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LIVE RIOCH

Choice to extra cCrn fed cattle, none
received; good, none received.
GRASS CATTLE - Choice, 3t@3Ac
good, 24@3ic; fair to medium, q q
23c; scallawags, 191ic.
Hoes Choice, 4t@4Ac good ,3a@4c;
common, 3@3tc.
sHEEP-Ohoice, 3I@3Ic; medium, "a
@3c; common, $l(91 30. Choice
lambs, per pound, 4I@43c.
KANSAS CRY, NO., September 49,
The Live Stock Indicator reports: Cattle
receipts, 1928 head market slow on
giasseIs aud shippers, butchers and
feeders steady; native shippers, So 80
"a 80; feeders, 1908 rs; COWS, 81 so
az 30; grass Texans, So 40@3; half
breeds, 81 1908 80. Hogs-receipts,
6l52 head market demoralizsd;
choice, 81 60@4 70; mixed packing,
81 25@4 90, Sheep-receipts, 400
head; market active; good 10 choice
natives, So 50@S 20; common to
medium, 81 1902 2j.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, September 23.-The
DrOUers' Journal reports: Cattle-re-
ceipts. 1000 head shipments, 5000
head; market strong; car fancy steers,
IS SO; shipping steers, SO 50(95 30;
s'ockers and feeders, 81 1908 80;
cows, bulls and mixed, 81 30(93 20;
bulk, 50 1902 so; through Texas
cattle strong; cows, $2@2 so; steers,
So 1908 As; Western rangers, firm;
natives and ha'f-breeds, $500; COWS,
So 35@2 So; win!e,ed Texans, 500
3 So Hogs-ieg ep's, $4,000 head;
shipments, 5000 head market active,
Sc lower; rough and mixed, S4@4 So;
packing and shipping, 81 60C94 90;
light, So 6j@4 IS; skips, 50 50(93 go.
Sheep-receipts, 1000 head; ship
ments, 900 head; market strong;
natives, So 1904; Western, So 2O(9
3 40; Texans, 81 1908 10; lambs,
"a 7EGk
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GENERAL TRADE.
FUTURE DEALS.


The following is the record of bids
snd Offers at the Call Board of the
Merchants Exchanse yesterday:
CORN.
No. 2 Whit, spot, 43c bid; Septem-
Der, 49c bid; October, 42c bid; No
vemher, 43c a'ked; the year, Ale
asked. No. 2, spot, 42c bid; Septem-
Der, 42c bid; October, 42c bid; No
vember, 42c bid, 43c asked; the year,
40c asked.
No. 2, spot. 283c bid, SOC asked !;
September, 28lc BID, SOC asked; OCto-
Der, 2Sc bid; November, 30c bid.
No. 2 red winter, spot, 76c bid; Sep
tembtr, zee bid.
CoRNMEAL.
Spot 50 05 bid: September, So 10
bid, 90 10 asked; the year, IL so bid, So
a'ked.
BRAN.
Spo', $l1 % bid; September, Sl1 %
bid October, Sill % bid; November,
$12 bid on track, SIP asked on track.
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

In cor load lots: Prime crude cotton
seed oil, 274c; off crude cotton seed
oil, 22@24c; prime summer yellow
cotton seed oil, 36@37lc; off summer
yellow cotton seed oil, 3l@33c; min
ers' summer yellow cotton seed oil,
33@S5c; prime summer white cotton
seed oil, Soc; choice cooking yellow
cotton seed oil, $4,000; prime cotton
seed meal, $l4 50@l5; off cotton teed
meal. Sl3(Al4.
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TL THE PUBLIC.

w entire business Of manufacturing
Furniture, Mattresses, Awning, Tents, etc..
from Henry Gutenberg. would respectfully
ask a share Of your patronage, knowing flu
we'll that, from long experience, NO can and
will give entire satisfaction TO oil work en-
trusted to us. We will DO ready at all times
to furnish Awnings, Tents. Paulins and all
kinds Of canvas works make all finds Of FIRST
class Mattressesi repair, varnish and make
az kinds o. furniture reuphon,ster PeIlor
.pets renovated In the true Persian style. All
work done promptly and atllyinG prices.
N. Hu taan berg n 90. NH1 second.
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PETROLEUM MARKET.

COAL On-Prime white, wholesale
lots, lie per gallon.
CLEVELAND, OH September 23.-
Petroleum steady; 8. W., 1100 test,
7Bc.
PlTTsBURe, Pa, September 23.-Pe-
t:oleum fairly active; National Tran
cit certificates opened at 84Ic; CLOSED
at 64sC; highest, 65kc; lowest, 64ic.
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS mARKEr,

Nav YORK, September 23.-There
has been more doing In general way
through en- increased supplementary
demand for miscellaneous assortments
OF reasonable staples and specialties.
Wool goods are doing better and the
firm and higher market for wool Is
fastening orders for spring goods.
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WEATHER AND RIVERS,

OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, U. S. A., |
MEMPHIS, September 20, pm. I
The following observations are taken
at a stations named at 750 meridian
time, which is one hour faster than
Memphis time.
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RIVERS and STEAMBOATS,
STE ,nERs LEAVING
MOVEMENTS AT THE LEvEH

Arrivals. Kate Adams, Arkansas
City; Belle Memohis, st. Louis; City
of Cairo, Vicktburg.
Departures. Belle Mempti', Weeks
burg; Kate Adams, Arkauss City /;
Ohefapeske, T p onviile; City OF Cairo,
st. Louis.
Boat in Fort Ed Foster.
Boats Due Do,m.- Coahoma aud Ar
ksnsas City.
Boats Due Up,-James Lee and AL
beita No. 3.
Receipts Yesterday.
Kate Adams-22 bales cotton, 800
SKIS seed and so pkgs sundries.
Belle Memphis-1O0 tons merchan-
dis.
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WHISKY, WINES, LIQUoRs, ETC

WHIsKY-Straight Kentucky Bour-
bon, 81 50@5; redistilled goods from
S6c to 81 30, according to proof; rye,
81 1895.
CHICAGO, ILL, September 23.-Whis.
Ky steady, 81 10.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, September 49,
Whisky firm, ST. IL.
CINCINNATI, o., September 49,
Whisky steady; sales OF $40 barrels of
finished goods on basis OF 81 IL.
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WOOL.

Clear tub washed, 3l@96c; grease
wool, 23@26c; bury wool, l3@lSc.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, September 23, Wool
fairly active and fitm medium cloth
ing, 22@26c; combipe, 24@25c; low
and are, l4a20c; fine lipht, 20@
25c; heavy, 16@2lc; black, 17@23c.
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FINANCE and COMMERCE.
MONEY s PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE IA PREMIUM.
Cotton Lower - MiddliBg, 8 l Sc
Sales esterdaJ,
125 Bales.

Money rules in fair demand a. s per
cent. Loeal securities continue steady.
The cotton MAJ ket clote ed steady yes
terday and T. lever. Sales, l95 ba'es,
on baiis Of Of, for middling. New
Yo kspo's clos d quiet; middling; 9sc;
futures steady; September, 9 1893. l7c.
A leading cot on oircular says:
"Some disappointment in the tenor OF
foreign advic,s and an apparent desire
to keep away from October notices,
induced continued PIE ty free offer-
ings and led to further decline Of
S@4 points. The pressure was net
severe. The fnal tore was steady"
1t New Orleans yesterday spots
were quiet and &c lower; middling,
Ole; iulurss steady; September, s s5c
bid.
At Liverpool . good business was
reported in spo's; middling, 5-16d;
futures quiet ard st ssdy; September,
5 l5-64d.
In TIE general market there are no
features of note. Eggs easy at lac.
Other 81 ticlea unchanged.
MPoRTs.
Eighty five bils apple7, l pig butter,
S9j rls bsggirg, 422 pkgs boots and
shoe, 4 pigs cLeI Sc, 70 SKIS coffee. 1862
sis cot on seed 10l pkgs dry goods,
II pigs IeRg', $50 brls -four, Sl4
b.leo hsy, 80 pkGs nate, "a nd cattle,
297 pkgs lara, 1900 feet lumber, 81
.pkgs liquors. l95 byls meal, 8 hrls mo-
Iasses, 200 bu oats 2 cas- pork sides,
10 brls sugar, 1879 pkgs tobacco, 1900
bu whea', 40 brls rice.
ELEVATOR REPORTS
The following shows the amount OF
grain received, withdrawn and in
store by regular elevator, rs reported
to the Merchants Exchange yester-
day: Whsst received, none; with
drawn, none; in store, 1915 Blu.
Germ received, 5233 hu; withdrawn,
1853 bu; in store, 1887 bu. Oats rt-
ceived, 26S7 bn; withdrawn, 1886 bu;
in store, 1S3,050 bu.
aseDHN Ia NOREO ri
8 Madison ST., Memphis, Tenn,
DEALER IN
STOCKS AND BONDS
BUYS AND SELLS
AMERICAN COTTON.
OH, TRUST CHRTIFECArES,
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FINANCE.

Money in good demand at s per
cent. The Clearing House report is
es follows:
CLEARIN9S.
Thursday, September 23d, $ll4,-
651 AZ; thus far this week, $57S. 1913 % /;
same time last week, $S98, GA 20; same
time in 1885. 1896, 1872 n; same time
in 1884, 1851, 1856 65.
BALANCES.
Thursday, September 2Sd, $780,
APO 70; thus far this week, 1885,, 09l 81 /;
came me lest week, $685., 230 SO; same
time in 1885, sls6,761 92; tame time
in 1884, S5S,527 SS.
EXCHANGE ,14 IS.
New York sight on all p-ints, par
buying, premium sailing; Nav Eng
LAID demand, discount buying; New
England sight, discount; New Or
leans, / discount buying, par selling.
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BAGGING AND TIES, ETC.

BAeGINa-Jute. 2 lbs, sic: II lbs,
73c; u It's, 7c. Flax, 8 lbs, 9a,.
TIEs-$l 1901 10.
NAnS-Common, 50 2092 %; steel,
s. 35 % 40.
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Danger Line-Foet and tentbs of n {

PITTBURo, September 23. - Noon
River 8 feet on the gauge and station
airy. Weather cloudy and pleasant.
WHEELING, w. VA, September 3d.
Noon-River feet inches on the
gauge and stationary. Weather cloudy.
CNCINNATI, September 23.-Noon--
River 4 feet 10 inches on the gauge
and falling. Weather cloudy; Their
mometeT77o.
EVANSVILLE, September 23.-Noon--
River 2 leet7 inches On the gauge and
stationary, The Buckeye State ar
rived, but lies up for more water.
LOUISVILLE, September 23.-Noon-
River feet inches in the canal and
2 iees 2 inches on the falls and rising.
Business fair. Weather clear and mild.
CAIRO, September 2S.-Noon-Rivei
9 feet 4 incnes on tba gauge and rls-
ing. Weather fair and mild. Arrived:
d. r Powell, Vicksburg, am; Flu
ture City and barges, New 0rIeane, 0
am. Departed: d. r. Powell, st.
Louis, 8 am; City OF Natchez, st.
Louie, II am.
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COTTON MARKEES.

The local cotton market opened
8 adj, and closed steady and Is lower;
a Hdlinl, 81 Sales, l25 bales, so to
ca por e's aud rs 20 spinners.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
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Memphis& White River Pkt. Co

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Arc, Augusta, Soarcy, Newport, Jackson
port, Bateayille and all Way Landings,
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New York spots opened steady and
closed quiet, Middling, 9sc. Sales,
5S6 bales Qootatiors we're as fol-
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BANK STOCKS.
MISCELLANEOUS.


M. & O. r r. shares ..38 Did, -. asked
M. & T r. r. shares. AS bid, o. sktd
M. & G consols, 7e.....l19 bid, e. a't cd
NJ. & j.. R. lst m. S.. los BIZ, Sc. sktd
Miss. & T.RR. cs. A.. Ill bid, a.Aed
Miss. & Z. R.R. CT. B..1Ol ] bid, l03 ssked
Tenn. wts. scr. D.......90 biz. % asked
Tenn. WITS. ser. Z to J..83 b S,Gs
Shelby Co. 6s........... 109 hi, 10 AK. -,
Tax. Dist. 4, IS. ,....973 I'D, 9S2 atke
Tax Dist. 6s........ l0a4 d,lU5t asked
Mem, G bondj.....,.l04 Vi e. ak I'd
Mem. Water bond 81 bid, e. asked
Hanauer Oil Work ...... BID 65 asked
Am. Cot. Oil tfust'.......4 bid, So asked
Pioneer Cotton Mills. ..25 biz, 81 asked
Mem. Stor. Com. Co.. .lu6 bid, ITO aske
Mem. Gas stock ........75 bid, so asked
NEW YORK, Sep 2S.-Money
on call active at SOLO per cent, clos
ing ct 5 PER cent asked. Prime mer-
camille paper 4(95 per cent. Sieiliug
exchange quiet, but strong at 4S2 for
go day bills end 4S44 for demand
Bonds-Government bonds were
dull and firm. Stats bonds were neg
lected.
Stocks-The strength of tie present
stock market was exhibited 10 a re-
markable extent today, for although
final declines are in majority tonight
special stocks show handsome gains,
ard this in the face of an immense
pressure to sell The foreign specu-
lstors s1ld everything this morning,
bnt principally Reading aud Erie,
which Two stocks furnished considera-
bly, over one h IF Of the to al business
for the fret hour and they continued
to be ihs feature throughout the d,y.
The extraordinary large foraign sell
ing IVES met by a somewhat larger do |
mestic. buying. The buying ia Read
ing was largely for the account of the |
syndicate, and in Erie for the new |
pool in that stock. A great |
deal is made of the benefi s
which the company expects to reap
from the coal traffic sfier the rsorgan-
ization of Reading. The oihe- coal
stocks were mparatively quiet, but
jersey Central was notably quiet and
barely steady. The Vanderbi t. were
firm, especially Lake Shore, which
made some Improvements lats in the
the day. The stocks OF all the smaller
coal companies were etIong in conse.
qusnce Of the effort to form com.
bination among the bituminous com
panies similar to tina; OF the anthracite
trade. Notable advances were made
in the Chesapeake and Ohio, Fast Ten
nes;ee, aed San Francisc stocks. The
highest prices were generally reached
in the early part OF the last hour, but
heavy realizations closed the marset
generally shade under the opening.
For the first time SINGS the presentrise
began the market opened lower, de-
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Receipts at pore, this day, 1885,. 16, us
Receipts a ports, this day, 1851 .3l2
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.
1856. 1885. 1884.
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The New Orleans future market
oreoed barely steady, ADD closed
steady. salee, 12,l00 bales. Quota
tons were "a follows.
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closed steady. Sales, SO, 400 bales. The
closing quotations were as follows:

The New Orleans spot market
opened etsy, end coed quiet and &c
lower. Middling, Ole. Ss,es, 200 bales.
QuotaS oas were as fal ows:
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JACKSON, MISS.
THE STATE BOARD OF HEALTH
FULLY ALIVE
To Its Duties, and Taking All Neces
sary Measures In the Biloxi
Matter.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.I

JACKSON, MISS, September 4.-There
is law in operation in this State APP
proved, which provides for County
Board of II, allh in Harrison county,
and confeIs upon that board exclusive
jurisdiction over the water front. The
State Board of Health Of Mississippi
therefore has no authority Whatever TO
enforce any quarantine regulations
along the water front OF that county to
prevent the introduction of epidemics
through that cha nnel. The State
Board of Health, however, has au-
thority under the law relating 10 it 10
take charge OF any locality in the
State where ar epidemic or contagious
d ssase makes its appearance, and un-
der this authority it Is now acting at
Biloxi. The first information received
by the State Board of Health OF the ex-
istence of the sickness at Biloxi was q
telegram from the secretary of the
Jackson County Board Of Health, re-
ceived on September LIST, and steps
were Immediately taken to enforce the
nee aesary measures of prevention.
The State Board has an inspector on
duty, the infected district has been
guaranteed and disinfsction prscticed.
Nothing will be left undone and no
expense spared to control the disease,
ample means being at the command Of
the board. Up 10 last accounts fifteen
cases OF the disease had occurred since
the beginning of the sickness. The
officers OF the State Boa d are efficient,
energetic and reliable, and have
omitted no duty in the premises
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centipede crawling across his foot.
Only q few feet from him was the
camp fire, and he could see every fiber
of the reptile. Knowing the peculi-
arities OF the effect OF its sting, he, too,
was in a fever OF excitement. Afraid
to move a muscle, he dared not at
tempt to shake Il off. After sec
ond's pause he reached under bis
head, got his pistol. and, taking DELHI
crate aim, fired. II was a life saving
shot for the man. The centipede d.
vided and dropped on each side Of his
foot. But here comes the most re-
marksble part of the story. Within
an hour after the shot wss fred the
men heard a terrible groaning from
one OF their mules tied only few
yards awsy. They went to them, aud
found one OF them with his lefI fore
leg swollen TO an immense sizs. The
swelling increased, as did the agony
and groans OF the brute, until it died
in about thirty minutes thereafter.
An examination was made, and il was
discovered that the bullet that bad
severed the centipede had entered the
mules foo, inst above the hoof and
inoculated it with the poison from the
reptile,
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Merchant Traveller: The minister a
wife sat on the front porch mending
the clothes of one of her numerous
progeny. A neighbor passing that
way stopped in for friendly chat. A
large work basket half full Of buttons
sat on the fl DOR of the porch. After
various remarks OF cosby nature
the visitor said:
"You seem to be well supplied with
buttons, Mre. Goodman"
'Yts, very well, indeed"
"My. gracious il there amt two Of
the same buttons my husband had on
his last winters suit I'd know EN-
anywhere"
"Indeed!" said the minister's wife
calmly, "I'm surprised to hear it, as
all these buttons were found in the
contribution box. thought / might
as we'll put them to some use, 80 l.
what, must you GO? Well, be sure
and call again soon.
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A PLUCKY WIDOW.
How n Few Orleans Woman Built
Up "a Profitable Trade.

New Orleans Times Democrat. Down
on Charities street there is a flourish
ing factory, running en- engine OF
eighteen horse power, and employing
thirty five men, women and boys, that
has been established, built up and is
now under toe sole direction and su-
pervision Of a clever, plucky woman.
Ten years ago this lady's husband
disd, leaving her utterly unprovided
for, with large family OF children to
support. In just such desperate cir
cumstancss has many a mother had
to face the world, but there are few,
unfortunately, who have had the en-
erget'c determination of this little
widow.
Her husband had been boxmaker,
employing number of Northern
hau6s, from whom his wife had
armed every department Of the trade
little guessing when she sat up at
night 10 help the girls out in the work
given them by the piece that this same
Knowledge would ons day stand her
in such good stead. But so it was, for
after failure ia business and long i'll
ness the husband died, leaving debt
instead of money In his fsmily.
Some thing had to bs done, she says,
and that done quickly, for there was
not money enough ahead to pay even
the So rent for tue attic in which they
lived. A brave heart and high cour-
age, that refused to be daunted, helped
her to decide on tn ming her knowl.
edge OF box making to practical &C.
count, and way up ttaiis, in the fiat
roo'ed, crowded garrett, she began her
work, making herseif every variety Of
paper box the mark It demands.
She went around to the wholesale
confectioners, druggists, shoe shops,
milliners, every business house that
used large quantities of these packing
cases, soliciting patronage ana meet.
ing with marked success, being
another grateful woman to testify to
the universal courtesy, kindness and
good will New Orleans people show to
the working class. So many orders
did she receive that in few months
she was able to double the space occu-
pied and descend one story. Another
year went by aud the trade having
grown 10 large and fl )urishing proper
tions warranted another increase, the
third flo r was added, and this factory
was no longer an experiment, but an
establishment Of reputation.
The success full manager Travelled for
her house, getting der5 from all
parts OF Louisiana and going on drum,
ming tours through Texas that always
resulted in a lsrge increase OF pAt-
rons. A fact Of which she seemed
most proud was thai when she once
secured a customer they we're hers
always. Two la'gs houses she men.
toned here in the city that had first
given her work had never wavered !;
she makes hundreds of boxes for them
today.
Three years passed, and at last the
cautious head saw her business guar
snteed adding the fourth and ground
floor 10 the three others, now too
crowded.
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The Placid Life of Chicago.

E.telline Oak Bell: "Found any
more bombs around the house ?'
asked Chicago man of his wife on
returning home for dinner.
eyes; l swept couple off the front
eteps and found one concealed in the
basket of potatoes that the grocer
brought. / threw it out in the street
and it exploded and killed two police
men and street car horse"
go ID thing you discovered it; it
might have hurt some of the children.
Anything else particular
Nothing much. L found lot OF
red flags and empty beer bottles and
pieces Of gas pipe filled with dynamite
down cellar. The policeman on this
beat took them away. He says it
must have been used as an Anarch-
ists' headquarters"
Probably. I heard some strange
noises in the garrett last night and
wouldn't be surprised if they had
moved in up there too"
"Ill 60 up and look, after dinner,
then"
81 wish you would, my dear. must
go this afternoon and attend the fu-
nerals OF Brown and Thompson, who
were dynamited last night, or would
do it myself"
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Murdered for His Money.

PITTsBURa, Pa, September A
Bedford, Pa, special to the Chronicle
Telegraph Gays: The remains Of an un-
known tramp was found this morning
in the ruins OF a stable fire which oc-
Cured early yesterday morning, The
tramp was seen in the company of a
worthless negro named Bates on
Thursday, and had nearly $40 in bills
end silver on his person at the time.
Bates was the first man at the fire, and
as he failed to sound the alarm 1t is
thought that he murdered the tramp
for his money and then set fire to the
stable. Bates has been arrested aud
will be held for trial.
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Turner's OF the Ohio Valley.

LOUISVILLE, KY, September 4.-The
anniversary celebration OF all the
Turner's of the Ohio Valley States be-
gan here tonight and will continue
through Monday, with lsrge a.
tendance of representatives. from Gin
cinnati, Indianapolis, Evansville, st..
Louis, Chicago, Terre Haute and La
fayette, Ind. Welcome addresses
were delivered by Messrs. Philip
Hollenbach and the Hon. r. H.
Thompson, of this city. The games
and confess will begin tomorrow at
National Park.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-05
AninterestinT Anniversary.

READING, Pa, September 4.-The
10TH anniversary Of the meeting OF
the first American Congress in Phila-
delphia, September IL, IVA, was cele-
brsted here today by the American
Protestant Association of Eastern
Pennsylvania. Lodges were present
from Philadelphia, Norristown, Potts
town, Conshohocken and other places.
A street parade OF the lodges was fol-
lowed by a picnic, at which there was
a banquet and speeches.