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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-07-29
Business Locals.

a. New Embossed Velvet just receiv-
ed at Cramer's in myrtle, black, navy blue,
garnet and brown.
Also new Fall style Buttons to suit.
Also fine lot of New Notions for i'm.
mediate use.
Plenty of Bacon on hand of all kinds at
Cramer's.
CT NEW PorAToEs for sale at fifty (5O)
cents per bushel.
July 20 IT. ]. Wesley Creager.
CE New Mackerel just received at
Roots.
At Cost At Costl A large lot Of mems
and boys clothing at Roots.
intend to close out large lot Of ready
made clothing; call and see the goods and
hear the prices.
July u At. JOHN ROOT.
so MEN Immediately at
Catoctin Furnaces, fifty men to work in tho
Orc Bank. Apply to
The CATOCTIN Iron Co.
June 3 At. Catoctin Furnaces, Md.
az MONEY TO LoAN.-To loan on mort
gage, $1,000. Inquire at
Nav 10 IT, THE CLARION OFFICE.
~ WANTED.-A driving no Sc. one
that will weigh from 900 to 1 900 lbs. and
will match either a bay or black.
j. G.. FOX,
july St Mechanicstown, Md.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-07-29
GracehaEn Gems.

Did We hear the Graceham Orchestra
playing? Hope We did.
Rev. G. c. Lanius and wife, spent few
days last week at Williams Grove, Pa, at
tending the Cumberland Valley Sabbath
School Assembly then in session there.
The Graceham Sabbath School has EN-.
ployed the Pleasant Valley Cornet Band OF
IL members, from Pleasant Valley, Carroll
Co., Md. Predict very pleasant Picnic in
the grove of Mr.. VIM. J. Black on Aug. IA
Posters will be out this week.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-07-29

The rate for sending money order not
exceeding s. has been reduced from 8 cents
tO5,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-07-29
Local Items.

What new thing next!
Another refreshing rain ON Monday last
The corn crop promises better and bet
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-07-29

The monthly report Of Deputy Internal
Revenue Collector Geo. P. Ramsburg shows
that during the month Of June there were
1876 800 cigars made and 455,9So sold in this
the eleventh division, which embraces Car
roll and Frederick counties. For May the
number of cigars made was 4O6,l90, and
those sold 4o2, $50. The number Of cigar
factories in the division il forty. eight.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-07-29

PEpsoSAI.-Durng the past week mum
her ofcails have been made at THE CLARION
OFFICE by parties visiting friends in town
Mr.. Elmer Bittle Of Ellerton, Of the claes
Of SO Pennsylvania College, very pleasant
gentleman Messrs. Dearborn Of near Gettys'
burg and Mr.. Chas. Remsburg, formerly
drug clerk with DR., NJ. 4. Leatberman, all
visiting friends here. called TO see US and
made hinrs pleasant for us.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-07-29

James o. Chappcll, Halifax Co, Va, says
he used the fertilizer made OF Powelrs Pre-
pared Chemicals for tob .cco, $50 lbs to the
acre, and found it as good as fertilizers which
cost him more than three times as much
This economical fertilizer costs only IS pei
Dbl. J., which is sufficient to make one.hal1
ton complete fertilizer. Write for pamphlet
to Brown Chemical Co.. Baltimore, Md.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-07-29

DR.. Evers Freed left yesterday morning
for Baltimore, having accepted an appoint
pointment Is Clinical student in the Clinical
department of the Baltimore Medical Col
lege.-Walkcrsville Mems.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-07-29

F@r adAitioa1! l1cn's, see ssc9ad p79e.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-07-29

Coon ADvIcE.-Farners don't hold whest
in anticipation Of high prices this
year. The "hoom" which the Baltimore
and Chicago markets have enjoyed is purely
fictiti0ns. The New York Tribune yester-
day showed this beyond doubt and further
exhibits the fact that our export to England
will be very small owing to her own abun.
dant Yields in India.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1886-07-29

ter.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-01
THE SUICIDE.

r. s. Veaci, the Tlen WHO tho.. ngorYhira
Wednesday a. the RiveTsisie ho.el died yes
tertigy afternoon at :, o'c,ock. His body vas
removed from the hotel to Ksnaal.s under
taking establishment at six.
Tie sheriff came saortly after his death
and took possession of all nis efTocts- The5'e
was no u,oaey foun3 up3n als Fssrsoa, aa1i
little that tea,el % t'.ror any B1ha agon
his pat history Among Other tainys VIZ.
found an account by 7aish il apqears TIA:
the bailier Of tha Fort SCOTT opera Lozs4
was iaiastsd 70 him 10 Tia aaaoun. of -
A gea.isrnal from iai.aAa.s9iI5 x15 IS
stopping ia tie cisy SAYS hs has cfsen 5sea
the :eceasei; tsss F.as only sllf,ltlT ess.se.r.
ei wi;h him lie ssys b. t,1iass ~ ras ;
wii9.cr ant aTes trTo c:siis5-ca row Ising
IN Iniianapolis.
II IS also rasa9-e3 tazs III ssisi.s wzs Is
brother Of Judge Yeah, Z ia~yer q IarIisa
apolis-
A gsntlesaaa iafsrn-I r reporter .aai ~
strang= aStio1s x tie esesi Fn--r's frisaEs Z
the ci.y Is sz-ifiaz IN lsssse eorreaz.s, sta
tia, 1. fartster iaras.s-atfsa cf tl2s ~ AZ
ssa1ses afsesssllt.s l..s s.sasl t14y =. h
r.xafl@
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-01
\ RUNAWAY.

Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Jones, tie rea
estate man, was driving three OF his friend:
from New Albany, Ind, d.. j. II. Davis, A.
S. Exams and Lewis Pleiss over the city
When on North Emporia avenue, il front o!
the house OF Mr. Snively, the horses, which
i is said had not been properly hitched Up,
stopped and backed into the carriage. The
wheels went upon their heels, AMI immedi-
ately they commenced kicking. They kept
this up until they had broken the dash an,l
LETT their heel prints over the front OF the
carriage. The gentlemen thinking that they
might Ue tho next targets OF the vicious kick
ers, leapei from tho vehicle. Mr.. Pleiss
fell upon his side and rolling along the ground
stvucS his head upon a pest, ;nilictin5 T. very
ugly aud painful wound. The other gentle
alea were bat slightly bruised. The horses
in the meantime hal turned around aad
rushed wildly down the street In attenlp-
ing to make the turn down Douglas avenue,
one of them fell and slid fox quite :, distance
across 1he street, upsctting the hurzy. badly
breakIa; the top AID tearing tho curtains.
Mr.. \. \. English, VINO was coming down
Emporia avenue, now drove il front of the
team, taus stopping them long enough to
give Air. O. c. Daisy an Opportunity to
maze their capture.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-01

Carl NcCiintock, the wife murderer anu
would-oe suicide, was yesterday afternoon
removed from his room on South Main TO
the county jail.
Constable Rufus Co1e called at TIE house.
ami upGn entering the roo.a was ;m;Ao3i-
aSely recognized by AcCiiatccz. 8, sues
yea have come fol me-, ~ said, rather pleas
an.iy Tie officer toll him he ha.i; tbeR ss-
sisting hi'a to the pavement. thsy took 8
haesl aud werc driven to he jaii, ,Yre9o the
prisoner wc.s piasei in q cell o. the :8:,per
foor usually occupied by tae insane,
Tic o,licsr said although IL Ioo,,s1 tin
aal pale. YET be Is improving very fast, sad
hls . Gool spps;ite-
lie Is sild .esole ana cannot walk tar ~i'a-
ca. bss5p3,as u4uch iat.susd. Ih.5 is a.trzb-
ltel 70 lis rlose eoleasEns1s ae3 iscz of any
ply sics-l exercise.
Ea salSe,. rs.,.oaaI'y DARING he ride, ard
his ,,Ai:l,. dil nc. .2lesr 10 b. IN an. vray il-
:iiosIl
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-01

Ani now consss : hsish. boy s:,'l :ae IN
tzlligeace s..a- va--e is ''o-e sao9e alou.i, %
fad W n 4 G NieieslaEGers h3sc o.l
North i.Dll'o.ia aysnue, ba. Is : : rcets-
hes caas.si 70 be q baay VII grow !, t-e a
woman, the baby ani mouth ars both wel-
coGed. Nay The lights and shadows o. her
he bc, the one as bright ani ths otaer IS
mellow as taose of the aatCnnal dag which
marks her nativity
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-01
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

To tie Voie-s of SedsNick County.
am a candidate fer tho Office Of county
superintendent, subject 10 the decision of the
people at the polls. Men have been given
lucrative Offices III this county because they
Were disabled i'll The service of The country.
Ii this DC the crsdeEtial for office, left
father ard brothers on the field OF battle vino
fe.l in defence OF the Union, and because of
their irreparable loss, nay whole life aSpifa-
tions and ambitions were forever disabled,
even ali education was obtained by 9 terrible
struggle against fearful odds. The field OF
occupation for women is limited, though the
harvesters are many. rcSpec; fully esk your
support on the ground OF merit alone
Mrs I'll T. IlrASp
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-01

The EAGLE had a pleasant call yosterday J
from W. H. Dowell, Of Richmond, Indiana,
and William Buila Of Pueblo county, One,
in company with j. II. 'kennogthy. al oil
acquaintance. They like everyone elsa are
in love with the city.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-01

There IA one ruaa II ls1sst. IN .ais eIt.- @ko
has ~ fesi-s 70 salI cxas- XestersiaT alta
ssool 3 ges.tlerr-aa satsrei az asz -slsia-nsrs. I.
4nEass DoagiaS ave-sz.e aszE rerssgssas aa ssss-r
be had several -lsneS rs44.s FER tie sssssz 81
goods. Il ss0s sass to s@la- ss-<s .1se pro
gyrie.o- Oz| xorl t-oss.lst ca azg-iseT. aE.e.
sogz. The soaAi-se pl-chaser wss saseEs pack
l1z himself Up oai os the gutter. % wnAsk
place ne had be@s. assisted ksy soe hsoos of s.ss
iraie proprietor.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-01

Lei all tha ladies Lrns the gentlemen 10
the Peekia Tea at the Lresby yts ';an church to-
night ana set soulc OF TalmaIse s. Cos, fine
knckknacks
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-01

Il will be remembered that q few days ago
the EAGLE gave an account Of small Doy
who was found in this city in the care Of a
tramp who had stolen him from Des Moines,
Iowa ar j. G. Mosley wrote to the mayor
of that city informing him of the alleged
fact and asked him if the bog be.onge,,
there.
The following is the reply received, which
in some of its features Is judge;l very pecu-
liar one:
OFFICE OF THE MAYOR,
CITT OF DEs MONIES, Iowa, Sept. 2S.
J G. McCoy Esq. wichita. Kan.
DEAR sIR-birs. Burkhart come into my
Office today with your letter III relation to
her boy who left here aud now ut your I,la ~.
| have 10 way OF aiding her. he family
are poor, and aIe said to be honest ard
respectable, the bog has never had any troti-
ble, has been industrious aud 10 some cxteat
supporting the family. The father Is 3 Grip
pie not able 10 do anything They have no
.gelatives 10 aid them III their grief and pog-
erty, they think the boy was piIiSllaf.e3 by
other boys to go with them It i, posi-
inaslnuch rs you have one OF orr Toys tila.
yoar mayor might get him transportation 10
enable him to return. j. ii. PHILLIPS.
AS the poor little fellow bal no friends in
his own city, Mr.. Mccoy hai raised the
money and viii start hin home today II
the mayor of The capital u Io@a IS u re,'ro-
sentative citizen OF that city may t.le Lord
help the whole oatf..
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-01

Mr. c. X. Mark, OF fhiialslpiiil, Z rola
tive of the li,iloiens, who is taking il Kan
sas for the first .inae, called yesterday Mr.
NJ. says Is looks very ln,tca a. ii w. would
have NanS;is City or an OInG,'.s here be
fore we We're fairly aa-are os =
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-01

Mr, Gray of Larncd, ana Mr.. Crouch of
the same city, both prominent business men,
matie Us q call yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-01

Mn. Edwards and a delegation from Milan,
Sumner county, Were in the city yesterday
talking railroad.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-01

byteTian church aud get fine JapanesS
napkin
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-01

Mr. Harry Lesh has returned from his
vist-to Iniiana. He reports having had a
pleasant time
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-01

Moody can afford to miss the grand goot
tine at the Presbyterian church tonight.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-01

Neil Willzie aai J. C. Elliott OF Douglas
were in the city yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-01

DR.. ". I. Boughton OF Rock Island ar
rived in the city yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-01

Mr. Al Simpson and Miss Anna Eglasol,
Of MedoIa, H., are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. s
+. Simpson.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-01

We know that our stock OF
Fancy VelVetS in stripes and
Brocades, in an almost limited
variety, is by far the most superb
line ever shown III this city or
any other west Of the river.
Every pattern il the higher nov
elites are exclusive designs for
the White House. These goods
are not sold to any other house
in Wichita, as the quantities are
limited we would advise ourpat-
rons to secure them early.
Black SilkS-Any lady requir-
ing a Black Silk viii serve her
own interests by purchasing the
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-01

hr. j. Werner, oil GAINESVILLE, O.. is in :ha
city visiting relatives.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-01

Fourth avenue from Oak street north IL
being graded.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-01

Tho committee on " {. r Z. kinderf,s.'-
school are requested 10 rloet at tha school
building or Friday Afternoon a. ) o'c;ocl5,
to hear tia repor, of this Iionsa's work,
plan for lascrnin> saonfh ani 70 2rrau.5e
for the f,rJl.er furnishing cC the rccn
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-01
To the Editor Of the Eagle:

To the Editor oi the Eagle:
Please announce G.. W. Stccnrod asa can
diiate for Representatives of The t;5rd District,
subject to the decision Of the people at the
rolls
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-01

The Wcuan's Relief Corp, @in hold their
next regular meeting il tie oid F,noss hall
on Fritay octoter iSt. al s;So p. IL. The
treasurer requests al r.oniiaeys 20 De iyy-
pared 70 pay ,ho;r o,,es Ser this las quarter
OF TIE year Cany;iiateS fog iliciatioa ere
requested = b pre alt
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-01

Assistant General Ianaeer S1ai.h ye.tsc-
day issued time tahla for thc new C.lIsre,l
branch of lie A, 9 & :. =, On whi,l,
tcains viii begin 3 iin on mkt Sunday.
This branch rans from Newton to Wicilita
and from Wichita by way ot Malvane, Belle
Piainc, AMI Wellington - Ca3dgFen. Tg.sias
win also begin running on octsIe.- 81 on ths
Arkansas City branch from Iu,vane hy way
of Winfield to Arkansas City. There VIII be
three trains day each way between these
points.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-01

4 poy.,, ei.l beef packer connected VITA
and rap.as aa.as one OF Re strong packing
fi,1ns oiile ssast, ~pens tla oay n N.oh. 8
ycstcrday io91la, oTer the situstioa. He
called TO talk ,he matter over bat Is nothing.
definite h>s been DECIDED apcn he pre-crrea
that 40 names shei.ld yes DC ,neu;ionai Yet il
is very Iro,aai,, hat wichita viii be ra>ciY-
Ing I proposition 6afoge ne2.e spring
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-01

celebrated Guimp silk. We al
ways carry q full line from the
lowest number to q Cashmere
Sublime. We guarantee every
yard. The only brand that viii
give satisfaction.
In Wool Dress Goods we are
showing an endless variety or
plain and fancy novelties. Our
selection is SO large and varied
that we cannot fail to please the
most faStidiOuS.
Our Dress Making Department
is now open. Place your order
now to secure your work when
required.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-01

OPEEA HOUSE tv c,.vro,,n ,,.r..sr
TT EE NIGHTS.
Commencing MONDAY. OCTOBER tlh.
.SOCiEIT Event
EEssgeraeGlt cf The Claiming Little Cc,nineGienne
Vocalist and Queen oi PrctcaB Stars,
Miss KATIE PUTNAN-
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-01
AMUSEMENT.

-
OPERA house. en ,,-r,r,,
THREE NIGuTS-TEURSDAY, FRIDAY,
SATURDAY.
SEPT .2lil2EIs 3j;f OCTOBER. Isl ard q.
SATURDAY MATINEE.
TIE GREAT KI.jA4AK COMBINATION.
Presenting Tic Most Unqe ard Original
Entertainment In America.
II Liza X,
In his Sterling PEenomera and Geo uit rcwers Of
Mysticism.
D'ALViNI.
Fe Magnificent and Uncquaed Oriental E.uill!,i ist
CH,sI I<IICHI.
IL L.. great feats or coniortion 81 q tUrGb,.rg
JOHT r. CLEMENS,
The Famous Organ Soioist.
WILLIAM II. DiSilH aad IiitiI.If CLAJD DT.
Yer the Firs, Tiura IN Wichita.
Eese:"cd seats VIII sale at ie Cnioa Ticket
Office "wednesday morning. Prices 20 t;'d &c.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-01

Eese:-~cd seats VIII e on sale at iie tnioa tc..et
Office "wednesday morning. Prices 20 a;.d &c.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-24
A FEATURE Of ARIHUR'S
FuneFaI-The Prominent Political
Opponents Attendant.

New York, November23 "A feature
of Ex-President Arthur's funeral was
the presence here Of his most promi-
nent opponents in politics, both within
his patty and in the Democ attic. 1t
was the subject Of comment in the
throngs that gathered in the hotel cor
ridors after the services at the church.
Ex.Gov. r. @. McC, rmick gave voice
to it when he said: Next to the fu-
neral OF Gen. Grant, the gathering Of
prominent persons today has been the
most distinguished in the history OF
the county. In looking around at the
church l discovered faces of men who
fought Gen. Arthur in all stages of his
political career, both in and out OF his
party. Thst he should draw them to-
gether at his funeral indicates the
good qualities of the mans nature. "
Uoder the same roof yesterday were
three candidates whoran for the Pres
idency in 1884, Mr.. Cleveland, Mr..
Blaine and Gen. Butler. Commenting
on this fact, a remark was dropped by
a well known statesman that in all
human probability the next President
of the United States was aso under
the same roof az well as the President
and the only ex-Pretident.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-24
FILIBUStER Gu fTING.
what the Mexieans Think of Him
and BnyaTd.


New York, November ga spe-
cinl from e. Paso, Tx, to the World
says: El 0bSeruddor FrOnterizo, a Mex.
lean paper circulating on both sides Of
the Rio GIande, says: MIR. Bayard,
in his erroneous diplomacy, has 30
filed Cutting with The idea OF his
wrongs in Mexico that iastead OF wait
log to secure an indemnity from Mex
leo he is trying TO found q throne
Mr.. Bayatd is responsible for the fact
that Cutting is trying now TO conquer
four Northern States of Mexico and
form a Sccislietic Republic. Cut
ting's scheme is an easy one, and this
libeler. who not long ego, accordiog
to the Mexiran press, was going about
buggy IN FL Psso, today claims TO
handle thousands OF men and millions
of money to occupy Mexico on ac-
count of the few weeks he lsnguished
in jail in Paso del Norte. While our
Republic refused to obey the orders
OF Mr., BayaId, we have no doubt that
if Mr.. Cutting dlsp SEES of half the
money he claims has been offered
him for this expedition he will have
more soldiers than he desires. He
calculates on having a sufficient
number to restore Mr.. Bayard's repu.
tation as q diplomatist."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-24
GERMANTOWN, TENN.
X. Il. Anderson should he Elected
Magistrate-He Is the Best
Man OneriDR.
IooRREsPoxDExoE OF rHE APPEAL.l

IOOhhkbfOhDENOE OF The ArrhALsl
GERMANTOWN, TENN, November %.
There is 10 be magistrate elected
on the Both instant to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Justice Ora
ham. do not know who ara the
candidates f1r the position, except
Mr. r 7. Anderson, and | would Ike
to say 10 the voters Of the Eleventh
Civil d strict, throulh the columns OF
the APPEAL, that they could not find
a better man to repie.ent them in the
County Court than Mr.. Anderson.
The writer has known Mr.. Anderson
for many years, and knows him to be
On honest, upright, high toned gen.
tlemsn OF the old school type, and /
regret to say that men of that style
are scarce in this modern age. II he
is elected he will hold the scales Of
justice evenly balanced, melting out
jnsics tempered with m'rcy to all
who msy come before him, doing his
duty without fear or favor, and being
a man who takes deep interest in the
welfare of his county, ne will, as far
as in him lies, guard the interest of
the taxpayers. Considering all his
merits, he is pre-eminentlY the man
for the place. CITIZEN.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-24
The First Sign

OF falling health, whether In the form Of
Night sweats and Nervousness, or in a
sense Of General WEAKNESS and Loss Of
Appetite, should suggest the use OF Ayer'f
sarsaparilla. This preparation is most
effective for giving tone and strength
to the enfeebled system, promoting the
digestion and assimilation of food, restor-
ing the nervous forces to their normal
condition, and for purifying, enriching,
and yitalizinp the hlaod-
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-24
The II. a o. in philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, November 3d.
There is undoubted authority for the
statement made today that within ten
days all the details Of the plan for the
use OF the Penney lvania railroad facil-
tiles in this city and Baltimore by the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad will be
completed and the agreement for that
purpose entered into. The Baltimore
and Ohio Company will use the Penn
sylvania tracks through Baltimore,
aud instead OF making q connection
with the Reading railroad tracks on
Pennsylvania avenue in this city, will
run out that street to Thirteenth
street, where a short turn north will
give IL a junction with the Pennsyl.
vania connecting road, which will be
the route TO New York.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-24

markets values are very firm aud
slightly above the current rates 10
London. The sales Of English wheat
during the week weI- 40S, 46i quarters
at 3ls Al, against So 0S7 qua teis at
9Os 1Od during he corresponding pc
rod last year. Flour is steady. Bar
ley is mac i've. Treds in foreign wheat
is hardening. Qloations are irtgu
lar end tending toward an advance.
Heavy ar iva Of fore On oa g caus5d
fall in values OF 3@6d. Eight car
gees OF whes arrived. t ca'goss
were withdrawn AID five remained,
four OF which we're California snd one
0 egon. Today there was increased
inquiry for wnests; a shilling advance
was asked on Indiao, American and
Russian. -Four ard corn wtrs each
Cd deartr. Barley was quiet There
were further large arrivals OF oats and
prices were Sd lower.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-24

in the event Of mis- nomination by the
Republicans, and that OF Mr.. Oleve-
land by the Democrats the vote Ct tbe
solid South was 10 be cast for Mr.. Az
thur, is pronounced work OF imagi-
nation for the entertainment 81 Chi.
cago reporters. The Cottrier-JOur7'dI
Gays: The facts are that Louisville re-
Ceived and entertained Pfesid ut Ar.
thur with becoming Hospitality, and
during his short stay nobody WIS so
offensive a. TO tax or think about pol
tics. He was the invited guest Ct the
city and received the honor due 2
guest, thorough gentleman and the
President OF the United States. That
was all.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-24
A Judgment for soss, aOe obtained

NEW YoRK, November 2S.-Robert
p. Lee as receiver Of the Frauco-Amer-
lean Trading Company, limited, today
obtained judgment for $3.50, 1908
against the Lacompapne Universalle
du Caualle Interoceanique du Pana.
ma in the Supreme Court, notices
being i2terposed though summonses
had been served on De Lesseps as
president Of the latter company. The
fTaucO-American Company in 0cto.
Der, 1884, entered into contract with
the other company to furnish laborers
and perform work on the canal at
Panama Isthmus. The Franco. Amer.
lean Company furnished the men and
machinery and we're ready to do the
work, but were prevented by the
other company. The suit was for
breach Of contract, the receiver claim.
ing that there was due 81 1886 900. on
which there was credit Of $500, 600,
leaving balance Of f62S, 400, which
with costs made the amount Of the
Judgment.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-24
The Hon, ChavIes Francis Adams's
Funeral

QUINCY, MASS, November 2S.-The
funeral of Charles Francis Adams was
held from the Stone Temple at 8
o'clock this afternoon. The services
were very brief and simple, consisting
of the reading OF the burial ritual by
the Rev. s. M. Wilson, of the Stone
Temple, assisted by the Rev. Henry
Foote, of Kings Chapel, Boston, and
the singing of two hymns by the Tenn
pie Male QGarteits. The interment
was at Mount Wsllaston Cemetery,
where the comm;tll services were
read. Thers were no flowers or dra-
pery,