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ton yesterday, the father Of the murdered woman
attempted to XIII him. The prisoner was then Paeee
arrived at D. m but had not reached here at n1-
night. 1t Is believed that Davis has been yncneu.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN FLASHING TON.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC TRAINS IN coLL1s'
ION IN A TUNNEL-oNE MAN KILLED
AND SEVERAL HURT.

Washington, Sept. 13.-The passenger train which
left here about O'Clock tonight the Baltimore
and Potomac Railroad into collision with a
freight train at the Navy Yard tunnel The engineer
of the passenger train killed. and number Of
nereons were injured.
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sEARLE's CHALLENGE TO GAUDAUR.

London, Sept 13.-Searlc the champion oarsman,
nOunces that he is willing to Gaudaur either
on the Tyne on the Henley course five weeks from
Monday next.
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Liverpool Sept. ia Joint COMMITTEES of the
blackburn cotton masters and mill operatives has
been appointed 20 consider means by which the rno
controlling the prices of cotton may be broken
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PRIME MINISTER CRIspI ASSAULTED.

Rome, Sept. 13.-Whlo Primo Minister Crspt was
out driving to-day man hurled stone at him. The
missile struck the Prime Minister the eye, infct-
ing a painful but not serious wound. The man was
Immediately arrested. Upon examination at the
police station he was found to be dcranged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-14
MEETING OF PROTEST sLIMLY ATTENDED

city Of Mexico Sept. 49, via Galveston.-A meeting
was called last night 10 protest against Secretary Win
9ons action in reference 10 the duties on lead ore.
&c" persons were present Nothing was done.
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Clara several days ago has had another encounter
with the bandits The fight resulted in the killing
OF another member of the band and the woundnS ol
two soldiers.
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SUCCESS OF THE WILD WEST SHOW.

SUOOESS OF TIE Wild " EST bHUW.
Paris Sept. 13.-The Wild West Show is in its fifth
successful month and IS turning people away at every
performance. The Indians have been an attraction
of great interest 10 the anthTOpOlOgcal, medical,
dental, historical and all scientific congresses.
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= HOHIING WITH CUBAN BANDITS
havana, Sept. 13.-The military posse which At
'scAea the hatagas band In the province OF Santa
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pAMY ATTENpANcE Ar rHE ExHIpIrToN.


turfsrs. sept 13.-The attendance at tho Paris Ex-
1Diuon now averages 10000 daily.
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LIBERALS WIN IN BRAZIL
rrsr,1r oE THE GENERAL ELlolloNS of
AUGUST 81.
,,o,r THAN rnRnr.rounrHs OF THE NEW.
,rnnvsrxrAT1vEs IN PARLIAMENT
ARE n1DrnAIs-THn EMrER0R's
..crnIpEAs INDoRsED.

ADVANCED IDLA'
NJ, =. 1aneiro, Sept 1S.-The latest returns
roneral elections of August 81 give tc
T;,o,a,s g5 and to the Opposition parties
% nembers in the House of Representatives,
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The DesoIo goes out Friday at o'clock
pm. for Cincinnati.
TUE Coahoma and Rosa Lee departed last
evening with good trips.
THE w. w. 0'Neil is hourly expected to
pass here, bound for New Orleans, with tow
of coal.
THE Arkansas City will pass here tomor-
row morning at 10 o'clock for Natchez and
intermediate points.
TIM Anchor Line steamer City of Cairo
leaves here tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
for Cairo and st. Louis.
THE Rosa Lee came in from Osccola yes
tcrday morning with IS bales OF cotton, u
bags of seed cotton and 1, 23S sacks of cotton
seed.
InE Coahoma brought in yesterday morn
ing from Friars Point 159 bales of cotton,
900 sacks of cotton seed and n lot of sun
dries.
IRE fast and popular steamer James Lee.
under command of Capt. Mark r. Check,
departs this afternoon at 8 o'clock for Hell
ena, friars Point, Concordia, Terrene and
Arkansas City. Capt. VIM. Banker is her
chief clerk.
The Granite State arrived from Cincinnati
yesterday morning, She brought IN 5000
barrels of potatoes and lot OF miscellaneous
freight. She was at the compress last even.
ing taking on cotton and expected TO get
away Tor Cincinnati at midnight.
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40 Cairo, III.
Special Dispatch 10 The Appeu,

HpVuIHI Ulspatch 70 The Appeal
CAIRO, ILL.,, Jan. 23.-The Port Eads
brought up six bargcs and laid up. The
Drouillard WENT to Ohio for load Of corn
for Nashville. The $. l.. Wood passed TO
Louisville this morning. The Harry X.
Brown, Diamond aud Walton left for New
orleans with coal. The DeSoto has 500 tons
LOT Memphis, and left this morning. The
Cherokee had fair trip for St Louis The
Florence Is oil the WAYS at paducah and
passed TO 81. Louis. The Commonwealth,
with big trip, passed TO Cincinnati before
noon. The Golden Rule was down at noon,
but wanted nothing here. The h. II. Speed
passed south today, and on her return has a
season engagement TO tow coal from Grand
Tower TO Crystal City. River, 297 feet on
The gauge fall Of 10 inches In q hours.
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l.. Halle, Menkcn q Co.
T. NJ. Thompson, Appeal onicc
II. r. Miller 3S7 Main Street
Geo, Il. Williams s, c, Toof & Co.
J Il, Sncsts, 56l Main Street.
4, Wilson, 1877 Hill Street
W, J. Stcmmlcr, 27l Main street
c. W. Becker 365 Main Street
John Hastings, J. s, Mcnkcn Co.
Chas. A, Harris, $40 Front Street
Cbas, e. Atkinson, r. L. Cochran & Co.
John Strong, 36i Front Street
r. NJ. Brown, McDayitt James & Co.
Joe, l., fazzi, l.. Il. 4 NJ. II. Il.
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a
sebooI ot I.toeution.

Mn. Margaret Wiltshire Private or elias.
Instructions given IN the ant oi Oratory,
Gesture and Dramatic Expression, based
upon the system aud philosophy Of Del
sirto. Pupils received nj al Zines. Ladies'
and gentlemen coached Tor private the
ntricals and lectures. Entertainments
managed. Can be consulted ut WITT
mann's music store from a. IN. 70 p. m.
Mondays and TlMrsiayA
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c, r. Winkler, Professor Of Music.
Il. A, Harvey 2Si Front Street.
J. II. Taylor Hill, Fontanc & Co.
+. w. Thomas, 81 Madison Street.
c. L, Hoth, 81 Madison street.
s, N. Castle, Taxing District Office.
J, u. Erskino, Memphis Grocery Co.
Geo. Dashiell, G. W Jones 4 Co.
II. W. Beck, soimitar Office.
l.. w. Dale, Avalanche Omcc
G. NJ. rceto, Lennon a Gale Co.
II. NJ. Draper, Tennessee Paper Co.
T, Il. Patterson, S53 Front Street
NJ. Halle, Monkon & Co.
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VIM, A,lNclson, 2o5 Main Street
pr, c. Swain, 2i5 Second Street.
VIM. Baker, %! Second Street.
u, II, Graham, 2jl Second street.
W. T. Sloan, Johnston a Vance.
Ben f. kocrpor Naccaro a Co.
W. A. Cain, Lennon q Gale Co.
r. W. Shorpn, j. NJ. Hill Il Co.
Louis Frisch, |. Goldsmith a Bro.
J, II. ScrugyS NanNlcct a Co.
J., Il, Robertson, NmNlcct & Co.
Thos q. Mcclellan, s. A., M.NC.RR
g. 4. Scyforth, Is Madison Street.
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~ Greenyii,e, Miss.
Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.

hpcciai Dispatch " The Appeal.
GREESvILLE Miss, Jan. 23-Thc Grand
Republic left for Memphis at | o'clock am.
The City OF Vicksburg, for Natchcz, went
down at O'Clock am. The Henry Lourey
and bargcs went up at . O'Clock pm. The
city OF Cairo, for st. Louis, Is due up at
o'clock tonight The river is 80 feet 3 inches
and rising Weather fine.
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Membership Books
NOW OPEN.
REMEMBER THIS,

I hat we do not compel you to
take certain watch. You can
get tho we'll known Eigln, Wal
than, Springfield, Hampden or
Rockford In AK. case for $50;
or II you do not want a watch
you can got anything else in the
Jewelry limo by JOIN ng this sys-
tenn and paying 81 per week.
Tho public as well as all NOM
bors are cordially invited to at
tend our grand awardings every
Tuesday night at 1880 O'Clock,
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DmEy as Adonis next week.

" you can spare the time II would be- 10
your interest 10 attend the public admins
traitors sale NJ T. J. McCmthy's Auction
House. PSI Second street, this morning.
In addition 10 the elegant parlor and bed.
room furniture aud the grand piano, there
will lr s'lycrwnrc, Taxing District bond.
Memphis City Fire aud General Insurance
Complny's Hank Stock and Home lnsuf.
nncc Company stock offered for sale.
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DmrY as Adonis next weck.

The Joint resolution proposing an amend.
mcnt 90 the Pennsylvania constitution,
prohibiting the sale or manufacture Of in
ioxicaiing liquors, was taken up upon
third reading Yesterday and passed final y
by the House by a vote Of 1872 10 %. The
resolution then went TO the Senate.
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Mnny mothers have permitted their children 20
dlc leion' their eyes when they might have bc,n
lhvcsl. Any mother who kccrs house WITHOUT a
Iuiuo Of Ackcfs English liaby sooihcf Ht hand.
runs . ritk which shc may sometime rcrrrt N
has saycd the lives 81 thousands oi children, and
u doing - Uycry wear. "a. j. Hcisirr. druggist
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OUR PLAN

\ CLUB is formed con-
a sisting of so mem
bers ladies and gentlemen);
each member pays SI.oo per
week for SO weeks; every
week a member is supplied
with $1,000 worth of goods
in our line "a fine gold
watch, a diamond or a dozen
different articles-until ev-
cry member in the club is
supplied. CASH PRICES
guaranteed in this system.
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40 Cincinnati.

Special Dispatch TO The Appeal.
CINCINNATI, o.. Jan. 23.-The river Is ris.
ing, with % feet inches on the marks at G
o'clock pm. The Buckeye State left for
Memphis on time. The Ohio is due at o
O'Clock a. IN. tomorrow.
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving
THURSDAY.
rKansas City...............JAMEs LEE. 5 pm.
Steamboats, Leaving
Movements at the Leyec.

Arrivals-Granite State, Cincinnati; Rosa
Lee Osceola; Coahoma, Friars Point.
epartures-Granite State, Cincinnati;
Rosa Lee, Osceola; Coahoma Friars Point
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Ask your druggist for Ilylo.
Tho celebrated uenrayer WHISKY

Can be found at the popular saloon Of NJ.
Wolf, No. % North Court street.
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DnEY as Adonis ncxt wcek.

TINS rapidly increasing demand Tor Peru.
ma Is gratifying proof Of IT, value as a tonic.
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Stage of the Rivers.

OTriCr SIGNAL SERVICE. 4. e. A,
MEMPHIS. Tcnu., Jan. %, lssl I
The following observations are taken at all sta
lions In the 18th meridian time which "a one nour
later than Memphis time.
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CHAS. j. RAUCH.
TESTIMONIAL:

we the Undersigned having been supplied through the
AND JEWllY CLUB SYSTEM pleasure stating heart
lily endorse and recommend their plan t cvcnon
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Masquerade suits

nj Red Hot Store. II Bcalo street. Orlcrs
from country solicited.
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GET FINE $4,000 FOURTEENKARAT GOLD WATCH BY PAYING ST. WEEK.
HUGHES 6: TIALLER JI1WTEI4EIEs, TENN
CHEAP COLUMN.

dd,effsanenis IN MS oousn 0 b ch1rGed di raj. ~
iSc tOr 'too lu'es one utrt0g ico tisrtoas 2jc one
Utsk J1c
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LArr curtains cleaned and beautifully
finished at Memphis Steam Laundry, 20
Second street Branch office $50 Main.
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frr r. N. Galbraih. No. 10 Madison
street. rent your houses aud collect your
WutA
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OrFtcr furnished with towel rack comb,
brush and clean towel every morning for
70 cents per week, by Memphis steam
Laundry. Ornament 10 any office.
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INSURE your nn.houscs IN the CitEens'
Insurance company. No. % Madison street.
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EvLnYn1nl u.l. I'M ~ chlnpel In.
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BnowNE & LYScn, Dentists, 2sl Main
troeL
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DrtEY rs Adonls next week.
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nun TANEp MINERAL NIL SPRINGS. 10.
oatsd milo vest NJ TIE calculated faioa W.
aim spfints. the hotel ls Vol furnished. witha
T., l,rssl ,sstafs Hrr neat the hotel Address Tor
isnns Immediately. w. - HACKER, N. D., Beans
STALLION. Tenn
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DWEy ~ Adonls ncxl week.
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preInGcy Of he Democratic pdrty-ioo, STATE and Ma.
fiondi and he advancement Of oil The Interests Of Mem
ihts, Tennessee aud the Union
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ROOMS To LUr.
ImrAr 10 DESIRABLE FAHTlE+ TIE
Y loser floor 70 ili court -ti either ur nouns
nTsIRAHIE oFIICl- MOTION EXCHANGE
IL mIiiIuf Aprly % illNlN iiuttEt soeg
I'orR ROOMS, ~ sriTR OvEH - irrFFR
II t1u ufrgt AppIy " VICTOR lJtns, As
Front street
INraNisuED on UNFURNisuEh srfTAWIE
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IrrUNisHTD ROOMS AZ I'D MAIN sTREEr.
i fiIuIuIns Davus1 Hotel
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS At ~ mon
y ~. street
DiIAgANtlY SITUATED FURNISHED AND
Il uufumI.hrl uuuIa 80 b Mhrsri street
DOONs ~ PRIVATE FAMILY. Is MADISON
n street fcirunUH
A,INgtr ANp upuuLE ROOMS. ruRsHIrp,
- on frsf H0pf RE 30 rtrond stree.
rI,uHrg Rooms. SUITABLE rOH tigHr
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ruIHorui,i~r.

nRc o eCnERIR THAT'S CoHNs Am
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L'RoN COSTA Viptu.N HItWEEN ruuR
i house and poplaf 81. .II hnfsc, Whlo
spot between oyts, ffuH. .Ii t''h n.wly
pnIuicd wagon and harm H.H.iM IeNhfl Tor
rutum ~ zane tb above ..r
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oALvANIlrp utoSwouKa.

ono ,. RuBsCu, ~, TnE us AND SHIFT
" Iron wofkct business and nsidCnco icle
phone No "a
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10 CONTRIBUTORS AND CORRESPOND EYTs

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Mr. and Mrs Gardner Kellogg gaxa
pleasant party 10 few friends AZ thejr
home on West street last Ers,lav ,va,,i.,..
Alter tAe usasl conversational. games wa~s
taken up and heartily participated in hv
al Aboat midnight ref-.zs eutS wera
served and VA followed By sfnstn- nsts-
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Mr. snd Mrs.. z. {. PoFivay. Of s,aueh-
ter celebrated the s;rst anniversary OF their
marriage az the residence al Mrs. Port
WAYS parents. Mr.. aud Mrs. john SPENCER.
tn Noglb seattle, Thursday evening. ocfo-
bSr H. The saFsy part Of tae evening was
ussie enjoyable by the rendition % splen
eia musieal and literary programme
Whah was followed BY bountissl repAst
The guests did not DEPART until nearly =
=. IA, Nhsn they went away with best
~lsaes '0r i0aE lie ot happiness 50 NJ.
and Mrs. sortw&y. Those present acre
Mr. ard Ms. K. {. PoEt~ay. Mr ara Mrs.
9. ID. Fseuch. Mr.. and Mrs. Cleush.
NJ, sa3 Mr.. Jean Spcncer Mr.. arr Nrs.
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tesssssss4 On se'<asA p-age.
Evening journal., 1889-07-06
cHIcAeo,s POLICE FORCE.
Twenty or Thirty Members OF Camp 80
Said to Be Officers.

Twenty or Thirty Members OF Camp 30
Said to Bs Officers.
CHICAGO, July 6-Between twenty and
thirty members Of Camp No. 90 Clan-na
Gael, are on the police force. Judge Longe
necker said despairingly; "See what material
is given me TO work with. Is 1t any wonder
that we do not make greater headwayr'
Some Of these were not subpmnaed before
either the coroner's or the grand jury. A
list OF them is being prepared by the state at
torney's office for Chief Hubbard, and those
who cannot show good cause why they should
be retained as officers will be bounced.
Judge Longenecker has in his possession
al books Of Camp No 20, including full
list OF members. or the men belonging to the
camp many we're not called before the grand
jury. These are now invited TO conferences
with the states attorney, and he pumps a
couple Of them every day. Thus far he has
not received much information. Some one
from Chicago is furnishing Martin Burke
with money, but who it is no one eau find
out The desperate fight being made TO pre-
vent Burke's extraditlon convinces the police
and the states attorney that he is the man
who can furnish the connecting link between
the instigators and financial hackers Of the
crime and the actual assassins The dscov.
cry Of how Burke gets his money and from
whom would indicate the fountain head OF
the great crime.
Evening journal., 1889-07-06
CORNELL AGAIN WINNER.
She Captures the Childs Cup
This Time.
GAO THE WINNING CREWS TIME.

The University of Pennsylvania's Crew
Secured Great Lead by corneII's Ac-
cident, but Cornell Made Wonderful
Squirt and Won.
PHILADELPHIA, July 6 The annual con-
test for the Childs cup took place on the
Schuylkill river, and the Cornell eight were
the victors. The distance was mile and
half alfstraightaway, and the only other compet-
itor for the trophy was the eight from the
University Of Pennsylvania The rece was
the most remarkable ever rowed over the
course, and the Cornell won it In the last
hundred yards, after the spectators had
made up their minds that thu Pennsylvanians
would win The water was very high. owing
to the recent heavy rains, and the current
was very strong
PennsyIvania's Big Lead.
The start was made at :35 D. m, and be-
fore the Cornells had taken half dozen
strokes a swell struck their boat, drenchinR
the oarsmen, throwing them out Of their
stroke and giving the Pennsylyanians a lead
of nearly two lengths. Cornell also shipped
rs or 100 pounds of water, which they car
ried over the course The Ithaca men quickly
gathered themselves and pulled quick,
steady stroke Of 40 TO their opponents 36 At
the half mile tho Pennsylvanians led by about
two lengths and at the mile their Lead was
unchanged
Cornel1's Wonderful Squirt
At the mile and quarter post the Penn
sylvanians still led, but only by length
Roth oh fafs nlxttx
positions until within 100 yards Of the finish,
when the Cornells made one Of the grandest
spurts ever witnessed on this river, and won
by one quarter Of a length Time, 6:40;
University Of Pennsylvania time, 6:40<.
Courtney Became Excited.
Courtney, who has charge of the Cornells,
ran along the footpath the last half milo Of
the race, coaching and shouting words of
encouragement TO his crew. The finish was
witnessed by great crowds of people on both
banks OF the stream, who greeted the vic
torIous oarslnen with hearty cheers. Court
ney was very enthusiastic over the finish.
He had almost given up hope of his crew
winning, the University crew seemingly hav-
ing the race in hand, but the Cornells' grand
squirt at the finish, to which the University's
were apparently unable to respond, changed
the complexion Of things and gave them an
unexpected victory.
ID Was Remarkable Race.
The course is said by experts 10 be nc
faster than Thursday, when CornelIs time
was 7:03. This would indicate that both
crews rowed a remarkable race
Reath and Runk We're winners
The pair cared race was enormously given
to Nessrs Phillips and Hard, Of the New
York Athletic club. Reath and Runk, o.
Philadelphia, were the winners
Evening journal., 1889-07-06
Davitt Opens His own Case.

LONDON, July G. Before the Parnell com
mission Michael Davitt opened his own case
by calling to the stand Mr. Loudon, formerly
member Of the house Of commons for Mayo
Mr.. Davitt questioned him as to the periodi-
cal famines in Mayo Witness said they
were due entirely to the system Of rents He
insisted that the Mayo branch of the Land
league had never voted a single farthing 70
foment crime. The murders Of Lyneu, Hudd
and havanagh we're the work OF the Herds
league, an organization part Of whose policy
was the shooting of herds belonging to Land
leaguers Witness said he had never in.
formed the authorities OF these facts, al.
though he had frequently denounced the
Herds league in public His reason for not
giving the authorities the information he
possessed as TO the authors Of the outrage.
was that he did not wish to put himself on a
level with informers.
Evening journal., 1889-07-06
DR.. wonIssr,s Funeral.

New HAVEN, July 6.-At the funeral Of
the late Theodore Dwight Woolsey, ex-presi.
dent Of Yale, preliminary services were held
at his late residence at 2:30, these being pri-
vate and attended only by his family and
few intimate friends. Among those present
were ex-PresIdent Noah Porter, President
Dwight and Professors Dana, Newton, Whit
ney, Day, Fisher, Lyman, Brush, Harris,
Brewer, Weir aud Wayland, all Of whom
were accompanied by their wives. The serv.
ices were very brief. Ex-President Porter
extolled the life and good works Of the de-
ceased, after which the body was removed to
Battell chapel, where public services were
held, the sermon being delivered by President
Dwight At 1880 p. IN. the body was trans
ferred to Grove Street cemetery. The pail
bearers were Professors Dana Newton, Weir,
Harris, Brewer and Francis Wayland, dean
of the Law school,