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A Mammoth I,,nI Estn,e nenl.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, March 3o.-The largest real
estate deal of the season, involving $1,000,
900, was c~onsummated by the Inter. Ocean
Company, OF the northwest corner of Dear,
born and Madison streets. The corner, 20x
40, was recently purchased by II. II. Kohlsat
for $1,000 per front foot, the highest price
ever paid in Chicago. The Haskell building
surrounding 1t In the form of an l. has been
secured by a syndicate Of which Clarence Il.
Herd u Walter Peek are members, for
~ 100000, the land being leased for ninety.
nine years at $4,000 per year. The com
bined properties with a frontage OF 100 feet
on Madison, seventy feet on Dearborn. to-
gethor with an extension TO Calhoun Plnce
In the rear-in all 900 square feet, has been
transferred TO the Inter Ocean, represented
by VIM. Penn Nixon, for a new building
bearing its name. IL will be one Of the most
prominent structures In the city, rs this is
one OF the three choice corners In Chicago.
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A SUNDAY SUICIDE.
d. R. NELSON SHOOTS HIMSELF
THROUGH THE HEART.
Deliberate and Ingenious Preparations
for the Dreadful Decd - No
Cause Assigned for the
Mad Act.

ID. r. Nelson, q young MissiSsippian o.
good family, suicided yesterday by shooting
himself through the heart with a shotgun,
in his room at the house of Mr.. b. III. WALES,
No. IS Mckinney street. No cause Is as
signed for the deed, but as yesterdays dee
was his third attempt at suicide IL Is fair tc
presume that the young man was OF unsound
mind.
The young man lad just entered his TWEEN.
tieth year and camc back last summer from
Woodyillc, Miss, where he leaves n father
and two sisters. lie was born at Liberty,
Miss, and cam here last September. At
the time Of his death he was IN the employ.
ment OF J. j. Dunnavant & Co., No. IS
Jefferson street. in the capacity of book
keeper. He is described as a tall, slim
young man, Of thin build and sandy com
plexion, with exceedingly long arm and
legs. The former were OF fatal use 10 him
yesterday. II is said that before he came
here he made an attempt on his life in Mis-
sissippl.
A few months ago. while out hunting on
Hatohio River with friends, he discharged
one barrel Of his gun into the tree and was
in the act Of sending the other barrel into
MS own oouy Mhcn MS companions pre-
vented him by main force.
Yesterday he appeared 10 he In good spir.
its, and spent the morning In reading his
Bible and singing hymns. Toward noon lac
called 10 young Alvin WALES, the five year
old son Of Mr.. Wales, TO bring him up his
gun. The little follow innocontly carried IL
up 10 him and was then slernly commanded
10 leave the room, which hc did, thoroughly
frightened by Nelson's manner Shortly
after moor Mrs. Wales was startled by The
report OF n gun, Fearing the worst she
summoned n neighbcr, Mr.. ]. III. Byrd, who
ran upstairs 20 see what was the matter. A
CHASTITY sight awaited him. Nelson was on
the bcd on his hands aud knees dead, with
his head proppod up on a pillow aud the
blood gushing from his heart
The preparations for death seem 10 have
been made with cool dcliberalion. The
stock OF tho gun rested on tho window sill.
the muzzle was pointed TO the heart and
rested on the bed, and by the aid Of his long
arms the dementcd man was enabled To pull
the trigger that sent the lcadcn messenger
on lis deadly GRAND. His clothes wore set
nine by the flash, but the yelling life blood
oX~tinguishod the flame. No scrap OF paper,
no message written or oral, was left behind
a. account for tho deed. II was clearly n
case Of dcmontia, preoipitatod by excessive
cigarette smoking.
Daring the course OF the morning a friend
passed by and remarked;
Richard Is himself again"
. Eyes, said Nelson. but Richard will not
be himself long,
And 40 II proved.
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family. The story leaked out through one
OF tho conspirators to a servant OF the in
tended victim, and the Intervention Of the
authorities put an end to the scheme.
Such incidents marked the climax OF the
movement. 1t had done its work before
that point was reached, and public opin-
ION condemned it afterward.
The fact remains that nearly all the in
dicted parties are those who made il the
instrument OF good 80 far MS such an or
ganization could be made SO. Public
opinion, therefore, halts and hesitates as
to their conviction, and, of course, their
aequittal means that Of all the others.
The movement is already practically dead
in the State where il originated. 1t is
having its growth and decline in other
States as II had there, but II is buried in its
birthplace and will have no resurrection
until Dudley works another block of five
Immigration scheme on his native State.
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carry forward for themselves. Many ques-
lions OF detail are involved, with which II
would not be easy for the Commission TO
deal, In order TO effect the reforms recon-.
mended. Much labor. and care are necessa-
MY required, and a reasonable time for the
purpose should be allowed.
The order of the Commission Is that tho
carriers named in the order Of notice com
ply with the statute in the particulars ind
respects pointed out without unnecessary
delay, and make report TO the Commission
OF their action in the premises. If the nc.
ton so reported shall seem to fall short of
what is required by the law, further action
will bo taken
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Chancery Sale
or
REAL ESTATE

= n. nfuy 81 Al, ". ,. A la Pome et Al ~
~, Virtue o. an intcfiocutofy decroo m A. en-.
tefvd m The ahoye cause on DE "a day o., ,iecfr.
~ 49, Nh GA PAGE %, I win toli afpuhiic see.
ZOO 70 ne hlshosi bidder. IN ironi Of ~ clefk AMI
cs.,.t sOMoS az We Main tirogt entrance Of lie
COURTHOUSE OF shelby county. Memphis, Tonne.
saturday. April 20. 1880.
within legal hours. tho iollovln- ds.s,t..,
srtN situated In Memphis, shelby county. Tenn.
A twothlrii % undivided Intsrv,, IN mar, a, II,
low hlnaf.a and seventy seven tlffl, irontinr aNy
Nol iect ou the south side Of Adams street IA tsney,
phis and running back routh 6ote.sn m. NJ, .smi
premise. 81 the late Lewis Anls and fohn III
onchalf utstO iect 10 an aloe Fts"tan o
Also, a lle undivided two thirds "a fp,c,,., a..
NJ loi next ~ Of the lot above deschbed bsytas
a tront on ADAMS street 81 thirty ts0 isct ana mn
Ming beck south. one hundrcd and ierv cishdt VA
onc heH lttH ieet 10 an allcy,
Terms of halo-On a orciito OF soven IN nos,h.
no,s VIII securlS required, lien retained. Tcdsmp.
1his soth day Of Mach, isa
IL MciiENkY ciefh ana ,f..,s,
vi ~; Randolph, J. n. ofesoy asd " ali.
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SALE
ESTATE.

W NH1"f Nh wv NNuufNfy N0uTt OF huOluV
by virtue Of an lnterlocuioy decree for ale. en-.
!ercdin the above cause on the 2ist day Of January.
~, NJ, hcA page ~, ! will scll. nj public auo-
ton, 70 the highest bidder. IN front d Inc CLERK
aud Masters oiloc, nj the Main street entrance al
The COURTHOUSE Of shelby county, MemphlS Ten.
ncsscc, on
saturday. 18th Day OF April. 1850,
within legal houn, the following described prop
.rty situated In Memphis Shelby county. Tenn.
Iol $ block ~ fronllng 22rso feet on the north
lido Of south street Memphis. between fernando
and nv.oio sirccts. sold a. the prnfqrty Of Z. nrcn.
ncr W. l. huant and Emma Rar(n.
iot IN Hook O. fronting Dxi0l feet on tho
south hde Of 0ayoso street. between Dcsoto street
and The bayou sold A. the property Of Mar Leon.
Lo.h block $ ironting, cosso fee, on the ives,
Mitchell, A. FrcdonbcW aud W. 1. Vance.
lot block - fronting lOxO feet on the west
lde ~ Canscy ,trcct sold as the property OF Thoa.
Lott q. q and e. In block .. iont,nr each
4Nl3 icct on tho north side OF jackson street,
Ie9tn Wsnii sold a. iho property Of II. H. brewster
lot u. IN block I. fronting % feet BY iet feet ON
ne corner Of llradway aud Wright avenue. sold a.
the property 81 James Dwyer.
lot ~ block Z. fronting 3ixiOo feet on the east
tllc ui Na.hingtnn street, Tcnth Wani. sold az tho
brgpcry OF j. fucdbcrg, L. workum and y. 4.
Lot y. block !, fronting 2ixGO foo. on Water
.ifect Icnth Ward; sold o. The property Of Mn u
v lnflin aud w. T. Mnnh.
lot ~ block Z fronting Nxi00 feet on west sldo
~ hccnnd sircct Tenth Ward. sold NJ tho property
ol " Y AndmWa n " AndrowA Ellcn ~ Honan
and william liounn.
lot y block 10, fronting sixiB feet ON north
gie OF ~ laul street sold a. The property Of Mu.
talic " Hunt.
Terms q saie-on a credit Of ak months. note
hearing Interest with security required. lien re-
uincd. REDEMPTION bafncd
This 0d day Of March, 1857.
n MCliENRY, Clerk and Mater
" II. aud C. W. licistcll. soliclion
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Chancery Sale
o.
REAL ESTATE.
No. G,fo1, Rim the Chanccry Court Of Shelby
County. w. A. Fairies, guardian, vs.. Halle Fairies

No. G,ioa, Rim the Chanccry Court Of shelby
County.-W. a. fGires, guardian, vs.. Halle Fairies
Ct nj.
by virtue Of an lnterlocutory decree for sale. en-.
tered In the above cause on the 9Th day OF March
lsSa, NJ. H. CO, page as, ! Will sell at public aug
ton, 70 the highest bidder In front OF tho CLERK
the Courthouse OF shelby county, Memphis. Ten.
nylscc, on
Saturday, 9th Day of April, 1889,
within legal hours, tho following described prop.
erty. situated In shelby county. Tenn. towlt
leginning ~ the Intersection OF Central avenue
with the south side OF the Memphis 4 Charleston
kailroad: running thence wcstwer1ly with south
lite OF "a d railroad twelve (2) chains and thirty.
i've ISL links 10 n stake. thence southwnrdly with
the east line OF Quinichett lot fourteen uD chains
and nlnety.tlyc (o) links 10 the north side u Carey
avenue; thence castwarily on sJd north line Of
Carey avenue twelve (l2 chains and f0rty-onc (f)
LINKS 10 H. Intersection with Central avenue; thence
~nnrthwardly with the west line Of Ccntral avenue
fifteen (i5l chains 10 the place OF beginning. con.
taining ~ bl-luO acres. more OF less. and being
known as lots six l0 and seven 90 Of the Mhitmore
Also the following lot or parcel OF land begin.
ming At a point on the west sido Of Wnrheld av.
enue eight ~ chains south o. the south line Of The
Memphis q Charleston Railroad. thence wokiwardly
parallel with said Memphis q Charleston milroad
Twelve Q9 chains and hity,nye l55) links 10 a
stake; thence ~5onthwardly fifteen u5l chains and
eighteen u9 links 20 a stake. thence caStwardly
panllel with the said line Of said milroad twelve
U2l chains aud nity.nyc tl links 10 a point ON the
wet eide OF Warheld avenue. and thence north.
warily along the said west line Of .warheld avenue
fifteen tl5l chains and twenty eight tlsl links 10
the place Of beginning. being what are known as
lots sixteen 90 aud seventeen an IN the Whit
more subdlyldon. aud containing nineteen u9l
Terms Of sale-Onothlrd 90 cash. balance on a
credit oi Que aud two Year,, note bearing interest
with security ng9ired lien retained.
= n MrHENRY. Clerk and Master.
CAN'T 4 Patterson. W W. Mcdowell. sollciton
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The complicated diseases brought on by
intense study, thought care, anxiety, etc.
are often OF the most serious nature. Heed
such symptoms as loss OF memory universal
lassitudc, heart disease. kidney complaints.
liver troubles and n general breaking down
OF health and strength. When thus afflicted,
when the least c%xertion causes great fatigue,
when life seems a burden, use the reliable
strengthening tonic, Browns Iron Bitiers.
IL will afford you sure relief.
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Chancery Sale
Or
ESTATE e.

II, No do2-Chancey Court Of shelby County
}. u. sykes, guardian, Va MAGGIE II. Musso et al.
By virtnc OF an intcrlocuioy decree Tor sale. en-.
lefcd ~ tic above cause on the l2th day 81 March.
-, NJ u q, page ~, viii cell ~ public auc.
hon Go the highest bidder. 10 trout Of tie Clerk and
Masters one, AZ the Main street ontrnncc of the
cpufthouso OF shelby county, Memphis, Tcnncs.
Ecu, on
saturday, 18th Day Of April. 1899,
within legal houn, the following described iron.
crty iiuntei In Memphis. shelby county, Tenn.
to-wlts
A lot beginning on tho b Of Dcsoto street.
IN The Taxing District oi hholsy County. Que hun.
dfcl und eighty lol feet north ~ the north llno
81 Vance sircct thence east one hundnd aud sew.
cuiy lsOl feet - a stake. thence north sixty lOOl
tcet 10 = stake thence wet one hundred aud sew
cniyI ull feet 10 a stake Nv the cast line u Dcsoto
stfcrE thcncr south sky lGQl feet 81 the beginning.
hcing part OF lotiL block %. on the plan d south
Memphis
Terms 81 salc-one.haif cnsh. balance on a credit
OF twelve months note. bearing Interest, with 10
CURLY. ncIuinsd! lien retained.
This Id day Of March. lisa
RI MctfENKY, Clerk and Master
Lf Sykes and = J. shepherd. soliclionG
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ordor Of Publication

No. T,2l1R DIN The Chanccy Cour, Of shelby
County, Tenn, -uiiycf w. buckingham 81 nj ~
John T. Norton et al.
u appcarng nom tho bill IN this cause, which
sworn ", that tho defendants q. n HOLMES, m.
state OF Illinois and non. residents Of tho state Of
III. therefore ordered that they make their appear
ance herein No the Court ousc ofshelby countv Al
The city II Memphis. nov Taxing District u shelby
county, Tenn, on the nut Monday in May,
an1 plee1, answct of demuf % complainants
them and vt Tor hearing cNpafte and thata copy OF
THIS order 10 published once n week for four sue.
cgslfe weeks lnihe Memphis Appeal
This oh day q March, lisa
a True Copy-Attcst.
i0ls2Fl " n MclIENRY, Clerk and Master
lyT n CALDWELL, u. GAN.
T. n Eiginrton. Solicitor cor Complainant
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a sad and Fatal Accident.

nFVVTHI UhIhICH 70 Inu ApUtuI.
JACKSON, Tenn, March 3l.-Jake Baker, Of
this city, a worthy young man, aged about
nineteen years, attempted to jump on the
caboosc OF a moving freight train last even.
Ing. lilo fell under the wheels and was
crushed To death.
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Chancery Sale
Oh
ESTATE.

No. aiiin.-Chanccry Court Of shelby County,
tAtc 81 Tennessee Va q. Algco ct al
ny. virtue u an inicflncutoy decree Tor are. en-.
tcfcl in We above cause on tho iqth day Of Janu.
30. ls>1 ~. htA raFc "a aud renewed 18th dHy III
Mnfrh, NV ", ~ ~, paFr cor, | will sell nj public
auction, 20 the hlrhcst bidder IN front Of the CLERK
aud Masters onicC, ~ the Main siuct cuimnco of
the courthouse of shelby County, Memphis. Ten.
saturday. goth Day Of Aprii. 1850,
crty, situated In Memphis SHELBY County. Tcnncs
Sc, tu-WiE
Tot ~ block, Anna stephens subdivision. Sold
o. lhr I,ronefty Of Andrew Allen. Wat strong.
NcurEc Thompson aud W. A. Collier.
Icfmsoi salc-Qn a credit o. ax months nots
belftir Interest with security pqulnai. len ns.
tuiuCd. redemption harrnd.
This 9th day Of March. isn.
hh MrlENKY Clerk anu Master.
y VI G. W.. icistcli. E1ltoliora
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The Safest

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some Golden Hints.

The following, from an unknown
source, contains advice which experienced
business men indorse and young men
will do we'll to follow: Have but one busi-
ness, know II thoroughly, and attend per-
sonly to Its minutest details. Be self
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determination and supreme effort to con.
quer success. Keep your own counsel,
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your expenses, never sacrifice eafety 10
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losses and let your profits run on, and
make your prime movers industry, econ
omy and fair dealing. 1t is the mereet
rant and bosh to rely on luck. he is
always indolent and whining, folding his
arms, drinking and smoking, waiting for
big prizes In lotteries, or lying aoed ex-
pecting letter with news OF legacy.
On the contrary, lator and pluck are the
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they strike out new paths, create, con-
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mate risks, toll TO surmount obstacles,
push forward, win renown by success
The glorious galaxy of successful busi-
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been hard workers.
shun bad company and the preva'
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friend more than you are able to lose II
he cannot pay, and never take q loan on
importantly. Never borrow money 10
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is only enlightened men who successfully
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who throng the road to riches. Avoid
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In discussing business agreements keep
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BE civil and OBJ lying as well as decisive
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-27

A marriage of somewhat romantic
nature took place Saturday at Portland,
Ind, and telegram from there tells Of
the affair as follows: Hiram Glen, of
Harrison, Mo-, aged SO, and Miss Lucy
Miller, aged 80, resident of Pennsyi-
vania, met by agreement here Saturday,
neither having before seen tho other,
the acquaintance having grown out OF
an advertisement in n matrimonial pa
per. The courtship and engagement
were conducted entirely by correspond
ence. The brile-elect arrived in town
Friday morn ng and the other contract.
ing party at noon. The lady, by agree
ment was TO wear broad white ribbon
he had sent her as the insignia by which
he would know her. They met oil the
street, he introduced himself and they
at once departed 10 the parlors OF ho-
tel; A marriage license was procured
and Squire Simmons called In TO tie
the knot. AT 2 o'clock they boarded q
train en- route for the West, where the
bridegroom owns fam.
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ITO the women who loved too much.
THE BANQUET Is FREE.
o'BAouus.

Break loose from your moorings and
rise DER the world,
Whose sins in its ndamant bosom lie
TIL eternity's light shall unfold them to
view,
When IL will stand back against when
confronted by you.
Whom II drove down from heights you
were fnshioned to Ill,
Down, down to despair 'gainst your deli
cato will;
But justice Is waiting across on yon
strand,
Where many prond penants shall trail
In its sand.
spurn from you tho traitors, who caused
you TO fnll,
And gave you for love nnught but worm.
wood and gall;
1t is they who should hide (if they could)
from the God
Who Is whctting the sword and pre-
pairing the rod.
Pray for pastors who failed to help bury
your dead,
Or DER your sicl; sisters TO have loving
word read,
While they numbered Mt sin with much
eloquent speech,
But OF the down-trudden kept fur out of
reach,
Go back to your mothers and quell down
their fears,
And bury your hearts in their bosom
with tears,
And perhaps some may sny they have
been much to blame
For the course that you took and the
finger of shame.
Come stand Ivy tho cross, where tim
favored one stood,
She who bathcd the biesi feet when she
tasted LIES food:
| She with the other loved Marys of old
Arc waiting to Welcome you into tho
| fold.
| And the Shepherd who she'd the RED
| drops through His woe
Is calling with fear, lest you answer Hin
| no;
Come, angels are waiting to sign the de
| cree,
And archangels singing, The banquet Ii
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-27
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". J. G. Aver & Co, Lowell, Mass.
Price o.: slI bottles. q. Worth - boisls