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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-01
tntietIiden OPa6t erwabnsn, no er elm

entIstIiden Wadt erwdhnsn, ipo ct Gin
70 iDidtises BertSeug @Ottes wurbe.
Rumpan wirb Iebr perp6bnt nnb bat
cine neue Siitte. aber iie sefdllt ieiuen
tonisruatiusn @efdmad nidt, un0 CT
siebt es uor, ieinen Ropf aui Sannas
6iibeu, am Ranlin su idIummern. ges
gen bieie SunoepaliiOn msiner 6rau lit
nidts 80 MAIDEN. QDir baben ndmIi1
auBer Rumpan nod pier Stiid nom alien
Sorten Sa, i'd bin 9anbwirtb nit
9aiiion. Sabe freiIitb Iei9terss Spiel,
beun OH, mein 0ruber, BAIT nit 8Int
uno SdwsiB pOrssorbeitet unb mir bic
We9e 9eebnet.
Wteine 8unit uernndIdi1se i'd barum
uidt unnOtbi9. SD babe elm prddtisss
9lteIier mir ein9sri6tst, unb in Der itilleu
@inters. cit bin id mddtig al Der glrs
belt, mein Sannden aIs @6ttin Der
@aftfrennbidaft tn mobelliren, in ta6els
loiem Wiarmor. sic ruirb meiuen gas
men berii6mt MAIDEN uno in ale 9aube
binaustra9en, meine !Sauna, neiue ses
liebte 6raul
llnS iiln. mciu 8ruSer, mein tbeursr,
ssIiebter Wfeuib, Iebe iuObl unb auf
Wieoerieben. Sd adbIe bic Gage, bis
i'd Did in meinen 9Irmen baIte un6 nit
Dir einitimme in ben Oantburen Ituf:
rSerr, i'd bin nidt pertb alIer BARN.
ber5igteit unb Greue, bic 0u an Dsinsm
Rne6t getban!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-01

lsaanIa.l

sc fdllt 70 f9wer mir auf's @smitb
lln6 maht mid oft por Stonnsu itumm,
Dab 8ieIes in ber @eIt seidiebt,
Bon benz ner gar MID rueeB iuarnm.
Dort BELT d tIsener Sunb rpau, waul
DAB bea ss burd be 9ifte 9eIlt,
llno bennod iueeB mer MID senaii,
Warum er essntli9 10 BELT.
Nuf ieuem Boome iingt d Staar,
Sei' 9ieoden bisI ms Serbe brin9t,
llno bennod Is es Reenem tlar,
8arum CT essntIi6 10 iinst.
So9 bat es oitnaIs mid perf9nubbt =
gBenn bubbt 6roid auf sriner Jlur =
Dab immsrbar, ruarunl er bnbbt,
9Ieibt 9ebeimnib ber gtabuy.
@ena beine Sdmieser auf bid i9illt
limb bait getban mas 8eeiss mid,
Sci ibr mid gram, bIeib' INNER milb =
8arum ie Santt, ie rpseB es MID.
Sa ielbit parum i'd fang bies 9ieb,
NeeB i'd MID re9t, nebnlt msrid MID
trunm,
Dsnn @isIes in Der MeIt seIdiebt,
Bon benz mer ear MID rueeB marunl.
0eitaho.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-01
stntport ernlt pom airdmsifters.

HQtueHlttuf Ot3tHlOtI.
0eId' elm oeiunber 8rn9tbrisi, alter
Sunsel On i9sinit i'm Saien. glber
mas bait gu ms fir Gorge 9sma6tl
Weir uno 9ann9sn sebt ss gut. Der
aIte Samnlbui9 bat mad bem 0srtaut
non Ssn;en cine itbr profitable uno an.
itdnbise Steanns in Norpessn, natiirs
LID beim 6uritfad nugenommeu. Gr
idreibt orudenspertbe 8rieie iiber bic
neuen md6tigen @inbriide ber 9lan,en.
une GbierweIt, bic ibm bort per6en.
Die gtadbnrfdait bat fi6 itnrt perdu;
bert. Sbeils bat Der Cob aufserdumt,
tbeils lit man fortseSosen. Wtir re9t,
in ber @eieui9ait iab bod elm eipas
perrOtteter @silt. Dag Baumanu beis
ratbst uno cine Ra6t iibernimmt,
rueiBt 9u, bente i'd. 6rieIe sebt aud
-Su ieiner uerbsiratbsten So6ter. Gu.
biIeit 1T nod .oii6tis Dor" uie Rsutsr
in9t, uub 10 rilli9 lit Der gllte, ais wenn
Ct nod bunbert Sabre 10 roddtis bor"
iein tOnnte. Sa Dlieteu bat bic @i6t
in ben 6nien nn6 beipadt nibt mebr bic
0'dnie uuo uns. 9annden bat ibm ein
Stiib6m neben 6er Sea6e eimseridtet
mnb ba 9uden mir supeiIen binein nnb
mnterbalten imS NIT benz orisinellen
1auj. Wiertwirbis, rpeId' natiirIiben
SerSenstatt ioldbe 9ente mandmaI baben,
nit bem fe suweiIen bic iOrgidItisit ers
3osenen 0Ieiiier ibertrsfieH. Die pir6
oer aIte, sabnIoie Wtuno nit bem itrnp'
pistn, srausn. unseIammlsH Bart ienT
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-01
Gin SarenraufG.

Dor einisen Gaseu ipieIte iid Su
giepart, q. g., Gin gelunsenes Sdren'
Drama ab, bas probibltioniltii9en 9Iit:
tern pieIIei6t pie6er 9eranIalIuus su
moraIii6en (!) 9etra9unssn iiber bic
@efdbrIidteit Oes llmsau9es ber 1Saseno
nit : Bier sibt.
Seit SMr5em bate elm 6ran;oie nit
ieiner 6rau, ie6s tIeinen Rineern, brei
yierSen, iiint Sunbsn unb sinem 9roBen
Sdren auf einem YIaee in Der gtdbe bes
Seeoub 9iuer Eager beJosen. Sin @a'
gen, Der mie elm Sanal6oot ausiiebt,
6ient oer 6amiIie als @obnung unb
9iadtquartier. 9ie b6ien Suben in Oer
Radbarl6ait batten eS nun auf Wleis
iter Braun" abseieben, uno ba iie IN
@rfabrun9 sebra9t, bab bas 3otteItbier
benz braunen @ambrinustrant ni6t ab;
boIb lit, 10 wurbe ibm, wdbrsuo fi6 bic
6amilie in ibren Mobnrdumeu beiau6,
Elm eanser Gimsr Bier psrabrsi9t.
Die 6oIse mar, bab Yes eiuen 6as
nouenraui9 betam uno iid, ais bic per'
iammelten Rnaben uuo Wldnnsr ibn nit
Steinen rparien, pon Der Rstte, al Der
ct bsfeitist mar, IOs;ureiBen lu9te. Der
Sigentbiimsr bes Barren elite berbei,
puroe aber uou Ieeterem su Boben &c.
worien. 9lui iein SiIiesei9rei elite bic
6rau berSu, rueI9e bas rpiitbenbe Gbier
pes,ureiBen iu9te. Ndbrsnb Der Bal.
gerei brad bas SoIsbanb bes 8dren,
unb iest ma6te bas in 5reibeit seieste
Gbier siuen 9tnsriff auf bic MutbpilIis
gen, rpeIdbe an benz sanjeu GrubeI i9uIo
iparen. 9ieie sabeu SerienseIo. bod
Braun erwiss ft9 aIs ein bartnddiser
unb ausoausrnosr Yerfoleer, iobaB
i5IisbIid iinfSebn @tdnuer unb Ruuben
iitb Dor ieiner llmarmung in bic 6lutben
bss Seeonb 3iuer retten mubtenl Der
9dr sius uidt iu's g9aiier, unb IieB ii6
pom isinem Serrn, uu9oem bieir ibm
nit einigsn RniippeIbieben Suserebet
bate, sutwilIis beimfilbren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-01

Barbara. Iisbe Srau, @ott, Der ms
70 melt sebrn6t bat, Der mid uor S6aIo
uno Sob bebiitet bat, Der wirO pobI nil:
ien, rpie es nit uns wsrSen ioa. gSeine
ui9t, @eIisbte
.gt9, i'd weine nibt aus Gorge, i6
peine aus Dantbnrteit! SD babe Did,
id babe msine 6iuSer, mag bos gIubere
bod wer6eu, pie @Ott MIL, bic gaeIt iou
mir iibsrOa id0n iein, mo- Sbr ieiO SD
wdre perSweifeIt, weun i9 bes Iiebe,
Iisbe Sanpt bate auf bas Ieste itile
aiilen lesen iollen uub ss fi6 uie pieber
su mir ssDenoet bate. gI6, sloam, i'd
babe uiel an Dir ssiiubist, pisI gut Ju
MAIDEN nnb uiel gelsrnt."
S6lu6seno fniets iie usben ibm.
abam lag aui eiusm Sofa, bas man bins
ausseifellt bate inter bas 8lattsriin Der
Uerdnba. Jtoien NIB Ssliotrop ianoten
ibrs psideu Diite berauf unb bic soIs
bens SOune iunteIis purd bic Iiatsriis
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-01
lG.

limb es mar cine Waisnnadt, in Der
bic S96nbeit jung unb srrftbenb trau;
meriib uue liebsatbmeno burb bic 9tas
tur 9in9. StrOme iiIbsruen 9ibts tropfs
ten pom SimmsI itbsr bic 9aunlfronen,
bic pollenoet in ibrem S6mud itanben,
Isiie bebenb in iiiBer SusenOtrait wei6er
0uft itr6mte pom ben RaIenfId6eH benz
2i9t entgesen, nnO bic iueiBe Yradt ber
Ririden: unb gIpfeIbdume idmisgte Ii6
itumm unb lautlos on ben ileBen6en
Slang, ipie bic 9raut an So6,sitstase
oil ben @eIiebten.
,Senn iie rubeu uon ibrer 9lrbeit un6
ibre @erte fOI9en ibuen nad."
0ertldrenb flob oes SinmeIS SLANT
baribsr bin uno waub iid pie weiBt
Sdleier nm bic soIe 6orm Der StuppeI,
bic i6lauttn SduIen hes MauioIellms
ber 9ir6msilter, feline ,weiBn Roien"
iibtr bic Stufen itrsnenb biHein in ben
buntelsriinen Suden9ans.
QIuf ben Stufsn bes Gobtnbaules Iab
slns @efaIt i'm lansen WlanteI. glud
iibsr fis flOb bos bimmIide 9idt, milb
psrflirsnb.
Agss batts bic geltaIt itumm aes
AsnbIidb aber tamsn bic @ebanfsn,
i'm bnlblautsn Selbhse:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-01

Bel 8euepent .lStaIten,
ipieIte ii6 unIdnsit cine iiirdterIi6e sri
litartrag6bie ab. Oas Scriaalieri:0fe:
eiment 9ir. Z 6siano ii5 eben auf einem
ilebungsmurib, uIs Der SoIbat 9oreai
pIoslib bic aolonne perlieb, ii6 biniey
eiueu Baum poitirte uuo siH S6neli
feusr ae9en bas 9e9iment er6iinste. gbt
9orsiii uieOer9emo9t perben tcnnte, or:
idoB CT ben auf ibn einoringen6en Raior
9arino. ptrwuuOete i6wrr ben Saupt.
mann Hreitinari, ieruer einsn 8orporaI
NIB 6rei SOlbaten, ionic sinsn 9cneueni
ter 8iirser, cine 6rau uub ,wei Rinber,
aud ,ruei 9ierSe wurbsn sstootet. grf
uadbem goreli Sweiuubpiersig Sdalit
nbgegeben, miiroe er niebergelhoIien.
Sas @reisniB, bas an bic Wlisbca.Irat
sObie in gtsapeI sriunert, madt unsebsui
res 9lufiebsn.
= @ie ertIdrt Der 9tatur
ioridsr es, 6aB es eins gsrImuttsr uni
tsinsu Yerluuter sibt2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-01
Ger Hhrhin @oria.a

Mlein 9in6, trau' ntdt benz faIiden
S6immsr,
Gin Gbron sepdbrt uidt iiiBe &aif,
Gr brinst uus oft nur i6weren 8umz
ner, -,
limb GreuSs 1T Elm ieIt'ner @ait.
Den goI6'nen S9sin ber 6iirifentrons
Des Qeibens 6rslij gar oft umfiidt;
Bon Siiritsn, hie itets sIiifIid paren,
GrSdblsn ieIbit bic Mdr9en nidt.
@laub' mir, mein &in6. es pObnt Der
6riebe
gaur in bsr Seimatb itiabe9litt,
80 2lrbeit un6 baS sble Strebeu
Rad @abrbeit infer esben f6madt.
@insn @'oetbe bat aIiO Monienesro
an ieinem 6iirlteu ni6t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-01
9t eifes Ma fen.

@eltausfsIunsen iiub bic Sabrmarfte
iir bic SepObner ber @eIttusel. -
@srsniisuussrsiienbe, iueIds be msiits
3eit baben, reign sapObnIi9 mitSdneIIs
jiissn.
9as srSbte @ersniisen pdbrenb ber
9teiisiaiion bubeu bic Oienitboten, bic Su
Sauie bleibeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-01

pslgsbiibren bsjablt unb Seine Maieifdi
oer Ronis bat feline ginruinisang gege,
ben. baB bet geiit Dedenfelb un6 70
ipeiter erbIidss 6ibsitommiB wurbe!@
aoam iab ibn nit sroBen 9lugeu an.
gr iuurbe toOtenbIab, ais Der Qltte plot,
lid aufiprang unb nit bunfeI qer5t6etem
@siidt Dor ibm itanb. Limb &c III nid,t
Weaiorat, benn bic Stempelssbiibren Iinb
ME beSabIt uorben, iinb Seine Maieifdi
bat ME cine ginwitIigung gesebsn, bic
nidt uerlangt ruurbe. glIs bic Grbtante
6as Eeifamsnt umitieB, itieB iie aud bas
wlaiorat I'M, peIdes erit burd basieIbs
einseieet pur6e.~
@rut war nabs 3u 6em Spreder ee.
treten unb iaBte belIen SdnSe. rgl6er
es mar i'm @riiHbbu6 ais Wtaiorat eins
setragsn,1 itieb er ionlos berpor.
r@eiB i'd. 9lber mas tann bas
@rnnbbu9 bnfiir, bab berglmtsridter, Der
bic @eIddfte Sur 3eit flbrte, feline flint
Siune ni9t 10 re6t tlar beiiammen bate
nnb na6weisIid am delirium tremens
peribieSen iit-G9mamm briiber-aber
BEL @ruu6bu9 un6 6onfuiion iit nod
ME elm erbIi4es 6ibeitOmmib beitdtist
worbeu.@
lln6 70 III IS in @abrbsit sei6sbeu IN
ben iicbSiser Sabren bes 10. Sabrbuus
berts.
9lbum mar freier Serr auf 0sdenfeIb.
glaes, ber S9mud nit einbssriiIen, 9es
borte ibm alIein unb eigeutbfimIi9,
aber ni9t srbli9. Gr fonnte perfaufen,
iobaIO er wuIIte, unb mar, iuie in einsm
!3aubermdr9eu, aus einem banferotten
BettIer ein rei9er Wlaun seworbsu, unb
6as Slid, bic llebsrrai9ung bat ibn
ni9t seiObtet; I'M 9eseHtbeiI, CT Isbte
auf unb eritartte mie Gin Saum, brlIen
pertrodnetes @rbrei3 NIT frii6em @afs
fer setrdntt wurbe.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-14

its unrivalled transportation facilities It eau sup
Ply It's trade with sugar and molasses cheaper
u'hn St Louis ana cheap us New Orleans.
but few years ago all the meat and similar prod
ucs Tor tue south came from 81. Louis and the
Northwest now Memphis completes I'm these with
st Louis at her own doors. Nowhere is the stand
ing and commercial rating of the wholesale grocery
men higher than hcre-an illustration of the sta
hility aud s0uudness of those engaged In the
Wholesale grocery trade In Memphis is the fact that
there have been fewer failures than In any line Of
trade or in any other city In any line. There has
during the past twenty-five years. been but one
tntlure OF representative wholesale grocery house
10 Memphis, and that one, when its affairs are set
tied, VIII pay 100 per cent The produce trade
proper Is also very large and important factor in
the grocery business of this city, and that Is iu
creasng with rapdity equal to that q any Of the
other branches OF the line. II would be invidious
To institute eomparlsonS or particulnrize individu-
ais or firms, or designate the sales OF particular
houses, but the aggregate would cover very many
millions There are employed by the wholesale
houses Of Memphis, In this line as travelling men
or drummers a number much in excess vi any
city OF It's sze anywhere.
Another flattering fact In the history Of the
Wholesale grocery business Of Memphis is that
every man aud iirm engaged in the trade IL the ar
chitect OF his or its own fortunes aud business In
no Instance has II been inherited 1t belongs TO the
men who built IL up md mnde IL what Il U.s. Il Is
also AN encouraging fact and one full of hope for
the future, that the limits and capacities OF this
trade are not only not exhausted but have hardly
been touched. our ten lines Of railroads now run
ming, and Others projected, and some soon TO be
completed, are extending not only our present
imde, but are bringing in new population aud
building up new business, new openings and new
avenues throughout Alabama. Arkansas. Kansas,
parts OF kentueky, Louisiana. Missouri, Mississippi
Neonska, West Tennessee, Texas and some of the
Territories. All these new facilities ard lines Of
trade have opened, or are opening TO the whole
sale grocery merchants Of Memphis. The ouly
limit TO this trade Is that of capital and enrgy the
trade Is there all we have 10 do Is 10 go IN and pos
sess T. It's productive and profitable extent is be.
yond our ken. Respectfully submitted
NJ GAVIN, Chairman
q. s. ELLIS,
john ROPER,
v,lf
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-14
Rcpor. Of ,he drain COMMITTEES.

To the President and Directors OF the Memphis
Merchants Exchange:
conference.-the grain trade for the year was very
fair, prices, comparatively speaking. were good
and favorable TO our dealers. The receipts OF corn
shows AN increase over 1857 OF l42 263 bushels and
of oats ii9,5 ,56r while Of wheaHherc was decrease
Of $4,000 bushels This decrease was partly caused
by short crop and partly by the burning ofone
Of our mills, with a capacity Of $50 barrels day,
causing a cessation OF competition and consc-
qucntly shortage of shipments 10 our markets.
During the year the Memphis Mil Company has
largely Increased Its capacity. The Bald Knob
Bmnch OF the Missouri Pacific Railroad has come
into Memphis during the past year, and give, us
AN entrance into the great grain fields tributary 20
the Gould system of roads Our grain dealers are
sending their buyen all through this newly opened
portion Of the West and southwest, aud believe
that there IL good promise therein. Memphis IA
reaching out townrd the grain fields ~ well as ~
ward all the Others but possibly not to gpat an
extent still the Increase Is very pgrccptlblc and
the prospects are very encouraging. The gnalu
dcalers OF Memphis are opening. also up shipping
trade 10 Florida, south Carolina aud all along the
southsIa Atlantic coast aud predict that lss9 will
show large Increase IN the cereal trade. Respect
fully submitted, A. 4. HAYBES,
MARTIN WALT,
V. l.. ROGERS
Committee
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-14
schuyler. ni,s.'. Successor.

WAsuNoroS, March l3.-Mr schuy-
Ter, who was today nominated TO bo Fiut
Assistant Secretary Of state, TO succeed
George L. Riycs, resigned, is about forty.
soycn ycan Of age. lie is generally we'll
known as an author and a diplomat, and
In the last mentioned career he has filed
almost every grade In the service. In
1867 he began his connection with the
State Department as Consul at Moscow,
and In 1869 he was Consul arRevcl. In
1870 he was made Secretary Of Legation at
st. Petersburg; in 1875 he occupied sim.
liar pos, at Constanunoplc. Two years
later he WIS appointed Consul at Birming-
ham: In 1879 he was Consul-Gyneral at
Rome. lie was then appointed diplo.
matte agent and Consul.General 10 liou-
mania. and became Minister resident
when the mission was established. Fin, q
1852 he has been travelling ia Europe. His
contributions 10 literature include editorial
work ON Webster Dictionary, Ainei an
Diplomacy" and the Lle ol Pctor the
Great"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-14
The ParnciI Commission.

LONDON. March l3.-At the sitting Of
the Parnell Commission today Mr.. Soamcs,
solicitor for the 7ima, tcstiiod that he
had found that the local police OF Cork
believed Coffee, the Cork reporter, who
testified yesterday that statement that
he had made To a policeman was abso-
lutcly false. Coffee signed the statement,
in witness Office and said ho would tes-
tiiy that II was true. Coffee had not re-
ccived the full sum TO which lac was en-
uued. Witnesses Tor tho lima received
from l0s 10 e3 n. daily.
On cross-examination by Mr.. Blggar
Mr.. Soames testified that he sent Kirby
TO America 10 see Sheridan, who asked
f2O, 900 10 come 10 London and testify for
the Iimes Witness, on receipt Of this
information, Immediately recalled Kirby.
A man named Levy, who was a mem
bcr OF the Fgnian Supreme Council. tcsti.
fled ~ 10 bis experience while n member
OF that body. On cross-examinaiion he
admitted that he had been imprisoned for
year for cmbozling his employers
money. This admission caused laughter.
At 800 o'clock pm. Attomey-Gcncul
Webster announced that the case lOr the
Iunn was finished.
AT the request Of Sir Charles Russell,
counsel for the Parnellitcs, Presiding Jus.
ticc Hannen ordered the release from
prison Of Mr.. VIM. O'liricn and Mr. Tim
othy Harrington, whom II IL necessary ior
Sir Charles 10 consult, on condition that
they abstained from agitation during their
liberty. The court adjourned until April 2
Prior 10 the adjournment, Sir Charles
Russell asked tho court whether II was
prepared 10 express judgment regarding
the question Of an interim report ON the
forged letters.
In reply, Presiding Justice Hannen said:
1--WE are not prepared 10 give an answer
limiting our freedom Of action. The cN-
traordinary circumstances attending the
withdrawal Of the lotiom speak for them.
solves. No report can enhance or diminish
their effect. But we have not yet come tO
a decision ~ regards the making Of re-
port"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-14
n.ss,'. Iesiisrse.

wAsnINoroS, March lJ.-Cyrus Bury.
who was 4, day nominated by the President
" bc Assistant Secretary oi,hc Interior, was
born In OHIO In 1883. lie was a delegate
from Iowa TO tho Baltimore convention,
which nominated stephen A. Douglas for
President He served with great disiiuc-
ton throughout the war. aud was brew
cited Major-Gcneral in March, 1868. After
the war ha resumed business as 4 eommis-
sion merchant iinst In ~ Louis, anu Then
In New Orleans lie was q delegate TO tho
Republican Na,Ional Convention OF 1865,
and ior six years was President OF the New
Orleans Chamber Of Commerce. Gen,
Bnzzy engaged In business Ia New York In
1881. aud has since ukcu prominent part
IA uauOuC yOliticA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-14
Tho Rail- play crs In London.

JoxDoS, March i3.-The American baso.
ball teams drove TO the House Of Commons
.oday In two brakes They were stopped
at the gate by the police, but when 1t had
been explained that the Speaker had made
arrangements for them 10 visit the House
In body they were allowed 10 pass Mr.
White Secretary Of the American Jogn-
ton, and the secretary Of the Speaker,
showed the visitors through tho House ol
Lords aud the House Of Commons aud the
crypt. subsequently,, from the gallery,
they listened TO speeches by Sir William
Vernon llarcourt and Others. Tic Dean
Of Westminster has invited the teams 10
bo present at u special service in the Abbey
on Sunday. Mr.. White has applied 10 the
Master Of the Horse for a special permit 10
visit the Queens stables. Tho men arc
amused with the London sights and are
delighted ut the urbaniiy displayed yes.
tcrday by the Prince OF Wales.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-14
Report Of Flour Committee.

To the President aud Directors Of the Memphis
Merchants Exchange
Gentle nen-lour committee respectfully report
that tue year ISIS records the largest volume Of
-four business the city has yet enjoyed. the In.
crcase over the previous year being about 20 per
cent The output of the M,mphis Milling Com.
pany alons being i3,OOl birrcls Imports were
81 40 lwrrcls making a gp,ni total Of go i76.
This lurgc Increase Il chicly ihc conscqutnoc of
newly ncgund railway connections, which place
~ upon the plano HERETOFORE occupied by hut ven
Few cities IN the country, aud II enables us io com
pcto favoubly with the largest nourproduclng
points Ia the United sAtcA respectfully.
S. n. PuiLttis,
" I. TAYLOR.
W. l.. GoiuUou,
Committee.
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nspor, OF Tho Hardware Committee.

To the President and Difccion oi the Memphis
Merchants Exchange
Gcntlomen-Y Your C0.amitico on Hardware would
report that The year isss 10 he hardware Interests
oi this city has been. like the one preceding H. a
satisfactory Que. Tho better feeling that was man.
iicsici, a. shown BY the advanced prizes Al the
opening of thc year. was Increased somewhat dur.
Ing the INT half Of the season. These hEiros.
however were not manifested throughout the year.
which closed with majority Of the adyan.es Al.
ludcd 10 not only lost but, IN some instances Dc.
cline irum the rrioes they originally started.
The past year shows no Increase la the numbef
Of hfuis doing siobbiuE bnsincs over that Of the
preceding ycir We have. then, four houses On.
gagged exclusively In the ulc N shelf aud heavy
hardware and agricultural implements. four IN the
sale ~ heavy hardware. Iron and railroad supplies
and I've In wnkUnt carriages etc. Thesc thirteen
establishments employ a oHsh capital Of about
u 5000, and do an annual business Of from
tlbl 90 IN fiwApn careful estimate masei
The busincss Tor the year ihs an iucrase oi about
10 pct Cgut over Ist of 1851. With the incualOd
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Row RiyrR. .CANr, Mimi. March ia
Louis White, generally known ~ "Curtcy
Billy the terror Of the pine regions Of Min
ncsoia, was instantly killed yesterday ai-
ternoon by Charles T.. Hayden. In the
noon mail, Hayden received n cabinet pho
tograph Of his wlio and two children, aud
the loggcn gathered about him to look at
H. White attacked the womnn'a charac.
ter, violent quarrel ensued, ending In n
rough and tumble fight. Hayden coming
out victor. After the fight, White went TO
his room, and returning with an axe,
rushed nj Hayden who drew n revolver,
and shot the bully through the heart.