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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-01
ON SATURDAY,
THE IOrH DAY OF NOVEMBER, issl
At2o'cllts, ., mp
The following de.crlDel ltal ,.la'e, '

All that certain lot or piece nt lana Win
two storieti brick house thereon errrlt 81 h1
In the city Of WilmiuRt W Aforesaid buaH
aad described ~ follows. 30 VII;
BEGINNING al pDin uu the =luthefll ~
OF second 81 'put between Monroe ana AlA1
streets in the middtr Of The division wall 3.
tween this aud the a9lplnlnE house on y
west aud al tue distance of ~ ltet aul
inches rom Ite ca terry side Of dams ste
thence southerly par llrl WITH Adams 5Ig
passing through the middle pt said Mal !
feet l0lnchra TO the uorthtry Side OF fItasAl
street At 80 cot wide thence lhetepl 'NpII
parallel with SeruLd ST Get 10 feet 20 inrH
To line OfNaihan l.. Iannty lAul men
by liBs Of the same northCrly pafaiitl w
Adams street and palsiug through the ltlll
of the division wall between llus anu "a
ia ney's adjoining house % lett W l., is-
tile afaresA q side OF second street ana lurn
thereby westerly l62 3 Inches 10 llr pa
beginning, be the contents lhertol huA' u
may. 80 ,
SEIZED and taken into execution a, I
pTOpert or Charles 2. Brlnton sn4 Emma
his wife, and 1. / e., and to be sOll ~
GILES JAMESON, shenn.
sherlfl's ofiee, Wilmington, October n " "
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-01

A Prohibition meeting will be cid IN
the hail OF MArshAllton Tomorrow
evening, Vt 30 O'Clock The meeting
WIN be addressed by Rev. Mr.. Trum.
oauer and Mr.. Berry Of Chester, Pa.
Men and women Of all parties are In.
vised to be present..
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-01

.atass SsnAtDr-IsWis ThomPs on.
iFSer-sssrtatlyes = Charles d !. Curtis
,rNnlps4on; Edward ChAllenl ger, New
uSsfis. John PillIpF, white Olf y Greek
4 Ttank Fnison' Pencader; janiel B
sfsWsrt Red Lion; Daniel W. q orbit, St
aeorves; BENJAMIN G. Lock erman o
plaekhifd.
ISvv Court Commissioners John j
aailsehg, Wilmington; james Z. Me
allllgan, BIandyRlne; Benjamin. \. Shep
an, Christians; John W. Coin asn, New
Castle; George W, Groves, PencI ader.
Eherih-WiliAm Simmons.
Coroner--George W. Jackson
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-01
ON TUESDAY.
THE Inn DAY OF NOVEMBER. issS
na s'ciosk p. n.

The following dgscrfbed real estate. viEi
All that eeFtpiR lot or pieca of land with
AtWo-asofy brick h0uHh and two#story frame
hOuse thereon situate - the city OF Whining.
ttns boundad ana described ~ fOllOws, 70 Wit;
beginning on the n0Fthsriy side Of christi
ana street uormsrly Franklln street ~ - feet
southeriy side Of HecOna streetl b tween JEFF
ferson and MAdisOn streets a. the distance Of
- feet from the easifIly side Of Madison street
thence with the northerly aide OF Christians
street sasteFly and parallel 10 Sen ond street D
teet 10 stake, thence northeriy parallel ~
Madilen street 20 teet 20 q stake, thence west.
criy parallel 70 seeOad street 30 fees TO stak .,
thenoe sentheIly ParAlsl 70 Madison Stseei
and passing through the middle OF the divi-
sion wall between the brick house on the
herein described lot and the hTieh house ad-
Joining on the west 70 feet " the place Of h.
gtnn'ng be the contents thereof more or less,
HOOK =, Vol o page as, &c.
s-setEed and taEen in execution AZ the prop
erty Of John Sweeney. admins TAt0T, ID. Is,
NJ, @ n. A. Of Patrick Cusiek, deceased, and
the said John sweeney, administrator OF Bird
get Sweeney. late DfldFe4 Cu8ick, deceased
and {. g., and 10 be sold by
GILES JAMESON, SHERIFF
sheIih'a Once, Wilmington, October "a
lso5. o1l-eod-ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-01

Jester & Mcdaniel sold several borsas
81 Chester, on Tuesday last, al prices
ranging from $3.50 TO S225. They have
several very superior horses 81 th.ir
stables, No 4i9 West Front street, and
persons Who wish 70 purchase should
call and see them.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-01
ON FRIDAY.
ON FRIDAY.
THE ORR DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1855,
81 10 O'Clock a. m,

me following described real estate, Wis
An that eertain piree OF parcel or tfaet OF
land situate, lying aud be nN In Pencadsr
hundred, New gRatle ceunty state OF DefA-
ware, with the buildings thereon erected,
bounded and described as Follows, TO wits
beginning al . point IN the centre OF the
pebble rad leading frum Kirkwood 20 Rsd
LioH oppoaitn two reads called Love Lane
thence up the centre OF said lane north 10 al.
grees weet7 100 chains too stone thence south
g degrees west 10 % roo chains with land Of
WAshlngton King to stone corner. corner
hlso for lands OF said Waahiugton King and
T.. W 3 b. n. r., thence with said IL, VI,
y. II. r Co, south IS degrees, west 6 and
eZ-ioo ehttns 10 pile Of atones near an spple
tree thence aouth - Ia degrees, eaGt Gal-ioO
chains with land OF The late George Harris q
The centre OF the pablo road Aforesaid leadln Z
nqm hlrkwood 70 Red Lion, thence with said
public read north " degrees east ~ II no
chains 70 ne place Of beginning OOutaininR
ssseor 'stn - ule iais survey ~ 0ee<ge VI.
&C.
teized and taken In execution a. the prop-
erty Of John q, Cara and eusan d. C1arf, hi
wife, and Gtlpln p. Lyman, Z. a., and 10 be
sold BY atI.Es La NILSSON, sheriff,
shsfia's once, Wilmington, October ..
Astts 017-eod
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-01

The following described real estate, via,
NO. 4, All that certain lot, piece or p,r
o. anu situate In the city .. WHml6rto1
ponnded aud described as follow, BeginriHl
~ me Intersection Of tic northern = NJ
Third street, with the vester,y aide ofur,ud
thence with said side OF OfauEr lrpet Nh
erly VI feet inches to land late OF s.l5tel
fottleH, thence with SAID stephen Pesile;
lAnd westerly and parallel Third sIfrt
leet Inches TO linH 1r land late Of M
stephen Postles, thence with aid land l1I
street ~ ICet IL Cles more en- less 10 Inc NJ.
aide Of Third street AMI thcHet tbersEii
eastetly q feet lnCles more ar lee 10 n
place OF beginning with a very lAr bid
and Tame chops IN reuu err lid.
no. 2, All that certain lut piece or pIca
Of land with the buildings thereon NOTED
situate In the city OF Wilmington ai0reAd
bounded and described as follow. 10 M
hegluning at the nOTthrTly eide OF hlfI sltpa
between Orange and TAtnall street d, ID
distance Of 81 feet lnchra from tie wuefI
slac OF orange street. beiusa corner Vi lrle
springer's lhud thence hy 4 lif. Of Che saH
noTtnorly parallel ia OIaupr street Il tcg,
Inches to a corner thence b, a Iiar uf laud Is!
OF stephen POstlcs westerly Is feet iU lHches /
tnoiher corner thence suut IsIiy parallel {
the ilrst mentioned line agJ Orange sttt,
along line Of ether IAN % ut lDLu FrIflsu
tie west 81 feet Inches ta fhc af0Tt5 ldHOul
erly side Of Third street AMI thence 4.rrWit
eaHterly q feet ~ inUhts 90 the Ulicruf haNl
ninR. book 3, Vol, Y, page 90, a.. with
O-ttory stable or store house.
seized and taken no execution a tArpfHpsl
~ OF Springer, Morley, Ga Company AZ
70 be sold by 6lLEs IsMBsNN, she1H
sherin'a once, WllmingiOu utlphu . i'a
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-01
John WANAMAKER.


Ths celebrated Three \. B. B. cigar,
Manufactured by n. y. Bourbon n
Bro, Ne. 2le W at Second street. Fhe
best 10, oiksT IL 20 oitg. ICY tha@.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-01

my METHOD the only knoUn thai cures peFisa
nentiy the 81 Bpseiai niasaaes largest
ffAL aud private prAstaA aEpcfenqa vita every rsns
aud means known asuncs sr quickest recover an
Petmansnt TIE MOST pAEaEROuA CASH
boLlClIED. Relief II once. hshd Coz boeh sfTFafh,S
special diseases and eSpasnE Frauds their tFiah1
Vi1mise anncFsgs and avoid so-eaiisd vegetable nsH
sinsl, blood purineFa fraudulslt pfumiainK no aafs
pay Etc. They ruin Thousands Best ati n he bssta
hinF will save much aafiuE and delay Writa san
patienla sae the doctor cnly. Hears, . koAaka WEE
sssaaF AID aaiaFdAE IN IA hahias ii 4
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-01

CHRR1FF's eALE-BYVIRTUR OF A
O.writ OF Ais, LevaFi FaciAs, 70 me directed.
viii ~ exposed 70 PUBLIC sale At the hotel
OF william X. bmith, At KIRK wood, IN PEN
oadeF hundred Rev Castle County, Della
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-01
An ARNRRnBna
NAs --FRAorIuAL--
WATCHhAKER AND JRWEIPR

NO, lol WEST SECOND STREET.
Between Bhiplsy and OranHs sts., WiL, Del
Repairing In any kind Of OiooHa, watches
mo JswenY, ~ the cheapest prices and
warranted 70 give stisfEotlon.
Also, Boid plating In watch cAaot and isw.
lalFT ~ Che lowest prices. A7s-tu, th.stS
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-01

IHH PaEslDsErlAL o,ptss! h,,
H5HuoEet dlrn q M ~ 80 ststs,
NsS York, Esw Jsrry ana alisgs'
% 10 ihess slaies M pn1G viii h.
fushi more vigaf.rlly nm + s5v W
IAs oiAeEs, Ths alzn5 M lI III icy
aspa5liosl victories Ia ssoh t5i these
oia'esi aud he Dem1orsis ip 1iisir 40,
p oe ere klug srtsuzgg .s1,s 10
override ha viii o. he Dso7'ss F.Bs
osns,,, t Ao,E > s06scrvlstt Z l.2ruey
T' ISsisA has given ~ o5.slor vbioS
1hly p''ni' ouA ms msrrs.Ia ,5i is
a SaS no', .Hsblny iraa3, IN ss s I'm
- bogus Vo'sfI have os,p -. sr lI,9 ~,
asa on sisoilg1 sy. os,bsra p psS 10. 70,
ia,iy thousand tgl,.is + NJ H. INA nv su =,
Saioa NJ. oisgslaud Ipo, u0 su ~ =,
9gss9d doliarg, has bsso sss, q ~ 1gn
7A 10Y ths 7at2oA8 Of conn Inc A.,
10 QihsF hand the b.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-01

We must close out our entire
stock In the next 80 days, so we
have made such bargains as were
never offered before. We quote
a few prices to convince you of
the truth Of our assertions.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-01

AIlthat certain LOT or piece Of land sitla
In The city of wilmington. VITA O. J. -
house, No. 635 Christians str,tL w
erected, bounded aud described - i0''o"'
beginning At a stake in the northerly sac
CbriStiaua street 90 feet easttly Il"lu
eRsterlT side Of Madison street lheuv, ~ "a {
erly parallel to Madison street - ~ ristituI
stake, thence westerly par allfl to
street is feet TO a ttake, thence '9Nsns =,
parallel TO Madison street % leet 70 W. ,t,rdi
side Of ChristlapA street, and thshse itnSie
easterly 10 feet to the place OF EVt'nH's
II Yea and taken in execution as llt l, ,5,
erty Of john Sweeney turflflnk ny, 80 - h
and the said John Sweeney, Aulh lpl7t. '''i M
Bridget Sweeney deceased, anu l. "'
10 DC sol" W GILES JAMESON Sheriff !,
sherIt's Ofdce, Wilmington, OtlOuei - 4
1855. -
CHFRIFFs sALE,-BY VIRTUE q
- a writ OF LeVan Facias 20 NE { Ht lll1
will be exposed to public sale az INN M
House, on Market street; nttm W. 'WNlinl8s tonI
Eleventh streets, In the CITY Oh hIItN'Nh
New Castle County, delaware .,,ri,. side q
BEGINNING at point on the easltIil ~ n
Monroe street At the dis Ance 3lI ~ M \
inches northerly from the nOrihe!ll ti n, M
Tenth street, thence eastsriy aud pstallsl
Tenth street and passing through Wy mi MI
of tue division wall OF lhIa NJ etaka
Joining house on the soulh ~ i1ty I'm N6nr0I
street 10 feet 10 another stake thence W ,,Saag
parallel with Tenth street and p1isssll his ~
tpa middle of the dl iBion wall q W. w, IN
adjoining house on the north ~ ~ ,brnei
aforeFaid side Of Monroe street 4nu ~ be-
thereby southerly l6 feet 70 tbt piAt6 me-
NAV, hook N, vol. 10, page l0h elgi rrop
Seized and taken into execution a. t tiit1m i
erty OF Annie &c. StrAuRhn anu y U0I
BtrauRhn, her husband, ana MAJ I.
and Harry ID. Holt her huslShu IL
anu " w 'V'1 GILES LAMBsoN, sh IN i5-h
Bherif's ONCE, Wilmington oetoO'' old
1893.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-01

- AAa
WEST BOUND,
Tor sinsaEiy, accommodation, 0slY u 81
An,
Ter Baltimore, aos5m1aoaas!cn, daily an
o.pt Sunday 40 Z. n.
Fer OhioaEo and pilisDurz, express. eailg
Ginelnnati and 50 Losi1 express, eEils
II 60 N.
baltimore accommodation, daily Sam
fiNsnaag, Ohicsx9 and 81. LouiI szpFeri
dAily 20 D N,
HingsrlJ accommodation, daily mpu.
e}e 2leEAes,8 hkl, 10 a. M.sardhy
eEts, iL9Q .. n dhAly sEsapt Sunaas D.
w. 20 " IL c2liF.
RANT isaFs liaFkst auRai stsugs3
Yer thila y. pnls Glk .. n. daitv, Eng
ltslLzaote : ss j. b., qsiiY. Ral IlssHCFil
pegs a.1o AID l.oe q, y. .aEil7, sNoopt 8nn
dAyl a.leh. - OA sabtAs esiYi Sti ana s,5t
Plt,ssurE, Oalslzo ana 81 Reals szprsu
daily 81 y "a.
Trains loT Nfum1uf aon-- I.sava Fhusss,
ihtAl daily N ls, io.cc, 81 o. a. ~, Is q
noon, g sao, GJa, sAVei csc, us, 10 So
:. g.ily, creep, EasdSy, Lga, Tts >. W,
k1ndsEF 0uiy, t.iF Ra.
hlpFci tEAinE
RATES 10 WHarEpu prFuTa mem TuAa
Wa Any OrHHR LIHB.
y. IA. ULsbgt gf II, y, D.RuULh,
Gbnl M&nilEHk, uGnn 7 ,s9T. Rgafs
TeIsphcne 3 q. lHA-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-01

new York Blue Point Oysters at
Henry Blouth's Restaurant. Very fne.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-01
CARPETS.

Bring measure of your
room and see the great
bargains.
Bargains tn Lac Curtains.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-01


Black Fallle Franchise:
Si.75 kind at Si.2S
$500 kind at 81 80
$3.50 kind at et.75
$500 kind at S2.00
Pieces have gone out flying
since then. The Silk e be-
low real value. Of course
somebody loses money. That
somebody Is back OF us; we
simply pass the goods on to
you. Can't do it very much
longer.
West Transopt.
Let the Blanket be big
enough. Start with that.
Haven't figured up how
many OF the six-pound all
wool Blankets at 81 you've
carried away this season.
Stacks and stacks Of them.
The end IL In sight. 800 pairs
more and then good. bye.
The quicker the better.
While one pair of the big,
generous 81 Blanket stays it
puts a little damper on
higher cost goods.
No reason for It. Any
Blanket We have Il in It's
way as well worth your
thought. Here's an extra
large one, 8lx94 inches, u
pounds So so tho pair. Finer
wool, Shower than its 81
fellow. Springy, Give" wool.
Finger it. Thick, soft, sub
stantial, but it don't feel
heavy. 1t won't feel heavy
when you sleep under IL.
Come with your Blanket
need in mind; we've outdone
your thought.
Near wOmen's Waiting Room.
10 ComtortabIes as well.
The So kind overtops any
thing we know of for the
money. Extra quality sateen;
black, 3 blues, 2 Colds, in
various patti rms. Real Tur-
key-Ted back.
Near women'S Waiting Room.
We sell for SO little more
than cost that it isn't worth
your while to look for "bar-
gains" They're turning up
all the time just the same.
Here are half a dozen from
Women's Muslin Under
wear:
Heavy Muslin Gown, 81 inches long,
alternate rows of Tucking and In-
eertion on yoke, Hamburg edge on
sleeves. We never gave better
value ii a Gown. 60c, from 81
Heavy Muslin Gown, V-shaped yoke,
alternate rows Of Tucking and
Fine Insertion on yoke, 1ne Ham
burg edge Oh neck and sleeYe.Sl 90,
from $3.50.
Lawn Aprons, good quality ,3G inches
long, 40 inches wide; one with
two rows Hamburg Insertion, 25c;
one with Hamburg edge at bottom,
15e
Muslin Chemise; all sizes, Hamburg
edge on neck and sleeves. Soc,
originally 50c
Two styles Woven Corset Covers SOC
each, Entirely new.
Second floor, Juniper street side. -Four
elevators,
In one sense Upholstery
Is no better for being exclu
slVe In pattern and coIoring.
But any OF you would prefer
being out Of the common In
these things-ii 1t didn't cost
more. We have looked to
that. Goods that no one
else In town has or can get,
and a1ndsr tile usual prize
Jute Velour Portieres, oCr special de
signs for this season. The $50
kind at gao.
Chenille Curtains, with handsome
dado. Private patterns 8. Bot
ter than we had last season at $40
and B12.
Cambridge Velour Curtains, Si5,
from SIS and $40.
Odd lots PortieIes-Noils
Chenilles, Tapestries, etc.
single and half pairs, quar-
ter or third off.
Second floor, north ofTransept.
More space for the Self.
Pouring Tea Pot Exhibition.
Eve, inch of 1t needed. A
Po' hat saves IS per cent OF
I Al
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-01

Strong cough candy at FerRnsou's, II
East Second street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-01
WHITE MERINO UN,
DERWEAR.

We have bargains in
Wooden Shawls, Kid Gloves,
Blankets, Linen Handker-
chiefs, Comfortables, silk
Handkerchief, B uttons,
Gents Furnishing Goods.
Remember, we will be
crowded; take our advice
and come early or you may
have TO walt.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-01

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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-01
PRFsIDKNTIAL ELECTt )RI


HHNHY DuPosT Of christana.
fosHPH r WHITAKER Of East Dover
JosHuA q. kARvEL Of Laurel.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-01

GHERIFF'S SALE by ViRTUE0H
~ writ OF tCyaFl farAs I
me directed, viii be exposed go public GALE, 4
the Court House, ON Market ttrrfL BE- weel
Tenth and Eleventh -trects, In ne city n
Wilmington. New CAslla county, Delaware
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-01
shsrins' s0,...

hEklTf's sALE-BY yIEI1S-l
W Writs n Ala and pm uEOFsu
y ny. qlrectsd, will DO eTpossd E, y Faca
~ y, hptsi Of Mary A, urseS,n publle al
sIa.,n. MIL Uroak HuadTea " hocks
ON SATURDAY,
THE 'aO DAY OF NOVEMBER ,,a
Al 2 O'Clock. p. N.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-01

- dEHI EEH HALE by VIRTUE
~ Of 4 writ OF Lsvart Faeiaa, 10 ne directed.
VIII be eNp1tod 70 public sale, At the Court
hoase, on Market street, between Tenth and
sNieyesth streets, IN the city o. Wilmington
New Castle county, Del,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-01

rnUusDlH EOvEmHHE !, Isss.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-01

HALEgN0asE d REasO 1AAARHAB
a1lthnuI.S - zEFEuT, April NJ. issg
rFhins issys DelsWAys AyslRs UaDsa
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-01

lNlll 4
lllar
lliila
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-01
DEVoE'8
BURNING OIL
COMES TO THE FRONT

More light and q better light
than ever produced from oil be.
fore Highest fife test oil sold.
No smoke, no smell, no flicker.
ing. You get the one thing
needful, a beautiful WHITE
LIGHT.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-01

glR Isl
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-01

Icf PhiludslphiA and IN ertsg, GlE, re
50, y 600 %, 10 g. a1d eli Il a. n ] 90 6 o
z 70. % 20, y, SEQ, 10 ~ AZ aud bs b. z
On Suuthyt.g %, %, 6 o., IL " And All ia
NJ o., oe,s th,-s a., "a, . %. 20 e AID
.. "a.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-01

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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-30

plaintiff in error, VS.. the Raihoid Comm's
sioners OF Georgia. The railroad commits
soners, by authority of the State I.egis-
laturc, prescribed what should be reason.
able and just rates OF transportation, and
the railroad company brought an action
against them. claiming that the rates es-
taDllshed constituted an impairment Of the
contract between the State and the COM
pany, its charter granted in 1888 having
gwen 1t the exclusive right OF Transporter
ton over the roads il might construct,
provided its transportation charges did not
exceed certain fixed rates. The supreme
court, in an opinion by Justice Field, says
that the reserved right OF State TO regu-
late charges by common carriers cannot be
taken away except by contract ex-
pressed in clear and uneQuivocal
language. The charter OF the COM
pany, the court holds. simply provides
that the company shall have the exclusive
right TO carry passengers and merchandise
over its roads so long as the maximum
rates specified are not exceeded. Ii con-
tains no stipulation, nor is any implied, as
TO any future action of the Legislature. II
the exclusive right remain undisturbed,
there can be no Just ground OF complaint
that other limitations than those expressed
are placed upon the charges authorized. Ii
would require much clearer language than
this to justify the court in holding that
Notwithstanding the altered conditions of
the country in future the Legislature had
contracted that the company might charge
Tor transportation OF persons and property
over its line for all time up TO the limits
there designated.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-30
100 nlelen. snIrIl renlInne..

CmcAoo, H., oct - Tho spirit Of rio,
on the North side IL still rampant Yes.
lcfday the cans on the North avenue line
near Milwaukee avenue were stopped
every trip by distractions, aud great
crowds lhrongcd the sidewalks and inlin-
dated the passengers, but no damage was
done and only iow stones were thrown.
Several North llilslcad street cans wcrc
dcriilcd during the afternoon NJ point
where the street has been torn up 10y the
PAYERS. The police had considerable trou-
bio dispensing crowds nj various points
along ihc line aud Werc kept busy an tho
afternoon. a number OF boys Wcrr ar.
rested Tor throwing stones NJ The ears aud
two men locked up ior resisting the 20.
lice. The North avenue and North Hal
stead street ears were run into the barns
before dark Both oi these lines arc
manned by the new employees.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-30
A MORPHINE SLAVE SUICIDES.
Contents OF Letters Written While Near
Ing Death-A Plea to Law Makers,

Sontents OF Letters written While Near
ing Death-A Plea to Law Makers.
SHREVEPORT, La, Oct. 29.--Among the
effects OF W. {. Smith, who committed
suicide by shooting himself through the
stomach in this city, were found a number
OF long and incoherent letters intended iol
the house which he represented, in which
he complains bitterly OF the neglect of the
house to pay his two drafts, one for $lj
and the other for $50, claiming that fully
500 was due him, and that his letters had
met with no response. Tho others were
for his family and one to his friends. Tho
last written are the most explanatory.
They were inclosed in an open envelope
and scrubbed all over the back, al am
crazy, now II am not made Tor what
and some other illegiblc phrases. The in.
closure read as follows
PLEASE do not try 10 save me for done
the same thing in Ruston, but by the aid
oil one OF the best physicians in the coun.
try was saved. Please do not that again.
The TACT is am fired, but have seen il
all. am fired, but 10 think Il best.
Tho money under my head will buy mo a
good outfit am strange man in that
me. am confident that | will be hap
pier in the new world than am here"
w. G, SMITII, Pine BluG.
My name is W. q. Smith. am travel.
ing for the Able Medicine company, Pine
Blnil, Ark. Telegraph them. " These
words were written on lvttorhoad OF the
City hotel and dated oct. %.
The last written, probably, WINS the fol.
lowing on small sheet OF note paper:
This Is written after taking tho last
drachm at the drug store, making six in
all. Tho medical fraternity may learn
something from this. Why il il a man
can take 30 much morphine and il not do
the work? begin to feel us II could lie
down and sleep my last sleep. Goodbye
W. &. -"
From another letter is the following OK.
tract:
81 have been a miserable man ever since
l took To- taking morphine, aud now
wish To- do one good thing before | am
dead. Make your laws moro strict ~ 10
the way It Is sold at retail. Make every
man or woman that gets II produce doc
tors order and then YOU will do more
good Than all the temperance societies on
earth.
In pencil writing, written on tho cover
ot small pamphlet aud headed Give
Bottles OF Morphine" the following ap.
pvarG
This is my last hold Il fast, ~ 20
your way easily ana | will 20 mine. When
tho Time comes We will compare notes aud
see which ~ best. | believe in Jesus
Christ. ] believe lie will do me Justice,
ana am waiting aud and anxious Ia APP
pear ~ his court, 10 try me aud see "
como out wanting W. q. g."