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Wichita eagle., 1888-08-31

The Missouri Pacific Colorado Sksrs
line. leaving here at s.55 .. L.. rgaBlaS
through 10 Denver, Colorado. VIA PesssS
and Colorado springs. slth onIy Css
chaogs 81 Genera. leaving OF tbs tr2sa
you arTiye a. Pueblo nxIt morning a.
iIIzs. Colorado sprsogs izzso. EissAnt
nrp~ Pullman palace Sleeping cars throgga
slthoa. ecsszs. issnssIassr tais u TIE
short line and that YoC szssks dsreSs eco-
necfSors At Genee@o. On Jour sxr.ras az
Geusseo ron sf-p from oDs car into tao
o. her For further iEIoru12tioa add rs1-
CREATION Of bsrths call AZ city ticket oclrr,
- North Main strert. Chap sxcursso;
.seksss 20 Colorado poacts AID sa!. I1Is
E4ty
Z Z BrEcKLTT. P@s& s1d Tx Art.
esDU-tf
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The most delightful health and pleasure
resort in the west Cheap excursion tickets
nov ca sale. For further information
aud descriptive pamphlet apply to ". ID.
Murdock. agent, ~ Sorth Main street
nd Union depot near OAK street. 6ei 4
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All notices OF Employment or Situations Waited.
viii be charged for at the OF ave per line
per week 10 notice for less than 3 censa
al For Sales or other business notices viii be
charged for At tho Of i0censs per line per wse
no business notice taken for less than 3 ceasA
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE,

UNSATISFACTORY by strong, healthy girl late
w ly from Europe; not competent TO take charge
as general servant; will work with another lady
help at very low wages until learn 10 do general
work. lnyure at the Orphans Home, 80 North
Fourth ave dS6 dt
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ST. Louis Produce

FLoUR-Steady md unchanged.
WHEAT here was ide fluctuations generally
within lower range. owing 10 the fact tia; other
markets showed weakness with advises OF II, re
!S1sc; September 9Sl4tSe,I.c. closing SSlsezs6,c:
October. A}s2sihac, closing sS}sc bid; December,
<l0 hii.
tokN-lrreeular and very quiet; No. cash. Il (,
Bsc; September, 4lsg use. October, .l, clos
ing .lsc year. lAc; May, ss1sesSsAc closing SS.c.
oATS-lrregula-. August. 2ss@Slec. september.
Ri,sS>iIpc; year. 2i5ac; May. 2saSsS >S4c-
RNE-aSc.
HAI-No change for the better, the supply ex-
reding the demand; prairie So.0esS -; timothy.
tl2.SkGl4.SL
FLAN SEED-sII7 bid.
LkAD-lowers $3.50 bid, 81 IS asked.
i5Gl7c. S' '
EGGS-Quiet; I9igaIsc Tor fresh,
MHlSkh -SteSdy; slIa
PROFESSIONALISM in ion lots
TORk-tli(o in lob lots
BRAN-i.over.
LARD-Prine steam g 2A butchers. san
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con,r,e.sr. ,ns Hslls.rs

Blank building agreements. contracts,
etc. for use by contractors and Builders.
for sa!e at this Office. Orders bT mail
promptly attended TO Address the Wich.
la EAsLE Wichita Kan s5tf
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Coal Dealers

Scale books, coal tickets, etc, for sale at
this office Orders by mail will receive
prompt attention. Address The Wichita
EAGLE, Wichita, Kan. lott
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BOARDING.
FOR EXCHANGE.

IHOR EXCHANGE OR TRADE Illinois real 80
II tate that Till pay q handsome income and pay
It's way Tor real or personal prCprrt four wei. nir
up bus Hcss houses; hotel n thirty ruou4. opera
house and n ten room dwelling southwest corner Of
the public square 81 Ninshc-ter, His Addrtss IL
East Douglas avenue Wichita, Kansas. $50
NOR EXCIiA NGEs- Sl1GG worth II clear property
Il To exchange Tor <tnC8s - goods Ia prime cout.
ton. Dry goods and boot ana shoes preferred. I'D
81 \. Main Gsfu
L'OR EXCHANGED traders and every body eis,
L The Kansas sh,traC. aErnct Will Furnish
abstracts 10 any lands ~ %" state az hama; also
diagrams. descriptions anu estimates ~ y-t4tc.
kausas Abstract NgeuCf. Rooms to Z. so ~ -.
Market st. Wichita kan. j. L. Wheeler. unaasser.
alsa-ft
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-31

It is estimated that the total number OF
books in all the American public Libraries
is $1,000, 600.
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New York Produce.

New York Produce.
NEW YORK. AuGu 81 20.
wHEAT-1qGlc lower; No. red, 99sg9]a eleva-
tor
CoRN-opened li@lec higher; No , 5224SA
elevator.
COFFEE Options steady; sales 45-5Joss =; spot
stronger H'sc.
ezra { 6lsVt;ls: white extra % 3-lugtSt; leilowS
standard A. 1Asc; powdered Sc granuialf a, Csc.
EGGS- Flrmcr. lAG lN3aC.
BCTTER-Ssroni; l2c.
IUEESE-Firn; = Z. sc.
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Morgan Park Military Academy

TIE Best Boys Barring school 10 she wsst
siItsen.s year GER % Ssrt tre tsnd frr atsaozBs
70 Capt. I'D. ~. kfKE BAfsOIT. Ssvt-.
Morgaa Park. Cook sesstJ. Hi.
zZHoa
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sfoney Jest o. Eo=s3 gsraonaI. ehk:.eI adj
second r10rtE2ss sacssT4Ey. Mcys sa->.
bought. I>o~ess r4l@s Gu COED ctr Al
f=rns ioaBs- syAltoa a. waters, rooms
sDd 4. Fechbesrner block, so.rsr MAsses
and DoaSs&A q -
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CHEMISTS.
WIN. DWIGHT CHURCH.

General Analytical Chemist, Laboratory d2? Kansas
avenue, topeka, Kansas Chemist for the city OF
Topeka. Orders for chemical, microscopic and
physical examinations solicited. Prices sent upon
application. Expert opinions the value OF
waters for drinking purposes, $50. Complete
ANALYSIS OF waters $500. 15-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-31
Wichita Valley Center srotor & r. r. Co.

Wichita Valley Center Iotor q X. H. Co.
Motor for Valley Center will leave Thirteenth
street GO a. M, 10: - 2J D. m. and Jo y. M
Leave Valley Center for Wichita at 81 a. III. and
1920, s.20 and 40 p.
Cars will leave Douglas avenue for car works,
connecting with motor, every hour from 5OJ o. m
till 500 p.
Wichita Il Valley Center X. Il. cars leave post
office. week days al 500 1000 and 2a 800, 500
p. Sunday 500 1Ga0 l2;0Ja IN, l:tl AGO, $780,
-. M
Special rates made TO sunday schools Office,
rooms I, 3 and = 80 III North Main. Telephone
No. 81. john Fisher, Manager.
Extra cars for excursions al all times. d1:-f
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FLoUR-FIrIn; patent. s5.Ocs5.25: bakers, si7sls
6Un
WHEAT-No > spring wheat, 94}4 asi9sc Nc. 3
spring wheat. s2dSSC; No. red, sE54c-
CORN No. =. i5Lc.
OATS-No ) ec.
RlE-No 5Nc.
BARLEY No &c.
FLANSEED-No. 81. Ia LIS
TIMOTHY SEED Urine, Sl.70.
PORk-$ll.lsls. SO.u1.
LARD-fSA.
WfIIShY-Sl.M
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TAKEN UP.

rIFAEEE TP-Spufisy ElEbt- cas =oTfei hire ~ifB
i salidi . ard part Of birdie. Owner cas- have
b paying for tbis notice sad charges Ensairs ~
south Oh ss-st
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A large stock 80 low prices. L c. jack
son, liz ,. Sth ave. 7s.f
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PHYSICIANS,
DR.. VI. e. WALLACE

10 +. Second street. rear OF occidental Hotel
Diseases OF Children Speciality. Office ho,,rs tr
IL II; TO aid - u , L. slim.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-31
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.


NYANTED--A situation typewriter book
w keeper. or the Two combined, with steady en-
pioyment, by q middle-ased man OF steady Ia bits
Reference can be gwen. Address V. T. care Eagle
once, city $40
SITUATION WANTED-As bookkeeper sales
- man any Kind OF ONCE work. by young man
of good address. habit. and experience Have been
here three and furn sh best OF city refer
ences. Address Edwin d.. Eagle Office. d,5 6t+
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-31
HELP WANTED-MaLE

"ANTEc-An experienced canyasser 10 work
w In evenings. Hewson Bros, Stu North Main
SD:
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-31

BUTTER-Firmer; Elgin creamery 2l,e &c; CT .oice
western. l>,tlY fancy dairy, l5tg1lc.
EGGS-Firm; choice northern, JsiolYc.
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LOST.

r oeT-A hrownisr green isp rfpe. mar htns EN-
I troidsred. Finder VII De suitably rewarded
by leaving same - his olsas. esS3
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

I,,oH SALE OR ENCHANGE-A fam o. 30
L acres, ~ acre. Imhrr. Farm wei ssafcfrsi;
would diVioe Vel. Nuuld make a guot Jtlry
farm o. voald ue "A 80. location Tor a rreafnery.
Large house. 81 rooms, large barn. tenHHt huuse.
wagon shed and corn triu Lafse dairy lElSn is'tF
two stories. formerly di-f.ilorg Pam h"aaf.-
nfv located good ressd, eight Res ff.iu
Ma r. IN burg. one ard ope-haf m.is- lrofa
l3tie town where there viii b. fail utd -tstiYn
one year from This. Price si-,05- ouih osCban
fer good western properly J. H. Brlaiot. AEr.t.
Martins Iurt " Va 40 i-f+
NOR sAIE-A W hifmRns ~reiv has pross alHso =
i now and IN perfect condition. Enquire at -
last Doug as avenue or 80 N0rth Topeka avenue
tisi-sf-
f7OK SALE or ENCUA NOE- Property e~tst, vet
north and south: fart8- from iul srtos up O. TO-
tnJ aCres IMPROVED and HFel CRY property
i almost every town tu Kansas 4Ed ai-a 10 llltEni-
j. have anything To sell DT trade call hnt %
ne, ONCE hours from o TO - ash ~ Ia.
room J.. 6ottc hioCk. :. :. HsiEc1s orth. - n
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-31
Kansas City Live Stock.

KANSAS CITY, Aug. q
The Live Stock Indicator reports;
CATTLE-Receipts, 65os shipments, 500 Med.
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eratey active; cows 5l0c lower; native beef steers
corn fed IS lsla5y; common to medium, SS2ogt %;
sforkers and feeders $l6lS3G0 grass range steers,
iHoGS-Receipts iOG shipments. 1.2O9 loc higher:
GOOD TO choice Sc 2Oa6.Se common to medium, 500
S6 I(e skips and pigs, SiW@5:G,
SHEEP-Receipts, 1,S00: shipments, Zu Strong'
GOOD TO choice muttons $5.Jg94U common 10 me
dium S1.50G30,
ST. Louis Live Stock.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. %.
CATTLE-Receipts 2.20h shipments. so Market
strong: choice heavy native steers. s3IuS24o 1air
to GOOD 81 40fg5. 2o butchers steers medium 70
choice e. M stockers and feeders. fair TO good,
50 4Ga36s rangers corn led, S3.tu@4og grass led
HOtIS~Receipts. 1850; shipments. 80 Market
strong: choice heavy and butchers selections s5t1
6t,5. backing medium to prime, s6-DS5-J6 lght
grades. ordinary to best, s6aFah-4. 49, ,,,.
SHEEP-Receipts, $50 shipments, :, o5. NafAe1
lirn fair TO choice. s35OgioU
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO, Aug %
The Drtvers' Journal reports
CATTLE-Recepts, I201E shipments, 4.U Market
cfisy; heeves SfphQ6a steers, - .EGo.lG stocheIs
a nd feeders, s250G3.90 cows. bulls ana nii X u;
SI2.9325; Texans. S20U&31; western rangers So-O
O. ~. ann ,,,.
strong; mixed &c 0gGslLJe heavy, soco@os1' ish''
sj,.toabJ1; skps, s4.HEJf.W ,o,o ,,u,.
SHEEP Receipts 19As shipments, i.OU. Marke1
1 Zoe lower; estern SaorT, S34U13o; le1anS sIiorh
S..10g3.JE lambs, 3.23a55J.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ACCOUNTANT.


Expert Accountant and Financial Detective.
Advice to merchants financially embarrassed
Professional, mercantile corporation books
opened, closed or audited. Partnership interests
adjusted Address, Alex Simpson. Postoiiice, city.
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PHILLIPS s. BOWN

Veterinary Surgeons. j. NJ Phillips, ID. V. S. grad
nate of the Chicago Vet. college I. y. Bown, V. 5.
Office 10 L Douglas avenue. Wichita. kas.
Telephone No. ). 11-tf
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McMAHANS DETECTIVE AGENCY
ONCE in the Clement building. Rooms q andS. 2j3
\ Main ST., or lock box ~. J. a. McMahan. Supt.
a re
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Fer TRADE.

I,OR TRADE Hoiei aud livery harm. doing q
T good busiue-zI Hotel vol furnished and cishr.
VIII trade for stock. Address =. q. EeE - fesu-
mont. kansas f-r-tt
NOR TRADE-Dssirate rial estate 20 trAde for
/ watches. clocks aud leHeirF. Address bon - IA
Dorado ksn-hs. = =
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-31
STORAGE.

S,TOFAGE-For housshoid good. or rnerch saiss
- boxed or Ioose. II you have any goods 20 sfsFs
bring them 20 the wicElt~ storage Co. 80. it sss
Douglas ave NJ
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-31

1VANTED-A good Office man with type writer;
~ short hand writer rrete-retl, call on A J.
Edgeworth. room i, GeJto BLOCK, SGT
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DIR. G. O. FURLEY,

Physician and Surgeon. Office 81 East Douglas
avenue southwest Corner OF Topeka avenue. Resi-
dcnce l2l5 NJ Market street. Telephones. office ga
Residence 1i6.
OFFICE HOURS. 10To II A, NJ. AND TO SO 2. NJ,
and in office also when not otherwise engaged 15tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-31

Elegant free reclining chair ears on morning
trains, and Pullman sleepers all night trains:
Tickets sold and bagg age checked through to all
points. City ticket oil lice, 20 East Douglas avenue
Passenger station, cor ner Douglas and Meaa ave.
{. a, RU-cHERFoRD, Ticket Agent.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-31
FOR SALE--MIsCELLANE0US

NOR SALE-A new organ ard sewing machine
T. cheap for cash. Apply 20 't9 West central.
500.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-31

GOIEG NORTH AND EAST
No , Kansas City, st Louis
and Chicago through mail
and express, daily.-....-.
Ma Kansas City, 81 Louis.
ahd Chicago night express
daily.
No 70 accommodation. daily
except SGndsy......--..,..-
GOING SOUTH.
No , Kansas city, st LOUIS
and Chicago eX, daily.
No Kansas City, st Louis.
and Chicago through mill
and express, daily.
No 81 accommodation, daily
except SundaV..
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-31

Dc,ot second and Wichita str eet; ticket Office III
Sort n Main street. T.. L. BLECkLEY,
Passenger and Ticket Agent
CHICAGO. KANSAS & NEBRASKA X. K.
"RoCK ISLAND ROUTE"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-18

Worldwide Irish race; and shall Charles
Stewart Parncll become the victim OF the
iorgcr and the pcfjurer because ho has not
the inoDcy that necessity will compel him
10 oxpcnd 10 defeat the machinations Of
his and Ircland's encmics7 10 harbor
such q thought would be an insult 20
every man Of IRISH blood. Come, then,
10 the rescue Of the man who stands as
The ideal representative OF our race
today. We have fought our great consiitu.
uonal battle in America. The heat Of
The contest IN over. and now let lrishmcn
OF every political shade Join In friendly
grasp and pledge their aid 10 our brothers
beyond the sea. Every branch Of tho
league Is most earnestly requested 20 raise
At once Parnel defense fund aud remit
the same ns speedily as possible TO the
Rev. Charles O'Roilly, u. d., Detroit,
Mich. The urgency is very great. Ire
land speaks by the voice OF Charles Stew
art Parnell. lie asks assistance moro for
the cause OF mothcrland than for the cause
Of personal defense. lie asks your help
In the name Of the living aud by the mem.
DRY Of the dead. Twill answer for you. You
never failed ireland In the past. and you
will not fail her now. Yours respectfully,
JonS firzogRALD,
President Irish National League Asssacia-
ton
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-18
a Bridge at New ORLEANS.

NEw ORLEANS, Ia, Nov. l7.--From
what passed at an interview on Tuesday
between President Stuyycsant Fish, Of tho
Illinois Central. and Mayor Shakespeare. IL
appears that the railway company con.
templates establishing a terminus imme-
dia,oly above Southport, where wharycs,
warehouses, switches, ETC., will be located.
II Il also proposed 10 bridge the Mlssis.
hppi at Nine Mile Point, provided tho
city will grant facilities In the way Of a
belt railroad, 70 that other railways run
ming into the dty may be- enabled 30
reach the bridge and pay iruckage % the
bridge company Capt. Corthel. the
eminent civil engineer, who was associated
with Capt Eads In the building Of tho
ie,iics at Port Eads, and who constructed
III, Illinois Central Railroad bridge across
the Mississippi NJ Cairo, has made obscr-
ya'inns NJ Nine Mile Point, and has salts
fed himself that the project OF bridging
the river at that point Is per ecily feasible.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-18
RANDALL Is WELL, AGAIN.
He Declines to Talk About tho Future
Course OF tho Democratic Party.

NEw YoRK, Nov. IA Philadelphia
special TO the Tima says Congressman
Samuel j. Randall has 80 far recovered his
health thst he hopes 10 be able 10 resume
his seat In the House Of Representatives
soon after the opening Of the session next
month. He remains at Castanoa, near
Wayne Station, on the main line OF tho
Pennsylvania Railroad, where lac has
rested since he left Washington last spring.
lie looked remarkably well this afternoon,
considering the hard siege he has passed
through, and was In excellent spirits. Ito
begins 10 look rs he did before he was
taken sick, and his physician, Dr. Robert
w. Martin, expressed tho belief that his
patient Is In no danger Of relapse. Mr.
Randall's tall form did not fill out the suit
OF black which lac always wears, rs IL
formerly did. The thick head Of black
hair is moro inicrmiKcd with gray than
Il was six months ago. The
long fingers are thin and very
white, but tho eyes arc clear,
bright and certain, while the lips which
surmount the square Jaw have the same
expression ~ Of old. II was with hearty
grip Of the hand that Mr.. Randall greeted
several visitors, including Col. Fred
Gcrkcs. Collector Of Internal Revenue,
and DR.. Martin, who had called Tor a
brief stay. In the course Of conversation
there was something said about the
probable course Of the Democratic party
In the future, but Mr. Randall had moth.
ing 10 offer upon the subject, and II IL
understood that he does not discuss tho
question. lie asked few questions
about the local ticket In Philadelphia, but
otherwise RETAINED from talking politics.
Mr.. Randall, his friends say, has been
visited by large numbers Ot old time
political comrades during the past few
weeks, and lac is In communication with
many others who have not called upon
him. lie h taking mn active interest Ia
the occurrences Of tile times, aud daily
reads the great newspapers OF the country.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-18

NV YoRE. Nov. H. Rumors Of the
financial embarrassment Of Samuel X.
Bullock, the watcr-works contractor Of No.
ii Wall street, have been In circulation
for some time In consequence Of judgments
aud attachments for upwards Of $4,000
having been obtained against him. II was
stated today by Mr.. Woltman, confden-
tial manager for Mr. Bullock, that tho
judgments aud attachments had been
taken by consent 10 protect Mr. Bullock,
the latter having found that he could not
carry on his contracts alone, because Of
money being too tight. aud consequently
he had turned over the business 20 a syn-
dictate which will complete all work under
Mr. Bullock's supcryion sell the bonds and
turn over tho surplus 10 Mr.. Bullock Tho
assets amount 10 $1,000, 900 he said aud all
debts will be fully met. From another
source II was learned that the syndicate ia
composed Of the First National Bank, Of
New York. H. u. Wood 4 CO., Of Phila-
dclphia, and W. G.. Hopper, OF the same
city, who, IL Is said, have loaned Mr.. Bul.
lock large sums Of money on watcr.work
bonds TO carry out bis enterprise. Tho
amount OF the loans Is reported all the way
from ", 900, 900 10 100000.
Mr. Bullock began business In April,
1885, with 5000, and has built water
works In twenty-five cities. W. :. Mercer
was In partnership with him up 20 1857.
All the water.works were bonded for con-
struciion and stock was also issued. Among
the waier.works constructed by Mr.. Bull
lock are the following Sharon, Pa, bonds
10000, stock 500 Paducah, KY, bonds
$1,000 stock same amount Cory, Pa,
bonds 100000. stock $4,000 Massillon,
o., bonds 100000, stock same amount;
Ninccnncs, Ind, bonds $4,000. stock
S2O0,OOO. Dcnson, Tex, bonds 500. 900,
stock s2OO,OOO Warren, o., bonds $780,
600, stock same amount; Cifceyillc, o.,
bonds $4,000, stock same amount. Wa.
bash, Ind. bonds $3.50, OO1, stock sl50.OOO:
Green Castle, Ind, bonds $4,000, stock
same amount; Mobile, Ala. bonds $780,
600, stock $500, 900, Shreveport, L., bonds
$50, 900, stock same amount; Nicksburg,
Miss. bonds $4,000 stock same amount;
Chester Pa, bonds $500, 900, stock u, Co.,
OgU
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-18
THE MISSISSIPPI FAIR.
Last Days Events-Fino Racing The
Far n Great Success.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
JACKSON, Miss, Nov 1.-THE last
day Of the Mississippi State Fair
opened bright and cool. There was fair
attendance, but not NO largo az heretofore.
Tho exhibition opened with display Of
all tho Jersey, lIolsicin and polled cattle
that have taken premiums.
Miss Sadie Grant, Of Tery,w was awarded
the premium for the best girl rider under
sixteen ycam old.
Mare with three colts by her side, pre-
MUM 10 the Rev. Walter IIillmnn, Of
Clinton. They were very fine.
The pacing race, the first heat Of which
was paced yesterday afternoon, was 70.
sumcd, the entries being J. X, Jack Cur.
rim aud Lewis u, the first heat yesterday
being dead heat between Jack Cuuin
aud LOWS Is. Second heat Lewis Is,
fnt, j. X, second, Jack Currin third
Time-223l. Third heat Lewis II, 6nl,
dead heat between ]. X, aud Jack Currin.
Timo-226 Fourth heat: Lewis Is, iinl,
J. X, second, Jack Cunin, third, second
money 10 j. X. Time-22i.
second Raco-Match race, tire quarter
mile dash. purse s7j; catch weights I'm.
tries King Roxbury, W. a. Atkins
owner Bob Forsyth, l.. V. Ramsey
owner; Gabo u B' J. 7. Davis owner.
First heat: Bob FORSYTH fnt, King Rox-
bury second, Gabe u u third. Time
1904.
Third Race-Match race, gonicmens
roadsters, milc heats, two In three, purse
500, $50, $50. Entries Charley, Con.
Is. $. Kicks owner Sleepy John. w. l..
Dickins owner Lighiioot W. w. Womack
owner Trouble, W. l.. Hemingway owner.
fiut heat Lightioot ilrst, Charley second,
Trouble third, Sleepy John fourth. Time
'-2i7l. Second heat Charley first. dead
heat between Sleepy John and Trouble,
Lighiioot third. Time -2i7l Third heat.
Charley first, Sleepy John second, Light
loot third. Timo-2.JO. IightioOt claimed
tho race. aud the crowd seemed 10 be
with him, but the judges were against
him.
Fourth Race Handicap; milo dash;
purse 500, sl75 $40, so. Entries lrr
II, q. w. Doherty owner Fraud, \. 4.
Hall owner; Red Leaf, r. V. Ramsey
owner. First heat. lrma II first, Fraud
second, Rcd Leaf third. Owner Of Red
Lesi fined SO because his jockey struck
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-18
mot FOOLS OR KNAvEs."
Tho Attitude OF the Southern Democrats
Toward tho Now Administration.

Toward the Now Administration.
Nrw YonK, Nov IA Charleston
o. O. special 10 the 7dno says "Scy'
cral days ago the views Of n prominent
Charleston Democrat were ielcgraphcd all
over the country 10 indicate that there
was a pvolt here against the National
Democracy, because Of the detection Of
Tammany Hall and the county Dcmoc.
racy. lie advised the holding Of a con-
veniion Of Southern States aud n bargain
with the Republicans. Il they would only
assure 10 the South the right 10 manage
It's homo Affairs in IL own way. The
proposition has caused indignation among
Democrats who are such from principle
and not for spoils Of office The Mars and
COHir tomorrow will dcnouncc the prop.
osition as stiiclly mercantile and will
say:
"'Thero are persons many persons, per-
hnps who have been Democrats from
necessity rather than from choice. hut
these persona are utterly mistaken II they
suppose that the Southern people are
weary Of Democratic principles aud tired
Of Democratic rule. Persons who have
figured ~ Democrats cannot break up the
solid South by treating the Democrats Of
the Southern States ~ men who are for
sale or for hire. Such talk m We alludc 10
would be- whimsical II Il were not intended
10 be- mischicyous. The Democratic party
In the Southern States may lose some Of lis
members, but II will gain moro than IL will
lose. They who rcmain--thoy who believe
In Democratic principles M the only safe
guard Of republican institutions will
stand together moro firmly than ever be-
fore. They are not fools or knavcs and
the votes Of their States cannot DO knocked
down 10 the highest bidder"
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The Bond Purchases.

WAsnIN0roN. Now l7.-Today's bond
offerings aggregated 5000 900, Ms follows
Registered Il, $4,000, at 81. 2s; coupon Is,
$4,000, At Sl.2sl. Registered 4lc, $50, coo,
nj $l,0sl; $4,000 at Sl.0sli coupon 4ls,
$4,000 at SL0sl.
Tho Secretary Of the Treasury this after.
noon accepted the following bonds AS
registered, $50. 900, at SLOs.; AS coupon,
5000, at SL0si.
The total amount Of bonds purchased to
date under Tie circular OF April II last, "
sos, 227, 800, Of which so, 80, COO were 4
per cents. and si5,S36,0OO were q per
cent?.
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eiate my position Of being expelled for
exposing their rascality.
This Is all l'shall say ut present. From
now ON the people may expect 10 hcal
from Inc daily until shall have placed
these men in their true light before the
public"
Mr.. Barry has long statement OF his
case which ho promises 10 give 60 tho
public later. II is said 10 be a detailed
and very sensational statement Of what he
has been charging against the general oii-
Gers OF the order