davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-06
HOLSTEIN BULL.
NETHuRLAND PIONEER. No. 9,

Bred by Smith a Powell. Syracuse. n. Y. calyed
May Q. 1885. Color. black; shield snip. throat.
brskct stripe up lefl shoulder over On right band
aound hips belly. legs and one half tail whit.
Sire Netherand Prince, No. 7iG II. II. n: tho bet
combined milk and butter bull In America.
Dam Prunclla ID. beautiful COW. years old
March I, 1857. with the form and all the points ~
great mixer. Prunclh 81 had been giving milk
morc than eleven months In her a-year old iorui.
aud held up 10 morc than gallon, per day. She
took prizes ai the New YORK State Fair in 1855
and 1854.
Gnndnm gave for Smith 4 Powell 60 pounds
IN ono day when year old.
NErHERLAND PIONEER Is very straight amt
square. with an exceedingly boad aud level back
road long hips, loft coat al uiiususiiy mellow
skin. and weighs nearly isOo pOandS ssr,.cc Is,
80 cnsh. with usual privileges Of return
Tor further particulars address
n. 7. n CAkLfS. Nanavcr.
LOck.bOx 81 McInphi.. Tom
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-06
An Indian TERRITORY Murder.

Four sSuu, Ark, March 5.-Dcpuiy
United States marrhals arrived here last
evening with Joseph Bcaslcy, Jason Slillcy
and Lafayette Tc,l, charged with murder in
the Cherokee Nation. Two or three days
previous Ia the killing these partic. and n
fourth man. John Smith, arrested "Jcif"
Smith, without authority, Tor turning his
horses into another mans field. They 10.
ported the arrest g. Deputy Marshal Con.
nelly. who was Ia the ncighbOThoOd, aud
be ordered them 10 rcleasc Smith, which
they did. After the release cx-Dcpuiy
Marshal Andrews told them 10 rcarurt
Smith and hc would see that a case was
made against him nj Fort Worth. Ac.
cordingly. about daylight ON the morningoi
February ", they crcpt up 10 Smiths
house aud rccl got him out Of doors by
representing that hc had come 10 see him
about cutting wood. Smith and Tccl had
a icw words. when John Smith rushed out
OF his conccalmcnt behind the house aud
shot nj JET Smith, and thcn general
shooting hcmn, tho two Smiths being
killed, falling near each other
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-06
A brutal Murder a. winona. MO.

sr. Louis, Mo-, March 5.--An atrocious
murder was committed Saturday morning
at Winona, Shannon county, Mo-. PROM
inen, railroad conductor being the victim.
The Currant river branch Of the Gulf rail.
road is being constructed here under a con,
tract sublet TO George Madden. The con-
tractor, in obedience TO n demand from his
laborcn, has often asked for an advance in
the payments. On Saturday morning he
threatened 10 shoot Mr.. Mckee, supenn-
tendcnt Of construction. Constable John
Rucker intericrcd and saved trouble, but
later lay in ambush. and rs Madden passed
by shot aud killed him in most uncalled
for and cowardly manner. lie fed TO a
Justices Office aud in fifteen minutes was
released ON $1,000 bail and took 10 the
woods. In the meantime the railroad
hands organized for n lynching bee. the
last seen OF Ruckcr when flying through
tho woods pursued by a bowling mob.
There is no communication with this point
and Il Is not known II the fugitive escaped
or not. The men have returned to work.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-06
JOHN DORy, No. 5i6I.
standard and Registered.

Sired by Pilot Msmbrno, the best bred son OF
Pilot. Jr.. dam Indiana dam Of indianapolis, 22D
by Mambrino Chief. Pilot Mambrno made recorl
Of es5l< In the mud. Public trial over Louisville
Jockey Club Track In 226ii.
First dan. OF John Dory; Agnes by Mambrlno
Star (record 22s), son Of Mambrlno Cblef. Nam
brine Chief was by Mambrino Paymastcr. he by
Manbrino. he by Imported Messenger -
JOHN D0RY IA i6 hands high. seal brown. al
most black. two white heels. heavy name and TALL
short coupled and heavy bonca. lie h horse OF
fine action and very stylish Although In HIS sycai
old form and never trained he Is very fast and level
headed. aud can speed at 2a5 gait He was foalcj
April IS. 1855. at Indian Hill, KY Limited 10 t,n
marcz Service foo so cash. with usual pri,il.
eyes Of return.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-06

To exempt from taxation all funds raised
for monumental purposes.
To incorporate tie Naichez Fuel Gas
company.
uoIsR Bills PASSED.
To define lawful fence in Lawrence
county
To Incorporate the Mississippi Nursery
company.
Authorizing the regulation OF hunting
OF game in portions OF Noxubec county.
To amend an act in relation to free pub
lie schools.
TO incorporate the Gulf Telephone com
pany.
TO prevent sale Of liquors within three
miles OF Brookville High school.
For relief OF Jesse NJ. Pason.
To lcgaize the sale of certain school
houses in Sunflower county.
To amend the school laws in Tunca
county.
TO levy school tax in Winston county.
In relation TO the cotton weigher OF The
Third District OF Kinds county.
Recess until $3.50 o'clock p. m.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-06
IIau.e.

JAoKsoS, Miss, March 6.-scna,e bills
passed
For the relief Of DR.. ]. ]. Moore.
For tho relief Of taxpayers Of Summit.
To authorize the purchase Of certain fer
rics and bridges In Irakc county.
To incorporate the Stockholders Mutual
Insurance company, 81 Jackson.
To amend the charter Of Sisrkville.
To amend the school law In TUNES
county.
TO amend an net providing fcr the 'ssn
ancc Of bonds IN Washington county.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-06
HEALTH ~ WEALTH - Dr. ncaurcgarfs
ionic and Nervtne, the Great
Hfoneh Npccino.

NrRy9vs pksiIL dlr, % all =, s,sse eq,
Iachnndria. fterily neuralgia. hysicfis lncapacliy
lor study OF business parrliAis imtnsnrp. cpl'cf
~ los ~ ntlnofy, soiicninE ~ fhc brtn. qd all
Disease ~ the ncrtons system inay IL rtllcsiy
currd In either ~ hy The Ne Of this unexccilel
Irupanation. II r. inniilroi suprcmc inp0rtanre
" tsc appropriate treatment Tot tho cure Of tho
and Ner,inc. after uany ycafs tial IN Ernnpc, has
proved iufaliiblr u takcu accoriiag 10 diuctiou9
which are nnikcd 10 cach bottle une Dor equal 10
trlcc. nt.OO hox. of ia boxes inf $500. sent
10 mail pytald CA nscipi oi pnrc We guarsnico
an boxcs 10 cuc any case With cash order ~.
ccivcd by ~ for tx boxes No viii send our written
ginranfrc b, ncttrn the money u trratmcut dos
hot cns.f cur. A. iienkcrt 4 Co, Druggists. solo
rfcnts ior Cultel StAfes. Nv and 10 Iain stnVcL
Nrnphir Tenn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-06
a slranse ra.eInn.lon Can.cs . Tragedr

zAxrsyn.LH, o., March 5.--Late last
night Richard ]. Ilanes, cx-sheriG OF this
county, and until recently supposed 10 DO
wealthy, shot his paramour, Frankie Wise,
and escaped. lIancs Is man nearly fifty
ycan old. with awiio aud large family.
The woman has history. Five years ago
she was arrested charged with adultery
with George MARBLE. both MARBLE aud her
self being married. Her husband was
John saunders, who, upon her conviction
and sentence ~ jail for six months, OBJ
tanned divorce from her. While In the
Jail an intimacy began between her and
the sheriff. lie bought her house and
lavinhed the savings Of years on her. Upon
retiring M sheriff he went into business al
Norwich, this county, still keeping up his
connection. A month ago he failed for
$4,000, AMI the woman dropped him. lie
went 10 her house last night, placed a 10.
volyer against her breast and fred. The
bullet struck gold watch, one of his gifts
10 her. and turned aside. making bad
flesh wound. She IL seriously wounded,
but will recover. llanes cannot DO found.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-06
order OF Publication.

No. tsiA RD.--in The Chanccry Court 81 shelly
connty, TonnUl-cc-staic 81 Tcnnc.sec Va ". 4.
frrwclt
causc that tho descendant Ucarro IAnncuiand, i
not a. bc fuund In his conutys
n a therefore orlctci, That he make hls ~.
counly. In TIC eltyci Memphis, now 1axins lls
trlcl ~ shelby county, Tenn, on The nrt Nondfy
IN Apf.i. fcN and plead answer ~ dcnuf in roU
plaliiant's bill ~ fvticv 90 Che same uiii H.
iaken Tor cunic,~ci o. ~ him aud sct Tor be- r,,ir
"a partv, aud that aty ~ thls onirf b. published
onrc = wcek for four sirr,,ilye week, IN The Mem.
phls Apfcai. Thh 9Th day oi February, ISL
A ul,e eul'y-Aiicli = I, NclsONlii.
tlgrk aud Nattf.
MI n tsidwcli. spnV Cicrk AMI Nissirr.
H. A. Hclst,lf 10 be- tuia.iU SClSn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-06
n. n. a.

Don't waste time and money and undergo
needless torture with the knife when Ethio-
plan Pile Ointment will afford instant relief
aud certain cure In every case Of blind, bleed
ing. itching, internal and external piles.
Rangum Root Medicine Co., manufacturers,
Nashville. Tenn. 30 cents and 81 per bottle.
Sold at Holsters drug store, 2S3 Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-06
Stockholders Meeting.

rJ,rg Annual MEETING n Stockholders q ti.e
i thcsnpcakc. Ohm \ Southwestern liallrsad
Company, tor the Election 81 Dlrrctou and the
tfabsactlon ~ such other buslnc.s may coms b..
Ia the city 81 Memphis In the stale Of Tennessee.
On he Flint hIsis q Arl, 1883 Al II oelaak.
10 the frvnoon ~ that day The proposed is>ue "a
hnsneh Lands ol said company anil tie csccrtipn
Of munragc or deed ~ inisl 10 scrurc the isnss
will hc submitted a. the mc'ilnE if ~ ronadsri.
lion aud action therron ~ oricf " Tie frstisns
and Beard u pifcciuns LIZ vAIt-. eccfstzo.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-06
HEALTH is WEALTH

Dn X a. wpr'a NrHvE ANp nnAiS THrArarNr.
snlslsea Tlss. Serou' Scanisla' iIeaisehe' New.
Gus ltuafrniIon caufrd ~ the usc o alcohol or 10.
bacrn Nakclulnct, Mental DEPRESSION. Holtcning
~ the nralu RESULTING In Insanity and leading 70
misery decay aud death. Premature Old Arr. bar.
rrnnoss los of power IN either fcx. Involuntary
llsases and fpcrmaiurrhoa caused b, oycrcNcftlun
al the brain. nTlfabusn 81 OVUr-lndulrcnrc. Zach
i-nx contains one months treatment tinna h1x.
orslx baxes boz fspo scnt By mall prcpald on 70.
coipt ~ pFice Y -
We Guarantee Six Boxes
To curo any COZ with each order reviewed ny Ne
lof al hoxes accompanied with tDoo We will srni
the riir'hascr our Written guarantee ~ frfund the
money n the trufilneni dos not cfcct a cur.
Uuamntccs issued only BY John g West a Co,
powdy a Co. Druplsts Sole Agents Main street.
Ncmphi. TcnDf
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-06

THrnrs ons toioh.vash, the ladies' pride,
Beloved By bellies DER every wash h side
One denfilnce there IL suprcmely blcsi
A sHecfcr. better one than all the rcsi.
And YOU will Ind Ia every land the same
That eysodonfs its old familiar name
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-06
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue OF certain deed ~ trus, N me exc.
ID cuicd IS &. W. finland registered IN The ofiis,
of the iicI.istcr Of shelby county. Tennessee, la
trustee therein named viii Jr The purpose of pay.
Ing the unpaid indc telncas by that decd scrurfi.
iell ~ public auction 10 the highest bidder. iur
cash a Tho southwest coIner ~ haiu and Madison
ItuufH
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-06

Everything which belongs 10 pure, healthy
blood is impaired by Hoods Sarsaparila. A
trial will convince you of its merit
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-06
saturday. March 81. 1893.

al The hour 81 eleven O'Clock am, the following
Described rcai c.titr. situated In said county 81
shelby to-wit' A ccrtiln clrht acre trart ~ lamb
the ustca and bounds whereof ar,ens follows ~
wit. BEGINNING At the northeast corner 81 The In
tcnccii0n u Mclean AMI central ntcnucs, near
the city oi Gcmphls thence north ave 90 degrees
east seven and liuo chains. thuncc east eleven ls
ohnins thenrr aouih ssytn and 1910 chains 70 tho
north line of tCutral avenue. thence west eleven
and stiO) chains 10 the beginning. Aud also an
undivided onr.ElNth iniercsi ~ and o. ctrtaln
trn.arrr tnirt 81 land which aiioins tho aid eight
ncrs on the nnrtlf the metes ana bounds ~ which
alid ten acre tract nrc follow. a. Wit neginniuK
NJ The cot tide o The aid Mcican ave- IN the center
ofCau extended. hcirv east With The csutrr
of fnld tur avenue ten and stiO1 chaiua. theme
south nine and ftio chains thence wet eleven
chsius g. the cusi sifc ~ Mclean avenue thence
uurh eve dtpfrts ctst With the east Hue ~ Mclean
atcnus uluo rfd ti.Ia1 chains n the hcfinrina
said rrht rrrf trfci VIII b. tod fuhlCt ~ Martha
J. noynons claim ifr dover thcrin The ,guiig of
redemption Il waived. nnd the purvhascr VII have
m absolute title ~ ec single. The tito u b.
lic,cd IN b. good but shall vi nui convey only
rs trustee CALVIN rfhkiis, Tristcc.
Memphis Tenn February -. iSSS.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-06
J.E.MAST 6 BRO.
Successor tao. u hoist a moi
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
nAyr REMOVED TO
No. 33oi-2 Second ST.. Memphis

ssrA hlii and complete sl0rk oi Wool ami Nc
niiir Cs,,a and sIskNtS cloth Coxcnd Ossfsts and
burial nobcs el,taii Oh saad Onlen by telegraph
prlmptl, hled
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-06

DnoScmris Yields TO the magic OF Pe-ru-na.
So says MIS-. q G. Peek, IA Jachson stresi,
Milwaukee, Wis.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-06
MAPLE SPRINGS
Stock Farm,
SITUATED AT
ST. ELMO STATION. c. 4 0. RAILROAD.
@ Miles From Memphis
BLUEGRASS" No. 1874.
standard and Reristcred.

Sired by Rysdyks Hamhlctonian sire Of 40 trotte1
with records Of DO or better, aud sire OF 96 sous
that have each gotten one or more 80 performers;
first dam Kilt by Long Island Black Hawk; second
dam by Young Duroc. half brother To American
Eclipse; third dam BY Collins Messenger by I'M
ported Messenger.
BLUEGRASS Is i5lz hands high. seal brown, al
most black. with winecolorcd tanks and muzzlc.
two white heels heavy name and tail. long bodied.
heavy boned and very stylish. He is the sire Of
Grey Cloud, record 2;23z-triai 2i9l.. Of Beechcr.
sire Of one $50 performer, andof the dam Of Lady
Of Lyons, record 225h. He Is half brother to Dex-
ter. 2l7i<; Nettie. ais; Jay Gould. 22iH; George
wilkes, 222. and full brother to Mcnclaus, 22e.
BLUEGRASS Is the only son Of Rysdyk's Ham,
blctonian. whose services were ever offered to tho
people SOUTH OF KENTUCKY. and he will this
season be limited to ten outside mares Fee sou
cash, with usual privileges Of return
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-06

The above IA sold Wholesale and Retail, by II.
!. HESTER, the Druggist Mt Memphis. Tenn.
, 1888-06-12
The Mail Car Murder.

BANGOR, Me-, June 10.-Last night
just as the train was starting on the Ban
gor & Boston road the engineer was sig
nailed to stop, as jeremiah G. Sinclair,
the postal clerk, vas taken with a severe
tel in an omnibus, but he died on the way.
1t was then ascertained that his death re-
suited faom a wound in the breast, The
only persons known to have been with
Sinclair in the car are Postal Clerks Sell
Inns and Hayes, who were subsequently
arrested and confined in separate apart
ments. 1t is rumored that Hayes has
made a statement duplicating Sellins as
the one who perpetrated the deed.
BANGOR, Me-, June 1.-THE mystery
of the mail car murder" is gradually be-
ing cleared Up. Hayes is reported to
have said hat a sudden quarrel came up
between Sellins and Sinclair about hand
ling some mail at Waterville and both
men were exceedingly angry. Hard names
were called by each man and blows fol-
lowed. They were quarrelling in the
front of the sorting table, when suddenly
in a fit of ungovernable rage Sellins seized
a large knife which was used by the head
clerk in cutting Irvine, and made a plunge
at jerry Sinclair, burying it deep in the
side of his breast. Sinclair was uncon-
scious in a few moments. They took him
over to the mail bags and laid him down.
After the train started Sellins threw the
knife away and this afternoon it was
found. Hayes saw the stabbing plainly,
but it occurred SO quickly that he was
powerless to act.
, 1888-06-12
A FAIR SCHEMER.
Discovery of Extensive Snug
Cling by Customs Officers.
How Mrs. Rose Ludvigh Man
aged to Evade the Law.
The Alice Woodruff Forgery
Case Dismissed.
Evaded the Duty.

New YORK, June 1.-THE customs
agent and Collector Magone are exercised
over the alleged discovery of smuggling
on an extensive scale by Mrs. Rose Lud-
vigh, a fashionable dress maker of Four
teenth street, She makes. gowns for &C
tresses and many people of note, and her
patrons frequently have Paris made cos
tunes received through her. Last year
her brother, Maurice Desueldorf, who is
in business in Paris, visited her here and
the two returned to Europe in the fall,
the dressmaker with a large order from
her customers for Worth costumes. While
at the French capital she perfected a
clever scheme for evading the customs
duty on the dresses, most of which were
seized to-day by the collector agents.
When the costumes were prepared Mrs.
Ludvigh went to Miss Bessie Monteur of
this city, who was studying elocution in
London, and induced her to return home
as an actress with the Worth costumes
as her wardrobe and acting herself as
Miss Monteur's maid. In that way the
dresses were passed duty free on the usual
declarations. Many of the gowns are now
being worn, their owners being innocent
of the manner of their importation and
these have not and it is not likely they
will be seized. Miss Monteur has re-
turned to London to pursue her studies.
The entire importation was valued at
800, 600.
, 1888-06-12
Denied by Depew.

The Globe Democrat published the fol-
lowing this morning:
"Depew will not be a candidate. This
exceedingly important declaration is quoted
from a private letter Just received from
New York. The letter is addressed to a
gentleman who is one of the delegates at
large from the western states and who
will be a prominent figure In the con-
vention."
New YORK, June 1l.-Depew this
morning was shown the St. Louis dis
patch stating that a letter had been re-
ceived from a friend of his. stating that
Depew had withdrawn as a candidate.
Depew said that he has no friend in New
York who would or could have written
such-a letter, and indeed if such a letter
had been written it was unwarranted and
untrue.
CHICAGO, June 1l.-Congressman S.
V. White of Brooklyn was at the Grand
Pacific to night. He says ChaunceY M.
Depew's name will be presented to the
convention and on the first ballot will re-
ceive the full vote of New York.
, 1888-06-12
The D1ss De Barr Case.

New YORK, June 1.-THE Diss De
Barr conspiracy trial was continued to-
day. John b. Mccormick, journalist,
testified that Madam Diss De Barr in his
presence spoke of Mrs. Salmon as her
mother testified; that the madame was
not the daughter of Lola Mentez. Albert
Berstadt, the artist, testified hat in the
pretended production of a spirit picture
for him by the madame he detected Gen.
Diss De Barr in the act of substituting a
picture for a plain canvass in a frame
which he (Berstadt) held on his head.
The madame and the general afterward
substantially acknowledged their fraud by
saying they wished to 90 into some legiti-
mate business, and witness loaned them
$500 to do it with and tried to sell some
of their pictures.
Then the prosecution rested and coun-
sci for the defense asked for the discharge
of the accused. He wanted the court to
beware lest it prosecuted a woman who,
for all that man could know, might be
the medium through which the Infinite
Being made his manifestations. He
quoted the bible to sustain spiritualistic
theories. The court did not look at it
that way and allowed the case to go to the
, 1888-06-12
Bishop o'Dwyer's Letter.

DUBLIN, June bishop O'Dwyer
of Limerick has written another letter in
relation to the pope's rescript, in which
he vehemently reiterates the statements
in his letter to the mayor of Limerick in
regard to those who refuse to abide by
the terms of the rescript, and denounces
all those who refuse to obey the pope as
desperate men.
Bishop O'Dwyer hints that he will ex-
communicate the Pensioners of his do
cese who disobey the rescript. The SLAM
ders directed against himself, he says, are
malicious lies concocted by the leaders of
the agitation in order to prejudice his
spiritual authority. He says he has al
ways been a Nationalist, but does not &C
cept disobedience Of the pope as a test of
fealty to the cause.
, 1888-06-12
Stocks and Cattle Markets.

New YORK, June 1.-THE bearish
feeling prominent on Saturday became
pronounced this morning, and London be-
came a seller, which added to the prevail
ing dissatisfaction with the situation, the
result of the days operations being a ma
terial decline throughout the entire list,
with especial losses in grangers and Gould
stocks. The principal local cause of the
disturbance was the recent action of the
Iowa legislature, which seems to meet
with less favor as it becomes better under
stood.
Governments dull but heavy. Money
l@l4 per cent. Mining shares active.
Congratulated quiet. Lake, SIG. 60.
Petroleum opened weak at III. Ru-
mors of a new well and %liquidating sales
caused a decline OF 2f in the forenoon,
but denials of the rumors caused a rally
in the afternoon and the market closed
firm at lot. Consolidated exchange
opened 774, highest III, lowest 75t, clos
ing 76f. Stock exchange opened TIA,
highest tn, lowest rs, closing at 76.
Sales, 2,6l9, 900 barrels.
Following are closing prices of stocks
Pacific SIS, ll9; American Express,
LOG; Canada Pacific, 553; Canada
Southern, 47s; Central Pacific, 800; Bur.
%lington, ITO; Delaware, Lackawanna. 1874;
Denver & Rio Grande, Is; Erie, 233; Lake
Shore, 500; Louisville & Nashville. 524;
Michigan Central, 75t; Kansas & Texas,
15f; New York Central, 1914; Northern
Pacific, 224; preferred, 400; Northwest
ern, 1881; Oregon improvement, 573;
Navigation, SO; Transcontinental, 22B;
Pacific Mail. 80; Reading, 57a; Rock
Island, l04; Milwaukee 4 st. Paul,
SGT; Texas Pacific, 10; Union Pacific,
52B; United States Express, II; Fargo,
1874; Western Union, 75b.
CHICAGO, June II .-Cattle-Receipts
10000; market steady; superior to choice,
81. 009 20; Texas cattle, :. OO(94. IS;
stockers and feeders, 81. 5O@4.1 O.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; market steady;
natives, 81. 00(95.l5; stockers and feed
ers. 2.5093.75; Texans, 81. O0(93. IS;
Western, feeders, SO. 100 8. 80.
The DrOvers' Journal London cable
gram quotes moderate supplies of cattle;
prices one cent higher than last week, at
l3 cents per pound, estimated dead weight.
Wheat-Market lower. Cash 84s;
July S4s; August "a SIG.
Corn-Market easy. Cash 81, July
51s, August 52B.
, 1888-06-12
For Extra letter Carriers.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE postmas-
ter general to-day sent to congress a bill
for an appropriation for the free delivery
service for the next fiscal year of $I,02l,
200. This additional amount, the post
master general says, is necessary to carry
out the provisions of the act extending
the eight hour law to letter carriers. 1t
is estimated that it will be necessary to
employ 1000 moro carriers, an increase OF
rs per cent, to bring the hours of letter
carriers within the provision OF the law.
, 1888-06-12
A Natural Product of California.

1t is only found in Butte county, CALI
fornia, and in no other part'of the world.
We refer to the tree that produces the
healing and penetrating gum used In that
pleasant and effective cure for consump-
ton, asthma, bronchitis and coughs,
Santa Able, the king Of consumption,
guarantees and sells it for 81 a bottle, or
three for 81. so. BY the use OF California
Cat,R Cure all symptoms of catarrh arc
dispelled, and the diseased nasal passage
is speedily restored to a healthy condition.
5! a package. By mail $l.lO. Circulars
free. For sale by w. N. Hunt.