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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-17
Ammdrt8 Auhdg Muu aug 10urNnbt
l. W0LFS0N, Ecke Main Plaza Acequia- -Stasse SAN AN

auf Almas 6er5 erlofden gu isin E6ei=
men. 70 tann man i6on allenfaas elm
libriges tbun. uub cine CUTE @elagenz
belt 1T es, bieiem berriiften GduImei-
fer 3u iagen: Meni6, .penn elm Mdb.
den tDie 0iefe 9elene fur mid nit Gas
nonen f96fe uno einem iibelberufeuen
lieutenant brobel y auf bic 8u6e riifte,
oann tpaBte il, mas i'd tbdte llnb i6
oenfe, er tuirb es aud merfen, ,pas et
ou tbun bat, unb bann finb mir ibn log,
unb Ilma 1T mein obne WiSerrebe =
unb man triegt eabli6 &ube DOR ben
berfu6ten Mani6dern!
Wa1 biefer Glarlteltuhg feiner &C.
oanten Grbeitete ct ii9 aug ieiner uers
i6an.teH Gfe berbOr unb riifete ficb gum
Nusgeben.
Sn berfelben Mii ute aber {batteIte
5eIene iebr b~fiimmert tiber lih Ielbff
ben 9opf. DAB ibr bas sSbeaI ibrer
Sug D beute 70 gan3 nur ben ginbrud
etnes geD6buli1en SterbIi9en gemadt
batte unb fie i'm 10 gang o5ne ciFerIa6.
tlgen 8ram elmer anbern ab3utreten per.
lltobte, bas tonnte iie fi1 nidt bersei=
ben. 8ottbolb tpirb etpig bieier ieiner
eriten Siebe treu bIeiben, feufste iie,
uno i'd bin ieiner unwertb eetporben!
@inige Stunben ipdter f9ritt iiber
cen ountlen 6oftaum Der Ssrau Geds
nungsrdtbin @ebrfe eiue lGpar3e Sc.
ftalt, eine brennedbe 2aterie un6 meb-
rere arhere 8egcaifdnbe traeenb.
o. I Oes 6immels, rief etl6roden bic
Rdtbin, tpel6e aufdQis aus bem Rd3ens
tsniier iab, 6eleue, tuer f6Ieidt ba bel
yta9t unb ytebeI tiber uniern 6ofs Sos
1T mir bod febr dnsfli6. ueberbeupt
1T bente ein 10 unbeimIi9er Sag, ia
.tpeiB gar ni@t, trie mir iff, unb 9u biit
au9 10 fonoerbar. 2en9en. unb ma9lt
elm Sef9t, als uean Die SaBe aonnern
bort, unb bel 0errn 8eling 1T aud ct.
mas ni9t in Orbnung; er framt unb
lpirtbihaftet 10 + lnberIid berum, unb
bonn bat er einen gefud, Der tuie eir
lieutenant f6na tie, unb 0ann ift's
gor5 f.a BEL ibm unb aud fein 9id1t,
nno u 9auie 1T er bod, benu i'd Bat
lbn msbrmals laut it0hnen ooer ieufieu
b6rsn, tuenn id bas Obr an bic 3pi.
lhentbiir Iegte, unb es fo1 ibm in Der
S6ule etDos paifirt iein, unb feben Iai,
len tbut er fi6 gar ni6t. Sos lit a0es
10 un9elmli9, 70 unbeimIi6! unb nun
oteIer Wteni6 nit Der 9lenolaterne
trug etpas auf bem 4rm, peiBt Du, et=
mas unbeimIides, wabrbaftig, o mein
4ott, Seiene, es fab tpie cine Rinbers
let9e aus! Wenu er bic III unIerem
Garten beri9arren piG = uuh na9ber
= bic poli3ei % Sinh, &iab, flible
ltur. tuie i'd sittere! Ater 6err Sofs
tor gelling muB uns 81 6llFs tommen,
er muB, er 1T ein Viaan, tuenn aud)
nur Elm Watbemaii'er, unb mir stpei
tDebrlofe Weiber!
Sa, ia, Wuiter, REF pcltne tura id)
bole ibn i9Oni llnb iie mari Elm 8ud,
um unb elite blnaus iibet ben 6of
benz nd3tIiden Wanberer mad.
(Eortietune foIat)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-17
10 ieBt benz &ufe te5 @nfels freuoiait
fDI0eu t1prhP

~ le9t ueit Nule Ceo GHTel5 1reu0t41t
folgen tperbe."
: Cine 9epel9e Der Sblniid1en
3tg." aug ct. petersburg melbet, oaB
bic @5arina ben @aaren am 20. D. Mlts.
auf ieiuer &eiIe nod Berlin be9leiten
tperbe.
: Sn 2utbers @sburtsaubt gis.
leben in Sbiitiugen finb Is perfonen
on Der 3ridinOfs geftorben unb meitere
IL llegen lebensgefdbrlih onnieber.
= Die beutI1e @orbette vOIga", Bic
befanntIid in benz Srfan por 5omoa
10 f9mer mitgenOmmen tporben 1T unb
fib 10 tlidtig gebalten bot, 1T in Siel
eingetroHen. Die gan3e 8ebblterung
bat bsr Wtanni6oft bes &rieos|fiffts
eiusn eroBartigen @mpfans bereitet.
= Von W}iiH6en pirb gemeIoet, baB
oas bortige 9ofbrdubaus am 27. Sept.
oas Geft ieines 300idbrigen 8eitebens
feftli6 begeben pia. gs ion unter Sin,
berem ein eroBartiger Nuf5ue ber 8rdu,
tne9te in alt.oeutfGer Sra9t beranfal.
tet tuerben.
Sn 6ranffutt am Main Itarb bies
Ter Sage Sufanne Sebrenbs, bic ebes
malige Braut beg Didters Nlcolaus Sc.
nau. Sbr 8rduiisam tpurbe betannt.
lid om Gage Dor ber So63eit-im Of
tober 1844-luabninnig unb ltorb bier
Sabre na9ber i'm Wabnfiun.
Sn bet pnriier gatrunenfabrit
oes Str. @orpiQaiu, oem au9 bic fiirs.
lid in bic 2uft gefogene 9nttperpener
Wtunitionsfabrit geb6rte, fanb ebenfals
cine grploiOn ltait, unb sluar beim
@ntlaben alter unbrauGbar geiporoener
patronen, bic @orpillain In groBen
Wengen pon Der &esierung angefauft
bate, UNI bic &useln uno bic Wetals
0hlien lpieber su berWenben. Ser
S6dben biefer Srplolion mar ieood)
ni9t febr bebeutenb unb nur uenigs
Nngefelte trugen Ieidte Derlebungen
babon.
= Die Sanbidube Der Yrobin3 ban.
ttober gaben au Gbren bes 3ailers gBiIs
belm II. Elm grOBes Gef'8anfett.
= Na6 ben neueften Na1ri1ten bon
Samoa 1T Walietoa pieoer in bic
Wtadt eingeieBt Dorben. st uub Mas
tafa merben iib aber bis our &atifieIs
rung bes gerIiner 8ertrages bur9 ben
ameritanii6en 8un6esienat na6 Der
Sniel Wtanona begeben unb iid ieben
@ingriffs in bic &esieruus obsr 8er=
tpaltung Der Snfeln entbaIten. Ser
beutfde @oniul in Npia bena6ri6tigte
8amafeie. oaB Deuti9lano bur9 ben
gerliner 8ertrag oarat perbinoert fei
ieine unterftiibung elmer bet parteien
auf Der Sniel gu getudbreH.
: 8ie 0ertbeilung ber Yreiie auf
Der Barrier Notwithstanding tpirb am
20. September tattfinben.
gius Snfia iuirb amtlitb mitge.
ibeilt, baB am ndditen Greitag bic
lnab b ng igteitss@ rtlGrung.
y 9driens erfolgen fou.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-17
Seincr sIii6lulen Eaac

erfreuen I'D DieieHsen, weI6e mad rubeloler RAD
unerfrii6t aufeben. Rerpoiitdt, S6lahpiigtett I'm.
rerbaul6feit = beie erei bilben ene Qrtpe= alau,,
pee beitdneis antdmrft sesen Zen hem Waune ,utrm.
member acmfpri, nnb Geif uno aSrper per Rube be.
raubt getdmpet bas Eric eine 3eillaus nit 6oftet.
ter sWageHbtter5, es pirb iaebit natSeben uno has
dele rdumeH. Die @rnnhdse eer 6efrrm III bic Ref.
tifSiruns Der geroauuns; 0ehirn= puo Reepenleieer
iuo ber Releg elmer Strrung beier pidttalfen
oler dnimdlt6eu Hunttienen. Sin g8ein9lds ppa pp1
ieher Mateit bilf ehem Maseu gu leihttr 9ereauuna
nno eue Repetiitpn peier dnsenebmeH Dpit5 por BEN
S6lafenseben perhdfft nerren nne mustelitdrtenben
Shiar. 8ereint nit nnpereaulihteti fHneu mir ge.
nobHh @auenHub uHb gerifrpfuHg. W6aen cefe
uebe rereint eeer unabbdnsis ron einannsr aur.
treen, ie rdumen bas belo rpr eem gitter5, reldea
aud Risrenieren, Rbeumatismus, Reurasie uup Uia
larta furtrt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-17
@efdrbte Qatpns.

40 3cl treiter Battiif, quite Waare,
10 unb 124 Gents per gurb; Ylaib
aawna, 30 3oll brett, in Tarben, 10
Gents; 100 Stiide Bertb Orsanbies
123 Gents; Sable @Orb Orsanbies, 12l
Gents; Beriii9er Mau auer Nrt, 80 unb
35 Gents; Gmsriean @ba(ies, seorudt
unb sdtfarbis, IA guroe far 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-17
Neibe 9aluns.

25oO Oarbs Sbeer, .puir,corb, Blaio
9omns, 10 @ents per garb; MarieiGles
orn l29 Gsnts per OarD an; feline
Y'ques, Is Gents per Yu,b; DreB gaur=
bries, 12a, 1853 unb 20 Gents; ensliide
@ambrics nno Nainfocfs, Sc 3oa brett,
20 Biz so Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-17

larer. Sic iinb ausas3sidnet in ber
Waids uub i'm Gam eefdrbt.
SdotttIde 3epbAre alletleeter Mobe
in alien Wuftern, iOliD eefdrbt, 81 3oI
Brett, 25 Gents.
@tne habfde Nuswabl bon 5Gottiz
1hen @eambrapS 35 unb 40 Gents.
9rober Sorratb BON Glasgow Be-
paArs aller Nrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-17
.Sebe,t & Wltntautt.
San Antonio MARBLE WORKS,
212 Of Commerce StraBe.

3eigeH biernlit benz publitum an,
oaB iie fir ben ausse3ei6neten 5anb,
itein aHs Gapette @ountp
bic Qsentur iibe.nommen baben. Die.
ier Sanbftein, Der beKer tpie ieber ans
oere benz Jeuer unb ben Mitterunasz
einfiiifen lpiberiiebt, 1T benz @ranii an
Gauer gleid, aber bebeutenb biliaer.
9interlaBt Cure 9luftrdge fir ole eins
idlaseuoen glrbeiten bel 3eben &
u Mltmann.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-17
: fluctuationen i'm W1orfte fir ei

Jluctuationen I'M Martte flr 81.
feunaaren tann Sober permeiben, Ser
feline Orbers bur9 pieper& & g 9uIt.
beB ausfiibren IdBt. Gabritanten re-.
guIiren ibre preiie mad hem 9Dnfum.
piper C S9ultbeB babeu ftts etnen
enOrmen 8orraib BON Jenabrabt, gifen.
ble6 II. I. 10. unb iie nottren Trtibere
nieori8e preiie, penn biefelben au6 i'm
i'm Nartte fteigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-17

@ine poIlltdnbise Nuswabl Der neuez
ffen Muiter gu 12a unb IS gts. per garb.
156 StIde "New Departure" 5u 20
unb 25 Gente.
Dies itno Wuitsr frans0iider aanifs
ler unb CUTE Waaren.
1889 6riiblinoswaaren in irlibeu Jar-
ben 123, Is unb 20 Gents.
sdottiide 3epbprs.
Dteie Waaren peroen INNER rppu<
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-17
elns unsebeure 4uewabl in bielsn
M,titeln.
Sriibe 9eineltsense.

BlOufen-2einen. gelfait grUpn preB
sinens, Is @ents; brunn Semen. gattill,
bon 10 eents an; seinen. gambrics, so
@ents big 81, unb pisles anbere.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-17

Webrere bur9 Serbien reiieIbe
en9ldnber-Oarunter ber englii6e @ons
llll IN gelgrab - purben pon 8dubern
getangen 9enommtn. Nlan IieB Iie er|t
tpteber frei, na6bem fe elm reiGlides
S6iegeIb ge3ablt batten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-17
Qamus

g8ir haben ieet nebrere bunbert Stade
ameritaaii6en, en8lifdsn, irii9en, franz
5Sfiden nnb i6wei5er 6abritats 3ur Nn.
li&t ausliesen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-17

&eiuist bic 2eber, ben Magen, Die
Gingeweibe unO oas gauge Spltem
burd &umenbung bon DR.. Pierce's
Pellets.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-17

- 8as gr0Bte 2ager BON @eipebr.
unb RebplDer patrOnea unb Sullen
bel Biper & 9 6ultbeB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-17

Sarnabp's omsrifaniide @insbams
fitr Oamen= InD Sinbsr Sleiber, ertra=
Tein, 20 Gents.
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s Teinfte uno billigfe GrudIaz
9en bel 5 0 nj OF BrOs.
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sSransOliidJe satins.

Sn Stem Ocrfer unb Boltoner 3eitun=
gen iperben fie nit 379 unb 33I Gents
per Darb annoncirt. 0ir perfaufen
bieielben Wuaren in ben fdSniten Wiue
ftern gu 35 unb 80 Gents per Oarb
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-17

Die
WOdentlide 6reie 4}reiic flir geras
erifeint
isoea Donnerfag
unb foitet
$3.50 fitr baS eabr pber S1.25 fir
6 MOnatc tn VUranSbesablmna.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-17
Amerifaniide gatins.

Sn aeuen ibSneu Mufern nur 10
SentS per Yarb.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24
TELEaRApnIo BRIEFS.

Gen. llarrisOn's new carriages were
shipped 10 Washington today.
In the suburban town Of lakcyiew, near
Chicago, this morning q small frame
dwelling was burned 10 the ground aud its
occupant, man OF seventy ycars named
Hanson. persisted Ia thc flames.
William Bancti. the Boston builder,
has gone into insolvency. Ills liabilities
are SG7i 900, OF which about Sdlo,UJl "
secured by mortgages on valuable back
bay property. lie oilers 20 cents On the
dollar on his unsecured debt.
Elmer Simpson, OF Ncwburgh, n. Y,
who came In second Ia several Of the Ma
tonal skating races. has issued a challenge
to any OF the Donoghuc family 10 skate a
uco ON the Hudson River on Monday.
Time Dunoghuc, Jr., has accepted.
Two weeks since a man named Roberts
had personal alteration near Snu's.
bury, Tenn, on the Guy farm, with Jack
shaw, INJECTING thirty knife wound, upou
Shaw, who fingered until yesterday, whom
death put au end 10 his suiIcriugA
JAIME, Cassidy, Signal officer, assigned
20 the Illinois Agricultural Office nt Spring
| field. was run over aud instantly killed by
n Chicago Alton train a. On early houi
Yesterday morning In 81 Louis 10 bo.
| Iongcd 10 the Army Corps, and hal
mother aud two sisters In New York CITY.
Alfred VI. lay, agrd twcnly-siN years
son OF ex Congressman lay, ui Missouri
/ committed suicide no O'Clock frdn,
/ evening. boy taking two ounces ol nuda
/ mum. Tho young man VIA IN good cir
cumsianccs, and II Is supposed that ht
action was caused 10y temporary insanity
Natural gas Ia the new Cleveland waite
works tunnel exploded about noon ycstcr
day. Only few men were IN the tunnel
| The following were seriously burned Jane
WEIGH. Emerson Smith, Augustus Helm
philip lIirpy. VIM long-trcot, John Nc
Tguc. Patrick McNuliy and John English
| About 10 O'Clock Thursday night tw,
men. partially masked, went into the gun
cral merchandise store OF W. T. Young
blood. at Toyuh, Tex, and with poinic
Winchester rifles compelled two clcfksan
four other men in the store 10 hold nj
their hands. They then bound the arm
ol the men In the store behind their back
and rincl the safe Of 50 O0
White Caps made their iinst appearance
In Dubuque, Ia, Thursday night ~
mounted men carrying lanterns and wca
ing white caps over their faces rode up
M, residence OF Michael Carney. seize
him. bound him on a horse aud gallope
him ont Of tho city. Not a word WI
spoken by ,he gang, nor was any g,tcn,.1
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24

paid TO Carncy's appeals for mercy. Car
new finally managed to slip oil the horse
and made his escape in the darkness,
reaching home terribly frightened but un-
injured. lie has no idea why he was thus
assaulted.
A serious accident occurred 10 tho
morning train from Bangor TO st. John
near Bord's Mills, two miles east OF King
man, Me, at 10 o'clock am. yesterday.
W. A. Mudgctt, railway postal clerk John
Campbell, an Englishman, and Harry
Goodman, fireman, were killed, and, II
is reported, burned in the wreck. j..
Angel, engineer is seriously injured.
The convention of Missouri Democratic
representatives from the various counties IN
the State, which metal st. Louisycslcrday,
after great deal OF discussion, finally pro-
viled for a thorough organization OF the
party by school districts throughout the
State, for the organization oi clubs IN every
county and for the calling Of State con-
vention Of club delegates for the formation
Of a state league.
A collision occurred on the East Liberty
Division OF the ritlsuurg, Pa, Citizens
Traction Road Yesterday afternoon ia
which James ncbcck aud j. A. Crawford
were seriously injured. The men were
standing ON the rear platform Of Car No.
EOS. The latter stopped TO permit passcn-
gers 10 get oil, when another car crashed
into IT, Dsbcck WIS injured internally
and Crawford had both legs broken.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24
THE FOREIGN WIFE.

Iicuts Borup aud Sanford has been qp-
pointed military attaches Il the American
legation In London.
Archdukc John, brother Of the Emperor,
Francis Joseph, who some time ago ab.
ruptly took his departure from Austria,
will shortly resume service In the army.
A dispatch received from Berlin ycstcr-
day morning sgil. Tho statement that
four German ifonclads vt Genoa had boon
ordered to Immediately saii ior samoa is
officially confirmed.
Adyiccs have been received here 10 the
effect that Prince Alexander, oi Battan-
berg, has been already married 10 the
opera singer L0isingcr. She Is twenty
three years Of age, Of humble parcnmgc,
aud Catholic.
NJ. Constans. Minister Of the Interior Of
France, has written a letter 10 the project
Of police, stating that he will not be able
10 receive the dcputniion OF workmcn
which intended % visit him tomorrow. In
the letter VI. Consians requests the project
to inform the workmUn that public assem-
| blngrs are forbidden and that the police
will not tolerate them.
one Of the largest gatherings Of civil
service rciormers ever held met yesterday
/ In Baltimore under the auspices Of ia,
| Civil Service Reform Association Of Mary.
/ land, which organization seat out call
/ for the conference Ia December last
George William Curtis. President Of the
/ National Association, sent letter Of r..
| greet In not being able to attend.
Alta sitting Of the Italian Budget Com
/ miticc today. >ignor Ricotti. late Minister
Of War, declared that II Italy desired q,
maintain her military strength, u wouli
be necessary 10 increase the war bulge
by 100000 francs II the country wa
unable 20 bear the expense, Il would b.
better TO be content with ten army corp
instead OF twelve. and TO effect q bUur
organization. The speech caused q scnsa
ton. II Is believed in Parliamentary cir
Giles that the opponents Of Prime Minis'r
Cfispi will adhere 10 signor NcOlu'
l vtUWa
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24
MILITARY NOTES.

THE battalion drill was success. An
other will soon be held.
TuE Chickasaws generally were out in
full force with eight tours.
.-.TnrRE will be a great big drill at Gal
weston, Tex, in May. Thirty thousand
dollars will be divided up in prizes.
Coz. PETIT and staff are daisies. The
Second Regiment promises 10 be the best
regiment OF the state. Good for West
Tennessee.
TuE Merchants Zouaves will recruit for
the next three weeks. A prize will be
offered the man reporting the largest num-
Der OF men.
WHAT has become of the State Encamp-
menR Gen. Clfnes and staff should try
and have il held nj Memphis. The citi-
Zcus want IL.
THERE will be n special drill Of the MGR
chants Monday night. All members arc
ordered TO report at 5 o'clock y. m. sharp,
IN fatigue uniform.
PmvArE PAUL SHEPPARD has been APP
pointed first sergeant Of the Merchants
Iouaves, Corporal G. w. Carleton pro-
mo.cd TO ,cpnd sergeant and Private
French Thomas to corporal.
TuE inspection Of the battalion by Col.
kcllar Anderson was very good aud that
officer expressed himself we'll pleased with
the high standard OF the troops. This
speaks well for the companies.
TuE Merchants Zouayes give their last
hop Of the season on the Let Oi March. In
vitations can be- had from the members.
Il should be- largely attended. A good
time is insured all who attend.
CoMrANY A, Chickasaw Guards, thirty
two men, three officers; Company b,
Merchants IDuaycs, twcnty-cight men,
three officers; Company u. Schorr Iouavcs,
eighteen men. three officers. were the total
Of men Of the line out Tor battalion drill
las. Monday.
Tng Chicago Zouavcs, the Emerald
Cadets, the Walsh Iouavcs, the Richard
sou Iouaycs, the Schorr Iouavcs, with the
Links Zouaycs aud Merchants Iouaycs,
promise To delight Indianapolis audiences
| This will be- the most exciting contest o
any heretofore held. Who will win,
Merchants, try hard; the whole South Ia.
her eye on you for iint place.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24
AN IMPORTANT CASE
DECIDED BY THE SUPREME COURT
OF TENNESSEE.
Is Note Made Payable at Certain
Bank by a Depositor Having Funds
In That Bank Equivalent to a Check
1t Seems to Be.
sncclnl nl.nntch to Tho Annual.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 23.-"ls note
made payable at a certain bank by de-
positor having funds in that bank equiva-
lent upon presentation at maturity to
check?"
This is the question which was settled
BY the Supreme Court yesterday in the
case OF T.. o. Grissom w. the Commercial
National Bank Judge Fokes read the
longest opinion which had been delivered
at the present term Of the court, reviewing
authorities in great number. The decision
involves a common practice Of banks and
a statement OF the case follows The
bank won in the Chancery Court, but the
Supreme Court reversed the decree and
gave Judgment for Grssom. In render
ing their decision the court summarizes
and SAYS
To hold a note payable at n particular
bank as tantamuupt tp check on the
bank is 60 cnniOuud distinctions heretofore
established aud well settled in the adiudi-
cations OF this State between notes and
checks. 4 check is defined to be a written
order on bank directing ID 10 pay a GER
tain sum Ui money. 4 note is the written
promise To pay another certain sum Of
money at % certain time. II is payable on
presentation. The other is payable on q
day certain. One i entitled 90 days ol
grace, the other Is not One is an Orler
on a third party, the other Is the under
taking ol the party himself. One Is an
appropriation OF 40 much money IN the
bankers hands, the other i a promise 10
pay. On the check, ordinarily, no right
OF action accrucs until after prcsenimcnt
for payment; on the note, a right Of action
against the maker exists without present.
mcnL For these and other considerations
We cannot yield our consent 10 the doc
trine urged by tho defendant and upon
which the cause was decided IN the court
below. We hold, therefore, that
there Is no implied authority for
bank 10 pay TO third
party note made payable ut H. place u
business simply because OF the fact that
the maker has funds sufficient Tor that
purpose. in the absence OF any course II
dealing or previous instruction 10 ~ APP
ply the deposits. Nor are We without eX'
press authority 10 sustain this conclusion.
Under the facts OF this case the com
plainant's equity Is superior 10 any right
Of set -on which the defendant might
otherwise have had. Let the decree be
reversed and judgment entered Tor the
complainant, with interests and cost
Judge Lurton dis-cnis from the foregoing
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INSTRUCTIONS 70 RICHARD.
The Father OF a Legislator Assaulted ane
Robbed ut His own Gate.

The Father OF a Legislator Assaulted and
Robbed at His own Gate.
Mr.. Peter &. Oilnm, father Of Repre-
sentative r. 4. OdIum, was assaulted last
night about $50 o'clock in front Of his
residence, No. l72 Carroll avenue, by two
unknown men. Mr.. Odum says that tho
men approached him and asked him the
name Of the sirrct they were on An
swcring their question lac opened his gate
aud started In the house, when he was
dealt terrific blow on the head with some
blunt instrument Mr. Olum was dszed
bv the blow but managed 10 keep his feet
The robbcr struck him again and caught
him by the throat, while his companion
riilcd his pockets, securing 90 cents ~
money and bunch Of keys.
Mr.. Odlum could not tell whether his
assailnnts wore white or black. II h evil
dent that Mr.. Odlum Is opposed 20 the
bin introduced In the Legislature 10y hi.
son, asking that conyIcis receive bcticI
treatment, II the following charged 10 hin
be true. Heres my son trying 20 get 3
bill through 90 lessen the hardships %
prisoners. The truth * they are not pun
ishcd enough. / will write and tell hin
OF this outrage tonight
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AnAcrIhcnt nenth.

sp0Ilal blfp1lfh % The ApUVil
MEMBERS, Tenn, Feb. 23.-Gus Dun.
nivant, a groceyman, accidentally shot
LOWS Glass, a druggist while out bird
hunting yesterday. Some ten OF twelve
shot entered his face and neck. lie Is sui.
icring good deal, but Is not dangerously
hurt. lie was some forty yards OIL at the
time Of the shooting, else II would have
killed him.
A surgical operation was performed on
Mr.. Rdncr Yesterday, and Ice died this
morning His disease was a bowel trouble
and u is thought tho operation was per
formed too late.