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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-05

BRIeHTpN BEACH, N. Y, May A.
Weather cloudy and cool, and track
good.
Eird Race. FIR maiden three year
olds and upwards; five-eighths OF q
mile. Queen Of Hears won by four
lengths; Ganley seceLd, John Mullins
third. Time--1 :0i3.
Second Race Selling allowances /;
three quarters Of q mile. Gpliad won
by hall a length Binion second, Witch
third. Time-l:lS
Third Race -Hsndicap; one mia.
Jaoobus won by thre lengths; Wood
flower second, Bahama third. Time
II :45
Fourth Rax Handicap; one mile.
Lord Beacunt & I'D won by a length
Petersburg second, Black Jack third.
Time :4G.
FJlh Race. For three-year. o ds and
upwa Ids; teven-eighths OF a mile.
Siugerly won by q length; Paekskiil
second, John Carlisle third. Time
.33
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-05
MEMPHIS APPEAL.
WEDNESDAY, -; MAY 3, 1881
DERBY DAY.

This is Derby Day-the best in
the Memphis racing calendar. 1t has
in previous years called out immense
crowds to the races, and this year
will prove no exception. Indeed,
such result is already assured since
many Of our leading mercantile
houses have agreed 10 close their
places Of business and give
their empl,ye a half holiday that
they may attend the races and enjoy
the superb programme Of the Jockey
Club. Let us hope that not many,
but oil our merchants and manuiactu-
rers will close their stores and work
at ops and that all classes of the peo-
pie who desire to may have an oppor
tuniiy Of enjoying the races to-day.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-05
CARPENTERS STRIKE.
They Decline tO Work More Than
Nine Hours for Ten HOurs' Pay.

Forty.iivo men employed by the Cole
Manufacturing Company went out on
a strike at 10 o'c'ock yesterday morn
ing. Thirty days since the various
hos of the city were notified that
the carpenters would demand ten
hours pay 1881 for nine hours work,
aud would insist upon the adoption OF
those hours. Monday night a number
of the contractors vera represented at
a meeting held by the Builders Ex-
change. ana Mr.. Adder, representing
the Cole Manufacturing Company,
sid he was willing to ray
Ten hours wages for nine
hours work, provided the carpenters
would agree n work another hour for
an addil1uai 80 cSnts. HIS object was
% rttlin thiry-two non.uuion men,
who hat d @ the machinery, at work
ten hours. Tbs carpenters d c incd
TO work more tlan Biro boars at Rpy
usice and OUR as mentioned, Tho
darkies, AMI % hers working IN o,her
parts ci the null, who leit pretty much
the same way, went out with h I'M.
/ s.; > o clock the men were gathered
together again ~ the mill and hs-
raugupd, bus jas sted upon their d,s,
/ proposition, 40 others who employ
carpenters ha,ing agra,d to ii, No
sads a,tpiy agreement wal reached,
I and the strike was resumed,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-05
SAVED FROM HIMSELF.
How taller LaWIcss Reclaimed .
COnhrmNd InebrlRte.

Mr.. Walter Lawless, the popular
taller of this county, is one OF the
biggest hearted men in the State and
does world If charity in quiet
way that nobody ever hears anything
of, for Mr.. Lawless is modest man,
and does not parade his good deeds
with an electric light and brass
band rs some other philanthropists
are in the habit of doing. A recent
Kindness of his TO an unfortunate fell
low-creature that came to the knowl-
edge of an APPEAL reporter yes erday
deserves public mention. Since last
September there has been man in
this city named John jackson, better
known as "Tom" Jackson, who has
been oscillating between the County
Jail and the Police station on the
charge of habitual ineIriety ever
since he landed in the city He is a
ship carpenter by trade, ahou' forty
five years of age, travelled man,
speaks teveml languages, is well in.
formed and above the average in in
teligence. His pitiable condition aud
apparently desperate fate attracted the
sympathy.of Mr. Lawless, who deter
mined, il tossjblc, to cure him of his
incorporate prociiyities With this
end in view, he obtained permission
TO keep him in custody until his cure
wa assured. ihe following is a copy
of letter authorizing him to dose;
HcNrEls, TESNu April 10, Is 6.
Mr., John jackson will be turned
over to Mr.. lawlCss, custodian at the
Jail, for the purpose OF trea ment, ON
condition that said treatment and eN'
pense incident thereto shall not be
chargeahle 10 the Taxing District.
JAMES LEE,
Acting President Of Taxing District.
Mr.. lAwless had heard reports that
Mr.. j. b. Gotthelf Of Bcale street wa
possessed Of an infallible remedy fel
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-05
ThE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
ME CHINESE BILLS BEFORE
THE HOUSE COMMITTEE.
Discussing the Mormon Question
The Free Delivery System-Trans-
portation or Live Stock.

WAsHIKGToH, May A. Chu..-.-
Morrison was instructed by the House
Committee on Ways and Means to-
day TO report favorably to amend the
laws in relation to the immediate
transportation OF dutiable goods II
proposes 10 allow merchandise liable
to specific rates of duty only TO be en-
tered for immediate transportation
without appraisement TO any ports
which the laws apply, although the
same may not appear by the invoice,
bill Of lading, or manifest Of the i'm
porting vessel 10 be consigned to or
destined TO other said ports where the
consignee az first arrival shall make
application therefor to the collector OF
customs. The committee also ordered
favorable report on the bill intro
duced by Representative Anderson OF
Ohio, TO amend the laws relating to
entry of distilled spirits in disGllery
and special bonded warehouses, the
withdrawal OF the same thorefrom ard
the payment OF taS thereon. The essen
tial fcat1re OF the BIZ. as explained by
its author, is that 1t will allow dis
titled spirits 10 remain in the ware
house without the payment Of q tax
as long as the owner desires, instead
of the payment being made cOmpul-
sorry at the expiration Of three years
az now provided by law. A favorable
report was slso ordered ON the bill in
troduced by Representative Morrison
to repeal all visions Of the law
which give commissions to collectors
of int nal revenue ON the taxes col
lected by them on distilled spirits.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-05
TIE LEDGER FIRE.
Loss by Fire, $1,000. covered BY ln'
ance-COnlpOSit0r IDiured.

Soon of er 7 am. yet Syday, the acct
dental explosion OF q kerosene amp
caused acorhagration in the Ledger
building, No. II Union street. The
alarm was given by Mr.. Chas. Locke,
this book-keeper, 10 the Babcock en-.
ine-hOuse, and it speedily brought
them, with other engines, 10 the scene.
For about one hour the engines kept
q steady stream upon the burning pa
per and other printing material, which
was finally extipguished, but not I'M
III q OottFen cylinder press had been
ruined. The loss is estimated at about
eiOOo, fully covered 10y insurance in
various companies. Tha. paper ap-
psared, however, as usna. Dur
ing the progress Of the ira.
M. GeoTRe Z. lands Of the Sunday
Nne, in walking out Of the doorway
fell through q hole in the pavement,
made by the removal OF an iron graf
ing, and, landing In the cellar below,
q distance OF fifteen or twenty feet,
broke one rib and dislocAted two
others. Dr. lends and lIppinCott
attended his injuries. which though
painiul, are not serious. Up q late
noar last night Mr.. lands was resting
quietly, and II is believed that his
complete recovery Is only question
OF time.
The Ledger appeared on time yestsr
day afternoon, but only half the size
II made up in brilianco what II lacked
in dimension. Mr.. Whitmore has chs
sympathy Of the APPEAL,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-05
LITERARY NOTES.

Mr.. EDWARD KEMEys, the famous
animal sculptor, is writing a series OF
articles for Outing, describing his ex-
periences in hunting wild animals
through the far Vest. The series
will be proiusely illustrated. By
special arrangement We IA We received
the article ana illustrations for adj
vance publication.
CAPT. r. +, CoE1iy, the well-known
authority on Yachting has prepared 4 I,
"History OF American Yachting,
which will appear in four installments
Of Outing, beginning with che June
number. 1t viii be illustrated by
Cozzens. The frst article will appear,
With the illustrations. in the -
for May Sd in advance Of publ cation
in the magazine, by arrangement win
the publishers.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-05
mR aL.p,ToyEASD n0MgnuLE

MR GLADsTO AND Row ERULE
The home rule bill OF Mr.. Glad.
stone will come up IN the House
Of Commons TO morrow on It's third
reading. The chances are that not
withstanding the opposition of Hart
ingtoD, Goschen and Chamber ain
and that Ol the Tories, it will pass and
90 10 the House OF Lords with the
Endorsement of a fair majority. There
Il win of course be defeated
on the second, II not the first
reading. This will neces:itato its
introduction next session, by which
time, Judging by the rapid changes
that have already taken place in Eng
land, public opinion will compel Its
passage. There can be no steps back
ward. The plain avowal by Mr., Glad
stone that n majority of the Irish peo-
pie demand home rule, and that for
that reason II should be granted is OF
itself an argument that cannot be
successfully refuted. But whcr
he supplements this with In,
long list of grievances that
make home rule u necessity
of Irish progress and for peace
for the empire he makes a plea that
cannot beanswered save by the conces
sion that 0'Connell labored for ant
Parnell has insisted upon for years
As the APPEAL has already declared
home rule for Ireland is assured i
not this year, then certainly next
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-05

WASHINGTON, Way 1. The House
Committee on Po,toGices and POST
roads to cay Instructed Repre- enta-
tive Dockery to report iavorably bill
to extend the free delivery system to
all towns containing 10000 inhabi-
tants, whose gross postal revenues for
the preceding year We're $1,000 or
more. The bill also provides Tor three
grades of letter carri RS, who are TO
receive a compensation OF &lCO0, SSI q
and $500 per innum respectively
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-05

WAsHINGroN, May 4.-Representa-
tive Glover, Mr.. COrth-ll, civil
engineer, and several other gentle
men, appeared before the House
Comm ttoc on Commerce to-day in
behalf Of tSe bill Introduced by Mr..
Glover to authorize the erection OF a
bridge over the Mississippi River at
IS. Louis. Representatives Hcnder
son Of Iowa, and Price If Wisconsin,
and several representatives OF the
lumber interests, opposed the bill on
the ground that the bridge would he
20 low as to Interfere with the lum-
Der business
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-05
LAGRANGE. TERN.
Candidate for Register - Proposed
address by tn" &on. G.. a..
sIm.ntOn.
IcorerspoEpEEon or rHn arPrAL.l

lhNhhH0FhNbtNth w lhe ~ hfaifsl
LAGRANGE. TENN. NAV 4 Our can
dida.e for Register, Mr.. 3. NJ Stephen.
n, hai gone u Arkar sa5 S1ring,.
Daring his official career % deputy
.hsriff and msgittyate he has ma ie
frleI ds everywhere, ard we feel sbso-
lately Certail that lie viii carry the
Lagrange bcx solid. We know him
10 possess The highest sense Of honor
aud integrity az well as the ctpacity
to discharge the duties pertaining TO
Tue oflice to the 'n'ire ta'isflction Of
all.
Mis- Lids Hicks has been visiting
hel G from Stanton.
DR.. JoIes was called to Grand
junction 10 visit Mr.. Frank Pledge
who has been very III, but is som1
better to-day.
Mr.. Cannon ia vary i'll.
The Hou. G. 3. Simon'on viii de-
liver tka annual add c2s Of the +. NJ.
College HRS in Ju 9.
Miss Sophie Ha.drman end MIR.
Gifli were married at Lonoke, AK.
last Thurday. TIE bride was former
ly Of our town. The couple have oul
b,st wishes f.r their future happiness
and p,0,p;l'tN
What aie TIC bigus when two yorrS
m3n ars frequently c sn promenading
zach with an arm clasped around hi
companion? II this viii help solve
TIE problsm-or Of the young me,
has 4 pretty sister.
Crowds OF people from Lagrange viii
attend the races this week.
The streets and walks are lOokirj
nice under the management of gu
city fathers.
We are having delightful weathe
now, as the cold snap has passed ca
MEDUSA.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-05

ST. LOUIS GioJe Democrat: The Blair
bill has been 50 severely trimmed IN
the House that it resembles q recently
sheared sheep. The purpose evidently
is TO remove as many as possible OF the
features that render it objectionable
to the Southern Democracy, ana as
these features were numerous, the re-
ductions in the bill were correspond
il gly great. The proviso 70 divide the
money on the basis OF iliiteracv has,
il is said, been abandoned, to,ethel
wi h other important particulars, 50
that. according 10 common rumor, ii
the bill Were 10 pass in its present
shape, it would be practically equiya-
lent to dividing S75, 00n,t co among the
States, leaving it to be spent pretty
much as they please, The consequence
will probably be the failure of the bill
to pas at al, which, under the cir.
cumstsnces, viii be no calamity,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-05
CORIXTd, Mss.
The I.0c Il option Election FaiI-
uFe Couple OF iuraIars
Captured


CoRiSrH, Miss , May 4 The eiee-
ton under the local option Law in
Alcorn county is q failure. The COM
m ssioner OF election failed to maSe
sworn return of the result in ten
DAYS, as the election laws req lire,
and the failure vitiates the election.
There is fun ahead, and lots Of it.
This morning about O'CLOCK two
burglars broke into a car on the Mo-
bile and Ohio railroad. They were in
the act Of making away with several
Jugs Of whisky when Waterman
Meeks dropped ON them and ordered
them to halt, but they showed fight
and several shots were exchanged,
and he succeeded in capturing both
burglars and the whisky.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-05
Aids for the Maintenance Of Quar-.
ANtl q.

WASaINGroN, May 4.-ln order TO
assist the local authorities in the
maintenance Of quarantine against
the introduction of infectious dis
eases, the President has determined
to cs ablish by means OF the vessels OF
the revenue marine, u national patrol
OF the coast of the United etates so
far rs It may be practicable under OK
listing laws and consistent with the
performance Of the other duties con-
fided 10 that service.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-05
FALLING RAPIDLY.
The Great Flood Of 1850 Thing of
the Past.
lsproIAL TO TIM APPEAL [

HELENA, ARK, May 4-Tbe great
food OF 1896 is now a thing Of the
past, that is, go fsr ss this section ot
The country il concerned. The river
continues to fall at the rate OF one
;rch an hour, and if it con .inues at
this rate for the next ten days he
pia tiers in the ovel1Jwed districts
will be eratied 10 resume operations
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-05
The slorman 0uesIio,,.

WAsuINGToS, May 4.-The hearing
on the Mormon question was resumed
by the subcommittee OF the House
Committee on the Judiciary to-day.
Miss Kate Field aud a number OF la
dies were present, Mr., West, mem
Der OF the Utah Legislature, and Dele
gate Cain made addresses opposing
the Edmunds bill.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-05
FTRcg fOT Congress- fH she second
Louisiana District.

New ORLEANS, May "A couven-
ton OF the Blaine and Logan Legion
section of the Republican arty, held
in this city to-day, nominated Judge
Flagg of st. Charles parish for Coo
gress from the Second District.
The regular Republican convention
was held yesterday and nominated
Capt. Henry Martin. IL is believed
that the action of to-day's convention,
in putting a second Republican ticket
IN the field, viii result in giving the
district 70 the Democrats.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-05
Transpor.n,ion or Live sloek,'

WASHINGTON, May 4.-Ths House
Committee on Commerce to-day
agreed TO report favorably the resolu-
tim introduced by Representative
Dorsey instructing the committee to
investigate charges that the present
system of iransportating live stock by
railroad companies is barharous and
destructive. That this system causes
an annual loss OF $16,000,t00 by
shrinkage in he weight of tn 2 animals
transported; that a bonus Of $l5 per
car load is given by system OF favor
il SIN TO what is known as the Assoc
alton of Evener';" an1 TO inquire into
allegations that the laws Of Congress
regulating transporta ion OF cattle are
habitua " violated. Tre Senate Com
mittee on Finance to-day ordered !
favorable report without amendment
on the bin to tax the fractional Parts
of gallon whisky The committee
also considered the bill for the retire
ment Of the trade dollar, but reached
no conclusion.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-05
INDEPENDENTLY.

New diseases make their appearance
in the same proportion that the wohd
increases in population. This is "a
cribei to natural lawF, wise provi.
LON o 1 the part Of n ture to rid itself
oyeFbur leuCd. Animals,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-05
Tho Chinese Bills

WASHINGTON, May 1.-The House
Committee on Foreign Affairs to-day
decided to call up in turn the Chinese
indemnity bill and the Morrow Chi
ncse restriction bin when the com.
mittee is next ca led by the Speat er.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-05

RuErNAT an, neuralgia and ner-
vous headache are not easily cured,
although they are common diseases
At last, a remedy mas been found in
Tongslinc, which is highly recon-
mended by physicians. J. II. Carver,
NJ. D., Pueblo, Col, writes Am
pleased with Tongaline Have ire
quently prescribed Il with entire satiss
faction, -
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-05
Entries and Pools for the First Day
Rt Lexington.

LVXINGToN, Ky, May i.-Entries,
weights and betting on tomorrow s
races:
First Rae Test (llSl, The Slash
er ,llSl, Nav Lady (92).
Second Race. - Irish Pat us, Tyrant
(u3l, Lazy Hayward (l0S),
Third Rae. Sam Walton 90, Lead
(90l, Adonis (Il0l.
F6w N Race. Laura G. 400, Annie
T. COZ, Mjiair (l07, Ar aline 400,
Florimorc 100, Alberta 400. Lady
Mae Ova, Procrastjnator 1l0l
H. ter II lJ0, Ban M. 400.
No betting on first race.
Second Race. Tyrant Sl0j; Irish
Pat. s 4 Lady Wayvard, n
Third Eact. Adouis, SEQ; Leal,
SIS; sam Walton, Sl25.
Eoph Rlce. Florimoro, 500; Ar
ralin $40: Procrastinator s 0; Lit
terrell, $50 Ban NN., 40; field, 10.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-05
Central Nursery,

90 Market street. Telephone III. Re-
duction Of Prices for ta'ance Ct the
season.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-05

Washington, May 4.-Au the exc
cutive departments were represented
at the Cabinet meeting to day, Among
the questions considered was the pro.
priety of calling a special session Of
the Utah Legislature and the Propriety
OF again urging Congressional a. tirn
en- the We'll Ia Abra claim.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-05
Tn CoutrSbutOrs and Correspond
e1tS.

40 COntFfbut0rs ana OorFespO"e-
eats.
for publication must Be
-xsftsn On one side OF the page only an
lin All other matters connected nlln =.
editoriai depart nent, should DO adare 20
"a gHP EpIToE OF Tar APPEAL' Me- I'd I;
Ten a.-toRe
We cannot, ~ q rule, updefsak T a rsn,-n
Oar mail books are kept By pos ,s,as
not nv individual names.
Va soiieit ,ettsr1 and con- n dntr ,,a,.,. nro,.
suh $50 OF general iDttreEt - a NJ.
always se accompanied b ~, ,aI,s is 4
address OF the writer, Rsr ~ M ~ ~
rood faith and 70 ponF y ,' ~ ~
can be taken OF antr ,.'',',,s ;,onmnpics.
donE.
ID eioe, y, ss,rptsSr skEngod rom one post
a VMti.-.att. q aiVcn,
Speqimep ~ zsspt free Of oharge:
Daeih''" &c should be addressed
sALLAWAY a HEATING,
NJ" aLL,vAY,l 2s2 Second street,
y: ~ GKATiYa. Memphis. Tenn
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-04-17
What a Chinanan Says of Wagner.

1T is unjust" said a Chinese gentle
man to whom the writer had given his
opinion of Chinese music. Our music
is good-beautiful. 1t is yours which is
bad. Your music ID false-not like ma
ture. Music is color. You take all your
pots Of paint and let them run together.
You make confusion. The wind doesn't
make music the way you say it does. A
bird doesn't sing that way! A wave
tumbles on the shore, and makes one
note-and only one. Yours is a music
that is only noise. You play SO soft that
if | want to hear sometimes | must strain
my ears. Why should | trouble myself
to hear? Must | use an instrument so %
to listen? Must | think to hear? Why
don't you paint a picture so that | can't
see it? If you make it too small | don't
want to see it.
Yet l hear once Wagner. I go, too,
into a shop in Scotland where they made
a steamship for my government. The
men they hammer III the boilers. That
was better than Wagner. / heard a
blind man the other day. He fddled a,
the corner of the street. You Laughs
Yes, sir, that gives me pleasure. We are
a simple people-and we are net going to
change our music-founded on rules
which are 1000 years and more old
why, when my ancestors sang melodi.
ously, your forefathers were cannibals
and howled with The wolves."-New
York Times.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-04-17
Wall, fur pity sake, Nick. what did

"Wall, fur pity sake. Nick. what did
you come furp
She attempted to he careless. but the
tears streamed from her eyes. Old
lobe took the shovel, threw the chunk
into the fireplace and said: "Sissie, l
told him what yer done when yer
found out that me and Puss tuck yer
when yer was a pore little thing with
out no father and mother. Puss, yer
ack like yer wanter kiss Nick right
here. Wall, er man that's got that
sorter con is titled tor that's it!
Nick had put his arms around Sis, or
perhaps Puss Crabtree would have
kissed him.
"Honey," said Nick, as he stood
with his arm about the girl, 81 ulster
wish yer wuz as ugly as homemade
SIM"
"Why, NickP
'.Bercause l wuz erfeered yer wuz
too putty ter live.
"Tobe," said Mrs. Crabtree, eve
aughter offer up pra'r right now.
"Oh no." old lobe replied, looking
around at the chunk which he had
throw n into the fire; ''jes' wait till we
git a snack ter eat and then we'll feel
or leetle mo- thankful"
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1886-04-17
Proc pectus For New Postmasters.


It'd Bits: Correspondence solicited.
Young men receiving refusals must
do their stamping outside the office.
Letters with a penny stamp will on
ly 90 half way.
When you write a postal card and
enclose it in an envelope put on q
stamp.
Letters mailed by husbands after
carrying two weeks in the pocket,
extra.
Second hand stamps must be well
cleaned.
Warm mails at all hours.
II the key TO your box don't tit,
crawl over the transom.
Old letters for sale cheap. Closing
out to Law in a q stock.
Fo half priced fresh letters on tap.
Call often, and send the children.
II you send a letter to Europe and
expect the postmaster TO run along
with it, you must write the address
plainly.
Love letters taken a. pound rates.
Cunning letters should not be-
opened in the presence of a crowd.
The latest fashion plates indicate
hat stamps. this season, will be worn
in the right upper corner.
Manuscripts sent to editors should
be accompanied by full postage, il not
intended to help make a full waste
basket.
This ia a money order Office. But
don't order it toe peremptorily.
The ruling of the postmaster gen
eral regarding the unmailableness of
animals applies to wormy chestnuts.