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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-13
CHANCERY SALE
uF -
REAL ESTATE.

No. 5.O1o. Rim the Chanccry Court OF Shelby
county.-hm. Armstrong Ct al vs.. III. A. Arm
strong CT al
by virtue Of an introductory decree Tor sale On.
tend IN the above cause on the 18th day OF February
issq. N - ca pfgc 20 | will sell, ut public nuo.
aud Masters Office. at the Main street entrance VI
the courthouse Of shelby county, McmphlA Ten.
ne,sce. on
saturday. asa Dav of March. 1880.
within LEGAL hour the following described prop
cfty, situated In Memphis, shelby county. Tenn,
toWir
Fart Of lots q. 20 aud n. on the plan Of Thomp-
sons subdivision aud being IS feet front on tho
east side OF Dunlap siucct extending eastward be-.
tween parallel lines from the front aud pnril.ol
With Adams street % feet 10 the west line Of lot 5
Of aid subdivision An alley u feet udc llc tho
south side Of the aid part OF lots ~ - and o. aud
the beginning point Of aid property is on the eat
ldc Of Dunlap street ~ feet 20 in nf the inccc.
ton 81 the south Eidc NJ Adams street extended
With the east side 81 Dunlap stnct
Also a lot OF land near Memphis, known and do
sCribed upon liuppcrts plan oi subdivision a. lots
Nos ! aud 2 beginning Al the intersection Of the
north side Of lass street or avenue with the west
side Of street y feet wide the southeast corner Of
lot No. !. thence Wcstwnrily with the north side OF
nass avenue ~ feet and incht to The southwest
corner n lot No. thence nurihwhrily on the limo
u lots Nos aud - icci 10 the northwest corner
81 lot No thence oifiWnfdlY iui feet aud inches
10 the northeast corner Of lot No l. and a. the west
fido II the ttfpct - icct vide thoncc with the west
side Of aid street 40 feet inches 10 the begin
ming.
rart iois p ~ aud u viii he sold A. ono lot aS
will also lots and
Terms Of saic-Ono half cash. balance on n credit
Of twelve months mole bearing Interest with tccur-
iiy rcuulfcd. lieu rainlupd
This ist day Of March, isso
n ~ MciiENRY. Clork aud MssieL
VIM. ". Randolph. solicitor
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nnmhlinr. OF ihr mn.

TnE United States Rolling Stock COM
pany nj Annislou, Ala, has orlcra ON
hand for 600 ears.
-Four SWru, AK, Is cndcavoring 20
rais' $50. 600 to secure the extension of the
Fort Smith, raria& Dardancllo road, which
u supposcdtp be a part OF the Kansas City,
Forl Scot, 4 Memphis system.
Tur machine shops Of the Memphis &
Charleston rad, shortly to be constructed
at sheffield Ala, will loo enlarged greatly
beyond the original design On account OF
the increased uAll,c OF the road to be
brought about by ils Absorption by this
Richmond Terminal system.
Tnr Missouri Pacific Railroad COMPANY
/ has mtu at work on two cut-o.Is, one lr1u
McCmckcn, kas., southeast TO larnod
about thirty miles, aud the other FROM
/ Collryyille, km, 10 Wagner. Ind. T.
seventy miles. Whom completed the cut
offs will connect existing lines oi lac com
pany moro directly. and wi, give it "a com
p,mliycly straight route from Pueblo
| Col. TO Little Rock ani thence TO Mem
phia.
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NrN NoHg, March ~. Tho World says
Secretary Of thc Navy Tracey, II was an-
nounccd Yesterday, had become a member
Of the vcll-knoNn law Grm Of Tracey,
Boardmnn 4 rlatt, Of No. 20 Court street,
BROOKLYN, aud the Mills building. this
city. This announcement will appear very
significant in connection with thc fact that
Mr.. Plait. Ut luccy, hoarlman & Plat, h.
a sou OF ex-senator Thomas q. plniL tn,
Tracey of the original firm Is Charles 4.
Tracey.
Secretary Tmccy's former law partner
were Gen / G.. Catin, Vim. &. Dewitt
aud John T. Hudson, succrsiycly. Il h
likely that the nov hrm style will be
"iucry x Tracey. liolrdmGn 4 PLATE oi
Tracey. Blardman, Tracey q plait"
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RUMBLINGS OF THE RAIL.
THE MEETING OF THE. MISSOURI PA
CIFIC DIRECTORS.
Statement OF the Roads Earnings and
Expenditures = A. F. Walker VIII
Probably be at the Head OF the New
Railroad Association.

The situation Of the consolidation OF the
Bee Line and the Big Four system, as out
lined by a prominent railroader, is as fol-
lows 1t is reported that the NanderbilIs
have recently purchased about $1,000
shares Of the Big Four stock, the price
averaging 500. This merely gave them a
minority interest, but their purpose has
always been held TO he the ultimate cap
ture OF the Chesapeake & Ohio not con-
trolled by G. p. Huntington, the Big Four
being controlled by Mr.. Huntington,
Drexel, Morgan & Co., Geo. Bliss and NJ.
l.. Ingalls,. To get the Chesapeake & Ohio
they need the Big Four which feeds At;
hence the deal now consummated.
II will he extended by making the con-
solidated lines jointly lease the lndianapo-
lis x st. Louis road, which has long been
"A burden to the Bee Line, its annual de-
felt amounting TO several hundred thou.
sand dollars. The new line that will be
taken into the system will DO the Cleve-
land, st. Louis * Kansas CITY, which is
now in course OF construction. Mr.. In
gals will DO president Of the consolidated
companies.
The combination will take in the Big
Four with 1888 miles of road, capital stock
$4,000 O00 bonded debt $4,000, 900; the
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati q Indi-
anapolis 73S miles OF road, capital stock
$4,000, 600, bonded debt Sl0,6i0,000 and
the Cleveland, st. Louis& Kansas City, 800
miles Of road, capital stock Sl2,0OO00O,
bonded debt $40, 100000 The leased lines
20 with the rest OF the property. II is not
believed that new capital stock will be is
sued. Each line will so into the new com.
bination upon terms that will give each
line a certain percentage OF the earnings OF
the combined lines. The Big -Four secures
81. Louis aud Kansas City line. The
Nandcrbilts get line TO Kansas City, aud
the Big Pours debt will be all refunded
by 1890 into per cents. This line also
contributes good terminals at both Cincin-
matt aud indianapolis. The general Office.
OF the combined lines will probably be lo'
Gated In Cincinnati.
"laying virtually acquired the Big
Four" said an old railroad man, they
will soon reach out to the Chesapeake a
Ohio. The effect OF cap uring the Chcsa.
pcakc 4 OHIO can hardly be estimated. IL
Is goal well worth attaining.
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To AIIaui,..l c,np,n,e.

WAsuiNOtnN, March l2.-lhc following
order has b.cn islel 10y ,hc Interstate
Commerce Commission aud will be- sent TO
~ railroad companies subject 10 the act 10
regulate commerce:
"whcrcas, Section Of the act 10 rcgu.
late commerce a. amended March >. 1889.
authorizes tho Commission to direct when
Joint traffic shall nr made public and 10
prescribe the measure ul publicity 10 be-
gwen to the simr, and further authorizes
the Commission o. make public proposed
advances aud rrdur ions Ia joint tariffs Ia
sich manner a. may be- drrmcl practical
bic, and 10 prescribe iiie measure OF pub.
licity 10 hc gwen tp advances mr. reduc-
tons u joint tariffs, u Is OIL ed rs fol-
lows
IAN advances and reductions IN Joint
rates, iiIps unl charges shown upon joint
tariffs established by common carriers
subject 70 the provisions OF the act 70
regulate commerce shall b. made public
Every such advance or reduction slial be
20 published Ne plainly printing the Same
IN large tyue, two copies OF when shall
b. ppstcd Tor the use ~ the public Ia two
public aud conspicuous places Ia ever,
depot, station ~ onicc 81 such carrier
whore passengers or freight respectively
are wyciycd foe transportation uuici
such schedules, ia such form that the,
shall b. accessible To thc public aud b.
conveniently Inspected. such schedule
thall b. ~ posted ten days prior 10 thD
taking eject ui any such reduction II
Joint rates, iafcs aud charge
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Either the volume Of business Is too
enormous for their facilities or tho rail
roads are entirely too careless about the
handling Of freight
Ten days, two weeks, and sometimes
longer, to haul freight less than 500 mile.
Is altogether too slow Tor this rushing age,
IL wish TuE ArPRAL would warm up
the railroad companies about their indif
ference in the hauling OF ireighis shipped
10 Memphis" said agcntleman who spoke
by the cards To an ArrEAL reporter yestcr'
day. at "a not an unusual thing for orders
from Cincinnati shipped in less than
carload lois 10 occupy ten days and
more in transit. The cars contain.
ING them arc sidcirackod wherever
and whenever Il suits the convenience Of
railroad managers, and there they are
allowed 90 remain until such time a. II
may please them 10 move the belated cans
forward
Gentlemen Of the railroad world, Mem
phis Is no longer 4 way station or country
Town, or even q small city II is a great
and growing commercial metropolis, aud
has great need Of rapid delivery Of ircights
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CmcAGo, H., March l2.-Thc Western
railway presidents met here tolly 10 hear
the report Of the committee appointed at
n recent meeting 10 tender 20 Commits.
sioner Aldacc T. Walker Of the Inter.
slate Commerce Commission, the chair.
manship Of the new Interstate Conm1rco
Railway Association. and to secure bis dc.
ciaion la thc matter. The committee worc
present at II o'clock, the hour NJ which
the rcpon was 10 have been made, aud ii
was nearly noon before actual business was
begun. The body Is now in session and
the result u thn committees conference
b. not positively known, thouih Do is uu.
dcfsio0d that SIR. Walker aas airnilcd biz
Willingness 20 accept the pos ion ON cgr.
tain conditions, which tie committee d
charged w..h presenting Cor consideration
% today's meeting
At2 cl0rk the committee were siiil IN
session. Il Is learned that Nc Walker j.
10 the city, anl that the prcalrrs are en-.
dcavoing 10 induce him 10 accept th,
place. bot thai. 20 Gar, nothing decisive hli
been arrived at
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Il A. In Iin,.r

Tho Louisville & Nashville Railroad, or
the Memphis branch Of IL, ia growing up
with this city. and IT'S owners are gather.
ing In the shokels. Superintendent o. NJ.
Dunn stated TO an inquiring ArrEAL re-
porter Yesterday that "our business al
along this season has been away ahead o
9, year, aud now Il ~ fully % per cent
ahead OF ten days AGO. have no doubt,
continued Mr. Dunn, that all the rail
roads entering Memphis can truihiully re-
port ~ largc by increased volume OF busi
/ mess
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-13

ST. L0uH, Mo-, March Eat the an.
nual meeting Of the Wabash Western
stockholders today 2p1,01g shares wcrc
voted, but one shan being missing. The
new directory u composed Of o. ID. Ash.
Icy, 4. II. Hubbard, Y. 7. Wells, Cyrus J..
Lawrence, II. X. Mcllsrg Peter b. Wye
Lon. Eningham II. Nichols, James T. Howe
aud Charles NJ. Hays. The only changes
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Mig Agents Here.

III Mitchell. general freight agent,
and w. II. prouly, general ticket agent
Of the Newport News 4 Mississippi Valley
Railway, also !. l.. Fmyzcr, supcrn.
tpndcni Of the sans line. arrived from
Louisville Yesterday. They were accom-
panied hy j. b. Dunlap, leading mer.
chant oi the Halls City.
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An Extremely MIA Damage suit.

-iHfisl Dispatch 10 Tho Appeal
BuuNOnAN, Ala, March i2.--Ms
Hannah Jacobs, the wife II the engineer
by that sirnamc, who was killed In the
wreck on tho birmingham Mineral Road
In the latter part Of January, brought sui
IN The Circuit Court here today i.f $780,
900 damages.
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in the board are ii. X. McHarg. who sue
ceeds Il. A. Elmer, and the resignation OF
Charles NJ, Hays, general manager OF the
road. The new directory will meet in
New York March rs, faa1 organize by
election OF officers.
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For Il ,ausirg purifying AMI ecaV,iN ing
the skin and s,a'p and rcs,orine thc hair az
chlilpn and infants and 1csiD'yius the
Lcriu, ol ,croiula ami al hereditary humor,
the CuuCUE, RENrrirs arr simply inialhblc
CrricyRN. the grvlt skin cUro, Instantly al
lays the most as1uiruc uchlny burning
CUrlrrGA S,Ar, the crcltc,t Of skin bcauu.
6crS l. iuis IcnS..blc boz trl8tiug skin diseases
and baby buinor>. ltpr'iuccs thc whilcsi,
c'r'rl.t skin and soitrsl hsuis frye frOm
ttru'. sat ~ h'cmi,h. CVriCvEN Rr>ot.
yrNf. ihc new bloot puridvr, clCauscs the
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-13
CHANCERY SALE
REAL ESTATE.

No. bo07, Rim the Chancery court Of shelby
oouny.-W. d VIM ct al " james y Winn q
OIL
ny virtue Of an lnicriocuiory decree Tor saie. IN.
tered in the abpyc causo On The llst .ly Of Deem.
bUI Lass N, a. c. pIFr M. will Hrll - public uucs
tion.io the highest bidder. in ifont Of the Clerk
aud Masters unCc, nt The Maiu Frtei entrance 81
the Courthouse OF shelby county, Nompha Ten
ncsacc. on
Saturday. ESD Day Of March. 1850.
within legal hours the following described prop
Criy. situated 10 shelby county. Tenn, to.wiE
Lying AMI bgiug u tho Fifteenth Iiyil District
hnre =. section . IN ihr tith surveyor dll.
riot beginning NJ stake Zoe The cout1r " the New
Raleigh mad. The same being tho northeast corner
IT the Lincoln ~ acrc trirt thcurc north u dc.
gfyc, cast - chains aud links panillc with said
rnli. thence spuih "a chains ID luks, thence west
~ chains aud % linkg thence south and crossing
DyprCss cfces N chalus 90 q sake. thence west
chains aud p luks thence north with the east liue
~ sald Lincoln ~ Hrfr tnrt n chains and ~ links
~ the beginning containing ID aCUs.
Alao go alrrt hcFIuuniug 10 stake IN tho
center OF the New RALEIGH mad % the intersection
ui Mays ntcuuc thcurr nufh drgwcs u min.
utcs. wot 20 chaiug thence east ls chains and ~
Inks thence north DERIVES Hud % minutes west
~ chains aud IN links al TIE Intersection ul NAYS
avenue win Nouh avenue, thence east plmllcl
With aid North avenue Dl chains thCuru south ~
links ucncc south u chains and links o. the
orntCr ol the New raleigh rnai thence south ~
drrfueH an seconds west with thuro Ter uf s1d mad
rhniuH and "a Links thence south u degrees west
with the ccuicr Of sd ruad q chains 10 The Begin
nlur.
Trfms of salo-Cash, redemption barnd
This itt day oi March, 1872
D. a. MciiENlY. Cick aud Master.
W. W Goodwin, l.. W. liumca la1cr b0yle
SOLICITOR
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REVENUE.

Betterments OF the road amounting TO
Sl65. 600 were charged to current operating
expenses. The report shows that in the
construction Of new lines 81, 362, 6SS have
been expended, OF which amount $1,000
900 was advanced by the directors. This
is explained by the statement that when
construction was entered upon there was q
ready market for railroad securities, Mis-
souri, Pacific selling above par, with the
reasonable expectation that the market
would improve The decline in the stock
necessitated the advance by directors
which the stockholders are notified they
can repay at leisure with interest not 10
exceed per cent. per annum.
Immediately after The annual report OF
the directors had been submitted the cleo
ton occurred. The total number OF shares
outstanding are 40, 74G4. Tho total num-
Der voted in person lll,O5O4. Repre-
scnted by proxy, l52,0j6E total number
voted, 206,072t. The new directory con.
sists OF Jay Gould, Sidney Dillon, Samuel
Sloan, Russell Sage, Thos. I. Eckrt,
George j. Gould, II. q. AIarquand, a. L.
Hopkins, Il. X. Slsby, George j. Forrest,
G. S. Greedy and = III. III. Clarke. The
only change In the directory is the sclcc
ton OF DIR. John 7. Mum, in place OF Il. ;.
Hayes. The election OF officers will occur
in New York upon the return OF the Gould
party from their trip over the Southwestern
system.
Immediately after the close Of the an-
nual meeting, Mr.. Gould and party 10.
paired 10 the Southern for dinner and
shortly after departed by special train, ac-
complnied by several officials Of the road.
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rnetn,,Rivcrs, situation.

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PLAYERS services have b,cn made As 4
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| -
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ADDRESS REGISTERED LETTERS 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans, La

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Orleans, and the Tickets arc signed by the Prssi.
dent OF an Institution whose chartered rights aro
recognized Ia the highest Courts therefore. beware
OF all limitations or anonymous schemes"
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ing Anything In our name olercd for less than
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3,i3i Prizes. amounting to-. .......si 1854, 500
NorE-Tickeis drawing Capital Prizes are not en-
titled TO Terminal Prizes
For CLUBRAr orany further information do
sired write lcgibly 10 the undersigned clearly stat
ing your residence with State, county, street aud
number. More rapid return mail delivery will 30
assured by your enclosing an envelope bearing
your full. address
Send POSTAL NOTES, Express Money orders
or New York Exchange In ordinary letter Currency
by Express lat our expensel addressed
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Missouri Pac,ae Meeting.

ST. LOUIS, March l2.-The annual meet
ing of the stockholders of the Missouri
Pacific Railway convened at the general
offices OF the company in this city this
morning. The report of the board sf di-
rectors showed the following earnings and
expenditures
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julius J. Fecks. chief CLERK Of the Bureau
Of steam Engineering. Nav Department,
has resigned.