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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-27

XIV YORK. March @-Cohcc-or.lons steady.
cl0sci inft2f point below yesterday. -ules. GOO
hagS inrludinw Manch. sl65r Apri. SO 6,ttiG. 3;
May slAGeG~I. June. siasHtl6.aE July. si1.OO
Nlfns August siaUtFftatu september. sf1Iif
G.8E october aud NOyeiabet. $3.50 december.
plNelf.AE l%auuaf, sldatH.f4 90 February,
slaAet IA SPOT Rio weak tur cnrgOcs. ist.c.
fugar-Haw stronger and wanted. lair refining,
HC centrifugal. 81 test ga. sales N.gn tons
domestic mOiasscs sugar a. &C two cnrgocs Of
ouniniurnls. - tcst az 3E.etic aud & aud n,
a,up hlEs do, &C Hat; refined nTn aud quiCt.
Mu~lusscs- fonCiEn strong. tust. &c hid, 2c
a'kcd. New orleans quiet
Ricc-Quiet aud steady.
CHICAGO. Ill. March N-On the Produce Ex.
change today the butter market WAS easy; fancy
creamery. Has. choice % line, Oailc. hne
dairy. nesilc choice. iS@4c.
Lggs-Ncak; ioeigc.
Cincinnati, o., MHrth 1~-whisky-Qulct
alC, % barrels finished rluis on "a basis oftLnL
hnicr-Ncnkcr fancy Elgin creamery. sc.
choice dairy roll, sisi0c.
s~ugafaFlrm.
Egs-ilea,y aud dropping at sc
Chceso-Dun.
NEW ORLEANS. In, March M-Conec-Stcidy
aud tfni Rio. common tO prime. E1aAc
Mcc-Quict but steady ordinary 10 prime, o..
&c
Cotton scei Products-sominilly UNCHANGED
sumr--tronE aud higher orcn Kettle. good fair
70 iully iaif, a., common g. fair h.atiis infer.
int. tafss centrifugal aud OF white. Sc. choice
yellow. clarified, IF prime yellow clarified. -
on yeNow clarified 10 scconds, 0et6hc.
Mob e-rtfnuE open kettle, Etncuy prime,
gooi mir s't,lc common 10 good oommon. Isl,
lN Inferior. IaC.
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TurspAY EyRNINa, March 20, 1850.
DoMEsTIC EXCHANGE.


Buying-New York and Eastern points,
demand, l-lO discount; Eastern points,
sight, 10 discount; Cincinnati, 81. Louis,
Louisville and Chicago, lilo discount New
Orleans, = discount
Selling-New York and Eastern points,
$3.50 premium; Cincinnati, st, Louis, Louis
vile and Chicago, lilo premium; New Or
leans, par.
The Secretary Of the Treasury this after
noon accepted the following bonds: Four
and half per cents, registered, $40, 500 at los.
The local cotton market closed quiet and
firm today. Sales 2,450 bales, or 800 TO ex-
porters and 1850 to spinncrs. Notwith-
standing the very inferior supply there was
a good demand, especially for better grades
and at an advance on quotations. At New
Orleans spots closed firm, with futures steady;
near months advanced 1 point distant
months unchanged. Liverpool closed quiet;
moderate inquiry; futures barely steady
and unchanged Manchester cloths steady;
yarns quiet The New York market closed
steady with futures quiet and unchanged.
Hubbard, Price a Co., say: Cotton re-
ceipts today, both at the ports aud known
interior towns arc on n large scale, and
while we oanno expect the present rate 10
be maintained, Us effect seems TO have been
felt in the minds OF buyers, rs they have
purchased but small amounts Of actual cot
ton In any OF the markets. No break 40 far
In the movement is visible, and the opinions
are orystalizing that the crop will rather cx.
coed 100000 than bc under t. In the mean
time all speculation continues dormant and
refuses TO enter into fresh enterprise, aud we
fear the consumer will be tempted by the
large movement 10 pursue tho hand-to'
mouth policy he has found 10 profitable Ia
the past Locally our market has done moth
inr, the slight decline having been recc vcrcd
under the influence Of purchases presumably
for account OF the estate Of the late Mr..
woodward"
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roasted, 1@1hc higher. shclled, red; Sc; white, 7ci
Spanish. lOc; pecans, Texas old, '@izc; Arkansas,
S6f5c; Italian chestnuts, l0@l2hc.
BUTTER-Butterlnc, loo; creamery, 2S@3)c;
dairy. ls@2ic; country butter, l0@20c.
QIDER-ozark, $3.50 per brl aud $500 per hall
brl.
VINEGAR-Per gal, i2@lsc.
EG0s-Quietj boxes, &C: cases, 10c.
RAlsINs-London layers, $500, California, SIPS
per box.
PfCKLEs-Brls, $3.50: bali brls, $500.
POTATOES-F Firm, si.50Ca2.00 per brl; sacks, Goa
zoe; Utah, SOa9O per bu; sweet sl00@2.50 per brl.
FRESH flsH-Buillo, l@2c per ID; cat, &c per
ID. Game, perch, trout, etc, 6@S per ID.
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FlsH-Mnckcrcl, half bril-. 40. T. si@ 40. 2,
slsf No. o. siut iOlh kits. No O. $40 Ma. 2
slAE No H1 by Herring Family, &c per
ilsh Half bril-. SD
Hoo fBupuCrs-fiun pork silg,@ia 5%isurur.
rured helms. llmii e breakfast hlruu. l0ig an ~
slides &c. clear rib sidoA, Ode hong Clcuf. Gi.g
shoulders Co.
LAhD-Tcs JNc half hus, &c kcrs. T.c
choice kettle. - sftiuc firm.
lhl-i MAT -bcci. hindquartcrs, fmlc fore.
quaucn, 2'eaic city h0gs Gassg Country DRESSED,
s'eec pct pound. spafcnha 5a,c, backboncA )
ahp pet IA
rGS fEkl-nhS 1oo half bfs. $50. kegs.
el2a
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ITccdstuns.

HAY-Choicc from store. So oar load. from
l'ycc or depot fiti0diGul prime. irom siufr. sf,
NNa car load. irIm lessee ur deUut. ga. nItllug
pulfic. ifpm store. Snu0V Cnr lnsd. from lrycc ur
DEPOT sipcotfiiul
~cuRN-ltom store, white, ~. t5c mixed, fc.
irum lcNve or depot, white. iu uulk. aatlur. Ia
urks, CSC mixed. la huik, ac lee si,ks, 4C.
bkAN-ftnm siOr', SslitsC irom lcycc or dc
pot. aiLulHila1.
oAlh-hrum store, white. 1GfIGC. mixed. Aa
BE iunA lo,yo ur drp0i, Whitc iu bulk. giasG
ln hnrAl. aNl mL.cl- In MN. 81. In ..nA.. &c.
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FLouR-From siorc, choice. sIlOaisf fancy.
si00atO, extra fancy, shlupsL2t patent s5.5O0
o.: hrm.
CORNMEAt- Pearl. g. N. roller. stiOg2M firm.
4 y ~pEAs=Navy beans $50 medium,
saUn.
O~ATMEAiIln half bis GOir0m store.
CKACktNsa~ndu. rxtm. rs treble extra. CO
0'gC ginger knnps tfts'aC assorted Jumblcs, ilat
l21C. Cuum crackers. shsmsltr.
CRACKED wllENT-h hall bril- $40 rom
stuW.
IIOMINY AND GRIrs-From .lnrc. sa4.
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CHICAGO. ~, Mnrh N-Thc Brorrs JoHrna
Wrnfts Oailc-Ecc lpN. hh1 hcad. shipments
siuckes aud fcciers. t2igLtS COWS. bulls ant
MIXED. sl.Flt1u0 buls, tlsss1e. Texas cattle
tannHAst
Hurs-Kcocipts iTOo0hcad; shipments. 600 head
Market slow. loo lower. closing lad; mixed, $40
gtgo heavy, tLe0esleG light tLsoeaoo skis
Ah0slGO.
sheep Receipts, 900 bead; shipments. 400
head. Market steady; natlyca NntAun Western
AO01lsU lambs, sl5OWt0.
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NEW YOuuK. March 1-tmdc In DRY goods 'rss
very good with lobbcr today. rupi aales being
made In ai kinds Of goods adapted q spring aud
summer Lady. including a succssiul dive In One
To- that class Of goods The demand Tor staple cot.
tons ~ nrt hands was murh impruHei. aud therc
uHsa decidedly better iCrllnr in the market
cotton nauucis arr selling more ifrrly, though
ptius ar nut hNcd. home blankets ~ aiso selling
it fall tmdn Thcrc WHs n largu auction sale III
tllks made hY the fhwuiN Manufacturing tom.
Tauls inrm which low pflCs WUw uuilnci. though
ailsiactuU a. owners hccausc II was a clrannrup
aHNg
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CATTLE Choice to extra, 3h@34c. good, ga
SIC, s~calGwags to medium, lA99Hci choice feed.
crs, $50 and up, 2A@3c; feeders, $50 to $50, ~
m9t{c.
H%0Gs-choice cornfcd. lI@5c; good, 4H@iA
common, 3i5mic
sHEEr-Cnoice, &C; medium, 3H@ic; com.
mon, SLOOai.dU.
.LANBs-Choicc, &C. common to good, per head,
si.JOMAOO.
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lash quotations were as follows

Cash quotations were rs follows:
Flour unchanged.
No. ? spring wheat, 99dgqlc No. 3 spring wheat
9Ggy7c for fancy: No. 2 rcd, gyWJgAc.
No. 2 corn, 9i1Sc.
No. 2 oats 2lc.
No. . rye, &C.
No. barley, nominal.
No, | fRXKccd, SLbl.
Prime timothy seed, SiGj bid.
Mess pork, per brl, sl2.jj@l2G0
Lard. per 100 lbs, S7.0j@5UIl4.
Snort rib sides, loose, 2jHb
Dry saltcd shoulders. boxed, sA500hA
short Clct 7 sides, boxed, sGbItfhb-ts.
Receipts Flour, 10000 brls, wheat 1900 bu; corn,
Gj,OOO bu.
shipments-Flour, 1000 brls wheat, 5000 bu;
cora, 1000 bu; oats, $4,000 bu; rye, 5000 bui bar
Icy, 2I.0O1 bu.
sr. LOUIS, NO., March 26.-Flour quiet and
w~hcat-rhcro was a SHARP decline In May early
IN ne day. breaking market NJ other points, dun
aud lower cables and fine weather bringing out a
pressure % sell. buta reaction followed aud the
close was q above yesterday No. > red, cash, SOS
t9ot &, May, sltdOAc, closed nt 9a-m9Oi4c asked.
June, S51tsEs, closed ut SOS nominal; July, S0S
@etc, closed at Sh,G August "Ss97s'se' closed
C~orn-Qulet but steady unchanged; No. 2mixcd,
cash. 50S April, 9c May, 5J,a 0}sc, closed AZ
july, a2t,r, closed AZ y l,HS2i,c bid: August sJist
g3lsc, closed AZ Siyc.
6a.-Dul; No. 2, cash. 25}sc bid; May, sc2s
lSc-Nothing doing.
Barley Neglected.
ilay-odyrlues stll In exec $ OF demand. prairie,
S00iSijg timothy, Sli0AlaO1
Iran quite and easy at batt3lic
FHAsccd-Quulahle az $40
Load-Morc doing refined, s1tE soft Missouri,
sitJ.
Buttcr-Quiet and unchanged; creamery, 2382Sc.
dairy, AFts1c
Eggs-stcidy. demand good at Sc.
Cufnmeal-siNalN.
rrgvisions-strong in tone. but very little de
maud. ~iors-sl2A Lari-lrimc siclin nominal
az sAlA Dry salt meats shoulders &Gs longs aud
ribs, $40 short clear. BuO Ripou -boxcl shout
der, sdOt LONGS aud nils .0afs0E short clear,
sltllnIth Hums-s0Wit2uu
kcccipr-flour. aOu hh. wheat s.Or0 hu: corn.
sou bu oats 2t,tO0 bu, rye, sou bu barley, &u9
bu.
shipments Flour. i2Oo iris uhclL aOO bu:
cora. Ni0obu oats, 800 bu re, loo bu, bar
ley, loo bu.
kANsAs CITY. No. MsUh M-whclt-weaker
No 2ucd. cash. sc asked. Nay. ~ bld. So asked
No of cash, no bids Dor ogenags Nay. 81 e
BID, pa asked
Com-StcAiy No leash. CSC a.ked May, gjLc
bid. - asked. No white. each. SIC.
Olts-Nu. = cash, no bids nor offerings Nay,
80 asked.
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Co,ton Seed product..

oGL-Prlme crude, $50 Toe; prime summer vel
low, 4b@iSc; choice cooking summer yellow, SO
@59c.
~MEAL-Prime, $40 OO@9OG; less than car load,
s~000@2l.00; OF meal, sIL0O@lG00 less than car
load lots, Sld.00@lZO0.
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nrnrArInNa.

Iui0H9-NN "a Wa n IA N,N MA
Lh a. {. o&sw. a. LNO&T. % RCH&
w. kC NAN s. IN. ~ TM.1g steamer.
20 Wagons pa Total. go bales.
EspoHs-M&C MAJ Ia 10 CO
ksW, iGl D. o&T I'D &c Ma D. -
TN. Dag steamer north. Total % tales
DAILY rom INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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ordnr of Publication.


No 0ou n-tn the Chh1ccy court ~ shelby
county. Tcnn.-stAto Of Iunncsec, usc, etc, Va
Mm hcckand 4 q al
ID apreaung from amcnfod hii IN this cause.
which h sworn 81. that she names az PLACES N
rrsldenoo III the heir Of lhwlcf iakef arr un.
kuuNu. aud cannot ho asccfiaiurd after dlllHeut
frarh aud inquiry, they bchs made defendants
herein on Account ~ any inlrnai thfy may have
Ia aud % two CERTAIN ifaris u land lu shnlhy
totntg. lem, c0niaiuinF niuut ~ tntuo ucnra.
aud l.,riefina on The water az lorsa Haichio uvur
aud bg trrrk Ibis being q suit 10 enforce tar
lien uh aid Irutery.
n IA therefore ordered that they make their an.
pfpraute herein ~ ne court huuar " shelby coun.
". IN the city Of NemphiA nug Taxing uisifist VI
shelly county. Tcnn., on the nut Monday in
MAJ. 1Sn. anil plead, answer uf dcmut 20 com.
pialnants bin. OF The u'po will he taken
luf touicssed a. ~ them aud o., 90 hcaftug "a taHe
aGd hat q copy Of this orlsf H. published once q
upgk tr ionr successive weeks in the MCmphls
Appeal This if,h day of Marh, iS1
"E nMcHENRY clerk and Master
py T., n Caldwell p,CNh
iii &C. ". nslskell, Solicitor, Tor Complain.
ants 0T1io
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ST LOUIS 10, March M-woal quiet and essy,
bright mCiirln. tsslSieg toaase braid. igagic
low sndy, leslie. hnc light iaatsa. hne heavy,
l.lLlN. lnh MAahnd ohllnr. Ml. IMlrnnf. mnl..a
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CLEVELAND. o.. March S.-rctrolcum easy
W, no. 10
WILMINGTON. n. C, March M-nnrpcnunS
nm AZ 60
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COTTON MARKET.

The local cotton market opened quiet and hun
,nd closcd quiet and hun middiing. pf.c salc
lto bales, Including i1 bales last evening. Of
shich eo bales 10 exporters aud LSO bale, 10
pluncn-
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary. sisc Fooi oriinaD. 80 low middllnr
Dbicc middling. SIC good middlinR 100 mid
iling lair i0sC iaiL nominal, dusty. AsliR
over.
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NEw YORK.
Spots opened steady aud closed steady middliur.
i0' g. salcs ti baloa Quotations were ~ FOL.
lows Ordinary, Tfc good ordinary. SIC low
mlddliug, = il.iGc middiing iO,.C good middllng.
i0sc middlinF fair. n bite fair n taiec.
futurt o. oncd steady and closed quiet % lol.
low Match, io.oosiooh April, pg1tginot MAY,
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
MONEY = TO 8 PER GENT. NEW YORK
EXCHANGE $3.50 PREM. SELLING.

Cotton Quiet and Firm-Middling Cot
ton, o 7-eo-sa,es Today, 1850 Bales
The General Market lie Steady
Meats Firm.
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short lbs and the market exhibited only Sign
cnsnges. Prices ruled 7H@iOc higher.
The leadIng futures ranecd ns follows
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Groerrtes.

CANNED GOonS r~incappics. ALFALFA.
Teaches 2 he stindnni si.asfl. 10. arcond. sLno
Tomatoes, . he standard > ~ tits standard. Sl.i0.
NtriwbcfiCs ti1A lihspheUirs siM Mackbsr
ftcH tlW ouurn gaevs. ti.ln. fcuu. ti.ig. plums
sta Asparagus A.ut Green corn. u Ooat. IN
trrUn peas. tl,A Cove uysirr. fan weight 10.
piorfc 2lts. tihhgiUt light weight. a. lhs
sun Condensed M~nk=Cmwu. sltr Eagle. g. NJ
Swiss. eiih salmon. siG ~aulinc. slsa mus
tari s%aHilncs sLt0 Mackcfcl. STA. herring mack
crcl, tLlA
sbdAR-rurc white Taav,c. OF white. ia
30 yellow Clnnncd, TsnTAFg rsnnct \. 5f.c
standard gmnulatcd, A. ,msi.C powdered. gl,tyt.r
cut luai' v,s3'sc oiyn kettle, o s'vE very
strlur.
uuffEE Common, ne fair. iar prime Rio.
iP4wip',C choicc 10 iaucJ, ips0,,c. old govern
mclt Hdt1ic steady.
sALi-saFinaw. slgsti.m pct barrel Ohio
River t..sih irf hh. Louisiana. siii@LD.
arks, the slHn Cunro. ~ pkta, g.a5c.
hlIl- louidln a. Ftsd'tr Carulina, tts1c. hm
tTAlrli= laIlc
IlE So Prime nat- NeW York factory,
49, tull crcaui, iAr Young America. nc.
MuLAssls-lnuislana common 10 talL MN.
prime chuicg. Uftt.C fancy. ~ Ucnthfurals.
common 10 tuit AV,Nc prime 10 choice, nasfc
syrup, AfitlC nm
CANpits-sticks al sbts. he bxa. pls aud hrls.
:, ineRc iancy assorted, pHil'G cAtu fancy.
ilsltkT lrm.
soAr AND CANDLES sap s',,sc candle.
full weight 1nr
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IIousehofd supplies.

fNtlT-slridy. OUUrUaaT nHia. AfntlOO
PEI boa hr.iuH, fin.tLW pr box. Lomobs,
tltAHAw Icr huN. lauun.H a. uftt a ~ per bunch.
batra tetc lEs i.aIr Urf pound
APPLE. ftslW per iHffrl Dried appios.
q pef lb iroufsiotc Died PEACHES 2s1ko nom
sIUfr.
AWE Qnail " etti0 ucr ioE wild turkeys,
ogtar uChi mallafd durks SO Ter d0E.
AhllH auuiuua tlb pr bril- cabbage.
Ncw utcnhs ctatc sltietA0 kuiut, pet hFl. $50
hali ht, t1W garlic, 10 Yer i0o pannips, $40
liz .i~hlrlcnN young. sfncg10 mixed,
tAataun hcuN tttOstaN iuheys so ING. Nuo
w.VN ul sAu'fllut reese, sly1aa0, huckk,
unssri tuflt,a iiftinc per lbi hem,
rhI"hrua a.ifat ~ afnte eioltta0l
HiI- .'iuIit thHp. ~ pr 100 pcanutsl
NlL-l-n. l" truurrsr humcH' stock. heer.
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WHISKY Straight kcuiuoky nnurhon. sttog
dn1 hOngtsOu aud Lincoln oouuties nrm NJ sL.si
mlu0. Eastern ncs, atnnIhuL nruurdiug a. Az
ANA make common whisky, upyassi.li arcurllnr
topnai nuihiur under Oh pcr cCnL quoted.
hFatl Ins sLunlfI W Mink. ihffjc. Cnnn.
huniVf hlndlgA lai. country handled. ihatss
otter NuhteFH hcilvf, siutfia0 wildcat iin
hr iuh l"ffe mntkUtt iul r npuaaum, i0f
~ Noli' Hfesl.uf panther nr.tsiu0 skunks, 10
ass.
Gs,ss srrns Rci clover siA bu. herds. sa
~ nW utuhhri. t.GfflH hu timothy. NTaalu l
hu uormhn mllvL hai'fy hu. Hungarian. 100
tr hu.
GlN Ul~siN Tor domestic. slNolo Tor I'm.
W~NGGtNGan4ioc.
TtsasilO
s%nur-pmn slgs buck sia
lfAnAHhafs.
TALUuWattr
sNuff-Glrrctfs uost Ralph'a sl02F Rail.
mad. So Coil a AKa uuu
fuWphh-kegN t,UE hall koEs $40 quarter
kCTs glA
Wool nurp. rrca,c WOOL. unwa.hci. isa2r.
clear rnag Woo. fa.c bury. washed, Netlnc.
tub washed, MN.V.
coal oii-rrmc white. wholesale lots 30
Per salon,
r6nACco-comuon 2,a1oe othor SHADES ~
UfNH.
HfFswAX-gt
N~Aiis-lrun. Slng steel. slia
HIDES HnU nlut No. T. iNe SO. . TC dry altri.
tc No 2 n Efrru siliri. No T. tri No. . aNlNr.
kt,el g. dcrnAinA AWiC shccpskins tcHsLOp.
steady.
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A DANGER SIGNAL.
Sometimes a Rest should be Taken, even
if Bankruptcy Threatens.

From the 1siital.
There are a good many kinds of headache.
In these days the nervous headache is a very
distinct variety. 1t is generally in front Of the
head, across the forehead, over the eyes. But
ii may be in some other parts-at the top OF
the head, at one or both sides, at the back, or
all over. 1t is painful. depressing disabling
A man feels at the height OF the paroxysm like
hunter who had galloped his legs clean Of
and who could not leap a three-foot
ditch TO save his life. The spur is of
| no use, neither is the whip. The pain in
| the head is worse TO bear than either and the
/ patient will rather endure both whip and spur
than make any kind of effort which will; make
the head pam worse. Physic by itself is of no
use. There Is not a single drug known 20 medi-
cal science which will OF itself at once and per-
manently cure nervous headache. On the
other hand. drugs are not always needed. A
complete change of air and circumstances will
usually take away the pain in ten or twelve
| hours Perfect rest of a duration proportioned
TO the severity and long continuance of tho
| symptoms, will make the cure permanent
There are, of course, methods in relieving or
| diminishing the pain until such time il may
| be possible TO obtain the complete rest. But the
rest is the thing to be secured at all costs IL
| not, the pain goes from bad to worse and the
| risk from less TO greater. The final consequence
| 1t Is impossible 10 predict except that break
| down is sooner or later inevitable. and the
breakdown may be for year or for lifetime.
A nervous headache is danger signal; il it
be frequent, the danger is increased: if it be
continuous, q catastrophe is imminent. The
driver must put on his brake at all hazards, or
he will probably soon have leap for his life.
| There are very few sets of circumstances in
which 1t is mans duty TO go on with his work
| when he Is in this condition at all risks Even
threatened bankruptcy had better be risked
than a threatened life. Besides man who is
| in the unyielding grip of permanent nervous
headache is not really the best Judge Of his own
| circumstances. He magnities and distorts
things amazingly. He takes counsel Of his
fears, and abandons his hopes and courage al
| together. Rest, We repeat-immediate and
sufficient rests the sovereign remedy A
fortnight at once may be better than year six
weeks hence
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LOCAL NOTES.

The exhibition drill of the Corcoran Cadets
that was to have occurred on the capitol
grounds this evening is postponed until further
notice.
Are We better than our great-grandfathers?"
is the quaint query that forms the topic of con-
sideration at the dinner of the Six O'clock club
on Friday evening at Marshall hall.
Hes all right when he is SOBER" said Mrs.
Mary Davis, who appeared before Judge Mil
Ter this morning and charged her husband NJ.
G. Davis, a clerk in the Pension office, with
making threats toward her, but she did not
want him sent to Jail. The case was not dis
posed of. Judge Miller sent for DIR. Shadd of
the Freedman's hospital, and Mr.. Davis agreed
to go with the doctor to the hospital for treat
ment.
The assistant superintendent and agents of
the Metropolitan life insurance company
called to-day to bid farewell to their depart
ing superintendent, MIR. WALL who leaves
for Brooklyn tomorrow. Mr.. John H..
Barnes, in a few appropriate remarks, pre-
sented to Mr.. Wall, on behalf of the staff,
with a handsome gold watch-chain, with Ma
sonic charm attached. Mr.. Wall, after a few
words of thanks, introduced to them their new
superintendent, Mr.. Robert Cook.
The Old Guard last night elected A. J. Gun
ming, ]. NJ. Pipes, II. Wakley, A. C.. Bromley
and E. H. Harner, one-armed veterans, as q
color-guard.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. June 19.-Cotton dull-middling.
H.. Flour quiet and steady y city mills Rio
brands extra 4.70a4.gD. Wheat-southern firm
and higher: Fultg. Sja9r9: Long cherry S7a!2: first
arrivals 2ls bushels new Virginia prime sold $50
common soft so: western. steady: No. = winter
red spot. sI%; June, si4; July, S0&aSl: Au-
gust. SOh aSUh: September, SLASH Corn-south-
orn. white steady, 43a4J yellow. easier, HAL \;
western. steady; mixed spot, 40ka4O-s; June,
40EaIOa: July. 4l1sa4lL: Au gust, lssa4Izs "a;
September. 42's bid; steamer 3 u. Oats, firm
western white, 32a:}4; western mixed, 29a3O:
graded No. white. 33I Rye nearly nominal
prime 10 choice, JOa52. Hay, choice bring out
side: others tame - prime to choice timothy,
l4OOal4.JO. Provisions steady. Butter, eggs and
petroleum unchanged, Coffee nominal-Rio car
goes fair, l75aa11H. Sugar strOng-A soft, 81:
copper. firm: refined loyal. Whisky unchanged.
Freights 10 Liverpool ger steamer quiet-grain
per bushel, 2Ad Cork for orders, 3s.9d. Re-
ceipts-nour, 1000 barrels: wheat, 5000 bushels;
corn, 5000 bushels; oats, 5000 bushels. Ship
meDts-none. Sales-wheat, 81 900 bushels; corn,
80 900 bushels.
BALTIMORE, June 19-virginia threes. 69L(
a6Sh; baltimore and Ohio stock. s47s; Northern
Central. G'a7:s Cincinnati, Washington and Bal
timore hrsts. 1saas: do. seconds, 52a52K; do.
threes, 2'a2ok; consolidated gas bonds, 1l4a;
do. stock, Az.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-19
CARRIED OVER A DAM.
Sullivan and Muldoon try to Rescue q
Guest but Fail.

New York World special from Belfast. n.
Y, says: Sullivan and Muldoon were visited
yesterday by Mr.. Martin Laux, a young LAWYER,
OF Buffalo, who is also manager for Rogers,
Milburn Locke, Of that city. After dinner
il was suggested by Messrs. Muldoon and Sulli-
van that the party, including Mike Cleary, OF
New York, and Mr.. johnson. Of Cincinnati, take
a stroll TO the Genesee river for bath. After
enjoying the clear. fresh water about half an
hour the party came out, and. with the excep-
ton Of Mr.. Laux, who remained on the oppo-
site shore, began dressing. He was an expert
swimmer and an athlete OF some note, and as
he started to swim back little attention was
paid to HIM. as no danger was anticipated. The
party was chatting and laughing, when all at
once cry for help from Laux was heard. All
Immediately commenced dsrobing and in
few seconds plunged into the river The strong
swimmers put in their best strokes 20 reach
LauN, but before they could get 10 him he was
carried over mill-dam. 200 feet below, and
was drowned. Messrs. sullivan and Muldoon
made every efforts possible 10 rescue him.
even at the risk of their own lives but all
efforts proved fruitless, and as vet the body
hes not been recovered 1t is thought he was
taken with cramps