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ENN y and reliable Medicines are the best
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ixir has been prescribed for years for all i'm
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Thore are only two women in tho
Chinese colony OF Chicago.
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4 man is not whole till he takes n
better half.
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4 man looking at Iarper's picture
Of Dopew hung up in ~ Il station,
exclaimed. That FnrcpauEh is the
dandy circns NAH. -Texls Sifl!ugs
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Noxo * triao with any Throat or
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a Cough or Cold, or tho children ere
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WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia
md LIVER Complaint? Shiloh's Vitalizcr is
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nods IL Daniel
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A corner in honey - Behind n
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\ woman is never lovelior than when
she S asleep.
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SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miserable
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the remedy for you, For sale by Reynolds
n Daniel.
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Mrs. Davis, widow of the late JUS
tico David Davis, has returned to her
old home in North Carolina.
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The Widow NIcGuinesB' pig va:
hanged, drawn and quartored in &
rattle.
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The best book-The bank book.
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Every moment has its duty. When
you como to it-pass
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Lqziness has ruinsd more talent
than activity has developed.
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The right TO pay takes has mover
been denied the woman.-Picayune.
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An ancient mariner-Neptune.
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A stern reality-The last boat.
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A good act carries its own gold.
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NEW ADTERTIshHEAts.

yIJAYTEp,-Llyg AGENrs. -wfI ~, 90 a.,
w 1850 nsrsNt A..ociatiou, RaH.lo, ~ J.
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l'ircuit Court.

Judge l.. II. Estes decided the following
cases yesterday: Central National bank, OF
New York, vs.. Menken Bros 4 Co., iudg-
ment in favor Of plaintiff for 500, S7S. 10;
John A. Denie w. the Citizens Street
Railway company, Judgment for plaintiff
for $l6I90; A. b. Lnsay VS.. A. W. Cole,
judgment in favor Of plaintiff for S22.7l;
u. Mitchell VS.. W. 4. Mcclure ct al,
judgment in favor OF defendant Nj. Strick-
land vs.. q. Thoms, judgment in favor OF
defendant O. q. Hem VS.. j. ID. Hunter,
judgment in favor Of plaintiff for $50; l..
d. Eaton vs.. +. q. Ncganego, judgment in
favor OF plaintiff for 81 l2G.42.
Mrs. Lizzie kupiclschmidt filed bill in
chancery yesterday praying for divorce
from her husband, Richard kupfcBchmidt.
Cruelty and adultery are alleged.
The calendar for October is as follows
5,737, Boyd vs. Sims; 5,739, billiard VS.
Martin; $40, Orgill w Davis, 5,7il, iiar-
ris VS. Harris; 5,7ii, llUllenberg VS. Kerr;
5,7iS, Rossell VS. Yates; 5,7i9, Webb vs.
Stills; 5,752, Cain vs. Prince; 1857, Tate VS.
Cumberland university, 5,7bi, Lipscomb
Va Pearson; 5,7G0, Shaw vs. Watson; b, 767,
Guion vs. White; 5,760 Thornton vs.
Kerr; 5,772. Houn W. Scanned; 5,773,
Collins vs. Scanned; 5,77i, Schwab g.
company vs. Buxbaum 5,775, QUEEN
heiincr vs. Buxbaum; 5,778 Aber-
nathy vs. Goodlett; $3.50, Nuss vs. lim-
orman; 5,7S3, Grccnlaw VI Guion;
$3.50, Anderson Hat company vs. Apple
white; 3, 7SS, Peters Cracker company VI
Humes; $3.50, Bigclow VS. Brown; 5,702,
pcres vs. Stewart; 6,703, Meyer vs. Meyer;
5,797, Homn vs. Koran; 900, Cook VI
Cook; $500, Buchignani VS. Logarmosinoi
5.SOl, Selden VI WelIlord 5,SO2, Gage VI
Friend; 5,S03, Robinson vs. Burrows; 1854,
Miller Va Kimbrough; i,S0S, schwatzen-
berg W. Folkes; $500, Poston VI liudspethi
$50, Dickens w Dickens; SSH, Lowen
slime w Schoenield; 5,Sl2, Mcnkcn VS.
Eaton; 5,Sl3, Jack vs. Lowenstine; 5,Sl5
Murphy vs. Lcmp; 5,sl6, Gilchrist VI
Young.
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JTEoNE PARK, Oct 5.-The track was
perfect today, and likewise all other con-
diiions upon which depend time and enjoy
ncnt
First Race Three quarters Of a mile
Starters. Diablo, Hector, Eccola hlly,
Cartoon, Fatoniowu, ..Ceoias, Hoydey,
Din,ah Isis. Dnllo Won In ilNk Hey
dcy second, Cartoon third.
Second Racc-Ono mile. Starters
Climax, swift Yum Yum. Mollic Me.
Carthy's last. Swift won in liil, Yum
Yum second. Climax third.
Third Racc-Milc and thrcc.quartcrs
Starters Bella u. Specially, lnvcrwick
lnvcrwick won In 3 II. Bella II second.
Fourth Race - Mile aud an eighth.
Starters. Rupert, Prince Royal. kaloo-
lab, Harfisior. Question, bohemian. Prince
Royal won la EjOi, lnpcrt second, IA
lOolah third.
Fifth l,acc- Fourteen hundred yards.
Starters Bruit, Defense, Bessie June.
Paragon, leo II. 1cnnyson. Paragon Won
In l'22, Bessie June second, Bmit third.
sixth Race Mite aud n sixteenth
Starters stockton, Ten Day, Lucy n, A
Reed, Van, Mynwool, Argo. uiallon, sat
islactIpn, lluutrcss, Unique, OakNuol
Ncitlr fanita. Stockton won IN l.j2l
Ten Day second, Wynwoop third.
TopAy'E ENrMrs.
Following arr the Jerome PARK cniric
for Saturday
iint laorH Thr'e quarters ~ mile sonom
~ nalup boz hiUphauiy GA kfm ini Touss
kiur iI, Salvador ~ Radiant iIt Champagne
charlie %, Mimi, nlly, 49, Minnie Palmer lus
NUrlrl Race ono miir. Elrur W. AlafIr I5
kiuE Idle IuL NuiIln MHauhys Last irt uafs
man iu. hfuurlaafic ma Ovid iu,. LslcK iu,
1E.iEo lul
mini iacr Nile and fufluug T,fm Coit.
rs tiiWak ~. ranEun iIn
Fourth lsIuH Mls aud one sixteenth lie
1lNshiu H l,Hnolnnd iih. -anialyuv co.. Tpr,
81 CHARLEY InyuN Hs. Montague a.. ne Ava,
ln'. bohemian i.s, iaIflst,t ipr. furiham o.. ~,
~ TO-
fiith iaro=scvcn iuflours King Cfab IN
locniglln i2i tahYfsas ~. Mlmlrau n
sixth inoUHThfHt 4uhfiru uf o. mile tarfio (
9. lrakc iul, uurau lut. iacl tuTss lpt Ausinruu
H. ihuunrf - itu EultIur ~. AllcuiHuu "a
lfumsurk pi uscIula lIl, iaturY uigu iul Ma
~ Null iui tmpifu iu,. Uuffarl NinF o.. Nuls
We lW lNuaWito co. Volta iiu. tryv,lum iui Iiar
tiuNh Dr.. NHUHI ilh tyutth lul. uIrusrfaY Iu.
sNuiIlH n l.fIHH.I IA NHIV.fUF L.fulitfUf
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ArJACHsONyILIE.
EarIy Frost Not IN pec,cd- Yesterday.
Eases and urRth.

JACKSONVILLE, fl., Oct 5.-The
weather continues warm and tho hopes
Of a phcnomcnally early frost entertained
by some a week ago are dispcllcd. The
situation remains unchanged. except, per.
haps, that the eases ol fever are generally
Of a mildcr type.
Dr. Nillayiccncio, mn cxpoundcr Of the
incubation theory, is somewhat piqucd
that the board OF health will not permit
him 10 perform an autopsy on yellow
lover victim In order iu sccuru virus Tor in
oculatiOn.
special train today went 10 the relief
~ Saudorson, with bishop Moore aud
Gcn. Raya and a stock Of provisions and
ice.
Treasurer Schumacher has wired Gaines.
Vile 10 draw on Jacksonville Tor u, 900 iur
Dr. Neal Mitchell ,Oi ihn board OF health.
issues the following official bulletin ior the
tWvnty.lour houni ending az o'clock
pm;
New cases, 80. dfals, d. Total cases.
3,Ol2. total deaths ~. uf the new cases
10 are white and ~ co.orcd.
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pEoATuR. bisoouRAaED.

More Now Cases and the Weather
Warmor-No Frost at Jacksonville.
special Dispatch to The Appeal.
DECATUR, Ala, Oct This is the most
discouraging period sinse the beginning Of
the yellow fever scourgc in Decatur. The
weather has boon considerably warmer
here Tor tlS past two days, which adds
greatly TO the spread Of the disease. Three
new cases were reported TO your CORE
spondcnt this morning. namely, DIR. II. ".
Williams, Mrs. Renison, and Jasper Orr,
colorod. M
Mrs. Ed. Booker died this morning
about IL o'clock, anil DIR. W. q. Gill is
not expected to liye until morning.
-Four suspicious cases are being watched
and il is thought that nearly all Of them
will terminate in yellow foyer.
An authentic report was received today
that Mn, w. L. Princc,a Decatur refugee,
and whose husband died here about q
week ago from yellow feyor, had died oI
the same disease at Rockford, III. Mr.. w.
III. Mckinley, printer connected will
the Decatur Ndr, died at Murlrccsboro,
Tenn, yesterday evening, from yellow
foyer, making n total Of twelve death.
among the refugees.
Among those who are under treatment
now, are: Chns Amhciier, doing we'll; Il.
]. Chain, mild case; Mrs. Jo Graham,
improving, Mr.. Marion, car inspector,
bctlor; Capt. ]. u. Stewart, recovering.
Nearly all Of the remaining cases are
negroes, who arc reported in good condi.
ton, with one or two exceptions.
In conversation with DR.. Cochran, State
health officer, this morning, ho stated u
your correspondent that he was fearful
the wors, Of the fight had not yet passed,
aud anticipated many more cases bciOrJ
the epidemic could b. suppressed
Judging from appearances now We will
have a heavy rain tonight, IN which event
several new cases may bc looked TOT 10
morrow A warm mist IL now falling.
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BAN FnASOI>,u, Cal, Oct. "a lively
i've uund prizn fight with skin GLOVES.
Quccnsh1fy rules took place nj Ins An.
gclcs yesterday resulting in the Knocking
out OF Charles Burke hy Jim Harrison.
Burke WIS q r..sbuunt waiter and IIarri.
fon nn yy-mumH.r 10 jHr san rmnc.seo
olympic ciuh. iu,u are clover LuA,r.
and game. Two hundred Sports az.
,somb,l .ua dauro BON to src the FIGHT
(which Na. H.f.I'y according iD the rules
fllarls"u weighed only 1885 pounds ID
lBurkc'H lt hu. Uv vss loo tine condition
After the H",uul wuHd Harrison Iurr.
the fighting DE followed uutkp afpun 1
Tho ring, maulirg him numerically. Al
the beginning OF the fourth round gYfss
fcould scarcely see and blooi flowed irum
dis nose Ia stream. In tho ht rrnI
Burke could not stop the blows and br
was battered almost into insrns.bIlity.
Blind and bleeding hc sank into biz ror.
nor and threw up the sponge. There VA.
heavy betting among Tie politicians and
sports present.
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nEruoir, Mich, oct b-ln consc.
quoncc ola slight cOId aud hoarcncss,
developed since his spyuch In the open air
Ut Adrian, Mr.. Blaine determined this
morning to give mp his trip 10 Eas,
Saginaw aud lshpeminr This determine
ton Wa strengthened hy the heavy atmos.
phcrc in this par, u iac State aud reports
OF ma ley Temperature in the northern
peninsula MI BLAINE B, at the residence
herr OF Gen. Algrr, who're ho will remain
until Monday, whoa hg will on his en-.
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CIYcISSArI, o., Oct. 5.-The fifth day
at Latonia was warm and pleasant. At.
tendance good and track fast. Tho bet
ting was rather light. During the after
noon Jack Chinn and I. NJ. Bowling, the
bookmaker from Chicago, had some diff
Guilty in the pool sheds, and Chinn cut
Bowling, but not seriously, The affair
took place after the fourth race. Bowling
pulled revolver, which ho could not get
chance to use, as Tucker, the well known
turfman, succeeded in getting It away from
him. No arrests were made. The follow
ing is the summary:
First Race-Selling; six furlongs, Start
ers: Eight to Seven, Bangle, Bixby, Blue
Stone, Armenia, Mirth, Alta, Maggie j.,
I.apland, Kcnsington. Eight to Seven won,
Bangle second, Bixby third. Tlmo-l:lI
Second Race-Purse; elcven-siNteenths
OF mile. Starters: Sportsman, Jenny
Santa Cruz, Macauley, Louis dor, Cas-
sus Rchland, Outbound, Rcdeemer.
Sportsman won, Icnny second, santa
Cruz third. Nme-l;l0l.
Third Race-Selling; seven iurlongs.
Starters Doubt, Della, Comedy, Chas.
Reed, Gold Star, llopedale, Clara Moore,
Oremah Lizzie l.. Doubt won, Della
second, Comedy third. Tme-l.30.
Fourth Racc-One mile; pursc. Starters
Whiienosc, Brother Ban, LibrettO, Mar
shall, Luke, Holland. Lconatta, Steve Jor.
ono, Clara G, Porter Ashc, Derochmont,
Autocrat, Won Tromp, Dyer, Lewis Clark.
Whitenose won, Brother Ian second,
lIbretto third. Time, l.i3l.
Fifth Race-Selling; five iurlongs. Flee
tricity, Bonnie kittie, Franchise Potina,
Nirgie, Wright, Hope, Tillie Jayne, Neva
&, Peach Blow. Electricity won, Bonnie
Kittie second, Franchise third Time,
E0ii,
ToDAY's ENTITIES.
CScISS.TI, Oct 5.--Folowing are tho
entries aud weights for tomorow's races at
LatoniG
Fint Racc-sclllng. scvcnelehuhs Of mile
HiNhy VI, Vivian ". Jim Nave ", Hattie u leo
Ida l. lO1, stewart lUi clifford TO, walker loo,
hssccola 10, Quotation iod, liupcdalc Jos Jessie
Mcfarland luN balance los Comedy 100, Myndom
H. krrbus no, willie Carroll ps, Wild 10y los,
Blue Eyvd Lcllo 100, Zig Time lOi
second Racc-Thr iourths a mile, selling
Mue TIMES ~, breakdown ", Hue Stone ~, Comet
lO1, Joshua lul. John Gray luq, frcd Mooley iud
Cast steel 100, BOoVnck Ia, Mouustouc lO~. J. g.
Culp lud, Robin lU, Monucmt no. lluhme no,
blct,cf ~, Tom Nichols ~, Finally III, kcdnr
Khan ~, 81 Nick rs Long Roy iiN
IhiM krc=-ellnv hNy.cighths Oi mile
Hnndocic VI, Martin Russell 10. Chestnut He'll
lWl Zulu 100, Nt~pcr He'll To-. NauuCruttc luA Al.
lahucnc iOi ~. u. ioydcu lul. kcryrua iut. Tom
stevens o. Euglcwuud u, HsyiyCf p, Hone ~
Iollin llawlry 20. Emily Maud 100. Mcdowell iU2,
VIOLA 100, lamont 100
Fourth Kacc- Handicap milo and a sixteenth.
Iotfen III, MawhimH ~ Famine no, lad 100,
Brother Han iDi. Hamlet w. Nyudum ~ kcf-
mc-sc ~
rum Racc-IAionia prize one mile Julia l. MS.
Norma ~ business -. IUununo ~ Roundabout
lol kmim TOO MHruhma leo tycrCtt iu1 liyIO-
CIIlc lOl. lANInIA nollu lll. ~ Mank ll6
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BRUTAL AND UNFAITHFUL.
a Prominent Gunsmith Sued for Divorce
What the Bill Allepes.

a prominent Gunsmith Sued for Divorce
What the Bill Alleges.
Mrs. Lizzie kupferschmidt filed bill in
chancery yesterday praying for divorce
from her husband, Richard Kupierschmidt,
who keeps gun and locksmith establish
ment on Main street, near Adams.
The complainant, in the bill, first shows
that she and the defendant were married
October 8, 1881, and that a child, now four
years old, is the result Of the union.
She then goes ON to recite her grievances.
During the past two years SHE says he
has been absent frequently all night from
home without any business calling him
away, and without making any explana-
ton TO her, and being alone, she has spent
the hours in great fear and distress OF
mind.
When requested by complainant to state
where he had been, defendant would only
answer with blasphemy.
He first struck her in July OF last year,
her questioning him about his staying
away from home being the cause.
She left him on that account, but after n
few monshs returned to find him cold and
distant He continued 10 remain from
home and beat her when she remon-
stratcd.
She states that she learned finally that
her husband was visiting houses OF prosti-
tuition and had committed adultery with
parties whom she did not know, and that
for the past eight months he has been
committing adultery with woman named
Nellie Atmore.
In conclusion, Mrs. Kupferschmidt says
that her husband has spent much money
in his designations, and has pinched affairs
at home, though by her fathers will she is
entitled to several thousand dollars lett by
her mother, who died February last, all OF
which Kupferschmidt has taken into his
possession She asks that he be made to dis
gorge and compelled to pay her allimony,
and that the child be given to her keeping.
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cmcAoo's STREET CAR STRIKE.

Tho President Ronisos TO Aocode 70 tho
Demands OF Employees.
Cmc,oo, H., oct b.-Onc.,hird Of
Chicago will bo without street car facilities
tomorrow morning, and within twenty.
four houp another third Of the city will
bc In the same prcdicamcnL President
lorkcs Of the North Chicago company,
tonight, after week Of tcmporizing,
finally refused the demands Of his en-.
ploycs, and ahcrSari declined parcmpio.
nly Ia accept an invitation from the mon
to arbitntc All the north side employees.
$50 in number, will, therefore. according
10 their announced program, strike at q
O'Clock a.tU. tomorrow Interviews to-
night with representatives, Of tho en-.
ploycs ON the west side show that they
will strike before thr ensuing midnight,
ia orlcr, u possible, to cripple tho entire
Nofkcs system aud bring him quickly 10
time. The grievance IT tho north side
men, as stated by them, h that They ave,
Tor no apparent reason, paid considerably
less than the west Hidcr. aud lpsidua.
have hour Of duty ~ SPLIT NJ that the
amount Of sleep required by the average
human being cannot be- had without in
tcuupiuu.
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CINCINNATI, o., Oct 5.=Jack Chinn.
J. NJ Bowling and H. Tucker. In con.
sequence Of their alteration today on lho
1Atonia Jockey Club grounds, have b,ru
suspended from the La.onis Jockey club
course until tomorrow morning Nc 10
O'Clock Between now and that time nn
investigation Of the trouble will be- made.
All three Of the men have boon arrested
Wy the Coyington authorities, aud arc now
out ON hail
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Tho Rcf.rmrh ,hnrrh.

nAyroS, o., oct at the Ohio Synod
Reformed church the Rows r. Mocriykc
and A, Paige rc,kc. Of the Reformed
Dutch church In North America. body
closely related b. the Reformed church In
TIE United Siliys, were received and vel.
coined iu 90" sUssiuus The s,mc courtesy
v1s extended 10 The Rows Brown, XII.
bum, Matthews, Mueller, Dvnning and
PAYNE .rHlurUlh
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Tho Ohio 4 Mississippi railway has now
on Nlo ~ its Louisville oihccs tickets Al
thc following low mtog Columbus. -. AMI
riuu, sitE r,thurg. Pa, and rriurn.
enWl baltimore. Md. and Washington, ~.
g., one way, $3.50, Philadelphia. Pa, ono
way New York, one way, siO.sO.
w. u SuNrrC, Cen. lass. At.
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Ycster,iay,s IsaII Games.

AT Boston-Boston 8, Detroit 3.
At New York-New York IL, Chicago G..
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn o, Baltimore l..
At Cincinnati-Cincinnati 8, Louis
ville3.
At Observation-Disclosures s, Cleve-
land 0.
At Washington-Washington l, Pitts
burg 5.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8, In
dinnapolis 9.
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Transfers of Realty.

Mrs. Rebccca Bowcnstein yesterday fled
deed conveying the stock OF drugs,
shelving, show cases, etc, in the store,
corner of Main and Vance streets. to Nj.
NJ. Cohen. trustee, 10 secure creditors in
the sum of 81 7gl
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The Merchants Zouaves. Capt. Kit Def
frey; the Schorr Zouavos, Capt. Forshay;
the Mncnncrchor, under MesSrs. Zimmer-
mann and Prof. George PlHii the en-
ploy - OF Mcssrs. Il. Lowenstcin * Bros !;
The J. S. Menken Company and Loubrie's
Fair have volunteered to take part in the
performance.
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White Oak Slaves

AND WALNUT. WHITE OAK AND ASH Loll
hrANrED TO CONTRACT WITH RELIABLE
w paniC1 Cor lafs0 quantities II Slaves and
Lufi flr regular supply, delivered on any filir1ai
Apply, stating iull laflUulars ani points % shlp
mCuL tn
INV YORK EXPORT TINuEW co.,
Noa 81 aud vi nruadwny NY
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gagcment at Grand Rapid,. and from that

gagement at Grand Rapids, and from that
point he will proceed to indianapolis He
mas Just declined the proposed reception
rendered him by the Chicago Union
league, He will arrive in Chicago about
the 18th or 18th OF October. There is
nothing at all serious in his present indis-
position, and his cancellation OF the East
Saginaw and lshpeming dates was caused
simply by desire to husband his voice.
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- 60 uouus-Fr,p t.st I.nt.

The Louisville & nashville railroad are
selling tickets 20 81 louis and rrmm nj
above rate. ~. l0h express, leaving
Memphis at 20 pm. arrives In n. Louis
a. 7.5j am, with Through sleeper and
chair car. For iulhg, Information call AT
Office, 3l2 Main $40
joins A,SYrr Ticket Agent
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Criminal Court.

Charles Treadwcl and Harrison King,
colored, charged with larceny, were ac-
quilted yesterday.
The grand jury held short and unin-
teresting session yesterday.
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Military Mapcuvers.

REALISTIC BATTLES, GRAND CnoRus or
GERMAN AND FRgScH NATIONAL SONOs,
PEoP. ARSoLD's BRAss band, and the
Greatest Fireworks Display ever seen in
Memphis.
Tickets for sale ut J. Samclson & Co.'S
Cigar store, $40 Main street
In order that all may attend, all rail-
roads and steamboats, have issued eXcur.
ton rates.
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THE WORLD OF SPORT.
YESTERDAYS EVENTS AT LAToNIA
AND JEROME PARK.

a Bloody Prize Fight in California-Clos-
ing Games of the Ball Season-Chicago
Beaten Again-Entries for Today's
Races.
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MoNtarlt, oct b.=rdcnds Of the mon
who fled from New York TO avoid the
Broadway milroad bribery prosecution,
say that them Is great rejoicing over the
decision Of the court Of appeals In tho Me
Quado case, and that they expect 90 bc
able TO rcium 20 New York by tho end Of
the year
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sale OF ri.e uor.e..

Pans, Ky, oct. 5.-Yesicriay nj the
combination sale Of horses by Bowden.
Edward 4 CO., In this city. thirty.ihrce
head brought an average oi s2U0. The
highest priced animal was Estollo Bol.
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mond, sold to JEFF w. Smith, OF Shawhan,
for Sl,700. There will be seventy-fve
head sold today.
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LEVEE WORK.

o1CU 90 notrn ~ Mf-twirri Lrvrr1
tuWWIsatnNrus
GEirvytLir. Miss. October I. lstN
Sealed proposals will o. received a. tho ufcc Of
thD blifl ul Missi slpIl lUyry Commissioner ht
0fctuNillr Washlugiunrouuiy uptos O'Clock y M,
Monday, october ~, 1883,
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lllua, tfu'les anu SPECIFICATIONS ~ inc hNWN'
wuik eau ~ scou. aud other Information iha llh
d-H NAV lriW obtained. at the oiilco OF William
startling. Chief Engineer
tool and sufhCi,nt security viii be rrqulfcd iot
t1' ptulrt execution ~ the work, and name. VI
of ln tht,r fcf cont will he reouired Payments
INSIDE inunihly lu cash nids must bo addns' ~ W
thc undcriEnci. aud Endorsed "fropo.als " on
strict Loves" The right 10 reject any ann Az
bids will De reserved
~ order OF The lizard ...
0Sleig Secretary and Inatuiof'
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Grand Opening On the BLUM,
MONDAY, OCTOBER =.

At s pm, and every night for one week.
The Great Military Pageant and Fireworks
Drama,
"Thc Fail of Paris aud Reign OF the
Commune"