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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-13
SUSTAIN TIE NOBLE LADIES.
The woman's Exchange Succeeding In
q Laudahle Undertaking.


q Laudahle Undertaking..
It was well earned and beautiful trib-
ute paid to the woman's exchange by the
Scimitar yesterday afternoon. 1t is an in
stitution from which little is heard by the
public, yet the managers have worked
faithfully against a doubling public senti-
ment and almost innumerable Obstacles.
Various features were added from time TO
time rs experiments, and upon assured
ultimate failure were abandoned in time
to prevent irreparablc injury. The
field now occupied by the exchange,
and from which il confidently expects TO
reap handsome reward and permanent
existence, is noble one. 1t is the sale OF
articles OF cookery and needlework, con-
signed to the association by the deserving
poor among the weaker sex. No matter
what is offered for sale, the public may
feel assured OF its merit in every particu-
lar. This is one OF the positive require
ments, that everything must be irst-class
A sample OF the associations excellent
work in supplying both substantisls and
dainties for dinners, suppers and banquets
OF large or small proportions, was fully
tested in the last Merchants exchange
annual ball and an entertainment 10y tho
Amateur Athletic association. In both
instances unstinted praise was bestowed
upon the refreshment department. Then,
too, comes the knowledge that every article
set before the hungry guest is absolutely
pure and tastefully and carefully pre-
pared by some needy but struggling and
deserving woman, in many cases the sole
support OF innocent young children. The
ladies' do not stop with furnishing the eat
ables, but provide the walters set the
tables and supervise every detail. The as
ISOLATION has inaugurated what is known
as q Saturday market" open every
| Saturday from o'clock a. m. TO
o'clock u. m. Visitors will find there
everything essential TO the preparation o
| the daintiest OF Sunday meals, including
not only the articles enumerated above
but, in addition thereto, beaten biscuit
salt.rising and yeast breads, and fresh Jer
scy butter, and every article there TO b'
found is the consignment OF some need,
and deserving lady,
During the recent Christmas holidays I
few young ladies who had seen better day.
sent TO the exchange hand-painted Christ
mas cards OF admirable design and exquis
ite execution. These met with n read!
sale at remunemtive prices, and soon tina
branch OF the exchange began 10 do
thriving business. Large quantities o
Christmas cards were disposed OF
and the number of ladies who con
tributed these evidences o; their az
and industry has grown to such dimen
sions that the exchange is now prepares
TO take orders for any quantity OF Taste
cards, and the public will find that thes
products OF home talent lose nothing b!
comparison with the more prctentiou
work Of eastern artists.
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HURRY UP THE RAILROAD.

An Old Scheme 70 Develop Raleigh and
intermediate Country Revived.
A number Of gentlemen were discussing
the proposed Raleigh railroad at the Pea
body Yesterday, among thom Col. Gallo
way proprietor, and Mr.. Allison cashier.
OF the hotel All were clated at the pros
pcct, the two mentioned particularly -.
An APPEAL reporter heard the views cx-
pressed, and asked the colonel u he WIS
not overlooking the fact that he was pro
prietor OF a city hotel.
'No; Il will not affect my business In
the least, said he. 1--WE do not expect
any fortune coming business in the sum
'ner anyhow, and making Raleigh an
lynilablo summer resort would not cut OF
a dollar from the receipts Why, I would
70 out every night myself, leaving here
about 10 o'clock aud returning nj o'clock
next morning. lam not fond OF being cooped
up In the city on sultry summer nights,
any more than other people, and that Is
tho most feasible plan OF relief"
"Thc railroad Is not the only necessary
development to attract visitors" broke In
Mr.. Allison. 'ro make the investment
profitable, and meet the public's expccta-
lions and demands, somebody-and | sup
pose the company now organized must
build large and modern hotel, with all
the convenience, and at reasonable rates
10 patrons. Insieadoi q as nov charged,
and with the accommodations and sur.
roundngs, ono can't 20 out there without
leaving thoroughly Disguised. II any
other city In the country Of the standing
and importance Of Memphis had such q
suburb rs Raleigh, Il would ere this have
been the site Of n 100000 worth 81 I'm
proycmonis. II carried out ~ promised,
The scheme forcshadows more Tor Mem
phis than any yet proposed.
n 1.-THE sentiments were unanimously cch
ocd from the hearts Of every bystandcl
who heard them. Tho company may sc'
III 10 change the announced route 10 a con
tinualon Of the East End line, and II "
Il il thought will not regret H. The SAINT
purpose would be served ~ far rs develop
Ing the lands owned IL concerned, and ye
give shorter route. What the publi
hopes 10 see, however, Is completed roa'
10 Raleigh and improvements there 4
maintain IL.
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MAPLE SPRINGS
Stock Farm,
SITUATED AT
ST. ELMO STATION. C. q 0. RAILROAD.
@ Miles From Memphis.
BLUEGRASS" No. 384.
standard aud ReglsterstI.

Sired by Ryrdyks Ilamhlcionian. sire OF 10 trottcn
with records Of 40 or better and sire OF % sons
that have each gotten Que or moro 2So performers
first dam Kit by Long Island Black Hawk; second
dam by Young Duroc, half brother W American
Eclipse; third dam by Conins Messenger by ln-
ported Messenger.
DLUEGRAss Is 1871 hands high scai brown, al
most black. with wine.colorcd TANKS aud muzzlc.
two white heels. heavy name and tail, long bodied.
heavy boncd and very stylish, lie Is the sire Of
Grey Cloud, record 2;2l'6-trial &l9I OF Bcecher.
sire of one $50 performer, andoi the dam OF Lady
Of Lyons, pconi &25ia lie 4 half brother to Dcx-
ter, siTii; Nettle ais; Jay Gould, 22ls4 George
wilkes ID, and hl brother 10 Mcnelaus, 226.
BLUEGRASS is the only son Of Rysdyk's Ham
bletonian. whose services were ever offered to tho
people SOUTH or KENTUCKY, aud he win this
season bc limited TO ten outside mares Fee 800
cash. with usual privileges Of rcturn
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JOHN DORY. No. 5I6l.
Standard aud Registered.

slncd by Pilot Mamhrino, the best bred son Of
Pilot Ir dam Indiana dam Of indianapolis, AM.
by Mmbrino Chief Pilot Mambrlno made record
Of 2g5iS IN the mud. Public Trial over Louisville
Jockey club Track In 2e6'(.
First dam Of John Dory; Agnes by Msmhrino
star Crccord 2esl, son Of Mambrino CHIEF. Nam
brlno Chief was by Mamhrlno payinasicr. ho ~
Mambrlno he by Imported Messenger
JOHN DORY l. 10 hands hgh, seal brown, al
most black. two white heels heavy manc and tall.
short coupled and heavy boncd. lie Is a horac 81
tine action and very stylish. Although In his a-yeaf
old TORN and mover trained hcls very iastand level
headed aud can speed at n 2si gait lie was foaicd
April NJ. iSSA AT Indian Hll, Ny, Limited TO ton
mans Service ico $40 cash. with usual privil.
eyes VI return
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Robbc,, and Beaten.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, March Edgar Holt,
junior member OF the firm Of Lebaren,
Holt & CO., oithis city, was robbed and
beaten into insensibility last night on
Michigan avenue, near Harrison street,
by three garotcs who escaped in the
darkness after leaving their victim lying
bleeding on the pavement. When he was
iirst assaulted he gave n loud cry for help,
which attracted the attention OF II. J..
Hickey and John Roc, who live in the
vicinity. These gentlemen came out and
put tho thugs ~ flight. Hickey fired after
them and thinks one was wounded. MIR.
Iiolts injuries are severe.
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Notes From the Diamond.


CAInL will play short for Birmingham.
MANsELL, with Memphis in 1886, is
driving street car in Kansas City.
DuNDoN, the mute pitcher, is in Cincin.
natl getting an aggregation together tocome
south.
"TUG" ARUNDEL wants 5000 more than
he got last year. He lost $3.50 OF his 81 400
salary in fines.
PRESIDENT RoHER, OF Memphis, isaco
panonable gentleman and il an enthusiast
on the game.-Spoting Times.
Tue Sporting Nes says: "'Kid' Nichols
lately signed 10 pitch for Memphis, is said
to receive S225 per month for his ser
vices"
THE mileage Of the League for this season
will be as follows Chicago, l0,5l5 miles;
Detroit, l0,l3s; New York, 10000; Pitts
burg, 1851; Boston. 1874; indianapolis,
9,729; Washington, $50; Philadelphia,
1913.
Two Of the Memphis players must be in
New Orleans from the following: "Billy
Smith and Jack Pcltz leave soon for Mem
phis, where they are instructed TO report
Tor practice ON March Is. Smith has
taken excellent care OF himself during the
winter and IL In splendid trim. lie ex-
poets the three-strike rule will make him
very effective this summer"
JACK kirby with Memphis Goodbye
pennant, New Orleans. Sporting keis.
Poor Pclicans. II they only need TO be
saved from Kirby, what a blessing IL
would be II they could secure Jim Keenan,
| The memory OF those two home runs in
one inning that dind't 90 on record haunis
Jim still Times-Sdr. Not much, Rem,
old boyl Two weeks agony watching the
Cincinnati players blowing through
space is enough for the New Orleans man
agement. In the name Of all that's good
do not suggest Keenan, TO them.
THIS is what the N7p Orleans Sunday
iSaies thinks Of the Memphistcam Mem
phis has UNNECESSARILY improved her nine
and will 20 in 10 set a rushing pace from
the start. There Is more strength in the
pitching department this year than there
was last, and the back-stops have received
a strong addition in the person OF Vaughn.
No one will question Ewing's ability M n
box man, and Billy Smith is apt 10 be an
effective man In this season, more so since
| the number OF strikes has been reduced 10
three. The infeld made up Of Andrews,
| fnclAn, kccCluh anu EOICc N up-topt unu
there Is little room for improvement on
McAleer, Pellz and Cline, who make up
the outfeld. Memphis was looked upon
rs the slugging team last year, and many
Southern league pitchers reputation
win suffer In 'ss when the Browns get
into trim"
| As AxAGRANs seem 10 be the order Of
the day, how II this for one ON the Mem.
phis tcami
| q. McKcouglI.
| HAde,
| fMsh,
| q PhCinu,
| Ewing.
CrOtty,
CilNc,
Reccius.
wood.
force.
Andrews.
u. MckcOugh,
Naughn.
lelIA
Nlcifob
And how win this do, also, Tor one OF
the baseball reporters OF the local prcss1
RiCkotts,
undeitWood,
Lands.
| Anderson.
Folk,
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A Word About Catarrh.

'Tth the mucous membrane, that wonderful
semi.auld envelope surrounding the delicate ~.
sues 81 the air aud food passages, that Catafrh
makes ltssirongh0ld Once esiabllahed u cHis Into
the vcry vltals. aud renders life but long dnNn
bFrath Of Misery and discase, dulllng the .cusc u
hearing, tfammellng the power 81 speech. destroy
inc the fseuiy Of SMELL. iaintlng the bfcaih aud
kllllng the refined pleasure of iasie lnsldOusly
~ Crtcplng Oh from n simple cold 10 the bead. a
assaults the mountainous linlnr aud cnyri0pl the
boucs eating through the delicate coat. aud cnus
log Inflammation, slouRhlng and death. Nothing
short nl total eradication VIII Hcifc health ~ The
patlcnt and al Alterations are simply prorristl.
nated suffering. loading 10 hial teriuinatiou
sasYOnDs RADICAL CrnK. bv ihhalgiio1 and by ~.
ffrHai administration has never Jailed cFCu when
The dlsrsse has inside frighlul lnrOads ca dcicnte
constitutions hearing. smell and tate have been
rVtovcrcd and the dbcase thoruuehly driven out"
gASronns RADICAL CUR consists Of one bottle
of the RADICAL CuHr. one box of CAraEnfst Hoi,
yr~r, sni ono lnToynD lsnAtK1i MI wrapped Lon
one ts,ctayc with treatise and drctions. and iold
W ali druggists iot silto.
rulrrn DHro ASp cnrmcAL CO.. Bosros
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cnr Rernlrcr. pI--a.l.aea.

KANSAS Cry, No., March l2.-Thc car
rcpairers, coach cleaners, and other labor
crs TO the number Of $50 In the Santa lie
shops at Argentine refused TO go 10 work
yesterday. They have been In the habit
Of working on Sunday until about
O'Clock In the afternoon and laying on the
rat Of the day, while ut the same time
drawing full days pay. Tho new mas
tcr-mcchanic notified them that they
would have 10 work the entire day, and
the result was the walk-out.
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J,sse lynch ua. ,s,. Eye op,-.

LYScnBuRo, Va, March i2.-Mormon
elders have been discovered working in
the remote rural districts Of Bo,otour
county. They have made many converts,
among them a wealthy and intelligent
farmer. Ferguson, and II Is expected a
large number will cmigratc 10 Utah. Many
threats have been made ngainst the eidcir
In the county. and they have been noii-
fed 10 leave or thoy will DO dealt with by
Judge Lynch.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

Mn. w. J. SsIrH and wife, Of st. Louis,
are visiting the family Of Maj. j. NJ. Smith,
on Bcale street.
"HARrER's Franklin Square Library"
with full illustrations OF Emperor Of Ger
many Price, l0c per copy, at Mans
iord's.
Tue Hon. Jacob Elsas, cx-park com
missioner Of Cincinnati, and iather.in-law
Of Mr.. |. Katzcnbergcr, Is paying his hrst
visit TO Memphis
TmE Rev. X. A. yenable, pastor Of the
First Baptist church, left yesterday after
noon for Helena, Ark, 10 assist In a rcvi-
val meeting. He will return on Saturday
next.
Mn. WILL J. DuFFy. agent Of the Lizzie
Evans Dramatic company, Is in the city.
making arrangements for the appearance
Of his people at the thca,cr next week,
opening on Monday night.
Mn. SAN CRorr, foreman Of $. &. Tool
4 Co. q prcss.room, was elected "a delegate
20 attend the meeting Of the international
typographical union, which will be held
in kansas City June ., 1883.
VisIroRs on Change yesterday W. II
Galloway, Trezevant, Tenn; +. Cohen
Grenada, Miss; Robert Gibson, Dallas
Tex; Isaac Schafcr. Stanton, Tenn; Bcr
Barnes, 81. Louis; Henry Oliver, Missouri
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THE MIDLAND WINS.

The Subscription OF s2oo. 900 Pro-
cured for Davidson County.
special Di.paich 10 The Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn. March i2-1hc sub
scnp,ion Of s2O0,oO0 desired by the pro-
icciors Of the Tennessee Midland railroad,
Of Nashville, was obtained today. Survey.
os will now be put In the field.
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Uixer Tei~rrnms.

WHEELING, W. Va. March ia-Ilivcr u feet )
inches and stationary.
EVANSVILLE Ind, March l2-Riycr u icci and
rising Clear and cool
rfTTsBu no. Pa, March i2.-Rlver fect einchcs
and rising. Cold and light su0w.
CINCINNATI, O., March i1-niycr 10 feet inches
aud rising. Weather clear Thermometer ~.
IOUtaVTIIF Ky, March i2-NOon. -Riwr ~
ina 4 foet inches In the canal and feet Inches
on the falls Dcfafte1i U. r. hchcnck, New or
leans. Clear anu cold.
CAIRO, H.. March i2.-Arrlvcd: City 81 vlcks
burg VI Louis, am Alma, ~ Louis, am
Cmnlte state, Mcmphlc. am. DEPARTED. luck
eye state. Memphis, , PM CITY Of Nicssbnrf
state Cincinnati II ala. River y feet inches
aud falling. Clear aud cool
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Trustees Sale.


10y Virtue 81 ccrtaln decd Of trust 10 me -
ID cuiri b. q ", Rutland reE.sters.i IN the o1nc-
III the Heslstgf Of shelby county, tenncs~c
lecnrd nook No I'D, page la the undeulsu<1
ir,,stse therein nsincl VII. Cor The puUose 81 r<[
ine the untaid Indebtedness b. that deed eecuf-1
I'll al public auction. 10 the Highest b,dlet. ~
cash Al The southwest corner u hain and haaI-'~
streets, IL Tho city Of Memphis. shelby conn'<
Tennessee. on
Saturday. March 81, 1888,
Al the hour Of eleven u'ciock an, The follovinI
desrfihri rrai estate situated IN aid coun!y =
shelby. to.Wit certain eight scrc uart 81 iAu*-
The metos and bounds whereof arr a follow. -
Wit ncglnnlns Al the nofihesl' corner Of NE ~
torsection u Mclean and centrl avenues. uc1I
The city ol Memphis thence norm ave Il. ds<ir.
eat rscn and Al 100 chains thcncc 80. ee.,n w
chains, thence south sven and Sl@ chains 70 w.
north line Of Csnifal syenae thence 49, ,.rsS1
anii,lded one sixth lniorvsl IN and 10 c<r14IX
len srrs trurt Of land which adions The aid ~
srr,s on Inc north. the netes and bound1 o. w
- len acre tfarf are a. folowA 70 ut, Hr<tunI
st the es,t tidc.ol the aid McLsan sv. In ne o.
Al Csf sveuus extended thence east Win me
al I'D carr avenue ten end Hioo chsiuei 49,
south nine and tlfoo chains Themes veM 49,
chains 10 The east side of Mclean avenue ~
north Ave dsrrrr. east With The e~<t line ~ ~
avenue nine aud bs-io0 chains 10 NE bru(I1
Fsld sirht acre tract will b sid subject -
d Roynon's claim Ior dover thersiu. IL o1II
rsdsnptlon Il waived. aud The pufyha<rr vII
an absolute uue Ia ice staple. Ite uU4
iisved 70 - good. but shsll sli sn1 Qe4x1Z
a. trustee CALVIN ffNkf<4 III..
nsnpbls rsna. February - i>>s
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" you want mellow and waxy chew OF
buy "OLD RIP"
MgHPnIs GROCERY Co.,
Wholesale Agents,
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MAS-A.LIx can be taken IN childhood. man
hood and old age with invariably god re-
ruifs
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Like the famous article itself, IL IN almost
eyerybody's mouth. The people know that
u preserves a. we'll as besutilrs the teeth
Hence Il is the Standard Tooth Wash OF the
Period.
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"OUR FAMILY PnYsiclAS" takes. well
with the people. Over 500 copies have
been sent out Ia new subscribers within
the past two weeks. Il Isl premium that
can't be beat
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The Purc.i ONLY.

We Use squibb's preparations and chem
icals In filling prescriptions, which are
compounded by graduates In pharmacy,
at reasonable prices Headquarters Tor
natural mineral waters. Respectfully,
HENRY J. HESTER, Apothccary.
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ATTENTION, GENTLEMEN /

My Spring and Summer Importa,ions,
comprising all the
NOVELTIES N GENTLEMEN WEAR.
have arrived and are ready for inspection.
S. +. RIDoELY, Tailor,
- Madison Street.
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Fon anything that Constitutes 6rst-class
dinner go 10 n. g. Kerr, 1870 Main street,
Jno. Sayills old stand.
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For sprains, bruises, rheumatism, cramps
Inflammation, swelling. cuts burns etc, In
man, and splint, ringbone, windsnll, cpl.
Sootlc. scratches, etc, in horses, nangum
Root i.lniment is a sure cure. The King OF
Llnlmcuts'' Is the universal verdict Never
fails 10 curc any sllmcnt that can DC reached
By an external medical application: 0ocnts
rsr bottle. For sale al lfels,ers drug store,
ass Main street
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EAEru has no sorrow that "0LD RIP"
cannot heal.
MEMPHIS GROCERY Co.,
Wholesale Agents.
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LODGE notice..

CT. ELMO CONNANDERY. NO. IA X. 7. 49,.
= The Odlccn and membcn will mot NJ
In special convoCation this tTlEsDAfl I
evening harrh " inr the comforting ~ the v(xAN
OHnEIIs oY TIK TTsrtB. Resident aud whiting 81
Knights oouueousy invited. -. -.
ny order. \, kffLiNo, u. T.
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Upton COUNTY BONDS.

We arc onerlnr .of sale at our counter
gsAad ripi.u county per cent couI on bonds
esSo 4 Iplan county G per cent coupon bonds
due i9Ji -.
The Total lndeii,d1ols 4 Tigion coruiy :, sili'
COO TNlJN AND PlANlfhs Dana,
Memphis. Trnn
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rATrsAsvny DfrAHrEEsL
49, FftfINI itOsFifaL AKrVfgf,

NJ X TIsAsunY DrPAHrESL
orIrr itlNt ilosfif,h sknfhTb
p,+,.hls. Tenn. Marh y. issN
ec,,.., -, Al. vii 10 reviewed NJ ihit Dfco
uiiil noon VI hf ~ Of Mann ~, 10 NV, ny Nv,
49,, ~. At, F.. Vusulfal 4crflrr NJ Memphis.
Tenn, .acbsd, rri further inigfmaiior may te
Oh ilwi pion pP.e.llgn % ulc ,nsief iine, q
- --""...'. tfnunlsat e. y IIftNAN, 4. A.
t...,.es I, 4 N b rh.rzc n fio.riiel.
psrn5.,, eye,isI't restored. huIiora's
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To New York. Philadelphia, Washington,
baltimore, Lynehburg, Bristol, Chatta-
nooga, Cincinnati, Louisville and other
points n, greatly reduced prices.
l. SANEIsoS 4 Co.,
Ticket Brokers. $40 Main street
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-01-19

yet distant few rods he saw q white
form enter the outside cellar door, the
door swinging back Of its own accord
10 admit IT aud then closing again in
the same manner. The farmer imme-
dIatsly ran to the door and standing
upon 1t called to Mrs. CrIsm q TO
bring q hammer and nails, which be.
Ing furnished, be nailed the door se.
curely with bsttens aud fence boards.
He then ran aud sroused scme neigh
boring men and the door being un.
fastened they all entered the cellar,
but II was empty, although there was
no possible way OF egress excep; the
door. The latest manifestations have
bad the effect Of making Enosdsle
and surrounding country wild with
excitement. Many believe that Cris.
man il dead and that Ii 10 his spirit
thst makes these visits TO bis former
homo.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-01-19
Is IL n Tact7

The curious fact that the usual heat
produced by friction is absent when the
articles are mngnetizcd is just now being
discussed by scientists who are seeking
an explanation. Very striking examples
are described in a late number Of a scion
tiiic periodical. A workman fastened
couple OF powerful magnets TO his lathe
to hold more securely a piece OF metal
which he wished TO drill and turn.
The presence of the magnets kept the
metal ~ cold that no water was necled
10 keep the drill moist and cool This
unusual circumstance may lead 10 Inn
portant mechanical advantages. IL II
such circumstances as the one noted
above that lead 10 valuable discoveries
The scientists, who are looking for .
reason why the heat should be absent
may not hit upon any valuable idea, bus
some practical mechanic probably WILL
J Boston Budget.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-01-19
A Mortgage for se 600 coo.

County Clerk H,y. to-day died fos
record the largest mortgage aver filed
iu this county. IL 10 from the BIZ.
ings. ClArk's Fork 4 Cooke City rail.
road which was Incorporated . yeas
ago with George V. Sims. president,
and George b. Hume, secretary; bus
10 sent for record by Chas. F. Roberts
OF New York city, who is now presi-
dent Of the road. The mortgage 10 for
s2 0oO, 900 to the Farmen' Loan and
Trust company OF New York. The
route 90. forth In the mortgage starts
out by saying, Commencing ss .
point In the town Of Billings," etc.,
the bslance OF the route is well known
to all to be up the valley TO Clarke's
Fork ard on to Cooke City. Truly
this looks like business.-BilIipgs Ga
zetts.