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About StOckings.

From the Philadelphla Times.
Black stockings are doomed, writes an English
society woman, and as for the last three or four
years 1t has been a crime to dream Of wearing any
other color 1t is more than probable the reaction
has set in, and that every other shade than the
sober one will be patronized l am dreadfully
sorry for unless one has Cinderella feet IL GER
tain that anything which tends to make them ap-
pear ''slnall by degrees and beautifully less" is
distinct advantage. am sure our grandmOthers
must have had uncomm0nly well-shaped feet to
look as nice as they did in while stockings and
sandal SHOES and do not think that special form
OF severe simplicity will suit the Nineteenth Cent
ury damsels At present the fashion dictates
that stockings must match the shoes, not the
gown, and even Tor walking purpose, they are
now as often in tan color, or some combination OF
The same as In black. One novelty In hose is to
have the foot and ankle OF the stocking, black as
far up as II Is supposed TO be shown even by ac-
cident, and the rest OF the leg may be OF q light
or bright hue TO match the costume, which seems
10 me little unnecessarily particular, Tor "Out OF
sight is out OF mind" In hose az well as other
things, suppose. sometimes the color Is Van.
dyked down into the black with pretty effect. or
the upper portion for summer wear is woven ike
lace, and scarlet, blue or gold lining Is placed
oehind, so as 10 CLEAN through should any unto
ward accident result In revealing little OF the
upper as well as the lower portion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-01

Women have unfortunately only one way o
making us happy. whilst they have thirty thouJ
sand different modes OF rendering Us miserable
Heinrich Hejne.
You women re gard men Just - you buy books
you never care about what 10 In them. but how
they are bound and leetered-Lord LaffoN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-01
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING

GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
IN THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC NEW oRLEANa
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER IL. lSSs
CAPITAL PRIZE. 100000
100000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars esch: Halves
&lo; Quarters, &5; Tenths. 81; Twentieths. q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-01

vlsttog-SYou married . widowcr, ala you not
Ma Hendricksf" Ma Hendr1cks-"Yes: I m
Johns second WIFE" ViEtor-'Tn any little Do
mestic Quarrela which occur you know, IN ire bess
OF families. does he ever refer 70 his irst Wffefv
my third husband, ana can more thsa ~
htm.-Ckico0o zftbsH4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-01

CAMPAIGN GOODS
Our new cstaioxos Of campaign outnts with consss.
tuition. drill tactics and fun in1rmssson about ou,,
ixins and drilling Msrching Cuba
Illustrated osssiogus frsA
A. q. sPAIDrNo BROS. los Nsd,sou a cs,c.~..
Sl1 bsosdway. Nsw Fora U7eo-3u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-01

Her lips were white with anger and chagriu.
We walked toward one OF the booths ana stool
looking at drunken woman OF perbaps nftv
out OF the place. IL a sicGening sight FOR the
creature was bedizened frightIully. She had once
been one OF Paris famous women
.what an end" said, hall mechanically
eth probably be mine" said the beautiful
American woman At my side, ceiantly; I'd rather
die here Ike that than spend my days In the 81 u
pidity and sterility OF my native village In Con-
necttcur"
The wreck appeared suddenly and dragged US
on. he had laid out program Tor the ensuing
Two hours OF darkness thai Included the viIesr 81
the sights OF Paris. As the people stepped into
the carriages they were as pallid and unhappy q
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-05
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.


While workmcn were excavating in
Court square yesterday preparatory TO
laying the new stone curbing, u piece Of
rifle barrel, about four inches in length,
was found few inches below the surface.
II Ii stopped Mt both ends with lead and is
supposed 10 be filed with dynamite. The
supposed bomb was taken to the station
house where II will be examined by ex-
ports.
The new building being erected on the
corner Of Washington aud Second street
for occupancy by Il. Lowcnstein Il Bros.
M a warehouse, is rapidly nearing com
plction. The building is five stories high
aud when completed will he one OF the
handsomcst places Of ts kind in the city.
The structure adds greatly to the appear
ance Of the neighborhOod In which 1t is
situated.
AT the regular meeting Of Chickasaw
lodge, No. 10. A. o. u. W., held last night,
the following officers were elected: Il. w.
Capps, NJ. W; Il. II. Whitmorc, f.; X.
Lyon, o.; j. &. Crumpton, recorder; H..
u. Shanks, receiver; u. +. Smith, inancicr,
u. j. karr guide; J.. Grchum, q. W.;
Jesse Tate, |. W.; W. j. Brush, hall trus.
tee; j. II. McDayitt, trustee.
Alexander Mcdonald, white laborcr,
got bcastly drunk last night, went home
and, after scattering the household effects
in every direction, proceeded TO edo up
| his wife. lie was succeeding wonderfully
well when officer jackson happened along
aud stopped the FUN" by arrcsting tn,
| husband.
Charles Brawly, a middlc.agcd whit,
man, was arrested yesterday afternoon iul
exposure Of person Ia n crowd Oi children
on Mccall street. There wcrc several lil
tie girls among the crowd. The prisoner
claims tina, hc was drunk ut the time ant
not responsible lor his actions.
Very little business was transacted IL
the city yesterday. The banks, INSURANCE,
companies, courts aud post oilic,
remained closed all day, and IN III,
afternoon most Of tho wholesale houses
on Main and Front streets closed, givin,
their employees hall holiday.
Tho ordinance prohibiting the popping
oi tire crackers yesterday was not enforced
much 10 the delight vi tho young Amcri
cans.
The returns Of the primaries today vii
hc reported at the Democratic cNccutiV
committee headquarters, Masonic tcmplc
Square Keeper simmons, was prcscntc,
with squirrel nnd handsome tin Gag
yesterday 10y Miss Grace Lewis,
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point was made upon the Republican
nominee for President Gen. llarr-
son, who, by his attitude on the
Chinese question and his willingness to
food the country with "Chincse cheap
labor" puts himself in antagonism with
the pretcnsions OF his party TO be the
laborng mans friend. This is fair state
mcnt Of lIarrson's position and the posi-
ton of the party which for strikers has
always advocated the rifle in the hands
of Pinkcrtons detectives, and has
sided with the monopolisis, the COM
bincs and the trusts who shut down mills
and furnaces and manufactures when
they choose to and thus at once pauperzc
labor by reducing its time as well as wages,
and by controlling the market raise the
price Of manufactured commodities and
many Of the ncccssarics Of life, so IA to
reap profits in some cases Us high rs 4OO
per cent. Mr.. Waitcrson could moi
have turned his opportunity on The
Fourth OF July TO moro patriotic
purpose than he did in thus layinl
bare the contradictions and iallacei
Of the Republican party, especially OF
the question Of labor, upon which IL
record is one OF cruel and persistent 70
pacity and Of an oycrbcaring and relont
lcssly dcspotc spirit, MS evidenced in tn
employment Of Pinkcrton's detectives ~
regiment Of hirclings whose one duty !
the murder OF mechanics and workingncI
who ask for continuance Of rate O
wages that merely keeps them above i'm
mediate want,
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mp and lndoHe thereon as follows 'The Collector
Of Customs will transfer the within amount from
money placed TO his order by the - bank"
Every morning at 10 O'Clock, the Assistant
Treasurer IL 10 return 10 the clearing
house In an envelope addressed TO the
bank making the deposit, all checks 80
received by the Collector together with bis own
check for any unused balance and the bank re-
turns 10 the Assistant Treasurer the duplicate ten
pofary receipt. Thus the bank puts itself into the
gap, not only that which existed between the
customers and the Custom House, but also that
between the Custom house aud the Sub Treasury
And II does aH this by simply anticipating and
paying into the hands OF the final custodian. the
sub.TreasuIy, every morning, an amount OF lawful
money which will DC more than enough 10 cover
| all Its customers needs for customs duties that
! day. II Is marvellous how easy II is to do what
was supposed to be impossible when once u
| method has been disclosed. Here wo have n
statute obcyed safely secured burden removed.
and business expedited by the simplest Of meas
I
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-05
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
Services %, Calvary.

1o the I.iitor Of the Appeal.
Please TO correct an error In your last
Sundays paper, which is misleading
many Of our people and will tend TO di-
minish attendance ON church services at
Calvary church. You said the Rev. Mr..
Buriord aud family would leave Wedncs.
day for block island, to bo absent for the
summer The truth H. Mn Burforl,
with Misses Rosa, Virginia. Josephine
aud Master Spruillc, IT,, left VIA the Mem
phis 4 Charleston railroad this morning
Wednesday for block island, 10 spend
the summer at tile Surf hotel.
The rector Of Calvary church will stay
nj home aud hold all his services as usual,
and bc ready 10 answer all calls, DAY ~
night A NHrUyMAN,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-05
TUE PRIMARIES TODAY.
Indications Point TO Heavy Vote and
Protraoted Contests.

II ihcrc was aclass Of people vino ignored
Yesterdays heat and dill their hardest
work ior many n day, Il WIS the candi.
dates iur office.
The general holiday In business circles
was picnic not ono of them could hayo
l,rn induced "a miss.
Another inct imbucd them with n vigor
and determination 10 put Ia their hcst
lirks. The primaries were ~ be- held to-
dny. II was last chance iur making hay
while the sun shone.
The canvas has been a long. severe and
draining ono Tor the candidates How
each and every one stands Ia the race u a
matter no fellow can find ont. Tor
tho two most important offices, sheriff
AMI trustee, neither candidate has a
decided advantage. MI arr confident OK.
crpt Mr.. McCarycr. for the former office.
81 far ~ can bc learned, his chance oi
securing the priEc lies only In hopeless
deadlock between McssrA Vliavcr and
clcndon. II u not only possible, bui
extremely probable, that thcp will be q
repetition oi the famous Winters
QuiglOy deadlock over both these
offices The candidates each have Larry,
AMI determined following that will mol
dc-rrt until all hope Of success has van
t-he.l.
The hours tot holding the primaries m,
~ follows Ia the country districts, except
/ tho fi0h, Fourteenth and Fifteenth, bc
tween the hours OF . aud o o'clock pm.
In the city wand. and tho Fiji
Fourteenth and Fifteenth districts, 10
/ tween the hours " and O'Clock r. m
trOm prcscnt indications the vote viii b'
unusually lapc, m interest has beef
worked up to high pitch.
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THE APPEALS gerry OF MEMPHIS

"The City Of Mcmphi, Illustrated" Tun Ar
rEALs splendid publication, has met with tho
greatest popular favor Nothing the equal Of H. as
q beautiful presentation oi the history aud com
mcrrial interests Of Ncmphi' has ever been Issued
Only a limited number Of copies wcrc printed ana
the plate, destroyed. Tns ArrrAt has few ~
manning after accommodating subscribers, and
these II will dispose Of for $40 per copy. Zach
COPY viii he worth Ave times the amount In ten
years One Of tho features Is the portrait CALLER,
Of Mayors Those dcsirug to posscS, this invalua
BILE souvenir should make immediate application
10 prevent disappointment
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-05
TIE TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
Abe Frank Wins tho championship with
Eaac.

4 largo crowd oi society people assem-
blcd At the Washington street tennis court
yesterday afternoon 10 witness the con-
Guiding games Of the tournament, for the
championship Of Memphis aud q bcauti-
fully finished racquet, offered by r. NJ.
Mansiorl ~ n prize.
Tho contestants yesterday were Abc
Frank and Harry Armstrong, aud much
interest was attached TO the games, NJ the
latter had In tho drd series oi games
with Prank succeeded In winning one
out II uhrco gameN aud making the
third draw. for a comparatively
inexperienced player this was great
achievement ior Armstrong against such
an expert ~ Frank. Tho latter, however,
was IN superb form yesterday, and won with
scarcely struggle w the following sore.
fiu, Sct-fmnk. q games, Armstrong, 2.
second Sot-frank, q games Armstrong,
|. The result Of tho tournament, and the
ease with which the winner disposed Of
his competitor, stamps him rs great
player and makes n doubtful II any local
player can give him race.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-05
IN. ,inrln.a,i Centennial.

CrNciNNArI, o., July 4. following the
unprccdcntcdly NOISY beginning Of the
celebration Of the centennial, Fourth Of
July was a calm, hot morning. disclosing
the city wrcaihcd In flags and bunting and
10 the ear giving Lint echo Of the mid.
night pandcmonium Ia the discharge OF
tircrackcrs, iorpcdocs aud fire arms. The
streets were alive with strangers pouring
IN from all the dcpois. Al Q o'clock the
gates oi the exposition wcrc thrown open
and early visitors began 10 pour In. They
found the machinery idle, ~ Il was not 10
start until the magico lighiningconirollcd
by the venerable lady, the oldest living
firsl lady of the land from her homo in
Nashville should give the signal AZ II
O'Clock the formal opening exercises began
In Music hall. which Is r,Scrycd Tor pub
lic resting place aud amusement hall. The
stage was filed with tho May festival
chorus aud the Cincinnati orchestra The
entrance Of Gov. Foraker, the Governor Of
Nebraska, Gov. Gray, Of Indiana, cS.Gov.
BRYAN, OF Kentucky. with their brilliant
stalls, the Hon. John sherman aud the
| Hon. BENJAMIN ButicrWorth was signalcd
by repeated bursts oi applause ~ the sew
| cra dignilaIs were recognized. About
| this time thunder storm broke over III,
city, clearing the atmosphere and cooling
| II 10 most comfortable degree. After 3
choral number, an eloquent prayer Wa
Offered by the Rey. Geo. H. rhaycr. o
Cincinnati. Gov. Foraker made the wei
coming nddrcSS lie began by naming
tho Governors and others present vhI
wrro ON the platform. Each namo 10
cclycd applause, but when. Last on IN,
list, he named rlpt illusirious son o
| Ohio, John sherman, there was TEN
pest Of applause that bid fair 10 Interrupt
the procccdings. Mr.. Shcrman's digniic,
counicuanco shovel that the tribute
touched him, and .awhcn Gov. fomko
could bc heard lac said: 81 have hcan
that name chccrcd before, quite recently
Gov. Foraker made but brief address
making the point that this exposition wa
national In lis character. intended to ~
commemorative OF the progress OF Obi
and tho central States within the pas
CENTURY.
II VAS now but few minutes Of !
O'Clock, and President Allison announce
that thew would wait for tho sigma
irum Mn. Folk 10 start tho ma
chinery. Suddenly gong In IN
hall sounded. A ripple Of applaus
answered the signal and Gov. forake
explained 10 tho audicncc that the gon
had boon sounded by electricity louehe'
by tho Gnger Of MIA James X. Folk
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-05

AIR. WITTERSONS FOURTH OF
LrLr nRITION

JULY OkiIION.
Mr. Henry wat,eron yesterday dcliy.
cred nm address before the people Of
Harlem, New York, In celebration Of
tho anniversary Of the natal DAY Of the
Republic. II vas mainly devoted 10 pro.
lection and Rcpublicanism, indeed alto.
gc,hcr, except few preliminary words
recalling tho battle OF Harlem, an
event always ircsh In the memory 81
New Workers. hnd few words nj
the close reminding his hearers Of the
anxiety oi Washington ~ he waited i'm.
patiently for the appearance OF the troops
under Knox which had successfully con.
irontcd the British ON l,ons Island aud
made q rctrcat In such good order ~ ~.
surcd the commaniorin-chicl that all was
well with the Palrio, army. This ~.
vival OF an incident Of trinsccndani
Importance In local history was =
graceful tribute 10 the pride Of all New
Workers, aud served well a. nn iniroduo.
tory To wha, tho graceful speaker had In
reserve that was pertinent 10 the one Ma.
tional political issue, which most mark
cdly separates the Democratic from the
Republican party. lie badc his hcarcn
take courage from the example 81 the Rev
dictionary heroes nj Harlem, AMI 20 pres,
ON In their warfare for tho political
rights Of the people. Though clothed
In new sentences, Mr.. waticr.on confined
himself to a repetition 81 the Arguments
for tariff reform he has ~ often aud y,
cogcntly presented 10 the public, but h
made two points, two strong points, tia
are worthy Of repetition by every Dcmo
cratic speaker during tho Presidential
canvas. Tho first Of these was the ~
made Of quotation from decis
ion by Justice Miller la Ia
caso Of Tho Loan Association v.
Topeka, reported In 20 Wallace, Od2
Mr.. wnilcron quoted Justice Miller Il
order to sustain his opposition 10 proic,
lion ~ nm unconstitutional thing. a pos
lion, We believe, hni revived by Tn
APrEAi, and Gin, Akon by Tom Benton
p "Bvond oirl," said Justice Millcl
"6,ors ooa b no iugfi iar uhioh e nd IA
Ior public pwpos. 10 bay wih ono hai,
hs pour q NE Gop1nmai on ne prqI
oriy II hs oiissni, Oad wih ne o,tor b
sou upon laoroi indiriduah, 10 a
pripcts nioprisa and build ~ priro
fortune IL nons hs icS rVlbeyy :
oauS II done under hc forms
ne ldw and IL oailcd tardiiop
Nothing could better iorIiiy position
% protection that Is imprcenablc. IL
lection Is class legislation, and class leg
la,ion Is rcpugnRnt 10 tho Federal Cons
tuition, and rcpuman, 70 tho genius
the country. Mr. waiicnon's sOool
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-05
r,.sxu.s and A..ocIs,Io. e.me.

- Kansas Chy-M Morning. Kansas City
8, Cleveland 5. Afternoon: Kansas City
II, Cleveland 10.
At indianapolis Morning indianapolis
H., Boston T. Afternoon: Boston 4, In
dianapolis ..
Al 81. Louis-Morning Athletics II,
Sc. Louis .. Afternoon: 81. Louis, u
Athletics, 2.
Al MISUNDERSTANDING Baltimore .,
Louisville .. Afternoon. Louisville 4, BAL
timorc 1.
At Detroit Morning New York 4, De
,roil I. Afternoon. New York 4, De
troit 1.
Al Piitsburs-Momlng pittsburg H.
Washington o.
At Chicago-Morning Chicago 10, Phil
adelphla 4
Al BROOKLYN 0. Cincin
natl 3.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-05
A CASE POR THE GRAND JURY.


The people Of Memphis remember the
horrible murder that occurred on the
steamer Benton, Sunday, May g. Tho
boat during the day, vps the resort Of
gamblers, prostitutes aud toughs, promis-
cuously. There had been liluor.drnking
aud gambling all day long. Tho murder
was the natural outcome OF tho lnw.dciy-
ing conditions that obtained. Last sun
day the peace Of the suburbs was disturb.
cd by the orgies Of a similar class oi people
at lloOkor's Park or Oakland Grove as IL
is yariouslv called. TnE APPEAL il
not disposed TO draw lines too
closely In the matter OF Sunday
advertisements, but II is disposed 10 make
an unrclcnling war ON these murder
breeding resorts which make life n burden
10 the police aud constabglary Lat sun
day night Ilookcr's Park was given oycrto
indcccncy and rowdyism, and TuE irrrAl,
in tho namo OF good order, 300.
tested. For this il wns threatened with u
libel suit boy the hrz'n ProprIc,ors OF the
place. tn, purpose Of such suit could
only he intimidation, the point being to
cstop, not only 1nE ArrEAL, but all othcr
city papcrs, FROM further effort 10 interfere
with the summer business Of the place.
rur Arrr,l. having interest Of the com
muni,y nj heart. declined TO be diverted
from the line of ils duty by any such
method, and, In iis issuo OF yesterday, ~
moved In attack, and published facts con
drnaiory OF all IT, charges. Yesterday
being public holiday, the propricIon de
string 10 do large business during III,
day, sowcd the city with handblls de
nouncing TnE ArrEu, hoping thereby {,
prevent any dccwasc In tho attendance
TuE Atrial stands ior order aud the pro
prcior oi llookcr's Park for disorder
Tnr ArrrAl, with tho support Of ever!
good citizen Of Memphis, considers ever!
haudhill distributed missionary In In
CAUSE oi reform. IL nov invites lh
attention OF the Gmnd Jury TO tn
place aLd its propuelor-. In th
iiul place, the jury should inquire Nhc,h
81, In the sale Of liquor the iou.milc la'
Is observed. In the second place, whothc
. the park Is public nuisance; in the thin,
place. whether the state liccnsc law ha
l,ccn obcycd; In the fourth place, whc,h,
the SUNDAY laws arr violated. Ia the no
place. whether the pcoplc OF the ncigl
borhood have reason Co object In I'll
sixth place. whc,hsr the liberation Of
resort which will inevitably cause bcach'
b Of the peace, Rnd. very likely, murder,
y warranted Wy good public policy. 4
= example must bc made or NO shall hay,
70 before the summer Is over. thc,o p'rori-
Q every cruss.roads In the county, with q
= the Disgrace they win entail. Already
r is growing unsafe TO travel Sunday nigh
= on the dummy lines, aud tho public d
y mands oi the Grand Jury instant and SUI
d mary Intervention. TnR Arrs,L Is raJ
! 10 assist In ovcry way Il can, the jury M
= bc ASSURED.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-05
FOR PRESIDENT,
FOR GOVERNOR
STATE ELECTORAL TICKET.

For the State at Large Albert s, Marks OF Fran
lin: Josiah Patterson, OF shelby.
rirt District-H T. Hughes. Of Claiborne.
Second Disirict--I. A. Gmtz, of Knox.
Third District
Fourth DistrIct-w. NJ Hammock, Of Trousdalc
Fifth Distrct-W G. Houston. Of Cannon.
Sixth Dlstrict-Eli T. Morris of Davidson.
Seventh District-Flournoy Rivers, OF dilcA
Eighth Distric,-R Il. Cole, Of Henry.
Ninth District
Tenth District Harry NJ. Hill Of shelby.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-05
NEW WAY TO ray ON DEBTS

NEW WAY TO ray ON DEBTS
Hereafter importing merchants ap to
have an opportunity afforded Thorn Of
using now, simple aud safe method Of
paying customs duties, anl Il has gunc into
elect In New York City A. Is we'll
known. the statute requires all customs 10
10 collected Ia lawful money. Con.c.
qucnuy, tia, busincss cannot hc done In
the usual way with certified checks. Here.
,oiorc the importer has always been forced
10 op,ain from the hank the actual money
leold or silver OF lcgal icndcuo o. silver Ger.
idcaicsl, then send OF take thom 10 the
Cusiom.housc. New York merchants have
long been trying 10 simplify this method,
which was attended with considerable risk
but the largc amount Of routine work Is ic
be- Superseded In New York 10y a yer,
simple device, which has bocn accepted a
satisfactory by the Treasury Department
Tho method is described by 7h Comma'
cial and Financial Chronicle ~ follows
| n seems that cvrfy DAY any hank wishing 10 a
~. viii b. allowed ~ leave with the Assisian
Trasufvf such amounted iasiui money a. II dc
slp- 'en arount II customs dntis~" Got vhicl
viii ~ issici = temporary ieroslt tirhei In durll
cate. the original deposit u,tci 10 80 70 the Col
icoiof aud The duplicate 10 tho baat. THIS teln
duno. any Importer, CUSTOMER 81 that hank. ca
draw his own chcct iot ths amount Of duties b
wishes 10 rag wi ich theJt the bans will chang
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niyer Tstegrsm..

CINCINNATI. o.. July -Noou-Rlvcr q icc, a
Inches aud rising Weather clear andwarm
INV ORLEANS, Ia. July A-Arfiyct Cly
New orleans, ~ Louis Weather warm, VA
shower this aftrfnOon.
1T LOUIS, No. July A--pcpntcd A. J. na1<f
ncssoc river Rlvvf Z gauge Na wcathcf bot
Thermometer 81 : pm. mafkinEpt'
CAIRO, ~. July -Neon-Arrved ncsoto
Cincinnatl, Sam Nev south - iouiA u Auj
City 81 Monne, ~ Louis, , PM lars q
nr0wn, CincinnAti, 7 pm DEPARTED nc.ot4
Nemphls an New south. ~. Louis snI
Ciiy y Na,ch-f, "a iouis . pm. RIVER y ~