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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30
BIrS OLE LEGAL NEWs.

Tho trial Of the suit 90 j )hu G. FarnSwOrth re-
OF the Bankers Telegraph pany
recover a2Oo0OOO from the Wo..crn Union Telegraph
pany POSTPONED in the YESTERDAY until
Nav H. lh agreed t. BY ss lawyers both sides
account OF the absence from the Guy Of judge on AM
The pcndrncy Of tue appca from Justice Andrews
nyng the motion for Saf % cs,ding.
John Gregory driver Of nix fell a coal no g
the ferrybpat Slsquehann? while crossng from
ClU at a IN on June o. l-S ITS ot leg WIS bad. in
lurti ana h' sneI the New Lake Erie and Western
railroad Company. to which the boat belonged. claiming
$50 900 damages tud before Justice Potter jury in
tine vest result ed In verdict fJr 5000
Tor tn plaintiff tauuccy ~h4.er aud Jacob Fr1mme
arf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30
PHASES OF THE LABOR TROUBLE IN BROOKLYN

PHASES OF THE LABOR TROUBLE IN BROOKLYN
Two Of the Brooklyn sugar rcfncTes shipped
goods all day yesterday without interference the prt
Of the strikers navcncycrs Elder toll Inspector Mac.
klar Wednesday night that they Intended to begin
filling orders I'm the morning, and he promised them
ample police protection large body OF police. iDciud
Ing mounted squat inaSscd about the building
The strik turned out IN force hat
keep; the in front OF the refinery while the
trucks driven into the yards and loaded The wagons
surrounded by the mounted and foot police. driven
in First-sL Til, re some jeerng. hat none
of the strikers attempted any violence The police then
felt that That there disposition to dght the
part of the wd, Ind tho alO wed to
Ir1ed by single liceman. The firm Will
put trucks this morning.
MOler, S.erk * Co., WhO with small
force OF shipped goods all day troubled
10y the srRcr VINO loOk the action of Htvenevcrs
d Elder effort to provoke Violence aud thus get
the public down Oh them. Dick e Meyer have decided
snip goods to-day, II they get truckmen 10
do IT,
The strike of storemen the Brooklyn water front
ended practically yesterday, as F. b. Bartlett and his
agreed. The settlement blows him 10 employ
and gives tAe men the in pay that
they sought About 800 MN returned " work at yari
stOrea Only al Plcrrcponts Stores were the
not at work.
BrIcklayers and masOns to work only nine hours
day hrreaf but their pay will br 40 cents hour.
the rate hereti The matter has been
cabiy arranged without striking.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30
THE SUBWAY COMMISSION REPORT.
WHAT MEssRs. HESS AND MOSS HAVE DONE 70 HAVE
WIRES PUT UNDER GROUND.

ALBANY, April 29.-The Electrical Subway
Commissioners OF Ncw-York Jacob Hess and The odore
Moss, made u report to-day in response to resolution
of tho asking them what they have done to Gu
force law requiring the telegraph companies to put
their wires under ground in New York. Mr. Hess and
Mr. Moss state that they requested the telegraph COM
panIes file with them in sixty days their plans for
placing the wires under ground. Within that time only
one response this request. namely. by the
Metropolitan Telegraph and Telephone Company, but
company did not comply with the conditions of the
law. The companies reported that they had the follow
Ing mileage Of wire In the CITY OF New York:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30
UNITED srATEs SUPREME CoURr

WAsHNGToy, April 20.-Tho proceedings
as follows:
Nos l277 1913 1279-Loronzo snow pla nun IN error
agt tue United SWtes Argument continued by Assistant
Attorney Mary ne'unant tn error AMI con
Guided by Richards FOR piantf IN error
No. 1871 The nted states. Jc the Union Pa
cfc Railroad Company. ArsuGi b. SOLICITOR booic
lOr appel AM and by JOhn DlOl and Joseph McOOn nd
Tor cefendant ia
Adjourned until Monday, Nay 10, 1886.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30
rrArs rnK MIs.IoNARnEs IN cnINA-

PIIf,HUHG, Aprl 2J.--lu the MOmrn's Fore IN Nil
souay society to-day Mrs IhOrnc. secretary and treas,
read letter she hat just received from msslOu
aries ia Japan. The letter Is intended Tor the Gcnr Al
Assembly OF The Presbyterian Church. II sea forth inc
absolute necessity Oi strong treaty spulaOns for tho
OF the missionaries. The ChAe,e OutraHes
tins country the oer continues have caused the great
indignation in China, and II they continued Is
hard 10 tell what the result Will be-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30
4 ToncnLlGnr rnocrssIoy or wonKMEN

BALTIMORE, April % (SpcciaD.-Six thou
sand knights Of Labor parded the streets Tonight and
participated IN an ci-ht-hour dcin1nstrailon. Last
night the Eeht-hour Committee completed the work OF
OrganizIg the movement on which they have been en-
gagged for eighteen months IL was d-ciQed that the
be made next Moniay and that tns Thousands OF
workmeu In the movement quietly 90 to work on
Monday morning al a. IN. and quietly quit work at
p. The have subscribed about $1,000 to start
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30

tho movement The streets along which the procession
passed were packed with people. At Concordia Opera
House n meeting was held. Fully $4,000 people assem-
BLEED in the about tho house and overflow
meetings held. Tho Master Builders Association
determined not accede the eight-hour demand A
compromise OF nine hours with ten hours pay has been
refused by the men, Meetings ~ the employers I'm varl
Gus trades held to- night resist the demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30
Inc commissioners say 1T Is safe to assert however

that actual survey might considerably change this
showing" They continue: "Iuyenfors and electricians
and engineers generally were vltcd by SIX days public
Advertisement to submit plans aud proposals pertinent
To subject. In reply % this invitation
lis plans far been submitted, OF which tine
time Of Lorw's illness lO5 had been classified and
officially passed upon. The underground systems of
Washington and Chicago personally examined by
us during November OF $780, rather such embryo sys
tens there exist.
After having thus eIhausvely taken up the different
branches which under tho law and the best OF
our belief and ability seemed TO promise the
best results, nualy convened for conclusive
action late IN December OF last year. and.
but for the nntmey death OF our colleague tMr.
Loew), would undoubted y ere this have reached
unanimous conclusion. our future action. however,
will depend the appointment Of his successor
whom the results or investigation VIII he sub
mitted We shall be able within reasonable time after
the present Is filled to submit comprehensive
plan OF stem which will prove satisfactory TO the
public not prohibtory ruinous to the electric COM
pauies and cIcditablo to ourselves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30
RUN OVER AND slRIorsLr JyJURED

Annie Parolosky, age forty. Of No. ,423 Second
ave- while crossing second -, onty fourhst was
by heavy truck internal and prob
fatal she VI
Vtal ADrsn Meyer. the driver, was aIreatsd,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30

WASHINGTON. April 29.-rhe House Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs to-day ordered favorable rs-
ports on the Caincso Inlomnity BIZ ami tAe Mono"
Chinese Restriction hnl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30

strikers His object Ia TO ince attacks upon tue Ihra
Avenue Railroad Company Shortly after his arrival he
handed to Senator Murphy resolution directing the
Senate Railroad Committee to Investigate III New ok
the cHnse of the strike This resolution senator murphy
aferwarl submitted the Senate. which ordered IL 10
be printed and Will cebate IL Tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30

soon as expected. perhaps the short selling thu,
formed large part Of the days business NAV no, E
profitable should Idea OF buying back b. concey.S'
Inc close must 10 styled weak, after hour, saI:
we're made at ~ cents. ' '"ies
Inc range OF prices and the total dealings at the co,
sohdIed Exchange we're follows: WV
Opehng...-............. 72ai Towest.... -oI.
Highest :.....-...... 1874 Final .......... IN
'' 5fs 900
Posted quotations OF refined oil are UNCHANGED ar ~
cents per gallon In NewYorx. and zig In Pniladenb,
and Baltimore.
Oil CRY. Penn. April 29.-Crude Ou-NltIon.l Tr,,
st Certificates opened at 72's and closet A. 72Ia;
highest price, 1874 lowest price 72ls sales I5JoOOo
barrels shipments 7O.G3l barrels charter. Az no,
barrels ciearances, 40S6,000 barrels runs 10000 bar
rels. D'' '"'-
BRADFORD. Penn, April 20 Crude On-N,,io,,l Tran
sit Certificates opened at 725s AMI closed AZ 72l,.
nghest price. 1874 Lowest price, 72ia clearance,.
LAG 900 barrels. '"S'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-30
WANTING THE STRIKE INVESTIGATED.

ALBANY, April 29.-EX-SonatOr Ecclcsinc,
counsel OF the Third Avenue Railroad conductors
aud drivers. here to-day with several OF the
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-02-27

The hest interests Of humanitv 1erend o.
tn" g""l health # our w,nen talks. AID VT
those with brightest intrllerts see n 10 ME.r
INST with si'ment, rccuIiar u f. rale life. Il
we'll Ia remember that the Who'll. fem,le
cstem can '% built NJ tos pr"p+r state Of
endurance. pimpies. sores. s~slie, limM.
monthly pain, md nther indications NJ tensls
disease. made t" disappear. robust health d
ind and body Ike the rlsc. Of illn"s, all
distress, il tim.lv Use is MALI Of Dr Qavs,tt's
yellow Dock and Ss"s,psrilla II restores tn.
b!'oi /, perfect heal h. il str- ,gthens the
Muscular and nervous system. II gives toe
t. the dixcstive ,"i urinary organs. II all.ys
all irritation o. the nuc,us membrane. Ia .
word. it is perfect female m"iictne. and aids
every function offe'nal- life. Ne other remedy
EQUALS It. Have your druggist get it. Take NJ
Substi'rts.
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RUGBY HACK LINE.

RUGBY HACK LINE.
During tho winter, and while the
mail and passenger trains run
separately, the hack will NOT Al
WAYS. WAIT far tho evening passen-
ger t rain for tho south.
p rites who expect friends from
tho r'arth by the evening train will
csnfs'- favor BY notifying me be-
foreb md.
CHAa SKENE.
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\,rdy. ~hs sufered IRON weakness pccu-
ia her sex. in writing to . friend. s.il: -!
,.i.A sriou, kida-y medicines nut ,niv f,ur.i
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. 81 ering vomaahssl. . I'd asa nsthen-
az 1medicins."
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A WONDERFUL DISCO ssY.

su,umpvwrz and all. xho NJ Ter frnn a..
ME. t,oa OF the Throat aud i.un I. c,n n..I
car III cure IN Dr.. Kings N i,,,cne:.
,or onsun FtI"a. ihoL andi Of "a n. e..
ctr,s verify tue truth OF this stat '4.t. n
..e,licine can show Sd II record of s.,ierIa
urs. snous 'n''s " once hopeless Irer",
now grstetc ;. e." ',im lury owe ihei vr,
~ abs New .-IJs ~. IL sill .ost - I.
IL, Lg toR give u au al. he, Irisi bet / 4.
.as dug Essrs. Lasss Gss. sIe>,
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-02-27
SCROFULA

.ean snly Be cured by thorough puri6ca-
ton Of tho blood. Ii this IL neglected,
the disease pcrpe,uates It's faint through
generation after generation. Among lis
earlier symptomatic develop. i.u:s ARE
Eczema, Cutaneoas EruptAUns, TIL
mors, Boils, Carbuucles, .rysipelns,
Purulent Ulcers, Nervous and l'hy.
steal Collapse, etc. II allowed TO COLI
tinue, Rheunlatisn,, ScrOfGiOas CO.
tsrrh, Kidney and Liver Diseases.
Tubercular Consumption. and Vail
.ous other d1xgerous or fatal maiadies, are
produced BY i.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-02-27

Every one should tell his neighhsr that the
best remedy tor curing coughs and cciis. and
thu oni, sure cure fnr consumption, is DIR.
W,>tsi's balsam Of Wild Cherry. Il 10 pleas
nj, TO TAKE and very soothing sad healing IN
Is effect.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-02-27
TEllC EhEED maybe i s.," o =
kaUV } ~ N6ut RowLLL b Cos
Tcwsraper Advertising Bureau 40 Spruce
G. :::;;; $: NEW YORK.
Brcklei's Arnica Salye.

TN. BEST SALv.,n the worli for Cuts.
1ru;ses Sores. Ulcers. salt Rheu,n. Fever
Sores. .ettrr. Chapped Hands. Ch,lblsinx.
Cmrs. all all skin t.ruptio"s, and pos lively
cures Piles. II is Srsranteed to give prr.ec,
satisfaction. or money re'nrdei. Price rs
cents per box. For sale by Rugby Dig
store.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-02-27
CHAS. SNENH

Rusl y, Dec. 81. 1885.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-02-27

Thea We - Pais. as N ttter how severe
mr. Nh Il the cause. tnAt cannot ae partly or
Wholly believed ny Johnssas .lnolyne Lin
iae"t. srA internally .si externally. II is
tie 10 :psverisl reIaed. ks.su 70 IN dicAI
men,
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-02-27

tn: - 10 asthins - -s,s.i al {, h alth Air,
hsrrii, - IS pure riea blsal. I, prevents e.
bsuSN Il Aiitv. pressure d-'linc. nervous
ssd Pt ys,csl debility brsdcs untsld . her
'sas-ri .. Parssss Parsa.ire Pals p'rify
ssa 'irh The blood. AMI will change III.
6ssl a shs ensire system ia three mout,..
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To snv body who mas dSesse Of throst Or
innyS, We vii, seml pr.of that P,so's Cure Tor
Consumption has GU ri the same complaint
IN other c,Ses. A'tlreSS.
L. I. HAzsLrINr, Ware Pms.
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HANovER. u. Feb. ID 1884.
After having lung fever and pnrun,lis
had dreadful cough AMI could nst sleep At
night. The doctors told me rai 60 lsu np:ios
and would die. have taken six battles ii
Piso's Cure and my cough is entirely xour AID
am a. well rs ever.
ExxLISx FoRp.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-02-27
KINGS EVIL

was the name formerly given 10 Scrofula
bsoausc Of q superstition thu: i. couId DO
cured by q kings touch. The world y
vissr now, and knows that
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-05

Mr.. GLADSTONE has issued his ad-
dress to the electors of Midlothian.
In it he says that there are three ques-
tions affecting Ireland which demaud
the attention of Parliament; The
question of s3ciel order, the queG.
ton of reform, aud the question OF
self.government. The desire for SELF
government, he says, must necessarily
be subject to the law of imperial uni
ty. The government, be adds, hopes
to find q safer and more effectusl
method than coercion to remedy the
social troubles. The London Nescs
interprets the manifesto to mean
that Mr.. Gladstone intends to deal
with the Irish questions in the order
in which he has mentioned them. 1t
thinks the scheme will secure the
unanimous support of the Liberals,
while the Conservatives cannot with
decency oppose, and will almost GER
tsinlg support measures for the estsb-
lishment of order and the reform of
the land law.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-05
A BLIZZARD AT NEW YORK
FHE WORST SNOW-STORN RXa
PERIENCED SINCE 1873.
All Nails Delayed and Business
Partially Suspended Storms
At Other Points.

NKw YosK, February 4.-The snow
storm which swept down on the city
YESTERDAY in true Western style cou-
t.nued with little statement all night.
Il is Tegullr Western blizzard, and
is undoubt IDLY the worst storm New
York has experienced since 1878, the
wiutsr OF ths Park Row FIRE. Thesireets
are being rapidly filed with snow, and
the street cars sre pulled along the
buried rails with great difficulty by
the double teaming Of hoses. What
adds to the difficult es Of the situation
ie strike upon the Broadway ald
Seventh Avenue railrca1, the Broad
way Surface railroad, the sixth Av-
enue railroad aud the Fouth Avenue
lailIoad. No ears have left the sta
bles Of the several compapies since sn
early hour ibis morning. As a resul {
the cars OF the elevated railroad have
been crowded - a dangerous extent
all ine mOrnin iany business men
have been c, j t. walk 10 Wn
town 70 theisll0lfices. All tha maile
are delayed, especially those from the
South and West. The Boston mails
were only an hour behind time. Some
oi the mails have not yol been heard
from.
The snow-storm which began yes.
terday sf.ernoon las caused delay
in trains arriving of f,om ffreen min
utes to two hours, Toe thermometer
tlis morning registered from four 10
five degrees below z9Io
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-05

THB principal landlords in Wales
have combined to resist the demand
of the Farmers' League for a reduc-
ion OF 25 per cent. in farm rents. In
proclaiming their decision, the land
lords declare they regret that the
Fsrmers' League has adopted the
false assumption that there is a
natural sntagonism between landlords
and tenants. The landlords add that
while they ara willing 10 reduce in
dividual rertJ according to the exj-
genCies OF each particular case, they
are determined to absolutely decline
TO recognize the league.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-05
The CoId3Yenthsr at Detroit,

DETROIT, MICH, January 4-The
cold weather has continued to-day
with slightly increased intensity. Last
night it reached l5' below in the sub
Hrbs, and Sc below zero was reached
near the river, while the Signal Service
minimum temperature was l.z0 beolw.
There has been only light wind aud
the air is dry, SO that great suffering
from the weather is mparatively un-
known. 0dt in the State the mercury
hss nowhere ventCred 10 slew itseH
above zero, the fgrres recorded being
iroLa few degrees below nesr here TO
40' below at ChCboygan. Tonight
at o'clock the Signal Service Office
reported 80 above with indications for
a cooker time than was enjoyed last
night.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-05
The Telephone Cases

WAsHIEGTOE, February 4.-SolicitoT-
General Go)de 10 now engaged in the
preparation Of a bill to be filed against
the American Bell Telephone CompR-
ny to vacste and annul its patent. He
says that the suit will DC instituted as
soon as the papers can be prepared,
and that no decision will be reached
in regard to the place Of bringing it
until all the rapers are ready.
col. CAN'T OF MEMPHIS IETERvIKWED.
Washington special 10 the New
York Times: "Mr. Casey Yeung and
Mr.. George Gaat, both Of counsel for
the companies opposed to the Bell
Telephone Company, are in this city,
an1 are awaiting the order OF the At
torney-General as to where the suit Of
the government shall be tried. Mr..
CAN'T eayg that the issue to be tried
is not one that could be effectively
brought by ole company against the
Bell Telephone monopoly. The issue
OF fraud, upon which 20 much depends,
is made up in the appealed carer, ard
cannot be developed in them ss it can
be in the government suit. 1T isuTged,'
he says, that there is no necessity
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-05
BIRMINGHAM, ALA.
Iron Men utssstis fed With Freig hi
Rates-The Union Depot.
IsPEoIAL ro rnE APrkAL.I

BIRNIEoHAM, ALA, February A.
Several Of the iron men have gone to
Louisville 10 consult with the freight
authorities sb ut ases on pig iron 10
the North aud West. They are dis
satisfied about certain points connect
cd with the Teceut advance Of rates,
and hope to have them set led 10 their
favor.
l. has been definitely ascertained
that the contract for building the
Union passenger depot here was let in
Louisville Monday. The demolition
Of the old ho.el Relay House to
make room for tracks 10 the depot is
we'll under way.
Geo ID. StOnestreet & Co. have an
application in the hsnds of commit
lee Of the CRY Council for the exclu-
sive right 81 in o luce natuia, gas into
the city They propose to bind them
selves 10 bring it in iu two years, and to
sell not higher than 80 cents per 1000
fest.
A Grand Armv OF the Republic pos I
is to be organized here Saturday night.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-05

WAsHISaToN, February 4.-There
are foItynames BONE on the rolls Of
the Treasury Department as Labor.
ers." During the snow-storm yester-
day, however, it WAS found that there
we're only about ten men available fol
clearing the snow off the pavements
around the building. These were un.
equal TO the task, and the superin.
teHdent applied 10 Assistant Secretary
Smith for assistance. Mr.. Smith
called for the roll, and, learning that
large majority of the employees
classified as 'laborers" were engaged
in clerical and other light duties au-
thoriEed the superintendent to cal on
all If them WHO were found physi'
cally aba to assist in the work
The result was that about thirty men
sta ted at work on the sidewalks this
morning and soon had them clear q
enoW.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-05

for such suits; that all neces-
ssry relief can he granted in suits
between the American Bell Telephone
Company and individuals. This is a
hackneyed armament. In no other
way eau a suit be made etfectual, Cov-
eriug all the grounds for which wrong
iul grants NAV he asgailed, recalled
and vacated" The danger is that the
monopoly, possessed Of great wealth,
often buys M its opponents before
trial aud prevents decision against It,
Mr.. CAN'T says That the cases pending
in the Supreme Court may not be
heard for two years, and viii not be
prepared at all unless the monopoly
has its case 40 prepared thai its sue ess
is foregone conclusion; while q suit
by the government may be advanced
upon motion and a special hearing had
in the court below, and when in tue
Supreme Cont Il will not have to wait
its turr, ss is ths case with suits
brought by an individual.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-05
REPORT AFTER NINE YEARS.
ABILENE, KANSAS, January a., 1886.

ABILENE, KANSAS, JANUARY a., 1886
DR.. JAMES A. HUNTER, SO Court St., Memphis, Tenn Z
SRI receipt Of your letter of enquiry, forwarded to me
Washington, about condition health left Wshmgoa
quit business (y goods than years since The
confinement had now have perfect health The
you gave calr effective and the results
When you treated considered that saved
life and now, this time am still OF he opinion am glad a
return America for II have return of caah
your sk know other physician able With
this horrible disease
You wish reference do any time feel sognte-
what you have done m that will gladly
Wishing you health and your former patient and hearty
welwisher. Very truly,
A. W. HARGREAvEs.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-05

SPEAKING o. the French spoliation.
claims, the Washington Star says it is
stated at the Court OF Claims that the
necessary delay on the part OF the
government in the trial of these
claims cspno have the effect of pre-
venting the trial Of cases because of
the two yesrs' limit within which
proceedings must be begun. The reg
resentatiVes Of the claimant can flle
with the cou-t preliminary petitions
xh;fs will Sspt tbsir e - heir 2
crowded cut By limitation. They can
subsequently prepare the cases in de-
tail