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Richmond planet., 1889-07-27
The need Of a free ballot and F.;

The need of free ballot and a
fair count in the South is every day
becoming more manifest. The
suppression Of thousands of votes
of American citizens by gangs of
ruffianS who parade in the garb of
gentlemen, is bearing bitter fruit,
--hindering the progress of one of
the finest sections the world has
ever seen.
The disposition OF representative
Bourbon Democratic white men to
take the solemn oath of office on
one breath, and upon another break
1T, is to be frowned down upon.
Let Congress pass a national eEec-
tion law by which this suppression
of the, popular: will in a national elec
ton may be done away with. It's
evident that hundreds ofhigh stand
ing Southern white men should be
wearing Uncle Sam's penitentiary
stripes rather than being dined and
.feted in the first places in the land.
Richmond planet., 1889-07-27
4 REMARKABLE CASE.

We desire to call the attention of
the public to the case of Mr.. PHIL
IP HOLMES charged with assault
ing, g,striking,WOunding Mr.AUGUST
MOLL with intent to kill. 1t seems
that Mr.. MOLL is a ticket agent at
the IL q ID. depot. Mr.. HOLMES
placed his money on the ticket win
dow and called for ticket to Pow
hatan station. Uponbeing question
ed as to whether he wanted a first or
second class ticket, it is charged
that HOLMES responded, Damn
hit, there is the moneyW He secur-
ed the ticket and left. In the mean
| time Mr.. MOLL left his office, fol
lowed Mr. HOLMES down the plat.
form, seized him in the collar and
slapped his jaws. Then picking up
stick struck at him. HOLMES
picked up rock, and retaining it
in his hand, struck MOLL on the
forehead, intiicting a terrible cash !
OF course, in view of the charge.
there was nothing to do but to send
HOLMES on to the grand jury.
GILES b. JACKSON, Esq, ably
defended him.
We shall watch with interest the
result OF the trial. We have stated
the case in It's worst light, as pub.
liShed in the Democratic newspa
pers!
The idea that ticket agent
would leave his post of duty, chase
a man on the platform, seize him in
the collar, slap his jaws, strike him
with stick, and then have the man
arrested because he defended hlm
self, is the most "cheeky" perform
ance of which we have ever read
HOLMES had more patience than
most people.
However, if he insulted the tick
ct seller by improper language, he
did wrong, but there was a remedy
, at law. He had no right to strike
him. 1t is strange that HOLMES
did not secure a warrant for his as
Sailant based on the same charge
Some of these white men in min
or positions are more insulting than
men who hold higher positions.
Virginia has never produced q
! more gentlemanly, buSiness-like as
we'll IS sagacious gentleman than
the Division Passenger Agent ot
! this line. His name is a synonym
J for courtesy. We have had Occas
I ion to notice the difference in deal
y ing with him and one Of the agents
J employed at the depot. Had he
been insulted, we venture the assel
| tion that he would not torsake the
c0mpany'S business to chase after a
man whe had rendered him an IN
suit, but would have called an eff
t Ger and had Mr.. HOLMES or Mr.
2 Anybody else behind the bars will
4 in two hours.
Ii HOLMES used the language
] accredited to him upon no provoca
4 ton, it showed that he was not {
Richmond planet., 1889-07-27

We cannot reach the top of the
ladder at one bound. Bow low, and
work !! "Stoop to conquer You
do the STOPPING, and your children
will do the cOnQuering.
Richmond planet., 1889-07-27
We desire to WRONG no man ho

we desire TO wrong no man, be
he white or black, and will apollo
gize TO either when we have unjust
ly assailed them. But when we
have not and have only told the
truth, we will eight it out on that
line, If it takes all summer
Richmond planet., 1889-07-27

Do right and fear not. IT YOU
nave done wrong, pray for forgive
ness and strive to get in the right
path again. We all are sinful be-
ings.
Richmond planet., 1889-07-27
Let both black and white men
bury petty prejudices and unite for
the interest of the people.
The shameless numbering of col
Ored men in this country is dis
grace to civilization.

j. w. EDLoE sleeps in his silent
tomb-murdered but unavenged.
His murderer in few weeks will
walk the streets ''of all earth'S grow
elling crew, the most accurse d."
Richmond planet., 1889-07-27

Liberal minded white men, re-
gard not the walls of the Bourbons.
Let the best people-the most peo-
pie unite for the salvation of Vir-
ginia.
Richmond planet., 1889-07-27

Let Republicans stand firm. The
issues are momentous. We must
win United action alone can
bring SUCCESS
Richmond planet., 1889-07-27

Send in subscribers, friend! If
you have reliable men in your local
lty who love their race, and might
subscribe, send in their names and
we will mail them sample copies.
Richmond planet., 1889-07-27

Every Governor is sworn to see
to it that every man secure a fair
trial so far as lay in his power.
Lyn h-ldU must 90
Richmond planet., 1889-07-27

Colored men, value principle as a
pearl of great price. It is the key
that unlocks the vaults Of success.
Richmond planet., 1889-07-27

COlored men, educate your chill
dren and improve yourselves. Strike
out manfully. We are rising!
Richmond planet., 1889-07-27

The outlook is that Republicans
will present a solid front to Demo
cracy.
Richmond planet., 1889-07-27

Young men, go to. work. All
honest labor is honorable. Laziness
and idleness is disgrace.
Richmond planet., 1889-07-27

Senator w. E. CHANDLER has
triumphed over all of his enemies
both North and South, He believes
lynch-laaU mast go
Richmond planet., 1889-07-27

Boys, rally! The enemy is com
ing. We must carry the State.
Richmond planet., 1889-07-27

Inc worst attacks OF Indigestion Sim
mons Liver Regulator neviS 1870 -
lieye @>-
Richmond planet., 1889-07-27
tOw's
Your Liver !?

OUa E@s , Vi :
Is the Oriental salutation,
knowing that good health
cannot exist without a 4
healthy Liver. When the
Liver is torpid the Bow
els are sluggish and con-
stipated, the food lies
in the stomach undi-
gested, poisoning the
- blood; frequent headache
ensues; a feeling of lassi-
tude, dependency and
nervousness indicate how
the whole system is de-
ranged. Simmons Liver
Regulator has been the
means Of restoring moro
people to health and
happiness by giving them
a healthy Liver than any
agency known on earth.
It acts with extraor-
dinary power and efficacy.
NEVER BEEN DISAPPOINTED.
Asa general family remedy fos Dvspersta
Torpid Liver, Constipation, ETC.. has !.
ever use anything else, and have neYe
been disappointed in the effect produced
il seems to be almost a perfect cure for 81
diseases of the stomach and Bowels.
w. j. MCELRoY, Macon, Qf
Richmond planet., 1889-07-27
THE PLANET

JOHN MITCHELL. JR., -- EDITOR
Richmond planet., 1889-07-27

success.
Richmond planet., 1889-07-27

EDWARD K. COOPER. Pubiishsr'
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-06-22
NOTICE TO ST lCKAOLDERS.

NvoTICE TOTHE STO' 'KHoLDERS
IN of the Nevada acific Railway
Conn any that the said corporation by
write aui hority of three-fourth] OF It's
stockh oilers and by resolution OF Inc
BOARD of Directors, have agreed TO con-
solidare its property, righ S and fran
chises with the Utah an Northern
Railway Company, the oregon SNORT
Line Railway Cpmpany, Consressiohai
coruora ions, tue Ut h Central Ran ay
Company, the >alt Lake AMI western
RaiIw4y ompany, the Utah ana NeVdda
Railway Co npany, the 'sgden anu NF'a-
euse Railway Company. all corporatl"hs
Of Utah Territory, the Idaho Sentra'
railway Company. a corpo '1on OF wy
oming Territory. AL stock holders are
h rebv not fed tn It there VIII De
meeting of he stockhoIners 10 ratii' or
n upon such consolidation, at he fhce
II wi liam f. F. Deal, at Virginia Cty'
Nevada, at 2 O'Clock p. m. the l2tn Gay
of July, 1899.
JOSEPH A. JENNINGS,
Secretary OF the Nevada Pacific RAIL-
way company, Juhe'1o
The Lamar register., 1889-12-14

spring will
Union There deal of
taken, be purchased reasonable
United States Land Office ard is the principal trading point
caste Colorado.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-07
COTTON"

Receipts. yesterday were only 500 bales,
ngainst 622 bales same day last year.
The receipts are falling of rapidly, but
according 20 the wiscst cotton calculatOrs
the total receipts this season will run up 10
at least 52j.O0O bales. Should only the same
receipts be received during the remainder
Of this season ~ were received las, season
FOR the same tlmc-is,iO8 balcs-the total
receipts will be III, 2i0 bales, the largest
amount ever received ut Memphis, the total
receipts thus far being G02,5i3 bales. Spot
cotton IN this market advanced i.lGc ycsicr.
day, closing firm. The sales were l,2p0
bale. Of which exporters took 100 bales
aud spinncrs 200 balo'. AZ New Orleans
spots advanced i-iGc closing firm, with
futures steady al the highest prices Of the
DAY aud tan advance Of I 10 o points over
the closing quotations Of Friday. Liver.
pool spots closed good business az hardening
prices, aud futures firm al the highest prices
Of the day aud point over the close Of Fri.
day. At New York spots are firm and
futures steady the near months advancing
. to points aud distant months declining l
point The close Of futures was 10 points
lower than the highest prices Of the day.
Port receipts yesterday were s,2l9 bales. or
8, 90 bales In excess OF receipts for corro.
spending day last season.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-07
THE SPORTING WORLD.
TIE NEW ORLEANS SPRING MEETING
TO BEGIN TOMORROW.
Fast Work Looked For Today at Mont
gomery Park-What Was Done Yes
terday BY Certain Flyers-Probable
Winners at New Orleans Tomorrow.

The weather yesterday was too cold for
fast work, trainers fearing to expose their
horses to the chilling air after hot brush
down the stretch. All Of the stables had
representatives on the track, but none OF the
horses were urged to go over 100 gait
Boodler and Long Chance took mile easily
in l5lII, lie Premier in 1:5Oh. Newsom
had four of five two year olds out and gave
them half mile in 53N. j. I. also made
the same distance in equally fair time. Mr.
widener's Artist FLY is credited with three
quarters OF mile in 1;2i, "But for good
ness sake don't say told you" Bridge
light and Entry and Meta made three-quar-
tiers of mile in l;22H, and The Dude and
The Elk went them two seconds better, same
distance. Irish Pat only half tried and
made his three-quarters of mile in 1:22A.
II the weather is favorable today there
will be earnest work at the track, as the
matinee is approaching fast and some OF the
horses need deal of preparation.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-07
The Hnrll,. leg.

A reporter Of the Philadelphia TINES Wis
tied Mr. Cassatts breeding farm last Tues
day. aud thus describes his condition: In
the next box to Eurus stands The Bard, and
there can be no doubt that this grand horse
has been, since his last appearance In public,
an anxious charge for his able aud painsial;.
ing trainer 10 handle. The Bard looks big
and lusty, and his full, bright eye. clean
nostril aud healthy tongue are all indicative
OF perfect physical condition. His fore
legs. swathed below the knee In light band.
ages, are apparently ~ clean n smclt, but
the of hind leg bears marks OF blistering
and an onunous pulling below the hook has
caused the leg 10 lose is symmetry. With
out handling the limb II was obvious 90 the
observer that The Bard, In racing parlancc
"has leg" The leg looks 'gummy" aud
set, /" but mere eye evidence without hand
ling IA In such cases a. these by no means
conclusive, aud Il may be that the weak
member will, under the judicious treatment
and watchful eye OF Mr.. lluggins, again do
Us share In bearing the gallant Bard TO vic.
tory.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-07
En.t Tl,ne in California.

There are no flies on California horses. On
March 80 the inaugural meeting of the San
Jose Broodhorse Association began, and the
racing was OF quality to make horsemen in
this neck OF the woods stare.
A sweepstakes for all ages, fiye-eighths
mile, was won by r. p. Ashes chestnut FLY
Gundovc, with 40 pounds up. Time, LOO.
The Vendome stakes, seven-eighths mile,
for three year olds, was won by Palo Altos
bay FLY Faustine, with ll3 pounds up,
Time, l.29A, only 2k seconds slower than
the record.
The Garden City stakes, one mile, was
won by Al Farrow in 1888, and the two year
old stakes, one-half mile, fell TO Pliny, with
l07 pounds up, in 40I+, only IL second:
slower than the record, which was made by
Odelpha fifteen years ago at Saratoga, with
81 pounds.
The last event was a selling race. won by
Nerya In l. A
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-07

TnE races over the Memphis Jockey
Club counc, which begin with an extra
days sport on the 10Th and will continue
Tor nino days, have attracted a great deal
OF attention Ia every part OF the country,
and It Is confidently predicted that the at.
tendance from abroad win be large. As
our reports the past two weeks have shown
the stables embrace many Of the Best run.
nen In the country. Tho track Is In the
best possible condition, and there Is foa.
son 10 hope the weather will be prori.
uous Tho purses 10 bo hung up are nll Of
them worth conicnding tot aud big money,
Il Is predicted, viii change hands, cspo.
eially on the sixth day, the Montgomery
memorial stake being the prize, when the
.a,gos, attendance Is counted on, and tho
;nirics vii. all DO among tho best hoiscl
IN the course.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-07
THE MEMPHISAPPEAL
1WLLVE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
NEW SUBSCRlBERS.

Daring the Twelve days ending With
las, night, we have received ESQ now
Subscribers for TnE WEEKLY ArrEAL.
This, which can be asccrianed from our
books by any onc interested, is moro than
the 100 per day Tor which We have been
working, and the indications are that even
this very gratifying record will be beaten
as We more nearly approach tho time tor
our advertised drawing. From Texas aud
Arkansas We receive the most encouraging
letters, aud the members Of the Farmers
Alliance and the Agricultural wheel arc
taking nm especial interest IN tho increase
OF the circulation Of TnK wEKrA
Arrrat. which has 10 earnestly cham
pioned their cause. This Is very grat
flying, aud goes to show the "old Re
liable" was never at any time la iis hislor,
20 uecply lmbeddcd IN the CONFIDENCE aud
esteem Of the people "A It is in this year o
grace 1889. when IL Is we'll on TO the com
plclion Of the iiiiiclh year Of H. cr.sicn &C.
We Try TO deserve this confidence aut
esteem by being thoroughly aud progress.
wcly Democratic, by standing for the prln
ciplcs Of Thomas jefferson and conlcndin,
for the equality Of women ns well a. mer
before the law. TuE Atrial know
neither creed nor caste aud is the expo
ncni Of the will and wish Of the people
AZ such lis course Is upward and onward
thas always been and will always be IN
organ Of tho masses
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-07
IncIs Ahnn, ,hr InrI

II Is not generally known, says an ex.
change, that the turf In the United States
gives employment directly 10 5000 persons
ono.half Of them with families, that lndi.
cctly Il assist, 5o,oOO more to a livelihood,
that The thoroughbred stations and brood
mancs on the great stock iarns arc valued al
0,0oo0Oo that tae sons aud daughters Of
those stations aud brood mares earned more
than t2,oaoOO during the last season.
that the value Of the stock In training for
racing purposes il q, 600, 90. that the capital
Invested in ncc.tracks and the stables
thereon or adjacent thereto Is a. 900. 900. that
the stock farms embrace more than 10000
acres OF the iinost land In the country, the
money worth Of which cannot be accurately
estimated. that 0n those farms are costly
dwellings hnoly htd.out walks, commodi
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-07
NEW ORLEANS SPRING MEETING.
The NasinyiIIe Meeting.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April G.-The program
for the spring mcetingof the West Side Park
Club will be issued tomorrow. II is the best
ever offered by any Southern racing assoeia-
ton. The meeting begins Thursday, May
81, and lasts nine days, with five races each
day. The selling purses are all $500, and
over night handicaps $500. The Rock City
h andicup, with 81 900 added, is the biggest
over night handicap ever offered I'm the South
or West There will be seven stakes includ-
ing the two thousand, at q mile and quar-
ter, where Proctor Knott will make his first
appearance Of the year. There are 200
horses at the track now, headed by the Chi
cago stable with twcnty-sx. J. r. Caldwell
will be the starter. and thirty bookm akers
are expected 10 lay the odds.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-07

EyrNnopY who has enjoyed the poetry
and prose Of tho shrcwd and kindly
AuiocrM Of the Breakfast Table will
sympalhizo with him In the bereavement,
he has lustSustaincd In the death Of his
daughter, MrA Sargent lilo las LIGHT
cncd many a load, aud we feel sure The
thousands who have laughed and grown
merry over bis innocent and guilcless wit
will wish they could help to assuago a
grief that must indeed be heavy, even 10
one Of his genial temperament.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-07

an abandonment Of the eviction policy.
Seventeen arrests have been made and
there are fears that local war may ensue
unless something is done TO right the
wrongs Of which the evicted complain.
But how can they be righted under exist
ing laws II the rights OF the landlords are
also to be respected?
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-07

Is Iowa the question Of eyiciing tenants
Mas become mom serious one than II has
ever been made In Ireland. There the
people have usually coElcnlcd themselves
with resistance at the time Of eviction, but
in Iowa they not only resisted the cyicling
officers. but arc now In arms TO oppose
any disposition Of the lands from which
they have been elected. The settlers have
IN this way and by a bold ironi, as the
telegraph this morning tells Us. compelled
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-07
s,l,urI,,a 0a,l.

The latest odds at san Francisco, Cal, on
Suburban Handicap are The Bard, Hanover
and Badge at % 10 !. Terra Gotta follows
close up at 30 10 I. Racoland appears 10 EN-
10 to l Prince Royal, Richmond Ermont
and Aurclia are quoted. That well known
public performer Eurus stands NJ - 70 1,
aud Wary Is quoted at the same price. Ia
the so 10 brigade will be found George Gys.
ter, Torchiight, Tamgon, Inspector d. Elk
wood, Yum Yum. Girgo, Montruso, Eolian.
ConnemAri aud Bclyidcrc. The longest
shot IN the market Is 80 10 l, At which price
the nnmcsako Of the famous old Irish King
Brian Boru can be backed. Public money
up 10 the present time has evidently not
concentrated strongly on any one candidate.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-07
nlntnnn.I nn.i.

Tnr Vance Street Sluggcrs defeated the
Jones Juniors yesterday by the close scorc Of
10 TO a.
Tnr Linden Street Blues were defeated
yesterday By the DcSoto Pickups. Score, .
10 4. The same club was also defeated by
the Christian Brothers College nine. Score,
0tol.
NiSr Of the Memphis ball team are now
herr. and will begin practice tomorrow
morning al 10 o'clock at the Citizens Park.
There viii also be practice In the afternoon,
beginning at 2 O'Clock. THE ArrEsL viii
cndcayor 10 be on hand and sec what stua tho
boys are made VI.
TmH Chattanooga Baseball Club have
signed xix men. aud the club i 10 be con-
graduated upon securing none but good,
sober, reliable men. One " the players b
graduate Of Harvard aud a lawyer in good
practice - Chafa sooga Iimsfl Yes, no
must have lalla good practice, and prohl.
bly prefers playing ball NJ Southern
League salary ~ succeeding Justice Mat.
ihews on the bench. -- Cincinnati Tmef.Siar.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-07
MR. noLMEs oNcE MoRn.
Tho Street Railroad Deal Likely 20 30
Conanmmated This Month.

tOn8UWmHFuu IHI1 MOHIhl
Mr G. D. Holmes. head Of the great street
railroad syndicate, has been heard from
again.
This time he gets down 10 something like q
purchase in this city.
On fio 30ih ult Mr.. Napoleon Hill wrote
Mr.. Holmes, settling forth that he was going
TO leave on an extensive trip about the goth
or 23ih Inst, would like 10 consummate the
Transaction before his departure. aud asking
about the prospects of seeing u done. The
reply came, bearing date the %, and
MI Holmes states that his associates ara
now IN New York periecuRg arrangements
for the transfer, and be rqnfs aud believes
MS Hills desire will bcS 'r,sd.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-07
J.. ssOO0O Ita,e.

LONDON, April 0.-The great event Of the
Leicester spring meeting the race for the
Prince Of Wales stakes, was run today. The
won by the Duke OF Portlands bay colt Dom
oyan, by Galopin, out OF Mowcrina; Mr..
Abingion's bay colt Pioneer, by Galopin,
out OF Moorhen. was second, and Mr.. X. g.
Ninyers bay FLY Minthe, By Camballo, out
Of Mint Sauce third.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-07

\ WASHINGTON special 10 The Noe fork
Herald states that Secretary Window will
follow In the iool5tcps Of sco~tarioa
Folgor Manning and Fairchild In the
matter Of the silver coinage. at least until
Congress or the President directs other.
wise. lie has been purchasing only
s2.oOO,OOO worth 81 bullion per month,
under the requirements Of the Bland act,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-07

CnANnEuLAIV having withdrawn his
promise TO support Lord Churchill In a
race for the seat made yacan, by tho death
Of John Bright. the Tories Of birmingham
arc indignant aud assert that Joe" Is try.
ing to make bis peace with Gladstone.
Tho lIomeiulcs are going TO put out a
candidate and with every assurance Of
sttFeara
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-07

Gus stables and barns; and in many in
stances private race-tracks; that the
attendance at the race-course last year
numbered 8, 500 600; that the yearling sales
ran well up to ii, 600, 000 that the rich prizes
offered for the development of the horse has
led to as high a price as $4,000 for year
ling; that such competition has sustained
the value of the stock farms that the avail
able lands in Missouri, Kansas, California,
Kentucky, Tennessee, West Virginia, Mary
land, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and other
States is constantly being purchased for the
establishment Of stock farms, and that the
improvement OF the horse has gone on to
such an extent that agents from European
countries have been here TO purchase horses
for cavalry purposes. 1t is only question
of time when we will be able to supply the
world with horses, and this good result will
come about chiefly because OF the incentive
to breeding given by the rich and reputable
Jockey clubs in Offering great prizes for the
development OF speed and stamina.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-07

ACCORDING TO The Boston Herald, which
has made careful canvass Of the State
among Prohibitionisis exclusively, the ma.
iohly against the proposed Prohibition,
amendment at the approaching election In
Massachusetts, Il Is estimated, will be
4 400.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-07

TuE legislature will adjourn on Monday
at ~ O'Clock. Most Of the members have
gone homo and there will hardly be quo.
rum left for Mondays meeting. This will
prevent any further business, but Il will
afford the Speakers Of both houses time to
sign bills remaining on their desks aud the
Governor TO give his assent 10 them. The
session has practically ended.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-07
meteorological Report.

Wan DEPARTMENT u. s SIGNAL SERVICE,
MEMPHIS, Tenn. April 6, 1889.
18th Mcr Time lar Temp; nun:
A.. m 49,.
SD. m...................,.,.. @'sHVi ~
Maximum temperature, $50 minimum tempera'
tune. az; rainfall, 900. River at 5p.m 1874 ieet
change In tweniy-four houn, 0i fall