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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-22

digamoslo asi, en- ell amino de los
oyentes, con energicos conceLtos
81 inmarcesible hecho, tan glorio'
so para nuestra Patria, de que Ii
primera naci6n que llev6 Ia I'm
prenta 4 Am6rica-a Mejico, en-
tonces TERRA nuestra- fue Es
pafia-poco despu6s de inventada
aqu6lla, mncho antes de llevarls
Inglaterra 1 sus posesiones anne
ricanas; ( Boston;
Despues de este enorgullecedol
recuerdo, dedic6 el senior Diaz
Caneja un ViUa 4 Espaiia, otro
Puerto -Rico, otro al senior Gene
raj Ruiz Dana.notro 4 Ia prensa
espatiola y otro 4 los impresores
dc esta isla, que fueron conteata
dos con freneticas aclamaciones y
correspondents con otro UiVa al
senior DiAz Can+ja, al orador que
asf acababa de hablar al coraz6n
y al patriotismo de sus oyentes.
La gran alborada continue re-
corriendo ordenadamente las ca.
lies de su itinerario.
Junto al arco construido en- Ia
calle de Ii Fortalezs por o. gremio
de Carpinteros, i,tos recibieron 4
los Tip6grafos tremolandoles aus
estandartes, victoreandolos y que
mando en- su obsequio luces de
bengala. Los tip6grafos victo
rearon 4 los honrados Carpinteros'
Tambi9n en- Ia aEoteita del sefio'
Fernandez Juncos, Director de El
Buscapit, que da q Ia calle dt
San Justo, y que Sc exhibfa ele
gantemente decorada, fue saluda.
do el paso de los Tip6grafos cor
una lUx de bengala.
Durante ell tr&nsito de Ia pro-
cesi6n sc repartieron ininidad DE-
composiciones en- verso, proceden
tes de tolos los establecimiento.
tipogra6cos, y ademas del g'obt
de que "a hablamos, SO elevarot
otros dos, que, como ell primero
surcaron majestuosamente ell es
pacio.
Para mayor encanto y luci
miento de tan memorable solem
nidad,:. la noche fu& serena J
apacible. El cielo relumbrab.
esplendente, inundado con lol
po9ticos resplandores de la mis-
teriosa Selenia.
De- modo que-bien podemol
decirlo sin exageraci6n -hasta ].
naturaleza prodig6 sus sonrisas J
Sc mostr6 prcpicia q la grandios,
alborada de Ia Imprenta y lo'
Tip6grafos.
Naestros parabienes q todos
sin exceptuarnos 4 nosotros mis-
nos-por Ia parte que de ellos }
de la notabilisima solemnidad NOT
corresponds.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-22

lQue ingrata es La Rsvistol
TNo alegrarse de los t.ritos dc
EI Popular, cuando este tanto &C
conmueve y alegra por los su'
yos......... echandole en- cara in.
consecuencias y desvios!
iCuidado 81 la pxnta de que
nos habla El Popular no Sc la sa
ca La Revista al suelto del cole
"a, y saien otra vez 4 relucir Ca
lasnos y sus famosas coplas!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-22

Corolario:
Conste, como "a bemos dicho,
que SON tan traternaies nuestros
colegas de Ia autouomfa en- we're.
mos, que hasta al darse enhora-
buenas, Sc tran q deguello, Hbera.
itsinsGmsnte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-22
49,
COMENTARIOS.

Otra vez FL Yara, peri6dico iili.
bustero de Oayo Hueso.
El cual ostenta en- sus columnas
q petici6n de un corresponsal de
estos lares, Ell retrato del Dr.. Be.
tancea.
Aquel doctor de quien hace DO.
co nos espetaba kil0m6tricas ano.
logias nm colega autonomista ..de
p0r aquf.
gQl6 dato, ehi
TAmbi6n echa pestes FL Yars
contra el General Palacio. y oon-
ira Ia Guardia Civil de- esta isla '
contra varios prohombres de nues-
tro Partido Unconditional.
Y pone por las nubes cierta bre.
We epoca.. que no hay para qn6
evOcar.
lQae perfecta identidad Sc %
entire esta actitud de El Yara =
ciertas cruzadas de odio de nues.
ira prensa autonomista!
Esto exclamara cualquier mali.
lioso, cualquier suspicaz.
Pero Quia!
iQne ha de haber identidad entire
H Yara y los procedures de loa
perlodic0s autouomistas, que, ca "a.
bido, constltuyen -asf 10, dicen
ellos-el smnsmMm, Ia triple esencia.
la creme del patrlotismo, del civis.
mo, del espsholismo, de todo "a
acabado 90 ismo, por fin!
Bah, bah, bah I
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-22

81 clamor del Pat. podrS estar
atufado con las fiestas del Pa RON.
aunque se entusiasme hasta cierto
punto con la alborada de tip6gra.
fos.
Pero en- cambio hasta en- la, "a.
sodichas fiestas We Ell colega pers.
picaz algO de autonomfa.
Pues dice Ey Cgamor: "La des.
centralIzaci6n de las fiestas O. nm
hecho. Oada gremio SO divierto
por separado todos se divierten.
menos El OlamorlJ. y cada caIle
organiza 50 fiesta particular. vi.
va Ia autonomfa de San Juan.n
Bien reza el reffan que 81 que no
SO cOnsuela O. pofque no quiere,
81 Clamor 90 alivla de sus penaa
con la dsseentralisaci6n auton6mi.
ca de las tiestas del Patron.
Y luego nos habla 81 Clomer
dc 5obadas y gansadasi
he aqui un m0dele de elias. pri.
vilegiO exclusive de El ClaB,or:
La decentralization auton6mi-
ca de las fiestas del, Patron.
NADIA; que 10 que se le ocurro
al peregrino cacumen de H C7G.
NOR no 10 sue1a nj el que as6 10
manCeCa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-06-22

mia de PaIis," tanto en- colorido como
en- composici6p. Les retratos son en-
general muy buenoa
Abundan los tipos de escenAs de 10
vida en- oil campo J de sus hAbitantes,
s sea 10 que llAmsn Psysaperiss. Yer.
dad que entire elias las hay bastante
buenas, como Ls Estrella del Pas
tor" los " U.timos hAces", y en- I" Pie.
no campo" estos dos tltlmos de NJ.
Laugs.; el /" Rsposo," de N. Lhermi.
10 y" 10 sombra," de N. Msunier
son notAbles.
Ia piptura de historic apenas tisne
vida fuera de los encargos que hacen
sl gobierno, las municipAlidades y al
guuas Corporaciones. Es On gtnero
Que % ha sbandonado mucho 1 pessr
Dc On gran importancia bsjo sl punto
de vista instructive (cnAudo % repro
Queen los heehos con veraoidad). } de
10 Que hooran al talebto del pintor.
AfortunAdaments, 10 epidemic, por
dscirlo asi, que % habiA dssarrolls-
DO de no pintAr mas que mnleres,
vistas dc psisaIes J en- gensral eopias
10 10 natufaless, " aluAudose J CO.
iiendo el paso 4 creaeiones del genio
srtistico. vsrdsd 20 que una buens
eopia tiene "a merito iDns gable, Pero
.ismprs e. una copis, J jsn.As puede
llegar sa valor al de 10 prodncclon que
do euerpo , forma con el pineel , 10
idea eoncsbidA por el talsnto del pin.
tor.
Los siglos pasados nos han lsgsio
ohras maestras mAravillosas; 1serA po-
able que sl nnss,ro. que 80 precia de
scr el mas Adslantsdo en- letras, Artes
eiencias, no deje ! los vsnideros min
rupa de ssss grapdss obrAs qus han
inmogtalisado I nusatsos snssessoss'i
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-09
ADJUSTMENTS
The Pirates of PcnzAncr nc jackson
Houud Park.

"Piratcs Of Pennncc," the comic op.
cratic production Of Gilbert and Sullivan.
now holding the boards at jackson Mound
park, scored another hit last night.
The audience was an encouraging one,
thoroughly sympathetic, and kept the
skillful performers in happy frame Of
mind through unsiinied recognition Of
merit
Tho admirable work done by principals
and chorus on the fins, presentation was
repeated last night, with some slight i'm.
proycmeuts, noticeable only TO the close
observer. Ono fact cannot escape notice,
and that Is, tho average audience is
badly stuck on the comedy features. Il
h the comedian who leads Ia favor every
tune. While the applause OF Misses Patti
Stone, Frcdn Stone Emily Leslie and
Mabel de Babicn WIS generous aud fully
deserved, Sergeant Of Police Fred Dixon
aud his stat carried off the honoIs. When
4 member ELECTS five RECALLS, with little
music in II, there must b. something else
90 catch. That something In tls rpsr was
comedy Of an cxcruciatingly funny char.
acter. Mr.. Paul llOwn, as the Major.Grn.
cul, and Mr.. Jack Bell, ~ the Pirate
King, were capital In thoir respective
partA
The same OPEN will be given tonight
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-09
MICHIGAN REPUBLICANS.
First Day OF the State Corveution-Al.
gor Is Heard From.


gor Is Heard From.
DErRolT, Mich, Aug S.-But few dele.
gates to the Republican State convention,
which began here at . o'clock this after.
noon, had arrived hero last night, but this
morning all the leading hotels were crowd.
ed with delegates, alicrnatcs aud other
Republicans from all over tho State.
The convention was called TO order
10y Mai. Hopkins, who said il
gave him great pleasure TO intro.
ducc as the temporary presiding officer
Maj. Watkins, oi Kent county. Mai. Wat.
kins thanked the convention lor the honor.
Aiier paying tribute to Harrison hr said
the campaign was 10 be an aggressive one.
and shortly reviewed the principles Of the
Republican party. This party. he said.
was opposed 10 the Democratic party be.
cause OF its history, which was best de.
scnbcd In Gen. llauison's speech at the
banquet of the Michi.g I'm club in February.
Mai. Watkins also paid glowing tribute
10 Gen. Sheridan.
II. i. Graves, Of lcnawcc. was made
temporary chairman. On motion u a dele.
gate from the seventh district ten. Algrr
was invited TO the platform. As lac came
slowly mp the aisle he WIS given trc-
mcndous ovation. Whom the name OF
Luce was pronounced hearty applause FOL.
lowed. Chairman Watkins introduced
Gen. Alger, who said that Il ho could
command the worls Ia express the scnii.
mcnts OF his heart IL would give his hearers
greater pleasure than was possible ~
IL was. The general said the air was full
OF rumors, the last Of which was that Gen.
Harrison hal withdrawn. lilo supposed
that when the hard.iisicd farmer, Luce.
was rcnOminaicd Il would be reported that
he had withdrawn IN order TO cheer up
mp the scared Democracy To Michigan
lac owed everything he had In life, aud a.
the Republicans u Michigan hc owed al
the honor lac had, however undcsrrving
Whatever have, be- said, whatever I
can do. IL Mt the command Of the Rcpub.
lican party Of Michigan"
Committees on permanent organization,
credentials and resolutions were named IN
accordance with the action II the several
clucuscs. In the latter, Gen. Niger aud
Ex-senator Ferry wcro mentioned ~ cleo
tons At large.
Col. Duilicl1 Offered resolution oulo.
CYSTIC 0f Sheridan aud rendering sympathy
10 his family. II was unanimously adopted
10y n rising vote.
Justin Parker moved that the greeting
be sent 10 the Indiana Republican conycn.
ton and 10 Gen. Harrison. This WAS
unanimously carried.
A resolution eulogizing Senator Palmer,
WIS referred 10 the committee on rrsolu.
tons, aud the convention adjourned until
o'clock tomorrow morning
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-09
PERSONAL POINTS.

Mrs. III. GREY will extend her trip from
Old Point Comfort to New York.
Mrs. X. L. LooNgY and family Arc
spending the summer at Virginia Beach.
w. ID. WILHERsoS has gone TO Old Point
Comfort to spend the rest OF the summer.
MIR. WM. LITTLE and wife lex, Monday
night, Tor Rockford, ILL.,. 90 visit relatives.
Miss CARRIE Howell. Of Columbus. Ga.
is visiting Miss Mamie AlcCrca, on Orleans
street.
Mn. AND MRS s. VI. McCAtLruand Mr..
VI. l.. Mcacham lett last Wednesday for
the east
VISITORS on change Yesterday: l.. H..
Oliver, Pine BluA; j. L. Dun, Water Val.
ley Miss.
Mas. DR BELL left, Monday night, for
Rockford, H., TO visit her ncicc, Mrs.
Frank Cleveland.
Col RonERT GALLOWAY and wife do.
parted last night for Old Point Comfort. To
be- absent until fall.
Miss CARRiE PoTER, Of Louisville, is in
the city, the guest OF Mrs II. 4. James.
No. 100 Court street.
MRs l.. RiSgynAuM and her daughter.
Mrs. i. Mendel, and two children will leave
Cleveland, o., Tor Putin-Bay.
MRs. RAtPH WoRNFlY and children
and Miss Lucy Petit arr in Wytheryillc,
Va, passing away the warm weather.
Ma. CEsHING and wife, OF Helena, Ark.
passed through the city this morning. en-
route TO Holly Springs, Miss, Tor ten
days visit.
TEusTEa-ELECT JosErH j. WILLIAMS and
family will leave today Tor the mountains
Of Middle Tennessee. They will be gone
several weeks.
Miss AiEx MCGApvEY, and her ncicc.
Miss Matte Bourne, have gone on q visit
10 Bloomington, ILL.,, and will visit Chicago
and other eastern cities before returning
home.
c. I. McCR,w, OF Bradcn, Tenn. was
IN the city yesterday, and lett last night by
the g., o. 4 > w. railroad, Tor Old Point
Comfort and other places OF interest ia
Virginia and North Carolina.
ANoNG tho guests Of the Shoe and
Leather club, OF New York. was MIR. Zell.
ncr, OF Icllncr q Co, Memphis, Tom.
lie Is on 1T the best posted shoe men on
earth, Wii cln discourse on the science by
the hour. We are always glad To see him
-N0r York BoI and S0s G0:oi'c.
WALTER 5. DAVIS, New York; Lewis II.
Atwood. Louisville; l.. X. Ecttcnlcr, Ten.
ncssec; $. u. Robbins, NickburE ]. II.
Phillips and wife, Miss Ala BurgImy, Miss
Mary Miner, Miss Maudc Miner, !. X.
Warren, Birmingham, arc prominent
among the arrivals at the Peabody.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-09
River Ieterram..

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Aug. A-Rivet 4 feet and
6tcnths and falling. Weather fair sud coil
NtCksBuRG. Miss. Aug : River falling
Departed City Of Monroc, ~ Louis am. city
OF Providence NntehcE
CINCINNATI, @. Aug S--Noon. River feet
= inches and rising Weather crur Thvf
momcicf ~. Nights.i'iyrf o. irrt : inrh AMI
rising. Weather ialr aud Peasant Departed Buck.
eyc State. Nrmphil
IOUtSNiLiE ~. Ana S--Nnlna River fall.
with icct 10 inrhus in Tie clnHl aud iuot
inches on tlc ialla Weather clear nui pleasant
klght.-kiycf falling with ftctY iu,hc, ~ the
canal and il.inrhrs Uu ihr ialls business cool.
Weather clcar rnd ilUrs1ut
CAiRO. H.. Auf s-NnlH .aitfirc,i. ohio.
Cincinnaii. pums t.ils. HlIy. ~ am. River u
feet inriics rpi itii.ug Nrl.ifsi rluuif md
warn Nl.ht-sAului NrN Hutih - Louis.
SPIN, tiy m fHf,u.H. IrIur,ev rtvf. . D m.
Departed 'iiy ~ IIH..Itr. - ltiiis q AN.
River u irct inFhgs u, i.'inl weather leaf
AMI Naftn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-09
Special Dispatch to The Appeal.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal
WASHINGTON, Aug S.-The Secretary OF
War made his final decision today in the
matter OF the Memphis bridge. A few
days ago he received the plans Of the
structure from the bridge company, to.
gether with letter explanatory Of them.
The letter states that the company's en-.
gineers, after carefully surveying it, with
the decision OF the Secretary on the two
reports OF the army engineers, which sug-
gested channel span of $50 feet, had
come to the conclusion that il would
be very inconyenient width 10 give to
the middle span. 1t would not permit OF
the use OF either the truss or the cantilcver
plan OF construction. The company there
fore asked that the span be enlarged To
40 feet, representing that this increase of
forty feet would allow the use OF the can.
tilever system. The plans accompany
ing this letter were drawn in accordance
with the suggestion of the company.
Today the Secretary OF War approved
the plans, and oruercd that the channel
span should be 40 feet wide, and that it
should be placed on the Memphis side of
the river. The two other spans are to be
each 600 feet in width, and the hight
sevcnty-fve feet. This settles this much
vexed question, and the work will now
be commenced at the convenience OF the
bridge company.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-09
~ NJ NuIIAN.

HANNRR aDici in Nrnphis. Tuesday o,cniut.
Iuly %. ISIS, at ~ O'clock. e. = llAYSEH
Dcoras.si Wts bora iu sbgiby county. Tom. near
Raleigh. pcccmbcr - ItN 1.-THE ago Of hficcn hs
entered the service u tuE MEurirs ArrI,t nui
graduated with credit a1 printer From Memphis
be went IN Jackson. Tenn. ani thence to B,,Hs
burT. where he established he frst Newspaper ever
printed In Dyet county the pycrburs prayrrsi
scyrfng his connection with that Journal. hc ~
tnfuri h. Jackson. A. the breaking ont oi The war
lH enlisted lu the scft IHr II the tuuiudpftry dur.
Ing which lime he frIrIYHi wound that LufH clio.
gnrut testimony Of bic yalor on tho hltiio nrld
Atpr The war rlnssi De- returned IN hls chosen ayo
cation. ne which he remained ~ ~ bis death lot,.
Ink bis WORK tn take hl boi from which Doc nrvrf
arusr. iiU wns man NJ moro than utiiuufy Intel.
tifruoo. III knowlriFH ~ The rlaoirs was Vufy
gfuat. and b. admiration i"f iunuius nni ulctut
lux nruBu nul ppftfI H.a .urh ~ a. plnru him iu
riGsr sYmtathy with Co., ffIH Hul tlr suud riuu
al uursii1ns ~ duuHi iu discussions ~ cuffput
literature aud polite hu N|. uufd u authority
ami his opinions ani decisions uu such questions
Nufu srbiUm appralDl IHIu hJ h's tlmfAuiuuH.
liz muiuHty and rriiu|HN kHri DE- HlltiH ffYn g.
r1zuiiiun ~ biz fellow. rui uniy NiH mnsf lott.
mHtH friends knew be .fuH muUt llr FaH 1000 hlHra
iiuuatu aud in1uigrU. H.HHf. lul fH Ua Hru.hHu
b. sas ever tind ana EHIrrlus w. We mortal.
AMI Therefore had be- fault hui bis virtues over.
Swallowed th"in.a r0f'H I'HI iHii0
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-09
LOCAL BRIEFS,

Capt. James H. Smith, marshal OF Holly
Springs, Miss, left yesterday for his home,
taking with him Henry Seats colorcd,
wanted in that place for burglary.
The sanitary officers continue to wage
war on all who violate the health ordi-
nance. They arrested six offenders yes
terday and swore out warrants for the
arrest OF several others.
Deputy United States Marshal l.. u,
Collier, returned from Washington, ID. c.,
yesterday, where he delivered DR.. Henry
d. Bayly, the forgcr, to the federal au-
thoritiCs Bayly was committed 10 the
Washington jail in default OF n $4,000
bond.
A. Ehrlch and J. II. Wright, retail gro.
Gems, the former at No. 50 Marshall avenue,
and the latter at No. 1856 jefferson street,
were arrested yesterday for selling liquor
without licenses. They deposited So
each for their appearance at the police
court this morning.
The Legislative Council committee on
garbage crcmatories held a meeting YES.
terday. IL was decided TO advertise Tor
bids, inviting the several patentecs TO sub.
init plans and estimates for one such insli-
tuition in this city. IL will come before
the Legislative Council meeting this after.
noon.
Antonio Owens, the negro who passed
$50 counterfeit bill on Bcale street
merchant last Saturday night, was released
from jail yesterday on II 800 bond. lie
will be- tried nj the October term OF tho
United States court. Jacobs, the negro
who wis implicated with the prisoner in
the fraud, is still at liberty.
Harvey Maxwell, the colored maniac
who has been confined at the station
house Tor the past few days, was yesterday
taken TO jail, whence he will bc removed
20 the county insane asylum. The UNI
fortunate fellows mind IL turned on relig.
ious subjects. At times he imagines him.
self God. II is thought that he Is beyond
recovery.
Mrs. Henry IIemple who, with her
husband, assaulted AlB Kate Andersen
and broke her arm, was yesterday com
miticd 90 the rock pile for forty DAYS.
When sentence was passed Ms. temples
eight year old girl, who was In court with
her. hurst into cry and pitcousy begged
ma me he locked up with her mother.
The child's request was granted. The
scenc was very sad and affected all who
Witnessed IL.
Dora Papa, alias Morrison, n product
Of Great Britain, was locked up az the
siaiion-house last night for getting drunk
and raising Cain on the streets. II took
the combined efforts OF several policemen
. incarceute her, aud even then she be-
samc ~ noisy and proiano that Il was nee.
sssary 90 drcnch her with buckets OF wa
ter 10 quiet her. Dora is rather an intelli-
gent woman, and until she cultivated the
taste for strong drink was well thought Of
Mr.. Charles Burr, who was reported
through the columns Of the local press M
missing. has turned up all right. Mr..
Burr called at THK ArrEAL office last
night and stated that he was Unexpectedly
called from the city last Saturday evening,
and not being able to notify his wife in
person Of his departure, left note for her
with friend apprising her Of the fact, but
for some reason the message was not de.
liycrcd. Mr.. Burr was very indignant over
the matter.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-09
THE CONFEDERATE DIvoUAcs.

Date Fixed for n Grand Reunion In the
Fail-Judge Turney's Address.
srecial Dispatch ,o The Arpcal.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. s.-Thc State
association Of Confederate soldier, held
n meeting this afternoon at simmons hall,
No. 400 Union street Tho meeting wa,
composed Of representatives from tho nine
biyouacs now orginizcd Ia Tennessee,
and the objcc, Of the meeting was to con.
slider matters Of interest relating
10 the biyouacs and 10 arrange ior q
grand reunion TO bc held some time IN
the fall. Ex.Conicdcraic soldiers In the
State are increasing interest In the organi.
zatlon Of biyouacts, which have bcncyo.
lent m well M social and historical pur.
poses. The tint Thursday In October was
chosen n the date Tor the reunion. To.
night Judge fct0r Tuncy delivered n
lengthy address 30 the meeting, holding
that the south had right ~ sccedc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-09
rnIIurr on IIn.rEcr.


MoH0fi6i RH'u' lll Passed. By >'f's NfriHJi pdat
A. tho regular monthly mrUiinf he'll THIS dtY
hy thu drriufs 1T the rutI savings baua. tUr
iulluNlnu resolutions Wyw uilp'rl
NlrrHH u has plrfeHl AluiHhty Got boo hl
lunuifH wisdom 10 fymuEu IluHi our midst Uli
esteemed friend nnd fellow member 1T this hiHrt
col 4 n. iANprmIr'. d mHt worthy tltIFUu. u t.HU
friend Hud an upright m1u. therefore Do N
Received, That in h.s 1Utih tiH riti Di Iruplis
hus last one ~ if. musf UuH'IrH pIrifl aud ElI
biuci anu We deeply irt the luai ui uu active uul
uhlr member
tirs .l,~i 1h1i this body as Representatives II
the state Sa,iugq hfuk iDulrt b. tao L1payvi
nud stricken family uut heartfelt ymtntly Ia
ihis thuif urrtirsi ALL.
Esru'vrd That thee rrsrlutinus bc sptJnd uUlu
10 mluuir,. and a copy n1 furnished tho family
nt tlir a HurHanl.
4 10 SNyuuc. J. Z walsh Louis Ketuhann.
" 4. WuwHf, Cotton 1uTn J. 81 I0wiLua
john Gastuu. > u Monte lnnirn iun X spsri
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-09
Manf~dt

Ono reliable merchant In every town trb.
rtary 10 Memphis 10 knock out all compo-
tiiion by taking the agency Of the world.
renowned Straiton & Storms New York
cigars and Geo. +. Lies & Co.'S celebrated
Buhos Your neghbor can't get the goods,
~ we will only sell 70 one merchant In
each town. We solicit a sample order.
|. SANEfsoN X Co..
sole Distributing Agents,
Memphis Tenn.
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nreen. aud the r..-enrI es,.rner.

81. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. s.--A hearing wns
had In tho matter Of Hugh NJ Brooks this
afternoon by Gov. Morchouso At tho OK.
ocutivo Office in Jefferson City. Argu.
mcnis werc made and papers presented by
Mcsr. Martin and foun,lcroy, tho aitor.
neys OF Brooks, and the proceedings OK.
tended over several hours. Among tho
papers presented 10 the Governor we're
two nilidayits, made by J. q. DAVIS and
George Dicicnbocke, two reputable cili.
zcns, setting forth that they heard ono Of
the juroB IN the case say before the trial
that lac believed that Brooks committed
the murder aud that lao ought 10 be-
hanged without Judge or jury; also lis.
patch from the British minister a. Martin
4 founilcroy, asking them to inform the
Governor that the request Of tho British
government had been made 10 him through
iho Secretary 81 S'a'r.
Afer ira hr''iri r.n7-a Cos. Moe.
hons unHDHnr'i i.It la aol,d eve lis
i'Gsiot t'Hfuf - uofrrc. wh.e Ia.
di not in'iri'r wh D. drc's.ol would
b.. q vs. Toe ,r'p -ini 90 Jrg,fson Cly
thit the Goy"f"pr viii grant fpsniis In
courtesy to tho In. i,b psrernment.
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THE RIVER AND HARBoR BILL.
The President suro to Sign It-Casey
RocOmmnndA IL.

recommends IL.
Special Dispatch to The Nppcl.
WAsnINGToN, Aug S-As the presi.
dent has until next Saturday in which to
sign the river AMI harbor hill, the friends
OF the measure feel no uncasincsS at the
delay Indeed, it Is conceded on all sides
that the President will unquusionabiy
sign IT, Asa matter VI fact, the delay has
been occasionod by the Presidents sending
the bill 10 Col Casey. chief oi en-.
ginccrs, for report In this report,
which IL about finished, Col. Casey, Il is
understood, takes very strong ground IN
favor of the measure, aud recommends
that the Prcsideu, sign It. mpriyalc con.
vcraiion Col. Casey has expressed the
opinion that the bin was not large enough
and did not contain a single Objectionable
feature.