate the y hole-aie trade Of the city. and Is
convenient To Fri, CO, \. l. e.. r and ". &w
railroad freight and passenger depot-; No els
6l7 Douglas ave. Jubber-t are specially invited
to examine the merits Of the locstion nd hniid-
ing John ExtOn, Office in building dSw.3tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-17
81. l.. IT. S. Z W. q. r.
EAST BOUND TRAINS.

EAST BOUND TRAINS.
i-.s end rusil - s -56 q. m /.
~ - .n1 WAY IL A. m
No rs, Through Freight. .-io'io D. IN
WEST BOUND TRAINS.
Depart -0o, m
No. i. express and mail. .--.:--- .;So ?. IN.
No ~, Fright arr stops at"ichita ii ~ N
No Is, Way Freight leaves i'oo p IN
Nos ] and run daily
Nos. Is, IA, Is and 10 daily except sunday
Elegant Pullman sleeping. parlor and chair
cars attached To all passenger trains running
hstveen " ichita and ~ Louis via r T. &C u, IN
Connection with sbe Missouri Pacific. without
chang; arrives at II Louis Union depot al -
sm in time To get BREAKFAST and make con,
usctiops with all trains of other roads Tor all
donts. Baggage checked through TO destiha-
ton. -, =. ia. nm
freight trains without tickets
For rates and other information call on I'M
dersigned. W ID hIhpOSh' As v
I
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-17

ENoR RENT-Storage for household goods,
merchandise, boxed OF loose. II you have
any goods To store bring them to the Wichita
storage Co. No. Ito ". Doucla- ave. c66-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-17

TOR SALE-A rare chgnce for the right man !:
r a restaurant and 10 furnished room. rent and
Insurance paid way ahead big run OF custom;
best OF reasons for selling. Will trade Tor west
ern land. Love McCalla d5o-6ts
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-17

UTASTtD-To buy, well-lupr"vea ihfih
w within 10 miles of wichita oaii on my
aye T. Love 4 McCalla, over Hyde's BOOK
- d50-6ts
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-17

nor RENT-A house with rooms, newly
+ papered and painted. Inquire at ls2 Mai \
street. d4S-6t
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-17

NEWLY furnished front room, with ele-
~ giant board, for single gentlemen; 81
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-17
ExCITEMENT In BAsEBALL
Circles Produced by the New York
Giants Challenging the 80.
Louis Browns.

New York December IS. Baseball
men IN, the city were thrown into q
state OF violent exc tement today
when IL was announce he st. Louie
Browns, the champions Of re world,
he'd been challenged by the New York
Giants for series of games or q stake
Of $4,000, bsst four ont of seven.
John B. Day, president of tue Giauta,
walked into the Ftth Avenue Ho Il
this morning aud NEE ing Ch'i4 von
der Abe, the president OF the Browns,
said to him excit dy: Il understand,
Mr.. Won der Abe, La you ssy The New
York Giants are third claes club"
Won der Abe rep led that it was
third in the games r the champion
chip this wear.
"Well, will challenge you TO pay
for $4,000 next spring" cried Day,
still more excitedly, ard shaking a
handful Of hills in tNa air.
'All right" said Won der Abe, land
I will play you with even meu, with
your manager, Jim Mutrie, tor UNI
pire."
A forfeit of $3.50 aside was placed in
the hands OF Manager Decker, OF the
Baltic ore Club, ard thu men sepa,
Ia'ed. Three OF the games will be
played on the Polo grounds aud three
in st. Louis. II il should be nee assarv
to play the seventh, it will be played
on neutral grounds.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-17
AMUSEME NTS.


This charming actress, for many
years leading lady at VALE k's in New
York City, deserves hearty reception
at the hands Of cur tn alter goers. II
is safe to cay that she will grow in
popularity from the first light and be
come a genuine favorits loGp before
her engagement terminates. she il a
remarkable woman Ia more respease
than can here be enumer ted. sk
interprets her work not only inteIlW
gently, but with that syn psth tito
force that reaches the heart and makes
it appsrent at once that the interpre-
ter is human and understar DIS the feel
ings which she expresses. Ia RosdIind
she moves through the play like an
exquisite portraiture of the poe''s
dreams, and gives the role that
charming airlness VIII CHI belongs
to it. She has good COM
pany that gives her excellent support.
MSS Coghlsn comts as near being
Nelson as 1t is possible for any living
actress, and in some respects sur.
passes her. 1t was in the old come
dies that Miss Rose Coghlan achieved
the most marked success as leading
lady at Wsllackb, AID fer name IL
more intimately associated with the
leading characters of those works than
that of any other sC,ress upon the
American stage.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-17
ROOMS AND BOARD.

DESIRABLE ROOMSIwitn BOARD, at
- 70 MADISON ST.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-17
1T LOOKS LIKE MURDER.
Experts no Not Relieve That
Henry Ferguson Shielded,

The announcement yesterday that
VIZ. n M. Ferguson, OF this city, had
come 10 his death by his own hand
at Galveston, Tax, WIS., received with
q gene'al sentiment OF discredit.
Apart from the fact that his character
and habits and condition of life were
al epugnsnt to the theory that he
could deli herately have planned self
destruction, the very nature and To-
cality Of the wounds inflicted point TO
somsthing still more horrible than
suicide. Medical experts are free 10
expressing their opinion that 1t 10
incredible that a man could
inflict upon himseli two such wounds
as caused Mr.. Ferguson's death,
ono in the throat, the other in the
heart. Withoutreeard 10 the circum-
stance that no sssignable cause for
suicide is known 10 exist in the case,
the facts surrounding it, and he dc,
tails of the sfiair do not justify the
conclusion that the unfortunate man
came 10 his death by his own hand.
Until the mystery surrounding bis
killing il satisfs ctoIily cleared away, IL
Is impossible to believe in the suicide
theory. In the meantime further de-
velopmcnts are awaited with anxiety,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-17
Base Rail- Officers.

NEW YORK, December 10. - At h..
DAVIS tession oil thu American Bsse
Ball Association, Off era ard commit
mittses were elected az follows:
Chairman, Zach Phelps; Board of D.
Iector5-CiDcinna'i, Charles A. Harris
and A. Stern; Cl vela d Athletics,
Georga HOVE, aad Brooklyn, Charles
P. Byrne. The Schedule Committ.e
consists # represen 'atives # the s.,
Louis, Baltimore and Metropolitan
clubs; Arbitration Committee, Brook
lyn, Louisville and st. Louis cubs I;
Finance Committee, Brooklyn, Gu
cinusti and st. Louis clubs, and Joint
Rule Committee, LOUSY lie, Cleve and
and Baltimore clubs.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-17
TRANSFERS.

Charles Jehl OF NIX. to Samuel
Hirsoh, trustee, 10 secure the Mem
phis Building aud Saving Association
in the sum OF $4,000, lot Z, block 81,
city Of Memphis.
A. p. Jehl ct ux 81 L. p. and Chas.
Jehl, same property rs above; con-
side, alton S265O.
r. d. Perkins and wife 10 s. p.
Read, trustee, to secure the Work
ingmen's Building aud Loan Associa-
ton in the sum OF $1,000; lot Q Of Cole
and Hampton's subdivision.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-17
Ferguson wiIhersOn.

On THURSDAY, December l5!h,l
o'clock, Mr.. 7. P. Ferguson and Ms
Evelyn Wilkerson were united a
marriage by the Rev. Mr.. Klein,N
st. Ma US Cathedral, on Poplar stree\
The altar ives beautifully decorated
with choice and rare flo Wers. Imme
diately after the ceremony the brida
party repaired TO the residence o
Mrs r. q. Brinkley, where the ladie
Of the house dispensed that hospi
tally for which this mansion has 81
long been noted. At 5 O'Clock pm
the bride and groom left for the Oheea
peake and Oh o railroad depot, fol
loved by shower OF rice and old clip
pers for good luck.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-17
Reports Of City Oncera.
The following reports were read and
ordered received and fled:

The following reports were read and
ordered received and fled:
oHIEF CT POLICE.
Total number of arrests, 5l5; day,
272; night, 243; white, 357; colored,
1853; male, ass; female, So; white
male, $50; colored male, 1875; white
female, %; colored female, 80; mar
Iied, 1866 single, 800. The number
fined WAS 800, number discharged,
l47 State cases, 25; fugitivas. Il;
amount Of fines assessed, 1871 80;
amount OF fines collected, $3.50;
amount paid on mittimus, 1879 70;
totsl, $500 20; State tax paid in
court, $76; Stale tax paid on mttimus,
SOL 20; grand total, $2688 70 EK-
penses: Feeding prisoners, 1888 "a;
nsy roll, $34l9 35; Office lnCidentals,
$l2 45 other expenses, 1898 70; total,
f38l7 81. Stolen properly recovered,
$275; lost children found, 4; taken
from and returned to prisoners,
1880 80; dodgers, 200.
THE CITY INSPECTOR.
10. Mhoon, City Inspector, report
ed collectors for the month amount
ing to 1919 %.
MEMPHIS CITY HOSPITAL.
Number Of patients remaining No
vember Let, ~ +; received during month,
81; discharged, SO; deceased, IL; re-
naming, So. Total number treated
during the month, 1888. The residences
of the patients are: Taxing District,
IA; Tennessee, 10; AIkRnsas, 20, Mis-
eissippi 20; other States, 81. EX-
pensss, $ll6,123.
REGISTERS REPORT,
Ben X. PuileD, IT,, Register, re.
ported amount Of general tax regis
tered, 1921 l5; amount OF license
issued, $l62l 20; amount received,
1921 80.
MARKET MASTERS REPORT.
George S. Hayden, master of the
Besle Street Market, reported collec-
tiOns amounting TO 1925.
CHIEF OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Chief Cleary reported that during
the month the department responded
to % alarms, on which there was an
owners insurance of sS8 500, and in
surauce Of occupants, $l4,880; loss 10
owners, $37 S75; loss to occupants,
$50; insurance over lost, $64,870.
No further business being presented
the Council adjourned.