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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-02
Nespalurk DAILY Gribnate
FOUNDED BIZ HORACE GRE Ell q
SATURDAY, JUNE 2. 1888.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN English gunboat has visited Maltre
Isle and warned the French to haul down the
tricolor; England claims the island - ME-
Blaine is expected in London next week. he
will take coaching trip of 700 miles with AndDew
Carnegie. e-- The race for the oaks STAKES
al EPSON yesterday YVES won by Seabreeze; betung
TO A. - John Bright is stronger, but his
recovery is very slow. - The German Emperor
has gone to Potsdam, he dined heartily after the
trip and visited the park r. The vigorous
enforcement of the German frontier regulations
began on Wednesday; direct trains from farls
through Asacc-Lorraine are empty.
Congress-Doth branches in session - SEN
ate: The Indian Appropriation bill passed Mr.
Plumb condemned the administration OF the Com
missioner of Indian Affairs; the Judiciary Com
mttee heard charges against Mr. Fullers cOhuuco
rs q Jury commissioner in Chicago - House I:
The first paragraph of the Tariff bill WIS adopted {;
the motion TO postpone the application of the
free list defeated the legislative Appropriation
bill passed
Domestic General Sheridan IS no better-dan-
ger is feared from the dropsical condition of his
lungs; the bill to elevate him to the rank Oh Gen-
eral pissed the House, and his nomination was
confirmed by the Senate. - S. Is. Alexander
declined the Democratic nomination for Governor
of North Carolina. - The delegates 10 the
Democratic National Convention began gathering
in 81. Louis. - Mrs. Rawson, complainant IN a
divorce case in Chicago. shot her husbands attor-
ncv. - Three mcn were killed and others hurt
by the explosion of boiler in iron works ut
Wyandotte Mich.
City and Suburban.-The Kerr jury was unable
TO bring In verdict --- General Master Work
man Powderiy decided that the suspension oil
Master Workman Quinn was illegal - -Four
of Jersey City's Commissioners OF Public WorKs
were indicted for conspiracy and malfeasance IN
office - At the investigation of the Morris
Plains Insane Asylum, much evidence was adduced
contradicting the alleged abuse Of patients. -
General Sherman discovered that he had received
an invitation to the Decoration Day parade, had
answered declining IT, and then forgot 1t. -
The Rev. S. b. Halliday resigned his position
rs assistant pastor of Plymouth Church. -
The case of j. NJ. Hill against Margaret Mathel
was finished in the Supreme Court; decision was
reserved - New-YOrk defeated Pittsburg at
baseball and Brooklyn beat Cincinnati. 80
Winners at Pelham: Roulette, Mckenzie. Elphin,
De De, Schoolmasier and Mckenzie - Stocks
dull-sfter an early depression recovered and
closed strong.
The Weather Indications for to-day: Cooler
and fair. Temperature yesterday Highest, 70
degrees lowest, 6i; average G7 SO.
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baltimore June 1.-The body OF ASIA nop. %
wife OF j. sleeper Clarke, the actor was nrur
this city today and buried in the family 10. y,
Mount Only members OF her Immediate iaAAS'
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MR. B1AINES SUCCESSOR ON THE TICKET
NEw.YoRK coNcENTRATING on DRREw.

NEw-YORK CONCENTRATING ON DRPEW.
From The Albany Express.
There is now but one man upon whom the vote Of
New-York can be concentrated in the early stages
of the balloting at Chicago. That man Is Chauncey
M Depew.
GRESHAM AND PHELPS A STRONG, TEAM
From The Wilmington DELI News
As we said few days ago. Judge Gresham and
William Walter Phelps would unquestonably make
a strong ticket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-02

Tammaay Hall yesterday sent to Mr. Thur
man the gratifying intelligence that its dele
gates had been pledged to support him for
Vice President, and expressed the wish that
he would not "permit any feeling of reluct-
ance" to prevent his acceptance Probably Mr..
Thurman has a much keener appreciation of
the ludicr0us incongruity Of such ticket as
Cleveland and Thurman than the warriors OF
the Fourteenth-st. Wigwam are endowed with.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-02

Not many OF the delegates TO the Democratic
National Convention have already arrived in
st. Louis, but the indications are that the
work will be done expeditlousy 'The nomina-
ton for President can Of course, be disposed
Of in a hurry, and as Mr.. Cleveland made tho
party platform when he wrote his last message,
there ought to Ire no long struggle over the
tariff plank, which has been bone of conten-
ton in times past. The deliyerance of the
convention on the subject Of Civil Service
Reform should prove interesting, but is not
likely TO provoke much discussion. Nothing
but the Vice Presidency remains and triflo
like that cannot be expected to keep the dele
gates long engaged.
When a woman Is able to draw revolver
in courtroom and fire five shots before being
disarmed, the natural inference is that the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-02

The conservatism and caution Characteristic OF
American journalism now find expression in the
remark made by every other newspaper OF both
political parties that the immediate future OF Re
publcanism now rests with the Chicago dele
gates Equally safe will be the corollary that the
choice of the next President will rest with the
voters of the country next November.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-02

Sheridan now takes rank with Grant and
Sherman. He is General of the Army. The
bill awarding him the honor was passed by
the House yesterday and signed by the Presi-
dent the appointment was promptly made and
confirmed in time for the new General to
issue an order appointing his aides. There
was some ungracious opposition on the part of
one or two Confederate Brigadiers The honor
is certainly worthily bestowed, and it is car
nestly to be desired that the comforting Of it
may have an effect beneficial in the highest
degree upon the invalid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-02

June came In with perfect summers day
as is ever known in this latitude putting out OF
remembrance the most disagrccable of months in
the most disappointing of springs. So balmy was
the air and bright were the skies that the crust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-02

It. is intimatcd by phe SUM- that the friends
of Governor Hill may nominate and elect him
without regard to any dctation from the banks
of the Potomac or elsewhere" If Mr.. Cleveland
will tell us what "Thc Sun' means by :" else
where we Will explain to him what it means by
" the BANKS Of the Potomac"
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mig Assignment, In New york.

NV lonK, Nov. h.-Thc assignment Of
W. Caslin, Of No. 20 Broadway, was an
nounccd on the Stock Exchange today
lie was prominently identified with tn,
young element Of the Exchange and rep
resented them ON the Governing Commit
tee, but resigned from the committee whcr
his clearinghouse scheme was dropped
His liabilities are estimated ut about $50,
900, half Of which Is 20 members Of III,
Stock Exchange aud the balance old debts
lie declined 10 make any statement In ~
gard 10 the assignment, except that u 70.
suited from the long continued depression
Ia business.
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Col. I,si,'. shows.

A vast audience greeted the opening
performance Of Col Hills circus last even
ing, the spacious tents being filed TO their
utmost The mcnagorie attracted general
attention, especially the camels, two OF
which are the finest cycrsccn in Memphis,
being white double bumped ones Batch
elder. the great lcapcT Sweeney, the can
non ball wonder Meal Wcintz, the clown;
the Akron brothers, Zamom Leonard
Sloman, Sexton brothers and other ath-
lctcs OF the troupe excited great applause
by their daring and intrepid spccialties.
The show exhibits again this afternoon,
aud tins evening, at the final performance
In Memphis, election returns will be an
nounccd in the ring. The show h. the
largest and best ever seen in Memphis At
popular prices.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-06
Choking Catarrh.

Have you awakened irum n disturbed sleep with
oil the horrible sensations oi an assassin clutchlng
your thr'at aud pr'ssuE the liicbfvhth fnoui your
tlrh'cnsd chcft3 Have you noticed the lauguof
aud debility that sucocci the effort 90 clear your
thrnat aud head IT this catarrhal natter What a
depressing influence Il cNcrts upon the mind.
cluuding the memory and nlling the bead with
pains aud strange noises iiowdncult u a. ~ III
the nasal passagcs throat aud ungs of this poison.
ous mucous all can testify who arr afflicted with
caarfh How difficult io protect the system
against ~ further prgrcss toward the lung liver
and Kidneys all physicians viii admit IL isa ter
iblc disease. and cries out ior plict and cure.
The remarkable curative powers. whom all other
remedies utterly fall. ~ sANroup's RADICAL Cunr,
aW nttcttcd by thousands who gratefully rccnm
mend V Ia fellow sunvwrs No statement h made
regarding a that Canuut he sutsantlatcd ~ the
most respectable aud tcliablc vicrnccs
Zach packet contains one bottle II the utnfrAt
CuAf, one boN Of CAfAnHnAt -niVrNr. aud au la.
rnnNTp tNWAtNH with trcntisg aud dlrpctlous and
ltold by all druggists iottl
potriH nurd A Curwcu Co nostog
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Mcmni,is Thentcr.

Minnie Madden in Caprice" was the
attraction last night, and before fair au-
dience who undoubtedly enjoyed the play.
Miss Madden is pleasing actress. She
has peculiartics Of manner and introduces
stage business which hold the attention Of
her auditors. As Mercy Baxter, the
heroine, she grows in favor during each
act, and at the close YOU have most IA
vornblc impression Of the actress and her
art. That she is not great admits Of no
denial, but that she is pleasing, II not cap.
tivating. Is quito ~ true. The character,
changing from the awkward country
maiden TO the accomplished city lady,
seems TO suit Miss Maddern's style Of acting
and causes her to appear To much advan-
tagc. Tonight Caprice" viii bc repro
duccd. Manager Gray has made arrange.
ments to have the election returns read
from the stage tonight between acts To-
morrow night Miss Maddcrn will appear in
"In Spite OF AL"
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NO ABATEMENT In FEVER.
FIVE NEW CASES REPORTED AT DE-
CATUR YESTERDAY.
DR.. Jerome Cochran Does Up Mayor
Freye, Of New Decatur, and Plainly
Accuses Him of Unprovoked Misrep-
resentation.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
DECATUR, Ala, Nov. St is thought
yellow fever in Decatur will never abate.
There were five new cases reported this
morning, rs follows: Joseph McGroath
and Emile Gottschalk, white, and II. l..
GLASGOW, G. A. McDanicls and NIilly Pat
terson, colorcd. There are also two other
cases that are considered suspicious that
have not been reported. Mesdamos Drake
and Karched, two very old ladies, are con-
sidered very dangerous, and both will
most likely die. Outside Of these two all
OF the patients are in good condition.
Dir. Cochran Defends Himself.
CHICAGO, H.. Nov. 5.-The communica-
ton from Mayor Freye, OF New Decatur,
Ala, to Mayor Roche last Friday appears
to have stirred up hornets nest in Ala
bama. The following telegram was re-
ceved by Mayor Roche this afternoon:
DECATUR, Ala, Nov, ., 1883.
Mayor Roche, Chicago
The publication in this mornings pa
pcrs OF the communication addressed to
You by Mayor Frcyo, OF New Decatur,
makes il necessary for me to state the real
facts in the case in New Decatur. They
have had practically no new yellow fever
| patients TO care for. no nurses and doctors
to support and pay, and no dead TO bury.
There Is no famine and pestilence in New
Decatur. do not pretend TO know the
real wants OF ,hc people OF New Decatur
but believe they have had Q
grcat deal more help than wa
really necessary. In Old Dcco
tur We have had about l0(
aud twenty cases Of yellow fever and thirt,
deaths, with all attendant expense Of sucl
a state OF affairs We have had, therefore
good reasons TO call for help, but hay,
never undertaken 10 estimate the need o
our people. | have left that TO our Relic
Committee and have helped them all
could. | have not changed my policy u
oil. have acted with the committc,
from the beginning and am acting Will
them still. This cannot be- said Of MAYO
Frcyc and the Rev DIR. Order Gwin
These gentlemen undertook to ignore tn,
committee aud TO run charity call OF
their own account. As 10 their motives,
have nothing to say. As long IN the!
looked after New Decatur where there wa
no fever ! rclraincd from any interference
but they have made persistent efforts L
take entire charge Of both corporations.
cannot understand why the Mayor OF New
Decatur Is 80 clamorous in appeals for on
help. We prefer 10 take care Of ourselves
Please give Ia the Associated Press.
JEHoME Cochran, NJ. D.,
state Health Officer
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LOCAL NoTIOES

MrMrHn Steam Laundry. 22i Second 81
HnlSELEY LuNuEH Co., l2i Jefferson st.
CluzESs' Steam laundry, Nos. - ani
70 Bcalo street. Tcl. 30 ior wagon TO call
PANTS mado 10 order iron ~ up l.
Mcnkc, tailor. 40 Monpc street
LEE LuNnrn Co., $50 Second street,
tash, doors, blinds, shingles, moldingN
ALl sizes CRATE baskets, fronts aud icnd
cts, also heating cooking stoves, for sal'
cheap nj Gabcy's. Telephone 277.
&. r. llorcigiss, skillcl Matchmaker
Difficult AMI complicated watches | cs
pccially solicit No. 500 Main street
PUEE aud whito as the flower who's
name Il bears arc the biscuits raised b,
Lily Baking Powder.
DIAN & LuIY CorTHr AND sricE Co
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LAUNCHED AND AFLoAr.

Tho Lecture bureau Fairly on its Way
with tho wind In lie Favor.
A meeting Of the lcctup Bureau was
held last night at tho Cumberland rrcsby.
terrain Church, and n permanent organ.
iEaiion effected hy tho election OF the fol.
lowing officers President, &. W. Hciskcll,
yicc-prcsidcnt, I, J. Cronord. W. 5. Jones.
secretary, and $. I. Read, treasurer. The
following gentlemen were elected MON.
bcn u. A. McOmbcr. u. I. Porter, tho
Rcy. \. NJ. Long, William llorgan, u. W.
llimh.
The following gentlemen were elected q
committee Of arrangement W. ID. lau.
master, J. &. McDnyitt aud Hen llirsh.
The next business was the selection Of n
lecture committee, which WIS done ~ fol.
lows Walker Kennedy, G.. l.. pullcn, w.
5. Jones and n. Picard. The meeting
theroupOn adjourned.
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Rrn IIEAns.
The areen,,i,e water WORKS.

trctia Dispatch 10 thc Appeal.
GnrrNyitlE, Miss, Nog. 6.-1ho
Waier'works Company arc now hard at
H. Part Of the construction outfit and
most Of tho hands arrived this morning
and about half Of the hydmnts taken by
the city were stakcd out during the day by
City Engineer O'ShCa. The boilers aud
balance Of pipes have been shipped aud
are expected daily. Louis MctcIer, Press
idcnt Of the Company, u here IN personal
charge Of the operations. Pipe laying
will commence the end Of the week
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-06
THE COURTS.

Minter Parker filed bill in chanccry
yesterday asking that Valentine ]. Kendel
at al, heirs of NJ. A. T.. Kcndcl, deceased,
be compelled to give him deed to certain
property on Market street, which he pur.
chased from Nj. A. T.. Kcndel and whica
the defendant now claims.
J. A. Austin x Co. sued out an attach
mcnt against all property in the possession
Of Goodbar Il Co. and Armstcad x Lun'
dee belonging to Buck & Trcxlcr, o.
Charlottesville. Ark, alleging that the
transfer OF tho latter's property TO the
former two firms was made TO dofraut
creditors. Austin & Co.'s CLAIM amounts
TO 81, 6i7.l5.
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Important change sf Time Via Iron
Mountain Route.

Commencing Sunday November 4, the
s. Louis 4 Chicago ESprss will leave
Memphis at $50 o'clock pm. daily, carry
ing Pullman Buffet sleeping car,
irco Reclining Chair aud coach through
tp ~. LOUIS, arriving at 81 Louis
nj 100 o'clock am. The Little Rock Tx.
pres will leave Memphis at $50 O'Clock
pm, carrying Pullman Buffet sleeping
car aud through coachcr 10 Little Rock.
The Texas Express will leave Memphis
daily nj Il. 80 o'clock am. aud make direct
connections with through slccpcp Ia bal.
las, Fort Worth, III rWsO and san Fran.
CISCO
For further Information address II. n.
Wilson, Passenger aud Ticket Agent, 900
MINI HlfrrI
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-06

NV loRE. Nov. 5.-rhc National llonc
Show was formally opened In Madison
Square Garden today. Tho attendance
was not mp To the mark for opening day.
The stalls were well oiled with fine look.
ing specimens Of horse flesh. Among the
notable animals In the show are the tro,.
ten owned 10y 4, H. Darling. There arc
a number Of fine looking shetland ponies
owned by Pierre Lorillard. They are un.
usually small
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NIrcuII GoIIrf.

The following damage suits were insti-
tuted in this Court Yesterday: W. NJ.
Lynch VI. the Memphis Il Charleston and
Charleston, East Tennessee, Virginia Il
Georgia Railroads, for $1,000. Thomas
larwOod w. the Tennessee Midland Rail-
Toad, for 81, 800; Whitfield Mills, for usc OF
the Insurance Company Of North Amer
lea, w. the Newport News u Mississippi
Valley Railroad, for 5000, aud John
Milliams vs.. Nonh SpeeIn Tor 100000.
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c.,,..yIi,. aud rc,n..di.n.

NV YoRg, Nov. 5.--Tho following tele
grams were received 10y u. Durccay, Sec
rotary OF the Fcrnandina Committee:
FERNANpiNA, Fla, Nov b.-Ncw eases
eight whites, two; one dcath--a colored
pcnon. The fever is gathering up the lasi
Of the whites. ! can find very few left
The weather is very warm.
X. ;. SCHUYLER,
SecrciarN HnMnrh Aaanriniinn.
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AtGaines,ilic.

WAsniNGroN, Nov b.-Adviccs received
at the Marine Hospital from yellow fever
points are TO the following eject
Gainesville, Fla, reports three now
cases. all colorcd, yesterday. Camp Perry
reports that twelve refugees have arrived
and eight have been discharged, leaving
l2l remaining. At the fever camp there
are four patients, three conyalcsccnt and
ono cIiIicnl.
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TIantIng sI,ew..

At the upper landing, foot OF Jefferson
street, performances will bc given this
afternoon aud tonight on board Eugene
Robnson's floating mcnagric, museum
and thcaicr. Tho attraction will remain
lurfuc tlp week
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HYLo curcs charpcd hands and lips.

SPECIAL maiinccs every afternoon for
ladies and children on tile three Floating
Palaces, foot Of Jeilcnon street Don't
inil TO take the little folks, rs there is no
show on earth that can please them better
Admission ~ cents, children IL cents, re-
served seats % ccntH
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-06
.Ihn Mnmnn IInirr.

At the thcatcr box office this morning
the sale OF seats will open for the Roland
Reed engagement, which viii commence
NJ the ihcator next Thursday night Ia
"Tho Woman llatcr," which will be fol-
Owed during tho remainder OF the week
by "Humbug" and Check"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-06
Great rrspcsc ,'crformcr.

The irapcEc act OF Miss Minnie Pa,tcr-
son nj Walkers Thcalcr last night was the
beet seen here this season, aud the pretty
and graceful performer received rounds OF
npulauso
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-06
MISSISSIPPI STATE FAIR.
Jacknon. Mia.

The Illinois Central Railroad will sell
round idp tickets from Memphis 30 Jack
son, Miss 20 those attending the state
Fair from nth to 10th November inclusive
ut SG3b.
Tickets on sale ut 500 Main street and at
depot A. J. kNArr, 4. q. 4. A.
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MI. Mar. ArfsrhnnI.

Miss Fannie May can be- found In her
studio, No. 81 Madison, Wednesdays,
Thundays and Fridays from 10 til .
o'clock,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-06

TuE public are invited to occ the result
OF the election ai Sameson's tonight.
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KINNEY PAINS

~ with their weary, dull aching. ilicicss,
~ all gone sensation, relieved Ia one
L minut. by the tutieuia Anti.Pain
Y 4Sfiaster, The mt aud only painsub
iuinr Plaster. Absolutely unfiSaied a. an instau.
lancnus aud infalhblo antdoie 10 pain innamma.
lion aud weakness AZ all duifgists - CENTS. Ave
Iof 500. o. postage ifec. VI f0TTrA hHuo a Cav
lcAL Co, Boston, AaAA
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Col Dun,', Funeral.

LANCASTER, Pa, Nov. b.--Thc funeral
Of Col. james Duffy, Of Marietta, took place
this afternoon, intermont being made In
the Borough Cemetery, Tho pail bearers
were Secretary Of State rayaId, Don Cam
cron, George W. Childs, George Il. Rob.
eris, Clement Griscom and Judge Bidde,
OF Philadelphia.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-06

Arm diphthcfia. scarlet fever or pncu.
monin. Hoods sarsaparilla will give strength
10 the system aud expcl all poison from the
blood.
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A,J..L.o,,III,. rt,.

JAcKsoNyiLLE, Fla, Nov. o. New cases,
thiriy-ninc; two deaths. Total cases, i,3lG,
total deaths, 8GG
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t,e,,., than s.l.i,i..

rruf Arnold says AN lncumblc dyspcptc Z,
iusiincd ln committing suicide McWlll ruHmn
Actcrs English lytIcpsia Tablets n. J. llclstrf.
druggist
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Registers O0Icc,

plat at Madison flights, containing
1870 lots, WIS flcdby W. j.. BETHEL, trustee
Of the Claybrook syndicate. Tho property
Is bounded rs follows On the north 10y
Poplar street, on the east by McNcal
avenue, ON the south by Union street, and
on the west by Claybrook avenue.
The other instruments filed were III. H.
Strong and wife To s. l.. Wilson, tract OF
land in the Tenth Civil District, contain
ing an acU aud a quarter, $500.
Margaret s. aud u. Il. Sappington 10
Catherine Thomas, lots ~ and - OF block
40, in Fort Pickering, $1,000.