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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-17
COMMERCIAL RESUME.

COMMERCIAL RESUME.
Special TO the Gazette.
NEW YORK, Oct. 16,-Rail:oad bonds
to-day sold as follows:
Fort Worth and Denver 924.
Texas Pacific Us 81; 2's Az.
kl1sss and Texas l's 903.
General Mortgage GIL.
, Atchisop, Topeka and Ssnte Re cs4 So
Silver SO.
Money 2@2t per cent.
Sterling stesdy.
governments weak and lower.
OIL 933
Cotton quiet.
Coffee steady.
Wheat opeuei wesk put rallied, loet
a76 closed higher And excited.
COTTON RESUME.
NEW YORK, Oct. l6.-Huobard, Price {
Go. cay:
Trading, though small, has been dis.
tincuished by quietly Arm uniertone.
Receipts OF ports 70 day were s5oug the
same as on this c&y last year, and offer.
iugs from the gouthern interior
towns continue free, the cotton being
described as very much superior to earlier
receipts in quality. The movement ct
cotton toward New YoIE ior delivery
upon CONTRACT here has almost entire y
ceased, ss southern holders are aols,s1
dispose Of sIl their offerings, iIclu&r g
low grs es, al better relxiive values INN
czn be obtained 10 New York. IA
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND B0NSS
NEW YORK, 0;g l6 The stock A4$ket
v7&s aomewhEt mere ec'ive today and OF
the whole showed more decided str-pgth
thsn h.s been eeen for many days, not
withssaldiDr period Of weakness in the
forenoon. TIE opening was weak With
declines extending TO per cent, cud
further losses ranging W 20 per cent.
IA the general list were estabiished. After
the raid was Il ,lshet, which wSs after
half hour WAS over, The Rnim stlon dis
appeared tiC n the msrke., though the
list then showed more strength, and by
noon the early losses were recovered, ex
Cept III few stocks. The market fi1sjly
closed quiet, but strong, at the best
prices cf inc Gay. The anal changes are
generally for fractional amounts with
advances in the msjoritT.
The rsilwsy bonds market also dis
played q little more animation. There
was very little feature outside OF this in
the market though there WIS generally
firm tore. The movements in prices
were in mes. instances fer slight frac-
tons only.
Goverrmen. bonds were dull 81 d
wess.
State bonds were dull sbd steady.
MEXICAN SECURITIES.
BosToN, MASS Oct. 16.-MeXicsn AZ
G5ta66
Common. 14@14;.
Scrip, 99h@lO0.
THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET.
Boston, MASS, Oct. 1G.-Tnece is still
q firm market for wool. The demand
continues good. Manufacturers are free
buyers ri all good wool that is Offering
st reasonable prices, but sre not inclined
to bay az higher prices than are now
quoted. OHIO snd Pennsylvnnis
nee ces had steady sales, y at Sic: xxx
at 52@33c, and No. l at S4@35c In
Micalg 81 fl esces there have been ssieS Of
Y st 28c, but very few holders are willing
10 Sell best wool under 29c. Comb
ing and delaine select WAS verv
frm snd in demand; No. l combing, SEQ
38c O1io fl ae delaine, SAC, and Mich
gan fue oeIaine, 3l@32r, Texas and
Territory woods sre in demand, 453 So;
secured, according to quality. Pulled
WOODS are steady. Foreign wool is firm
and Light supply.
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New 0=Ie lis.
Special TO the Gazette.

NEW ORLEANS, LA, Oct. I6-yogron-Fu.
turee opened quiet ani "a 3 poInts off; ru.u6
steady az eliSnt advance anu closed STEADY /
clostDS. October 0209 "a; November S 80
3 co, December 04G9 o.; January 9i4a9 10
February 24G9 p; maTcn 9 35: Aprtl 4 "a
a. May 55G9 SIS; juno 6JG9 IS; July
7409 10, Sales, Is 5c9 bales.
NEW OaLEAEs, La, Oct. I6. CotAn-Ste1dy;
lnid ling sac; low IN ddlinS s4c; good oTdin AIRY
Sc. Mes receipts % 1874 ba!e.. Gross receipts
24,256 bales. Exports. o Grsai Britain II 25S /;
bales; cosstwi.e 451f baies. sale, 1910 b4les
Sock $50 415 baies. -
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uostarn Gorss6hos Hsilf. NO. geo; Nc. Z, 2se;
10, {, $50; M. ]. sic keFs, 29ei "LAiss" l,9 y
G53; No s, 26oi Nc. S72c; No. !, zee; No. s, lie
Aosstls, ssms, Ns 4, iss; &c. s, 2s,i re, 6, iltl
SUTs te4ag.g, ts7c; pzosxs. $685.;
Aao0os. saci hrazA Euts, Exc pef u ElbsE!s
| Ike Va D.
EiCL4ss ys--Fsacy rabaiea lsebOc; choice
reboilet 5ss42c; Dzime re6oilsd ssrs5c; f9!r
c6cSr'trIFRlH iSs'tJc: common csntrtfugsIt II "a
| 72,. Maple SvIun- Old Time, l gal cans So 90;
x gal cans So 49, qts 81 co. gal Gals IS. per
PgovlgI0Ns-ws gueia or ira tar.s OF ca
T & I. GA: ,o-s all; se. .; Nc
Ssh. bri ks. 7aSc per Ii; loose Goldfish 6a61ic.
spiosa p;asts& aeHt..ss. -. oSsAr. ..
Roisna herzinss-Eessu 81 1851 Ts.
DIED hegr.rgb-Per boz, seS
bologna 6susags, 10.
Msss-stsIdaId plain IAN. l24le; do break
les, lacos l2%ci rhogt ales. .sccs, sides,
Il tei shoEt S So, dry ssa lOSc. Silver s6ie q
snos clear bacon Ike dry sslt utai lC1.o. DO
Lsgo Refined nsros. Io4c; 2.T-a o.s.
- Sans, l0}s, 90 3 lsvs lie. silver
snield ru-e iesI lard, Heroes. I2lzC: do $50 n
ctns 12@.c; On 40 q caUs l2'!C; do 6.l0 ID
cHn' Sci do = 3 'lns 1889, do 20.5H cant
t5.emlrg, pa. BIZ. q g; Erl'ss ne: bbiS4s
pT&SEGo !SheSt-gSf 3, GO
yzacaclE-X 1904. e.; XXE rozE. IL; 5.sss
9 Q; sinS5. sna.s, 9-i l2n0n craa'Vs n
SuSer-E.re poTGGrg1 ghas 9Ec, do has
5o!s. lOc; cut ioaf, bills, sAGi 90 naf auiS
Jsci s:c-cEra g1a-Eiht2.. tDis,. Sa5sC;
ltA5 dt'o a. 91zc; o7s'oe Wits. clarified, sh /;
cfoice seconos 7ci refining 7]s@7%c.
cGncrtes-stsfth, usari. 55s zsaazi lump, 3kG
A. ctaGis3. fCi: 0gisg. l0S 1915; E.isE dSsSy,
lU5i fLacy, lSc 1905 1Gpa. siaNi, y !aGb basis,
lG4Tlloi 80 cattcs, 4 22d SIS lnoh l9%
oleo; 20 cosi9E, x tnch,!7c; hevr.a2, ilip0Fts6,
Il . pey E53i cais:is. California. iOohz m3IScS
iola, 81 q; CO x boSes. 81 so; 90 \ LcYss, 2Cci
clCer, GRAZ S?2le. 5gci EjEs3l-j, cgG; vsae9GE,
l5ss4tci oIncen:sSta2 lgs 50 75loGI JUGS Slassi,
Ito peH gal. oIockS StLselt l9o peg Eai; Et.igO,
Jus per ? 5 oICi:.ii SyCsS- 10 P3t ccISU; J0!s-
rrosSca,, inpertzG. &c per a. Ama-;-
o9n 6Go peg Is 9nr Uao1sts, sT;o hc0ps. 81 GO
1o2 dozen; fZ.HSrl Gt:E. tblz. iSci E-plJar
bus. 9sc: 70, - 5aC5r i2 Is. hr3gars, -
2arGs. u 65i &c, ~ oEa5s, IS 20; 5aa:ag paw
da:G. 0Cla, Ito! lS cSDs, 81 tO; DSca-ori.
a-Aa;4 t1xI rScj .erniaa.i., s!Esl. NIX tGpi
cA:.cq - ball. rtg EG.l5a, c5&: HoZcesIr,
| sau2s Is eCiS. peg y:iinS. = y. G;Eas picEi2s,
PEE n 0Di. IS So: dried apples, az, oAs5c.
| :lic5d, "a 97sc; choice s7spors.6d, sfss&ci
fancy. 90 \. La.
hica-New crop, prime 5He6e; chc.ce 81 a
rOULGEY-vs quote: Young 4zylxs aAiaIazs
s. 40 per dos; GA hors q Is sex tesi
WCOL-l.ight medium. 1916; Ugh. fine
l4fl6ci heavy fine, 12Glsc.
HAlsEE-SEcStlo1 s. GEE &c. "a sax p:c2f
| Eou- H,Ssc, t-e yaEEs c;S, q e1S7 'Gr; tHyc 1
yasfs old 81 soa2GQ; tszo7 oyt-G cls wh!skJ
4 UV&6 CO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-17
Liverrs%-
spsn;sl 10 the Gszatts:i =

LIyERPooI1 pct Is -Gnttoa- FutureS Opened
steady at I'd 2 points eff, Tuled eaiss bnt
steady at deeiipe and closed sseady slightly
lower thsn.yes Eday September Oc:obec . As
asked. October NoVamber % sskeo Navem
Der DECEMBER =! bid December-Jahuary
q bic; January February p bid; February
March 5 2s; March April % bid; April May
5 25 bid; May uns Il.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 16-Cot,on-Firm with ia r
demand. Miodling upiands SD; mia ding
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United States Comparative s.stement.
Special ID the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX. OCT lG, 1858.
1nAsessSO-.
special to the Gazette.

eA1YRsror. AK Oct. I6.-I eacinz s 1T
markets closed as follows 20 day: Liverpool
4 IA and unchanged; sales u 90
bales. New 1orH ready and unc .anged sales
55l bales. New ORLEANS teady and unchar ged
sales 1910 bsles. Galveston steaiy and I'm
changed sales 1892 Usles
GALVESTON, TEX, Oct. l6.-Cotton dull
mitdling csc; low middling SIC; good c-ui
naEy II Ice. net receipts sll5 Dales; gross re-
ceipts sIs3 os!es. EXPoLts, ccastwi.e, 1866
bGles. Export, 10 Great BIZ tia, -. Sales
2SO9 bales. Stock 70 Cos bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-17
New ECrF,

Hss7 sfuz, oct 6-CnttoD-Market quiet
aud s'CsHy: middli, < UPLAND. 9lI-l6;; Or
leans 9 Is l6c. Saies to dGv Ais h les. Futura6
closec firm. Salss so 500 bales. OctOba! 9 3fS
. g; ,Cvembsr 3 42G9 50 December S6S6
;; January sc a .-.: February Pa.
Msrch 9 sig :Aprii 90G9 o. Nav 10 COO
10 OIL; .Iuoa 10 10e...; July 10 1910 ~; Au-
.u.t 10 261 10 81,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-17

tice. d. Haynes Of Kansas City, the
lesdirg counsel in the suit, IL assisted by
Meesrs. Perkins, Gilbert & Perkins,
Messrs. Montrose, GTub5s { Hsiper, d.
NJ. Brooks, Esq B. F. L0oney, Esq sill
Of the Greenvllle bar. A temporary in
junction has been granted by Hon. j. a.
3. Pu.m.n, District Judge. restraining
! the execution CT an order Of sale lately
granted by him, AID restraining defend
ants from collecting. assigning OF trsns-
ferring sp7 notes or accounts belong
Ing TO 81. Rsgsdklf, Until plaintiffs
petition can be heard in chsmoeTs after
day given to sll parties. A hear
lug is set down by Judge Pu:man
for The lSsh Ct tina current month
st Sulphur Springs. Tlis suit will
involve not much LEGS thsn 100000.
Mr.. Tnomss Howard OF 81. Lour, sn
active member of the Greenville Wster-
works and Electric Light Company,
Leading business msa of the city named
snd prominently identified with several
enterpri ses OF this character in Texas.
has just coneumm.ted tee purchase ct
eighty acres Of ground in the southeast
eTn portion Of the city. Sir. Howard
paid in cash q good round consideration
for the properly, which is des!reoly To-
Gated snd valuable. Il MAS bougas CT S.
G billiard CT this city.
Tae number of bales Of cotton received
at this marie. up to this dl.e, in exsct
figures, is 1881 bales. Should frost net
visit Us for tso or thee weeks good
spprecilbie fraction CT crop will be
added to what viii be Otherwise real Z2G.
Capt. P h W. Spencer, GcesEvi!le's
postmaster, Informs your reporter thsf
registered package consisting $50 which
was rwarded las. week 10 G,iTcsSop,
hiss baaa reported niseing By the Caves
ton ai;e, sud he is Confident the package
wss one Of the thirty taken by tie LS2-
sssr rem the Houston flee or the ulss-
i& OF tls 12sA last.
~, "a an -.E.-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-17
MORE ANIMATED.
Gses;sr acIvily ca The Sleek Market
Yesterday Tssa Gss Bse1 Ssen
fer Many Bays.

Lcssap Es sablished I'm ,hs General List-A
Finn UaceTsoDe Perv0den Dealings
IN OotIon-The dGvemeot
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F1NaNOIA1,
klNRY-

Nsw YcaK. Oct. l6-M01sy or can ea.y,
a. 263 per cent. Last loan at per cent
osed offered at PEI cert. SLerlinx eX
change quiet 81 steady at 81 sO% for sixty
day bills and 81 SIX for demand.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-17

orleans sad. Sales 1900 bales, RI which 1000
were for speculsli4n ana export. and included
4oNl American.
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Tho OalY reryiblo Slain,

special to the Gazette. =.
TAHLKQUAH, 1, T., OCT. I6 Yesterday
Psrnesky, 3 Creek Indian cohvic.ed Of
murder, wh, escaped from the national
prison st this place some time ago, Was
killed by Slerif Berge Of the I.lfnSfs dis
trlct. He is the only terrible Iddisarwe
hsvs in the Cherokee county. ), His
friends do not regret MS death. ST.
H. met the snegg with banner, 4Ed
snd has, as N 3slesce r neets MS Zoe
smoking Gff&d Republic Buff. Sold
By sill first. k &slers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-17

WEEKLY GAzzrTz for the campaign
10 cents per month.
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The Cafse sssykt7,
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON TEX. Oct. 16-Cc nee-Firm snd
unchanged. The stocks were small and the
mand from the interior light Wholesalers'
&otstions are: Good ordinary, l6Hc; fat
| MO; prime lsc; choice, 1S1sc; pesbsrry 205Ic
koio government Java. Ac.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-17

a Large sr,t Grt wing prt Of the EEiIuro OF
j. ri. Ksgodole-0otton Receipts.
SoectsI m the Gazpkre
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-17

T. slse ssoas Aarsota.
$50; =; 81 sssssaz; Choice TT
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Baby Portraits

Portfolio q. beautiful baby p0Ttraits tuinted
on fine platep6Ser by patent photo process; srnt
free to Mother of any Baby born within n yl1r.
Every Mother wants these pictures; send ut once,
Give Baby's name and age. :.
WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO., Rcps. Burlington, Vt
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-18
LOCAL NOTICES.

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry, 22i Second St
BRISKLEY LUMBER Co., l2i Jefferson st.
u. II. BALDWIN & Co.. dealers In pianos
and organs, No. 257l Main street
CITlzESs' Steam Laundry, Nos. 20 and
90 Beale street. Tel. 800 for wagon TO call.
PuRR and white as the flower whose
name Il bears are the biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder.
DIAN 4 LILLY CorrEE Ann SPICE Co.
FARM HANDS furnished from Georgia,
Alabama and the Carolinas. Will deliver
families at the lowest possible rate. For
particulars address Pro WILLIAMS, passen-
ger agent NJ. 4 L. railroad, Atlanta, Ga,
l.. q. Box No. 238.
SPEciAL students will I've received in any
department at the lligbcc School, or "a
take private lessons in Music, Art, Elocu-
ton, Literature, tho Languages, or In the
Business Course.
MISS CARRiE VI. KEArfNo, teacher Of
music, vocal and instrumental, Is teach
ing at the music-housc Of u. II. Baldwin.
As already announced, Miss Heating will
give a free scholarship for the last five
months Of the session ~ n reward 10 the
pupil having the beet record up 90 Febru-
AIRY for diligent study andtho highest do
gree OF perfection.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-18

Squire Buiicnbcre's spacious and most
elegantly furnished courtroom Of any in
the city, was crowded 10 IL fullest capacity
yesterday afternoon at the hearing Of sew.
cml criminal cases. The large audience
was composed entirely Of witnesses and at.
torncys II was a nciehborhood row be-
tween the Fosters, Thomnscs and Smithces,
oil oolorcd, who live out In the neighbor.
hood Of Polk and Mckinley streets. On
Monday afternoon the iouriecn.yearold
daughter Of Andrew Poster and the eleven.
year-old daughter Of James Smiihce had A
fight, and the Foster girl came out winner.
Mrs. Thomas. who keeps house for
kmithcc, went 10 the rescue and the consc.
qrsnoe was that tho Foster girl got
r/pped also. When smiiheo got home
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-18
ShrIh, Circnii Conri.

~. Alexander has filed q suit for q, 800
damages against the Kansas City, Spring.
field 4 Memphis Railroad company. Porter
q Macrca Inns filed suit for SO, 900 dam.
ages against j. Z. Humphreys and I. II.
Canon.
The following cases were disposed Of
yesterday J. u. Nicely w W. q. Flynn,
judgment Tor plaintiff for Sl,il525; l.. Il.
Eaton 4 Co. W 4. A. Murray, judgment
Tor defendant A. Dauriac vs. William
Terry, judgment Tor defendant, l.. l.. Me.
Donald " X. l.. Knox, dismissed, settled;
Iohn Houston W u. Lowcnstein 4 Bros,
plaintiff called, suit dismissed. II. Resche
~ Bluff City Manufacturing company,
plaintiff called, suit dismissed Blanche
Snnt VI 4. WiiSmann 4 Co., plaintiff
allied, suit dismissed; :. Gabay and wife
" Prospect Park railroad, plaintiff called,
suit dismissed; Viola Coach W Mime. Fan.
nays and Mariah Hastings vs. Nine. Fan.
nays, dismissed by plaintiffs.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-18

The murder case Of the state vs.. Ben
Smith was disposed Of last evening, the
jury returning verdict Of not guilty.
Henry Wilson, fraudulent breach Of
trust---jury, and verdict guilty and four
years in the penitcntiary.
Ambrose Chambers, convicted Of assault
10 commit murder, in the second degree,
was granted n now trial.
The case Of the State vs.. Joseph Pollock,
larceny, Is on trial.
The grand jury returned bills Of indict.
ment as follows Berry Rogers, fraudulent
breach Of trust; VIM. Burns, larceny from
the person; Joe Vance, fraudulent breach
OF trust Mike Robinson, larceny; 7. o.
Marks, larceny and obtaining money I'M
der false prctcnses; Irwin Clark, carrying
pistol.
'rodays calendar The following cases
will be heard today; No. SO, Phil Lch'
man, grand larceny; III, Fred Howard,
larceny; SS, Anderson Conley, larceny,
together with the cases untried on yester-
DAYS culendnr
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-18

lIAviSo determined 10 close out the gro
Gerry part OF our business, we offer our en-
tire stock OF groceries, oflca aud store fix
lures at great bargain. We will also
lease our store. No. 30l Front street, until
September I, 1850. This Is ono Of the best
stands on the street, and presents n mre
opportunity for any one desiring 10 open
up Wholesale grocery business
l.. NJ. ArPKRsoS 4 Co,
No. 36i front street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-18

That James Means 81 and 81 Shoes are
the best bargains In the city.
That J. W. vocgeli & Co. mako the most
comfortable shoe in the world.
That J. W. vocgcli 4 Co., 27l and az
Main street, keeps tho best fitting shoci
made In America.
That J. W. vocgcli & Co, keeps the lar
gca, variety Of the latest styles VI shoes IN
the market,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-18

Al the chanccry court yesterday Chan
cellor Estes announced the following opin-
ions:
Gaines VS.. Cook, defendant appointed
receiver.
schuler vs. Knights OF Honor, complain.
ant entitled 10 benefit policy.
Slate vs.. Smith, ruling ON exceptions to
report.
Hotter VS.. Partin and Hatch vs.. Partin,
Injunction rptained
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-18
The Purcsi Oniy.

We use squlbb's preparations and chem
icals In filling prescriptions, which arc
compounded by graduates In pharmacy,
ut reasonable prices. Headquarters for
natural mineral waters. Respectfully,
Henry j. HESTER, Apothecary.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-18

Jack Henderson and Lilly Anderson, Jno.
Jones and Ella Hall, Scott Thomas and
Eva White, colorcd; sam Washington aud
Josephine Knowles, colored; Andrew
Clark and Addie White, colored.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-18

y. Miles willett, ir., appointed admins
traitor OF DR.. l.. Miles Willctt, deceased.
DR.. J. T.. Bone, appointed administrator
rum tcsiamenta annexo Of John Pool, de-
,.ae.1
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-18
Reaistsr. once.

J. =. Walker TO Il. 4. Hunter, one.hali
in,crcs, in tract Of land west side Of Wal
nut street. lO0xlJO feet, near the south
line VI the Dunn tract, for $40.
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set for Trial.

The case Of Jim Rhodes, for assault up
on Capt McNccly. Of a river tug. viii bC
taken up and tried next Wednesday.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-18

- RTNovrD nv TnE usE or COCAINE
And Il stimulates and promotes tho growth
Of the hair.
Burnelts Flayorlng extracts aro the
beat
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-18

Mr.. Joe Tumcy, agent Of the lessee Of
the peniienuary, was In the city yesterday
and carried up soma prisoners last night.
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Advice Co Mothers.

Nh winsiovs scoihlug Syrup should always NJ
uscd iuf chlldrcn icything II soothcs the child
fuitcns the gums allais all pain Uurcs wind collie.
aud 4 the hcsi rcmeiy Tor dlarfhma ~ bottle.
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NOTICE.

owlng 10 the death Of w. w. Caps, the hrm Of
W. W. Caps a BRO. Il thia day dissolved. The
undersigned will continue the business Al the sams
stand, aud Il authorized 10 collect all ouuiandinr
NV. cAPrs
February ~ lisa
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-18

Lost-Point lace handkerchief, IN cloak
room OF Gayoso hotel, Monday night.
Finder will please leave at kcmcr'a
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-18

They SAY

but room for ono more at SOL Main,
where YOU eau get twelve cabinets for 81
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he learned Of the child-fght and, as Foster
was not his special friend by any means,
he swore out warrant for Mary Foster for
assault and battery. More than this, he
went 10 the Foster house and, the girl
claims, struck aud abused her. In retalia-
ton Foster then swore out warrants against
Mrs. Thomas and Smithee, charging both
with assault and battery on his daughter.
The neighborhood took sides and all the
men, women and children, including sew
cral white persons, are summoned IN wit
nesses. The case was commenced at 4
o'clock PIN. and the justice announced he
would hold court until ~ o'clock m, but
IL is not likely the case Will be concluded
even by that time.
Squire Gutenberg also committed
Geo. johnson, colored, 10 jail to answer
TO the criminal court for fraudulcntly APP
propriating feather bed valued at $40,
the property Of Sarah Gwin.
Geo. Couch, tho boss drayman, who
has 10 frequently been before the same
court for cruelty 10 animals, WIS fined s.
and costs for working sore back mule.
John Mohahan, a stone cutter, went
ino the saloon Of Martin Hooker, on Me-
Call street yesterday afternoon, got drunk,
and started a quarrel with several by
ISLANDERS. Hooker Undertook 10 put him
out when Monahan struck him blow in
the face. Tho difficulty occurred next
door 10 Squire Elughey:s Office, and he
disposed OF the case in short order, by
committing the offender 20 the rock pil0,
In default of payment OF IS.
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CAUGHT IN THE COURTS.
ANOTHER CRIMINAL COURT JURY
saETs IN IT'S WORK.

Sherman Belle Reputed Slayer Acquit-
ted by Verdict Returned After Dark
Last Night - Squire Buttenberg's
Court-Room Crowded.
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frrsH salt.rlsing bread at the women's
Exchange three times a week. Chicken
croqucties by the dozen. Also, individual
Charlotte Russo. and cakes OF all kinds.
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Not Dow ned Vet.
Dansirun

AZ api Main you can get the finest cab
net photographs, II for ~.
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bu, s,ill making twelve cabinets for 81
3pl Main.
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Oh. N.Y. Jas, Thishi

You can get ~ cabinet photographs ior
81 at 3gl Main street.