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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-06
Arnory Sotes.

TnE main feature at the orphans b,ne
IL was the drill OF the Merchants ZJu.
aves.
TmE State Encampment will be held
here, beginning June TO June IL, in.
elusive.
PRIvArE Tnos FARRELL OF the Mer-
chants I1uaves. has been quite III, bus /.
up and out again.
TnE new head gear OF the Merchants
Zouaycs has arrived aud will bs won nj
their picnic for the first time.
TnE Menken Rifles have ut last rc-
ccived their guns and their fatigue uni
iotns aud will begin 10 drill nightly now
for the State Encampmsnt.
TIiE new drsss uniforms OF the Mont.
gomcfy Guards will be here by the 18Th
Of May, and will be the pre:licst anl hand
soonest Of any in the South.
THE local military will iurn out en- masse
20 the Merchants I)uayes' picnic on
Wednesday, the Sih. aud the German
Tur nycfein will participate.
AT meeting OF the Schorr Zpuayes.
held Thursday night, May ., the follow.
Ing officers were elected. Captain, &. J.
Lawson; FiSt Lieutenant, j. T.. LOCUS;
Secoad Lieutenant, q. NJ. Evans Treas.
urcr, W. 5. Jones; Secretary, Walter Law
renee.
TnERr will be a special drill! Of the old
team OF the Merchants Z,uaycs la fatigue
uniform Monday night Capt. DeliFy
will select his team, aud they will drill
every night hereafter to get In readiness,
for the Galveston drill, at which the boys
will meet the famous Busch Zluayes.
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MEMORIAL DAY AT HELENA.
Impressive Services Precede the strew-
ing Of Flowers Upon Graves.

Impressive Services Precede the Strew-
ing Of Flowers Upon Graves.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal
HELENA, Ark, May 5.-The twenty
fifth annual decoration Of the graves of
the Confederate dead, who lie buried in
Evergreen Cemetery, was observed today
by the Phillips County Memorial Associa-
ton, in which many citizens joined. The
program consisted OF prayer in the Jewish
Synagogue, where the procession, under
the marshalship of Capt. J. G. Barlow,
formed and marched to the cemetery,
then songs approp riate to tho occasion
were rendered by quartet OF Ilclena's
most excellent singers. The Rev. l.. NJ.
Pipkin, OF the Methodist Church, dellv-
cred most lervent and eloquent invoca-
lion, after which the vast audience re-
paired to the cemetery The Grafton Of
the occasion was delivered in fitting
manner by Mr.. James PAYNE Clarke, after
which the graves where rest many of the
illustrious dead who sleep upon the brow
OF the hill that overlooks the Mississippi,
were strewn with flowers by fair hands
The attendance showed the same interest
as has existed for the last twenty five
years.
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The Confederate Monument.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 5.-The Con-
federate Monumental Association is max
ing elaborate preparations for the unveil-
ing OF the monument on the 10th. There
as a meeting to-day OF committees. 1t
peared that arrangements are about
'ple,ed. The railroads have offered a
! low excursion rate, and the Nash
wChattanooga & St. Louis Railway
ninlde a round trip rate Of twenty
welln the city to Mount 0livct Cemo-
Or.ol. Baxter Smith, Chief Marshal.
o.nounced his aids, having taken two
'each bivouac in the State.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-06

Necessity is the Mother Of Invention"
81 don't soc, said the lady with liter.
1ry tastes, "wherc you get all the beauti-
nl ideas for your poems, Mr. Rondo.
What do you find your greatest intel
lcciual stimulusY' "Plnin hunger,
madam" replied the Bard, somewhat
mdly, did much for William OF Avon,
md has az times materially accelerated
ny own muse. May ! have the pleasure
Ii taking you In 10 supper Puck
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-06

A correspondent sends Us the following,
which lac says is youched for 10y a school.
MASTER At village school, not many
miles from Canterbury, prccoc!ous boy
being asked 10 parse tho sentence, "Mary,
milk the COW" went on accurately I'LL he
came 10 the last word. when he said: Cow
X a pronoun, feminine gender, third person
singular. and stands for Mary" Stands
for Nary asked the master in astonish.
mcnt "lcs. sir" responded the urchin,
with grin. "for II the COW didn't stand
or Mary how could Mary milk the cow2''
London Sidndard.
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LEE COUNTY PAYS UP.
Her Indebtedness to Phillips is Settled
In the Sum of $50, eo7.


Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
HEtENA, Ark, May Son Friday Lee
County, through its Treasurer, Julius
Lesser, paid to this county, in the bonds
OF this county (Phillips), the sum OF $780,
907 in full settlement OF the amount due
from Lee County to Phillips on account OF
the territory taken from this county, and,
under the act OF 1878, that created the
present county OF Lee out OF certain parts
Of the counties of Phillips, Monroe, st.
Francis and Crittenden. At the time this
county claimed that Lee County should
pay its proportlonate share then
due and owing from Phillips County,
but the new county refused to
contributed anything. Suit was instituted
and tried in the Lee Circuit Court and
judgment rendered adverse to Phillips
County. On appeal 10 the Supreme Court
the issue was decided in favor OF this
county. After several other trips to the
Supreme Court II was eventually decided
that Lee County must pay her part OF the
. debt and that the Lee County Court was
bound TO levy tax annually TO pay of
the Indebtedness. For six years an annual
tax has been levied for that purpose and
the money paid over to this county on the
judgment. These payments have amounted
to S4S, 200, and with the recent payment
makes total OF sos, ll6 received by
this county from Lee. This settlement
reduces our bonded debt to about $780,
600 and II refunded tax levy Of p mills
will fully meet the interest. As the tax
levy for that purpose at present and for
many fyears past has been ten mills, it
means a reduction OF fully one.third OF
our entire tax on property in this county
outside Of the city, and reduction OF
$3.50 on each 1000 worth Of property in
the city.
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Drowned In piac. river.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
NEwPoRr. Ark. May 5.LElward Belser.
Of the firm Of Patterson & Belser. sawmili
men, was drowned last night In Black
River twenty-five miles from here. Atlast
accounts his body wis not recovered. The
deceased was an excellent young business
man. of strictly temperate habits and free
from all vices.
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lieutenant strong sentcnced.

WAsnIXGroS, May 5.-Tbe Secretary OF
the Navy has approved the sentence and
findings Of the court martial in the case OF
Lieut. VIM. G. Strong, tried on board the
United States Tdllapoosa, Monteyideo,
February II, 1859. There were three
charges -drunkenncss on duty, neglect Of
duty and disobediencc OF orders. aud 10
these the accused pleaded guilty The
court sentenced him to be suspended from
duty for five years, on one-half OF his duty
nav.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-06
PARIS EXPOSITION.
THROUGH TICKETS TO PARIS
VIA LIVERPOOL.
West India aud Pacific steamship companJ.s
Mail steamers.

Tie Steamer ~ this tlr only ryu'ar line all.
iu. Ou thr South iu ilVtftstul. ntu very popular
win B.. s.puErf ord thU o. q they q being lea
Ulbe i0 bud weather uiIu that ~ the New YORK
hirHWCfs makes the top thoroughly rult yublc.
Tho fullUuluf HrImrr rFH rrpfcirtl Go luaVc hgfci
IlUIpiAt. ~ fHll ntJut "ny IA
BERNARD ilAit, tu sHil shout Nay a
ANlIAN. too 10 uhuUt Mny h
UANiiN. tu saIl ulnHt iurc q
THAN, 20 ftll Hb. W juno O.
MM. gu q. 90 all about iuue1
JAMAICAN. a. slli alout Iuur o.
fnluuu lufrH Hence o. iNruuul, 01i through
~ 4 r.t via Calais uf Dover INT class rail, etc.,
ti 40 uf thIHlr.fss rail- tliu
iritm TcirttH Sew uficnns io Liverpool aud
utufu. EN- Sow uflcnus a. Paris and nftufu.
hricllH nll me way. gst Chi.dfUn AID servants
90 reduction
igf iuHhcr rufilculln fs g. ircigli aud passage
nrrly tn n o. HANnkH2
sC Carudrigl street. New Orleans
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-06

TnE attention Of parties seeking an To-.
vcstmcni In valuable city property Is called
20 tho advertisement in this issue Of the
chanccry falo Of the Guy 4 Mcclellan
building on Front and Curt streets Tho
size aud location Of this property make IL
very desirable. Title perfect; terms easy.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-06

few drops Of SOZoDONT mixed with
water and placed in the mouth Of the inva.
lii, will refresh him. IL aroma,izcs what
else would be dry and uncomfortable aud
gives Infinite pleasure and incitcs appetite.
No nurse should neglect SOZODONT.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-06
Rona Fnrch ,.c. since Augn,l. Iss1.

WAsmSGToS, May 5.-The total bonds
purchased from August 3. 1857, to date is
Sl63,3S2, $50 OF which SOL, sos, $50 were
q per cents. and SOL ,577, 200 were 4 per
cents. The total cost Of these bonds was
$50, $50, $50 Of which sll0,2Os, 2l0 was
paid for the A. per cents. and S7s,9l2, 0lS
was paid for the per cents. The cost OF
these bonds at maturity would have been
S224,50I, 1872. or Sli6,095,507 for the a
per cents. and SlOS, ig7, Glj for the 4 per
cents. The saving 10y their purchase was
So, as, S92, or s.. S20. 1924 on the u per
cents. and so, jsj, 500 on the per cents.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-06

The Prospcc, Park & Belt Dummy Line
will begin running regular trains TO Pros.
poet Park today. Trains will leave Second
and Gayoso streets about every hour aud
forty minutes aud pass within short dis.
lance oi Calvary Cemetery.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-06

ussd Tor children icuihing. II so0thcs the child
foiuus the Eumf, allaya ull pain. cure Wind cole
and IA tAc Ltrt nmCiy for az rhuh &c bottle
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-06

ANoosrrRA BirrEis we're prepared by DR..
J. g. D. Sicsert for his private use. Their
reputation is such today that they have be-
rome generally known ~ the best appctizing
tonic. Beware Of countcrfcits. Ask for the
genuine article manufactured By Dr. J. g..
n sipt4srt a Sons
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-06

FuLL Dress Shirts specially. FINS.
equal TO new. Memphis Steam Laundry,
22i Second street. Branch Office. u
Madison street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-06

wr have jus, received barge load Of
pilisburg Gas Coke, very fine, Pitisburg
and Anthracite Coal aud Ash and Oak
Wood. @. u. BRYAN 4 Co.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-06

- PAIN from indigestion, dyspepsia, and too
y Hearty eating, is relieved at once by taking
i one OF Carriers Little Liver Pills Immediately
after dinner Don't forget this.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-06

MEuruis Sem Carpet Cleaning and
Renoya,ing Works, 22O Bcalc street Tele.
phone $50.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-06

the formation OF
dandrun; makes the
hair sof, and silken;
and imparts n deli
cate but lasting per-
fume.
! "Several months
ago my hair COM
menccd falling out,
and IN q few weeks
my head was almost
hall triad MANN
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-06
SENATOBIA FARM
NEAR SENATOBlA, MISS,
OFFERS TIIE sERyiCis or TWO Inor.
TING SIALLiONS
Capt. Carnss. No. 1924,

Sapb. Shtnoa, no. l,C3A,
Limited 70 Zen Approved Mircs NJ e. Cash INA
%Uon-scisou Kinds July j.
Colt tfotlou W., 10 dumald mi, horse shonld
Get them, ns y tifc 90 h. g.. W Was colt tfot.
tt. H. grandsirr Onward, Ian H. The Srcshsf
sic oi co.'s truticfs lunun. having put f0uf thrue-
ysarOlds IN the ~ lsi IN one scar. hls iirst dam
Vuuct haf, r,cid q .ul Was sind by Aicnidc Wko
Tnt liylhs tho sifo ~ The uubUttrn colt tnlifer
"sisle 81 ais. hls scHpui dam W snaihrr grsat
bsoud MARI tifc. Kentucky Clay lout 81 the Nodes
mare. DAM LADY Ihunl. gitt and Mamhfluo
laichenl he thri dam hY stlll another ftmous
brood mare sire. tdwin Forrest inurih aiih and
siKIh dams b. thoroughbred sire. indltlduaily,
CAPT ,arles isa hnc clrold blood llU siKtesn
hands hish. elegantly proportional stallion.
Col Jeffors n (Blird)
Il oHcrrd 10 the Public At sotalh
lie wHa fircd ny tho greatest Lr,oi maze sire
Known, Mamnrino rstchcn. Who,c t0ns U O. taking
inst rank ~ hfUol mare sitvs dam Ash an Old.
time tfuucf. Jeatnson vi thee yetu oi ~ wasA
picture that wonli mste hny hoHemsn isJl good
lb'. bands high. fy.i.h. . mmetfiral md timely
tHicd. None Of his set Hrn blind oil fbuw splefi.
did trnitlpg action. and tf' game ald hand-orns
fuldairn Tie slrvi the fastest twu.y car vlI uhai
showed about Memphis lasi summef
All stock hahllei carefully. bat no rcsnonsl
billy LOT hccildn'sl mares p1siufrd 40 ~ Der
month fed grain. ga fnr hifihsf in'0fmftlol
Address q. LYTLE. man'zr.
ips ~. Paul ~. hemahi.. Tenn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-06

IxsunE your life In the Connecticut Nc.
tual. 4. NJ. Galbrcath, agent, 10 Madison
street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-06

Hoods Sarsaparilla Is peculiar 10 itself and
superior to all other preparations In strength
economy and medicinal merit.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-06

INSURE your gin.houscs in the Citizens
Insurance company. No. 80 Madison street.
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nemphis Carriogc works.

Nos. 81 AND SO MADisos srREEr,
Builders Of Fine Vehicles.
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Ayers Hair VigOr

s the ideal Embarrassing. 1t re-
1 stores the color to gray hair promotes
q fresh and vigorous growth prevents
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20
A FATAL ROCKSLlOE.
Dwellings Demolished and People Killed.
by telegraph to the Dispstchl

tHy telegraph 10 llo DinpaNh'i
OrrBro. September l9.-To-night several
thousand tons OF rock slid from Cape
Diamond. at the end of Duggprin Terrace,
e. Champlain street, three hundred tcet
below. demolishng IN It's course seven
dwellings,. Up To midnight six bodies have
been ,aken from the ruins-vi2., Thomas
Farrell and TWO OF his children also Two
children nance Burke and one unknown
child. -,
Farrelrs mothcr-iu-iaw, Mrs. Allen, and
her husband are still Ia the runs. ABOUT
twenty-five persons have been removed
from the Il. Iris badly injured. Some nay
broken arms ana logs and others are Oadil
crushed and mutilgted. l. IL supposed
that AT least fifty persons are yet under nc
ruins. b battery, the fire brigade. and the
police force are GA the ground rendering
Cries of Help Helpl" are heard from
beneath the deb-is, but no help can be
given. Very little progress is made IL re-
covering the bodies owing 70 The stupen-
dous mass OF rock covering the runs.
More rocks are falling, and Il is feared that
the whole boulder forming the AiBlest
point Of Quebec viii give way.
OuEB,c. September 20--l:30 4. MA
moes of rock detached from the cliffs slide
left the vacant space Of extraordinary III
mensions under the Duherrin Terrace, and
that Great promenade IL now unsafe. Ten
cOrpses and sixteen wounded nave DeeA
taken ont. il will take several days 70 re-
cover all the bodies. The damage will ex-
ceed 100000. -. .
Houses in that locality were, built, Of
stone and brick and inhabited by ship
.lsborers. etc. The officers and men Of the
ROYAL school of Cavalry age coming TO the
rescue with ropes, picks, and shoyeis.
Three more bodies have Just been taken
from the ruins. The bodies are covered
with coagulsced blood and dust ana are
six hundred men are engaged in the work
of rescuing the sufferers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20
STEAM LAUNCH MISSING.
Beloved to Have Blown Up-seVerai Dead
Bodies Found.

CLEVELAND, o., September 19.-lt is now
believed that tho steam launch Leo, which
left I0rain. twcnty-eight miles west Of
here. for this port last Sunday afternoon,
was blown mp about 3 O'Clock Monday
morning Three bodies have been re-
covered, and several hundred men and
bows are hunting for the other six. This
morning the body Of Fred Pelow was dis
covered floating in the private breakwater
few miles west Of This city. The body
was almost nude and what clothing re
manned was burned His face was burned
and bruised, aud his watch had stopped
at 1913. The watches on the other two
bodies had also stopped at abOutthat hour.
There were forty gallons of naPhtba III the
hold of the Leo. which was to be used as
fuel. II is believed that 1t exploded Mon
day morning Just when the storm Yves at
its height The lake Is very wild yet, and
the search for the remaining bodies Il at
tended with considerable danger.
A twO-mastcd yacht containing ten
businessmen also left Lorain last Satur-
dav bound for Putin bay on fishing
trip. Tho excitement nj Lorain was inteu-
sifed by the report that that yacht had
zone down. too. The rumor, however, was
without foundation, ~ the yacht is IN Put
In bay and all hands alive and well.
This afternoon the body Of $. +. Knight
was found in the lake opposite the Union
depot in this city The back Of his hands
we're burned aud the lower part of his
pautaloons blown of. He was forty years
old and left q wife and child. He was "a
merchant tailor at Lorain. The engineer,
who was unknown until to-day, proves TO
DE named Dixon. His home WAS IN De
tvpi+
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20
ROBBED THE MAILS.
AN ARREST BY PosT-oFFlcE-lNsPEc-
TOR WILDE.
A Full Conression--A Railroad Excursion
Frost In the Danville
Vicinity.
Especial leleernm % tho Dispatch.l

DAsyILLR, Va, September l9.-Poot-0f-
fice-Inspector Wilde arrested and brought
TO this city last night Eugene n. Gillian,
mail-carrier from Keysville TO Darlington
Heights, charged with robbing the mail.
Gillian made full confession of having
robbed a number Of registered letters.
Gillian will be examined tomorrow be-
fore the United States Commissioners.
Treasurer Bateman. of the Atlantic and
Dnnville railroad. will be here tomorrow
and will take party Of Danville citizens
over the road from Danville TO Milton.
Work on the road is progressing well from
this end Of the line aud will be completed
10 GAINESVILLE probably By November the
1st.
Mrs. Frank Patrick, Of Richmond, IS
visiting here.
There was a slight frost here last night
and the weather Is cool enough for fires,
bur thus far no damage TO crops is re-
ported.
A committee of Danville citizens was ap-
pointed to-day 10 visit Mebanesville, n. G..
tomorrow. TO attend the meeting of the
stockholders Of the DanYille, Yanceyville,
Mebane and PittsbOro' Railroad Company.
The company will be organized and an eft
fort made 10 build the road At once.
An attache of John RObinson's circus
got into trouble here last night by filing
himself full Of vhiskey and fourishing a
pistol. He was fined S2o by the Mayor to-
day and in default cent to the chaln-gang.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20

Steady: september, nxa: October. n,e.; Ne.
veuber. si3c: May. t2Fc. osss ssesdy sca
sHc. October. sssSc.: May. 28kc No. ssposs
26Aa28xa. mixed western. Aks23c. hops
weak and duh CofYee-0ptions ciossd-septsus
b-r, tlI7ossia % October, as 5essis %; scv,ns
Der. ga7sayi1o: May, GGgssis; spos Eio
refining. s,lssJ.c. eensrifusals se-s..i &c. /;
Foreign nonioai; New Orleans quiet hice
steady and In fair dsmsnd. petroleum.
steady; refined here. 7.1sa Cotton-seed on
quiet Rosin steady and quiet Turpcniine
quiet and nomiualiy At tSc. Pork stesay sa'
quot moss. inspected. sf2 25asilTs; uninspeei..
ed, ff2S5. Beef dun. Beef hams eniet. 1iercrd
beef dun. Cut-mesis s;ssdy. Lard stcsiy
futures armsr: western steam, $50: sept-n-
Der, s63i: October. sGss; November, to's
fretghts nrmer; cotton, kae-S2d.: gram. oa'
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. September io.--Ths cash uuosanons
we're: Flour steady and unchanged No
spring ~heak. 7sc. No red. &c. No corn
32Hc. No. 2 oats. i0c. Messpork. 81. Lar1.
$As7 st6. short-rib~ g. 05atA 10 shoulders.
stS kssa.50. Short-ciear. to-25At.S7H. whisxeys
r.02
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20

G. Renfc' was reelected secretary. The
publishing house az Nashville is reported
70 pc dong prosperous business, netting
an annual profit Of $4,000. Communica-
tions were received from DIR. David Nor
ton, secretary of the Church Extension,
and Rev. ". c. Dunlap, Commissioner of
Education for the Colorcd Methodist Rpis-
copal Church Of America. A committee Of
three was appointed 20 raise funds for as
sisting in educational work among the
colored brethren If the aforementioned
church. G. T. Rankin was elected pub
fishing agent for next year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20
RICHMOND ToeAcco MARKET.

SgprBhBKR ~, 1879
Tho thermometer has fallen sharply. Those
with Thin clothes shIyer ard talk frosty. but no
tobacco has been bl. yet IL is learned that
about 70 per cont OF tho dark hes been cut 10
date. n.d In O few days, with threatening cold,
that worth saving will he housed safely. There
l. always somo late tobacco rtsked out laSs. but
that part has already been discounted. We have
had perpetual good weather for three weeks on
tho early crop. some good and fine tobacco
must result This wiud-siorms have bruised and
broken considers bic this week.
round LOT OF darS shipping Tugs was sold To-
day. The market shoged some life. but no
unusual .rading. Prices arm, With Increasing
outside orders and inquiry Of iata
Auction offerings on Change today. IS pack
ages, and taken in. Highest price. fla0o; low
est. SLID; average, e5lU
Internal-royenue collections Tor today: CT
gars and cigarettes, $50 tobacco. f2,5oase; ;
special tax, slag5. Total s3.40L2d
Private sales reported today were very large.
larger In fact than have been reported for some
ume. being nIlers AZ hOgshesds smokers. 3 !;
Wrappers, 80. aud Buriey. Il. Total sales. bi
hOgsheade.
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Brooklyn JOclSey-Club Races.
fBg telegraph % tho Diepatch.l

NEw YORK. September 19.-The weather
was cold and the track slow.
First race-sweepsta for three-yeor
Odds and upwards, six turlongs-hadstone
won: King Crab second, Tipstaf third.
Time, 1:lSI.
Second race-handicap, all ages, one mile
and three sixtecnths-J. A. b. won; Hunt
roes second. Zcphyrus third. Time, 2.0514.
Third race-Culver stakes for two-year-
Odds and upwards, six furlongs-kingston
won: Reporter second, Gaaldine third.
Time, 1:l9.
Fourth racc-Fulton stakes for three
vear-olis. one mile and quarter -Tenny
won: Scnorita second, Hindoocraft third.
Time. 2.16H.
Fifth race-sweepstakes for Vhiden two
vear-olds five furlopgs-The Ballet (colD
won: Major DAILY second, Mastorlode third.
Time. 1:0Gl5.
sixth race-selling, all ages, one mile
Now or Never won; Bella b. second, Joe
Courtnev third. Time. l:T.
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NORFOLK PEASCT MARKET.

sRPrExBgE lg.-aarket quiet but steady.
Prime SIC: extra prime. 5a5Ac. fancy. &C.:
common, J y a3c. shelled. bs3AG; Spanish.
ave factory hand picked. 5a7hc