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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-07
FOR SALE.

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A I A BARGAIN-sToCK AND FIXTURES or
sls orr Drug stoe at htesvillc Miss. store ior
FLETGiiERR& KYLE. natcsvnc Miss.
VT VIM, w, Rootes Sgi Main street. city.
COTTAGES AND BUILDING SITES ON MONTE
y saho lcatman 4 Raymond, Huntsville Ala.
NOTION sEED-CHOlCE, ABSOLUTELY PURE
scs.o A At i cotton sccd lrom crop that sold this
Soason NJ i2'sc per pound. C. 4. HUNT 4 CO,
---- ms Front street
t,NTiRE CONTENTS AND COMPLETE OUTFIT
~ OF Pacific Hotel 30 Main street
LlGGs FOR HATCHING-PLYMouTu ROCK
= = anu Mynndute Cungcr strains Sl51 ppr sal.
ung, j. u. Fisher 2S Frontst
FOURTEEN ACRES or LAND WITH GROVE
d o. forest irces near Gill station. miles nom
LIE THORNTON, IS Madison street
E'RAME RESIDENCE. NO. no ALABAMN sT,
briCS store, No. ljh Boalcst Terms. Onehnli
est Apply 10 Pm. JONES,
No = Madison street
I REAr BARGAINS IN REAL EsTATE-I51
VI lots at Douglass 4 James, 2od sccondst
House AND Lor-iH PoNToToC STRICT
IL house six rooinS lot h1Nl9n feet Apply 10
j. W. BONO, 32 Front street
IF you WISH TO MY or SELL BARGAINS
IN real estate, call on l.. u. Eaton, Y Madison
street ''''
MY BEAUTIFUL HOMESTEAD on TuE
III III northwest corner Of hnybufn avenue aud
JACKSON street fronting 'b feet on the avenue and
81 icct on Jackson street Nice shade trees aud
variety OF the best selected fruits, now hearing
lniff Ptopnrly wen locatcd, nni none better. IL
cnuid bcdividcd intocight or more lnnfr aud beau.
Main street h. ~ ioNG"
nNE DOUBLE HOUSE AM LOT az GropgiN
y street Nos 81 and ail's, east OF Main,
OLprAPiRs. AT APPEAL OFFICE 0cENr5
" per hundrd,
- H. PARKS HAS HEM AprOiNrEn AGENT
I. Tor the celebrated licnncr Inmbinod Alarm
nnI n""r Bells, which ore the best IN tho market
Main street. viii receive pe,mpt aitrpi',n ~ ~.
Manufacturers will forfeit e. ut ID the material h
no. the same all through.
pEslDENCEs CHEAP TWO HrgpgyCgs
IL Nos ~ and N luutotnr street. two slttRr,s
soa'h OF balc sinci. Apply ut $50 Main strct,
TWO FINE iORsEs-oNE ElEG ANT ugovN
h',, h sng n,r (car, 90, about ~ hants
ln's hadds high, work, we'll In hnrnrsa Anply 10
---. W. J.. ". no civ hospital
THAT VERY Cnoicr PROPERTY SITUATED
Immediately NJ GINS station nnd known ~
improvements al new amt desirable In,cd ,on,l.
leading Into the city The dummy rut ming within
= short distance, 9nd the several trains passing
ff NUS MlliaA HiNlliitlA ave MliNlu
easy rcac.i, make The place easy ~ noccss d, all
hour. II The day Terms ono ihini cash. balance
~ one nui iNo year. Wlth ugr cent iufpnwL
j y WfLRfR . Madison street
rrwo EXTRA LARGE icE Roxi2s sUirAnLE
Tor ANY business, 1T u lirilo strret
OK EnD Will my 7 ACREs WIN cor
DD.DOO tagc. out houses we'll. etc. situated
on Htcdlprc nnd Lewis avenue. near prutHtlt1
Exposition gfuund1 one fourth Gosh. balance la
v 4unn yClW, with q Inr runt Interest unilf
"pch ono week FORD a lENAsrER
Oh LEvEE MULES ANDa IOR5Es. WILL mn |
~ sold cheap 10 81 Hc out stock Otn d. srrn aud
further particulars obtained 81 WnndlnWn fiork |
ihin. Telephone ''L JusElll btHNEN |
. NEElbENCEs-Ar ROCK BOr1OM, OK
- Vance street = !. Moop & 90. 40 ~ |
Second street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-07
10 Acres.

Suitable Tor subdivision ~ lan' manufacturing
establishment coo fce. ir,uiago ca tailroad- mile
from city limit bargain
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Residences.

Two now seven room House, on Dummy lima
beautifully located. lnshci In frt elias ,.yic
Small cash payment balance monthly splendid
opportunity 10 get homes
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Coupon Notice.

Tho temlAnnual interest on gAYOgO HOTEL,
COMPANY BONDS due MAY 1. issS will be raid
On presentation Of the proper coupons NJ the Man
heilAn savings bank ~ Memphis. or at the Ofico
Nm. HARRINGTON.
President,
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Rnn,Is AM mann.

nEsiEAnLF ROOMS AND BOARD GT9MAD
- fun stnrct
ULiGANT ROOMS. WIN GOOD nOAHb-
- lovely locniioni Leuow racr. 70 Walker ave-
LWHNisiEp ROOMS WITH coon TABLE
y bnart uirIrnrr exchanged Isl Madam ~
GOoD DAY board ron sl1 ptRwEFg. AT
VI 30 Main IT. John Mcylo AgrnL
SrtENnip ROOMS ANp BOARD FOR TuRFF
- nllencn n n-.nnlhlc nte.. ni mo- VUunuo III
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CIIANCERY SALE
or 60
REAL ESTATE.

No l7tl y -chancrfy Court n shelby County
" y Aui,fsDn, COMMISSIONER etc.. Va VIA g.
Perkins "a NJ
~ virtue u an iuicri0ruiofv decree for sale. en-.
tered IN The above cause un The 20 DAY ~ Narrh.
l.es ~ a. a. y 81 AMI rrurWrd llih day II
h.fhctt bidder. IN iflnt n ne Clerk and MastGrs
u.ucr ~ The Nalnaiu r1tfauro Of tho oSiu hUuns
oi shelby county. Memphis. Tenn. on
saturday, May ~, ISns,
within lefal houn The ioliosinr described NJ ter.
to.wiI
lot = county i1i i0i irpnilnF ~ on tho
aouth side 81 Alahauh street aud running back 10.
tween lines - feet more ~ les
Terms II sale-On q credit Of month. note lear
ifF Interest With security required Hen retained,
redemption bsncd. This April 70, lsss
T. MCDOWELL, G. AN
py =. ~ Bradley. D. q A aud "
~ u ~ W. Nilh0yta. solicitor.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-07

The above sale l. Continued until sIay 10,
issA 1hs May q issN
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i7s Aoros, on Poplar Street.
sold In Eve ten and IS hrrs tracts vsry reasonable
terms Call and seelt
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements in this column win he charged at
rate Of l5c for two lines one insertion two inser
iicns. 25c: one week. Soc.
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\. D. srwAnD, optician. at Muliord'S
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"A POSITION AS DRUMMER FOR A WHOLE.
IA safe boot and shoe house by Young man Of
experience, well acquainted through Mississippi
and Alabama. Address L.
care Y. NJ C. A., Memphis.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-07

WANTED.

A WOMAN FOR PRIVATE FAMILY AT iSS
~ fernando street
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ERAME RESIDENCE. NO 10 ALABAMA sT,
i brics store No ljh Bealcst Terms Onchali
cashi balance Ia II months, with per cent inter.
w" Apply 70 r. H. JONES,
No = Madison street
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House AND LOr-iN PONTOTOC STREET
IL house six roOinS lot 61NlYn feet Apply 10
J. W. BONO. 812 Front street.
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A BARGAlN-sroCK AND FIXTURES OF
~ Drug Store at Batcsyillc Miss store for
sale or rent Apply 10
FLETCHER & KYLE. Batcsvlllc Miss,
VT VIM w, RootcS, Sgi Main street city.
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= J. MCDOWELL. Clerk aud Master.
By J. ". bradley. ID. q. aud N.
Taylor Carroll, z u. NeIIencry. Solicitor
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-07

( RkAr BARGAINS IN REAL EST TE--iy
" lots al Douglas, 4 James, 2pd Second II
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ElGGS FOR HATCHING-PLYMOUTH ROCK
ting ]. II. Fisher, 21s Front 81 ~ Wv
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p gBLAcR q co, REAL ESTATE AGEYTs,
N. ~ Madison stIoet
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CoTTON sEgn-CHOiCF. ABSOLUTELY prpF
" Allen cotton seed from n crnp that sold This
SEASON NJ l2'so per pound c. Il. Hunt 4 co,
AlS Front strort
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-18
A Cat Market I'm Paris.

A cat mart has been started here. sup
pose it will grow into the market, and in
time to come evolve a journalistic organ.
What fun it will be to read the quotations
and market reports, which last may proba-
bly, run thus: Tables, dull; toms, buoyant;
kittens, lively; Angoras, depressed; brin-
died, very brisk; Persians, in great demand;
tortoise shells, heavy. The French, from the
concierge to the prime minister, are keenly
alive to caS beauties. Did not the redoubt-
able Richeiieu allow pet tabby to use his
cardinals hat for her nursery2 The cat has
now in France in Lambert and Nine. Ron
ner, its Landseer and Rosa Bonheur. What
wonder, therefore, if by and by we were to
have cat bourse!-Paris Cor. London
Truth
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-18

--..,l 1ooKs ur7l-7-as the niost slpr9Gib catas.
trophe, but as a man passes the meridian o.
life and his friends drop off one by one, and
he finds himself with the minority instead of
the majority of his generation, and when
cares and disappointments are multiplied,
death has little terror for him. In fact, death
seems to be relief. The natural death from
old age-the one we rarely see in nature
where the wheels Of life cease to revolve, the
heart ceases to beat, and the body, from sheer
lack of vital power, without any known
disease, wears out, death is painless.
"The mental condition of man approach
ing death is frequently a strange thing. A
celebrated jurist, eminent in church and
state, died about year ago under my obser-
walton. During the earlier period of his de-
hrium he would exhort, pray and deliver
opinions from the bench, but as the disease
penetrated the more remote recesses of the
bhk;n he seemed to lose the impressions of
recent events, and pass backward over his
career as young attorney pleading at the
bar. Just before his death he seemed to be,
as it were, in his youth again, and his soul
had already rejuvenated itself before his final
exit.
"Another curious thing connected with dis
ease is that persons who die from diseases
above the diaphram are composed and of
cheerful mind, and usually die quietly, but
persons with disease of the liver, kidneys or
affections Of that sort apt to be morose and
don't take as cheerful a view Of things as
those who have diseases above the diaphram."
Atlanta Constitution Interviews
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-18
NELLY'S RING.

found the dandy waiting for me in the re-
ception room when the police court was over
for the day He had no eye glass, but other
wise he was swell of the most pronounced
type, with light kid gloves, silver headed
cane and a pair of trousers of small check
pattern, of which he appeared particularly
vain. Between two fingers of his left hand
he carried a lighted cigar, from which at
wide intervals he sucked a minute dose of
smoke with lofty writhe which implied that
to great man like him the smoking of that
delicious cigar was as disagreeable as the
taking of physic to those of common clay.
On hearing my name, this poor creature first
tried to stare me out of countenance by way
of impressing me with his greatness, and
then, failing completely in that, he fondly
nbbled the silver knob of his cane, took an
admiring glance at his lovely check trousers,
and then said:
"You are catcher of thieves, believer
'Yes; you are not one of them, are your
said, with face as immOvable as that of a
statue
mo, no." and he flushed up, and needed a
dainty suck at his cigar to bring him round.
81 come here-to-ah-send you after one
seeP'
"You've been robbed, then?" and Ispoke in
surprise, for he did not look so much enraged
or excited as uneasy and confused.
"Yes-ah-I suppose that's the way to put
it. I've been robbed of ring set with dia-
monds and rubies and all that sort of thing,
you know. | bought it some time ago to
give to lady who is to be-ah-you know"
and he simpered like girl to imply that the
lady was to be his wife, land l was showing
it to low person lately, and she put it on
her own ger-and-ah-would you believe
ita-actually kept it."
"Oh, that's common enough" l shortly an
swered, thinking that understood the whole
case, land the only safe plan is not to go into
the company of low persons"
"True-very true" he not very heartily
returned, "but you see l never thought she
would refuse to give it up"
"Oh, you didn'tr and | laughed uproar-
iously at his apparent simplicity. "You
thought she would give it up whenever you
asked Itch? Well, who is she, and where
does she liver"
"Her name is Nelly Stephens, and she
works at McNab's, on the bridge, there-shes
what's called a machinist, and rather a
pretty girl, too"
"Oh!" returned with a gasp, "she works
then9 l thought she was al
"Oh, no, nothing of the kind" he an
swered with guilty flush and heightened
nibblayt his cane top. 'She's good enough
girl, av she won't give up that ring"
to Jheir a girl in her positionT' / wonder s
inlably d.
morn aell," he answered, with pleased
itively b2pos SCI it's because use; FIN i 50 deuoed
will be 81 think I'M be smotbered
layor fairly eaten up like a lump
W and he proudly adjusted his
that the buttons of his laven-
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-18
A Sensational Discovery.

W.D. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind, testi-
fies: l., can recommend Electric Bitters as
the very best remedy. Every bottle sold has
given relief in every case. One man took
Six bottles, and was cured of Rheumatism OF
10 years standing" Abraham Hare,
Druggist, Bellyille, Ohio, atfirms: The
INV 90 years experiences, is Electric
Bitters.~ Thousands of others have added
their testimony, so that the verdict is
unanimous that Electric Bitters do cure all
diseases of the Liver, Kidneys or Blood.
Only a half dollar bottle at all drug stores.
Drefss, Thompson & Co.'s wholesale.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-18
A LOVE RACE.
We ran a race up Duncan's hill,
The wager WAS n kiss.

We ran a race up Duncan's hill,
The wager was kiss;
She ran her best, did the same,
For fear that | should missl
reached the top wi soople stride
Afore Meg got half way
But what think ye o. woman's wiless
The jade she wadna pay.
A NIGHT Just three weeks after that,
tauld her o. the debt;
Quo l, my lass, ye'd better pay,
For fear ye should forget.
It was ae kiss at first, We ken;
Interest makes makes it twa."
Quo she, Gin that's the way We coont.
Ye'd better take them a."
taen her at her word, of coorse,
Sac tae the kirk we gaed.
1t was ma long, nor hard tae dae,
Twa hearts in one were made.
Ain syne, aft haze cad tae mind
That day the race was run,
An, lash he mamma tell her OF
wish hadna wont
Home Journal
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-18
Chronic Coughs and Colds.

And nj, diseases of the Throat and Lungs, can
he cured by the use of SCOTS EMULSION. as
II contains the healing virtues Of Cod Liver
OIL and in their fullest bGr s
milk easily digested, and can be taken by the
most delicate. Please read: 81 consider SCOTS
Emulsion the remedy par.excellenee in Tuo otL
culous and Strumous AHections 10 say no ~,
W. ~ D. l2-12 I'm.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-18
xxyAsHINGTON THEATRE,

Finest and best Variety theatre in the south
Cor. Laredo and W. Commerce street. open
day and night. G. SHACKLETT, proprietor.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-02-16
TELEGRAPHlC JOrTINGs.

Count Arco Valley, German consul general at Cairo, has been appointed German minis ter at Washington as successor to Baron von Alvensliben, who goes to Brussels.
 Henry E. Hennessy, thirty-t two years old who boarded at No. 10 Pine street, Cam bridge, Mass, shot himself through the tenn pie last evening. Cause not ascertained. He was employed by the Bay State Shade Roller company.
 Catcher John Milligan, who was sold by the Athletics to the St. Louis club. purchased his release last night from President Chris Won der Ahe and is at liberty to sign with any club. Milligan paid $500 for his release and will probably sign with Baltimore.
 Isidor Gohnfeld, the New York feather merchant whose business troubles have been widely discussed, has with his brothers Theodore and Albert incorporated the Cohn- field company with capital stock of $25, COG to carry on his old business This it is said is in accordance with the plan of settlement lately agreed to by the creditors.
 Teemer, Hamm and Mckay rowed the first of two races at Palatka, Fla, on the St. Johns river yesterday afternoon. The dis. tance was three miles. Teemer went ove1 the course in twenty-one minutes, beating Hamm by two lengths and Mckay two and one-haif. The water was comparatively smooth. They will TOW again tosdsy.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-02-16

.~<t1-; y-'tyz5 rr2'isr i)ruiser, but \ S1<. HOW he's common ,A-s- G------t : place scamp. Refer ria. to hiuiscr and bruises, Or what man s!oes wiz. Il cab, if any man carefully uses St. Jac;,bs Oil, tried with rub, he will surely find comfort and ease. It will c"rc :.s c2r:i::n as fate; and then you can go as yoii p.c;,se aad do your work early and l;st"- As, for iis.ance, a physician says: 'Syl.;;::i:,, Ghio, June 13, 1S57.-Our postmaster here has d severe hip wound; he nsvs S;- Jacobs Oil and cannot do with out it. T. P. Ii; snl,s, AI D." % om the ,sssis.ait General Superintendent Third DiviS:e; Posi.:;.lre New York, N. Y, comes the toi!eN inc: The reports from the sew erai sATcriEt.ndents and clerks who have nsed St. Jacobs Oil agree ill praslng 1t highly. Il has heea tuuHd efiicacious for bruises, cuts, buniis, soreness and stiffness of fhe joints and muscles, and affords ready relief for rheumatic complaints. w. H. W#reing'' s!r I. NJ. Dickson, Hope well, Pa, writes February 21, 1887: We have used St Jacobs Oil in our family for sevcra! years, and consider il the best rem edy fer bruises, cuts and swellings It is my special remedy for cramps and sore throat" Mir. Joachim Witt, Evanston, Ills, writes February Il, 1887: @Some time ago fell from a building and was bruised very badly tried St. Jacobs Oil, and in one week I was cured. This great remedy is the best pain cure in the world" MT. Christoph Fink, Hampton, Iowa, February s, 1887, writes: "St. Jacobs Oil is a won derful remedy for bruises and many si1ni- lar complaints. I can recommend it in every way" The Foreman of the Penn sylvania Freight Warehouse. Mir. David Barlet, Jr., writes February Il, 1887, from Bellefonte, Pa., as follows: II can truth fully say St. Jacobs Oil is the best remedy for bruises, cuts or sprains" Bruises, dent CT design, are, as the foregoing show: cured promptly and permanently, and there is no reason to doubt sure cure in the cheapest way possible.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-02-16
Relics of Ben: PerIey Poore.

BOSTON, Feb. 15.-The three days sale of historical, political and library autographs collected by the late Major Ben: Perley Poore was begun in this city te-day. The atten- dance was not large, but the prices brought showed that the buyers were discriminating Among the highest prices obtained were the following: Robert Burns, Ca ballad on MT. Heron's electionl se0; President Buchanan, Johnson, $4.50; General Joseph Hooker, $4; Admiral Foote, 8; President Lincoln, $8; General John A. Logan, $50; General G. Meade, $5.25; Rear Admiral Winslow, $4; Jefferson Davis, $2.25; Mrs. Davis, So 50; Alexander H. Stephens, $1; General Sheri- dan, $2. %; President John Quincy Adams, $2. .75: Charles K of France, $425.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-02-16
A sailor Arrested For murder.

PRovINoETowN, Mass, Feb 15.-A Portu- guese supposed to be named Manuel Fererai was arrested here to-day by Deputy Sheriff Whitcomb charged with assault on boy at New Bedford January 31, 1887. The boy
 died soon afterward it is supposed from inr iuries received on that occasion. Since that day Fererai has been on whaling and fishing voyages, keeping away from New Bedford. He shipped here on the schooner Baltic for sperm whaling voyage under the name of Henry CornelIs. He will bs taken to New Bedford tomorrow for identification.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-02-16
BALFOUR's VICTIMS.
A Priest and Fourteen others Sc
 fancad fn Hail.

A Priest and Fourteen others Sen.
 fenced to Jail.
 DUBLIN, Feb. 15.-Father Stephens was to-day sentenced at Falcaragh, county Done gal, to three months imprisonment without hard labor for melting tenants not to pay rents. The clergyman appealed from the sentence. The court was surrounded by ex- cited crowds, but there was no disorder.
 Fourteen persons, including Messrs. O'Sul- Ivan and Ashe, members of the munich pal government, were sentenced at Galway to-day to imprisonment for terms varying from two weeks to one month for taking part in the demonstration on the occasion of Mr. Blunt's arrival at Galway.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-02-16
Catarrh to Consumption.

Catarrh in it's destructive force stands nextto and undoubtedly leads on to consumption. It is therc. fore singular that those afflicted with this fearful disease should not make it the object of their lives to rid themselves of it. Deceptive remedies con cocted by ignorant pretenders to medical know ledge have weakened the confidence of the grest majority of sufferers in all advertised remedies. They become resigned to life of misery rather than nurture themselves with doubtful palliatives.
 But this will never do Catarrh must be met st every stage and combated with all our might. In many cases the disease has assumed dangerous symptoms The bones and cartilage of the nose. the organs of hearing, of seeing and of tasting so affected to be useless the uvula so elongated the throat so il4hamed and irritated as to produce a constant and distressing cough.
 Eanford'S Radical Cure meets every phase or Ca tarrh, from simple head cold to the most loath- and destructive stages It fig local and consti- tutional. Instant in relieving, permanent in cur ing safe, economical and never-failing.
 Each package contains one bottle Of the Radical Cure, one box of Catarrhal Solvent, and an Improved Inhaler. with treatise; price $1.
 POTTER DRUG & CHEMICAL Co.,, BOSTON.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-02-16

NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-The Turf, Field and Farm says: "A gentleman who has backed Powell in nearly all of his races has left $1 900 at this office to match the English pedestrian against Albert under the condi- lions cabled on Tuesday from London to the New York press. The time for running the race can be agreed upon after the forfeit has been covered The packer of Powell prefers to have the match decided in England and he is willing to throw it open to all first class pedestrians who are willing to put up stake iects to England the race will be made for America.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-02-16
An Air Receiver RIows up.

HUDSON, N. ", Feb. 15.-An air recelver at the Hudson iron works blew up with 8 terrific explosion this noon, fatally injuring Patrick Buckley and doing over $50, 900 dan- age. The receiver was about thirty five feet high and eighteen feet in diameter and was made of boiler iron. It was completely shattered and the pieces flew in every dfrec- tion, destroying stock houses, elevators and machinery and stepping the works so that
Morning journal and courier., 1888-02-16
AN AmERICAN mAN.OF-wAR

Wanted at TangIer to Protect a MOOT.
 TANGIER, Feb. 15.-It is reported that Mr W. Reed Lewis, the American consul, has asked his government to immediately send naan-of- war to enforce his demand for tn e release of g Moor Imprisoned at Rabat. The authorities declare that the Moor has no right to claim protection of MT. Lewis on the ground that a civil suit was pending against the Moor when the consul issued his protection patent.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-02-16
solIcItor of the Treasurx

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-Hon. Charles F. Carey of Clean, N. Y., has been appointed solicitor of the treasury, vice Alexander Mc- Cue, appointed sub-treasurer at New York. Mir. Carey is a leading lawyer in western New York and was for many years a member of the Democratic State committee. The nom- nation will be gent to the Senate to-rnorrow.