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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-06
PERSONAL POINTS.

j. q. HANDwERKER has returned from
Hot Springs.
Col ESocu ENsLEY has gone east tc
spend the summer.
JonS GAsroN and Ms. CASTOR leave iol
san Francisco today.
Mas. JouN u. ADAMS, OF Little Rock,
spent yesterday in this city.
DR. W. u. TAYLOR and wife, OF Browns.
vile, are spending n few days in Memphis.
Mus. MARY A. BoYp and daughter will
leave this morning for New Haven, Conn.
w. A. WEnBgn and Miss Matte A.
Davis were married yesterday 10y Squire
Egncw.
Mas. r. S. CAPBns and son are visiting
friends aud relatives at Marshall institute,
Mississippi.
Miss LIzzIE DhvIDs, who has been visit.
ing friends in CarroltOn, Miss. will return
home today
Mas. T.. T.. IIopKiSs and two daughters
left last night for New York and other
eastern cities aud pleasure resorts.
Mn. GroEGE FIREMAN, n well known
contractor, died very suddenly yesterday
morning at his residence in Chelsea.
Mn. II. &. GRAY,oi Hamilton, o., has
been visiting Memphis for several days.
aud leaves this morning for Hot Springs,
Ark.
Cot. NAPOLEON Hut and family will
leave Saturday morning for eastern no
sorts Col Till will be- absent only few
DAYS.
T.. o. MuroN respectfully announces
his candidacy for magistrate at large, sub.
lcct 10 the action Of the Democratic con-
ycntion.
Mus. J. II. CANrnEIL and her neiccs.
Misses Eva and Maggie Schlcmmer. left
last night for sweet Chalybcatc Springs.
W. Va, for the summer
MISS lutA AsuT returned Yesterday
from Nazareth Female academy, Ken.
lucky. She Is visiting at the residence OF
her cousin, Dr. II. NJ Ashc.
Miss oIg Carr left yesterday for
Holly Springs, Miss, whore she viii ~.
main week OF 80 before going 10 Virginia
10 spend the remainder Of the summer.
JrD0r W. G. FoiErs, accompanied bv
Mcsdamcs folkcs, Overall aud Allen, and
Misses Enslcy and Martin, left Yesterday
by the Kansas City route ior Oconomowoc,
Wis
Ma. y. G. llusr. of Oliver. Finnic Il
Co, and wife left last evening Tor 81.
Louis, Chicago. Milwaukee aud New York.
10 enjoy lew weeks Of alt air and sea
bathing.
NtsiroRs on change Yesterday: Miss +.
8 Montgomery. Miss N. D.. Newman,
Roscdalc, Miss; John 4. Rates. Mssis.
sippi. I. W Crowdrr, Mrs. l.. V. Crowdcr.
Mn. Lizzie Williams, Brownsville, Tenn.
Mn. llNYEs PCErrr widely known and
universally popular. died yesterday morn.
ing rather suddenly and most uncxpcct.
cdly. Deceased Wa q candidate Tor mag.
istutc nj large from the city, with fair
chances for success.
AvsrN WusoN, Atlanta, Ga: !. l.. Nc.
Gchcc. Como, Miss. Mri. q. llartridgc.
savannah, ia; W. W. Chibcr, of the great
book house Of Mclaughlin Brns., New
York. T. r. Gillctt. kinrman, Kns Capt.
James r. Stokes. Mississippi, anl John
W. llan-cll are nj the Peabody.
In. II, W. PuuNEii, q highly respected
citizen Of Memphis, died In Hot Springs
last "Wednesday, after q long aud painful
illness. The rmains were sent herr Tor
intcrmcnL The funeral occurred from his
late residence, No. 80 Vance street. YES.
tcrday afternoon nj > o'clock. Tho rc.
mains wcrc followed 20 the grave by a
large concourc ofthc dcccascd's friends.
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LOCAL MATTERS IN BRIEF.
Important Items Gathered From all
Quarters.

Important Items Gathered From all
Quarters.
Somewhat IT sensation was created In
Brownsville society cirrlcs last sunday
when Il was learned that Miss Minnie
Num-, the Youngest daughter oi the Hon.
Daniel 4. Num-, had clupcd aud married
Mr.. rrcntiss r. bright, tic nineteen year
old son Of the Hon, D., 4. Bright. bril-.
liant lawyer Tho papnis Of both parties
objected 10 the marriage ON account Of tho
young couples ages
ASsArLrEp'wiru 4 nmcE.
A warrant was issued yesterday by
'Squirc Fleming NJ the instance oi James
Winnie, iur the arr'st Of Alexander Kirk
wood, on the change " nssaulting the aili.
ant with q brick kifkNuod was arrested
Ia the afternoon 10y Constable Kaiser, and
will bc tried today at O'Clock y. IN. both
parties are culorod.
local PARAGRAPHS
The German Casino will give promo.
made concert aud hop nj jackson Mound
park next Tuesday evening.
Abe Baum was 6ncd SO In the police
court Yesterday morning for assauhing
Ray Halter Baum will also have 20
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THE WATER VALLEY MIsuAP.
The Excitement Has No, Yet subsidized
Tho Inlmrnn.

Tho Excitement Has Not Yet subsided-
The Injured.
wArm VALLEY, Miss, July 5-Thc
excitement over yesterdays accident at
the fair grounds has not yrt subsidized.
The physicians have been continuously ON
duty since O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
II h impossible 10 obtain full lizt oi the
iniupd, hat thc following Is a list Of lhusc
dangerously hurt
Mary Wcaihorly aged n, diving.
Mrs. W. \. Wcathorlcy, In q critical con.
ditiuu.
Mrs. J. 8 Maudlin, leg broken aud
otherwise injured,
q. u, Bristol, spine injured.
Frank Tminof lex broken.
Tom Ray, leg broken.
Knox folck, leg aud arm broken.
Mr. Mollie nickcy, badly Injured In
lower limbs.
Tho doctors import scvcnty.Gyc persons
more % lUSs injured
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THE NEW FIRM
or stornborgor. Donolson a
sohnfor.


Whose card appears ON the Fifth page OF
this issue, will I've cor Tally welcomed into
the business circles of Memphis. and will
undoubtedly receive liberal consignmcnt-
oi cotton from planters aud merchants
throughout the territory tributary To
Memphis.
The following gentlemen comprise the
firm Mr.. \. Stcrnhcrgrr, oi Brownsville,
Tenn, Who has been for years ono oi the
most respected merchants of that place, a
thornughgolng, energetic and reliable cot
ton man.
Mi 4 J. nonclson has been identified
for ycnr with the we'll known house OF
A. VI. Bpyd's Sons, ~ cotton salesman.
Mr. nonclson h one oi the BEST posted
cotton men In Memphis, and the patrons
OF the new firm viii b. rmiiicd io learn
that ho will devote his entire timc and
attention Ia the sale of their cotton
Mr. J. Schnicr, Of fclscnthil 4 Schaicr,
Stanton, Tenn. Is known ~ q thorough
business man. of sterling worth and IN.
tcgriiy. whose connection with the new
firm must prove u great advantage
This firm cntcn the field fully cquiptcd
and prepared Ia sccuW nusc and vnlu.
able patronage. They have obtained con.
vcnicnt aud commodious quarters 1T No.
us Front street, they possess ample capi.
cal TO make liberal cash advances on ship.
mcnts.
Every member II the firm Is well and
favombly known throughout tho States
adjacent to Memphis They arr III Young.
cnicrpusng men, Who will devote them.
selves 10 the best interests 1T their custom.
era. Possessing such facilities aud ndynn.
tagcs, Tur ArrrNi predicts an excellent
and satisfactory business from the start.
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THE WARFARE SUCCESSFUL.
Hookor's Park. with Its Disgraceful
Scenes, Effectualiy squolchod.

Hookor's Park. with Its Disgraceful
Soonos. Effeotually squelched.
The overwhelming mass Of testimony
against llookcr's park, alias Oakland
grove, collected by TmE ArrE,L, has par.
TALLY brought about the result dc.
sired. There will be little II any
thing moro heard about the place
for the reason that the author.
tiles will undoubtedly turn on the
screws ol Justice. Did TuE ArrEAL 40
desire, II could continue the fight against
Hooker aud Sachs on another line, produc.
ing startling effects, but it, crusade was
solely in the interest OF dcccncy aud public
morals, and therefore against the park
Damaging disclosures, particularly against
Sachs, were made to u reporter yesterday
from the most unexpected quarters. They
are daisies, from way back.
TnE ArrENL has received congrutula.
tons from hundreds ol the respectable
people Of the city for IL timely exposure
Of llookcr's park. As one gentleman put
II. "Nou all deserve the eternal gratitude
ot the public for thus breaking mp the re-
sort, aud thereby aycrting great and
shocking tragedy. I've never been thcrc.
hastily explained the gentleman, but its
fame has spread abroad"
II has been reliably uscer,aiuod that the
PROSPECT park people would give much
had they declined to sell OF lease the place
"a Hooker aud Sachs. There Is no doubt
that is record has damaged the company
beyond estimate.
Sachs was arrested last night on war
rant sworn out 10y Joe Howard, charging
him with posting without license and ~.
snult
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-06
A STRIKE THREATENED
Among tho Engineers OF the E. T.. " a.
q. Railway System.

Among tho Engineers OF the Nc. T.. " &
q. Railway System.
special Dispatch IN Tho Appeal
Knoxville, Tenn, July o.. VI. Ar.
thur, chief of the brotherhood VI Iocomo-
tive Engineers, is here. lie comes to
al,cmpt Ia settle difficulty which has
arisen between the engineers on the East
Tennessee roid, bristol 4 Chattanooga
divisions, aud the authorities Of the
oad A strike Is seriously threatened
The trouble grew ont Of the discharge oi q
man iur insulting lalk. The engineers do
mand his reinstatement but the author.
tiles object II wis reported today that
the trouble WIS srttlci, but Il Is denied
tonight. The chicl aud the authorities are
In consultation tonight. An engineer saws
that u strike comes will bcguncral on the
cniiW last Tennessee system, including
Memphis y Charleston and the Alabama
aud Georgia divisions
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-06
NO THIRD PARTY SPIRIT.
ACTION OF THE SENSIBLE ARKAN-
sAs PRoHIBITIoNIsTs.
They Believe More Good Can be Done
by Staying With the Democratic
Party Than in Separating from It
Thornburg's Victory.

Special Dispatch 10 Tho Appeal.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, July 5.-The Pro.
hibition convention concluded it's labors
and adjourned this afternoon, Col. Thorn
burgs faction succeeded in downing the
the third party spirit, and aside from ma
tional electors no political action was had,
the majority very easily concluding that
needed liquor legislation can be accom-
plished much easier inside than outside
the Democratic party.
The following are the fourth and fifth
clauses Of their PLATFORM
~. That, Notwithstanding, we are now
in full accord with the national Prohibit
ton party and will put electors in the
field. Yet We will not nominate candi-
dates for various State Offices but will do
all We can TO advance the cause Of temper
ance on the one hand and break down the
liquor traffic on the other by local option
and such other means as we may be able
in lawful way to command.
70. That the primary object OF the
foundation and perpetuity of the Prohibit
ton party il to suppress, by positive laws,
the liquor traffic throughout America"
The following nominations were report
ed: For presidential electors ut large, w.
=. Grace, Pine Bluff; J. $. Vanmeter,
Hot Springs.
First Congressional District--Z. I. Grit
fin.
Second-T. j. Rogers.
THRILL. W. Brooks.
FOURTH. NJ. Weaver.
Fiith-F. X. Earle.
Officers for the ensuing year: President,
/. X. Earle, Fayetteville; yicc-president,
J. NJ. Weaver, Van Buren,; secretary, Il.
NJ. q. Birmingham, Altus. The Rev. w.
ID. Matthews, Of Clarksvillc, is chairman of
the executive committee.
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The entries for tomorrOw's races
Brighton Beach nrp.

Brighton Beach are:
Flrsi Five cghths Of mile Monmouth
and kingslui us each, Crusader. savage aud
longhioghcuy 10 each, Mabel aud Zodiac li3
each.
second Race Five clghths of n mile. Walter T.
Emulation aud ,ongstcr MS each Buodlc. Martha
sam Harper CufrocO aud Jennie q. nlly, rs each
Third RnCc-lhrcc quarters nj mile Lemon
Quibblct Keystone, Nina W, coggins, Wlircd JAY
Ioldc 'nd, spring Eagle, John shaw, satisfied aud
1hvunl, all 10 each.
Fourth Race Seven Fights oi mile George G
lls, mrnum King Robin, Bass NiOl NJ each, Snm
lIhrTer IL ~. lIenly POrnSsctt each Cruiser
Joseph 100, Revolt gcldiug 100
liith lace Mile mud a quarter Valiant Royal
Arch 10 each, Cardinal McCluskUy no. True Born
lO5, Troy loi Peg Wellington lOi Greenfield iOi.
thnniicect ~, Valet lUp Nctlc lOG. Diablo lOl
sam kccnc lOl, Fircily l0l, Lutte Arnold "a
sixth Rnrc-Milc and ouccghth Rio Gmudc
and Nnndctmcnt, 40 each, Costello. us. Puritan,
lynnhOc and Pilot ~ each. Mis-. Chnfmrr l.rl.
Mathis ~ Ventilation, Trix aud Cato. ~ each.
Adonis Blenhcim, Is False Note, ~, Rounds
man. ia
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Nantedl

One reliable merchant in every town trib.
utary 10 Memphis TO knock out all compo-
tition by taking the agency OF the world
renowned Straton q Storms New York
cigars and Geo. p. Lies K Co. 3 celebrated
Builos. Your neighbor can't get the goods,
M we will only sell TO one merchant in
each town. We solicit n sample order.
|. SAMEIsoN x Co.,
Sole Distributing Agents,
Memphis, Tenn.
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Vicar eensrn, oenwa,,. r...,a,.

CucAUo, july y In tho presence oi
two bishops 200 priests from all parts Of
the western country aud 1000 sorrowinp
Roman Catholic laymcn, the ol,.cquics 81
the late Vicar Gcncrl T. J. Conway were
held TODAY NJ the Calhciml Of the Holy
Name Archbishop fcchan delivered tho
funeral grafton, describing the deceased ~
an ilgai prigat
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-06

AlCoN,, L., July 81 very severn
wind aud rain storm struck this town yes.
icrlay afternoon, y brokc down a number
OF trees and blew over a largc barn, besides
some small frame houses. The Congrrrn.
tional church spire was struck 10y lightning
and a small circus wrecked No iaialitic,
have been REPORTED yet 4 great deal II
damage was dopo IN the surrounding
country
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-06
CHANCERY SALE
Ny
ESTATE

No ilqs R-ChanoCy Court If shelby County 81
Y Anderson. Commissioner, Sc, " H. 4.
faucc ct al
~ virtue Of an inicfocuioy derive Cor ale. en-.
tend in The above cause un the tlih day u Wafrh
isss, in ", u o. pfer IN, will sell nj public auc.
uou, " the highest bidder IN frpnt Of the clerk
MCiIphis Tenn on
saturday, July -. tSss.
within legal huun. the following dcsfrliscd mon.
Cfil situated 10 shelby County. Icun.. tnWit
luis W. ~ ~. tfi 30 nui ~ on tie original
plan ul the city Of Memphis and bounded ana A.,
stihd a. follows ginning az tho northwest
cutnct ~ MAIN Hui Poplar sifccig thcncu north
With Main sifcvt one hundfri aud forty light icct
ia Inches OishE thence west one hundred an1
iufif cight ic't IN in hes 1850 ~ Center alley.
thcurr south o. west with said niiry one hundred
nud hiiy ih' iust ~ Poplar sifc,t thcnru rtst 81,
snuih one hundred aud forty Clght icct six inrhc,
utNhl a. The beginning
Terms of-ale-on a credit ~ dx tsl months. put.
chasrf executing mite. with pUfsnual security.
ton barred
This July n issS
y y MciiENRY. G. a NJ
" ". wl'hoytc. solicitor iuf complainant w.
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a murder q. Nashville.

srccial Dispatch ~ The Aprcal
NAsuyihr. Tenn, Juno Sam Ilaw.
kins and Jim Harris, two nogro rous,
nhuuiS, became engaged In quarrel III
Blarkhoitom tonight over woman named
Ida Boyd. Hawkins wis stabbed IN IA,
lett eye by llauics, Who escaped. llaw'
Nm. viii die.
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ol,,ss.sa's >es Js,i.

srocial Dispatch io The NppchL
Sr,EgyILE, Miss., July b.-Thc con
tract ior building The nov jail hcr VA
CLOSED this morning with the Pauly Jai
Building company, ior ~. i00 There Ncr,
several jail builders here and the bidding
was lively. Tho work will begin right
away.
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Yesterday. Hall Games.

Pitisburg ., Washington 3.
Detroit rs, New York ~.
Chicago I, Philadelphia ,.
indianapolis 10, Boston 7.
Cincinnati II, Brooklyn 7.
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a IninI anIIIsinn.

spr-'al Dispatch 10 tbr Appeal,
BlnNiNou,N, Ala. July 8. In q COLI.
sion hctNccna freight train and switch
engine on the |. 4 " road. which oc.
cuucd near Warrior last night, John
Bcasloy lwhitcl WIS KILLED lie was steal.
Ing ride on the freight train.
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struck By n Locomotive

Special Dispatch TO The Appeal
BIRMINGHAM,. Ala, July5.-B. 7. Webb,
carpenter, fory.Gve years old, and mar
ricd, was fatally injured this afternoon by
being struck by switch engine at street
crossing.
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The age" sued for SIS, 900.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal
BRMISGnAM, Ala, July 5.-James Nc
Manus today sued the Daily Age for $685.
900 damages for publishing a brief account
of his arrest last Monday On charges OF
larceny and assault and battery.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-06

WHITEWATER, Wis, July 5.-Tuesday
nights severe wind and rain storm did
great damage TO crops in this vicinity.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-06

IL will bay all Whu u,, Cotton Gins 90 get
prices aud tcstimunIlIs uf those A No l
manufacturer. Tho nuNn Cotton Gin Co,
Nov london. lnnn- Tiny lend The world.
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The U. $. steamer Enterprise which went
ashore at Drobak Wednesday, remains fast.
Assistance has been sent from llortg.
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The spor, a, uo.m..,, r.,L.

LoSo BRAScn, y. j., July b.-Thc
weather at Monmouth park Wa cloudy aud
The track heavy. rain after the frst race.
First Raco-liandicap. thrcc-quarters
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Grand ,snrer,

Aud Hop NJ Jackson Mound PARK tonight,
rain ~ shine. \ gpud time Tor all.
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Chancery Sale
-oF-
REAL ESTATE.

No as,i. R=in the Chanccry Court Vt shelby
Ciuniy state ui fcnnc,scc. iuf usC. etc., ". John
Niursaid ciai
Ny virtue II an iuirtloCutuy dccrcc Tor ale. en-.
trrd iu The ahuyr uausr nu the a day ~ Apft,
ISIS " u AZ piFr ~ will s'll NJ public aur.
tinu. ~ the hishcst bidder in ir1ut ~ tho clerk
sui masters ohCc. uuuu house ui shelby county
Memphis Tennessee, un
saturday, July a.. IssS,
within lcral hours the following described prnp.
criy, sliuaicii In Mcmphls shelby county, TChncs.
see tn.wlt
\ C1fiaiu lot beginning A the southwest corner
~ Main AMI Nriall stfrrts. running thrnrv suuth
aoug The wet line ~ Main sifcgi twenty llul f,t
thcncu vet ami famllol with Mccall stfrut
sltii i've lh'l tct thtnrr north and parallel with
Main stfrtt twenty Ifl icUt ~ The south side
~ n Gall NfrCt thrncC east along The south line
81 Mccall stiuyt sNtyhyc l6,l feet 20 the point 81
beginning.
Terms ~ saic-lunc thiri 90 cash. balance on
Citflii ui ~ AMI tNrltu months punhasCf ~ VNc.
cute NOTES hearing inirrrst with personal security
lion viaiucd and equity Of rvlcmrilnn iauod
This July 81 ~. . ~ MCttTNNN.
Clefk and Master.
u Malone. w. " Randolph. GannI a railer
son. snlicliOrs ~
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HEADQUARTERS ron
CORRUGATED IRON SIDING
AND IRON ROOFING.

rire, wind, Water and Lightning Proof
Suitable for AL kinds nbullilngt For prices AMI
estimates At factory rAtcs call ON or addrra
hEhPHis METAL q WOOD MF'd CO.,
ko& as a go Main -, aud 2 4 = Mulberry q,
MENriiis TENN,
Headquarters Tor lron fcnce aud Crcsting Gal
vanircd Iron Coruice Tin koois ani stoves
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Az We ask for Rising sun baking pow.
der is one trial.
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Avail yourself now, at Maliord'a
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T. l. n. e. = not n curc-nll, hut quarter
~ ceuury of constant use has demon
sirntc1 beyond question stint Tanners In.
lni,s'e Neuralgia Cure Is the only known
iniallihlo cur inr all kind, of neuralgia aud
Tor nervous headache. Fifty cents per box.
Co, Nashville, Tenn Sold by Hester, -
Main street
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-24

Messss Walter ID. Moses s. Co.. 1905
Main street. opposite p0sf-ol'ce. has just
n-,on.saed The public with another novel
advertising feature in the way OF window
dressing One OF their large windows has
been extended ~ double iis size bv run-
ming 10 back in Tie store and ihe entire
space covered with 81 perfect landscape
The miniature hills. trees, rough cir
Cutous country road. anilun leaves
haii-4ead grass &c., src true 90 nature,
uli 90 complete the scene There is per.
ieci Queen Anne coitaCe On the hill and
al old rustic mill 10 The hollow Tie
large power wheel Is run hy zeal water
that flows down the bin in the back.
ground. collects in dam and after falling
over the wheel makes O series Of falls and
winds around the low ground until d
lose Itself IN o dense ihichct
ln ;ho foreground is an exact miniature
Of Walter d. Moses & Co.'S two horse de-
livery wagon containing driver and q
boxed elrinw1y piano Ion ST. Jones the
proprietor Of the min and q boxed HarIe.
man piano i0l Mss 11uihW0rih. who
lives beyond the mill, and whose house
can Just be list.nguis "a the distance.
The entire work was designed and exc
cuied by Mr W. j. Cordley who has
been for 8 number ofyCar atthe head Of
Nr Moses tuning and repair depart
msnt Great credit il due him for the in.
ctnious construction and the carefully
studied details. such as only p close OBJ
server Of nature would discover
we sre glad % note such enterprise ON
the pari Of Messrs Moses E Co. and
hope that they wlll conilnue ia this di-
rctfIou
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lovpOv. December 23.-Nlr. Barker, the dc
fested Liberal candidate In the recent Paria-
mcnfnrv e.cfl0n I'm the MaidsfOne division OF
Kent. viii retifinn Parliament 10 refuse 20
recognize the election of Mr.. Cornwall. me
Conservative caudi ate. on the Z ound tnat II
was seculcd by bribery. Mr. barker ciaihs
that he T. entitled 10 the scat
BELGRADE. December 23.-The special com
misei0n appointed 20 revise the cOnstitut.on
have concluded their labors. The commls son
unanimously adopted the proposals dealing
with King Milan's prcrogatlyes.
EDryBURGH, December 23,-COunsel for Mr.
parnell IN hi8 suit against the London In.Ss
hsye arrested go IN the hands OF an adyeftls,
ing agent O. belonging 10 Nessrs. wright anu
Walter. or 10 one Of them.
prsrH. December 25.-It is stated here that
King Milan has formed al alliance with Russia;
and that be inteuGs 20 form Radical
cabinet.
pans. December 23-It l. believed here
thar II Mr. John sherman should accept the
PORTFOLIO Of Secretary OF state In Mr, terri-
sons Cabinet he would offer Nr blaine the
French mission. -
The prOrOsal TO detach from the new bank
ruptcv bill the clauses applicable 10 the Pa
mama Canal COmu3uy is likely 10 prove abor-
tive The report OF the committee on inc OH
declares that the clauses hang together. Inc
committee Will ask that the bill be placed as
an order OF the day Immediately after the pas
ssyo ~ the budget, for the purpose or hasten
ing the adoption Of the measure.