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rne Rnumnnian Revolt.

BUCHAREST, April 20th-Further pariic-
ulais about the revolt in Roumania show
that many persons were killed and wounded
in Kaiarasch, and that twenty we're killed
and eighty wounded in Budescht. In many
places the Government officials, under
threats of death, told the peasants to help
themselves to the maize lands and any
thing they fancied.
Blaine Calls on the Pope.
iCepylgtt, 1sss, by The California issocuiel Irsl
ROME, April 2Oth.-Blaine's visit here
was concluded yesterday. He has received
marked attention here being received by
the Pope and King. He has made long
tour in southern Italy.
Destruction of Town.
LONDON, April 20ih-Advices from the
Philippine Islands say that the town of San
Fernando, in the province Of Pampauga,
has been partly burned. The damage is
placed at 81, 100000.
Chamberlain to Enter the Cabinet.
LONDON, April 2Oth.-It is reported that
Chamberlain has decided 70 permanently
sever his relations with the Liberal party,
and will shortly accept position in the
Cabinet.
Labor Troubles in Germany.
BERLIN, April 20th.-Labor strikes are
spreading in Germany. The Labor Central
Committee has requested workmen 70 stay
away from districts affected by strikes.
The Creditora Hope So.
QUEENSTOWN, april 20th.-Henry Gillig
is here. He says that the Exchange will
probably resume payments.
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Avon DIsPARAGING OTHERS. = DIR.
John Hall is quoted as saying Zone who
is healthy does not wish to dine at a dis
sectiug table. There is evil enough in
man, God knowsl But it Is not the mis-
sion Of every young man and woman to
detail and rerort it all Keep the at
Inosphere rs pure rs possible, and fra
grant with gentleness and charity"
That is wise remark. There are family
boards where a constant process Of de-
preciating, assigning motives, and cutting
up character goes ON. Let our homes be
centers of frank lindness-where what
soever is lovely and true and Of good re-
port is considered, and leave character dis
section to others
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A room with low ceiling will seem
higher if the window curtains hang to the
floor. Lambrequins may be used to ex-
tend the curtains to the ceiling, thus car
rying out the effect,
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Emancipation in Brazil.
ICorlriGht 1855 lu tie (,l,L fnrnf,t lcs.rrts, I,.

NOoVy v't, Iuo y .t ttF uIIttl fSSsc1dled {Tess.
WASHINGTON, April 20th-According to
advices from Brazil the abolition of slavery
in that country is progressing with great
rapidity. Hundreds of thousands who
were slaves have been freed in the past few
years, and it is proposed to set az early dav
when slavery shall cease.
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UTAH.

A Lecherous Old Sinner Gets a Dose of
American Justice.
rcopwgat. 1888. by Tie alfo,7ia associated Iress.l
sA1r LAKE, April 2o.h.-Dr. Bredemeyer,
of some gotoriety. wsg convicted Today of
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STILL AGGRE sIvE.
Russia stiu Continues Forwarding Troops
to the Frontier.

10 tIIt T tDhtIVE.
iCcrgrgit, 1sss, by the Caioraia issocialed Press.i
LONDON, April 2Oth-The report from
st. Petersburg that the Russian Govern
ment is Withdrawing troops from the west
ern frontier of the country in view of the
pacific disposition of Germany and Austria,
is fatty denied here.
l. is stated, on the contrary, by the most
reliable authority, that Russia has recom-
menced the movement of ner forces With
renewed energy and the direction OF her
vigorous military measures IS chiefly to-
ward the 8;l.irian frontier.
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BENsoN's DOODLE.
a Contest for S10,0oO, With the Lawyers
Ahead rs IJsuaI

lCopyrght, 1883. By Hi; California; associated Press
New YORK, April 2oth.-Benson, the
seller of bogus Patti tickets, is discovered
to have 81 600 in cash aud diamonds worth
$4,000. Benson's lawyers are after the
treasure and so is Manager Abbey.
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THE sPooK LETTERS.
Lawyer Marsh Makes Show of Himself
in a New York Court

Lawyer Marsh Makes Show of Himself
in a New York Court.
copyright, 1885. by ae California Associated Pres
NEW YORK, April Goth. Lawyer Marsh
was called as a witness this afternoon in
the trial of Madame Diss de Bar, and re-
lated some of his experiences. He exhib-
tied four Esprit" letters, one from ST.
Anthony and one from Peter, the apostle
The last it took sixteen minutes to read
but Marsh said it was produced in two
minutes by st. Peter. The production of
ST. Anthony's letter, Marsh said, was ac-
companied by the production of portrait
on glass.
Nine. Diss de Bar, So Marsh testified.
told him that st. Peter wrote the letter, and
he implicitly believed her c. Hertz was
sto convince Marsh in Court that the spirit
letter-writing was a trick, but Mime. Diss
de Bars counsel prevented it.
THE Hoo-Doo.ED VICTIM.
New YORK, April 20th.-At the trial of
Nine. Diss de Darr, Lawyer Marsh, her
deluded victim, entertained the spectators
with selections from a notebook filled with
communications from spirits. Marsh de-
clared his mistaken belief that these CON-
muBications really came from the ancient
worthless whose names they bore, through
Nine. Diss de Barr, as did the portraits of
Shakespeare and Claudius, the Roman EN-
perer. Adelaide Nelson, the actress, noti-
lied bin in advance, through the medium,
that be would receive Shakespeares por-
trait. And SO Marsh continued his remark
able tale, going into the details of the pro-
duetion of various paintings and commune
cations in manner which conclusivelv
proved his mistaken belief in the super
natural character of Nine Diss De Bars
performances.
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ICoPyrigi Ia5, by De Cal foT7'ia Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, April 10Th. California pen.
sions have been granted rs follows: w. T.
Smith, Pennington A. L. Butts, Alameda
Owen Hughes, Pennington r. H. Wood.
Cahto; Mary Henry, widow of John
Mathews, Santa Rosa; Emily, widow OF
j. s. Woods Sacramento
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Another Day Brings Another Batch of
Conflicting Au.nors.
BERIIN, April 20th.-The following bulle-
tin was issued at O'clock
The Emperor passed good night His fever
mas decreased and his respiration is on the
whole, good His general condition is i'm
PfONeu. MEDIA BERGMAN.
The Emperor shows no trace of blood
poisoning. His lungs are free. at noon
he was still abed.
FAVORABLE SYMPTOMS AGAIN.
BERLIN, April 2Oth.-7:40 P. M.-The dis
charge of pus from the Emperors throat,
which has continued at intervals since
yesterday, has greatly relieved him. Re-
spira6on is falling, and the fever is de-
creasing. His temperature is not yet nor
NAL.
THE LATEsr-THE EMPERoRs CONDITION
AGAIN CRITICAL.
LONDON, April 2lst-A. MA dispatch
N Charlotenburg, sent ct midnight
says: The Emperer's condition is again
s tic.g He is able TO sleep, out is fevefisb,
and bl athes heavily. The eanula has
sometim be cleansed II intervals of
three II. s."
The -si Berlin corr 9aspenesnt says
Thf t.sror's strength is greatl~ r
dcce lie is unable to articulate, but has
acquired the habit ol making himself un-
derstood in simple matters by movesnr hts
OF his lips
The same correspondent confrrls The re-
pe.,s thai the Emperor S condition is worse
c ligbt
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
a Railroad About to be Built from Port
! land to Vancouver.

land to Vancouver.
Tc0pyrigs, 1888, by the California associated Prssi
VANCOUVER, April 20th.-At last Van
couver is to have railroad connection with
Portland. Hon. George H Durham, repre-,
senting the Oregon Land and Improve
ment Company. has secured the light of
way from Portland, East Portland and
Albine to the Columbia river, opposite
Vancouver. The company will build i'm
mediately, and for the present will cross
the Columbia by ferry. Our people rejoice
that the old Vancouver Transportation
Company monopoly is SO soon to be forever
broken asunder. Rapid transit and cheap
rates are what Mr.. Durham promises.
Progress of the Seattle Road.
SEATTLE, April 20.h.-Work from this
city on the Seattle, Lake Shore and Eastern
Railway to run East from Puget Sound, is
progressing rapidly. 1t is expected the
hne will connect either with the Manitoba
or Northwestern road, both of which are
heading for tide water ou the Pacific coast.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREVITiEs.

Mrs. Fred Stoker nd her little infant
daughter, who were 20 horribly burned at
East Portland, are dead
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For neuralgia try flannel wrung out of
hot water and sprinkled tllickly with black
pepper.
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WASHINGTON, April 20th-0n the 24th
OF last month there were S,264 contested
land cases awaiting decision in the Office OF
the Commissioner OF the LanCi Office o!
this number 2 800 were appealed cases
There has been gain of 4,035 cases dis
posed of during the present fiscal year oyer
those settled the year previous.
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Wash clothes should be thoroughly
rinsed in water with soap and little
ammonia.
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sTEEL WORKS AZ OPERATION.

olELL NOHhS IN OPERATION.
PIrrsBURG. April 20th.-After an idleness
of four months the machine shops at the
Edgar Thomson Steel Works started up
this morning with non union men, prepar-
atory to general resumption next Mon
day.
The Memphis Races.
MEMPHIS, April 20th-The track was in
good condition to-day and the attendance
very satisfactory.
The first race, for two-year-olds, half a
mile, Fan King won, Getielly second,
Fred Fink third. Time, SOL seconds.
The second race, for three-year- oids, one
and one-eighth miles, Queen Bess won,
Della May second, Roi dor third. Time,
1:55l.
The third race, for all ages, one and one
sixteenth miles, Birthday. won, st. Valen-
tine second, Wanderoo third. Time, 1:504.
The steeple-chase, for all ages, over the
short course, about one and three-fourths
miles, Bob Miles won, Killarney second,
Ten Times third. Time, 4:59.
Catholic Parocili,l School.
icopyi9h. 1855, JytFe California -;ssociated Fressl
NEW YORK, April 20th.-In accordance
with the ruling at the recent Catholic Con-
ference il Baltimore it has been decided to
have Superintendent of Catholic Pa
rochial Schools in a various dioceses, and
Archbishop Corrigan has appointed Rev.
VIM. h. Degaun to superintendent the
Catholic schools in this city. The purpose
is to introduce greater systems. Degaun
was educated at Catholic college, andis 50
years old.
Boss Brewers Win.
lcopyiga. 1883, by Dte California Associated Press
NEW YORK, April 20th.-Every brewery
within nc ir,,1o l., -,l,1 d;
nation of Boss Brewers started to work this
morning, and every one of the brewers re-
ported that they had all the men they
wanted, and that their business was going
along all right. Nearly one-half the men
at work are old hands.
And Still They Love the Creatures.
cepyi9at, 1883. BY tie California ASSOCIATED Press
New YORK, April 20th.-A Chinaman,
just from Hongkong, arrived in the Chinese
colony in this city this afternoon, and it
being at once discovered that he was break
ing out with smallpox, he was bundled
into wagon hastily and taken to some
unknown place, where he is concealed from
the authorities.
Not Yet Reconstructed.
New YORK, April 20th-Nearly all The
ex-Confederate Generals invited BY General
Sherman to the Grant birthday banquet
sent pleasant replies. But General Jos. e.
Johnston says he is unable to accept the
invitation, and believes a" that the assem-
blage cannot influence the national as
poets.
Barnum's latest Discovery.
icopy7l9s, 1885, 6ytle California associated Pres
NEW York. April aIsa.-Chairrnan Bar
mum, Of the Democratic .Sanonal Commit
tee, who has JUS returned from st. Louis,
says that Cleveland viii be renominated.
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WHOLE NO. 11,54s.
FOREIGN TOPICS.
THE EAPER RS CONDITION SAID
TO BE CRITICAL.
France Upset by BouIanger A
Town Destroyed = Russia's
frontier Troops.
THE EnIPEnoR.

lsrfelAl prsrAronrs vo aar areeHr r,2os. j
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PITrsBURe. April 20th.-After an idleness
of four months the machine shops ct the
Edgar Thomson Steel Works started up
this morning with non union men, prepar-
atory to general resumption next Mon
4
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knights Of Labor Dumsfounded.

Copyright. 1883, by tie California Associated rs,s
PIrTsBuRe, April 20th.-Andrew Car
negie has ordered his Braddock Mill to
start Monday. If the Knights fail to report
for work, non-union men will be en-
ploved. The knights are dumbfounded
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Not Yet Reconstructed,
lcepysqs,. lsgs, 5ya. o.Iilg-...a a..esiaisz Pre-

New YORK. April a5sia.-Chairnan Bar
mum, Of the Democratic .Sanonai Commit
tee, who has jus returned from St. Louis,
says that Cleveland viii be renofninated.
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OREGON.
Coal OIL and Stupid Doctor Help a
Woman Out of the World.

Woman Out of the World.
fcopyig, 1885, By 1e California associated l'ress.j
PORTLAND, April 20th.-The victims of
the East Portland fire died this afternoon.
Mrs. Stokes died from an overdose Of NOR
phine, administered By meddling pbysi-
clan, who not knowing that her regular
physicians had given all it was safe to.
take, gave her large dose. This thre "
her into a stupor, and she died before ohe
bungling work was discovered. Her f,abe
died sbout noon from its injuries. Mrs
Stokes yesterday endeavored TO make FIRE
in stove with coal oil. The st'Jve was
overturned, Mrs. Stokes and her tabe were
severely burned, and the building caught
fire and was destroyed.
4 Mercantile Eail'lre.
copylglt 1883, By S,e California -Assoeiatea Press
SALEM, April 2olh.-Rees & Herren, gen.
eral-merchandise dealers, of Butteyille,
Marion county, assigned yesterday. Their
liabilities are $4,000, and assets the same.
About $1,000 is owing TO San Francisco
jobbers.
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HOME LFFAIRs.
INAUGURAL ION OF THE LEAGUE
BALL SEASON.
brewe' 1'ies and Steel Works Running
sensational News from Cuba
-Benson's Doodle.
THE DIAMOND.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD usios
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MemphIs, July 10.
The Little lee Iiay..

To the Editor Of The Appeal.
can pay particular attention TO those
little ice. houscs started up by boys all over
town. Better make the license on EN- ~
high tina, they'll be crowded out Of bust.
ness"
This text Ia from Fridays police lecture.
And ~ the snail boy must go in, and
those who depend upon him for the mod.
crate indulgence In this luxury. which
poverty permits, must 70 without. Does
Mr.. MADDEN really men this, aud II be
does, n Il with the comprehension Of the
length aud breadth Of such an order2 II
memory fails me not, but a brief six
months has passed when he was before ihc
public rs q defender Of the rights and priv.
ieges Of the people against the grasping
encroachmcnls Of monopolistic power.
Had the people then but one such enemy,
and are they 10 be satisfied with lis single
deiea,7 Shall the Ice monopoly receive
that protection which was denied the
street car privlcge7 II Mr.. Iladden docs
not know Il, Il il fair that he should be IN.
formed, that these boys serve useful pur.
pose, and instead Of being crowded oul
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VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
Squire Hughcy'. Attitude.

To the Editor Of The Appeal
In yestesday's issue Of your valuable
paper I noticed communication headed,
esquire lIughey in a Republican Camp, F"
signed Spectator" which places Squire
Hughey in false light before the public.
That justice NAV be done to all parties,
desire space 10 reply Spectator" starts
out by saving "When he arrived at the
grounds about thirty.fvc brethren had
assembled, with few white Democrats
Squire Hughey in full force" After
quoting from n speech made by Kirby,
he says "Ilughey came forward and went
through the routine speech OF pledging
himself. Mr.. Prescott also came 20 the
scratch" From which he would have
the public infer that llughcy and Prescott
pledged themselves 10 support the Repub.
lican nominees. In reply 10 that part Of
spectators" article, / would say that
Ilughey and Prescott pledged themselves
20 discharge the duties OF the office faith
fully and impartially " elected, and that
was al the pledge they made In regard
20 Ilughcys speech in reply 10 Judge
Bigclow's motion, 90 have one white aud
one black Republican appointed ~ dele
gates, Squire Hughey simply said that
Those Of you who are my friends, vote
against that notion" lie also said 30
those who were his friends 10 vote for
Richmond Kirby and Andy Ovcrton.
Spectator" says in conclusion that:
"Ilere was another scene Of confusion,
during which the meeting adjourned, bar.
mum, Bigclow aud great many colorcd
folks going away. Some few stayed, en-.
dorsed Hughey and Prescott, after which
Hughey gave the crowd money aud told
them 10 20 and treat
Now, McssB. Editors, take notice,
Spectator" SAYS thirty.fvo were present
and great many colorcd folks went away
with Mcssp. Bigelow aud Barnum. How.
ever that may be, after that large crowd
had returned q ballot was taken and
Twenty-Five ballots were cast for Kirby
and Overton.
In conclusion, | would say that "Spcc.
tator' IL ~ blinded by prejudice that he
can't see things m they are, or he wan.
tonly and maliciously misrcprcscnted the
whole affair ~ relates 10 Hughcy.
w. II. CoArs.
Memnhia Julv III
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OF business" they sASuld receive every
encouragement consistsnt with law. The
monopoly" sells no. than 10 cents
worth at one time, ana pakcs but one de-
livery each day. 8S&
The man with but -nnkniclle" TO spare,
between the new police order and the rules
of the ice company il iura pitiable condi.
ton indeed, But PERHAPS it ought to make
no difference. II this Is his limit, perhaps
he should have none.
But what is to beeomc of the sick il, in
this torrid weather. the morning's supply
is exhausted and the1itttc dealer is broken
up? think this mouleRt Of my own child
tossing upon his bed with raging fever,
and thank the little dealer for being so
near by with his supply,
Don't do that, Mr. MADDEN! In the
January conflict you had no better friend
than the writer, who rcjolced in your vic
tory ON the monopoly issue. Let it not be
said that the victory was in vain.
VERB. SAT- SAP.
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Memphis, July 10.
a - 90
Save the boulevard.

To the Editor of The Appeal,
SRI have noticed with a great deal Of
interest, your publications beginning with
your editorial of several weeks ago, on
the subject of tho miserable condition
of the Poplar boulevard from Dunlap
street TO Moss grocery, about one mile,
and heartily indorse all that has been said
and written upon the subject A thorough.
fare as important, and as vital to the in
terests OF Memphis as this one is should
not be neglected and overlooked by the
county authorities, and now is the time
some action should be taken 10y them to
at least save this principal road to the
country from absolute abandonment |
sincerely hope that repairs will be shortly
instituted for this crying need; and while
upon the subject, would recommend that
the Taxing District give the taxpayers who
reside between Manassas and Dunlap
streets on Poplar, some benefits in the
way OF paving, which is badly needed.
JAMES loNGE.
Mcmphis July Ia
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DRrvE Malio for The nerves.
COLDS. oATARRH,
Coughing, Hoarseness. Bronchitis, Asth.
ma. Neuralgia, Headache and
Cora TAraas

ma, Neuralgia, HEADACHE ana
Sore Throat
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ordinary case. Order direct from our Office
or through your druggist We send our
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postpaid with full directions for using on re-.
ccipt Of price. Call on or address,
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900 Main street Memphis, Tenn, over Smiths
music store.
Our Carbolic Smoke Ball u for sale by the
following druggists Jas. II. Robinson, H. j.
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company aud q. w. Jones 4 Co.
Free trial 10 all who will call NJ our office.
Separate parlor for ladies' Office hours from
sam. 10 pm. Sundays from 10 II am.
Agents wanted Correspondence solicited
from ministers, physicians and druggists
All who arc suffering with any Of the above
complaints are invited 20 call or write.
A. A. JoHSsoS. Manager,
200 Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
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Memphis, July 10.


From the Arkansas City Journal
llarrison's whole course as a public man
shows him TO be an ally OF the monoplists
and capitalists. lie has fought the labor.
ing man on every inch OF the ground and
no class OF laboring men except those
blinded by partisan zeal can consistently
support him.
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Foreign finishes.

Sir John Henry Brand. president Of The
Orange Free State, Ia dead.
The Queen yesterday gave audience TO
DR.. Morrcll Mackenzie.
The Thibcans have resumed their I'D
vance with n strong force through the
Jalcp Pass.
Queen Natalie, Of scrvia, has sent an
agent 10 Florence toprepare residence
for her In that city.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE

NAVE Ttti7 nay SOLD NY ENTIRE tSTFR.
! 81 In the firm ~ ASTON. Naurt A 60. h. H.
n Nnuy aud Walter Webb Who continue ~ tho
Old stand under the firm name Hui sii lD II WEHH
A MAINi thcT nsudlrH 90 liabilities lud cnl.
lcUtiuE ~ outstanding u1uuuts and hyrUby ~
commend the new nm a. the patronage The
public l. Axiom
MDirur TryN. July ? isys
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DnISk Malto, 25 cents q bottle.
&c, the Res, Gotten Gin.

II you arc going 10 buy Cotton Gin this
year don't fail 10 write 20 the Brown Cotton
Gin Co.. New London, Conn. for their prices
and testimonials Of the thousands who have
used them. There are great many Of them
fn ihia State
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THE TAX LEVY FOR 1888.
WHAT SHELBY COUNTY TAXPAYERS
WILL CHIP IN.
The Rate Lower Than Last Year, But
the Yield Will Be Much Greater-The
School Fund Generously Provided
For-Privilege Taxes.

The county court having yesterday
adopted tax levy for 1888, THE APPEAL
is today enabled topresent its readers with
a complete and detailed statement OF the
rate Of taxation on property and privileges
for the present year. In this connection
it timely TO state that in round numbers
the total assessed valuation OF real and per-
sonal property in Shelby county is s3s, 0oo,-
600 as against s25OOO,OO0 in 1887. The
total levy this year will be 1888 on the
hundred, to be appropriated as follows:
crry rAyrq