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WHAT'S SAUCE FOR THE GOOSE
Ought To Do Sauce for the Gander.
Says Master Workman Lewis.

CLEyELANp, o., Aug S.-Thc third an
nual convention Of tho Miners and Mine
Laborcrs' National Trades assembly. No.
1876, convened here today. twenty-five
States are represented, and the convention
will continue In session for week or more.
In hls address, National District Master
Workman W. 4. Lewis said at has be-
come fashionable OF late Tor labor organi-
za,ions, our own among the number, 10
cry down and discourage the most effect
i've methods, offensive and defensive, that
organized labor has M yet learned 10 use
10 secure their rights, and the method that
II employed daily by organized capital
with success. Through the medium Of
their coal association, the operators Of tho
east and west advanced the price Of coal
In tho markets % or 30 cents per
ton, regardless Of tho consumers
ability 10 buy. That Is business and
the TACT is hcrnldcd through the great
dailics and copied by our ncighbor papers
m evidence that the market Is in good con-
dition. The miners, through their organi.
zation, advance the price Of their labor 3
or 10 cents per ton, and II they refuse b.
work for less II Is strike, and the men who
have the hardihood 10 mako such dc.
mand are expected 10 offer the public
an apology for the position they have
taken, and are councilcd that their only
remedy IL education. las, month the local
pool struck the consumer for - cents ad.
vance and the miner for q cents reduction.
II the miner Ia To he educated out Of strik.
ing, what Is Ia bc done with the OPERATOR"
Other officers read their reports, and the
adjourned.
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BLAINE NOT ON TIME.
Tho Procession Proceeds. but tho Tx
Lender'a Steamer Doen Not Amman.

Ihc frocossion Proceeds, but the Ex-
Leaders Steamer Docs Not Appear.
NV NoRE, Aug. S--1he steamer Sam
Sloan, which has been chartered by the
Republican club 10 meet the incoming
steamer, City Of New York, and take oil
the Hon. James q. Blaine, lay at her
dock this forenoon waiting for news oi the
steamer being sighted of Fire Island.
Beside lay the tug l.. Pulycr, charter.
ell by the Chicago cxcusionists,
and the steamer End H. Dnlzcll, with
the Irish American delegation. The latter
started down the hay early In the day.
Tho sloan was adorned with bunting aud
the cabins were iillCd with floral devices.
Many people wcr on the boat from an
early hour, anNiously awaiting the word
To start down the bay President 4. 4.
BARTLETT, when Mr. Blaine comes on board,
will deliver short address Of welcome,
and an informal reception will he held ON
the way up TO the city. A brass band fur.
nishcd music lof the occasion.
Tho Chicago lllninc club hal on the Full.
lcr,asmallbrngpicc and giant iirccrackcrs
which contributed a. the nuiSinrSs of the
outing. Blaino badge scllcB did a rush.
ing business.
start was made at o'clock this after.
noon, notwithstanding the fact that the
steamer hal not been rignalcd. EN-Judgp
A. l.. Morrison will present an addrrss 10
Mr.. Blaine in behalf Of the Iush. Amcri.
can anti-irrc traders league. A heavy
log prevails, aud Il Is thought that the
City of New York IL approaching tho
coast slowly and will DO heard nom this
afternoon OF evening
AZ Quarantine II WAS learned that the
City OF New York hal not been sighted,
and with the band tho party went ashore
1000 strong, aud resolved itself into y
mass meeting ON the green turf Il. T.
Porter presided, aud the speakers stood in
buggy. EN.Uniiod States District At
torncy Jenny, OF Brooklyn, inst SPOKE.
and was followed by William Henry liar.
rison Miller, Of Indiana, Gen. llairisnn's
law partner, who was followed by Mumt
halslcad, Of Cincinnati. and others.
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4 n,H n.iIroa,, su,,.

CiNciNNAri, o., Aug. S-Charlcs Ray.
moni has brought suit against the stock
holdcm OF the Cincinnati Northern rail-
foad Ia rccoyct san,ONO, which he paid
Tor bonds Of the Cincinnati, Avondale &
Spring Groyc Railway company. n.
changes that they organized the last named
tuli aud issued 100000 OF bonds Tor a
fraudulent purpose, aud that after doing
- They scyrcly induced the stock from
tlnNu'lt 20 hn0n Among the parties
sued ar Charles tuairr. g. y Rricc. sam.
ucl lhoma. u. : Brovn. John NJ. Crosse
and number OF Cincinnatiana
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detachment OF fircmen at once made their
way to the toptioq, and there saw a sight
which proved Die kuth OF the man s story.
On the front ndbr, kthn few feet Of the
window lay Mr.. Berg, on his face, dead
from suiIocatioH and burns. In another
room, sitting upright in chair, was the
burned body ofysfs. Laura Berg. Upon
bed in another room lay the daughter
Libbie and the sgtandmother. The child
had died from shiIocaton, while tho
grandmother's deal body was terribly
burned. The origin oil the fire is un-
known, aleJ
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saInrday. Aagu.t II. Issa,
Trustees Sale,

I Under AND ny VIRTUE OF THE PROVISION.
- contained IN = certain deed executed by h n
MMo.ey' Nay y No,hy, lacy " Mtsby, Eva
Moshy NafJ Fqnnlc Mushy. = MnsbY. jr, sallls II
Mufhy aud Leila H. Moshy aud the ChlcknsG1
land COMPANY on the ssh day OF May iSr 4
which T. Of rrcuri IN the Registers ofic oi shcIk1
and 80, default In the paymrnt III lie ind.it, -
nce oi said ChiCsasaW tnud COMPANY thrrsh1
SECURED having bcvn made. ~ the frlucst OF ~
boldcn thcnoL WILL Un
"Wednesday. IN. Ist Day OF August, isss.
q v o'clock N. NJ the eastern door Of the oour>
nNiua District 81 shelby county. Tcnnrss., "A
monty called the city of Memphis ell Id the IA =.
cl bidder. tot oash. the following described q
a certain lol 81 ground situated IN s,li Ia m
lilsfici OF shelby county, Tennessee bcglnninf6 ~
We Ctsi eide 81 short Thlui street one hum I'd
uupl Ut south Of The lines byivccn The losl
with sii lines one hundrci and cirity.8vr / 81
lhcnco .outh parallel with sail 1hlri strct zoe
hnnIfcl nnl sitil tao Ufi igct eight ls Inches 10
ihcncc west parallel with and on the line u I'D
hllri W stake seventy l5u fret ctst u aid lind
sinci being The snuihrtst CORNER III Aston E1vf'1
l9, lh,ncr With sid loyl. line p7rll1l with I'd
lhlfl tfryi north " slld ituyds northeast n1fas1
Que hundred tiuul feet thence Wcsi With "a
lnJds North inu SEVENTY .an ioct tn The tst n n
~ ,ald Ihlrl Hncl ihcncr north with tho -
ag n .li ihid slfcyi 'iNiyiwn ld2l icci clzht n
lnch- w. the bcsinnlng aui lciug the same 90
~ o. VA. conveyed " The said thirinsiw Nj 4
,omtuuy hy The ali D e Mdshy MARY n NS.iv-
LuD y. Mufhy, IVA y N0sby. MARY Fannir Nn.il
\ hu.hy, lf, -alliU y. Mushy aud leila ID So y
IN slld dCciui May ~ is,5. n1risiar,gt In t,,t ri
pass 80, il5, his and 5il. o. above I'd foftb
The Cluliy 81 redemption Ia aid prnpsfty h y
Ifgssly waived Title gU0t
y c MosBY. Trustee
A. hc request ~ the Chick tsaw Land Comp.-e
lhr above isle u ~ me. o. Trustee, postpousx
inii The nth Day of August. tNHs
y a. MOzHY Trustee [
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NEw NoEE, Aug. S-Enides Tor races
nj Monmouth park tomorrow.

INV YORK, aug. h-Entrtes Tor races
nj Monmouth park tomorrow
Pint Rqo'Hunc mile frmunt 10. Niagara
No.. Ilhs,ptin TO-, ~ Valentine iul
-cnpnd Kain=Amhly hanltap. three fpufths
al mile kl1 .sun ~, Ransom tlt. vide us
urrvntn ~. Minority My iii iriiria no car
riyutfs iui lnNgfaud cnittOb tiiiptuu ~ tlarlssn
N. trn q Aunu pi -uufirfo NJ.
thlrl klry seven tlfluugs nUrhoru ia ufai
toni us Marion iih. FULTON ln~. Niuuna leo ppran
iu. Aus,ticuue iui, Volunteer iOS Puzzle lui. May
l. 400.
Fourth nareaThrco quarters ~ a mile. Little
Jake llf. Harrisburg lHi Radiant ~. thilhuw u
Dot. Little iariuut 1r, Volunteer %. kCauu o.
twutt Avon ss filuufun ~
fiith tarc CAPS May handicap mile and one
FIatrruih iaiEi ifl nritus. H. Tristan MS
Nautalynr H. Speciality iiA tauEun ~ Uentr,
OYsiut ~ iutVursuld colt iu, tssHndU iOs nan
leila no spo,lugu iul. hruviiCuuC luO Wiuuua gi
Question In
sltth Earo= Milo AMI iufiuur nntr CO.,. uiei
Ion ioi. l"ng knight i01. Malaria iu'. Ten ullku
1ia ChpCtsw ti -t Valentine iul Tudor Iuu. iHla
ipl. Ming D Z, lulqu, HL
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nrIRhinn ncnch Races.

NV loRR, Aug. 5. Summaries Bright.
on Beach races
Fint Racc-Milo and onc-sixtecnth.
Starters Richoleu, Orlando, Vsulter,
Hawey, Pegasus, Hazel Hatch, Compel.
itor Regal, Minnie Germs Orlando won
in 1854, Ricelicu second, Pegasus third.
Second Race-Mlo and an eighth.
Starters: True Born, Maynard, Ilarwood,
Miss Charmcr, George Angus, Charley
Russell, Catherine, Bedford. Charley Rus.
sell won in 20lI, llarwood second, Bod.
ford third
Third Race Thrcc.iourths Of a'mIlc.
Starters Miller, Bps viol. Relax, Daro.
John Alexander, Ida l., Chatter, Oracle.
Night Shade, Quibbler T'rix, !. j. Healy,
Julia Miller. j. j. llcaly won IN Ella
Relax second, Ida l. third.
Fourth Race Scvon-cighths Of a mile.
Starters. frolic, BERTHE W colt, Rebellion,
81 Adams, Saluda, keystone, Lemon.
BERTHE W colt won in 100, Saluda second,
Rebellion third.
Filth Race Mile. Starters The
Bourbon, Bordelaisc, supervisor, Autumn
Leaf, Doodle, Redonettc, Souvenir, Subal.
tern. Supervisor won in lI3i, Bordclaiso
second The Bourbon third.
sixth Racc-M Mile aud sixteenth. Start.
cs. Raymond. False Note, Waukcsha,
Brian Ioru, Maroon, sam Kceno, PAY.
master Monmouth. Zodiac, Clarissa.
Monmouth won In Roll, Brian lIoru sec.
ond, Waukcsha third.
ENTITIES ron TOMORROW.
First Racc- Milo rnd scyeniN Yards Raiston o.,
, ne.ah llO, itu-c ~ oanman lcs, Cfisrtto 100
scCnni lacc- NirTinia stake. d,o mrlong. Scr.
VIA ~ nrint 100 Hliet thandcr MA. Rock,
IiPhet juniai loolu. Rcd Light in1 ,aftuongI
|, ~ linnr',. e}Isy Queen lUi. seymour. button |
lut. Heron. tllisutc no
thiri liacr-M Vie and quarter Wary int, Arvo /
i0i Joseph a. n,pocIiio lul. Mahuo iOt HAIRY |
touis'f n, bnfuna ~, nclle nor W.
iunth Nare-Nih tutlongs Persian, Han HOPE
rhrfln Ohvh hcN Nuuh iUi Myuwnpf Villas
smith colt ictsian, Young sweep loyclarr. Pal.
81 ~, Aurutnsu, liu, nuuaid, Atnos ia liliUa
STRAY Nn,r iciu'ancc iO1
itth Rsr,-rtuhls athkes two milcs aud a quar-
ter Willie Palmer ~. Monte tt.sio itt. Killarney
49, Wa Davis tND Tennessee o..
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TuI DIAMOND.
New yorL a,IndIanapoIIsI

Nrw IoRE, Aug s. New York easily
defeated indianapolis lor the ihirl time
today. Boyle, Tor the visitors. pitched n
stronger game than either Shaw or Bur.
dick, but tho New Nofks halicd his curves
at the right time. The icatur OF the con.
test was the good feeling displayed he.
tween the players of both clubs aud the
players aud Umpire Kelly. Score.
Nte Nufk ID d 4 ID a a
IuIIauHfIfHH ID Il u /.
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Ordnr OF pnhiicntInn

No eili " p.-fu The ChiuCry count Of Chciby
COUNTY Icnn-siaio IT Tcnncssgu VI. h 4. AZ
dfi u II al
" appearing from amended Nm intha rause
which q sworn in. that the drienhnnts M H.
Naf.h hnd vile Mr. W l. Marsh. are resilient, IN
hc District Of Columbia and non f,aidrun III he
state u Tennessee,
u l. therefore ordered that they mako their an.
hfhurn hefrin NJ the courthouse 20 Shelby c0iiu.
W W tho city " Memphis now Taxing. Distfici "a
.lolu9 ,onhll Itnn! on The hut Monday IN 90.
lainAhls blil and amended biii. OF the amo viii
~ Aken lot cnuiessci M 10 them aud set iof hear.
ttN pAfio. and That copy ~ this ofinf b. psih.
h.in pms APPEAL, This August tSsz
A ifue cupy=Attcst
n hciiENnY. Ciefk aud Master
~ = D. Caldwell. q. e. An
&C. ". uelakcll, solicitor, COT Complains u
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Hurrah for Youns Amerie.i

LONDON, Aug. Sat Birmingham TO-
day Temple, OF Chicago, won the half
mile and ten mile bicycle championship,
defeating the best English bicyclists and
several Americans. Temple during the
week has defeated Howell, the English
champion, four times in succession.
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The fielding Of the visitors was ragged and
their batting weak. Seward pitched a
fine game, and the visitors scored but two
scattered hits after the first inning. The
Athletic team put up strong game in the
field and the result was never In doubt.
Score:
Athlctics.....".............s o l l o % o o. Q
81 Louis. ........,...,,....,2 o o 0 o o o o. 2
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phiIad.IpLia 10. ,bisasoA

PntApGirmA, Pa, Aug. S.-Mains
started in to pitch Tor Chicago to-day, but
after he had sent two men 10 first on balls
~ ihc second, Arson took him out aud
brought In Van llalircn. The latter was
IN hard, particularly In tho sixth inning.
whom The lhillics kuuckl out ak earned
runs fogatiy retired on account Of "A
lame lex aud prlchaniy took bis place.
Score
philadelphia - Ooso o. a.
thlllE1 ID a. Il
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Brooklyn ., Louisville 4.

NEw IoRK, Aug. s. -Brooklyn defeated
Louisville today. The home team won
easily, making their hits well together.
Two wonderful one-hand stops, by Smith
and Burdocks, second base plays, were
the features. Score:
brooklyn. 2OoO2 %
Louisville ,.........,......... o 0 o o OIL
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CIneInnatI o. nnl,lmnrrn-

CINCINNATI, o., Aug Tho Cincin.
naiis won tojay's gamo handil, from ual.
umoro by the fortunate punching Of hits
and superior fielding. The local men
clinehcd the victory In the third inning.
when with two bases on balls anil as many
hiA they scored four earned runs. Tho
holding Of Burns and fcnnelly we're the
features Attendance 1900. Score.
lAltIm9te....-............o o 0 o Z
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Cleveland ., knnsn. city q.

CLEVELAND, o., Aug. S,-Blakelcy was
puzzle today and Kansas City was there
fore whitewashcd. The grounds were
muddy and but little base running was
possible. Score:
Cleveland ,..................0 o o o 90 o o. I
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New lorL ,en,,,, k.,,,,v..

NV loHg, Aug S-Thc gross earning,
OF the New York Central railroad and
leased lines Tor July arc $3.50. 1904, ID
against =, ,,",lyN2g Ia 1857, an increase
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rII,bnrs 3. ne.lea .. rI.,.n Inn,.r.

bosroN, Mas, Aug N=luck favored
the Bosions Ia the Hrt bali Of tolay',
game, and that and the poor base running
by the visitors kept the latter irnm scurnr
for seven innings, although men reached
third base in each 81 the 6ri three In.
nings. Al hc SINE time Morris pitching.
backed 10y perfect fold work, prevented
any OF tie home team from crossing the
plate; \ combination of bits and crrr,
gave both sides their runs n the eighth
and ninth. The game was called un Az.
count OF darkness. Attendance, 100.
Score.
IlttsbufF I % ID i
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RaIn L..rnr,l lh,,.nrr.

WAsniNotoy, Aug. s. The Washing.
ton aud Detroit clubs PLAYED one inning.
neither team scoring, when rain stopped
the game.
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Chancerv Sale
o.
h r. A l. H S II A II r..

10. hsa. Rim the Chanccry Court OF Shelby
COUNTY. T. Bchslcy, administrator of 4 "
clayton, deceased. v. John :. clayton ct al
Hy virtue Of an inicrlocutory dcrrcc Tor ale a
lerrl ~ the above causc uu the 18Th day nf Iulr
ISIS on II. g. PAGE ji1l win scll NJ public aurton
TO the highest bidder IN frout Of the clerk and Mass
tcrs olce, Mnin strcci entrance 81 the court ho1<o
OF shelby county, Memphis. Tennessee on
saturday, August ~, 1889,
within legal hours the following describe nfon.r
", situated IN shelby county. Tennessee tosit
About four miles oaI nl Mrmuhi. on he ia
Memphis and Germantown plank mad. bling I'd
No OF Kenneth 'ufrctts subdivision. bounded "a
inloNh BEGINNING ~ the southeast cu-nrf II IA
No ~ snid subdivision IN the crntrf N the 'fer.
PMS ani Germantown plank roId, running ihcncs
north east q bl.lD chains o. a stake. thanos
south ~ east u 1900 chains. thcnro -,uih =
wet N $40 chains ~ TIE ccutor III sald plaak
raad. thcncc north Is west with aid road u I. {
the bid 20 Httt at sl0a
Terms of hAlc=Ou q credit ~ 7 and u MONTH
notrs lated May ~ i,s,, bearing Interest with =
curly rlulfci lieu futslnci. redemption hsfrcI.-
THIS July n. issS
\ n McllENEY. CLERK and Master.
Taylor Carroll. y l.. MCGOWAN. IT,. solcllon.
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., severe windsioum noar Wellington.
lu, Tuesday did considerable damage 60
farm buildings AMI trrcs. several fields Of
corn wcrc uproolod. No loss OF life Is re-.
ported.
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Truatoe,a snlo of RAM ratn,n-

10y VIRTUE OF THE puWLH, N M wand
- bi u q ftain teFl ui trust, made June H. ~ d
~ MARION smith AMI BIZ Wiic Alicr 81 me al nd
w witch I. furiricd in The rhHlby county i.rgl,a
hhNluE iecn made in Che iIsaiIuus thcr,,nt aud
haNus bech ~ requested hy thu lHnrnrafy, viii GA
Thursday, August so. iHss,
~ The southwest corner " Main and N,di,on
Ntte ln hcmrhlA Taxing District " shelby
ny pl.lir uunn, a. the Highest bidder for fssh.
We following lut II land near Nrmphis sheiby
Waupy lem, tuuit Commencing on the south
~. "l w away au ivi east from hni bum nls
ghue, hni funnlug thcnHr cla with ne lino II
htnlNay y icri in stake thence south f'1 frrt
W STAKE. thcncr WUst .O icct o. n stake 80 I'D
g. the beginning ~
lquiU II redemption waived s-ic begins Al y
uClnck n. a. TWfLFVANT trustee
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AihIe,le. .. s,. I.anI.a

'ELrhi', Pa, Aug s-Thc Aih.
""'. '','sated tho st. Louis club today.
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HEALTH is WEALTE

DR y G. wEsrs NERVE AND BRAIN TREAruEv,
nRlnranteed Specific for Ily stcria. Dizziness a
WILSON'S Fits Ncrvous Neuralgia. IIendarhe Ne
Gus PrO,tration caused by the use of alcohol or \
bacco. Makcfulncss, Mental Depression softcnin
OF the brain resulting In Insanity and lcadint
misery, decay and death, Premature old Age in
rcnncss, Los OF power In either sex Inyoiuntsr
Losses and Spcrmaiorrhca caused by oyer-etprtio
OF the brain. sclf.abuse or ovcr-lndulgcncc "a
box contains one months treatment siOla -
orsix boxes Tor 500. sent by mail preiaii on a
ccpt Of price
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We Guarantee Six Boxes

To cure any case with each order received BY q
Tor ak boxes, accompanied with 500 we will 90
the purchaser our written guarantee TO refund AZ
money II the treatment docs not effect n cuns
Guarantees Issued only by John e West 4 ~
nowdy a Co. Druggists Sole Agents Main strcet
Memphis Tenn
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~ Tie request ~ the Chick saw Land Gonna 4
The above sale u hy me- a. Trtstsp t.d.tt,u,.
until The nth nay of August, iSHs.
y a. MusHY Trustee
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RENEIpTc

Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway.
Aug 1890 bales cotton, 1904 bbls rosin. 402
bols spirits turpentne. 8 bales hides, IA tons
iron, bales wool. boxes hams, cars wood, q
cars lumber, 80 bbls crude turpentine SO pkgs
mdse.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, Aug
lo-o bales cotton, IS obls rosin, cars rock, l
car wood, car slaves, l car brick, case cigars,
10 doz brooms, bales hides % pkgs tobacco, 20
bols oil, 2A boxes candy, crates vegetables 10
bbls grits, 3 bbs apples, 3S pkgs hardware, 13
Kegs wine Dbl whisky. 10000 lbs meat, cases
medicine, 9 sacks peanuts. 10 sacks meal, 81
nests trunks hhIS rice, & sacks rice, ard mdse.
Per Central Railroad. Aug 1897 bales cot
ton, 81 bbls rosin, ~ bbls spirits turpentine, p
bales yarn. car melons, II bales domestics II
bales wool % pllgs tobacco, %, 923 lbs lard AZ
crates fruit, ID bbls whisky, hf hbis WHISKY, -
cars wood, 80 hf bbls beer, 90 or bbls beer II
pkgs furniture, 8 cars lumber 135 tons pig iron,
81 pkgs wood in shape 10 casks clay, carts 10
sewing machines, pkgs machinery, 1 tank oil.
II pkgs mdse, pkgs junk, 8 pkgs hardware, /
car brlck, cases domeStics % kegs powder, 8
cases eggs, 200 sacks grits, - bales hides.
Per steamer David Clark from Brunswick
/ bale cotton, 80 hills rosin, childs carriage,
sacks rice, 81 bbs spirits turpentine turtle /
box cigars, pkg hoes, Is COW hides 1 fiange, l
box, bbls bottles, boxes pears, 1 Dbl, ! bdl
bedding, trunk box dry goods pkg sheets,
pkg hardware, pkg copper.
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Forfeiture of Gen. Harrison.
Indianapolis Corresponding Of sostor. Gle

Indianapolis Correspondence of boston Globe
Gen. Harrison is not an ordinarily strong
man. He is weakly built. His hight cans
not be more than ) feet 5 inches. From his
hips upward he has the breadth, depth, and
circumference of six footer His arms,
however, are an exception. They are small
and short. His legs would answer to the
same description, They are extremely short
and small. His feet are quite de icate
The result is rather an awkward CARR age
His walk Ill q slow shuttle and swing. He
looks topheavy, and gains, by contrast a
massive head. His shoulders are broad
and strong, but they stoop. The head
seems almost to sit on them Immediately
His short chin whiskers entirely hide the
neck. He need never, 70: appearance sake,
wear collar. His hair and beard, gray
underneath and light-brown outside, leave
only room enough between the two collar
buttons for his eyes and forehead. The
face is not as well made as the head IL is
unsymmetrically broad, and it is hollow in
the center. The lower half grows outward
and downward, the other half upward and
Onward, leaving his nose neutral in the
valley between. The forehead bulges quite
nobly. But the eyes are pale and weak
They are not large, and they squint some
what The general effect OF the face is not
certain and reassuring. Its wearer might
be bored and ready to say something cyni-
cal or unpleasant when you had closed the
door behind you. / do not know Of a face
among all the presidents that do not like
better and feel surer Of 1t reflects to the
last degree the unresponsive GOODNESS of tho
man. 1t must be very difficult to grow
enthusiastic over his presence simply.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-08-19

Baltimore. Aug 16-Arrived, schr Spotless,
Eldrdge. Fernandina.
Woods Holl. Aug 15--Arrived, schr T w Dunn,
Gilchrist, Bull River, S G.
Brunswick, Aug 16-Cleared, brig Onalaska,
GrigRs, Kingston, ia.
Cape Henry, Aog is-Passed out, steamship
Wydale (Br), Port Royal via Newport Nows for
Harwich.
Charleston, Aug l6-SaileG. schr Harry Pres
colt, st Sirnoa's to load for Boston.
Darien, Aug i6-Arriycd. schr Samuel B Hub
bard, MehafTcy, New London.
Georgetown, S C, Aug 14-Arrived, schr
Waccanaw, Squires, New York.
Pensacola, Aug l5--Cleared. steamship Pro-
pitious (Br), Kemp. Fleetwood.
New York, Aug ls-Arrived, steamship Re-
public, Liverpool.
Arrived out steamship Greece, New York for
London.