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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-03
STEAM BOATS.


ON MOTION ORDERED. THAT IN CON-
~ SEQUENCE of the Tax Books not being
ready for the Collector, notice IL hereby given
by this Board that the second round. as now
published 10y the Collector, will be the first and
only one he will make, and that the same
shall be published in the Palatka News and the
Palstka Herald.
On motto IL il further ordered. That In con-
sequence The late date of the reception of
the Tax Loo a. 10y the Tax Collector, that they
he kept open until the last day OF March, the
delinquent list advertised IN April, and Tax
sak.s to he mad. the first Monday In May.
by order OF the Board OF County Commits
sioners, in session this zith day of December.
A. ID. 1857. w. q. HARGROVE, Clerk.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-03
In the Circuit Court for the
Fifth Judicial Circuit, Put.
nam County, Florida.

William C. Bnddock Attachment
sum sworn
w. W. Grim. to Si37.27.
TINE DEFENDANT, w. w. GRIM. AND
i all other persons interested, are hereby noti-
fed OF the Institution OF the above
suit, and that certain real estate 81 the
defendant, TO wit: Block Four ~ OF Mason.
Putnam County. Fla, has been attached 20
satisfy plaintiffs demand, and that they and
each of them are required % appear and plead
to the declaration filed In said action, on or be-
fore the FIRST MONDAY IN FEBRUARY,
lsss, or said property will be sold 10 pay the
debt.
Dated November I, 1857.
WIN. c. BRADDOCk,
b. NJ MILLER. Attorney for Plaintiff.
nOI-lmTu
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-03
Removal,

Ingraham's Paint and Oil Store has
been removed to the Lyon Block, on st.
George street, south of the post office.
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ONE CENT a WORD.

ON f. GENT "A WOISD--
Hereafter all notices in this column gU De
charged for at ONE CENT A WORD for each
insertion. We make this rate to induce ddUer-
tiseTs 10 pdtronize this department the best
method ~ local advertising tS No ddrertise-
BeItts Of less than Is cents receired
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-03

Be sure and go to Sabin, Abbott &
Co s for anything in the line Of Cloth
ing, Fine Mems Suits, Boys Suits, Over
coats. They have thu largest assortment
and lowest prices. de23-tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-03

Sabin, Abbott & Co. will make a
special sale this week, commencing jan
uary 2, of Ladies' Jackets. Dolmans,
Newmarkets and Wraps. This is a grand
chance to buy some good garments very
cheap. ja1-tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-03
VISITORS!

Go to Central Wharf for the Best
Oysters! Stews, Fries. and on Half Shell.
Fresh from Savannah. j. G. Toshach.
DELFT
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-03

Ladies' Jackets, Dolmans, New Market
Jerseys, also Children's ClOaks. any size
you want, cheap, at Sabin, Abbott &
Co.'S de23-tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-03
Notice Of Bids.

CEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
= me at City Council Room (Firemen's Hall.
until next meeting of Council, Monday. JAN
uary 2. 1888, for the rebuilding of the old City
Market on the Plaza Plans and specifica-
tons can be seen at my ONCE.
VIM. MOODY, City Clerk.
December q, 1857. des3-tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-03

Fine assortment of Jet Trimmings just
opened at Sabin, Abbott a. Co.'S. Latest
styles and lowest prices i'm the city.
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-03

New lot Christmas Goods just received
at Sabin, Abbott & Co. S. Go and see
them de23-tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-03
St. JOHNS AND HALIFAX
tThe WhiooJ
RAILlIOAD.
TINE TABLE, NO. Q.
To Tale Eject THURSDAY. December .. iss.
,Daiy. RECEIPT sundayJ
NORTH.

North and West.
SPECIAL induoeasnss 20 inoigrants and ex-
TSrouSk rafaD Of frsight givsa 70 al points
Ga ~ Est CunGe. snd g toW - b. any other
d. J. WulIA AARUCDn
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-03
ST. JOHNS AND LAKE EUsTIs DIVISION
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.

Sunday 0niy.-Train leaves Leesburg nj 2:10
p m /: arrives Lane Park NJ 80 y m; leaves
Lane Park mt lilo "A IN; arrives ut Leesburs
ly..pD ID m.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-03
Shad! Shad I!

Toshach is now receiving daily a full
supply of Fresh Shad. Telephone Cal
No. 80. Send your orders. de1Q-tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-03
SUNDAY TRAINS.

At I'alatka connects with the Florida south
ern Hallway, JackSonA lille, Tampa and Key
West Railway, and st Johns and Halifax
Railroad and NJ. Johns River steamers 90 and
from all points in South Florida,
Connects AT Tocoi with ~, Johns River
steamers 10 points in South Florida.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-03
Mr.. w. COyerdale,

LATE PRECENTOR OF BEVERLY MIN
srER, England, Is now prepared 10 give lessons
la both Vocal and Instrumental Music. WIN
also tune and repair all kinds OF Musical In
struments. Forty years experience.
y. %. Address, Meanwhile. F1a.
de3-3moeod&w
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-03

Highest temperature, 20; lowest, 30; for the
PAST twenty -four hours.
The amount OF rainfall In given In inches
and hundiredths II. GRIFFITH,
saAH. Hospital steward.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-03

A complete Stock of Wood and Metallic
Cases and Baskets; also Burial Robes, etc, con-
stantly on hand
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-03
Five Hundred Dollars worth of Goods to
be given away Free.

Commencing Thursday January 5, Sa-
bin Abbott & Co., will give away to their
customers five hundred dollars worth of
goods. Look out for full particulars.
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-09

own benefit, while home products were to
be taxed for the benefit OF the home man
ufacturers. lie described this as an unholy
and inlqultous system OF taxation upon the
many for the benefit OF the few. How, he
asked, did the Senate substitute divide the
reduction Of duties us between the govern
ment and the people on the one side and the
favored classes ON the other? 1t took oil
the tax on tobacco $4,000 900 and
the tax on alcohol used in the arts
S1NO,O 600 and reduced the duty ON
sugar, nearly all OF which taxes amounting
TO 500, OOO, 000) were pure revenue. HeChar-
acterized as sheer nonsense, or worse, tho
assumption that high tariff meant high
wages. II il were so the operation OF
the law would be the same cv, rywhorC,
while the fact was that wages differed in
every state in the Union, aud in different
parts of the same state. As 10 the claim
that manufacturers furnish home market
for the farmer, he instancCd as a rcluta-
ton Of that claim, that nowhere in the
United States was the decay OF agriculture
more noticeable and lamcntablC than in
New England, where manufactures most
abound. The effect Of protection was to
convert an independent yCumanry into de-
cotton product Of the south was 100000
bales, Of which 5,OOO,OOD were surplus.
What was to be done with that
surplus, and with the surplus Of
wheat, corn and meat, ii il could not
be disposed Of in foreign markets? Ii the
American producers were confined TO the
home market, they would have 20 do what
the American manufacturers did when
they found themselves in the presence Of
an ovcrs,ockcl market; shut down their
works and turn the blessed American
laborcr into the streets TO beg bread Tor
himself and children. The House bill he
said was framed not only TO relieve the
treasury, but TO relieve the people, while
the Senate bill was framed 50 rs to relieve
the treasury and to increase the burdens
OF the people, and, after all that can Ice
said, that is the difference between the
two bills.
Mr.. lliscock obtained the floor and
after an executive session, the senate al.
iourned
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-09
BATTING a RACE HORSE.
The Surprise Veterinarian Gave His
Diunor Guests.


Dinner Guests.
PuuNpErrWN. Pa, oct. S.-Onc day
last week Dr. Rush ). lluidkcpcr, chief
OF the veterinary school OF the University
of Pennsylvania, and prominent figure
in Philadelphia society gave e dinner to a
number OF friends at the Philadelphia
club, For the past thirteen years DR.,
lluilkcpcr has owned q famous gray marc
hunter and s,ceplcchasvr named Pandora.
At the dinner last week one OF the prin-
cipal dishes ON the menu card Was "lllct
Ia Pandora" Tho guests suppo ell
that the dish was named in honor of the
old Nccpicchlscr whom they had seen
take many ditch and many fence, and
como up the winner OF many an cNcitin,
race. After the diet had been eaten and
pronounced very tuoth,ome 10y the guests,
Dr. lluidrkupcr remarked that ho was
glad oi his guests apl recitation for his
uvorilC horse, Tor" hc said, "Nuu have
Just eaten her The guests looked at
each other In ama1ymouL uul after short
interval oi silence there WIS q roar OF
laughter Them in an instant a,l seemed
e. remember Pandora rs they had seen her
at the last meet, and then, in rcycrrn,wl
silence, the company rose 10 their feet,
lifted their glasses to their lips uuj -ippcd
H. solemn silence To the memory ol the
gay mare they had just dcvourcd.
Pandora WAS shot, She Nus twenty Yeas
old and ON account ol lnrncss in her lore
feet she had become burden to herself
Il WIS up, ON account of her old ogr that
she was doomed tp death, Ia, hccau. her
front feet wrr' 81 sore that she could no
longer take fences aud stone walls. Aside
from her lamuUrs, she was az risky us
most horses at halt her age. Dr. iiuidc-
keeper in speaking oi the dinner nt which
Pandora WIS dryourcl, said Give years
ago one ol the biggest restaurants In lirr.
lin was sold out aud the bills lur beet fur
nishcd were al presented 10y horse dealers.
Al horse meat Is as good us beef. IL Is %
pity that horse meat is not eaten ia this
country. The horse would not have to be-
worn out anil sold lo huckslcw at so mud
SO, where they would bring good prices
for meat The people In this city cat beef
great deal more unit Tor ioul than cool
horse meat There are l2h.OOl human
deaths in thi, country every year from
Tuberculosis anl nearly onr-hali ul them
are the direct result ol eating diseased
beef %
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-09
OXFORD. MISS.

A Good Judge-Chalmers on tho stump
Tho Memphis q Atlantic Railroad.
spccal Dispatch io The Appeal
OXFORD, Miss, Oct S-Our circuit
court convened here today with Judge
Rogers on the bench, but owing to illness
in his family ho was forced 20 adjourn
court until January. Ills charge To- the
grand jury was exhaustive aud complete.
our citizens feel that they have judge
who Will not be reversed 10y the supreme
court in every important ease anu one
who will cullail the expenses ol our court,
lead our county out OF the wilderness Of
debt aud place county warrants at par.
General Chalmers opened lis campaign
here today. lie was mo e conservative IA
his speech than usual.
A serious shooting and cutting aiIfay
occurred at Dallas. Ia this county. on
Saturday last, in which two men named
Daniels and Latham were seriously cut
and another named Harrison shot. Dan
icls' condition Is reported dangerous.
The surveyor OF the Memphis d At
lantiC road have reached this place.
Continued Prccsatiou, az JacAsou.
Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
JACEsoS, Miss, Oct. S.-Thc following
was issued today.
JACKSON, Mis1., oct. :, issS
As many Of our citizens are anxious Ia
return to their homes, We desire to say 10
them that, in our opinion, Il Is not yet saio
to do No. There are four yellow fever pa.
iicnts still confined to their rooms, one Of
them being near the depot Of the Illinois
Central railroad, in consequence Of which
the work Of disiniccton is not yet COM
ploted. Were this merely local matter,
We might yield TO the pressure, but having
| la view thu welfare Of the entire state, We
feel constrained to continue the quarantine
restriction for few days longer Public
notice will bc given when II Is deemed
prudent 10 remove the restrictions.
VIM JOHNSTON,
J. y. HUNrER,
Members Of tie Executive Committee oi
the State Board Of Health.
This II very generally concurrcd In by
physicians aud members Of the Howard
association aud citizen generally.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-09
Killed q xauaoo.

INV ORLEANs, la, Oct s.-A special
dispatch 10 the PiolWm, from Aberdeen,
Miss. says Yesterday morning shcp
Anderson, a colorcd butcher, met solomon
Copclcy, negro farmer, In front Of the
Methodist church. Anderson accused
Corelcy Of planting conjufing bottles and
yondoi roots around his house. Copcley
denied thr charge, calling Anderson liar.
Anderson drew revolver and fred, kill
inc Copclcy instantly. The murderer sur.
rendered. The negroes claim that Anlur.
son lid night. ~ CopClcy was regarded by
them ~ q professional conjurcr.
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TuE SENATE
Opening OF the Debate on the rnrin BiIi
Allison and Vance.

Oct. s.-Thc House Join,
resolution for an inquiry by committee
Of three senators and three representa-
iiycs into the contracts and the work on
the Washington aqucduci tunnel was
\ taken up. explained and advocated 10y Mr.
Hale. and passed.
Tho House bill to restore certain money
10 the fund for the erection Of n public
building In Detroit was reported aud
passed.
Mr.. Blair offered a resolution, which
was laid over until tomorrow. calling on
the President for information M 10 the
trial lior ircason,, conviction and exccu.
ton ON the 10th Of November, 1855, Of
Louis David Ricl. Who claimed 10 have
been n naiunlilcd citizen Of the United
States, aud whether the proccedinzin the
case were according 10 due process Of law,
including the presentation Of the fact Ol
Ricl's citizenship and defense Of insanity.
The senate NJ 1910 proceeded 10 the
consideration Of the tariff bill, the reading
In fall being dispensed with and the Sen.
ate substitute being Ordered lobc first con-
Edorcd,
Mr.. Harris asked Mr.. Allison, In charge
Of the bill, 90 fix q time NJ which general
debate on the bill should close.
Mr.. Allison said Il was impossible 20 say
when senators would resign their right oi
speaking ON the bill. II WIS very Inn.
porlant subject, taxing in every interest
and every Industry of the country. II
seemed to him that be ought not 20 take
any responsibility respecting H. lie con
CURED with the senator In desire that
the bill should be proceeded With rs rapid
" ~ possible.
Mr. Harris remarked that there was MOI
n senator Who had not we'll defined ant
fixed opinions ~ 90 the principle tina
would control bis ,otc In regard 20 ever
phase and feature 81 the bill. lie though
u more important 10 the country that th'
Senate have action upon the bill than hay'
an extended debate upon Ne general prin
ciplrs. II the senator from Iowa wOul'
agree hc lllarrisj would ask unanimou
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-09
J.L. IyaId, OF ~. IouI..

~. Joris, Mo-. Oct. S-Quiic a scnsa'
ton was created on change this morning
by the announcement that Jake Ewald,
one Of the best known operation, on the
door. had been caught In III, wheat
squeeze and was financially embarrassed.
Mr.. EWald had been q heading bull on
wheat until he thought Il hal reached
the maximum price, when hc sold heavily
and the result b. serious embarrassment
II i claimed that Mr. Evald will come
out all right. uring temporarily unable 10
rraliKr lumufs are riir III other H'rious
pmlnfrtssmyniH uu the iluIr
Tho temporary financial embarrassment
oi Jake i.Wald. the we'll known bunrl ri
trade man. does MT 40 81 the firm NJ Faith,
Ewild & Co., but h confined io Mt lWH.d
t.Ufsbuully
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Tue traders nanL TaiIurc.

Cmc,Do. H., oct s. Harvey Viola,
who had q dcpo,itoi s3I,OOOi IN the Tmdcra'
bank when II failed icw days ago, APP
piled la cour, today ioran order Tor an i'm
mediate examination into the nllhir II
the bank. lie claims that the funds de-.
pusitcd by hiuisrll and othcr, wec fraud.
ulcntly converted aud mi,apprupriatcd 10y
the officers ui the bank Ia their own private
uses. Tho court directed VOLTS attorney
Ia prepare an order aud submit II later In
tile day.
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BaAzIL's TARIFF.
Concessions Made Whore Concessions
Arc Given.

Concessions Made whore Concessions
Arc Given
NEw YoGK, DC. s.-A Rio Jancro
special 10 the Herald says The revenue
bill has at las, come on for discussion In
the chamber Of deputies. Among the new
clauses added by the committee TO the
bill, the only important ones are the
authorization boy the government 20 mod
iiy the tariff In accordance with any com
mcrcial treaty negotiated with tho United
States, aud conccling iayou 10 the inn
portcn Of Brazilian sugar aud other agfi.
cultural products Of Brazil; aud the author
izaiion TO raise the import duties on for.
cign manufactures similar 90 those manu-.
featured Ia Brazil, sufficiently b. compyn.
safe the Brazilian producers for tho rcduc.
ton In the currency value 81 the imported
goods due 10 the lcssyncd premium u gold
since the present tarin WIS drawn up. The
principle articles affected by this clause arr
heavy coli0ns. coarsc wooden aud iurni.
turc, protected by duties Of ~ a. - per
cont, and ~ about the time referred TO-
gold was quoted NJ liD aud IL now only
lO2. aud i expected 10 BE- NJ par before the
end Of the year, the minister 81 finance
may, In the exercise u power given 10
him, seriously augment the present high
tnNca upon thu=e articles.
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Those Tro.sIe-om. coupon.

HARRsoSnuRo Va. Oc:, Sin April
lac, executions were issucl upon indg-
mcnis against about eighty persons In this
county who offered Virginia coupons In
payment Of State taxes. Theses coupons
wcrc purchased Of James y Copper agent
los the foreign bondbolden VI London,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-09

sr. Joris, Mo, Oct S.-lhcfc was
sensational scene In front Of the COURT
house about noon today, judge lnbke' OF
the circuit court, being roticn-csscd by q
well known business man named llchty
Wicgl. The Judge had rendered de-
cision against Wicgcl ia q money matter
In his court. Wicgcl wis promptly ar
t.at.I
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-09

special dispatch "a The Appvah
W,utNaroS, oct. S-Thc following
postmaslcrs wcr appointed today
Arkansas-C. y. Bojc, o'kcan, Ran
dolph county. -.
Tennessee s. Burch, Burcm's Store
Hawkins county, James I. lauderbaeh,
Persia, Hawkins county.
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A. accldsn, on the Baid Knob Road.

Special Ulfinith " lhN APF'h
NgwroRr. Ark, Oct s-A fatal acct.
dent occurred las, night on the Bald Knob
branch Of the Iron Mountain railroad, 70.
sul,ing In the killing Of Albert Fuller. the
fireman. The particulars Of the accident
are hard 10 obtain. but Il is believed that
nobody clsc Wa hurt. Fuller, or Mills ~
nc l. sometimes called, was native oi
Newport, and young man VI excellent
QUali.ul
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who was to be responsible for all damages.
Cooper rendered the coupons in june last
in payment Of these executions and costs,
The sheriff refused the tender and the
State has again instituted suit against the
same parties in our circuit Gu hire, The
same tender will again be nude 10y Cooper
should judgment TO rendered against
thOsn nnrLiNs.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-09
A SWARM OF cELEsrIALs.
steamers with Chinese on Board at tho
Golden Gate.

FH,vcsco, Cal. oct s-Tho Pacific
mail steamship Bclgic, whic arrived from
Hong Kong and Yokohomu Yesterday las
10 Chinese on board Including two
women and children. Al the Cinnamon
with Tie exception Ut fifteen whose dcstina-
ton h Panama, have cusiom.houso return
certificates. The Canadian steamer, Duke
Of Westminster. which also arrived yes
trriay. hiring, 30 Chinese, The number
Of Cclcsiials brought 10y the llclgicis much
smaller than would have been brought
here ON that vessel had thop not been
considerable talk Ia China before Il left
abiu, the probability q Chinese passcn-
grn not being abo 10 land when they
Tuarhcd here. Officers on the steamer say
that some such law ~ the exclusion act
has been expected In China aud this an.
ticipation exercised a deterrent influence
| la iIong Kong ON the exodus Of Chinese.
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AZ Iefoae I.srL,

JERoME PAHK, n. u, Oct s.-The
weather today was delightful and notwith.
standing Saturdays rain, with the OK.
copiion oi about iurlong on the stretch,
the track was good one.
Fint Racc-Fouriccn hundred yards.
Starters Britannia, Sam Harper IT,, han
ner Bearer, fordhaun, Calera, Oardey,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-09
BusINEsl FAILURES.


MiNNEArotIs, MIyN., oct s-rrsy
Wheeler y Co.. grain and stock commits.
sion mon, suspended this morning They
claim a. have 10000 due them Ia mar
gins which they cannot collect, causing
them la suHppuh
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-09
TAYLOR IN nARDEMAa
Tho Governor Enthusiastically Received
II. Ma'tos Fine Impression.

II. Aagcs "a Fine Impression.
gr,ia Dispatch tY lUu AUiH1l
Bpliy,u. Tom, oct H. Gov. Taylor
received ihc sflnlrgt ovation today ever
awarded any man la llardcman county.
4 procession oi jJD mounted men, lul by
two brass bands. escorted the Governor
over ihc town AMI crowd IT over 900
people listened Ia his winning olUgu'ncc
anil .plii Argument Scores Oi Republicans
and rfDhibitunisis expressed their deter
minltiu1 ~ support him, and linficunn
county will roll mp nn increased Demo
cratic majority Ia November
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nr,tcrlln. :, Inlinnmrr.

At Boston indianapolis s. Boston q.
At New York New York ., ritshnrg ..
At Brooklyn-Ciu,cAnd ., Brooklyn T.
At st. Louis IT, Louis {, Kansas CITY ..
At Washington Washington q, Chi.
rlul N.
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w,,II,N.,s. %. rrIedf

Special Dispatch ~ Tho Appeal
J,cEsov, Tenn, Oct s.-The celebrated
$50. 90 SANDER suit camo up Ia the circuit
court today Il was continued again till
next term VI cOuiL
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TIC Nrn NnrL star.

Nrw NoRG. Oct. s. The sheriff seized
the property Of the New York Sbr upon
attachments secured by George 4. Ter.
kins. paper dealer. IN suit fDr $4,000.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-09

Austricnuc, Mary Y. Banner Bearer won
in El&l, Fordhum second, Britannia third.
Second Race leland thrcc-sixtccnths
Starters: Fircnli, kuloooh. Fircnai won.
Third Race rhrcc-quarcrs Of mile.
Starters; Fresno Dmblc, Champagne
Charlie, Holiday Cyclone, colt; Phiundcr.
niablc won in l:lSn Fresno second, Cy-
clone, colt, third.
Fourth Race Mile and onc.siNtocnth.
Starters Favor Badge Joseph. Badge
Won in 1881 Favor second.
Fifth Race Ono milo, Starters. Bessie
June, k0loolHh, King Crab, Question.
kaloolah won in llSh King Crab see
oui, Question third.
Sixth Rocc Milo and onc-siN,ccnth.
Starters Wyuwood, Lucy II, My own,
lluntross Lakewood. lluutrcss won in
Eolh Wynwood second, My own third.
TtDA\'. Ir\.Iutrg