The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-18


Public Lands of the Senate to protest
against permission being given the
bath-houses to remove without the
reservation. He says it will not only
ruin the city but that the transport
ing of the waters without the reserve
will deprive tkem of their medicinal
qualities.
THE PUBLIC PRINTER
The President recently stated posi-
lively that he had no intention of
naming a successor to Public Printer
Rounds before the expiration OF the
latteI's term OF Office. Mr.. Rounds
term will expire April II next.
POSTAL CHANGES.
New postoffice established at Way
side, Washington county, Mise. Edgar
w. Baker, postmaster.
Railway poetoffice service changes:
Salisbury and Warm Springs, N. O.,
railway postal clerks extend run to
end at Morristown, Tenn; increase in
distance, forty-one miles, making the
whole distance 23l miles; this exten-
sion taking up and disseminating th6t
portion of the Warm Springs and Jel-
lico railway postoffice between Warm
Springs, N. O., and Morrittown Tenn. I;
the line to be known as the Salisbury
and Warm Springs Ra lway Postoffice.
York, Ala, and Columbus, Miss, iail-
way postal clerks extend run to end at
Artesia, Miss; increase in distance,
fourteen miller, making whole distance
ninety miles; the line to be known as
the Yoik end Artesia Railway Post.
office.
Railway postofiice service discon-
tinued: The Warm Springs, n, O.,
and Jellico, Tenn, railway postoffice
has been discontinued. Service be-
tween Warm Springs, N. O., and Nor
ristown, Tenn, to be performed by
the Salisbury and Morristown railway
postoffice, and between Morristown
and Knoxville, Tenn, by the Bristol
and Chattanooga railway post flee.
That portion OF the line between and
Jellico, Tenn, to be taken up by the
Louisville and Knoxville railway post
office, and assigned to the Fifth divis-
ion OF the rail lWay mail service.
Postofice at Eaton Greek, DAVIDSON
cnupsy changed AoAa4 4psinAMl ~
west. Mail messenger service estab.
lished between Huntington, Carroll
county, Tenn, from Nashville, Chat
tanooga and st. Louis railway. Also,
between Scott's Station, Perry county,
Ala from Cincinnati, Selma and Mo-
bile railway. Steamboat service es-
tablished between Vicksburg and New
Oileans, La. Railway postoffice SER
vice has been established on the
steamer Natchez between Vicksburg,
Miss, and New Orleans, La, distance
408 miles, to take effect March 20,
1885, the line to be known as the
VicksbuIg and New Orleans railway
postofice.
Stsr service changed: Grove Hill
to Jackson, Ala, after April 1st, cur
tail service to end at Salitpa, omitting
Jackson, decreasing the distance
twelve miles; Limestone Valley to
Fork, Ala, from March 22d, curtail
service to begin at Walnut, emitting
Limestone Valley (discontinued), de-
crossing distance eight miles; Nor
freesboro to Forks OF Pike, Tenn ,
from April 1st, increase service to
three times week between Murfrees-
boro and Milton, eighteen miles; Pop
lar SDring to Huntingdon, Tenn,
from March Goth, embrace Flowers,
between Poplar Spring and Maple
Creek, increasing the distance four
and one.balf miles.
New offices established: At Wiley,
Madison county, Ala, wiley Bates,
postmaster; Csrney's Bluff, Clarke
county, Ala, VIM. T. Dent, postmas-
ter; County Line, Pike county, Ala,
Thos, A. Bear1, postmaster.
THE TELEPHONE SUITS.
1t has been finally settled that the
governments suit against the Bell Tel
ephone Company, to test the validity
OF its patents, shall be brought at Co
lumbus, o., and the United States
Attorney for that district has been in
structed accordingly. The bill is COM
pleted, and will be fled tomorrow OF