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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-28
Catarrhal Dangers.

To be freed from me danrcr 81 sufocntion while
lying down 10 breathe freely. sleep toundly and
undistuftcdi " rhc rircshcd. head clear. buain
active aud inv frum palm or ache. 20 know that no
poisonous. putfid matter dcalcs tho hrcath and riots
away the delicate machinery 81 smell, taste nnd
hcarinE Ia feel that the system docs not through
IT, veins aud arteries. suck up the poison that u
SUR 10 undermine and destroy, 4 Indeed ablcslng
beyond nll other human cuioymouts To purchase
Immunity from such a fate should be- iho object oi
aii AFFLICTED hut those who have tried many
remedies aud physicians despair OF relief OF
cure.
sAyrnuns RADICAL Cunr meets every phase Of
Cainrrh. from a simple head cold To the most loath.
s1inc AMI destructive stagnL II T. local aud con
sututioual Instant In relieving, permanent In
curinr. safe. economical and ncycriniling.
SASTuHn's WiuCAt CvHr consists ~ ono bottle
81 the RADICAL CUR one box 81 tAfAunu A. sns
NTSr. aud one lNrnnyrn iNHAtrn al Wrapped
IN one package, with ttcatlsc and directions aud
sold by all druggists cor tiuo
ruum Dare & CHrNiclt CO., ihsroS.
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LOCAL NOTICES

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry, 94Second =.
BniSKLEy LUMBER Co.. ia Jefferson Y.
DYE WonRs-L. Riegel & Co., So JEFF.
ierson street; telephone 1850.
PANTS made TO order from 80 up. /.
Menkc, tailor, ~ Monroe street
ALI sizes crate baskets, fronts and iend.
err, also heating cooking stoves, Tor sale
cheap at Gabey's. Telephone 277.
q. X. HorcuKiss. skilled Matchmaker.
Difficult and complicated watches | o..
pecially solicit No. $3.50 Main street
C|uNNISGnAM Wagon Works, corner
Monroe and DeSoto streets. The best ma
terial on hand; the most finished work.
men employed.
PuRE AMI white as the flower who's,
name II bears are the biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder.
DIAN 4 Lilly CorFEE AND SPICE ca
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Nail nobber Arre.lcd rntni shoouns

Fpcvial Dispatch o. The Appeal
CoruryuttE Mis-, March 2T.-Tom
Crddlc was arrested here today by Deputy
Marshal Bcanland on a change Of robbing
the United States mail. CHddlc was the
carrier on the route from here TO Hitsboro.
and yesterday evening on his arrival here
there was q small holo IN tie mail pouch.
and a registered package containing silS wa
missing
To-day a difficulty occurred between
Wallace Powell and hally Persons who liy,
about i've miles north Of here. which IT,.
suited IN Powell shooting and fatally
Wounding Persons.
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A.o.,hern wh,,r Wan. opInIon,

TTWTW TWT WTTTTWTT TT'TWTW
Gen. Pryor has committed a blundcr.
lie has arraycd himself with those foolish
philanthropisls who suppose that a
negro IL only q white man with u dark
skin; whereas the truth Is that 10 attempt
90 make the negroes even tolomblc rulers
and lawmakers IL 10 try 10 make water
Goat upon the top oi oil. The white man
II on top and will bc ON top in the end, or
else will abandon the South.
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Mystic, Conn, has a singing rat that at.
truots a great deal Of attention. lie Il n
small, brown, active fellow of social dispo-
sition, and Is rather progressing In micn
and manner. lie belongs In shcnicld's gro.
Gerry. He sing 10 The cracker barrel critics
nightly. and there Is a let up in the local
transaction of national business while be il
performing. Everyone listens respectfully.
lie hos a thin, wiry voice, rather musical.
like the voluntary of the simmcring tea kct.
tie Just setting IN. and he works his icct aud
his sensitive thin lips aud whistles while do.
ing the act Sometimes he sings iur nm houi.
at other times, his voice being q little OF
condition, he won't sing.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-28
A lire nj Iiatchie.

F1ccIlT NIfnlI0h fn Iho App0lI,
JACKSON, Tenn, March IA tire 90.
Cured NJ Haiohic, on the Tennessee Mid
land. Is miles from this city. yesterday,
which destroyed the stock Of drugs belong
ing 10 Allen a Pickett worth 1900, and tho
residence and storc-housc belonging TO w.
y. Robinson. The former was insured foT
5000 and the latter Tor $3.50.
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Attention. arnnemrni

You are cordially invited 20 call and In
spect my Spring and Summer Imporiutions
Of Cloths, Cassimercs, Suitings. Light Over
coatings and Fancy Neslings, comprising all
the latest designs and novelties In GENTLE
mems wear. :. Il. RiDGELY,
Tailor and Importer, No. - Madison
Siuppf-
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~ MAD 'em all, % said n rubicund. happy.
faced gentleman. "All whnty'' asked his
friend. "Why. all the symptoms OF malaria,
viz: lame back, aching joints. slooplcssness,
indigestion, dizzy fits. cold cxtrcmitics, rush
Of blood to the head. constant fatigue, no
appetite, pains In the breast after eating,
night swcats, alternate chills and %fcvcr, etc,
but Browns Iron Biticrs cured me, aud |
recommend Il NJ being the best tonic made"
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Criminal Court.

The Davenport cow-stealing cases were re-
set for April ..
Richard Summers, murder; reset for April
10.
Andy Mason, wife-bcatori SIS and three
months.
w. ID. Redmond. stealing a orosscut saw,
eleven months and twenty-nine days.
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Ter urnri,. Dc.Irc.

Prom The New YORK STAT.
whats u nice gift Tor a young lady2'
asked a we'll dressed man Of n Maiden Lane
icwclcr last week.
The hearts desired The smart Girl Just at
present responded the man u %jcwclry and
jinICracks. rs 10 have % muonstuuc brooch.
oval IN shape aud set round with diamonds.
II shc i given car'a blanche at the jcwclcr'.
she will hesitate between this aud one OF pale
pink coral framed In the same way. The
fancy Tor coral, by the way, Is said 60 origin.
~aie with thc beads worn by tie King oi
Spain. Blessed are the royal babies" say
the jewelcr, for they can dictate TO IA,
world Of fashion"
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Bills filed:

blllN ulfus
Thomas II. Allen aud l. NJ. Hill, executor,
". Virginia Lewis Shanks 81 al; amended
bill.
VIM. Russart 81 nj. vs.. J. Il. Fnwlcy ct AL;
bill Ia set aside an alleged fraudulent con-
ycNunCo.
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Rrass Hand a.a BAnauet

Go to the Fort Pickering Real Estate
Auction Sale today. Free buses, corner
Main aud Madisog, or Shelby street car
line.
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wiIso. A rtipn. ~. Main street,

Sell all grades vi Furniture, Carpets, Rugs,
Mating, etc. at the very lowest possible
cash prices. Also do repairing, upholsicr-
ing, shipping and packing furniture, and
guarantee good and satisfactory work.
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Mnrrinre Iiccn.e.

Nelson Harvey aud Frances Brown tcol'
orcdl Albert Moore aud Laura Brown (col,
orcdb q. d.. Moncrief aud A. l.. Oates.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-28

rvs got Il. WHAT Why the best thinr
yet, Belle lane llnding Yelling by ~,
yard from Csc uP sold by all dry goods
HtorpH.
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FrIL Dress Shirts u specially. Finish
equal to new. Memphis Steam Laundry,
22i Second street. Branch office. $50
Main street.
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nra.- t,nua nud nauoue,,

Go 10 the Fort Pickering Real Estate
Auction Sale today. Free busscs, corner
Main aud Madison, or Shelby street cur
lima
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oFricn furnished with towel rack, comb,
brush aud clean towel every morning Tor
25 cents per week, by Memphis Steam
Laundry. Ornament 10 any otiico.
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THE COURTS.
Probate Court.

Writs Of lunacy were issued yesterday
against: Ellen Stewart, Lula Holmes Ed
ward Stern and Mrs. Houser.
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Hose.

Irr 7. NJ. Galhrcath, No. 10 Madison
street. pnt your houses and collect your
rents
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-28

LAcE curtains cleaned and beautifully
finished nj Memphis Steam Laundry, pa
second street. branch Office $50 Main.
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Received two barge loads Of Sowerpipc,
Fire Brick and Boiler Tile, etc. 355 Front
street.
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SENATOBIA FARM
NEAR SENATOBIA, MISS,
OFFERS THE SERVICES OF TWO TRor.
TING TALLIoNs.
Capt. Carnes, No. 1924,

Capt. Carnes, No. 1924,
Limited 10 zen Approved Mares NJ s5 Cash the
&von-scason Ends July I.
Colt trutierx are In demand. This horse should
get them. ~ he sire 20. y. g., 69OO was n colt trot
ter: his gnndsiro Onward, Ian II the greatest
sire Of colt trOticns Known. having put four three
ytar-Olds IN the 20 list In ono year. his 0rst dam
lFancy Day, record 2SUl wa sired by AlcAldc. who
got HylaS the sire 81 the unbcatcn colt tfoitor.
"susic g." 2is; his second dam by another great
brood MARI sire, Kentucky Clay tout Of the Rodcs
mare. dam Lady 1hornc. 2lslt. and Mambrno
Patchcn); bis third dam by still nuothcr famous
brood MARI sire. Edwin Forrest: fourth. fifth aud
sixth dams by thoroughbred fires. nally.
Capt Carncs a a three yearold blood hay. sixteen
hands high. elegantly proportional stallion.
Col. jefferson (Blind)
Il oncrcd ~ the Public at $40 Cash
To was sired BY the greatest brood mare sire
known, Mamhnno Patchcn. whose sons nro taking
nnt rank a. brOod mare sins, dam Alci. an old
time tr0ttcr. Jefferson At three yeau Of age was n
picture that would make any honemHn feel good
To-. hands high. stylish, sImmetrical and finely
Jailed. None Of his get are blind all show splcn'
did trotting action. and ara game and handsome
roadstcus. lie sired the fastest old that
showed about Memphis last Hummcr.
ssr All stock handled carefully, but no response
bility for accidents; mares pasiured at " per
month fed grain. SO. For further Information
Addross z. LYTLE. Man'Rr.
los -. Paul St, Memphi.. Tenn.
u.a..a 49,.
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Clrcuttg Court.


Amanda Gaines, colorcd, against Abraham
Gaines, colored; bill for divorce.
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MA, VIVA an, s,,x

TnAr bad taste In your mouth will cease 1,
trouble you " you take Mun-n.lin.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-18

lnt Ii lcs :, IN Z. ans weus aea1sse - -
West seattle Impspsement CouFonv 49,
e n1 q ~ OF ne5< 81 nwL Of zee q.
], \ 3 = Es&tIn.on q g. y Lsash. .oe (,
D. Russell u J. u Mixer. - u liz q
Denny & Hostss add. 1xn.
e. -. faoc<y 20 ~. Caykoek. tsss 1 "a &
osa , !. sonsnefa Pacific s1pi and . Nest So
7. Elesess % Ella GsiIIisn. sst. ana >
his y, Dsnny = Hoyt-s sass- S-s.
= Anksny tow n Harr.nxfos. lass
,. . add q blk a. Bigesow's .xse. ussss
G. swsnh<rx 70 u rsHiss. 1. srsisss1sxy ia.
sersst iia flutns oyttr esairn. SAC.
~ csion City LAID 4 frnp~overzes.
toLs 5'&DF 10 y. FL Hosme< ~ n l<yes ~ ~
snn 81. biz =. funston eits aad, ais.
r. bIeFsu 80 j. Aefsuuxh "a a.. ~ s
Danny d Heyf's aid siS
?. FaeeTes ffss add to W. Sssstke. liz
a Knox Ct al 90 &. X Hepier. lot .. Bib
l. supl summit Park, y3n
0eetient HeixssEs. so. :,
Z. Bic. q - MI Meal, lot "A. h,k 81
Denny q Hoyf.s. $40.
W. ~; 3 EoDertsos 70 Z. r. Hep'er. los 10.
w r. Robertson to Mr.. r Ferguson In. :
~ n Ok !. Hiawashs PARK. ssGsB.
r. Bitxett 10 e. GrunkkrzHz. Ia II. h;k
~ snG To- > blk ". Denny 4 Hoyte. go
". Elikirs 30 ". n. Randall. l0x ). f,sx
:. Lewis & ssfimsa's add SIS.
y A. Bell 10 q. III. Pressax. snts ara 4
slk bots | TO !. Blk -. Laws sg.soaa
II. Fergeson 70 NJ Enirpensevr. lois :
AID :, b / ;. YesieT's add. $50
q. z. Woosfe0ek 20 l. A. Bonner. lots 4. &
ana 9, Dix IL. Law second ado. Ss75
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ruE HaIlsR BLOCH.


II any one has the least doubt that
this city will be rebuilt on rs grand a
scale as before the late disastrous TIRE,
he will have that idea completely dis
PEELED hy a visit to the oiliees of the
different architects i'm this city. There
they will see plans for large number OF
buiislingS which, without doubt, viii
be the largest and haadsonest eaiiices
erected west Of Chicago.
AT the office of Architect +. III.
Fisher q reporter was shoan, among
,nauv others. plans for magnificent
structure 10 hs erected Tor Mr. a. ".
Haller. This huiidins viii Be large
and magnit.eept brick, and has q
frontage of ~ sett on Second and itsi
feet on Columbia street Ii VIII he
nve storie- ia height, beside two base
mems. The general appearance 81
tue building ard the interior finishing
wili - second to none on this coS>t,
Mr.. uailer's b liting i ~ have au
elegantly arranged banking Tocui on
tie tirst aeor and several vaults Tor
stores ana olticsS, ana sEers thing
throughout the hnildSng Nlt se
fini.hed IN the very best style. a AZ
instance III the excs lleut Glass 1T NcfA
that viii he pat into this hniiQing, tae
owner contracted with WILLIAM y.
Norris. agent for Halls safe and t-osA
Company. for the steel lining snd
hurrias.Iroot sioov for the banking
rooms ana all the other TIRE pFo"s
lu.,fS throughout the n9thtsaS-
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New fancy aannels. iast III. Chester

NeR fancy nanneiss Just iu- Shc>RSf
Cseary.
AK year grocer Tor Saratoga chips.
silk vests ioT infants Chester ciesry.
For storage esn on I. X. PnmRhrey 4
Co Telephone No. H.
HaSieFs and underwear; We are showing
a grand assortment of new goods Chez
Ter Clesfy.
The t,sst thing out is Saratoga Chif's. Ask
your grsscer sout thena-
81. ioi OF parssols TO close. Chester
{ cary.
Saratoga chips are sor sale hy ell frs
class Egocsfs-
4. chigherg & CO. hsye igst secsiSef
fine iae. of d.aaer sets
Is ,Ai!arcn's double kase fast flack
llne hose fall tiuisa.d Chester CIeafS-
Table linens, napkins grand values
Chestsg C.esfy
3aha ". skies is the only manufacturer
~ sara oea chips on tae coast AK your
grocer fer them.
CersstS. we received an Immense ship.
ment: 81 the leading makes. Asa inl
ss.,rfrfeul uf Thcmp~ous glove piNiag
coFss-ts last jn. Chester CleaFy.
Mems shoe. hs'f solesi for Is cents a. ;.
J. Graz 5. 2isis jefferson street.
y far<eis- Chester Clsary-
The crowd drinks IT, they c0ae IN in
Ei,.s and doubles ~ drink q IaeH bFinE
ts.efr friends "a drink 10. ENeSY ols4y
.lrlnkS whipped eressa s.s5s wAtes. Stew
an ( Holmes. Drug Company. >ecoiad ana
GhefEy.
Muslin underwear: new i0t; the oest
vslies yet. Caes5eE tlsa s.
Mammoth 9SmpS. az ktufs, 80 Jbil-
sssz's, hegwceu gsnles and @sferSon,
Tewels sna taweling, big purchase
3nss 10. chester Clssry
satesus hrs !. tic; ios = l-'4c' les J
.Sa-U chester tlesFy.
ms artfssh hosel. corner Secssui snsi
Plft-. l. ssow open e. the NsrwBnS pub &
asa commercial trastc- stTleiiy afstti sss-
~ Ia of imported Yeys sa~ a. liBea
ffsu IS. forty SiX ipgae> lang, &c SsCh.
Chesfpr CieaFs-
ng = a. gpanssa. rs connection RItA
senvral practice gives Fxrlf1afs7 siteu t9n
70 al rar0Nse, nervous sa$ SFsttSt essr..
uciltias 3Fspegeas. aver es'sl pisl5tA -
k.sf of sEss Sfsi4vys. Hesrt spd l1aes,
srss4 Az h.tas.t asseSSs> vs. eAve sfcs A
~ i1ff.sss HaF tfestgaS gegltest-ifssgg s.S'
eases gss la Z 5sesses 81 y az hsfSas 81 L.
snsle diseases Ogface. fg~s1u y Cass;aisl
htosk corner Secoua sua Columbia
Nv srssv~ CAesges C'esTv.
TX. heavy s. luea e-ssa. ee~'er
CleAzy
- cents var3. YES ~ .ees ssca$5aS aAu-
gsf, lstesf designs. ~ iss Aers a Ca.
81 ss.oes.sf spreads taester Nte&ry-
Iaaias as,s. { sail e sa.Yecg laat sasies
ss,se ~ Lac MerS & 10
slt extra lArse waite sy.rcs.ls Ches,es
6 sEF.
pfsss xssu> hs~eagus Ia ladies aeass-
81, ~ a. De MaTs & So
Tvlste,i s.lk lrsaee igea.s cas- Tsaasis-
G.1as ~ tlEsgy
ftsesnre - sseslsn. ficsusss ia qusaity
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3 &EIstOs~ EI.dNDs.:s.
1.sdy Nearly Frustrated nS
Patent Medicine.

- xe1i-knowa IN the wesseT-4
a has teen gosa. sufferer for
81 s Indigestion ard eyspcfsia
3 the Testimonials Fgassilas 5ag
salc SsnaEaFi.sa. s-le sea. fssa A8
The straggiss, a1s having i, talSssl
isto tskiug another sa7Sst.F.tia = &c
leailas SaTSsrssrillss Eae Mineral tit,1
frrlSegs, ihe cfecf Il .he ea.pseiax gs
Ia~ll5e Of Isg:ash inse a ssas-saea &
Increasingly ieiiea,e ~3s .lsa
alz-sst i.sslstrA-iE.s lser >-iasy fse fsaE
rs Teefis.s6- So taea szlsesl -.fers
Fawier. ~ - EEis street. waac
vas aEsans tsrae e ,Gssts 81 5syg' s. <se
es-ser,arsl7a Mrs FSsr lsF Saas
faHi IS aal cgErg7 her Akz1a
ia teessalsss eaEu = sgri sEs ss1r
es.seu Iar * Bite s45zsti
sfIsnaixats trsn tAe itse- k4E
Il stsslre geysas. Essss Is a2Tla 81
nl9s. were fsH Ts,rF s8rsss ssss
SO iz.-a4 isnrs Ne1 pGz sss-
ska ssee&lk E1ssE sga
e. Ie1s ft.e *. e
say .-e'ssa Aez
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Beer Popular In London.

Ii is amusing 10 meet the newly
arrived American and get his impress
ions of London. One Of them said
a day or two ago: London is not
nearly 80 English as i expected il to
be- The night arrived hand -ergan
was playing sweet Nioiets' under nay
window. | drank glass of lager with
my dinner. and In the morning | read
the latest quotations from Wall stree,
sith my breakfast b. the way. the
consumption of lager beer is rapidly
spreading in England. and il is nov
sold in nearly every drinking place
and restaurant in the Strand and
other thoroughfares Of London. Its
quality is far below that of the lager
sold in New York, and while English
capitalists are rushing To invest their
money in breweries in the United
States there would seem 10 I've an open
ing here for some American brewer
who knows box TO make good lager
beer. There Is no more remanerative
business than bresing in England,
and there is certainly good demand
here now for good lager beer. Ii is
said that the taste for this beverage
Is the result OF the American INVASION
OF London and that the demand is
now supplied largely from Germany.
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An Irish Industry kevivins.
New York World.


Irishmen in the United States will
he glad TO learn that the association
started by Michael Davi,t couple of
years ago 10 encourage the industries
OF their native land. has been great
success, and that the shares of the
company are now held at a premium
IN Dublin. Seve. al good dividends
have been declared, and there are ex-
cellent prospects for the future. Ii is
. patriotic and philanthropic enter
prise, and not = money-making
scheme. Mr.. Davitt had long been
convinced that q large demand for
Irish hoAespnn woolens would arise
If they were properly introduced in
the United States and England, and
the result of the experiment has justi-
fed this opinion. The difficulty at
the outset Was to meet the long cred
its gwen by English manu!ac'u rers,
the Irish cottage weayers needing
cash for their goods as soon as they
we're finished. This WAS paid by the
Dublia company. which gave the
credit required by the trade. and the
waivers we're thus enabled To 40 on
with their work. The demand is now
said 10 be larger than they can sup
ply, and the goods are wanted a.
much in England as in the United
Sta es, wLefe the Irish homespuns
were at first taken for patriotic rea-
sons. which led TO the discovery oil
their sterling worth.
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the price wAs cuoSsdefod exorAffnnt
For this a. some osher reason TIE snle
v&s not coDsaE mated. hssf s2rsee th~.
= has l<xa res<,;i u s,s< srs4~sl Sx.tr.
SztasEgs hznk fer $a7s 90. Should i,
a< ssasa again r<xs seek Il xoasa "a,
ssesshx bring <50assss, rs there i realIy
nc end 10 the advance IN Wal s<re.zf.
Ii nsy he 1xtsiea that the Target urs.-
rriesor Of Wall street ;-urerrv il ssse
national government. Hhira Pea
81 ssss 20 for the rxsfons hoxxe. xsss--
80 fnr the as-av astzEx. Asss. ssssss an
far the treasury psaf. Thee u-ssrSsr-
ties are ROW worth Scr the LARD sis.rs<
eminent Also owned the Cd s~s~segsss..
which Is ssssd nj an advance 81 S 10 Fss.'
Mat fscsy xvrrrnnsents
Tall tsEaisdinxs are nsw the rssxr ard
indeed. one reason Why Eans brings
such ezsornsoss prizes b ssexsu-x 80
n aeh can 5r pssced or small lot
Here for .fEasfancr, Il sAe Sssarns
tsssiiEfFsg. fifteen stories high. and vet
TIE broadway lrosss Isnnls tw.nsv-one
feet and SIX inches, The bot is broader
IN the rear. Bat till is i almost =
dizzy height The banking house
planned Or the tnioa Trust Company
viii be considerably ABOVE two han
dred fees high. The psiaf Is in Broad
way. direet!y opposite Trinity church.
assa It's cost wa- 81 30 ,1sn, which is ar
the rate OF $3.50 per square foot.
In other xcrEs, II j. more than If
you coyeTed the surface with silver
dollars. Thirty Years ago the lard
would have been dear at oue-auartsr
OF the above price. but the cenfralixa-
ton of business has ~roaght an ssi-
vance "a. beyond the dreams OF all
real estate dealers. Ii took some
time 10 get ased TO these tall build
ings, but nos il seems natural, and
.exesissor" Is the builders motto
The Trsbsse was once distinguished As
the .4tall tower" hns pulitzer's nex
building for the Nerd win he much
higher. les, but that will only lead
Others 10 a still loftier effort. Bennett
Is yet 10 demonstrate. All the other
great journalists have built, and when
the World printing house is done he
viii denoiish the p eseut Hssuid build
ing and erect another, combining
Paris and American improvements
and perhaps rivaling the Eifisl tower.
We are evidently only at the begin
ming OF toplofticsi architecture.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-18
Cigarettes Devastating England.
New York World.


Cigarette smoking is another habit
which is rapidly spreading in London,
Though il has not yet reached the tele-
graph boys and become as much of q
nuisance a. IN New York. Ten years
ago no Englishman smoked cigarettes
Now everyone who smokes carries
them, and at formal dinner they
are a. much matter OF course as CT
CARS. One OF the singular things of
London is that cigarettes are sold By
weight. Those made of Turkish to-
hAeeo range in price from Is cents TO
81 cents per ounce. and when OF the
ordinary size this means about TWEEN.
ty-nine cigarettes. They are also sold
in large quantities by the box. Nearly
third OF the cigarettes consumed
here are of American make. the rest
being Turkish and either made on the
continent or in London. The AmeTi-
can cigarettes made from Virginia 20
bacco is rapidly growing in favor
among Engiishmeu and l5.nsa,Gs0 or
~ nso.eso are sold here every week
and factory Is now being established
IN London by a New York firm TO sup
NV the LEGAL demand.