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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-06
COMING in DROVES.
CORRIGAN'S ENTIRE STRING TO
BE STABBED HERE.
Chat With Col. Montgomery About
the Spring Meeting Condition
OF the Track.

A cloud OF tobacco smoke poured
out into the hallway when the APPEAL
man opened the door of President Had
den's tanctum yesterday evening and
looked in upon the three choice spirits
who compose the Police and Fire
Commission. "Come in !" cried Can't.
Lee, whose fare was dimly visible
through the cloud Of smoke. I'VE
have Just taken up the deposit ques-
ton where we left 1t of at the Council
meeting yet terday."
As so)n as there was a full stop in
the argument Col. Montgomery, with
his face as grave as he can make a
countenance 30 genial, said There
is another question concerning the
growth OF the city in which / suppose
you feel quite as much interest as in
the matter OF a city bank. refer TO
the"
Spring meeting Of the New Mem
phis Jockey Club, of course"
Precisely. counted on 4 big
thing, but it is growing out of all pro-
portion. Ii seems to me tina, sll the
horses in the country are coming. We
received q letter this morning fiom
C1rrigan saying that he had decided
to bring his entire stable TO Memphis,
though he had entered most of the
young ones a. Lexington, II We could
give him stable-Io1m. l telegraphed
him TO bring them and we would find
accommodations. / was out at the
track this MOI mig and Green Morris
showed me telt gram from HarTigan,
a. Latonia, saying that the track there
was in fearful shape, and that il
his string of thirteen could
be stabbed here he W ould bring them
at once. Morris tslegraphed him to
come ahead and bring all hia friends.
Our tack is in superb condition. A
dressing Of rich earth has been put on
it, and several OF the horses were ex.
ercieing this morning without shoes
thing which would not DO possible
on any other track in the country.
One Of the trainers called my alten-
ton to it this morning, picking up tho
hind foot OF one o! his horses when l.
came in from exercise, 10 show
me how clean the hoof was.
He said he never cav any
thing like 1t before. There
were not less then fifty horses on the
track at one time this morning Morris
was training Favor, Bersan and Free
man, length apart, against time, and
there was Editor dashing around like
a greyhound, and dozens of others, all
in fine shape. Favor is going to the
front this year. He was never in finer
FORM" added the Colonel, who always
grows enthusiastic when that superb
racer is mentioned. He banked on
him last year, and though his failures
keenly disappointed him, his faith is
still strong
"The clubhouse" Col. Montgomery
went on to say, "is nearly finished. 1t
is about lao feet from the track, and a
superb view Of the entire track can be
obtained fom the balcony. We are
PREF airing for the biggest meeting ever
held in the United States"
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A BARGAIN - VILLA EDEN FRUIT
n AMI, VEGETABLE FARM--0n New
Raleigh ke- u miles from Brick Church,
servants houses, stables, barns, cribs, dairy
house, well and .cistern; also, 800 bushels
corn, hay and fodder, seed potatoes, turnips,
asparagus beds, hot beds and sash, agrieal-
S,rn,tiIs cows eaivaS ars au K ,'Ias
wagons and harness. Apply on premises.
j. I. BERLIN.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL---SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1885,

Fruit Growers Association, and ques-
toned him concerning the prospects
of rates this season. He stated that
from present Indications the fruit
would be shipped by the Nashville
and Chattanooga railroad, on a fast
fruit or special train 10 Cincinnati end
Chicago. General Manager Thomas
and General Frsight Agent Knox, of
that line, have promised the growers
the best time and the lowest rates
possible. A meeting OF the growers
will be held tomorrow, when it is ex-
pected the Nashville road will submit
their rates, etc.
The Queen and Crescent people
have also been approached on the
question of rates, but owing to the
fact that they are paid 80 cents per
hundred by the express company for
hauling the fruit, they have no desire
TO bid for the business.
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THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Reception Given 10 Its New Pastor,
the Rev. J. II. Brlney.

The parloTs Of the Christian church
were taxed to their fullest capacity
last evening when a reception was
rendered to their new pastor, the Rev.
J. B. Briney, by the congregation.
Nearly all OF the prominent members
Of the church were present, besides
several leading citizens not members,
Mr.. Briney was given a cordial wei
come to Memphis, and feeling Of
good fellowship established which will
be of the greatest aid to the minister
in the work he has undertaken. Re.
fTeshmsnts in the greatest abundance
were royalty served, and the company
was charmed with delightful music
by Miss Marie Hitzfeld, Mr.. Harry
Hunter and Mrs. Ike Peters.
The affair on the whole was
one Of the most delightful OF the kind
which the Christian Church, noted for
its congenislity and brotheTly feeling,
has ever known md admirably served
its purpose-the introduction Of tie
Rev. Mr.. Briney. Armed with a ripe
experience, with a rich, sonorous
voice, commanding figure and face
on which the noblest sentiments are
reflected, Mr.. Briney bids fair to keep
up the high standard which the Chris
tian Church takes so much pride in
preserving in its pulpit. He was born
in Nelson county, KY, in 1889, re.
ceiving his education in Eminence
College, which be left for the ministry
IN 1857. He was pastor OF churches in
Winchester, Msysville and Covington
for thirteen years, and was State Evan
gelist for two years. For eighteen
months prior to coming to Memphis
be was a general evangelist, his field
covering the States Of New York, Illi-
nois, Kentucky, Tennessee and Mis-
sissippi.
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gao 000 BONDS FOR SALE-Th,s
pCOtOOO Bank will sell at PUBLIC
ut southwest corner Of Main and Madison
streets, on Wednesday, March 10, 1886, at 10
m, So many OF $4,000 Pioneer Mill Mort
case Bonds and past due Coupons as may ba
necessary 70 pay the debt for which they are
1881, and are IN denominations of $500 and
$1,000, and have semi-annual coupons at
tachedi a. t6e rate Of per cent; per annnm.
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SOUTHERN RAILROADS.
THE STUPENDOUS WORK OF
CHANGING GAUGE.
Death of j. NJ. KIng-MeetIng Mt Lit
tie ROck-Raies on Fruit
Notes,

The change of gauge of all the rail
roads in the South on the let of June
next, which was decided upon at q
meeting at Atlanta, an account of
which was given at the time, will be a
stupenduous undertaking. The South
ern gauge has for many years pas
been a source of expense and incon-
ven enCe to all the railroads south of
the Ohio and Potomac rivers, and
while the advantages of uniform
gauge have long been seen its adop-
lion has now come to be an impeIa.
tive necessity. When the change has
been accomplished all the important
railroads in the United States will cor
respond sufficiently in gauge to have
the running gear throughout the coun-
try alike and transferable in every
State.
Nearly 1900 miles Of railroad will
be changed to the uniform gauge in
side of about twelve hours and without
interruption in the running OF any of
the important trains even on the day
that the change takes place The
change of gauge will take place on
almost every railroad south oithe Ohio
and Potomac rivers, extending over
1928 miles of railway, made up as
follows: South Caroline, 1920 miles;
North Carolinp, $50; Georgia, 24l3;
Florida, 1850; Alabama, 1903; Missis-
sippi, 776; Louisiana, 3l3; Kentucky,
1l1S; Tennessee, 1886, and Virginia,
9Sl miles. The changing Of the gauge
ofthe track from five feet TO four feet
nine inches will be done by moving
one rail in three inches without dis
turbing the other rail at all.
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The question of fruit rates for the
coming season, which sgitated the
convention held at Humboldt yetter-
day, is being discussed all over the
State.
As the season draws near there is
deep interest felt regarding freight
rates on fruit this year. There is de-
termination among growers 10 cease
shipping by express as long as such
extortionsts rates are charged. A
Chattanooga Times reporter yesterday
saw Mr.. A. 8. Glover, Chairman Of
the Transportation Committee Of the
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A NEWPORT NEWS, VA.-1OOO lots, 500
"A feet water fro t, 4o feet deep. For full
information address WIN. A. DEAN,
AZ Lexington street, Baltimore, Nd.
Ok HEAD MULES AND HORSES For
~ cash, or payable September Is, 1886,
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Kansas CITY aud Sc. LouIs.

The proposed Kansas City and 81.
Louis Short line would not only be a
blessing to st. Louis aud Kansas City,
but particularly to the counties
through which it would pass. These
counties are Jackson. Lafayette, Sa-
line, Howard, Boone, Galloway, Mont
gomery, Warren, st. Charles and st.
Louie, and the citizens are all taking
a great interest in the scheme. Meet
ings have been held in several OF the
counties to further the interests of the
road, and a great many wealthy men
are taking an active interest in its con-
struction. We will hold meeting to
the same end at Columbia on next
Tuesday, the 9th instant. The idea is
to secure subscriptions Of $1,000 per
mile along the proposed route, and
there is little doub! but it can be
done. 1t would be twenty five miles
shorter than any other line running
from st. Louis to Kansas City, and be-
ing altogether a Missouri road there
would be no Chicago discrimination.
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Holm EOPATHIC
S p Z CT G S .

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Sudden Death of 3. M. King.

]. NJ. King, train dispatcher Of the
Louisville aud Nashville railroad, died
suddenly at his boarding house, on
Market street, yesterday morning He
was taken i'll the night before with
collie aud suffered a great deal, but the
physician who was called in left him
at daylight under the impression that
he would soon recover. At s o'clock
he was suddenly seized with conges-
ton and died in great agony in few
moments. He was about twenty-four
years OF age and splendid young fell
low. His parents reside at Allentown,
KY, where his body will be taken to-
day, accompanied by two or three of
the many warm friends he made dur
ing hIs residence in Memphis.
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Mnss.Mee,inr at LittIe RocE.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, March Sat a
large meeting of business men to-day
at the Cotton Exchange, resolutions
indorsing bills now in Congress, grant
ing right of way to the Valley, st.
Louis and San Francisco railroad
through the Indian Territory. and
urging Arkansas Senator's and Repre-
sentstives to favor the measures, were
unanimouRlv adOntpd.
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Chem Excursion.

Tack-Hammer Wells is getting up a
cheap excursion to New Orleans, by
way of Holly Syringe, for the 18Th Of
this month.
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BRADFIELD's
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FOR SALE.

I1URNITURE-Comp set of household
IL furniture, almost new, at a bargain to
cash purchaser; must be sold at once. Apply
to j. r, BALDWIN. 2S4 Main At
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VALUABLE PR0PERTY-Two valuable
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Pontotoc street extended. Apply to Rev. j.
w. Knott, corner of Marley avenue and the
New Raleigh road. This property will be
sold cheap.
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Wo OMAN. " !
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HORSES AND MULES-A lot of fine
IL horses and mules. cheap, at
w. WELLMAN'S Stnhle. 1f4 Main st
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CAl4ESMEN-In every state in the 4 ion
- to represent a PAINT MANUFACTURE
ING ESTABLISHMENT having several
SPEo1ALTIEs thatare popular and easy SELL
ing; Gao he handled alone or in connection
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1000 MEN-YOung and old, 10 bring
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8OOMs AMI BOARD,
WANTS.

ITO BUY FOR CASH-A small place close
L to city OF from ten to thirty acres; must
be very cheap, Address, with price and To-
cation, p. j.,
care letter-carrier No
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/ OTS-7 and 80 Peyton subdivision, north
- side Greenl9y street, for sale cheap for
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I ADY AGENTS-For Mrs. Campbell's
II New "Tilter''-a litter, Bustle, Hoop
skirt and Underskirt combined. HOOPS can
be removed and skirt laundried. Adjusta-
BILE to any gize. Ve.y fashionable, and sells
for So to every addressed lady as soon as
shown. Agents double their money. Also,
full line of new furnishing goods for ladies
and children. Address, with stamp
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A GENTS-FOr tho best article ever pre-
and no money required until sales are made
and goods delivered. For particulars and
terms address N. Nj. Friedman & Co., Mar
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IoOth GRAND MONTHLY

Extraordinary Quarterly Drawing
In the Academy of Music, New Orleans,
Tuesday, March 10, 1855,
Under the personal supervision and man
agement OF
Gen.G. n. BeRurcgRrd. of Louisiana, ana
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"EINE PAYING HOTEL BUsINESS-Sit-
II uated in one of the livest towns in the
South. Does a business of over $1,000 per
month. Bar can be added to tho business,
If desired. For terms, address
j. s. NJ. Box l02, Meridian Miss
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PLANrATI0N-0n of the most highly
4 improved and richest plantations in
Phillips county, Ark on railroad, 9 miles
west of Helena; $50 acres of high tablo land,
275 acres cultivated, will be sold with large
amount of personally, For terms apply to
MINTER PARKER
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A PAYING GERMAN BOARDING.
"A HOUSE at Helena, Ark. The reason
for selling, other interests require his atten
ton. For further reference call or write to
H. BRUNER, He iona, Ark.
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P0ARD-By two respectable young men
u in private family, within five squares
of the Milburn Works; references given.
Address A. B. G.. Milbnrn GIN and M, Co.
SlTUATI0N-As manager of a stock or
satisfactory reference. Addres. H., care
Union Stock-Yard and Fertilizer Co., corner
McLem0re avenue and Horn Lake road.
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CITUATION-By a young man who has
- had expert, nee in grocery business; good
reference given. Address
W. w. W Annual office.
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n self with respon ible house and rep
resent it in her own locality. Good salary
to right party. Position permanent. Refer
ences exchanged. GAY & BROTHERS, 16
Barclay street, New York.
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GOOD, ENERGETIC MEN AND WOMEN,
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trated Edition Of 1.-THE HOUSEHOLD ~ col
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71HB OLD HEN ISLAND = In sight Of
l. Memphis; 1900 acres, Of which about 800
cleared and very rich land. A bargain cSn
@. B. BRYAN & co.
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y graph SCHOOL, cor. Main and Poplar SIS.
INXPERIENCED AGENTS And corre-
II spondents for new business. Positions
permanent. Salary or commission. Write
" NXTI6NHT' pnONONtTcT oh;...o III
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A N HONEST YOUNG MAN-For a per
"A manentposit on, 18th an old established
firm, as their representive, in his own State.
salary to begin, $40 per month, References
exacted. AM. MANUFAUTURINaH HOUSE,
IA barclay street, N. Y.
Little Falls transcript., 1886-11-26
MORTGAGE SALE,

Def"ult a,av1ms been made in tho conditions
Of = eertafn mortgage made and delivered by
Joseph IAtchance and Caroline J.&cLnnce. his
wife, rs mortgage on tho 18th day # NOvem-
ber, 1884 unto Edsn0u Richard aud j. y.
Richard as mortgages. to secure TIE paymci,t
of three hundred srd eighty -tiv> cule rs due in
one year after sald date and wherein the ioi.
lowing lands situate 12 the county Of Morrison
| aud state OF Minnesota were n,ortgaged, to wit ::
The west hall Of the northeast quarter and the
west hh!f Ofthe south east quarter of section
nineteen (s) in township forty {aG Of rauEe
thirty-tWo tS2), and which mortgage was duly
recorded In the Office of the reg eteT Of deeds Of
1854. at 40 o'clockA. na on page 452 Of book 'F'
| Of mortgages, and there nos being due and
| csninict1 upon said mortgage the sum OF fonr
hurdnG and fifty eight and S-10G dollars be-
| sides an attorneys fee Of SOS stipulated to be
paid III sNid mortgage in ease of foreclosure,
| and II" action or }1sxeedin< at law or in equity
| having been takeu to recover said snm or any
. partthere.'f;
Now therefore notice is hereby givei, 4tast in
pursuance Of the pt,wers Of sale III sMci, ;ort-
| i.ace contained and tbs statute ia ellrla case
! nude and provided, the said lnortsa." wi Il Ge
| fOletloseh by a sale Of said }reniiseS by the
| sheriff Of said Morrison county, at public VEN
door Of the court ho,1se III tlu viii, ,gc of Little
Falls in stid co..! ,ty and state on Monday, the
9Th day Of December, a D. 1856. Il, = q ciuck i;
the afternoon to satisfy the amount t',pr .luc
said Dn'rtgnge, together with said attorney s
! fec aud the eosts of this proceeding, as allowed
! by law.
! Dated October l9, 1876.
F. II. FARNHAM.
| EDsoN RICHARD, - =
| J. Il RICHARD, q
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