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Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-19
Mud, mud, the elegant mud.

Yesterday was most dismal Sun
day.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-19
For Sale,

Two good cottages. Apply to f. V.
Harrison. Nov-f2-tf.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-19

Board and lodging. Cor. fifth near
franklin. Mrs. EMMA lowell.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-19
For Rent.

y good cottage on Commerce
street. Apply to T. Herndon,
Grange Warehouse. nov.14,tf.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-19
Wanted

To buy a good milk COW. Apply to
E. V. Harrison. Nov-l2-tf.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-19
ForSale

Four good building lots. Apply to
f. V. Harrison. Nov-I2-tE.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-19
THE JURIES.

Are composed Of gentlemen from
ont in the county, and are regarded
as composed of most excellent mater
ial. The grand is made up this way
II. II. Mockbee, foreman; j. Il. Bur-
ney, j. W. Cobb, r. l.. higgins. S.
ID. Tensley, Geo. Smith, j. S. Rine-
hardt, h. \. Shelton, J. T. Southall.
Rufus Smith, w. S. Ramey, B. F.
Moore and J. u. Grant.
The petit jury selected is as follows:
G.. L. Welker, David Wall, John
Mason, Chas. higgins, JEFF Edwards,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22
ACha.m,nE soprano On the Karen.

Prom the London tIriru
Masini, the famous tenor, who is one Of
the few living male yocalIsls who have
been invited by the Sultan TO sing To the
ladies Of his harcm, has = romantic story
To ciate apropos oi his visit. Tie had just
finished an air from "lcs llugunols,"
when, Ia bis surprise, charming soprano
voice took up the caniabilo which
follows Ia tho score, aud sang u
through Ia such exceptionally good
style that be- was moved a.
make inquiries as To tie owner ~ the
mysterious yuirr. tie discovered that u
belonged 20 the daughter ol Turkish
official 81 high rank. who had bccn scut
O. homo tu study vocal music hy her
father. aud who. on hyr return tn Con.
slauiinuplc. had been virtually compelled
Ca on.vr thc imperial symglu. She b. a
~ s1nyr iu effect, and thu gillDi chains
seem nll the mufu ltk some iu q iIir captive
who hls tasted liberty and seen tho world
to the cAt,nt implied hy roIoun ut %,
lmiiun capital as muicll student.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22

SrmDEiHH iur TW WIgiY ArrEAf, 81
per ycir AMI participate n the grand do.
tfibullua OF gifts December 1.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22

stantly in receipt OF letters about criminals,
and all winding up with we will make it
worth your while, or There is big money
in it, or Wen ''divy" the reward with
you, all the writer's seemingly impressed
with the idea that unless there is money
in IL we would not touch it. Such letters
make me tired. We have again and again
TO inform these gentlemen that we are not
in the reward business, but that II any
American crook is wanted and visits this
city they may rest assured that we will at
tend to him. Some Of the greatest detect
i've work You read about is all chance
work. The great public are not aware OF
that, and look upon detectives as superhu-
man beings. Detectives are like other
ordinary people, and in many cases very
ordinary people indeed. Criminals are
generally detected by accident. The keen
est and best detective is the one who can
turn such accident TO the best account"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22
A Rctirn of the Enci..

To the Editor Of The Appeal
From the facts as to the recent work Of
the synod OF South Carolina II appears
that, first, II condemned the action.oi the
prcsby,cry Of Charleston In the examina.
ton of Prof. ]. VIM. Finn and the nc.
companying paper, byavote Of o6to %, a'
Unconstitutional, irregular and unwisc.'
Second, condemned the action Of the sem
mary faculty in the Elorang ease by vote
oi - 90 70, or - to "a by another report
Third, on u vote 10 approve the reasons o
the synod's condemnation Of the Charles.
ton presbytcry the reasons were sustained
by vote ol lu5 10 ~ Fourth, another
vote. 81 TO ~, required the Charleston
prrshyicry 10 meet M soon NJ practicable
and revise and correct their action,
These votes are all victories for the
friends OF Dr. Woodrow.
A friend and supporter Of Dr. Girnr-
deau saws at has been kind OF Water
loo tor us so Jar.
Synod Discussing removal Of seminary
from Columbia, :. c., to Atlanta, Ga,
with a s.rong probability Of passing. Dr.
Colby paper SAYS that synod will op-
pose tine removal by all lawful means
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22

lu1U Nr iHuUuiu Sal. U.i iN
Inspector stark, since Dec iook charge ui
tho detective sIai. has wuruu'pd Do nnd
introduced systematic methods that have
made tNat department oi ihr force thr
finest, without exception. uu the contI-
ncnt. Notorious Uuuas. Who ha,plvd ihy
best American L,.J.UI,. dance u thp
pot tvJui. l,y EuH have boon m ia
earth and DTwtj, arl convicted
by the men under ls ,'aur. wrl
bis Office las lo.n ihy recipient u.
many commprlHi.y tu.T mu the
great ihioi catching bureau. H lhuW.I.d.
Sp,akinI Yesterday uI detective v..k HH
slii. "NIru detective N#HN. NJ bp
need not ,NU,.i frvafl hH U.|H.r 90
tho boiirr The ra... u. MH.' importance
60 ihc untui UuHI. seldom .IfU fUUHU..
attached iu them. Nu iHui u,.IN. Iu.I H#
much attention us INusH 'HIf UIt.. Hf
thu detective De- working iu uphold oh. IIU
instrHI Oi sDrkIug lu 900 hn own I....'a
EHID. sine taking ul wWluiH IUH,, I.H
ulurYrui tlU .Nupuu tU thy WpHUl". tIHt
hHUuulyIuF h'uuI money uud dUHIu
What should ue q dI.uinrd profession. ].
lU VCu.Nus uu toward ho cannot Do
tainted with being oTan 30 The highest
bidder Whom rewards are going. nc
bead II a detective bureau generally works
the thing ~ o. to make 10 pay bin. When
his suborlinairs have the raso ull rridy ho
step M aud makes The aurft, rg,riyrs all
tie credit, aud BE- doomed by the pros a.
being The greatest detective ou earth. hui
the pres iJVcts 30 add that be divides
The reward with far clrypt,r uhor.
dinale. THIS matter OF rewards is ram.
pant In the United sialeA We av con.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22

An elaborate article recently appeared
boz ihy fuHuma, iruDIs ou the Public
Debt Vt France The most usuol este
mate OF the rlpiului dee debt b. faid 90 bc
El.auJOuUWO English money, but the
most moderate estimates place it tow
millions lower w. Paul lDw,- l"lulIyJu
UrUa tn' tl,1ln.UOIWN hut ". Si0urm,
iuy writer boo ihu i.H.H.tT, puts % ut
fI. InUU.UN IhyU'pr, however, DWii4
f~tuNul 0I l..r muuIilys. which other
economists lHy. trli.i par, U. the capt.
'Hl ul lhr debit lhH annual charge Tor
| Interest and sinking fund GA the Dutrc
| debit. Including ihH liIH muuiiirs. is COL.
UNWN ul I.n funded debit about CON-.
UU Hu 1rr perpetual I p'f gents, r.'l,.
.Hun perpetual a. I.T rruts.. Hui Clnl,
WnUu r1lUruBD.r bonds ui various lrs
script Auuu.U,. Iu divers companies
uul corporations of lH.Hu.un AMI tin. ID
UuuUuul Heating debt mHkr up the balance
oi N stuurm's total THIS b hy Inr thr
heaviest hwflcn borne hy Huy nation ou Doe
r.Huc. The uyup,t. approach o. % Boz tbv
debit ui Russia. which s stated ut EEL.
wNuu lu Gland b. most, with national
debit Twprrul rfl3uUN.uOl, und Italy most
AMONG iuuuluulii1ua with ll,uUI,uNb
luH debit HI Austria BIZ about tIiuulnU,
UUi Ut lluuwy 'l.sWnUO. The debt
. ul ~uuuiH. boo uuUIuumhHrs. t2ll, 1lO,uN,
anI i.Htn Prussia l.uWp.un. England
Hrl Prussia au Doe only nations which
Ui" sufficient uNrUrr i' guarantee Per.
mH.ni equilibrium cot thr budget
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22
rnE sAvAoE WAY.
How tho Indian Treats an Injury odd
Tima MothldH.

m" zi,arr T. cmphouclly the child Of
nature. lic liV,- close To- nature his only
education is gained iu naiurrs school
when the Indian receives un injury, hr
does not SEEK cure in mineral puisnus. hut
binds on the simple lylf. administer, thc
herbal icH aud, with natures aid, tonnes
natural r,royrry.
our rugged ancestors who pierced the
wildcfu,ss built their uucOuth but comfort
able Log Cabins and started the cl.uriuru he
the voUis which iu time became ihr hrund.
fcrtilr fields of che modern farmer found boz
roots and herbs uUnt iay Clu.r 90 hand nI-
lures potent rsm.dlUH Cor Oh Their common
uilmgut. ~ was only iu very serious ,Ha.-
they sent lnr ola "salOlohar,' with hi'
IhlsIy. which quite as often hi.lHl us ,urrd
lnuDr Uay ru,iyiy ha, wandered tu' Ga
awuy ir,m upiur'. iu every way, tor i's uWf
guOd Ouf grandfather and fluuImuilrr
lived Whu.rsUmyr puryr better healthier,
muu natural lives than W. dn. Then
minds were not f.lcl u..h uuti1us isms
nor their hUdic, saturated with r'ia'uou.
drugs
T. NOT fimc a. make % change. 10 return
g. the simplr vegetable Preparations ul UuI
grandmother, which contained thn pow rr
ami potency col nature w remedial ag.uis.
and boz 900 iHD ordinary ailments Wgry '.litl
cIous, 90 lolst harmless
The rwplIpIur oi Warmers log Cabin
rvmclI IL. have tluuHht go and have put uu
th, market % number Ul th,sy pure vegetable
preparation. made lrum iurWuNs secured
after IatIHut tarl'us into trr annals ul il,
past. .u ti.lf flUsU Who want Them need uul
H. without tu,m.
ANON. th.., loF Cabin rmCl'c1 viii D..
found 'IHF tnHU sI"uUnuIa. lur o..
blood. "i.H Cabin hHI Hul hurhu r,mU
dy tni. aHi stomach rm.Iy ~.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22
CURIOUS EPISTLE.
Specimen Of Correspondence Received
by the Chief OF Police.

Specimen OF Correspondence Received
by the Chief OF Police.
Chief Davis, Of the police force, receives
large number OF letters OF inquiry daily.
The following may be taken as a sample OF
the correspondence which has become 80
voluminous as to DO quite burden TO
this worthy official:
PULASKI, Tenn.
Dear Sir-I have readc your very kind
letter you will please accept my thanks
for. You found Mr.. ---- IN good as he
ever was he never did have no more sense
than he needed unfortunately no never
SCENE 10 have any love for his family he
seemed TO be denied that gilt which
think one Of the finest gifts ever gaced
the human breast, the unpleasant affair no
spoke Of. ] don't mean 10 follow his path
| like A hounl on A Tgess track you would
| think me "A mean woman you know wlmln
ought to be good II any one II, II other peo-
pie il merciiul to him he ought 10 he quiet
| II sister had not sheltered him at A great
expense he would have been in A very
unenyied position. Heaven knows for
| GOis mercy lac will one day have nccd, his
| iamiley would have all been very bad 10
|
was A very kind good brother and very
good TO us he loved us as sisters and We
mourned his loss very greatly lao was A
Lawyer aud Preacher he gave up Law
| practice Some years ago he sadie they
did not harmonic Sister thought II her
duty 10 let him know II | suppose she
thought IL might remind him Of the termi-
nation Of his carlhley career brother was
always very kind To him ! am sorry to say
did not get any thanks Tor II. Mr. -
IL our brother by consanguinity that Is all
can say | reckon his wiiu is A good
match for him from her past life YOU know
some of IT,, Ms you ara used 10 seeing bad
people Cannt tel you nothing new.
don't mention this about MIR. ----- 10 you
oncy us 10 A confidential friend. Please
keep IL 10 your self A truce Tor this, M
lind you very noble hearted and must
believe A good man am very fond Of ro-
nance which think the spice OF life when
we'll guided know lis Boat SUBJECT 10
split ON A rock or run ON some rough
shoals without A good Pilot now | am
going 10 usk YOU 10 Pilot this boat | will
send YOU A pretty present II you will cx-
anime round among your friends and find
some good clover gentleman about thirty
five or forty ono that Is steady and has
common scnso. want romantic cor.
respondent can get plenty but ! don't
| know who they arc | am ailraidc some OF
| thom might bc married men YOU know
some men have any amount of audacty.
/ may Sons day come to your city and
/ would not like 10 run on that kind Ut AN
affair don't know when il may be-. loun
| respcctluly, Rum a---.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22
MORE AND sroorER PROTEST.
This Time From Deacons and Elders

This Time From Deacons and Elders,
Who Win Not Be Dogmatized To.
The action OF the synod OF South Caro-
lima, requiring the presbytery Of Charles
ton to make speedy correction of its edict
on the Woodrow controversy, did not
come too soon. Even Charleston, for
which the presbytery was named, was
stirred TO indignation, as the following
papers will show:
CHARLHToN, s. C., Oct 10, 1888.
The Rev. ). II. Dow, u D., Stated Clerk Charleston
Preshyiery:
Reverend and Dear Strive see In the papers the
resolution adopted by Charleston ptcsbylery, at Its
meeting In Aiken, forbidding It's Ministers elders
ard deacons from publicly cuntcndinS against the
decision OF the general assembly nj baltimore, that
a belief IN evolution iscontmry 10 the word oil God
us interpreted In the standards OF the church
We do not profess n belief In the theory oi evo-
luton We have notstudied the subject sum
GENTLY to be able properly 10 express an opinion
But we see nothing In the bible when either as
scrts or denies that God may have adopted some
process OF evolution IN forming mans body out oil
the dust oil the ground.
We think that the dogmatlsts are repeating the
errors ot the past That In few years the church
will regard this scientific question just ~ II now
docs those raised by geology or astronomy.
Meanwhile we deny cmphatically the right Of
the church TO dogmalisc TO It's officers and mem
bers on scientific subjects, and we still more en-
phatlcally deny the right Of prtshytery 10 forbid
the discussion IN public or In private Of, or the
public contendlng against whit is considered
u mistaken utlcrance of the general assembly.
As tdtu Il dcdcops Of Chnf aston prs piffp we
beg to notify the prsbytory through yon that thcic
are our views. and that we do not propose "a 10.
gard be- bound by, this recent actlonof Charles
ton prcsbytcry. Yours faithfully,
A.. sydney smith. Nm. H. Hills
~. N. Avtfill. Horny NJ Burns,
& H. wclch. J. G. Dillingham;,
James Dillingham;, J. r. Johnson,
u. Is Henderson. A. r. SllmAn,
J. Adgcr Snyth, James v. Edgcrton,
John Knox, Augustine = smytAe
John II. Adgcr, IT,, u, 2. Miscnlly
q, l. Cook, " U. Scabinok
To this the Rev. DR.. Bracket, successor
Of the late DIR. Smyth to the pastorate OF
the grand old Second church, Charleston,
boldly added:
an ~ views Of prosbytery's action, which
'iorbids the public con,ending against the
decision Of the Assembly, are entirely In
accord with those Of the iro,eslants.
cannot believe that synod will indorso this
unlawful, unkind and unparalleled decree
feel under no obligations toobcy It."
II will be- noticed that the gentlemen ~
promptly forwarding their letter 10 th,
moderator Of Charleston presbyicry nri
"elders and dcacons." They did not shun
publicity as ia cvnccd by the fact that
they published their letter in tho Ncia
and Courier.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22

o. IHHm -U.l'.s. DiprHui ius Igt a.
county HHi gone iu lHfH having found
l.aE. uI especially hH Eumsruh % puor
N..H HI.a'H agitation ", admits that
i.r ...H' H'.Hl. policy ui Prime Minister
,.. '.. Hh.. I.U liir Huf .f s.f.Ilism Iu
LH I.WH 900. .HI Chat tha enthusiasm iur
hH. lIUm.#H throughout ihr k.urilm hhs
convinced i.W ilHt .UHIfllsiiD revolution
w lHy iHa ,HIm.W Monarchy ur o..
public Chat b. Hl.lHvHt ~ Dprani thc
rra. question Is i.H. HI rIUIalism.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22

ASaosrurA Birrgrs. the worl.rcuowncd
nppcurCr aud inyipufator. lsei now over
tho whole dviiiIrd world. Try A. but be.
ware IT limitations Ask for The genuine
article. manufactured by Dr. J. q. u. Siogcrt
4 Soils
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-20
Affair. I'm West waxh,ur,ou.

BATHING IN THE PoTONAC OR Rock CREEK IN THE
DAYTIME IILEGAI--The police here take the
ground that bathing In the Potomac River or Rock
creek In the day time is not allowable, even when
the swimmer Is clad in q bathing or other suit.
This, they think Is proper construction OF an old
ordinance or the corporation OF Georgetown, which
enactS that it shall not be lawful for any person.
before the hour OF p. IN. and after the hour OF
H., TO battle in the Potomac or. Rock Creek within
the jurisdiction OF the corporation under the pen
atty OF u sum not exceeding S." The ordinance
also provides that half the fine be paid to the
mayor or justice OF the peace trying the case and
half 10 the infOrmer. II Is a mOOted question
whether this construction or the awkwardly-
wOrded ordinance can be enforced.
PERsoNAI--Mr. Joseph +. Birch, whose health
ing for Capon Springs
GR0wLs.-Since the advent OF warm weather the
complaints OF the irregularity of the garbage col
lectors In making their rounds have been numer-
Gus The dead-animal wagon has also been I'M
USUALLY slow in attending TO complaints In this
section.
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WATER AT
a. m.-GreaJ Falls, temperature. 80; condition.
SO; receiving reservoir, temperature. So; condi-
ton at north connection, 30; condition at south
connection, 10; distributing reservoir. tempera-
lure, 81: condition AT infiuenJ gate house, :}6;
condition al effiuent gate-hOuse. 80. High tide
in the river to-day at 5:O2 p H., low oe at IL :46
d. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-20

CLOSING EXERCISES TO DAY IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
This was the last day OF school for the public
school pupils To-day the school buildings were
vocal with the songs OF children. and redolent
with the perfume OF flowers. The boys and girls
wore their best clothes. Parents and friends sat
In rows along the walls or on the platforms, and
the school trustee assumed his blandest, most
paternal smile. The prospective joys OF vacation
time formed the theme OF many OF the little songs
sung or rhymes recited In the lower grade schools.
In every school closing day was recognized by eX-
erciSes or some Sort the programs being left In each
case 10 the discretion or the teacher. These
exercises were so arranged generally as to give
the visitor an insight into the mode OF inStruc-
ton and the progress OF the school. The work or
the school in drawing or modelling was also ex.
hiblted. In the lower grades the exercises were
varied with class singing. In some OF the upper
grades exercises like the school exhibitions OF old
days were held. Following Is sample program
from a seventh grade school: Music school; salu-
tatory years average 81 per cent?; music, piano;
reading; music, piano: reading; music, banjo;
intermlssion, 10 minutes, for examination OF
pupils work; music, violin; composition, physics;
music, plano; composition, history OF school veal;
music, violin; recitation; debate 15 minutes, Is
the Protective Tariff an Advantage to the Coun-
try? valedictory; music.
The Washington High school and Washington
Normal School will have their joint commence
ment tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock, at Al
baughs Opera House. The exercises will be con-
Quoted In accordance with the program published
IN The STAR
According to the rule now In force the schools
will be reopened for the new school year Septem-
Der II. petition, however, from a NUMBER OF
delayed until the first week In October, is pending
before the school board and will be acted ON
probably at the next meeting.
superintendent Powell will go to San Francisco
Association OF Teachers Many Of the teachers
will also 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-20
Condemned IocaIs.

The Veteran Volunteer Flrcmen'S Association
last evening accepted the invitation or the Vete-
ran Association, OF Baltimore, TO participate in
the Fourth OF July celebration in that city, and
appointed a committee 10 arrange for the trip.
Yesterday Vim. Mays. charged with assault
with intent 70 KILL was admitted 10 ball IN $500 In
the Grim. nal Court.
At shooting match OF the Capital City Gun
Club, lasT Pvenin, the score, 0ut OF possible 80,
were: Wagner, A.; Mills, As; Green, IL; Reed, 10;
Brooks -.
A moonlight excursion to Marshall Hall given
by the COTcOran Cadets last evening was largely
attended
VIII Lawrence Dudley, OF this city, yesterday
graduated from SwarthmOre college, at Swarth-
more, Pa,
Yesterday afternoon Lucy Edwards. a seven
year-Old girl living az No. I: street southwest,
was run over and injured by buggy driven by
Daniel Schafer. She was attended by DIR. Boar
mIn.
Robert VI. Barr, who is pitching for the RocheS-
ter ball club this l. IN Jhc city, having been
called home hy tine Illness TX his parents. His
mother Receives. compound fracture of the thigh
n few days agO and bis father has been stricken
with apopeXy AMI il not expected TO live.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-20
Alexandria Affairs.

Reported Tor EVENING STAR
ORIGINAL WASHINGTON LErTERs.-Mr. Cassius F.
Lee IT,, OF this city, has TWO original letters or
Gen. Washington; one dated at Cambridge Mass,
at the opening OF the Revolutionary war; when
washington had Just assumed the command OF
the Continental Army, and the other addressed
near the close OF the war 10 Mr. Frederick Bland
q member OF Congress from Virginia and dated at
city. has also, an original letter OF Gen. Washing
ton addresSel 10 Mr.. Tackett's grand-uncle.
PUBLIC BATHING.-1he corporation ordinance
provides that any person who shall while naked
swim or wash in or near any or the docks or
wharves, or In any public place, shall follow any
ferry boat with passengers in the same except
for the preservation OF life shall be fined "a The
mayor has determined that this ordinance shall
be enforced at all hours on the river front between
Queen and Duke streets, and In the day time at all
other points on the river within the jurisdiction
Of the city authorities.
NOTEs--Over 500 dog licenses have so far been
issued this year. Last year about 525 were issued.
The dog-licenSe fees Of 1867 were only $245, but
rose In 1877 10 1886 OF late years they have been
as follows: 1885, $48a5O; 1856, 1891; 1887, 1855.
The Alexandria Light Infantry, Capt Mushbach,
will leave here on Monday and go into camp with
It's regiment the Sd Virginia. at Charlottesville for
a week-St- Mary's ColOred Parochial School
closed with an entertaining exhibition at the
Opera House yesterday afternoon.-A lawn
West End began at the church grounds last night
.-MessrS l. Marbury and A. w. Armstrong have
purchased the frame shop OF H. Jacobs on Prince
street, near Fairfax. and will erect brick build
ing thereon with cOmmodious law offices.-Sta-
iOnmaster Dudley, or the Midland road, was taken
suddenly Ill yesterday afternoon and was carried
TO his home He has now recovered.-Mr Harri-
son Jacobs Is again quite i'll at his home on Prince
street.
A l.