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Nrw NonK. June i4.-Money on call easy
NJ iCti \ per cent; last loan nj I \ per cent.
closed Offered at i@lI per cent Prime mcr.
camille paper idG'b per cent Sterling cN.
change dull but steady, nj AsGa for sixty
day bills aud Sissi. for demand.
Government bonds were dull but firm.
State bonds were duh aud steady.
The stock market shows steadily de.
crcasing volume Of business, hut today II
was strong az every point, aud, with scarcely
a vet back advanced from the opening to the
close. leaving prices materially higher. The
Could stocks and the trunk lines took the
lead In the advance, but the entire list shared
in the improvement, though the gains r..
corded were Tor fractions only. First prices
were OF from ], ~ per cent, Missouri Ia.
rihc showing the largest decline. The belief
gaining ground that the Iowa commissioners
would not put IN force the schedule Of rates
proposed, some unoasincss was manifested
among the shorts in the pmugcrs. which
spread To those in oil parts 81 the list aud q
lively covering movement was innuguratcd,
aud " IL said that two or three
heavy hear operators were purchasers
throughout the day. An the active stocks
were strong and were materially higher AZ
II O'Clock The market then became dull
and 20 remained until the last hour, though
the tone remained FIRM, and no feature Of In.
tcrcst except q drop 81 ~. per cent. In ore.
SON Navigation occurred. Union Pacific
then came to the front aud on n largely In.
creased busncss further progress was made
In the upward direction. The market qulctcd
down late In the hour aud the close was
| quiet hut strong nj the best prices ~ the day
Tho important gains comprise Manhattan
/ ~, Richmond a West Point, preferred, a..
and Canada southern and Missouri Pacific
| ~ Per cent each.
Railroad bonds were quiet, the sale,
amounting to only si.O3d,OOn. Vt which
amount Erie second furnished si7aDnO. The
general list was rather irregular, and closinl
/ prices are about evenly divided between
gains and losses. Tho total sales ~ stock,
today were iShGll shares. Closing quota
tons were a. follows
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Provisions.

FISH ackerel half brls No. 1, 1925
No. 2, 1915; lob kit No, 1, sl,l5;. No. 2,
$l.l0. Dry herring, family, 25c per box.
FRESH MEATs--Choice beef, headquarters
Zoe; forequarter, &c; second grade, hind
quarters, Sc; forequarters, 4c. Sheep, DC.
Hogs, Sc.
Hoo PRoDUcTs-steady; mess pork, $1,000
sugar cured hams, ll9l2c; breakfast bacon,
IOJS@lll4c; bacon, clear rib sides 9@g1so;
bulk pork, clear sides, s9S@SIsc; clear rib
sides, Sls@sl4ci long clear s@S1sci shout
ders, csc.
LARD--Tcs, SIC; half brls, SIC; kegs SIC;
choice kettle. OlIc steadY.
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Live Mock.

CHICAGO H., June 14.-The DrorerS Jour
nal reports: Cattle---Receipts, 10000; ship
ments none; market uneyenly higher, ex-
ccpt for grassers. Steers, si.509700; cows
and mixed S2OOGi0O; stockers and feeders,
So 50di2O; Texans So 2O61530.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; shipments, 1900;
market opened &c lower recovered later and
closed firm; mixed, S5,409b,60; heavy, $3.50
Ca5.7O; light, S5.35@5.55; pigs and culls, Si.0C
M5l5.
Sheep-Receipts, 6O0O; shipments. 1000;
market steady; muttons, $4.OOg5.0O; Texans,
81. 20di.O0 western feeders, $3.l5@330;
lambs per head, 81. 00@i.25.
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uisecIIaucous.

WmsKY-Stnirht Kentucky Bourbon.
81. 5OaGOO, Robinson aud Lincoln counties.
Tenn, sharp advance, sl50d3O0, Eastern
rycs, 81. SjGId.0O, according to age aud make,
common whisky, gOcCgsl25, according 10
proof
BAGGINo-7@s1c
PowpER-Kcgs $500; half kegs, s275;
quarter kegs, Si75.
llipEs-Dry flint No. I, l0c. No. 2, 7c dry
salted, b,s@7c; green saltcd. No. 1, &c; No.
2. SIC; green, Sgic; shecpskins l5c9l0Oi
irregular.
TUs-fll5
snor-Drop, ti.A5, buck, ti.76.
LIAp-5c.
NMis-Iron, t2.IO steel, q. 25dt2.sS.
ToRAcco-Common 2jts3jc; other grades,
3jdsSc.
sNuTT-Garrctts SiOs5, Ralph's, slO.25
railroad 81 81 Gail q AT. t1OO.
Coat orL-Phme white, wholesale lots
gisc PER gal.
BTuwAN-.isM90c.
TALIow ---30tlc.
Wool BURY grease wool, unwashed, 100
l3c. clear grease wool 20d2Sc. bury wash
ed, 2OCaJoC tub washed, 30a3ic.
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NEW York, June 4-Cofee-spot fair;
Rio, firm at l5hc; options 20G3O points
higher and moderately active; sales, 10000
bags: June, si2e0@13O0; July 2O@ll.50;
August $l0.G0@10.S5; September, 10000
1850; October, S1010@1O.25; November,
s1026; December $40 l5@l025; January,
$l0.05@10 25; February, $40, 20; March, $40 20
G1lO.4O May, Sl030@lO50. sugar-Frmer
but quiet fair refined quoted at 4 ll-l6c;
lloilo, 3 1916; refined, quiet and unchanged.
Molasses dull; extra heavy black strap, IL &c;
Rice-Stcady,
CINciNwATI, O., June II. - Whisky
steady; sales 80 barrels finished goods on a
basis Sl.14 Butter---Firmer fancy cream
cry, 10@2lc; choice dairy, l3gl4c. Sugar
Steady Eggs-Heavy 14@l44c. Cheese
Easier.
CHICAGO, H., June 14.---0n the produce
exchange today the butter market was fairly
active; creamery, l5l4@l9c; dairy, 13l5@l5c.
Eggs--Firm l3lS@lic.
HAVANA, June l4.-Sugar-Firm; sales,
935 bags; Centrifugal, 90 polarization on
speculation at 326l4.
NEW ORLEANS, La, June .---Coflee-Dull,
weak and lower; rio, 13A@l6Ac Others
articles unchanged.
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weary and Worn.

when the tired factory operative the weary out
door laborur. the oycrtaskcd bookkecpcr or clerk
seeks a medical rccomPcnse Tor expenditure OF
bodily force, where shall he Ind ~ Gould the 10
corded experience Of thousands Of workers be
voiced the verdict would be tina, Iosicitcrs stom'
sch Filters renows falling strength, stimulates the
faded mental powers to fresh activity and rclaxcs
undue nervous tension A. nothing else docs. Digcs-
lion. arcruar habit OF body, appetite and sleep arc
promoted BY H. and Il Is an admirable auxiliary In
the recovery Of health by conyalesccnts iastid'
lous stomach Il not offended by H. and 10 persons
Of both sexes IA delicate health who occasionally
feel the need OF an cnicient tonic the whole range
W the phamncopoia and the catalogue Of proprie-
tary medicines does not present a more useful,
snicr OF morc decisive one. II l. also Incompatible
for fever and aguc, rheumatism and kidney troubles
eunscnmK for TuE WEEKLY ArPHAI, 81
per YEAR and participate In the grand dis
tribution OF gifts December l.
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Attention. II. IL. l..

For sprains bruises, rheumatism, cramps,
inflammation, swelling. cuts burns, etc, in
man, and splint ringbone, windgall, cpl
zootic scratches. etc, in horses, Rangum
Root Linimcnt is a sure cure. The King of
Liniments" is the universal verdict. Never
fails 20 cure any ailment that can be reached
by an external medical application. 50cents
per bottle For sale at Holsters drug store,
2s3 Main street
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A. noon Spot-f'irm. demand fair
Sales, l001O bales, of which Amer.
lean, 400 bales. Receipts, 1900 bales,
of which American, $3.50 bales. Closing
quotations were A. follows Ordinary, Ikd;
good middling. b,sd. middling uplands,
D 1.lGl. middlinr ordinary 6isd
Futures opened steady at advance, and
closed steady.
THE prices arc given IN pence and Giths
thus iGj means iGJ6il and SOL means
81 Gtd.l
Att pm---June, 52Gl. sellers. June July,
52bl, sellers. Iuly.AugusL o 26l, sellers.
August September. 5 25d, sellers; September
October, hibd, buyers, October November,
hlid, value. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, b.ODd,
sellers DcccmhorJanuary, 5.Ood, sellers,
September. . I'D, sellers.
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Steady; No. Q soft, cash, s4IEc asked July,
70Hc bid, nc asked; August, 76c bid. No.
2red winter August, 7414c bid, 75I asked.
Corn-Quiet; No 2, cash. ACC asked; July,
$3.50 bid, 461Sc asked; August, 47c bid. No.
2white cash, 49c asked. 0ats-No. cash,
no bids nor offerings; July pc bid; August,
22c bid. 23LIc asked
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Household Supplies.

ArrLEs-Nono in market except for ship
mcnt Dried apples, 6ll@7lsc per ID from
store Dried peaches. Sd0c from store.
FRuir-Oranges, $350N5.00 per box. Lem
ons, S2.5o@300 per box. Bananas, 1850
$50 per bunch.
vEcrrAnLrs-onions, $3.50 per bril- si.25
per sack Cabbage home grown. 4dGc per
head; Kmut, brls, $50. half brls, $3.50.
Garlic, 5oc per 100. Turnips Sl.0o @l.25 per
brl.
PicKIEs-Brls, $3.50 half brls, 800.
PorAroEs-Firm; new, $3.50 per brl.
PouLTRY--Chickens, spring, sl.2j@2.5O
mixed, a.. 25G25O; hens, S2jOCD275.
EGGs.-Woak; boxes, nc; cases, 1870.
Nurs-Cocoanuts, $500 per 100. Peanuts.
Virginia, &C.; Tennessee. farmers stock, SO
&c. roasted, 2i6c higher shellcd, iOc. Pc
cans, Texas, 0pl2c.
R,siNs-London layers, $780, layers,
81 70; California. t2.25.
BuTTER-Hutterinc, l5d2lc; creamery, %
@30c dairy, iGd9Oc; country butter, 1Otdl5c
ClpER-Ozark, $3.50 per brl, and $3.50 per
hall bfl.
VINIGAR-Porenl,s 6ll2c.
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Wool.

ST. LouIs, No, June --Wool---Activc
but steady aud unchanged. Unwashed, bright
medium, l4d22lSc; coarse braid, 1l@l0c;
low sandy, lO9l7c; fine light, l2@lsc; fine
heavy, lO6l6c; tub washed-choice, SAC;
inferior, 2SG32c
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CoHS Mr,t-Smndapl. i2g5aS.Oo pearl.
g. ~. roller. 81 Sla32 -. quiet
hr,Ns lNp prAs-Nayy beans, t2.7S inc.
dium. o. 90
oar MrAt-in half brls., 81 80 from store
ftntn-from store. common, ~ t00t3 7a
family Alb. choice, Ag1 fancy, $40, On.
trn iancy, tiNi. patent, - OCti 90 quiet
CnAcKrns-=sola. trUhl. extra, De-, ginger
snaps, 5lfhs'sc. assorted jumblcs. iOCti2c.
CH,cErp MuEAT-ln half bafls, tt.50 from
store.
lloNisY AND Grits-From store, t3.25.
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving.
Movements nj the Levcc.

Arrivals-Coahomn, Arkansas City; Gay
oso, Tiptonville; Granite State, Cincinnati.
Departures-Coahoma,A Arkansas City; Cay
oso, Tiptonyille.
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H,Y-Choicc. from store. p5c6tiO0. car
load. from lcyeo OF depot tisSOdio.O0,
prime, stOrc, pdmac. car load. from lcycc
or depot tiTWaisOO prairie. from store
0lit1Oc, car load, from leyoc or depot, 5000
CISCO
DAs-From store, 5000, from leyeo or
depot i0bOGti1OO.
ConS-from store, white, O0c; mixed, 0ic
from lcyee OF depot white, IN bulk, Ole In
sacks, 0ici mixed, In bulk, boz, In sacks, 0lc.
oAfs-froin store, white. a2c; mirod, taci
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rni~r CRupr oit-8i@S2c; prime summer
yellow. 3b@3Gc; choice cooking summer vel.
low i5c prime cotton seed meal, $3.50
6tSlIo carload lots; less than carload,
as nlLnI 20
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NEw YoRK, June l4.---There was very
fair demand for miscellaneous classes Of cot
ton goods, also dark prints.
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OiIan,i rurpentine.

CLEVELAND o., June l4.-Petroleum-
Easy, sw 1902 nc.
wrLMNGroS, N. c., juno h.-Turpentinc
Firm ayt,c
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L,nns--Choicc, 500 common TO good,
per head, si.J0@3W.
lloos---Choicc light, 6G5hc; good, $50
Sc; common, 4itM4lsc.
CArTLE--Choicc, l@iifc; good, 3iECtic
choice grass cattle, 3g3isc good, 2lsg3c
scallawags, nominal.
SHErr-Choice, 46Ui sc; medium, 3lsMic,
common, ~ .OOdfl.5O
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from lcyee or depot, white, in bulk, 4loi in
sacks, 4Sci mixed in bulk, 3s1zci in sacks,
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stage OF the Rivers.

OFrIcE SIGNAL SERVICE U. r Al
MrNruis June u. y. m.
Tho following observations arc taken AZ all sta
lions named In the 18th meridian time, which IL
one hour later then Memphis time.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

Olives . hsvishine3 nssaufui shin. Drives %
hie.shss. nsans.s. hoashnsss, rlnpiss 4 sun-sAal
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MAGNOLIA BALM

The HAoAxs nAoSoLiA RAIN With you so,hs
ssaslas, Mountains. hone sHd Al Russi nssorssl !.
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The following list Is corrected regularly.
and may be regarded a. tholatrsi quotations
uANK STOCKS.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

Il LIQUID prsp.F.,an for TIE SAN. Ia sooth.
Ing Cooling. nsffvsAins wOnassfali5 nssasifJinsi
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Grain aud Provisions.

CHICAGO, H., June II The local trade
did its share toward sustaiuinga fairly active
wheat market today, but the country did
not como in with order Ia any extent
Prices were higher early and activity pre-
vailed both on the advance and decline, but
toward noon the nit became dull, with
prices about &c under last night The re-
port that the Emperor was dying had no
effect. The Price Current figures Of today
make the total wheat crop Of the year about
3Si. 600, 600 bushels. This had no effect.
The crop news from the southwest was
slightly bearish. The crop news from the
Pacific coast was bulllsh. July opened at
sic, sold TO $3.50, down 10 Sic, up 10
sii9Sc, back 10 Sc, uHto size, reacted and
There was a quiet yfratle In corn all day;
receipts were 100 cars lsss than the estimate,
and rs n consequence fheepcculatiyc market
opened very strong. h5st sales being at &c
over yesterdays olofing There were 80
many longs willing to1iniond at the advance,
however, that Il coul MT hold, and gradu-
ally worked down, With frequent reactions
of re, but recovered somewhat. The esti-
mates for tomorrow,hrc still large, and had
a weakening effect atdh,iclosc July opened
~ 5latc, sold down 10 52i tyj3c, up 10 $40
$3.50 aud closed ut SIC.
In the oats market the near futures showed
considerable improvement, while the more
deferred we're dull and declined tribe The
volume of trade was not large and there was
no special features. July oats opened at
33Isc, sold down 10 32Jst aud up 10 3JJSc,
closing with that prize,
IN provisions q qutWlay was experienced
and speculation was slow from tie start.
Operators were unwilling 10 take hold aud
In the future market there was little or no
change. July pork sold at sl3.72IlCIl377Is.
II closed at 1870. July lard sold at Ss.52is
6s.55, closing at the latter figure. July
short ribs sold at S7.52hg7.55, and closed at
the latter figure.
The loading futures ranscd as followH
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MAGNOLIA BALM

nkokSB MAGNOLIA BALM. Removes sunburn
rAn. rr,skiss Mon rz,shss o4nr be dsssessA
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LoNpoy. June II, p.m-Consols closed
az ~ l-lGd for both money and the account.
The bullion In the Bank OF England increased
f3I2,UOp during the past week The proper
ton Of the Bank Of England reserve to LA
bility is now ~ so per cent
PARIS, June ll.-Tbrce per cent rcntcs s2f
9ic for the account. The weekly statement
OF the Bank Of France shows decrease in
guild of 3, 5o10OOf, aud an increase in silver
OF 4, 32j, OOOf
HANK CLRAEiNGS.
CTcAGo, ILL.,, June l4.---Clolrings, sl0,022,-
600.
NV ORLEANS, la, Jane li.--Clearings,
N,0S0 s27.
ST. LOUIS, No., June II. --.Clcarings, $2,907,-
GIL; balances, Sj2G, ss7.
NEw YoRK, June ii---Clcarings, Slli, 70s,-
iS5; balances, S7,l6o,7l3.
BosroN. Mass, June "A. Clcarings, $40, 6i7,.
0sS; balances, Sl.6l0.TS7.
BALTIMORE, Md, June li.---Clearings, 81,
G22, $50 balances, Sl07,sS3
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, juno lI.---Clcarngs,
S0,0J7, COS; balances, 81 ,i32 GT3.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY PER CENT, NEW YORK EX-
CHANGE 90 PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Steady-Middiing Cotton i-2c-
Sales Today, 400 Bales-The Tone
of the General Market steady-Meats
Steady.


THURSDAY EVENING, JuNB "a, 1855,
Nothing new in the money market sup
ply of funds ample, and demand sufficient
TO keep the rate firm at per cent
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MAGNOLIA BALM

Eradicate. rrseiiss frup,icn.. T-,isr ws,-rtrs.h.
pssskiy uss. Heals Insect plsss and ssinss Tunl
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EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..

Ordinary 77sc; good ordinary, SIC; low
middling, 01sc; middling, 0j.c; good mid
ding o 1916; middling fair 1880 fair,
nominal. Dusty sc to lo lower.
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NEW YORK.
Spots opened steady and closed firm;
middling, lOlsc Sales, 0iS bales. Quo
tations were as follows: Ordinary nc;
good ordinary, sl3-lGc; low middling,
. li.l5ci middling, lo'sc; good middling.
10 7-lGci middling fair, II l-lGc fair II
1i-lGc.
Futures opened quiet and firm and
closed quiet, rs follows June, l0039lo.0i;
July, iOOSGi00g August lO.l7; Sep
TENDER, 9G, October, 0i7Gois Novcm.
Der, O.3Oa0iO; December. a3095i0 Jan.
uary, 0i7@ois; February, 95i@955i
March, o62da63, April, o7O9a7l; May,
0.7sg0.79 Sales II 400 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed
quiet; middlinG . 7-lGc. Sales, 1850
bales Quotations were as follows Orli-
nary, nc; good ordinary, SIC low mid
ding, s15-i6c, middling 7lGci good mid
ding, 1916.
Futures opened quiet and closed dull,
rs follows June, Oi2GOH, July, 90
6p0l7; August 045@1i7; September, 0.l3
Ct0li; October, sBNSaj; November $50
dsOO. December, s0l6gs02, January, $50
Cg0OO, February, oos@ao9, March, 9l7@
ais April, o2G@o27; May o3j4o3O.
Sales, 100 bales.
DAILY roRr AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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Memphis Brick and Manufacturing CO.. ~
GOVERNMENT.
COTTON MARKETS.

Tho local cotton market opened steady and
closed steady middling, 0lsc. Sales, 200
bales, Of which so went 10 exporters aud
$50 10 spin ncrs
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Impors-.M 4 c x r. IL NJ a I n H. H. /
AMIR MSLRRR&C, O6 8 wR r. .; X
Cs6 MR. KC,M& BR H. n; steamers, H.
wagons, q Total, ~ bales.
Eypors-L a n Il II, Sg7; c, O&swRR l25
Total 5tl bales
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Rare opportunity at MaliOrd'a
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Memphis Gas Light o.. ...... 81
hefuhanis' coiisn f'rts and storage Co ~ 100
James 0nnham Wagon 90 ............... ioe ......
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MAGNOLIA BALM

In-ures. psrfee, Complexion ,sa hep. No rsee
Neei. Arms and hands son and Smooth Tryp
The Washington critic., 1888-08-07
NEWS OF THE DAY.
matters of Interest Boiled Down fol
Hasty Reading.

Hasty Reading.
Frenchmen and Italians employed on the
Braze tunnel, in the Department OF Alsne,
France, yesterday engaged in free fight, in
which n number Of persons were injured.
Mr.. West, British Munster at Washington,
has been instructed by his Government to re-
quest the United States Government to post
pone the sale of British schooners pending an
Inquiry into the legality Of their seizure
Negotiations between Germany, Austria and
Italy on the Bulgarian question will soon be
begun.
Mr.. Parnell challenges Mr. Chamberlain to
publish the local government scheme alleged
~ be in Mr. Parnel's handwriting.
In suit by the Capital City Bank of At
lanta, Ga, against Charles G. Nelson, the de-
faulter, who is in Canada under the alias OF
w. g.. Lee, for the recovery OF $500 adj
Vanced on worthless cheeks Judge Patterson,
In Supreme Court Chambers of New York,
has granted an order for the service Of the
summons by publication. Nelson recently
admitted to Canadian tourist that he left
Atlanta with o large amount of money and
Valuables
Ulysses Nelson, colored desperado, while
being arrested for larceny at Hastings, Neb.,
ehot the chief of police and then took to his
heels. He was pursued by n posse and
finally captured after shooting one man
Through the hand, the bullet then striking his
watch and glancing Off.
In single scull race at Sylvan Beach,
Oneida Lake, Teemer was first by length
bnd a-half, Hosmer second by two-thirds of q
length over lIamm, who was third. The
gourse was short three miles, with turn
Hhe time was 1895.
Three boys were shot and dangerously
wounded at Quincy, ILL.,, while stealing ap
bles.
The Washington critic., 1888-08-07
WASHINGTON CRITIC.
TnElR REprTArInN srsrAINEn.
Good samaritans of Washington Discomnt
Their Frederick brethren

Good Samnritans of Washington Discomft
Their Frederick Brethren.
A delegation Of three hundred colored peo-
pie, members OF the Good Samaritan Lodge Of
Washington, arrived in Frederick yesterday
on an excursion The cxcursionsts were ac-
companied by Jefferson Lcc's cornot band
nnd were guests of OglctOman and d. =. Sew
tun Lodges, Good Samaritaus, of Frederick.
At cakc-wallt in the Rink last night, which
was attended by fully 800 people, a row oc-
Cured. John Philip stanton, n wcll-ltnowu
colored bootblack OF Frederick, was shot in
the left leg at the knee and seriously wounded,
the ball passing through his leg. Tho shoot
Ing caused n general stampede, and further
agitoted tho fighters. Chairs were used 0s
Weapons and the wreck Of the furniture was
stiewn over the floor. AS soon as the Fred
erck colored men learned OF the shooting Of
one OF their companions they made a dcsper-
ate effort to get at the offender, Emmanuel
johnson, of Washington. The friends of
Stanton sworo that they would kill him If they
could get at him, and gangs were organized
for that purpose.
The police summoned posses to assist them
In the work Of quelllng the riot. A half-hour
after the shootnga posse in charge of Officer
Adam Bruchey, succeeded in capturing the Of
fender. He was taken to the Mayors office in
charge OF gang OF officers, who were on
hand TO protect him from the crowd Of angry
c lored men that followed Mt his heels. John
son submitted his case TO the Mayor and was
sent to iail. In the melee Hiram Matthews,
another colored man from Washington, was shot
In the right hand, he claims, by an officer
The majority of the colored men were intoxl-
Gated, and several were cut with razors.
The Washington critic., 1888-08-07
A Eight About Feet.

An American and an English champion are
reported as having pummeled and pulled each
Dther's hair at Long Branch in a dispute over
the beauty Of Mrs. Berry Wall, who is a Balti-
more lady, and Mrs. Langtry, the English
ectress. The self-conshtuted champion for
Mrs. Wall was young man named Bacon,
pn American. The knight Grant who vol
Gnteered for Mrs Langtry was Mr.. Bagley, an
Englishman. Both are young men and de-
bcribed as exquistes or dudes. In their dis
pute the American champion declared that
Mrs. Langtry and her ercountrywomen generally
had abnormally big feet as compared with
American women. The Englishman would
hot stand such an aspersion; the lie was
passed, blows were exchanged, hair pulled
faces were scratched, both combatants rolled
together over the floor, the Englishman had
his ankle wrenched, and friends INTERVIEWED to
part the fighters. Berry Wall, It is said, ap-
preciated the championship OF his bride and
Set up bottle of wine; Mrs. Langtry, whose
Understanding of the merit Of the scrimmage
cannot be impeached, pronounced the English
man fool.