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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-01
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OlANI OF AAHAANthA"h'
No :. l0l " Din tho chanc.V Court ~ shelby
rouutv. Tenn Daniel VI. Moore, Guardian, M.
Fannie toutlr "a o.
u appcanus from The hlll IN THE cnu'r, whl,l N
s,lorti AL mai tho defendants Fannie tnntir,
Charlra tnntic md inmrs tonslc are frsIlrhh y
thr ftao 0i ohio uni non residents ui tho Stale 81
III thrrrfofe oricfld. That They make hi ~
ponfHnnu hffrIu at Che count hnuHr ~ Hhclhf
COUNTY III thr cts uf Memphis uuW uNnf ~
friri oi shelby county. Tenn, uu ihe irl NNhl.
somulanautf hiil. uf the samr VIII lr uArh lnf
e0ufcailti Ha to them and 80 iuf hrlrnf ~ p1fi'
aud that auppy Of ihIa utlrf o. puhlth,! uh,,
Appeal
Ths alih day Of February, lisa
A true unpYaAtirHI
nyT. " CnldHcl. u. q a ~.
Miller a 0ulhHm. solioIton ior Complainant
1919
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CAmo. H.. Feb. 2s.-Rain hns fallen al
most nccssantly since last night and heavy
fog q hanging on the river tonight which
will clear out the ice back Of Cairo. II not
already done. The Jay Gould left here to-
day with three barscs Tor Sc. Louis, and the
sidney Dillon left Chester this noon for
Cairo. The City Of VioksburE Is still here,
hut will probably 20 10 St Louis tomorrow.
Tho Brown steel tug Vanguard was brought
down from Mound City today, where she
had some repairs done and will go TO -.
Louis 10 Do lowing In the harbor for her
owners AS soon ns there II water enough.
The Grand Republic arrived ut o o'clock 20.
night with /, 100 tons for ST. Louis and will
20 ON o. soon a. she gets her coal ON board.
The Buckeye State has not arrived yet
River u feet o tcnths on the gauge, fail oil
Z inches In twonty-four hours.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-01

NYEE YED BLACK nokek MULE or MI
~ diun flzo, straycd on Ia dmy harness. 10
turn 70 }. W. SUTTON, oliscrfinnie Grocer Co.
aud DC rewarded.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-01

Ixrunr your nu.houscs in the Citizens
Insurance company. No. a. Madison street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-01

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
CixcivvArf, O.. Fob. 2s.-Thc river j. iall.
ing. with rs feet Of water IN the channel last
evening. Cloudy and cool. business lhir.
Tic Katie siockdalc left for Pittshnrg ON
time. Tho Commonwealth left for New Or
leans with q guud trip.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-01
AZ EyansyiIIe.

Special nifpnich 70 The ArteM
EvANsyitLE, Ind. Feb. 2a-Iho Mary
Houston passed up at daylight THIS morn.
ing doing no business hcfc. cue was n Pc,
heavily loaded. but had q good trip All
well and she will get in saturday. Tie >.
/. Wood and coal tow, in good shape. passed
down al 2 o'clock this afternoon. The Iron
Az and tow passed below yesterday.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-01

A gICOND sTREEr JEu -lNu or TilE l.
n ANn a.. SUNDAY night two plcnsul Jew.
ciry In wooden boz. 4. J. GRAHAM, 80 ifunl
street
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Al OrecnvIIIc.

Special Dispatch n The Appeal
GnrrxviLIE Mics. Feb. 2s.-Thc City Of
BATON Rouge left Tor 81 Louis OF 10 am. aud
The Thomas sherlock for New Orleans ~
pm. River a feet and rising. Weather
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ron HTST AsD ron sALE.

IYotsr ToR RENr ASp FuRsifuRk FOR
Ill tslc. Apply at no Madison tsfeel
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving
Movemeuts M the Levee.

Arrivals--James Lee,' Arkansas CITY, Ar
kansas City, Natchez. c,..
Departures--James Lee, Arkansas City;
Arkansas City, Cairo.
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Ar,ire 60 nather..

Nrs wlnsiow's Soothing syrup should nlNays n
usstl inf children icrthiug. u sooihc, The thud
rafcns the rums allays all pain, cufrs wind cpiic
aud Il the bc1i remedy for dlsrfhca &c a bolie'
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OruCr fioNkL frnvirr U, p A.,
MrHruus. Team. fch z. is.q.
The following oirnftutions an takcn nc OIL STA
u0ns In Co., slth meridian time, which j. one hour
lfrf ihHn Memphis time.
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ES!

"a DCdutllul llOillS DltSo,
5ox2oo feet, sold in the Idle
wild subdivision since Tues
day, the 10Th instant, to the
following well known citi-
zenS.
Z. 3. LEMASTER,
A. II. KoRTREcHT,
II. w. BECK,
r. D. WARING, JR.,
JAS. S. DAvANT,
w. M. RHETT,
MINOR MERIWETHER,
JAS. w. RICHARDSON,
G. A. HOPKINS,
]. ED. OLIVER,
@. b. MeELRoY,
]. A. RIDGELY.
This will be the prettiest
neighborhood in Memphis.
40 More Lots equally as
choice for sale.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-11
Kieszenkowy spieWniczek
DolSki 7 melodyami.

Oddawna juz dawa} sig uczu-
wac, czy to PREY w~ycieczkach to-
warzyskich, czy przechadzkach'
maj6wkach zebraniach ftp. okelcz-
nosciach brak taniege a zarazem
popularnego spiswniczka polskisgo
z melodyami. Zbiory dotychczas
wydane W tym rodzaju jak
u utni a ka" it'd. pomi-
me wyborny uk}ad dob6r ME
odpewiada}y swa objetoscia potrze-
bic. q prawdziwa wiec radoscia
powitalismy zbiorek wydany przez
towarzystwo IS o., ktory
W zupe}nosci odpowiada swemu
zalozeniu. Pierwszy zeszycik zawie-
radziewietnascie piesni z melodya-
mi ma 80 stronnicaeh. Pomledzy
nieml znajduja sic: piesn poranna
i wieczorna FIR. Karpihskiego,
psalm ,,Kto sic W opieke", kilka
piesnek wiosennych, piesh fisakow,
kllka piesni narodowych oraz wspa-
nia}a tax s}owami, jak melodya
piesh czeska % gdzie moi kraj".
Cene ustanowi}a Towarzystwo
,,Staszyc" TUX nizka, il prawdzi-
wynn wstydem by by}o, azeby ty-
STAGE egzemplarzy ME mia}y sic
~rozejse. Cena egzemplarza wynosi
tylko 10 fen.
Odbiorcy przynajmniej 100
exemplary "a gotdwke otrzymaja
spiewniczek "a po}owe ceny. Naby-
wac NINA spiewniczsk tenn W ksie-
garniach polskich lub wprost cd
skarbnika ~towarzystwa ,,Staszyc" p.
J6zefa Starkow S k isgo
Poznaniu PREY u.
w szystkich Swietych
n r. 5.
Towarzystwom W Poznaniu i
ma prowincyi czytelnikom naszym
oraz rodakom ma obczyznie poleca-
my geraco ten spiewniczsk. Polska
piesn brzmiec powlnna dis wsze-
die, a s4uszne m6wi nasz wieszcz
niesmiertelny Adam Mickiewcz:
,,Serce czIowieka vino rozwesela,
Ale piosenka jest ola mysli winem."
(WieZkopolanin).
DE ArrTN IA DIG
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-11
PEACCIE IA
W SpraWie alkoholu.

Pod powyzszym tytufem wy
dat znakomity uczony szwaJcarski
professor uniwersytetu W Bazylei,
Bunge, rozprawe, z ktorej WYNN
jenny clekawe s~zczegofy.
Alkohol - zaznacza przede-
wszystkiem uczony professor ME
jest pokarmem jak to niekt6rzy
~twlerdza, lecz GINA maj
gersza, dziatajaca wprswdzie po-
wolf, ale ~nieweczaca z biegiem
czasu caiy %organizm. LuGzie zwy.
kle twierdza, ze alkohols ogrzewa
ich pedczas mrozu. To uczucle Gle
pfa jest tylke ~zfudzeaiem; W RE
czywistosci dzieje sic przeciwnie.
Czerwienienle policzkow pc wypi-
ciu wilma jest niczem innem, jak
objawem ~porazenia. Pc wyplciu
pewnej 1losci wodki, wilma Tub piwa
cztcwiek stale sic szczerym u.
dzielajacvm sic, wolnym cd trosk
i smiafym; mic dostrzega ju& bo-
wiem niebezpieceehstw. Przede-
wszystkiem wszakze pora&ajace
wiasnosci ulkoholu objawiaja sic
W TEN: ze cztowiek zagiusza W
sobie uczucia dolegliwosci i eier-
pienia, szczeg6lniej zas smutek j
troski. Ztad pocho!zi wesofe u.
spesobienia W towarzystwie pija-
cych. Lecz nlgdy cztowiek mic sta
je sic sprytniejszym, silniejszym
i medrszym przez uzywanie alko.
holu. Cj GO p%rzeelwnie twlerdza.
grubo sic myla. Bfednie mnlema.
ME, re alkohol wzmacnia pc znu-
zeniu, stale sic przewaznie zgub-
mem dla n~ajllcznejszej klasy ludu
Biedacy, kt6rych dochedy i TAX
ME w~ystarczaja ma take i%stnienie
ludzkie, dzi9ki przesadowi tenn
wydaja znaczna ezesc swego "a
robku ma napoje wyskewe, zamias
ma obfty smaczny pokarm, ktory
jedenie moze i'm dodaG SIT do Gle
&kiei piracy.
Lepiej, anizeli wszystkie roz.
prawy dewodza szksdliwosci nave
umiarkowanych dawek alkoholu
tysiaczne doswiadczenia dokonan
we wojsku. Deswiaczenia t
stwierdzlfy ,Dze zo}nierze, zar6wn'
podczas wojny jak pokoju, W
wszystpich klimatach, pedczas u
paf6w, deszcz6w i mrozu naJlepie
znosza truly najuciazliwszyc
marszow, jesli sa caikowicie pc
zbawienl napoj6w alkoholowycL.
Doswiadezenia to dokonuno
armii angielskiej pcdczas wypra'
do ziemi Kafrow, W Afryce ga
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-11

" hanaozic W lndyach. IWfasz-
GA poucza jacemi sa s~postrzezenia
psczynione ma tych Aotnlerzach,
ktorzy poprzysiQgli ME wyplc ami
krepli napoju alkeholswege. Emo
sill oni wszystkie trudy znscznie
wytrwalej cd innych, ktorzy otrzy-
mywali umiarkowane porcye alko-
holu, oraz choroby i smierteln"se
rzadziej SIG wsr6d uich przytra.
fatty. Doswiaczenie to zwfaszcza
jsst ola tego pouczajacem i roz-
trzygajacem, 10 mic ehodziio prze-
Gle o por6wanie ludzi zupetnie
wstrzemiezliwych %nafogowymi
%pijaksmi, lecz z pijacyn.i umiarko-
wanie. Do tych samych wynik6w
doprowadzify doswiadczenia W ar
mil pofnoeno amerykahskiej, gdzie
ma FREEMAN przez pewien ezas
wojsku w%ydzielano u~miarkowane
porcye alkohslu, a potem zupeinle
zsprzestano.
z pomiedzy napojow alkoholo-
wych vodka jest naiszkodliwsza;
przez MIA tYslace ludzi g}upieie,
~nedznieje i upada. Rowniet szko-
dllwem jest piwo, gdy& do zadne-
60 napoju ME przywykamy tax
iatwo i laden inny napoJ ME nisz.
cry tax szybko apetytu, i ME skia-
MIA tax bardzo do niewstrzemiezli-
wosci.
Re m Ar k 0 navel
utywanie napoiow alkoholowych
jest nietylko niekorzystnem, lecz
W najwyzszym stopniu szkodllwem,
tego dowodza take niezblcie dane
statyst angielskich towarzystw
ubezpieczenia ma zycie, wyka-
zujac, ze ~przecletna dfugosc zycia
ola ludzi zupetnie wstrzemiezIiwych
znacznie jest wjeksza, niz ola pija-
oYeh umiarkowan,e.
Bardzo pospollta wsrod lekarzy
j ludzi pijacych piwc jest wymow-
ka, ke woda Jest .n~iezdrowa: Ma
to edpowiedziea tylko MONA, be
pomimo eta wode do picia, choro.
by i smiertelnosc pomiedzy pija-
cyml wode sa bez norowrania rad
sze,7 anizell pomiedzy tym1, kt6rzy
umlarkowanie navel utywaJa piwa,
wilma i wodkl.
Wladomc, ze nadukywanie
alkoholu pociaga "a SODA cafy SIZE.
reg chorob, he laden narzad nasze-
60 ciafa ME jest %wykluczony z
pod niszczacego dziafanla tego ia
du. Auglelscy lekarze udewodnill
nawet, Re pofowa wszystkich cho-
rob, t%raplaoyeh rod ludzkl, spowo-
dOWana bvWa alk0holem.
R6wniez znanym Jest zwiazek
pomledzy pijahstwem i presto
pstwami. Sedzlowie kryminalnl,
urzednicy p~ollcyjni i naczelnicy
wiezlen we wszystkich prawle
pahstwach cywllizowanych zgadza-
ja sig ma to, re 1880 procent
wszystkich przestspstw Jest skut-
klein pijahstwa.
Re ~wszystkich rodzin zuboza-
}ych, pozostajacych ma }asce opie-
XII publicznej, " Anglli Is procent
dosz}o do tego stanu nedzy skut-
klein pljahstwa g}owy 'rodziny, W
Genewie i Paryzu 80 procent, W
Niemczeeh zas az 80 orocent.
w samych tylke Stanach lied
noczonych Ameryki P6}nocnej al
kohol zniszczy} zycie 300 tysiecy
ludzi, wtrqci} 100000 dziecl do
dom6w przytu}ku, a 100000 os6b
do wiezien dom6w karnych, a
wreszcie stworzy4 10000 widow i
million sier6t, i to W przeciagu lat
dziesieciu cd r. 1860 do 1870.
Ola wiekszej czesci paEstw
europejskich tego rodzaju zestawie.
ME da1oby j~eszcze przerazliwsze
liczby. Ilez zburzonego szczescis
rodzinnego, ilez rozpaczy, ilez }e7
wylanych przez cierpiacych ME-
winnie pochodzi z uzywania alike
Evening journal., 1889-07-30
storm Damage at Worcester.

Snow HILL, Md, July 29-The first
newspapers were received here this after
noon since the severe storm Of Friday last
The washout in the railroad near the
town has been repaired sufficiently TO
permit trains to resume their running
Owing TO the impossible condition of
many Of the county roads full informa-
tion cannot yet be obtained as to the en-
tire extent Of damage resulting from the
storm, bu it is far greater than
was at first supposed. Probably
there Is not milldRm in the
county that is not in ruins and two mills
are reported to have been swept away.
There is break In the county road lead
ing from Snow Hill TO Berlin fifty feet
wide and about twenty deep, which will
be an obstruction to travel for some time
TO come. The storm was from the sea,
and seems to have been most severe in
the vicinity OF Snow Hill. A French
| family living on the outskirts of the
town were obliged during the storm "a
take refuge in the second story OF
their dwelling. carrying with them pig
their sole possession. A boy, just after
the storm, had a narrow escape from
drowning by falling into deep drain
He was carried by the seething waters
through a culvert forty feet long, which
was itself entirely submerged, but wa
rescued in half drowned condition by
companion as he emerged from the othel
end Another heavy rain fell here ol
Sunday afternoon, which again convertei
streets into temporary mill races. -Balti
Z more Sun.
Evening journal., 1889-07-30
WnnI arnwen.n nInef.

COLUMBUS, O., July @-The National
Wool Growers association met here, with
Hon Columbus DelaDo as president Their
resolutions approve Of the rulings of Secre-
tary Window and Assistant Secretary May
nard, by which secured wool is put at sixty
cents pound, and Of Acting Secretary Batch
eller in putting woolen waste at dutiable
rate OF thirty cents They also resolved %
AK the secretary Of the treasury 10 instruct
the custom houses that all wool imports which
are more valuable for manufacture than un-
washed wool be held at sixty cents duty; also
that the president call an extra session OF
congress TO remedy the inadequate duties on
wool and woolen wastes Mr.. Delsno, Judge
William Lawrence, Hon. T. c. Jones and
Hon. George l. Converse we've appointed a
committee TO 10 TO Washington aud lay be-
fore the president the proceedings Of tie CON
VentiOu.
Evening journal., 1889-07-30
rgLeeRApHIc BREVlTIes.
News Notes of Interest Carefully Con-
dcnsad.

News Notes of Interest Carefully Con-
densed.
The comptroller OF the currency has au-
thorized the Monroe National bank, od Mon
roe, La, TO begin business with capita OF
1000.
Governor Buckner, Of Kentucky, has re
fused to interfere in the case OF Murderer
Charles Dilger, and Dilger will DO hanged
Wednesday, July 81, with Harry Smart
The war depa tment has received no m
formation of reported Indian troub es IN
Washington territory.
John Boardman, wife and child, and Mrs
Boardman's mother, Mrs Blair, and sister,
Mrs Bushman, were poisoned at Laconia,
N. H., by eating vanilla ice cream OF their
own manufacture. Physicians had great
difficulty in saving their lives. Mrs. Blair Is
not expected to recover.
Or. Combe has written the Marine hospital
authorities that no yellow fever exists at
Tampico, Mexico.
The L. A. May company, Of Lynn, Mass,
has assigned.
-Assemblyman Henry G Howe OF Ful-
ton, n. Y, is dead
George S. Ladd, president of the Pacific
Bell Telephone company, is dead az London,
England
Albert @. Rice's box factory in East
Boston was burned. Loss on building and
Rices stock 200 Several other oocu-
pants, carpenters builders and wood work
ers, lose in the aggregate $1,000. Insurance
small.
A. g. Renwien hung himself In his barn at
Canton, N. Y. No reason can be thought OF
10 explain his act He leaves wife, two
SONS and one daughter.
About sixty hand worknen at Gray, No
rules & Co. : cigar factory Philadelphia, are
on strike against what they claim 70 be a
reduction of wages from $40 to 81 per thou
sand on panatelas, and from Sls 10 sil por
thousand on conchas
The Enterprise dying and printing works,
at Philadelphia, were damaged $40, 600 by
fire. The works were insured
John Brown, from Kansas, a painter,
hanged himself at Tampa, Fla He was
despondent ON account OF poverty.
Fire destroyed the two buildings and
stock Of the Cannon Fruit Commission com
pany and the Wichita Wholesale Grocery
company at Wichita Loss on buildings,
5000; grocery cumpanys stock, sl07, GOO
Cannon company's stock, $4,000 Total in
surance, $4,000
The body Of the drowned man picked NJ
off Fire Island on Sunday turns out not 20 b
that OF Aeronaut Hogan
A new bank, OF which staff Linte is tbe
originator, viii open IL doors for business n
Hackensack, N. j., on Aug. IA Ex-Sher1h
and present Surrogate David A Pell has
been elected president; II. E Clarendon
vice-president, and Howard ID. Terhune
cashier. Hon William Walter Phelps is q
heavy stockholder. The old Hackensack banl
failed some years ago.
The common council Of Newark tnls choeec
a contract with the Lehigh Valley RailroaC
company TO furnish the city with new
water supply at cost of s6OOO,OOO Z
| AZ nDO O0O
Evening journal., 1889-07-30
TaIbot Crops Damaged by Rain.

EAsToE, Nd, July 29.-This is the
eth successive rainy day since last Wed
nesday. and Talbot county farmers have
the blues. Not more than one-third Of
the large wheat crop Of Talbot has been
thrashed. and it is feared the rest is
being ruined in the shocks in the field
where it is turning black and sprouting.
But for the constant rains since Wednes-
day thrashing would have been well
over. Thecorn fields are getting in ruin
Gus condition. the ground .keeping 50
wet they cannot be worked. - Baltimore
Sun.
Evening journal., 1889-07-30
what the Yorktown Carries.
Closed Because of the Lewis Pasture.

PHILADELPHIA, July 50 The Yeadon
mills "a Chester, Pa, and the Todmorton
mills at Bancroft's Bank have closed down in
consequence Of the recent failure q Lewis
Bros q Co, to whom all q the manufac-
tures Of these mills were consigned II is
thought that the suspension win be for a
short time only. The worsted mills Of Schep-
pers Bros were also closed down for the same
reason. Four hundred hands were employed
at these mills The firm announces that the
suspension win be but temporary.
Evening journal., 1889-07-30
Two nun.lo People prownetL

BUFFALO, N. Y, July SO.-Edward Styles,
son OF DIR. d. w. Styles, Of No. e67 Prospect
avenue, while fishing fell from his boat and
was drowned. His body was recovered.
Capt Philip II. Wagner, of this city, started
out for fishing trip with two friends.
While in small rowboat near Tonawanda
he attempted 10 change his seat in the boat
and fell overheard and was drowned. His
body was recovered. He was IS years Old
and leaves a wife and eight children
Evening journal., 1889-07-30
cheap E.cur.Ion 30 Deer Park.

The B. & o. R. R. has placed on sale at
its Delaware avenue depot special excur-
sion tickets to Deer Park, the famous re.
sort Of the Alleghanies, at the exceed.
ingly low rate Of $3.50. Tickets at this
rate will be sold for the sos p. m. train
on Fridays and all trains on Saturdays
during July and August. good to return
on all trains leaving Deer Park on the
following Monday.
H. A. MILLER.
Ticket and Passenger Agent.
Evening journal., 1889-07-30
The YORKTOWN TESTED.
The New Cruiser Stands the
4. Ordeal Well.
HER GUNS ARE ALL FIRED AT SEA.

Ehe Report THAT the Cruisers Battery
was Too Heavy for Her Size Is Said to he
( Enecsuaily Disproved--How She Stood
the Firing.
NEW YoRK, July So--At daylight Satur-
day morning the new steel cruiser Yorktown
left the navy yard for the long deferred trial
at sea OF her main battery. The fact that
the battery was considered by many to be
too heavy for the size Of the ship gave addl-
tlonal interest to this test The guns are
high powered SIX inch breech loading steel
rifles u the latest type, firing a shell OF 100
pounds weight with 1900 feet muzzie
velocity They were designed to use
powder charge Of fifty pounds Of brown prs-
matte powder, but owing 70 improvements IN
the manufacture Of this grade Of powder the
sama initial velocity is now obtained by
powder charge OF only forty-two and one
half pounds.
Six Of these guns are mounted on the line
OF the rail, with projecting sponsons to sus-
tain the outer trucks of the carriages As
each gun, with its carriage and shield,
weighs eleven tons, the strain on the struct-
uro and the tendency TO cause excessive roll
ing were the dangers TO be feared. On both
these points the results obtained have been
quite up to the hopss Of the greatest friends
OF the ship
The Guns In Operation.
On Monday, with stiff breeze blowing, a
considerable sea running and a moderate
roll, each gun was fired three times with full
charges They we're fired from level 70 ten
degrees elevation, which gives a range Of
nearly five miles and from abeam to within
a few degrees Of ahead and astern- Not a
rivet was started nor piece OF Joiner work
injured The only damage was done by the
starDoard quarter gun when fired nearly
nstern, some panes Of glass in the cabin and
washroom skylights being smashed and
driven IN by the conclusion
The glass gauges IN the engine rooms were
nndisturbed, aud Of the many electric light
bulls throughout the ship but one was hro-
ken, and il was under the topgallant fore
castle, nearly underneath one OF the for
ward guns The surgeons dispensary, con.
tanning many glass bottles and jars, is sit
uated in one Of the gun supports, a semi
cylindrical steel bulkhead under each gun
mount, yet not an article In the dispensary
was broken.
What the Yorktown Carries
On this cruise the Yorktown carried her
full allowance Of stores and ammunition and
$50 tons Of coal--only fifty tons short of her
full coal capacity, which is sufficient 70
steam $500 knots. The normal allowance
a coal is but 800 tons, and the normal dis
placement of the cruiser is ], 40 tons, but ae
she steamed out 70 sea last Saturday she was
displacing nearly 1900 tons, and was loaded
with everything that would BE- necessary for
an extended cruise in time Of war, with the
sole exception of four Of the nine guns q the
secondary battery, which were not on board.
So il cannot be said thai these trials we're
made under favorable or unusual conditions
of service.
Evening journal., 1889-07-30
nrove ~ Doc,or -,

BROOKLYN, July 30.-Dr Jeremiah Coroo-
ran was called to attend William Tate, Of
Bergen street Tate was an old patient and
suffered from heart diseasa He died Sew
eral of Tate's sons accused the doctor Of mur-
dering their father and drove him from the
house They pursued him, and be was
OBLIGED b run for his life.
Evening journal., 1889-07-30
THE UNITED STATES
Funeral Directing Company.
WILMINGTON BRANCH.
No. | East EiOhth Street,
II. GRAHAM, Business Manager,
A. ]. THOMPSON. Funeral Director.

Funeral Supplies OF the best and at
tendants unsurpassed. The prices for
goods and services furnished for cash
funerals will be found far below the
prices usually charged by undertakers
for the same quality of goods. Manufac-
lures its own goods and furnishes them
at manufacturers prices, doing away
with theamiddle profit. This Company Is
outside of all "Undertakers' Unions" and
so arranges Its own prices. Bodies en-
balmed without extra charge when del
sired. The Company is incorporated un-
der the laws of New Jersey, and has its
factory at Camden, N. j.
Telephone BB1.
Evening journal., 1889-07-30
II Does Us Good

To have people to tell US
they like our way of deal
ing; and we would be
heartless wretches if, while
we have the confidence of
the people, we did not try
to do our very best. Why,
do you know, people tell
us every day they like our
clothing, and like to buy
it of US, as it gives salts
faction and proves to be
Just what we represent it
to be. There's no use in
trying to humbug the
people, even if we were so
disposed, it wouldn't pay.
We want to sell good
goods at fair prices. We
want to give the people
what they want, and try
our best to please. Just
now we are closing out
lots of Suits for Men and
Boys at away off prices to
close them out, and 10
per cent. off on all cash
sales.
Evening journal., 1889-07-30
cnsh and Ernress pncknrcs stolen.

YORKTOWN, N. Y, July 9o--The depot a
the New York and Hudson River Railroad
company was broken into and robbed OF $500
in cash and several express packages. One
OF the packages was consigned to ID. W.
Merritt, OF this place This package con-
tanned property valued at 5000 II is esti-
mated that the booty secured by the burglars
amounted 70 81, 900. There is no clew to the