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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-22
HOUSE WARMING.

| How Mrs. Sol Deutsch Was Sur
prised by Many Friends.
Last night there were many visitors
to the Harmony Club and among them
were many of our society bellies. All
were merry, some were mischevious,
and it was quite evident that all were
on pleasure bent. About $50, Carter
& Mullaly's big bus drove up to the
club door, and in filed the members
and guests. Then the secret became
officially known. The party had as
sembled for the purpose of surprising
Mrs. Sol Deutsch in her new home on
South Flores street, and of giving her
house warming.
Arriving at the Deutsch residence
the mem bers alighted from the vehi-
Gle and at once took possession
of the house. Chinese lanterns were
hung out on the lawn, all the gas was
turned on, and everyone made them
selves at home, There was large
number of dancers, who merrily
tripped the floor to the tuneful music
of Theo. Artzt's band. Other prom
enaded, while some of the gentlemen
found pleasure in the fragrant weed
and anecdotes, and the she he's" and
the cha has" were enough to double
youn up. At II o'clock the guests
were ma ched to the Frank residence,
adjoining, and there most delightful
supper, prepared by the ladies, was
served, thanked by liberal
supply of good wine. Of course
where wine is toasts are the
natural sequence, but it was none the
less hearty. There was a toast to Mrs.
Deutsch, one to Mrs. Frank, as "our
MOTHER to absent ones abiding spe-
ciaIly to Mr.. Sol. Deutsch and Mr..
Ben Moke, who are in New York. MIR.
G. b. Frank drank the health of Mr..
r. Gerstel, who that day was immo-
lated on the altar of Hymen. The
press, too, was not forgotten, and it's
health and prosperity was heartily
drank by men who give it liberal
patronage. The supper over, dancing
was resumed, ice cream served, and
the fun continued until late hour.
There was one thing about the
party that made it most &C
ceptable to all, that was its
sociability. Each one seemed to vie
with the other to make all pleasant
ana every one leu al nolue.
Among those plesent the Misses
Hattie Bodenhcim, Lille Meyer,
Blanche and Mamie Frank, Camille
Moke, Alice Noritz, Pauline Hor-
WITT, Emma Koenigheim, Bertha
Michael, R. J. Josey, Bertha CAM,
Bertha Krakaue.. Cora Baum, Beckie
Robinson, Florine Nordhaus, Hannah
Frank, Hattie Deutsch, Mrs. Ben
Moke, Mrs. Julius Oppenheimer, Miss
Charlotte Dreyfus, Mrs. S. Frank,
Messrs. Sam VIII, of Grenada, Miss;
G. B. Frank, Jake Wolff, l.. L.
Marks, Alex JOSIE, Max Goldfrank,
Fred Meyer, Jui.ts and Leo Fork, j.
Robinson, l. Danheiser, Aaron
Frank, Eddie Or, yfus, Nose Jackson,
Gus Moritz. AtoI Half, A. Stein
harLt, 5ollIe Franks, Ben Freiss,
julius Oppenh-imer, Arthur Som
mers, Julius Sic'kel, A. and l. Sam
ueIs, w. l.. Cross, G. A. Duggar,
Adam Schmidt, AARON August and
Henry Ryder-T&ytO or.
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Wife Beating.

This morning a man who gave the
name of E. B. Sloan and who resides
on Huston street, celebrated Wash
ington's birthday by beating his wife
attracted attention, and soon Officer
Bergin appeared on the scene and
arrested the wife beaten on a charge
of beating and striking. He was re-
leased on bail and will answer the
charge before the recorder tomorrow.
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BELhNAP BOYS
Have a Plume Drill and Entertain
Their GuD11s With a Ball.

Have a Plume Drin and Entertain
Their Guc1ta With a Ball.
The plume dr. and hop of the Bel
KNAPP Rifles at tH,.r armory was well
attended last "i-ht, better than for
many previous ales, both by the
members and Seer lady and gentle
men guests.
The plume Dr., was the first of the
programme. After a spirited contest
by the member Of the company, for
the award of the medal for the best
drilled soldieg the victory was at
length carried r MIR. Will Rote, while
Messrs. John t,r4.n and Geo. Hines
stood up last b. Inn.
After the app"lae of this event had
ceased, the mU- e. the Italian string
band struck ~ al,i the remainder of
the evening W IeyOted to the pleas
ureS of the dan e. Among the ladies
present were MesGames Stribling, n.
o. Green, Mul y, J. w. Thompson,
Caraway, and l.. Kisses Sallie Green,
Turner, of II I~t.n; Webb, of st.
Augustine; DEsv Gibbs, of Eagle
Pass; Flo, Blar :he and Fannie Eagar,
Annie and LOt s- l'gescOtt, Caro- Simp-
son, Lola Gay II, Mamie Weir, da
Wallace, SteI M@sphy, Bella Bel
KNAPP, Lulu C5 .Dly.l, Picnic Yturri,
Laura Goslin- Drlscoll, Katie Holt,
Agnes James, ''i,u and May Jones,
Clara and Jem IL NewtOn, Robinson
o. Halle Pa nast Emma Hoefling,
Nina Rodrigo 81, iiOrtense Martinez,
Young, Earne auG Knowland.
Besides tn Inanbers of the COM
nanV the .bt having gent laman
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Why She Was Not Understood.

A rather amusing incident occurred
last night. A lady spoke to a news
paper man in German, language he
does not understand. A friend who
stood by admonished the lady that
her nearer did not understand Ger
man and recommended her to speak
in the English tongue. yah, yah"
responded the old lady, and then pro-
ceeded to make profuse apology in the
German tongue.
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A. 0. u. w.

OFFICE d. G. MASTER WORKMAN, |
A. o. U. w. San Antonio, Feb. %, 80. !
am glad to inform the members,
A. o. U. W., of this district that in
advance of regular date, our Grand
Recorder has informed me that we
will have "only Ole assessment for
March" Our separate jurisdiction is
a grand success.
JOHN B. HAMILTON, d. G, NJ. d.
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Found His Voice,

Mr.. L. Wulf, cousin of Mr.. Max B.
Mayer, is in the city. He is an &C
complished gentleman, good linguist
and has been a great traveller. Hav-
ing lost his power of speech suddenly
two years ago, he as suddenly regain
ed it one morning few days ago. He
will locate in this city.
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list with the Changers leading. There was good
buying for both foreign and domestic account, aud
Boston stocks especially were prominent IN inc up
ward movement, and although the bears mnde
powerful demonstration against the list In the lore
noon the impression made on values was fractional
The opening was strong after the three days holi.
day, and most stocks showed advances over last
saturdays closing figures OF 4 toT per cent,
while Atchson responded 10 the rise In Boston OF
the past two days with gain nc.
The interest In the speculation was centered In
the Western stocks, and Atchison, Northwestern,
Burlington and Rock Island took the lead. Early de
mand stimulated tho list aud the opening gains
were supplemented by further advances ali over
the list and Pullman. which was selling ex-dlyl-
dend almost recovered the dividend In the first
hour
The bears, however, resisted tho advance with
ylgor and making their attack more especially upon
Union Pacific 4 Reading brought the list down
fraetionally from the best figures The statement
OF the Burlington Il Quincy Tor March showing q
gain OF nearly sgOO0O0 again stimulated buying
aud under the lead of burlington and other West
ern shares material gains were made before noon.
Even the weak spots like Union pnchc and Chicngo
afternoon the market was less active, but the up
ward movement had not set back except 10
the coal stocks which became the hvorlties
and. especially LAckawauna, the gnins were for
small fractions only. burlington, Louisville d
Nashville and Missouri Pacific however. were still
very prominent Western Union also came 90 the
front on runor that syndicate had offered 10
buy Mr.. Goulhs holdings and Manhattan, Texas
Pacific aud the Wabashcs were higher In sympathy.
This rise eliminated toward 2o'elock, when some
realizing caused reaction Of slight fractions from
the highest figures, and beyond the renewed activ-
nv IN burlington there was no feature OF interest
In the final dealings The close was firm to strong,
though at tho best prices Of the day The unlisted
department was quiet, aud Brunswick " n shade
lower nt 2UJG. The great majority Of the active
shares are materially hip her TO night aud lurlng
ton rose "a Manitoba IA Canadian Pacific lsk,
Rock Is and -, Missouri. Pacific ~ oregon Trans
continental ~, Lackawanna !, and the Others
pnilroad h1nts ,,o,, mora oc,I,o and dsct,,o,i,
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.

Buying-New York and Eastern points
demand, par Eastern points, sight 10 dis
count Cincinnati, 81. Louis, Louisville and
Chicago, i-lO discount New Orleans, Is dis
count.
selling-New York and Eastern points,
$50 premium; Cincinnati, st, Louis, Louis
willie and Chicago, ITO prcmiumi New Or
leans, par.
Local stocks and bonds are quiet at quo
tations. In cotton the market closed firm
and unchanged Sales were 1900 bales, OF
which 500 were taken by exporters and 400
by splnners AZ New orleans spots closed
quiet and futures steady at q decline OF 8
points Liverpool was firm, prices stiilening
little at an advance of l.i0d, mid Hing
being quoted 3ijd; futures were marked
up points, closing quiet and steady. The
New York market closed firm and up l-i0c,
middling NC, with futures advanced 2 to
6points; closing easy.
A New York special TO Tnr ArPr,L says
OF the market "IIcnry Clcws & Co's cotton
circular states that spot cotton In Liverpool
was active at @ 3.iGd for middling, with sales
OF $4,000 bales. Futures showed an advance
since Monday Of 66ld TO 7-Gld In the early
months, with the late months 5-Gld up. Our
market was very active at the opening and
the majority Of the orders were TO sell; con-
scquently We did not meet the improvement
In Liverpool. our FIRST sales showing gain OF
only 10 ~ points In the early months.
There was a show Of strength shortly after.
ward, however, aud August contracts moved
up points more while the earlier months
went up only TO points; but toward the
end OF the day there was hc avy selling again,
and prices rcccled 4 TO : points, closing
easy at an advance over Mondays close Of {
10 points on the early aud 10 points on
the late months"
Hubbard. Price & Co. say; "Our opening
showed the presence OF some realizing or
dcD sufficient 10 iill the buying demand.
which had accumulated over the holidays
and this selling continued through the day
The market closed at points decline from
the highest point touched, but a gain 81 .
points from Mondays CLOSE Our market
will now closely watch Liverpool aud our
fluctuations will be governed entirely by the
course Of foreign markets. The sellers today
have been our strongest house."
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CHICAGO. H.. May 2-Ihc wheat maf,oi was
weaker aud prices lower July upsnc,i ilGti,c
lower aud declined 80 more. ucntofcii - and
rlrrul ~ lower than 1Cetcnlny. MAJ UlUsl ~ .c
lower aud June - luaCr than yrirfday Tie
Influences brought 10 bcaf upOn IT, market wcTc
favorable 10 loth class oi tuidcn. bat tie result,
hfufci the hcnf siic. fuWlHn and domestic
markets we've weaker. ON the other hand ndga,s
ium The Northwest Wpuu dft WcsilcT aud some
ndylors inihulc iftviarihlc damage tom recent
storms in nakuii
Corn ruled nthct quiet the greater part Of the
49, luu. though them aefo umcs when The market
exhibited n moderate dfrfce u pfpruutlyo ne.
utitY Tie mnfkCi opcurd a shade higher than
tIt closing pf.uH Of ycsit uiHy AMI nunl quutatins
Wcrr .c higher than Yesterday.
tais were moderately active stnugcf aud higher
below the outside
Trading Va. quite active IN mes roth aud pricr,
nurWHtri considerably, OfUrinrs urfs aultc frre
ourly nnd prize fpcsfcd i.ni5itc Later quite 4
rutli demand pryNhilcd aud The market exhibited
Cuuslhruihlg urcugih. With liberal huyiuH 10 local
operation. iflcps Wtfc advanced NN ~ Al bat ut
TED hack nrhln ieti'a v aud closed steady.
A moderate tftlir was funorri IN lHri Parry
The market was weak. WITH some dulW ~ cell b,
beat open tor. ana TTIC,s frCrhtd 2'eIr. tntVi
the drinHud Improved. and prces nailed hfst ~
aui c,nscd comparatively steady q outside rrnrs
Al active Trade Was reported In short rihL
Pro rv,vicd az. Later puoo nailed sisfsio,
AMI rl0tci tiradi,
tho leading miurs ranged a. folio W.
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lows Ordinary SIC good ordinary, &c; low
mi1dling, SIC; middling, iil<c; good middling
liasc mddling fair, - b-16c; fair, IL l5-i6c
Futures opened strong and closed easy as fol.
lows May, io979l0.9a June. ii.0O9il.0l: July,
il.o5 August, l0.0S@l0.o9; September, l0S7@lO.39;
October l00l@lo0S November ao2@o0k Deem
ber aoi99o6 January, lO.t39ioOi; February.
l0ll@lo.l2; March, i0lo9lo.2o. Sales, li67O0
bales
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened steady and closed quiet
middling. 1890. Sales ESQ bales. Quotations
are M follows Ordinary, 0s-l6c; good ordinary.
0 lllGc low mlddling. iOl.c; middlnR, 1OJ4c good
middliug li9sc.
Futures opened steady ana closed steady as fol.
lowE May, 1915 bid June, 10.s2@lO.sa; July, 1886;
August TO- 72@io,Ts' September, l0.l56i0.iG; Octo
ber 976@076 November, a6l@96i December
9.05; January, 0,2Gt07E February, 970@1S0
March, 9.s699Ss Sal s. ~. 800 bales.
LIVERPOOL.
At noon: Spots firm, prices stlfIcning little
Sales 1900 bales, of which II, 200 were American
Receipts 5000 bales, OF which none were American
Closing quotations were as follows Ordinary,
0lGd good ordinary. bJsi; low middllng. Cd; mid.
ding. 6sl6d; good middllng 7.iGd.
Futures opened firm but quiet and closed quiet
and steady.
lThcsc prices are given In pence and 0iths, thus
Cos means 6 Gc6id, and sol means lGid.
At4p.m.; May, 0.l3seller; May.June, & lSseen
JuneJuly. 6.l3 sellers July-August Gl3 seler,
Augustseptembcr COS value; Experimentation,
5b3 sellers octoberNoyember, 5.i9 sellers; Sep
tCmber, Cos ynluc
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Chancery Sale
OF
REAL ESTATE.

No. 6,s,a R.-Chanccry Court Of Shelby Conntv -
Ninicf Parker w. Gcorpc Joyner
by virtue Of an intcrocutory decree for sale On.
Wfcu IN We above cause on the nth day OF fauu.
airy, 1850, NJ, ~ o. page 55g viii seiI N n,,biic
suction 70 the highest bidder IN front Of The clerk
and Masters ONCE, at the Main street cntrance of
VIC oonrthoute Of shelby County, Memphis. Ten
saturday. nth Day OF May, 1850,
within legal hour. tho following dc.crIhci pron.
er,y; situated In Memphis, Shelby County Tchncs-
f,n o. lot 10 block Of block IS, fronting 10 feet
beck Dctween parnllel lines it9 ti.io0 feet
Terms OF tlc-Ono-third cash balance on A credit
oi ~ nontisi note with ssrurity required. lien
1hls 2oth day Of April. issa
X n McllkNilY, cicrh and Master
'ohh " Martin aud A. H. douglass soilciioK
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rec,istuns.

HAY-Choioc. from tlorc. SIC; car load. from
lcNcc or depot 90 sttlGun prime, from store. 5,ts
slr. ear load. frOm lctvc or depot a Lbut,iiuW
pmflc iruui slOIc. jI@blC. car load. from letcc or
dt pft, 10 0itfliU.
NphN-Fr un store. white iGitNi7c. mixed, tic
ifun luycc or depot waite, la bulk, Jle'iUc In
sicst, ilc, mixed, IN bulk. &C. ~ sucks, die
BkAA-lr0m st0fC, az SOC from lcyec or de
pot siA1lrtli.u1.
OATs-l rom store, while, T07C mixed STA
ats irum lcycu ur dcput white, tu bulk Aitssc; la
sicss 'ac. mixed. Ia bulk, ne. Ia sicks, a2c
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CENTRAL MARKETS.

The only change made In the quotation lists Of
the Merchants Exchange yesterday was in -four,
which was marked down 25c per barrel on oil
grades Grain in store nj the elevators Corn, w..
Oi2 bushels; oats 8Qc5l bushels
The following quotation committee, for May
have been appointed by the President Of the Mcr
chants Exchange:
Groceries and Proylslons--A. H. Treadwell chair.
man; n. q. Miller, G. l.. ficklln.
Producc-Louis Erb chairman A. II Kortrccht
Grain-w J. Chase. chairman; Frank Moulton.
Flour-s. II. Phillips, chairman J. ". Williams
Cotton Seed Produots-J. II. McCallum chair
man. IL q, LnttiuR
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NEW ORLEANS, Moy 2--Conce-stcidy and I'M
changed. Rio common TO prime, lOtiWlV4c.
Rce-steady and unchanged; ordinary 10 PRIME
3x@5c
sdgar-stcady and unchanged; OF Gu Kettle, choice
l3l6c; strictly prime il.l6c; good tllr TO inly
lair 6I9@6 O-l6c; fair, G1tc good common, 6isg
&C; common. JA@6c: centrifugal, on white, SO
as S-lOci gray white, &c; choice yellow, clarified
%; prime yellow. clarified, nc. OIL yellow, carl
fed, lhet1 ll-l6c seconds 6s4@7c
Enthusiastically, unchnngcd.open Kettle, strictly
prime BIC: good prime. case, prime, DCgJJc; ihir
to good fair. 25de2sc; common TO good common, 20
6e24c centrifugal, strictly prime, 2b@9io; prime TO
good prime, 22@l3c fair 10 good inr, O92lci COM
mon 10 good common, lGdlgc; inferior. lbc.
NEW YORK. May 2-Coflee-options 20@30
points mp, closing steady sales PAW bays, inelud-
Ing May, l6I5Yl6Soc; June, lGS@l6Ylc; July,
lhy5@lIO0c August lT00@lLljc: september, u. u
@lh%o October, Hg5@lGl0c; November, 1900
l..4hc December HiO@lLd0G January, l1JVc;
Marcn, l5;SOc. spot Rio hrm; fair caTgocs hs.c;
sugar-Raw. quiet steady fair reclining, &c;
Molasses--foreign firm; Now orleans quiet
Rlce-Quiet, steady.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, May 2.-on the Produce Exchange
today, the butter market was steads fancy cream
cry. Zl@22c; good choice l9@2ci hne dairy, 100
2Uc; fair TO good Halle.
Eggs firm at lOls@ilc
CINCINNATI, o, May 2--Whlsky steady; sale,
OF si7 barrels finished goods on q basis Of sl.O2
Butter steady.
Sugar nfm
Eggs steady at lilf@i2c.
Cheese stctdy.
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IlranaIsliina.

FLOuR-From stoc family, saTa; choice, 500;
fancy, sL2iefi.a0; extra fancy, sLjO@ TO, patent
sh.2letl ~. chy.
CURNMEAI-Pcari. 81 90. roller $500. steady.
BEANS AND PEAS. Navy beans. sLl5@4OG me
dun, VI .bnNtl5h
oArMEAI.-ln half bris. ei60 from store.
CRACK Eils--odn, extra, be-; treble extra. ca
&C; ginger snaps, 70ts'6 70 assorted jumbos, lltg
i2'ec, cream Cnrkcrs, ftms4c
CRACKED wllEAT-ln half brls $40 from
store.
llOMGSY AND GRiTs-From store a25.
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IIen.eha q .nnnIIr..

FHvtf Steady. umnrcs-Nc,. iua. 81 'OatO0
VI luS. Uaii'ofnn. tini ivf hos i0mous. ttul
Hl@ pcr boy bananas 90, - ~ bunch.
uuics, ,Ntr iies t.ttiir Icr pound.
Ari'Lts nUItttulp of hd nnod apples. ga
p rcf No iufh tturv. uriu'i pcachcs. . 'atc irom
sinru
NEurrAuiil- uuin... si.s re bri cahharc.
New pfIcaus rniir A. Il. tHg tfiut Itt brl. gi.a.
bali hfl. go rarlr. NHr Ter i0o
Nuih-, oruanui.. n.ft1p pct iW Peanuts,
NIrinl, tsss IeuuHagr. iafincff ti0ek h.l0c.
nnlftrl iHllF higher thrlIrt nd Co. white Co..
rfaui'h, inv leuus IoNas odd. seftar. Arkansas.
a.fe iullan lhcsiuuir iotE'r
ui lliN=NIurflur. llHtfar tnHImcfY, NAM.
daily itftt- ruuuifl butter. ins1V.
lniAIul allfN. elTui.b ~ tfi. nck. 600
~ 'hfi
(iDi.R-oars $50 rcr br. sni siso yer half
NiNTG An-rf eai. i.ftr
leus sirady, huE.t. o.. Olst.t he
lullINl Hill.ktus. iuunH. eAp.It' mixed,
atuatlin
iHleH fisii-nnfaio i4.c tcrih. cat &c pr
lh tamg pgith, tfHut etc. t.iiqc urf No.
AAl.lNs= London lairfs, lLvt California, SO,
Trf huK
rloGiEl-Bh. tsio laii brls tloo
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Nufh quotations wcft M fnliowr
liuuf~strai, aud unchanged.
No gtIuug Whcat saasuc No 3 spfiua wheat
&c No ri. d. ,'tslC.
No. 1Unm ui ~
No oats 81 n
No. gnr 90
NJ. barley. nominal
No. naNsccd. VI da1tttI
ifluic umuthy seed. s.M
Mes pots, YET BET. tii.fn.ttiM
ihni. Der 10 lhs o. snsasit.
short tib sides luosrl 81 lnstaOn
pfi salied shoulder tbnkctl. NgiaAN
short clear side, thnNcil. SihotH 80
hcccips .llnuL N0o hfig wheat taOnn bn.
barley. aOn hu '''
shlpmene Pour 5000 brls wheat gaooo bu.
com N,y9 bn oats, sli,uo b. pc. Auuo bu.
~ LOUIS No. May g-riouf-Qulet and
Mheat-lpNtr " wasa steadily slntine tnsftct
All w. sshslv. On istufablr altitts and Nav
clgscl - and 'gue = lower thnn ,,tiefia.l Ma
sed. cash, ~, Nay '-aslJ.c, clo,,i M .;ic inp.
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by TELEGRAPH.
stonr,, Itou,l. ANA .,ael,.

NV lohk May MONEY on tall casy I'll gni'k
w 'euti iaA lteu ~ ~ cent closed ofcfCd n
w tcnt rhine mefclntls pstuf. if.yyi.. sterling
tnd tsHI4 iuf drmaud
te'ginment und state huui- dun aud steady.
iho 80 maftci today was afain moderately
vui AMI maiefiai aitsnt,t wcre saaJe over he
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Chancery Sale
REAL ESTATE.

80. G.g.j 4 In the Chanccry Cont Of Shelby
Couriy-R 4. Lyle v. n. 4. .ghtioaft ct al.
~ virtue OF an intcriocltoy decree tot ale.
Cuicnsl in the above cause Ou the 18TH dny Of fcb
uafy. t,sl. 81. a. O. page D, viii tc az public
auction. to the highest bidder. In front Of the
CLERK aud Masters once, % the Main street en-
trance Of the court house Of Shelby County, Mean.
phlt, lrnu., on
saturday, nth hay OF May, 1850.
within legal hour, the following described prop.
crty, situated IN Memphis shelby County, lem.
tuwlt
The north half Of ict four hundicf snd sixty.
oac tl0ll on the plan OF the cts oi lemphls be
ginning az stake ln the west line ~ 1hin street
seventy four aud quarter lsi'tl feet north OF the
udfth line II Auction fifcCt running thcufe north
along the west line OF Third sircyt seventy four
and quarter (lii.l feet 81 stake IN the south
tde Of az alley thence wCstNafdly along the south
side II slid alley one hundred and iofty.csht and
half utstg feet 10 the Intersection II another ~
les fuuninn parallel with Third sirst thence south
along the tatt eide ~ aid last named alley tcy-
cnty Tour and quarter (itAt icci ~ stake thence
casi tartlcl with Auction finri one hundred and
ioriyclrht aud a half uts'l feet ~ the beginning
Terms " saic-Ona credit NJ ia months note
with security required. lien retained, redemption
ms OH day of Anil. isno
n m NclENRY. CLERK and Master
Malone & Malone. n y, lhrnoa and W. n Oils
sou collectors
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-03

CANNED GOODS 81 rinripplcl. siiaatao.
Peaches H.. standard. si.i,fri.isg second tigg
Tomatoes. lbs. stand rl ne, ~ 3 lbs, standard.
ei.ul. ntriWbcuics, sl.2.. lsiucrdex, si2h Hack
Tories, tlu0 Nf,cn Cages, siin, Pears, Elsa
flums tidl Asparagus, siu. Green corn, slOl
nLln Green psas, sLgs toyl Oystpm, full weight
TO- p1rnc. : lbs I'll. iiei.Gs llfht NcithL Gc; .
lhs sLUJ. Condensed mitk-Cfown. sG.li. Eagle.
$780, swis, ~ 49, salmon. stulmsOi. rirdihc.
s'.st mustard klullnrt ei.ht Anrkcrcl, sLtiN
gHI. herring ma kcTtl fila
StNAN-fir white, n e. on white, ~ c yellow
clarified s4fr ~ refined 4. ~ A.. sttndnfi rranu
lated. nc powdered, a., cut iuif, p'ac. opcn ket
tlr, o. fed e.. hfm.
CUiiLA- Cunnon. ~ &c; ordinary. tsc. iiir. iac.
pfm me lao ip r, chulcc 10 fancy, 2t 2t,s ID gov.
CfumCht a1leic; steady.
tAi1-ssluaw, ylTei % pcr barrel. Ohlo
RlyCf tisitli.ai pcT htrrcls Louisiana, 81 i6fLgO
sIrks, Inc, q. ~. uunr e. 49, ukts, @,Hic.
MtI-luuisinuh A'a1uci Carolina, ues,c. nrm.
HIAiDu -H0ftNsc
Nnht2if-l'uwr Hats, --. New Notl factory,
--i inu cuutn, llf Nuuug America, iiQ,
NIL AHsfs-luuI sianA. Unmmon " tair 1iftfHci
prime chuicc. d.siNc. inury, &c. ccutfiiuEils
common o. fair 2f ~ primc Ia choice. isitEc
syrup giai ~. hfn.
CANplts-sirk. an fiacs. IN bxs. p's aud brls.
NHius hncy Assorted. Wsaif'sc extra hucy Hel
~. INN.
full wCIrhL ukr.