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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-28

Samries. We bought q manafaceofy
lot OF amplss comprising $500 garments
In ladies and misses muslin underwear.
Aprons, c,ps. bonnsts. ehilcs dresses,
infants siiys. earset c1vsss, etc., q Doc
on the dollar on sale this week. Cieary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-28

Our store being % well light
ed an inspection Of the goods can
Be had 1t al times.
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KID AND RABRlc
GLOVES.

The kid glove department ollsru
attractive gloves. for our colors ase
the newest. and these really good
kid gloves are lower than ever In
price. Investigate . little q %
these kid glove statements.
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REID Is R1LBASID.

cHIKy yrsTfcR JONES bHcfDEs HIS COM
MIrNExT Is fLLnoAL-CAKLErOxs
CASE STILL en-.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-28

Our new spring carpets are veil
worth your attention. New stylss
and colorings AMI lower prices Thea
ever offered. Tapestry brussels e
&c per yard. body brussels. insrains.
cottage. hall and stair carpets, mat
ting. rugs and oil cloths Of every
kind. In lace curtains We offer sps-
cial inducements In prices from q.
u % and sl.5o up to $50 per pair.
Curtain lscss and Madras BY BY the
yard Curtain scr!ms ct &c to Isle
per yard. Curtain poles and trim
mings at low prices. Window
shades with spring roller, for 80
each.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-28

Philip Bits. Of Walia WsIla. Will ell
his iases sock suf treeo tins fall ~
V1oieoaia.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-28

CHEAPEST LOTS
01ATTIsn.
HALEY ( WnI6nT'S Addition.
How to BuyLots.
eo..to the Different dealers
Get their quotations,
Then come to us,
And " ~ Do not siss yes
More Real Value
yoa TOUR AoxEy.
We will give yOualOt
Or
me Flass, sslsessl ersesdss
In the Great Northwest.
The Great Railways,
Steam and Sail Vessels,
And Street Car Lines
MAKE THEIR TERMINUS AT
012 Front street,
sHND FOR PnICE LET OF
ogocovlOo. Providence Glass
and Garden Seeds.
Yeaenh~ne -. re, Oox 90.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-28
Boys and Children'S
DEPARTMENT.

DEPARTMENT.
Second nesr, take Elevator
In this department We propose
TO be far in advance Of anything
on this coast, for there are many
little oner here and We want to
clothe them all Boys suits
from $3.50 to Sic, being coat,
pants and vest-long pants.
Children's suits from $40 to e2.75
in al shades and styles. Odd
pants $3.50 TO 75c, ind q fiue as
sortment Of little sailor suits.
5-GRBAT LEADERS-S
LIST. Mems silk and satin ties,
Csc, 5 for 81.
I'd. Boys polka dot wamas l5c.
Sd. Mems silk surpenders, pot
end, Soc.
4th. Mems silk string ties Csc.
5th. Mems balbriggsn UNDER
wear, full regular and eli sizes,
suit %.
We have just opened the larg-
est invoice Of neckwear ever
opened on the coast ia decided
novelties. Stop and look them
ove; there are new shades in
dudes ticks, strings and cuffs.
Mems white linen ties Zoe per
dozen.
Agents for E. q W. collars
and cuffs.
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Iruatno Sale.

DY VIRTUE on A pEED OI Trust TO ME-
ID ercruirli on tho "a dag II OCtDicf issa by
Wiley johnson aud wits. Allce johnson. io sccuru
y. n flelds - tho payment " one romi.,ofy mote
Tor one huudrd ftl0ol dnllnr ui even date there
With. aud falling due and payable one war ihene.
after and aid note With lntrnet being nov past
die aud unpaid Nov, Therefore. a. trustee. aud
by ylftur 81 Che power vested IN mo such, Will
Oh The ai.t day of MAJ, tssH, within lcyai hours.
ln ifunt of the conn h0use dopf ~ shelby cuunty.
trll Ia the highest aud best bidder for cash, the
following dosrlei lot On Jafcel Of Land lying and
iialnF situated In the Sixth cvl district 81 shelby
county and bounded as follows, towlt nylng a
taft N The n. g. Porter tfaot beginning Al stake
On ne north line ~ the Oooflcit and ffanh lrart
aud uhsfe SID Asr intcrsccis The east side NJ the
mad leading frum Wells station ~ The Macon road
theme casi with sali Goodlcti and Franks tract
north line ~ chains and ~ links 10 a fcd oak
marked 90. r. r. thence north chains " a
stake thence vest a. chalus and "a LINKS ~ stake
on the casi sida of the uad leading from wells sta
lion a. the Macon rad. thence With aid road "a
the beginning containing ten tlU arfcs moru Ol
les. The firht Of homestead and dover iseHIfvss
Ia Waived And tho title 4 believed 10 ~ GpA but
fall and convoy a. trustee ouly ADD lof the pur
JOHN q MOSS Trustee
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Exooutor's salo Of Real Estate.

rIND clos up the estate ~ !. A. Nil-ln dcccascd,
i twiil 90 Thursday, Iuae -. tsss, D..
twren n aud ~ o'clock, NJ The louth west gunner ~
Madla1a aud Main stfects. Ia Mcinphis, pupcrcd W
foli 10 tho highest bidder the following nal estate
lot ~. Wllioughby Williams subdivision, con
taiulua 100 afros. south halt nf lot d. Hauic
suhslivlflun. containing " too acrrs.
This property IA situated on the east tlfc ~ "a
Ii0sa fiIuet, between the city and the sitiY i've
acres s1ld Last year by Mr. Napoleon " ll io The
Kansas CITY Investor iof tlf9 pef aCfc, u l. nlsn
IarOb N Williamson. Tor which ttUo pr arr Nai
rrtcutly rcfuard n u well Situated iuf fulril
ykion. within tup fquafrs ~ the ffuspcct Park
tNn aiftft railroads.
Terms ~ Haic-O one third cash. baiancc In one
and two Year,. tfau ~ the propsfiy and iniofma
flun 81 b. title ~ scen ~ the once Of Hunsdor
Cafy, No 10 Madisun street
Ma =. is.A J. ,. WILSON. Executor
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arArE.s TERRIBLE BLOW"
1as IL Found Guilty and Fined $50 and
Costs.

a,e IL Found Guilty and Fined $50 and
Costs.
The case OF the State against Geo. Tate the
East End Dummy line car conductor, for as
sault and battery on the aged negro woman,
Mary Phillips, while passenger on his car
last Wednesday evening, was tried before
Justice Gutenberg yesterday afternoon.
The case was set for o'clock and was not
finished until near o'clock. The victim Of
Tate's wrath, decrcpit old colored woman
passed three score years, limped into court,
assisted by her husband. When the cheap
veil was lifted from her wrinkled face, there
was TO be seen on her forehead three pieces
OF sticking plaster. Two strips covered the
long cash on her forehead between the eyes,
and another that Of n wound an inch or two
higher on the forehead.
The old woman took the stand. but spoke
in such feeble voice II was with difficulty
she could be understood. She stated that
she had endeavored 20 flag the train, and
that IL went by, but backed for her 10 get on.
She was going out near the race track TO sec a
friend She got on the car, and Tate began
20 curse and abuse her for the trouble She
had nut the train men 90. She innocently
REPLIED, go away, child, Use old enough TO
be your mother" when Tate slapped her in
the mouth. He followed up this blow with
several others, and struck her with some
heavy blunt instrument that knocked her
hack in her seat She was almost knocked
scnscloss. and blcd profusely. She went on
out To the end OF the track, and came back
ON the same car.
DR.. Nixon, who had been called TO see the
woman, said that the wound was a severe
one but might have been inflicted with the
fist.
Tate said that the woman began 10 abuse
and rcproach him for not stopping the car;
told her that she had not tagged H. she in
sisted that she had, and he he denied, where
upon she told him that she was not like his
mother, tagging every man she saw, and
that lac struck her, but only with his fist.
= Ills counsel, Judge Douglass, plead guilty
lar,hi14 un1ies the small ofiense law. T. T..
Cosscils. for the State, insisted that II was
an aggravated assault, and did not
come within the puryicw of the small Of
fcnse statute. The court paid no attention
10 the plea entered by Judge Douglass, and
6ned the prisoner 80 and costs.
At the request Of the counsel for the de-
fense the enforcement Of the sentence was
held In allegiance until Monday morning
Judge Douglass stating that by that time lac
thought the matter could be adjusted other
wise. How Is the sentence Of the court "a
be adjusted other than by appeal TO higher
court?
Morfuary Report
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HEALTH n WEALTH - Dr. ueaaregzrds
Tonic aud Nsreins. the oreat
Irsueh Nueelfa.

NERVOUS DEBILITY In ail ~ stages mental
IN and physical Depression. Vcrmstouhca. ny
rochoudna atsfiity, neuralgia hyHiefia. inoaIactU
iof study OF business paralysis, impotonce. epilep
sy 10 u memory, soiicning ~ The brain. and AZ
cured In either so By the ~ OF his unetccilel
pfrpantlon. II IL mattef 81 supfeme impOrAnos
T. i.a appropriate treatment TOT the cure o. inc
and Nrrglus after many year, trial IN bufUpe, has
pfuyed iulalibie n taken acortiisg " dirrciiqnA
which are anlK rcd W each bottle one bon equal 70
ITioo, ai.ooa bon. or rix boxes for $500 nent
by mall prepaid on frccipt 81 priv. We gnafaniee
flr bofes " cure any oass Win cash orlef ~
eeitcd BIZ us for an boxes We will send our ufiiten
suarsntee " retnfn the money n treatment dos
hot eject . cure A. Hcnksu A Co, Druurisu, sole
srenu Tor United ttatca. ~ and ns Aain street
Armphla lem
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CHANCERY SALE
-OF--
REAL ESTATE.

Chanccry Oouu ~ Nashville TENT. 7. IllllmAn
Il al ~ Mr. n. A. llillman e al
~ virtue ~ an initrucutnrY dogfce iof salr, en-
iefrsl IN the ah1yu cause on the th day ~ April,
SsA fM a. - y. ilAl will, az sfecisl commission.
e. sell nt public suction. ~ the highest hddcf In
stuct rntraucc ~ the court house OF shelby county,
Memphis Tenn. on
saturday. june Q, fsss,
within icrsi h0urs the following described proper.
~. slinsis,i In the city Of Memphis shelby county.
Tenn, tpWlt
lots hiiccn 0S and seventeen fi7, IN bl0ck mum.
icf iuurtcen 40. lying ~ the northeast corner oi
Ilndcn aud clinton ttrrcta aud fronting inO feet on
Linden siftrt aud 10 icct on Clinton suyct
I vii al aid lots separately, aud then ~ the
same tine sud place soil the two o. Q whole aud
will strife the Namc on under whichever ~ thu
two salcs hat rcallscs the greatest prise iof tho
l0is
Terms " Haie-Oneio fourth cash. halanos on q
rrsiit ~ fln. twelve and eighteen mouths. notc
bearing Interest with seeurty requircd, lien 10
tnined This 9th day u May. in,..
IUitN uNIuION lIl, Nprrial Commissioner.
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TrgIrYp STATES TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
oricc Marine Hospital sgrvice Custom hou.e.
celyoi nj this ofnco until noon of June 4 lssN 70
furnish aulaistsncc and other rupples Including
"a water aud telephone service iof The uan OF the
the ns~al wear ending Juno ~ ia<o. AIheduls- and
nifthsf Information may be Obtained upon appll.
cation lo The undersigned. TIE right 4 reserved
10 valve infomslities, and 70 meet .ni aud all
r. A tufroou IA etsrre
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CIR up clubs for TIE WEEKLY APPEAL
md secure one Of the cash prizes. See list
published.
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-, Auess.u sale,

Fon screen doors and Windows 70 TO
snecd Bros, 2O7 Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-27

Box the bonds Of the Idlewild Land
company.
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DISSOLUTION.

The hrin Of IIArsh a Long was Dissolved BY mn.
tt,si cotssnt May ". tsss, GcouEu n iianh with.
drawing I'd that date. q A. Long will cputinue
The bualne.s. assume all liabilities and COLLECT all
deiis 0EO. II. HARSH.
u A LONG.
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How TO keep cool all summcr-eat II.
Bsnsieok's Ice eresm. % Beale street.
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Jewelry Auestss sale.
Nuliord rcmodcls store and will auction
,ntire stock this week.
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements In this column win be charged al
utc Of 1sc for two lines one insertion; two fnser
tons &c: one week. Sc
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Mortuary Report
For the week ending Saturday, May % lsSs,
at 6oelock pm:
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sxEED BRos., 2o7 Main street, manuiac-
Iure screen wire doors and windows 10
order. They keep constantly on hand
builders hardware Of all descriptions
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Tnr trains Of the Kansas City road will
Jun 10 jackson Mound park Sunday
evening, leaving foot Of Court street every
thirty minutes, making all stops at street
crossings. Round trip rate, IS cents.
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d r. d. S. 10 II N SO MS
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
No. $50 Main Street,
MEMPHIS. TENNE5SEis.
u1tabllshed IN iseal

NJ bNlBltlS. ISN ~ HISS ~ fb'
Established In issol
np JoHNaoN h acEnovicigcd ~ an parties IN
Id tsrc1ted a. BY far the most uicccsiul phytf
eisn In the Treatment OF private o. sccrot dl.oaseA
Quick permanent ours guaranteed m cyerJ casa
male or female. Krccnt oasca OF GonoThea aud
syphilis cured In few days without the use 81
siercury, change Of diet. or hlninAncc irom bus.
esird without The az OF mercury. involuntary
los 81 semen stopped IN tbor time bunefeu
tom npotency or losa Of sexual poseu festnfedt 70
ffcc vlrof IN a fcW weeks victims ~ fiiebuss
md excessive yenrry suffering IRON npcfmatorfhea
and los. 81 physical aud mental power, slsectily
and permanently cured Particular attention pail
PILES ani old sores cured Without The use ~ oainto
or The knife All copsultaiions strictly connden.
tlAl. Medicines sent ~ etprs 70 All paris OF mo
county.
ss-workinrrnsn cured At half The usual rai.<
Off,oo hounI from 3 oclock am. ~ o'clock ?. N
u. b JOHNSON. ND.
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Distribution by wards-First, g. Second
f.sTlird, !; Fourth, 1; Fifth, 5; Sixth, .
seventh. y Eighth, 2; Ninth, 3 Tenth, 2
CITY Hospital, g. still born, 0. Whita !
Colored, ~. Total, 81.
II. A. WILLIAMSON, MD, sec'y.
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AUCTIoNi AuCTIoNi
Underwriters Sale.
Stock From the Fire AT
MAYS EMPORIUM.

Commencing Monday At ? clock and az 5
o'clock nj night, at No. go Main street,
t1oyd's Old store, by
I. J. McCARrnY, Auciionecr.
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ron sALE on LEASE

.nrR TWO COTTON wAREHousEs. NORTH
" sldc 81 old Madison street through % Court
street J. T. fafEnson a 90.
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NTEMPHIs loan offlCE ,. n GoTTHEiF.
M Manager. 20 Ioalc and - Monroa Low rates
ON lame amount@
NATHAN BACH. % MONROE AND ~ sEcoSD
~ - Diamonds, Watches Jcwclry. Old Gold
and Silver bought and sold.
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GALVANIZED IRoSwoRKs.
loan OTTICIs.

ITo. y. RuBsCll, JR, TliE TN AND sIiEk
phone No. -.
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DOTRITnOOK CONTAINING ABOUT 81. 4
iist oi isooks iof ipok rluh. and other Tapors
inward will h. given the finder on ~ fvtnrn u
Appeal ollioc.
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CHIRoPODIsr.
sPECIAIIsTS

II, " EDWARDS. ~. D., SPECIALIST. BYE. EA
i Nose and Throat no. Main street
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Latest News by Mails
and over the
Wires.
THE SENATE TARIFF BILL PRE-
sESTED.
Brief kilograms and Cable Flashes.

WASHINGTON. October 3.-The feature
Of the proceedings in the Senate to-day
were the reporting Of the Republican
Tariff bill and the discussion of the
Benet circular.
Mr. Hoar introduced a bill supplement.
tary to the act approved February 3, 1887
fixing a day for a meeting of the electors
of President and Vice President. II pro-
vides that the certificate and lists Of votes
for President and Vice President shall De
forwarded to the Senate after the second
Monday in January, on which the cleo
tors shall give their votes, and in the
event Of certificate not arriving a mes
sage to the District Judge in whose Gus
tody one certificate of the vote for that
Stale has been lodged, and the Judge
shall forthwith transmit that list to the
seat of government.
Mr.. Allison reported a substitute for the
Mills tariff bill which was placed on the
calendar and ordered to be printed. He
announced that the majority and minori
ty reports to accompany the bill would
be filed tomorrow or Friday and gave
notice that he would call up the bill for
consideration on Monday next.
Mr. Sherman, stating that he was com
PEELED to leave the city this afternoon
obtained permission TO speak on the
measure.
After discussion the matter went ov el
until tomorrow.
The Senate at 535 adjourned.
HOUSE.
In the House to-day the proposition tC
extend national laws over public lanC
strips, provoked considerable discussion
Mr.. Drum of Arkansas criticized 1t al
an expedient to defeat the Oklahoma bill
and served notice that il would not b'
agreed to by the House without a quorum
pending final action Of the House.
Adinnrnel
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THE YELLOW FEVER,

Latest Reports From the Stricken Districts.
WASHINGTON, October 3--The follow
ing kilograms were to-day received by
Surgeon General Hamilton Of the Marine
Hospital Service
Camp Perry October 2-Will issue
transportation as soon as | can arrange
with railroads. Posey reports two cases
in Callahan, one serious. Twenty-Five
Callahan people in camp, only three
whites in Callahan except sick; all our
sick conyalescing.
GSigned HUTTON, Surgeon.
Jacks0n, Mss. October 2.-Siluation
unchanged. To.aI cases 10 date, "a;
deaths, 3.
lSignedl WRIT JOHNSON
camp Per3y, October 3.-Morning re-
port. present, officers, g guards, II EN-.
ployes. AZ. Refugees arrived, 20; dis
chsrged, C5; fever camp, 3, all GONZALES
cent.
Tsigned.l HUTToN.
Palmetto, Fla., October (yia Campa)
Official report Of yellow fever from the
sth to the 30,h OF September, inclusive
Of Manatie. New cases, 6 total, 40 !;
deaths, none. Palmetto, new cases, 43 ;
total, so deaths, 4 Braedontown, new
cases, > total, . : deaths, none.
signed ". b HARRIsoN
GRIEF OVER THE DEATH OF COLONEL
DANIEL.
CrScINSArI, October 3-A Post special
from jacksonville, Fla, says The feel
ing OF grief this morning over the death
of Colonel James Jaquclin Daniel is very
great. The life which devoted people
had 50 earnestly prayed might be spared,
wise iut inscrutable Providence has
seen fit to take away.
Mrs. c. b. Davis, a nurse whose home
Is in Philadelphia, and who has been do
ing excellent work here, was last night
taken down suddenly with fever while in
her room at Medical Bureau. IL was de.
cided to send her 10 the Sand Hills
Hospital. And she was carried upon a
stretcher from the building TO the ambul-
ance. She wept bitterly as she bsde
good bye 10 her friends, and many an
eve was moistened as the attaches of the
Bureau contemplated the pathetic scene.
Twenty nurses will go home to-day.
Harry Beebe, aged II years, son of
Henry r. Beebe, the well-known Jack
sonyille architect, died at the family resi-
dence late yesterday afternoon. His dis
ease was malignant diphiheria.
FIVE NEW CASES n FERNASDEsA, FLA.
FERyAsDrNA, FLA, October 3-Fiye
new cases Of fever yesterday but none to-
day. Captain Maxwell and Chief Engi-
neer Bushnell are rapidly improving.
The eighty colored persons reported sick
are now being investigated TO see if they
have yellow fever. They have called 10
physicians and he cases are supposed to
be mild.
COLUMBIA, s. c., OPENS nER DOORS.
CoLuNnlA. ;. c.. October 3.-At a
meeting Of the City Board OF Health to-
day il WAS resolved H. invite refugees
from all yellow fever districts 10 come to
Columbia. The city has MT been quar-
antned against any locality and has been
open to all who might come, but to day
the gates were formally thrown open TO
refugees from any or all the infected dis
tricts. In spite OF the recent oveIfows
near the city, the Board Of Health report
the sanitary condition better and the
death rate less than ever before. Colum
bia is three hundred feet above sea level,
and is 1870 miles from Charleston. 140
from Savannah and 50 miles from
Augusta.
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CABLE FLASHES.

LONDON, October 3-The state Line
steamer State Of Georgia, which lcfl
New York September 20th for Glasgow,
has not yet arrived al Greenock Much
anxiety is fe.t at the steamers aon-ar-
rival.
LONDON, October "a drought pre-
walls throughout the Province OF QUEER
at India. 4 famine is threatened OF the
peninsula Of Kathyigar.
LONDON, October 3 3-The Parnell in
demnity fund has reached the sum OF
$4,000
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BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, October 3-James
Conlcy, the colored sexton Of Zion
Church, who on Sunday last, killed w.
w. Eastman and J ID. Smith lwhites),
was Yesterday released from custody by
Police Judge Hsdder. who decided that
the shooting was jusIifable.
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How the sugar Trust Protects Labor.

BRo09LYN. y. Y, October 3.-Pursu-
ant % an order issued by President fiay-
ermeyer Of the Sugar Trust, the two
large sugar edneres Of the firm of De
castro & DOnner were closed down to
day at noon, and 600 men were thrown
out OF work
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MUsKEEGEE, l. T.. October Both
Guy aud Byrd claim TO have received a
majority of the votes at the recent cleo
tion in tie Chickasaw Nation, and both
have taken the oath Of Office as principal
chief Affairs are assuming a very com
plicated and serious aspect.
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Elaine Speaks Again.

DETROIT. Mich, October 3.-.Mr.
Blaine spoke for half an hour this after
noon In the Detroit Rink to an audience
estimated at 5000. All the railroads ran
special excursion trains for the occasion.
The cheap rates and the fame OF the
orator contributed to augment The crowd.
and here was the usual campaign
kurrah.
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Try my SWEETHEART Cigarettes.

If you want to live quite happy and
never know regrets,
Don't let your stock run down too low
in my Sweetheart" Cigarettes
For nothing in this market into favor
has so grown
AS these fine brands of cigarettes OF Car.
roll & Greensboro.
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II you want to live quite happy and
never know regrets,
Don't let your stock run down too low
in NY Sweetheart" Cigarettes.
For nothing in this market into favor
has so grown
As these fine brands OF cigar ties cf Car
roll Il Greensboro.
,...----l - 4
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Have you tried my SWEETHEART Gig
arettes.
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Smoke my SWEETHEART Cigarettes.
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AN IMPOSING STREET PARADE
The Streets Thronged With Enthu-
sias,ic Citizens.
Opening Day a General
Holiday.
OPENING CEREMONIES AT THE
GROUNDS.

Speeches by President Siarkr, Governor Lee,
anil Mayor EllySOn.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-04

BUFFALO BILLS "wILD WEST
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WEATHER. irDiCATioNs.

- WASHINGTON. Oct. sp.m.-Indi-
fa cat'els Cor Virginia Fair; frosis
- Thursday morning, warmer Thurs
dsy night: variable winds.