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oh Gene Matter In the Mails

WAsHNGroN, May 29.-The bill re-
ported to the House to-day relative to
the transmission of obscene matt r
through the mails is accompanied by
a report which states that the law
upon this subject has been construed
in so many ways by the courts that
the dealers in OBJ Gene and filthy mat
tiers have been able TO violate il. The
amendment proposed are intended to
make the provisions of theact so dafin.
lite that they cannot be disobey,d
with impunity.
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Special Examines ia the Pension
Nnirn-

WASHINGTON, Nav 29.-On the Ger.
tiication Of the Civil Service Commits.
sion the fol owing named perso shave
been appointed special examin rs in
the p nsion office: Henry w. SNYDER
of Tennessee, Samuel ID Stahl of hi
nois, Fred rick Jones of Indiana.
Martin b Millerof Indiana, Charles
?. Berry Of illinois, Edward NJ. of
California.
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Among the Northern Lakes

Of Wisconsin, Minnesota and Iowa, are hun.
dreds of delightful places where one can pass
the summer months in quiet rest and enjoy.
ment, snd return home az the end Of the
heated term completely rejuvenated. Each
recurring season brings 10 0conOmoWoc,
,Waukesha, Beaver Dam, Frontenac, Oko-
boil, MinnetOnka, White Bear, and innu-
mantle names, thousands of our best people
whose winter heDes are on either side of Ma
son and Dixon's line. Elegance and com
fort, at q moderate cost, can be readily OBJ
necessary iniorma ion pertaining thereto, Is
being distributed by the CHICAGO, MILwAU-
EEE AND ST. PAUL RAILWAY, and will be sent
free upon Applicant n by letter to A. V. ii.
Carpenter, General PasseI ger Agent, Mil
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Nonresident Notice.

No; 6l52, R, DIN the. Chancery Court Of
Shelby County, Tenn.-Rehocca LOWen-
slime VS.. Jacob H. LOWenstine ct al.
IL appearing from halls sworn to in this
cause that the defendants, Jacob II. LOwen-
slime and Henry NJ Lower slime are residents
Of the City and State Of New York, and
David G. Lower stins a resident OF Minneap-
ellis, state, Of Minnesota, and all hOn-resi-
dents Of the State of Tennessee;
~ Is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, at the Court House
OF shelby county, in Memphis, Tenn, on or
before the first Monday in July, 1886, and
plead, answer or defnur to compliments
Dill, OF the same viii be taken for confessed
as 10 them and set for hearing exparte; and
that copy Of this order be published once a
week for four successive weeks in the Mem
phis Appeal This 4th day Of May, 1885.
A oopy-Attest:
S, 1. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
BY II. \. Walsh, d. @. and NJ.
L: 4, Lehman, Solicitors fol Complain
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internal Reyenne CoIIec,,ou.

WAsmEGToS, May 90. The collec-
tons OF internal revenus during the
first ten months of the fiscal year,
ending June 80, 1885, amounted TO
$50, 303,666, being an increase of
10, 1876, 1872 over the receipts during the
corresponding period Of the last fiscal
year. There was an increase of $780,
$50 on spirits; an increase of 81 $780,
272 on tobacco, and an increase of
81, 1875, 1926 on fermented liquors. The
only decrease was $56,095 On miscel-
laneous items The receipts for April,
1856, were Sl76,047 greater than those
for 1885
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BeaufIfY Your Home.

Finish the walls and ceilings with
Alabastine. You can do it; mex
pensive; try it. White and twelve
tints. Cheaper and better than paint,
balsomine or paper. Disinfects and
prevents diseases. Beautiful sample
card free. By druggists, hardware
and paint dealers. $500 given away.
S. MANSFIELD h CO., Memphis.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL--sUNDAY, MAY 30. 1sSe

ton OF evading or violating the law in
anv respect.
The Postoffice Department, in re-
Spouse to request from the residents
OF three small hamlets in Tennessee
10 suggest names for their newly-es.
tabllsned pos offices, has selected the
following. which have been accepted:
Misado, Yum Yum and Nanki Poo.
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Reduction Of 1he Public Debt.

WARRINGTON, May eft is esii-
mated at the Treasury Department
that the public debt statement to be
Issued on Tuesday will show a de-
crease for the month OF about S9,000,-
600. The receipts for the month have
been unusually heavy and the dis
bursements light, with the simple ex-
ception OF $4,000 0, paid out on ac-
cunt of pensions.
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VIII stand nv 1he NH,

Alta largely-sttsnded meeting of the
friends of the oleomarVarine bill held
in the room OF the House Committee
on Agriculture, this morning, 1t was
resolved to stand by the bill as re.
ported from the committee.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-30

A book descriptive OF the summer
resorts ol the Northwest will be mailed
to you froc on application to L 5, Hair,
general passenger agent Oh cago and
Northwestern RAILWAY. Chicarn. III
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4 Mayors, office Burned and Burg
IRFiZRtf

GALLIPoLIs, o.. May f9i-The May
or's office was burned and burglar
zsd last night, aud all the city records
stolen which could be used in evil
denCe against former members of the
Council who were recently indicted
for obtaining city funds contrary to
law.
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smaEEIInE whI.lxInto Alaska.

WtsHlNdToN, May 29.-The Treas
ury Dep rtment has been advised
that whisky is being struggled into
Alaska in large quantities and that
well'known residents OF the Territory
are engaged in the business. The
matter is b ing investigated.
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"LOndon0 Trouser Stretcher
Valley Lands for Sac Cheap

7 OWN about f5C0 acres of TIMBER
L LANDS in Bolivar county, Mississippi,
on and near the line of the Louisville, New
Orleans and Texas Railroad. | will either
sell in body or 10 small tracts to suit pur-
chasers. Parties desiring fine timber or
good lands for agricul ural purposes are in
vited to examine these lands before buying
elsewhere. Price from s to $40 per acre, one
third cash, balance on easy terms with per
cent, FER 'annum interest.
CHAS SCOTT, Rosedale, Miss.
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'Coronor's inquest. from hospital.

Distribution by Wards-First, 8;
Second, 8; Third, 1; Fourth, /
Fifth, 8; Sixth, /; Seventh, 5 4; Eighth,
3; Ninth, 2; Tenth, 6. City Hospital,
2. Still born, l, White, IL. Colored,
10. Total, so
@. S. GRAVES. MD. Secretary.
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A Doctors Woes

CRAwFoRDsvILLE, Ga, June IL, 1SS5.-Fcr
ten years have been suffering Vith IL uscular
rheumatism. Patent medicines and ply
sicians' prescriptions failed TO give rel ief
Last summer | commenced the use of b. b.
using one bottle. | continued its use and
gladly confess that it is the best and quick
est medicine for rheumatism I have ever
tried and l che rfully recommend it to the
public. j. W. RHODES, A. NJ, NJ. D.
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Mortality report for the week end
ing Saturday, May 90, 1886, at 8
o'clock pm:
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B. b. B. can be had at the following
places; Hall & Ruckel, New York; J. W.
Holman, Denver, Col. John D. Park & Son,
A. Kelter d Co.. indianapolis, Ind. Wood
ward, Faxon & Co., Kansas City, Mo: Lord,
Owens * Co.., Chicago, Ill. Richardson
Drug Co., st. Louis. Mo-; ]. B. Wilder &
Co, Louisville, Ky, and all Southern
DRUGGISTS
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ReabOdV H0faI

G; B. GALLOWAY & C0.........PRoPRrEroR
rates " ~ and ~ per day, according to
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a wright, Tenn j b Virgins, Tenn
~ Hall, Tenn Miss L Whitley, Tenn
. l. Amen Tenn b Hindman, am
I MOultOn, Tenn X M Strother, Mo
Ohenbach, Ky Mrs S ii Beard, La
Miss NJ Beard. La Mics L Beard, la
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n Lee, John DOnnelly, Tenn
v, MADE woods, ny 4 d Flippin, Tenn
W ii Fischer, MO S Warren. Mo
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a Macerons, Mo q Goldsmith, Mo
hughes, Tenn NJ Burger, Ark
y n stewart, 40 q Il Rudisill, Tenn
W Cnrtist Mo III w Holman. Mo
y Riley, Tenn w X Mudd, Mo
q n Edwards, n Y II Dow, Tenn
b Jackson, Tenn A Blizzard, Ill
W Moore, Me III Washburn. Tenn
A Senie, Tenn RID Goodwyer, Tenn
i Lehman, Tenn Il Lehman, Tenn
"a Nelson, Tenn 5 DunscOmb, Team
Ghaplaine, Tenn w w Talbert, Tenn
! II Poston, Tenn ii Q BALE, Tenn
) Orgllli Tenn z Il Pullen, Tenn
Mansfield, Tenn j Smith, Tenn
n fullen, Tenn A Is Ablngtln n, Tenn
} y Mason, Tenn j X Scales, Ky
j. Blessing, Tenn - Morrow Tenn
= :, Hamilton, Ohio z Jones d t, ohio
Il HARDY, ONO Manahan, Miss
E4pt smiley, A Il p McConnicO, Tenn
w tran, Pa ID II Hamilton, Ark
Il Phillips, L
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Book of wonders Free.

By addressing Blood Balm Co., Atlanta,
Ga, any one can secure free one of the pref
tiest and most valuable 32-page books now
out, 1t tells all about the blood. its diseases
and remedies; Scrofula. Ulcers, Rheuma-
tlsm, Kidney Affections, Skin Humors, Etc.
Drop postalFfor It at once.
RROWN'S IRON BITTER CURED
- Mrs, W. S. Levy, 3lS Main street,
Memphis, Tenn, after being troubled for
several years with chills and fever and be-
ing thoroughly exhausted
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6asIOn's Hotel.

W. BINGHAM. MANAGER.
European plan. Enlarged and refurnished,
Prices according to size and loca-
ton OF rooms
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RROWN'S IRON BITTERS HAS
been used in the family of Mrs. Laura
) johnson, 293 Main street, Memphis, Tenn,
for bilious fever and ohills with most salts
factory results, II Is their standard family
medicine,
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We Make a Specially Of Millinery,
Employing the best hands in To city, give
oar whole attention TO il, and we defy COM
petition in that line.
RROWN'S IRON BIrTEKs COM.
pletely eradicated malarial poison
from the system Of the little son Of Mrs.
Pearce, $50 Poplar street, Memphis. Tenn
when suffering from chills and fever. Out
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RsU"N = HUN BIIIEKS GKEAT-
ly benefited Mrs. NJ. @. Yuckley, Mem
phis, Tenn, when troubled with liver dis
order and Indigestion. She regards it as a
Standard family medicine,
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WIN Q. ALLEN,

In retiring from the above firm would
take this opportunity of thanking in no
stinoed terms my many friends for past ia
vorst and ask continuance of same TO my
partner OF twenty years. VIM Q. ALLEN.
The new firm IL now changed to
II sRTAOLOMEW ROOFING co.
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The Finest Assortment of DOLLS in the city.
Hats Reshaped, Feathers Cleaned.
Dyed and Curled.
GOLDEN HAIR WASH By tho small or
large quantitP,
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HOPKINS
millinery
Strike the Iron While It's Hot.

In order to move our immense stock We
make the following offer:
Coed Straw Hats at.........25c, $50. 5Oy and 75o
small Straw Bonnets, all colofs...............50o
Extra Wide Brim Hats, for Countrywide
FLOWERS.
Beautiful Roses, all colors, per dozen ...4Oo
Yiolets, per dozen So
Buttercups, per dozen.
Carnation Pinks, per dozen
Elegant Bunche. of FloWers.... so
Extra Fine Bunchse Of Flowers. ...............50O
Imported French Flowers from........N TO S
Ostrleh sips % I'm buneh) fOr...... 35U
Fruits, Leaves, Stems, all kinds of ma
teriRl to make Artificial Flowers
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

MEMPHIS, TENN, May 20, 1896.
THE partnership hereto tore exiting be-
y tween A. b. Bartholomew and VIM. o.
Allen is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent, Mr.; bartholomew assuming all Obliga-
tons and benefits to date.
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ERROWNrS IRON pEPCERS CURED
ID Capt. A Q. TTsmont, IS Madison
street, Memphis, Tenn, when troubled with
IKE a new creature.
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PRIVATE COUNSELLOR
Mississippi Il Tennessee RIB. Co.
HNnaaE..-

y 200 pages, sent TO any add-ss securely seA fot rss
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Bridal and Mourning Outfits

teriAl to make Artificial Flowers.
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DIVORCED FROM A DEAD MAN.

MRS. DRRRfCKSONS PROCEEDINGS TO HAVE THE
DECREE SET ASIDE.
The trial of the suit in which Kitty V. Derrckson
seeks Rave the decree of absolute divorce granted
as she claims after the death of her husband William
W. Dernokson. set aside was begun yesterday before
Justice lngraham the Superior Court Special Term.
In her complaint she declares that her husband who
married her on August %. 1873 ten years later
became addicted TO drink that his mind affect
ed and he imagined that his wife untrue. tie died
on February 3, 1885. In October, 1888 he had
charged ner with intideltv and by threats promises
aration by whoh she gave him their children, ages
sey Ell. nine and eleven respectively. lie told her
that if his suspicious proved 10 be unfOunded the
agre.me should be void. She says ne found no
proofs but tha' he hired detectives who falsely
declared that they had taken her to n dsrepuiable
house. On the trial of the divorce suit before
of the three detectives said that what they
did was by the procurement of Mr. Derrickson. who
paid them for il. By advice OF her counsel she did
offer any evidence. The referee reported in favor
of the husband. Justice Freedman set the report aside
because he evidence of the third detective had been
taken in the abse of the parties TO the suit and after
the plaintiffs case closed. Although the Judge
directed that this witness be examined the referee
again reported without having taken his testimony.
The report confirmed and the decree filed at
o clock on February g. on which day her husband
had died at 10 o. m She asks that the decree be
aside the ground that DerrIckson dead hen
granted If II l. found that he not dead
when the decree entered. that the action By
vved against ,he parties in interest. DR.. Adoph Rup
Mr.. Derrcksons physician. testified that Derri. ksOn
died he fore o'clock in the dav and James H. Moran.
counsel for Mrs Derric0n in tho proceedings before
the referee, testified the proceedings in the divorce
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RELIGION BAD. BUT CREDIT GOOD.

THE TESTIMONY ~ THE PAREs WILL CASE CLOSED.
Surrogate Lott gave another hearing yesterday in
the Pares will il Brooklyn. General Butler aud
Frederick Coudert were on hand as usual Colonel
Nicholas Pike. ex-consul 10 Maurius and Mr. Pares
son-inaw who wrote the letter that caused the old
gentleman to d-inherit the Pike family and 10 leave
almost everything to the Osborns was the ouly WIT.
by Colonel Pike TO his son. joseph, who was living
with Mr.. Pares at the time. II fell INTO the grand
fathers hands and made him angry that he never
fOrgave its author The letter warns Joseph against
the bad influence of his grandfather who is referred
to nfGel and drHnaard and also TIE Osborns
of whom he speaks as follows:
The Osborn lot them all together bat
what can expect by the example ct be
ing. Obsc u" aud basphenou- ianguase is usual
order Of the day. so informed Ii
tInk you also hear much OF this. and
prsed 10 see me TACK sooner than any
that account
The witness limited that he wrote the letter and in
answer TO q question of Mr.. Coudcrt stated that he
had referred t. the fathcT-in-aw as blaspb. NOUS.
drunken and licentious old man.
" Yet you lett your children IN charge of such
mau =" inquired the lawyer
d" did not leave them in his charge but with their
grandmother. Dions Old lady,
Did you not know that III leaving them with her il
was the same as leaving them with the grandfather
II an and wife being one"
have that yet TO learn"
You did not hesitate to call on your fathern-law
for money!
don't remember although drew on his credit
Then this blasphcmOus old mans credit wa, GOOD
If his religion was bad - Mr. Couderts reflection
his closed the testimony of the contestants The
case Will be argued Oh September II.
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YOUNG PHYSICIANS AND FREE MEDICINE FOR THE
POOR NOT TO BE FURNISHED

YOUNG PHYSICIANS AND FREE MEDICINE FOX TIE
POOR NOT TO BE FURNISHED.
For the last ten years OF so the first day of July
has the setting forth of little corps of health
missionaries to carry the gospelOf hygiene into the
slums of the city. All the teDement-hOuse quarter
divided up into districts and each of hundred
young PLY scians had one district TO for during
the months OF July and August. In some parts of
the city where the families piled up tier on tier
q single street would make q district. In others
more sparsely settled, like shanty town, one man
would have to cover twenty streets. This year mu-
nlcipal economy has stopped all that. The Board
OF Estimate last December cut down the Health
Boards appropriation $50. 600, in which was the
$4,000 for the salaries of the summer corps.
When the bot wea her comes the babies in the
cheap flats Will have to suffer without the free
medicine and attendance of the young doctor
WHO used to come around with the health
badge on his manly bosom and Gisperse free cholera
remedies and adv ice as he took an informal census
OF the talnIly's aches and ailments The need for
thus body OF visiting phy siclans decreasing from
year 10 year, as the efforts of the Health Board
have their effect III the more general know ledge
and Observance OF health laws by the extremely
poor people. But when the heated term arrives as
IL must sooner or later the Samaritan like labOrs of
the young doctors will be sadly missed. On the
principle OF the ounce of prevention. etc. the WIS
dom OF this particular spasm of economy may he
questioned Many nulsanCeS and defective sewers
were discovered ana removed by these men and
many htlic things that you'd foster an incipient
epidemic nipI ed in the bud. After each inspector
came force of men TO DO hat was suggested in
his report, and after them came the policeman to
see that all was done nightly.
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THE WARNING EXCISE BOARDS.

The hearing on the order obtained by the new
Board OF Excise, directing the Ola board to show
cause before Justice Van Brunt yesterday why il
should not give up to the former the books and
papers of the department, was adjourned until to-
DAY at the request of A. j. Ditlenhoeter counsel
toI the Old Boarl. The lawyer SAID that Elliott
Sanford, the regular attorney of the Board, was
out of town and would not return until to-day
Charles Dayton, counsel for the new Board. in Op-
posing the post ponemen said lie feared that before
to-day the old Board would take some
action preiudlcial to his Client but Mr..
Dtienhoefer said that nothing of the kind would
be done and that the old Board had been authorized
IN writing by the Attorney General to brlrg quo
warranto proceedings.
cept deposit OF 81 900 rendered by the ola Board
on he ground that, II not being legal body, he
had no night to accept it. The Board paid in
$l27, $50 for May and June
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~-
NEWARK.

Peter Leonard age twenty seven 'longshoreman was
stabbed IN quarrel with Charles Rchelow coored
Yesterday and his condition thought serious by the
hospital ply stefan Leonsrds sister and female friend hal
left the house at Madison and Ma ICE cream and
upon returning were insuei BY hlgelow. The girls
screamed and Leonard and grapped the negro
Kchelo broke loose and drawing knife stabbed Leonrd
IN the groin. he then disappeared trace of MIN
could be found by the police
Engine No. S53 drawing fast freight train from Phiadel
phia jersey city the Pennsylvania Railroad and loaded
heavily with sheep eight freight cars al the coal
dumps near the Broad street Station at yesterday
The engine wrecked several ND but no
injured The headlight OF tho wrecked engine set
FIRE 10 the broken cars and they burned furl0usly
The Normal schools annual was held In 81
Paus Methodist Episcopal Church nig before large
audience superintendent Banger pre- the class Tor
graduation and President e. l. Of the Board OF Edea
lion awarded the diplomas.
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CALENDARS TO-DAY.

90. 81. "A. 244. 245. 246 2i7 '
sUPREaE COURT-SPRcAL TRRM-PART I-Hefore no,ohu.
y.-NOd day calendar.
sUPRhhE COURr-CIhCUIT-P I.-Before Van vors, 7
-NOday calendar. ~ ''"'' -
SUPREME IOURT-CIkCUII-PARI ". - Before a.ranca
ia on-No day calendar. O
sUEROGATEs C0UgT-Before Rollins S-No day CALENDAR
SUPERIOR CoUXT-SPEC1AL TRRh-Before Ingrah.m :
Nos 45l. -
NodAy calendar. -
sUraEME CougT-GRSERAL TKBM-Adjourned until this
morning. 49,
CITY CouKI-ThlAL TERN -PARI I-Hefore Han. Nos
1l40 1851 $3.50 1922 1910 1922 1854 1886 1886 1855
1857. 1851. 1862. 1862.
CITY CoURr-TRlAL TERk-PART U.-Before Enrich J. -
Nos 4U2l 7z2': 129o 1852 1890, 1884, 1922 1888 1884
1885. 7sGt. 1903. 764O WV
CITY COUAI-TRlAL rERx-PABI UI-Before II, ATT j.
Nos J1o5, lS lt9i. 1913 74l5, 1851 1000 74l2 1851
7545. 1858. 1900. 1916. 1873 1921.
COURT or OYER AND TRRAlsRB- Judge
Assistant Dis.rict Attorney Fellows and Puriy-No
COUGI " uESkRAL sEssOSs-PAkI I-AdJOurned for the
COURT OF GENERAL SEssoxs-PARr lad for the
farnL
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BITS OLE LEGAL NEWa

In the suit against the " estern Union telegraph
Company in which $1,000 900 damages are IN behalf
OF the Bankers and Merchants Company for cutting OF
wires IN July last youmnOns documentary evil ence In be-
haii OF the deeIdan was submitted Yesterday several t.
nesses gave testimony In regard TO the cutting of
and the case was adjourned untIl today
illam H. DE Vinney who keeps drurs store at No 1853
ChrlstOphtrst SOIL 10 August Lue4ecke
ehlmal without tauonng him hat it drug
Lurdeckc TOOK large dose which Ill he suec
the druggist IN the city Court for 5000 damages ana
terday recovered 600. N 80
justice Van Brunt yesterday discharged James
from the wards ISLAND Insane asylum sheridan who IA
painter was sent 10 the asylum May 20 Dr. Allen
having cortbed That ho was hard drInker had sous
that he il ''O"N
Of appeA in the OF oKeefe or Wlnans in
her suit for divorce against Koss H. Wnans was ed
day BY eIJudge George CURTIS In the Superior Count
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Stone chairman Building Committee presented TO
Jacob Bennett tho Of the congregation silver
rowol with which he laid the sono The Rev. A. D. lsaacs
fnsdo the closing address $500.
This CONGREGATION has worshipped since IHl at NO %
Chrystiest resulted from union OF alton ana
benev society 1855 IL II prosperous society
The will cost between s1oNpO sud oOVoo
The The lower front viii be
finished Norman style upper IN Moorlsh The In
terror will be hnlsh,d In Moorish stYle.