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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-17

However, 10 be with her at all was 10Y. and
Daddy did not grumbe, but ate an uncomfnon!y
oet gesa And
gentleman, who was the only other guest that
they had just rve-and-twenty minutes before thew
her, and she said "Yes."
or course she said "Yes," and Daddy nigh. have
Daddy ddnJ Instead he behaved ver UH mich b as
he had done before and let Miss DayereI the heir
ess, come between him and Violet the girl who
"Ten minutes gone!" sne said impatiently as
she glanced at the Jeweled hands the little Dres.
den clock. "Oh!-why can't he speak?n But
Daddy didn't. He Stammered and hammered
looking unutterable things, and standing merry,
ously, inst on one foot and then on the other,
until Violet would have liked To scream, just by
And then, when three more precious minutes
had slipped away. bright thought struck her,
and she put out her hand and took the little ivory
fan on the mantleshelf where 1t was lying.
.Willie!" she said, 81 have kept your IAN unite
safe, you seew And she spreadit out and put it
! think neither he nor she ever quite knew how
1t happened, but when Violet heard the story OF
magic In It. "The moment 1t new open when he
caught my hand" she said, when telling Daddy OF
Sir Piers Trevor, 81 looked right through that
glass; and l knew that he didn't care button
for me. really do believe II has power OF let
those TO whom he is speaking-else why should
you have-have-
"Clawed hold OF you so unceremOni0usly," he
you didn't know ll-but you called me .wiliievS
~ called you 'willies' /" incredul0usly.
"fes. you did, indeed" he said, smiling; "but
you see the old lady's charm has worked III sr an
and 30 wen give it the credit OF the whole bust.
ness and the beneft Of the Doubt
violet Deverel put the fan together, and then
Denoing her head, dropped . gentle little kiss
upon the uninteliigiDle hieroglyphicAss 81 shall
alive love the old negro woman" abe said
gently. II wish that she were here. that miQht
give IL TO her instead OF TO the fam"
-Sreat heavens be thanked, that's impoosibleln
osooy cr'ed 'S0iye II 70 me- darling, instead
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DIED.


BETHELL-At residence of her son, W. u. Beth
ell, corner of Linden and Wellington streets sat
urday morning, June p lSSS at $50 o'clock, in the
69th year of her age, HARRIET T., wife of the late r.
G. Bethel
Funeral will take place from residence this
suNDAl)morning at II O'Clock Services by the
Rev. n. NJ. Long, Friends of the family invited.
Carriages AT residence
WEsCHE-LouIs, infant son OF VIM. wcschc,
aged 10 months.
Funeral from residence on Jackson street Fort
Pickering between Third and Fourth streets, this
SUNDAY afternoon at O'Clock, Friends OF the
family are respectfully invited to attend.
COlNE-WIIItAN IL. eldest son Of Thomas and
Mary Coync, aged ~ years aud months
Funeral will take place Monday at 10 O'Clock
am. from family residence, ~ Alabama street.
Services at St Brigids church Friends OF the
family invited to attend
PEITON-June l, 1854 at Lucy Tenn, at resi-.
dcnce OF J, o. NariS, at o'clock IN, SAIIiE T.,
daughter OF the late DR. T. T. aud NJ. c. foyton, "
this city.
Remains viii be inferred ut West Union sunday,
june at II O'Clock am, Friends OF the family
invited
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Searching For Ills wife.

A gentleman named Thomas arrived on
the Little Rock road last night in search Of
his wife, stating that he had seen In TnE
APPrAL that an articiicial woman, named
Mary Jane Thomas, had been recognized
by her old sweetheart on Bcalc street that
he knew Il was his wife, for she had proven
artificial, or false. 10 him. When told that
the article was only an advertising dodge
Of the Red Hot Store at No. II Bcale street,
he became very angry and sworc he could
whip the man that put Il in the paper and
never would believe another paper.
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DIR. FLOWER, OF BOSTON.
The Distinguished Physician Will Arrive
Here Tomorrow,

DALLAS, Tex, June 2.-Dr. Il. c. Flower,
The distinguished Boston physician has been
in this city for the last two DAYS. lie is
here with his family, and is visiting the
principal American cities prior to the open
ing OF his great sanitarium in Boston.
Through the courtesy Of his secretary we
learn that he has arranged 10 stop at the
following places ON dates given. This visit
will enable many of his friends and patients
TO consult him close to their own homes
lie will be at Memphis Tenn, Gayoso
house, June 4 and 5; Nashville Tenn,
Maxwell house, june o and 7; Louisville,
Ky, Gait house, June and o; Cincinnati,
o., Grand hotel, June II and 10; Columbus,
o., Neil house, June 10 and II; Cleveland
o., Stillman house, June 10.
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The Following Letter Explain. Itself

ORANGE CoUKr-lIousE, Va, May 25, 1855.
Messrs Nelson 4 Raine Memphis Tenn;
Gentlemon-l am in receipt Of your favor
inclosing New York Life Insurance COM
pany's check No. l,46l to my order rs
administrator, for s., 200 10 in full Of face
of policy No. 250,0sS, and all premiums
paid thereon by my son.
Much obliged for your attention in the
matter, and il you wish any acknowledge
ment from me rs 10 the promptness and
liberality Of the company, ! will take
pleasure in signing the same. Yours very
truly, WV. q. WILLIAMS.
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TUNER IL NOTICE.

GluLlANI-The friends Of Emanuel and Louisa
Giuliani are Invited 10 attend the funeral Of their
son, JosEru A., this (suNDiNi afternoon at $50
o'clock from residence No. IS DeSolo street. scrv.
ices at st. ratricks Church.
DEURER-Thc funeral Of LENA, wife Of william
Beurcr, viii take place from residence. No 80 Main
street this SUNDAY afternoon ut O'Clock
Friends Of the family invited
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eral months old, was left lying on
the porch Of Blanch Curry's house
of i'll fame, No. 100 Market square,
last night about 8 o'clock. The child is about
Tour months old. Suspicion points to GER
tam woman residing in that neighborhood
as the author OF its being. II is being cared
Tor by the inmates OF the house
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PROBABLY THEY ARE LYNCHED.
Parties on the Rosa Lee Bring Interest.
ing Tidings from Osceola.

ing Tidings from osceola.
When the Rosa Lee left 0sceoa, the scene
OF last Sundays horrible butchery, yester-
day morning, excitement was still at fever
heat, and mob was being organized to
avenge the deaths Of the unfortunate family.
The Jail wherein are incnrccrated two OF the
bloody murderers, is strongly guarded by
deputy sheriils, but their resistance against
the mob will not amount TO much, as the
citizens are determined that the murdcrcrs
shall hall have their just deserts. There is
still one Of the Williams at large, but il is only
question of few hours when he, too will
be behind the bars, as posse is on his
track.
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d r. D. S. JOHNSo MS
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
No. $50 Main Street.
MEMPHIS. TENN E.s55 Eig.
Established In isa1i

nR JOHNSON l. acknowlefgcd b. an psr'iesia
L ,erestsd a. by far the mn~i siccssful phvsi.
e,sn In the treatment Of private o. ssrst dHeas-H
Quick permanent cure rnafAntcei In erery cAsa.
male of female Recent csses oi tonnrthea ani
gVuhilis cured In a lev DAYS Without the ~ ~
snsrrury chanre of diet 90 hindnncc from bust
nee fecondafy syphilis, the last ycsugc ef-it
Gated without The uss OF tnsrrufI lnfeiinisU
ir,tn imrosury OF loss Of SEXUAL poNcn restored 70
ifro virof In ! few weeks Victims ~ ELI abuss
aud excessive vrnefyt suffering ifpn sefnna i"ffhea
and PERMANENTLY curri. fsHiculaf sttsutl1u paid
to he Diseases II Women, and rnfvs EusTan'rel
Piles aud old cured without ihe ~ oi oasiia
az he kulia Al consultations ktfctly uonnden
tlAl Nsdiclncs sent by etpfva u Al pnfu OF mo
country
agNofslngtnen cured At hall The uvih rai,1
u. h JOHNSON. ND
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j. +. p. & g. CO.
o. X. II. N-P.
363 Main street.
Lemon Elixir.


DIR. II. Mozlcy's Lemon Elixir Is prepared
from the fresh juice ~ lemons. combined
with other vegetable liver tonics, cathartic,
aromatic stimulants and bio vi purifiers.
Fifty cents and one dollar pcrbottle. Sold
by druggists general.
Prepared only by II. Motley NJ. D., At
luta, Ga.
For bllliousncss and constipation take
Lemon Elixir.
For indigestion and foul stomach take
Lemon Elixir
For sick aud nervous headaches take
Lemon Elixir
For slceeplcssncss and nervousness take
Lemon Elixir.
For palpatation OF the heart take Lemon
Elixir.
For loss Of appetite and debility take
Lemon Elixir.
For ieycrs, malaria and chills take Lemon
Elixir
Lemon Elixir will not fail you In any OF
the above named diseases, all Of which arise
from torpid or diseased liver and stomach.
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TWO OF A KIND.
Promlscuous Baby.Leaving on stran.
gers Door.steps.

gers Door-steps.
An unknown white woman called at the
residence of George W. Hume, living on
the old Raleigh road, In Chelsea, last Mon
day, and left a baby, apparently about sir
months old, saying she would return for u
In few honz. Since then nothing has
been sccn or heard Of the stranger. The
child u very pretty and NJ Mr. Hume has
no ianiiy he sent u 10 the siation.house,
hc.-l--.hat some one will call there and
ndopi w.
A little girl baby, thinly clad, ~
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tn. Mos. Ro.. Cafe. aas I.a Main street.

Il prepared 10 deliver pure Ice cream,
made every day, 10 any part OF the city,
with fresh bread. pies aud cakes. What
ever YOU get from the Moss Rose Cafe Is
Of the very best. Parties desiring cream,
cakes, etc, delivered on Sunday should
send in their orders on Saturday 10 insure
prompt delivery.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03

MAHrrS CouES has Just received large
assortment of spring hats Of the latest
STYLES, which he will sellat bedrock prices.
Call early aud make your selection, and
you will find prices that viii convince you
that Martin Cohen il the cheapest house
In Memphis. Remember the number, 2lg
Main street
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Meets on Tuesday. Drummond's "lIoBo
Shoe" and Natural Leaf tobacco meets
everybody's earnest approval Buy now
while It's cheap.
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surcrior nerii nnd rlnI.h

distinguishes billiards. photographs from
all other work In this line done In Mem
phis. Remember this when about to vi
Tor a photograph.
HiLLiARD's, over Floyd's.
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A rremlnen, Mlnl.ler wrl,e..

III u WWfTTN|
Dear sir-Aftcr ten years Of great suffering
from indigestion or dyspepsia, with great
nervous prostitution and billiousnoss, dis
ordered Kidneys and constipation, have
been cured by four bottles of your Lemon
Elixir aud am now well man.
REv. e. e. DAVIS.
Ed. NJ. r. Church, South, No. - Tatnall
street, Atlanta, Ga.
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Free HInderrarten ue.tInr.

The members Of the membership com
mitiec Of the kindergarten association are
requested 30 meet ut pm. Saturday, nj
the rooms " the Y. VI. &. A.
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Two fine places cheap on North street,
Raleigh, Tenn. One place adjoining the
spring., 2JOx20O feet, the other place on
High street, s0xl75 feet. Apply 10
WV. FREY, 23sl Second street.
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PARkSrs and teachers are especially In
yiL.dio examine The ohiidrcn's work 70 be
exhibited al the Higbec school tomorrow.
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PLAcE your property for sale with Allen
n Finley, 10 Madison street Special a.
tention 70 rentals.
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How TO keep cool all summer-eat Ben
siccks Ice cream, "a Bealc street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03

TurrHoNK your orders for Brick 10 John
Cubbins, Telephone 3,l2.
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ATTEND the Concert and Hop nj Estiyal
park for the benefit Of the orphans, June 8.
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MARRIED.

sCHMITT-MARlENCHEC CLEARY.-Ou last
Tuesday evening, May -. lSsS Mr. ADAM ScHNIrr
to Nn. LOUISA MARIENcHEcK CLEARY, Tn cir
many friends wish Mr. and Mrs. schmitt long
and happy life.
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JACKSON MOUND PARK.
Two Grand Concerts and other Attrac-
tions, Sunday, June 3.

No trains will be run on the Kansas
City road to Jackson Mound park today.
Street cans run every three minutes.
Admission 10 cents.
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Now Subdivision on Rayburn Ave-.
North Of walker avenue Thirty thrco Beau
tiiui Lots Zoe sale on oasJ terms

i7e Acres. on Poplar Street
Sold In S. 10 and q, Nsre Tracts VERY r.os
aide terms Csn snf ssrit
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REAL ESTATE.
Rayburn Avenue Subdivision
ONLY six LOT LEFT sold on VERY EasI
Terms Tint cla~ Property. Cali and scolt
Residence

Residence
4 SEVEN RooN HOUSE, on the Dummy
Line Beautifully lorsici. hulshci In Pint
elals style sn1u cash payment balan's
monthly. Splendid opportunity 70 ~, bone
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wArcmrs low at MI lords.
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Kerr Avenue Addition -

Kerr Avenue Addition
40 LOTS on HIGuLAND Dummy Tine RIM,
through tho al ilton iIsldsomest Property
around Memphis Graded and fenced, rcaiy
Tor building Phsr aud terms mo-, reasonable
Call aud so u bfiufr purchasing elsewhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-07

ento since subletting of contracts IS not
permissible), proved an interesting witness
yesterday before Mr. Fassetts committee. for
one section, ne testified, he mderbid U brien
&c Clark by several thousand dollars yet no
body will DO greatly surprised to learn mat
they cot the contract, which was at once sub
let TO Rogers at 0 per cent reduction A. an
other timo a sub-contract which had been
promised TO him was given to another firm
and Rogers was informed that this was done
on the order Of Maurice b. Flynn. Mr.. Rogers
also stated that he had had financial transac-
tions with Aqueduct Commissioner Barnes
having lent him 81 500 on unindorsed notes,
in connection with railroad in Maryland, and
that the amount had not been repaid. Ihls
places Mr.. Barnes in a rather awkward posi-
tion-one that he cannot afford to remain IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-07
uY RIATyG IND THE CONTENTION

AR BLAINE IND THE CONTENTION
We trust that the silly creatures whom
Heaven has refused vocation, but permitted
TO assume editorial functions, and who Tor tne
last SIX months have been horrifying their read
ers with accounts Of "thc gplot to nominate
Blaine.v will bestow careful not to say prayer
ful. consideration upon our cable dispatch from
Mr.. Smalley this morning. They VIII ma IL
full of instruction, and if they take ADVANTAGE
of our courteous permission to disregard uhe
copyright as far as may be necessary Tor the
purposes of an accurate summary, they VIII DC
for once enabled to give their belated readers
n niece of genuine news. They will find that
Mr.. Blaine instead of loading the mail steam
ers to the waters edge with letters about the
Republican nomination, has neither sent TO
nor received from single one OF the candl-
dates before the convention any communlca-
ton whatsoever since he sailed for Europe Il
year ago save only his dispatch of congrat-
ulation to General Harrison. They will find
that from the day he wrote his Paris letter
the date when the dreadful "plot' began to
thicken-until the day when the Adjournment
of the convention exposed the failure OF inc
"plot,D he sent no message directly or lnol-
rectly to America, excepting his two dispatches
to Mr. Boutele of June q, demanding that
his wishes should be respected and voting for
him should cease. Mr.. Blaine driving through
Scotland, his eyes delighted and his magma
ton kindled by the lovely scenes about him.
may not be so portentous figure TO the vision
of those who fear and hate and SANDER him az
Mr. Blaine scurrying across lots to the nearest
telegraph station or sending letter-bags aboard
the mail steamers; but even the most devoted
liar may occasionally take pleasure in telling
the truth, if it be only for the sake OF variety.
1t is unfortunately denied us to suppose
that the Mugwump slanderers of Mr.. Blaine
have in their possession anything that could
possibly be taken for conscience. Their moral
stomach is incapable of nausea. You might
as well attempt to penetrate granite boulder
with a straw as to get the sentiment OF decency
and Justice toward Mr.. Blaine into their guile
plated and malice fastened brains That Mr..
Smalley's indignant exposure OF the utterly
shameless and brutal treatment which has been
accorded this foremost American by American
hands in British employ will have any reform
alive effect upon those responsible for it is.
of course, quite beyond hope. The most that
can be done is to hold them up to the contempt
of all the honest and fair minded men in both
parties. Even this is scarcely worth while.
The American public is the faircst court on
earth Putting political differences aside, it
has assigned to Mr.. Blaine his just rank as an
American, statesman and patriot. 1t has
placed him upon lofty PEDESTAL built of its
admiration, respect and confidence, to which
Democrats, as well as Republicans, and almost
in equal numbers, are glad to contribute. Here
he is entirely secure from the venom OF men to
| whom no sense of political honor appeals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-07
KEEP Away From INDIANA.

II the Democrats carry ont their reported
resolution Of establishing their National cam
paign headquarters in indianapolis, General
Harrison's home, they will evince more nerve
than judgment. To National campaign COM
mttee il is OF the highest importance to keep
up at least show Of enthusiasm to assume
hopefulnoss even if they have it not, and to
appear cock sure of everything, even when the
mercury of their confidence is oozing ont at the
bulb. They may, perhaps, think that IT will
be easier for them to work their ancient game
of colonization and fraud by importing Ken
lucky rcpeaters if they are personally on the
ground to look after the business, but that sort
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PERSONAL

Mr., Rrander Matthews Will this summer build a
cottage at Narragansett Pier.
Mr. Iabouchere speaks OF Mr.. Boehm's jubilee
s.atne Of tho Queen at Bristol as superiuous fan
tasticality.
The Rev. DIR. Taimage, Of Brooklyn, has been
spending several days in the "hl'e mountains during
tho week.
Mrs Frank Leslie Is enthusiastic in her admiration
OF NJ Ferdinand de Lcsscps, who called on her IN
Paris the other day. Size predicts that he VIII live to
SEQ the Panama Canal fnshed
There will be public reception 10 Bishop vincent
of the Methodist Episcopal Church, next Iuesaay
evening at the opening Of the Ncw-England Cnau,au-
Mass
Mr. Norton Bush. the California artist, has SCI ONT
for home to take charge Of the art department Oh he
California state Fair, which opens in september.
Mr.. Phil Robinson fs now In Australia lccturng'
and will come to this country on the Same erraho
He Is says a writer In Tho sydney Herald Dorm
traveller: has seen tho world In most Oh IT'S queer
corners has lived in India, was correspondents I'D
Afghaustan and the SOudan, and has had experiences
in Znuland II would DO difficult indeed to say whore
Mr. Robinson has not been and what he has not SEEM
except in China and Japan. He writes win largo
knowledge of natural history, and with dccp syn.
natby for dumb animals and every creeping tn' NJ
II might be said OF him, was sad Oh soionV ~ III
sacred recorder, He spake also OF peasS anu VI ~ 90,
md ~ creeping things, and Of fishes he was ior
some time icader-writer on " Tho Daily IelegIaphh'
and his Indian Garden Under T the o az veil
known beyond the seas as they arc in England
An old muskct lately fshcd out Of the Ohio River
h..rs Tho letters "D b. and is believed to havc
belonged to Daniel Booho'
SIR william Young, who has lately been seen IN
this city with Lady Young is tho son OF inc ia'o OF
Charles Young who wrote /" Jim the Penman' s'r
William makes his home in Canada, but during ,iio
coming summer he will be seen al INC clIel ct nIavs
If his father for tho entertainment of tho guests
Tho Rev D. Henry Van Dyke of the Brlch TIES
bvterian Church. sailed with hts wife on tho Gam"
wednesday They intend to spend SIX "echs Ia
Norway and Sweden where the clergyman hopD1 hC
and some Good fishing During the summer mohIhs
his church will be supplied BY prominent ministers
from other cities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-07
"KID GLOVE HARRISON"
sion Saturday Gazette.

sowo ~ the moro mouthy OF the Democratic jour
mails arc already calling him Kid Glove HARRISON, by
way OF sarcastic repruach And yet man may wear
lid gloves and remain honest. honorable and an ad
mlrable citizen and moreover, he may DO as lsteih-
gent and as clearly, morally and physically, as man
who never wears kid gloves and has as genuine
scorn tor soap and water have tho great unwaShcn
a journal making tho suggestion that the worhingmon
win NOT vote for General Harrison for the reason that
he has proper sense OF tho higher social decencieS
shows a very low estimate Of the sentiments and pro-
cliytes OF The worklnrmen for whom 10 takes upon
itself 10 speak with authority. The workngmen are
not foonb ignorant, and anpairlc'lo because they
weak minded as 20 Ioso respect for political candi-
date because he is gentleman, and bears himself as
a gentleman should These selLappolnted NOUN,
an estimate upon the intelligence OF those for whom
. they answer with such dcmagoglo assurance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-07
PEACH GROWERS IN CONTENTION
PREPARING TO MARKET THE EXPECTED GREAT
.cRnp OF ERrIT

PREPARING 10 MhkhEA
CROP OF FRUIT.
Dover Del, July (specaD.-In response 70 car
sent out by the State Board Of Agriculture, mootps
of peach growers, shippers and buyers was heia ~
the Opera House here this afternoon. Governor biss,
Colonel F. Martin, J. G. Brown, J. p X" FOLK anu
other extensive growers were present. Inc maio
objects OF the meeting were to bring in'o harmony
the distribution Bureau and Fruit Exchange organic
yations and also ascertain definitely Just now ana
what now markets could be reached by the fennsyi-
vania RAILROAD That road, It was stated, eous
TRANSPORT 6Oo0o 900 baskets In order that the COM
pany should guarantee the shipment of fruit 10 dis'An'
markets. tho following resolution was adopted
Resolved That the peach growers In their eonsrp
t,on assemblcd earnestly request the PennsyNssnls
railroad 10 announce that they VIII PERM. eons,su
ments OF peaches In their cars To any W 'ho '""N
east OF Chicago and south of MONTREAL.
Resolutions were adopted advocating unhorn
size OF package and fewer grades; tho sale OF COD
ycnien lots by auction at the market terms ths' 'ho
transportation companies should reduce tho iic'shs
ON this product at least % per cent from the presens
rates that every effort should be maze 10 50 mss ~
the crop that gius would impossible, ana 'hs' ~ ~
This central bureau of information must oc cssao
iished where all growers could be hourly ihiorn'oo
OF tho condition OK the markets