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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-07
AT new YORK.
The RIoting and BIOOdsbed at Chi
Gage GENERALLY Condemned.

The RIOting and BIOOdehed at Chi
OaG0 Generally Condemned.
NEW YoRK, May 0.-Among the Ia
boring men Of this city there appears
10 be but one opinion as to the riotiDg
and bloodshed in Chicago, and that is
emphatic condemnation OF the action
OF the Anarchist leaders. The An
archists are rot strong in the vicinity
OF New York. There are about eight
groups OF them in this neighborhood,
and altogether they number but few
more than 10000. Six OF these groups
are in New York City, ore in Jeraey
City and ono in Newark. They have
q rife corps, consisting Of three COM
panies, which meets for drill about
once week. The Anarchists are L OF
united now, John Most and Justus
Sthwab leadingtw factions. There fac
tons now hate each other worse Than
they do the common enemy. With
these people the honest workmen
have no sympathy. The police know
their places OF meeting and keep q
sharp watch on them.
An Anarchist who is member of
dTOuD NO. q bhlus uOh hhOW
that the public has any right to know
what our real strength is. We are
stronger and better organized than
people have any idea Of. We have
college in New Jersey where the
members are taught how to use dYna-
mite and Greek FIRE. We have rifle
cor organized not to provoke fight,
but TO be able to cope successfully
with the police and militia when the
struggle which is bound to come is on
US. The Chicago fight is simply the
first gun in the revolution. Our broth
ers there did nobly, but they we're not
as we'll prepared as they might have
been, or more of the blue ccats would
have got their last doBe. Our motto
is "Neither God nor Master" and our
doctrine may be simply stated az
down with church, State, capital,
knights OF Labor and other kindred
villainies."
The situation in the strike of the
Third avenue railroad employees ia
unchanged. The strikers did not re-
turn TO work this morning because
they were not satisfied with the terms
proposed by the company. Every,
thing is quiet around the depot and
the cars are still guarded by the pc
lire
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-07
A GRAND AND HEROIC POEM.

On the train that bore Mr.. Davis and
his party from Montgomery to At
lansa y istIeI was nHn"ou ~ mi. DSylS
Mnlcn no IoaH IonH nuu on.ns{.
"Tbis Il from Psnl Havne. II isa
grand and heroic poem"
Mavor Hillvar than read IA followa:
-. '-, a.
TiaS.
And here IN ps"ss Of tSs newborn srripg,
'Ou'u IAN iOis''o 'au WV"
AID The scars o. wrong THsSriv:n,
fT Ss snS.lS ealm IN heaven. W ''
Forgive and toIgetr Yes; be 80,
Prom the hills 70 the broad sea waves;
blow, Wv
D' '"' ''Op'' VI
Wo may ,s,eOurge from the spirit all thought
In the midnight Of griel held fast;
tSs .ScTsS and stsinless Past
She 10 glancinE now nom tho Vapor and
From the waning mansion Of Mars,
And Ser eyes are mistod stars
-, -. 80
And she speaks In voice that 10 SAD ae
death,
tn tpsre , aay syn 70 ~ IOhS, ~ sD.n, n,
AnV .H VI N~'0' A"' sP01' w.
Ptssnn.
hnu 'no OS'"o O0'o INV @uN "V"'
And aha points with trem uIous hand below,
To the WGtted and worn array
OF the heroes who strovo IN the morning
glow, 49,. .rt.l.-a5... :.
OfAe erandenr thai crowned the tray.
n a.a, a.. .,..noI =. 49,. ~, a..
IA lie ISasiSI years Of yorO;
F0f the tfenehAht sword and the soul of
dane --''. 10 =
Shall duiVOr AID Aash no more.
I,,.,,
49, LOT tas efossn ~ N.s Ss .s". uVs'S'
I'LL ~. ~ raslr, oe ,hos.a.
RsInts tSsm 4 thss fonsSt With Lee,
O~'u'V NV" s"~' 'V~s"
And riorisd vhSu dauntloss stonevall
marched
Like . slant Ger held and uo9dl
When the bow OF his splendid victories
Arohed
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-07

DEAFNESS-ItsC CAUSES and GU RE,by
~ one who was deaf tWenty-eight years;
reated hv most Of the noted specialists OF
the dty with no benefit. CURED HIhsELF IN
three months, and since then HUNDREDS q
others by same process. A plain, Simple ara
PAGE, les East a6th ST., New York City.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-07
one Thousand Coal miners ON .
strike.

One Thousand Coal Miners ON .
strike.
PITTsBuRG, Pa, May Cone thou
sand coal miners, employed at the
mines along the Panhandle railroad,
struck this morning and are now
holding mass meeting at Manifold,
Pa. The strikers want the Columbus
scale and ssmi-monthly pay. They
also refuse TO load coal for the Eastern
markets until the strike in the Third
district Is settled.
At Rend's mines 400 men are out for
an advance. Mr.. Rend refuses to con-
cede the increase, because all differ
ences were recently settled by arbitra-
ton.
SevBnty.fve negroes are still work
ing and others viii be imported II the
old men do not return TO work. The
strikers threaten 10 mob the negroes
II they take their places.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-07

OyYIcE OF THH CoURIER-JOURNAL,
LOUISVILLE, Ky.
DR., W;ntersmith, SRI raive a rule ! have
observed for many years, the value OF your
remedy prompting me to say, in reply 70
your request, what l know Of your Chill
Cure: The private assurances Of its efficacy
| had, and the good results Of its effects
for more than fifteen years, had been fore
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my. family. The results have been entirely
years standing, in which believe every
known remedy had been tried with tempo
rary relief-the chills returning periodically
and with. seemingly increased severity.
Your cure broke them at once, and there has
been no recurrence Of them for moro than
form, and yielded more readily to other
remedies; but the chills would return at in
tervals until your medicine Yves used. since
which time, now several months, they have
entirely disappeared. From the opportu-
nifty have had to judge, do not hesitate to
express my belief that your Chill Cure is a
valuable specific, and performs all you
promise for it. Respectfully,
W. N. HALDEMAN:
ARTHUR PETER & CO., Agents, Louis
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rhe Reeervelr Murder MysteFy

RICHMOND, VA, May 6.--The Su-
preme Court OF Appeals OF Virginia,
recently rendered a decision in the
case OF J.. CiuveFius, convicted in the
Hustin@ Court Of this city OF the
murder On March Is, 1885, Of Fannie
Lillian Madison. The case IL notori-
ously known as the reservoir murder
mystery. The judgment Of the lower
court is folly sustained, the eight bills
Of exception died by the prisoners
counsel being deliberately discussed
and SUCCESSFULLY Overruled. The opin-
ION was delivered by Judge T. 7.
Fauntleroy, the court standing four to
one in favor Of sustaining the judR-
mont Of the lower court. Cluverius
will surely hang unless executive
clementy interposss. The time first
fixed for his execution having long
since passed by, he will have to be
brought before the Hastings Court for
re-seniencP,
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AT DETROIT.
All the strikers Quiet, but Deter.
mined

All NhN nNEAAGEN AuNCNg uuN BGNNNN
mined.
DETROIT, Mich, May 6.-The stiik-
ers in this city are quiet, but deter
mined. Several factories where the
men had no grievance resumed work
during the absence Of the overawing
strikers. Two hundred employees at
Murphy's chair factory, 100 at the De-
troit Carrisgs Woodwork Company's
shops and 80 coopers resumed work.
On the other hand between 400 and
500 painters struck this morning for
nine hours' work per day and ten
houis' pay. The painters are knights
OF Labor, and have been for three
weeks trying to settle with their EN-
ployers. Only 100 Of the 675 employees
OF the Pullman Oar Works returned
to work this morning, and they work
ed only few minutes, the company
sending them home. The men strong.
ly favor nine hours. IL was reported
that q Calling gun had been sent
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AT CINCINNATI.
me strike q tss y.sIsht.assdls-

OfNcIsNAri, o., May 8.-The strike
OF the freight-handlefs 10 at an end.
The men are already ct work In the
OincinuaH Southern, the Cincinnaii,
indianapolis, st. Louis and Chicago,
Ohio and Mississippi, Cincinnati,
Washington and Baltimore freight
yards and the others will resume this
afternoon. The exact terms are not
made known, but II is generally un
derstood that the men have an adj
vance Of from Is TO Is cents per day.
This Ia looked upon as banishing all
danger Of disorder, and peaceful SET
Elements with other strikers are ex-
pected to follow soon.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-07
Even A. You buy a Dozen

common porous plasters-which you can get
for Asong at any Of the Cheap John drug
gists-you We merely. tn own away your
MONEY, for one BSenson's Capeine Plaster is
SOM is the only orous plaster in the mar
ket that rs honestly nd skillfully made, and
scientifically medicated. Others are no
NOR than nominal limitations Of Benson's,
Ihey are cheap because they possess none oil
able The latter are prompt to act, pleasant
20 war, and cure in a few hours ailments
which others will not even relieve. The
public are especially warned against So
called "Cspsiclin, =, S{spsieum, -SSi,ls
articles intended 70 deceive, Ask for Ben
SOM and lock for the Three Seas" trade
marx and tho word "Capcine" cut in the
center,
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Adminiotrntorss Notice.

Ofice Public Administrator. Shelby county
Courthouse, Memphis, Tenn, May 3. 1856;
THE undersigned having been appointed
i and qualified administrator Of the. estate
Of j. H. Nuttall, deceased, notice is hereby
to come forward and settle; aud to those TO
whom said estate is Indebted, TO file their
claims with me, duly probsted, within the
time prescribed By law, or the same will be
forever barred. JOHN LEAGUE,
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AT PTrTSBURG.

from LAnaing, but the report Is de:
MED.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-07
Louisville Cement.
rRrpARR FnR FIoop.

mi 7AIEI TWIN T I73lN717F
Foundations, cellar walls and build
ngs subject to overflow should he con-
struoted with Louisville Cement. 1t is
the standard,
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11
ADJUSTMENTS

NO performance tonight, the company
did not arrive until 8 O'Clock. the scenery
cannot be put up. over and over again the
ushers aud attaches OF Powers opera
House repeated the above 10 the crowds
that kept coming and going last evening
\ delay Of some hours in the arrival of the
company presenting shadows OF Great
City, made a postponement OF The ler-
formance necessary. Manager Thomas JET
ferson mmed and tre,ted, and hercu.ean
efforts were made y place the scenery
In position but il vas impossible TO do 50.
Tonight the famou. realistic play will be
given in irst-claSs style. and all seats pur-
chased for last evening may be exchanged
for seats tonight.
The pretty little theatre at the Dime
MUSEUM was crowded last evening and the
handsome face of Treasurer Richards fairly
shone with radiance. Little Flossie Ed
wards created unusual enthusiasm in her
songs and dances. and Paus lie Petre is
exceptionally good IN his dialect and funny
business The Halls and Charles French
are above the average vaudeville comedians
and the curiosities in the hall below are
vel worth visit.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11
IN THE SOUTH END.
building improvements Noted on south
Division and ntre-sts.-Jetsr-
son-ave Dwellings.

The building boom IN the eastern part Of
the cily is surpassed by that ia the southern
limits Many streets formerly indicated by
Maud pools or few tracks are now being
graded and "a lde equal 20 any in the city
one may srald on almost any corner Of
south Division ST., south OF wealthy ave
and see the shining timbers OF four OF five
new buildings IN every direction. South
Digison-st is one Of the principal
toll roads 70 the city, and it
promises 81 become one Of the
principal business centres if the number of
buildings increases in the same proportion
it ha- TOR the past few years Three new
stores az neHr.y completed 1913 Digisi0n-st.
Nr spears huldiuz two of them az a cost 81
s. UNu. and ~ Hamilton building the other
Nhlth will cost about $3.50. Several
houses on this street are to be seen iu every
stage of comuleuon. The boom even ex-
tends outside of the ciry. and uve or SIX
houses are to he buuf 20 once ON the
Stevens addition eu Center. the first
street east of Division. I r. Fersins is
erecting very pretty p.ace. to cost about
3 Het On lefIer-on-ave- T. J. Mosier
HuuiinE So t0 ho1se. VI Bresee a
s1atu one. sni eat uHlt and IT, Sullivan
tV9 tasty cottages, f1 cost about 5000
each
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11

G0s sssss >las fiie41rleAl fra5Set is h sa,a.
ta@-ths >s@s -
u4s

Tie 1ea ~ sfe-lls a e-eaE lriael l4safls
"a tse y est siie Las aes ea1 seaera-
favor aaasng ,le prepers aollels ana e-ai-
uess aen teees Aooal afs pel QeuE q t4-
So 81. s1lh is las sll lhe st9.s e9na-
pany areas.se - .asesl. h4s as-a s41scr-9e.i
an4 ale oeug4ay aia bs incorporated ri.ls
2sek. TIE fl.l5s Ing are tae iathsr of tte
schene "a K Sereaer. D. a. Latsn +
h spplas. d + Provn A A Leni g. t1tz-
zer4la A 81 o.-s mour NlEfls John
81 N4llA j. Cray es4n ana Al- AlArr
I1ere @i4 be ssu shares 4i . s4ll aaa
~ soop a. tae e0ulptny = inesfl'is-r4.
further subscriptions eil oe reeeiseA
A 1old slorF IS folt .f Fo4nE u4n
doing business on Wsst badsvsl. lie l-a
formed q sctsE-e % play practical 'fAe en
q i4Hiiy af nls @o3 o3aalntaoae ga thA-Aait-
81 by roaons lnelr hens nests lie ng~
ever. made mistake. aud ga iulo tae
wrong 'ssru. aua having eaien some ~ tlr
eggs an0 hidden tAe felaalnder Nas aloNt
to depart sBen tle iais ~ TIE hoasr dis
covered Ltm and made chase armed alta a
broom he has not yei been eAplured.
O q Bush aud Mrs Kate Iitilehed of
Ilird 81 we're married last Thursday lley
are making a trip through the eastern nart
Qf lhe state and ALI yisIt hls SON az hay
Clig Tor a short ume.
Asa wagon loaded Nish heavy machiue
Nas crossing Ihe raAroai on south front-
S. gesIeniag tie machine tpped over and
broke the wagon completely pa two.
Chas Thomas Is happy oi the BIRTH 0i a
twelve pound son. Charlie Is cieTk AZ
Petersen grocery and resides on Gold e.
A handsome tao story frame residence Is
iu Tie course OF erection On Jackson 81. he-
tween Jefferson Aui West Division SIS.
e. +. Beiknsp % the Belknap Wagon and
Sleigh company, uas become member oi
the MesI Michigan fafk association.
j.. Buckiey Of Peloskey is visiting his
former partner. %. y Watson, the Nes.
Bridge 81. hardware merchant.
ID. g. Courtney Is removing his grocery
from So ~toeking-st 20 the corner Oi Second
anl >tockirs-sis
The West side j. 20 have more light two
new electric lights were placed there vest, r
day
10 Mr. and Mrs.. Faulhaber, Of - Gold 81.
an eleven pound boy.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11
RESUMIhG BUSINESS
The Men Gradually Resuming
Work AZ Chicago.
SOCIALISTS POISONED BY Drugs
Poisgns 5~aiio~ fer Q1ors ~hen
Sossofei1' Drog St0re :" Sacked
Hanf Cnforen Sex from
Esung ~ .a.csfsd LCzsnEes


th t Ae3 tt Lfrtt atl+t ia t-r
eiiF aas Ufel to-day The fg elfilt ald
.ss.l,er. ~ freight ans h..5ns.s tss e.
IS
aud y anasar hI4ul lr4lh At-tik az
Central Baltimore and Ohio and Illinois
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10 a. work on lLe Northwestern. hisek
T.4n4 r..f.sHfa N.w ata.r. ana Ghi-
N@s D@'ii'Sse" a.- 't'-'s
aud the f0u Wayne. Chicago 4nd
Alton Chicago All Atlantic. Milwaukee
=, p..t ,l.,- t.,.~, tlI,.,. ...4
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Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11

\ well known Pittsburgher of orthodox
Republican principle while in Washington
recently on business with the patent office
was taking in the town one afternoon with
his patent attorney, when the latter, at a
loss for new diversions % offer his guest.
abruptly said: Let's call on the Presi-
dent"
i II 20 with you, said TIC Pttsburgher,
and 20 the White House tnel went
They were received by Cll Lamont, and
the attorney said u the Presidents private
secretary. We are from Owenton, kv- and
would ike to see President Cleveland about
TWO appointments We applied for some time
ago.
Leave your cards. said Col. Lamont
stiity, and cali again tomorrow The
president is attending cabinet council.
"oh, guess We won't trouble 10 call
again, SAID the merCunal Piusburgher I'll
tell YOU what we 81 do. colonel Wen just
swop oh those offices for the drinks
Col Lamont unbent and smiIngly re-
Piled Agreed. wish I could get ud oi
all office seekeTs as easily.
The P.itsburgher SAYS Col. Lamont knows
what gooi whissey IS -Pffs5vgh Times.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11
WILL CLOSE AT SIX.
Action of the Sslesmen's Assembly Rela-
tive To the Early Closing Movement
1t will he Successful

At meeting of the Salesmens Assembly,
held last night. the committee appointed to
circulate petition asking merchants in the
dry goods, boot aud shoe, hats aud caps,
gents furnishing goods and clothing business
to close their stores at g O'Clock ?. IA, ex-
cept Saturdays, reported that firms had
signed the document as follows Clothing
houses Houseman. D0nnally & Jones. Star
Cl5thiug house. Giant Clothing house, II.
Brown Fritz Jehle. Michael Eagan, Scott &
Williams. Mack the Tailor Stanley a
Schroeder. T. W. Strahan, Wm. Houseman
and A. Wilzinski.
Dry goods Spring & Company, F ".
Wurzburg Trankla. Jamison & Co, ". II
Mcconnell, Wm. Kramer +. +. Kidder g
Co.
Boots aud shoes : y Watson, D. stoll
\. g. Hydorn. H. ". Simonds, Rindee.
Krekel & Co. II. O'Hara. H.Rosenheld &
Bro. WIN. Eicbelsdoerfer. T. J. Lucas. Cole
& Bro. palen ( Herod. g. r. Mayhem. q.
kslmback + Walsh
Gents furnishing goods-C. Ainswcrth.
Gourlev Bros Gardiner * Baxter.
Hats and caps-J Miner Thomas &
Crippin. r. VI stowe. T.. " Heath
Fancy goods notions. millinery, etc.--.
Tyroier. Heyn e Co. Clark s. Anse0n. Dem
is0u < Wright. Mrs x II Brennan, l. B.
Van leuven.
Cr0ckerY. etc-H Leonard & Sons.
The movement IS t0 take effect on and after
May f0. The committee. in Difference 90
the wishes II the merchants. recon- mended
that during the tNo weeks preceding the
Fourth oft July. far week. and Two weeks
before Christmas. the ruie shall be sH9-
pended The members of the assembly
wish % tender their thanks t0 the
firms signing the petition ~ agreement o.
close a. T. m and respectfully
ask them 90 Observe the rule fer AZ least
one month. in order that they may haVe
an opportunity % persuade one ar two un-
sYmrafhenf merchants 90 ilin in tse move
nauf ThfF 50 vish to Inform fae public
that the arrangement IL HsfIv te prove
permanent. and ask FL who tarer fhe
movement to lend helping hand oF
Sing their purchases before h clock
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11
SOCIALISTS GET ENOUGH FOR oScr.
They Gulp Down Poisonous Drugs Found In
Ko-enfeld's store and Many of Them
Are Fatally Poisoned

CHicAGo, May 10 When Tie mob of an
archists which wrecked Rosenfe!d drug
store last Wednesday bad drunk al the
liquor, they sacked the show cases, demol-
ished the mirrors and dashed all the bot tes
not containing liquor upon the
floor The Others We're handed
down from the shelves, and II the liquids
looked or tasted ike liquor they were
gulpcd down without further inquiry The
labels ON the bottles were GreeS % them.
Since that time il has been learned that
many of the rioters have died from the et-
iecis of poisoning and that scores are lying
previously i'll. 10 = also said that many
children entered tie dug store while he
Orgie was in progress and helped themselves
tO the lozenges which We're kept ia bottles
on the shelves. A large quantity of this
medicated candy contained opium and other
drugs. The little pirates ate the sweets with
ayidIty and are now suffering the cOnse-
QuenCes
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11

The ibirty-ioarth annual reunion II the
a and A Scottish Rite Nasoas ~ The South
crn Jurisdiction conveucs az Cincinnati To-
day aud bids ltr to b. one of The largest
gather ~ ever held by the order Among
tns members ~ the order fn fhIs city who
.eft yesterday to parfigip gate in fhe enjoy
able gathering were H. 4 Hastings. f. u.
-.vsrtngt. S. g. Watson. b y. Benedict. r.
" Johnson r r Rice Frank Chickeuns.
" 4 Tyler Rev DeRossetr
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11

The wil of stephen Johnson, of Bovine.
vas fled n .he probate office Yesterday
His estate IS valued at 5000 He leaves
$50 90 Josephine Culver and divides the
balance equally among his children and
rrandch .dreu The vii 1i tiarS Brown.
~ Spsrrs WAS fled He leaves bis home
stead so bis wife Mary $3.50 toJehc Jenkins.
AMI The balance. or about $1,000. in squal
proportions CD hfs children.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11

cen W 2 Times Grand Recorder J g.
Bsrsner ~ peMeiN commaulery and Past
Grand Commanjer G r. Atvater r. p
Eene,lst 8ai fl y Moore 'et yesterday t1r
petfair re attend tse fhrfF f.erfh snnaai
ranclave ~ the Grsnd lemmandery +. r..
~ NIehizsn
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11
"TheBattIeOf The BlOOInS.
House Cleaning in lis Height


Ladies make home attrac-
tive We Will "A sist YOU by
quoting the very Lowest prices
ever known in this city on
Decorative Goods. See our
argains IN Olegraphs. equal
TO OH Paintings. gilt frames,
at from 800 TO $500. Auto
types and Albertypes from 81
to $500. subjects Of rare pieces
Of art. Walnut Frames. Sxl0.
cabinet size. with mats. glass.
etc, pc. same size 10 Gilt,
warranted not 10 tarnlsh. Doc.
still better Al 5Oc and upward
10 most elaborate articles.
sxl0 looking glass. handsome
ly framed. for 25c. l0xlS only
Doc aud upwards 10 full size
parlOr mirror. Satin and ebony
Wall pocket lhand painted)
soc. 75c. $l.0O and upwards. A
full line Of Black Walnut and
Japanese Match safes. Comb
Cases. Brackets. Letter Cases.
etc. All the New Novelties in
Japanese Decorations Of rarest
patterns and styles. We carry
the laigest line Of Clocks. from
the celebrated Ansonis Clock
Co. from a s5c Alarm Clock 10
the finest French Mantel
Clock Every time-piece sold
by us Il warranted.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11
VIZ OFFER FOR SALE

Siz Lets on Waterloo Street, business
properly
One Hundred Lots on Stevens add
zion Easy terms
Several Lots on Esst FULTON Street
Nerv desirshls Lot on Madison Ave
House and Lot on Green Street Very
chesP and on easy terms. and
A sne House and two Lots or Fifih
Avenae only fsw reds from street rail
way s1a every way desirable. -
great bargain Il sold soon
He loan money ard insure properly
Cali ard see
N " E = TBS 81 CO.
10 CANAL STREET
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Nice Work.

The railroad property was assessed last
year at $4,000 per mile, this year it was
increased to $1,000 but the board of
reviewers thought it was assessed too
low and raised the assessment to $4,000
per mile. Tuesday. Mr.. Natili, repre-
senting the railroad company appeared
before the board and compromised upon
half rate assessment, that is, $500
per mile. And instead of increasing the
assessment, they have reduced it of
sS.OOO-while they have increased the
assessment of all the other taxpayers.
You :. tickle and I'll tickle" has
nothing to do with this-the people do
not want to be - tickle.'
What will the people say of such alb
surd proceedings ?