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New-York tribune., 1889-10-21
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLBRS.

Among the passengers who arrived on the Umbria
yesterday Were Everett V. Abbott, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. 5. Abercrombe. Charles H. Arnold Henry Beatty,
Captain A. VI. Beck, ex xCongressman Asher b. Carth
and Mrs Caruth, II. A. Clarh, John H. Cowlng W. q.
Crawford, william CWoch J. NJ. Cl~sswell Mile T.
DantricOurt, the Rev. II. S. Day and Mrs Day Z. C.
D'Azeredo. Dr. James A. De Wolf Captain H. W
Dowding, II. N; J. b. Fair Oscar Francke W. T.
Glover J. NJ. Gould, J. l. Grant, T.. Hammersloush
and family, Mr.. and Mrs J. Mont gomery Hare frank
Haseltne, Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Hcnrques, A. Foster
Higgins A. &. Hrs0h Octayhs dc jersey, A. . Johns
Ton. Mr.. and MIS-. John :. Kennedy, Alexander King
Dr. James A. Latimer, SuIgcon-MaIOr ". B Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. ). Is. POmmcrOy. Captain John H.
Rainier, II. n; j. b. Trevor and family, tho Rev
b. f. Turner. tho Rev. O.. III. >. Walpoe Dr. r.
Wetherbee, Dr. f. W. Witten. and +. Bercsfold
Wright.
here Yesterday. were two well known French atists
benjamin Constant and Charles Meyer Comic and
Comtesse dAramon. General de Trobnand. r. l..
Cutting and family DR.. A. DeTVauX, Dr. J. NJ Gomez
Dr r. j. Gomez &. p Johnston, and Miss Tesslr
MURRAY daughter of Police superintendent Murray Of
this city.
The Bothnia brought among her pine cabin pas
sergers the Rev James Ileary, Henry Whno and
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel SJ;Nehs.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-21
AMONG THE COLLEGES.
THE COLOR LINE IGNORED AT YALE.
A NEGRO STUDENT no PLAY on THE ELEVEN
THE NEW GYMNASIUM.

THE NEW GYMNASIUM.
New.Havcn. Conn., Oct. 90 tsrecaD.-Yale, like
Harvard, has ignored tho color line. and has given
one of the most responsible places on her football
eleven to a clored member Of the medical school
named Simpson. or rather he is being trained for
that place. and will take Il In The Varsity games
II he develops as rapidly as Is expected.
Tans for Yalo's new gymnasium have been decided
upon. those submitted by +. F. Gandolfo. Of New
York. being selected These plans call for three
story building and cellar In the cellar will
be bowling alleys store rooms. machinery and heat
ing apparatus The first Hoor which will be almost
even with the street. will be divided into several
apartments one OF which will be devoted to baths,
another 80 two rowing tanks. and another 10 cage.
On the second floor will be the lockers and separate
rooms for The several clubs, sparring room and
Offices, together with bathing convenences. The
third floor will be devoted entirely 10 the main
gymnasium exercise hall. which Will be furnished
with running rack and all of the most improved
apparatus OF a modern gymnasium. The entire floor
surface OF the building will be 10000 square feet
Work Will be begun Immediately. $40, 900 having been
subscribed.
Mrs Miriam Osborn, Of New-York, the giver OF
Yac's recitation building, has decided that tho
proposed inscription, "Osborn Memorial Hail. over
the main entrance 10 modified TO "Osborn Hail.
The halls rooms and stairyays are wainscotcd 10 a
height four feet with polished oak, and the hoonng
is Of hard pine. The building will be completed on
An effort is being made to form Methodist is, or Or
ganzation, TO be known as ne oxford StmD al As
cgc spirits have been disturbed over the matter nut
President Dwight is said TO have remarked ,hat he
felt certain that nothing but good would result lroIh
any religious movement .,., .
Officers of st. pauls Club have been elected as
follows: President A. G.. McClintOck, 80; vice-preSl
dent Herbert Nc Bride, 30, s. secretary and treasurer
W. S. c. Noyes. 80. ~,
dent John Crosby; vice president: r McIlale; sec
rotary, Thompson; treasurer L. Hollster
New-York tribune., 1889-10-21
BURYIyG ELECTRIC LIGHT MAINS IN LONDON.
Letter in The Electrical Review.


For upward Of five weeks the Strand had been I'M
passable for carts and carriages owing TO the neces-
sary work In the laying down Of the mans ior
electric lighting. The quantity of patience possessed
by the average LondOner Is by means ineNsusble,
and as week followed week The voice of the grImber
spoke in no uncertain voice, and day after day III
dlgnant protests were made in the public press Now
that traffic has been resumed through The strand mo
district surveyor writes 10 The Times in ylndcsoa
OF tho action Of the Vesry and points oni the many
circumstances which Obliged long time in my
carrying out the work. As soon a. the Nestry had
decided was necessary renew The wood patcmeh,
the Metropolitan Electric supply Company and Me'ss
Gat saw their opportunity and at once embraced ts
chance Of putting down mains. but before. me "oth
could even be commenced various formaiits wclo
necessary and much time was unayodaDY lost
Then i'm taking up tho Strand go Ordinary roadway
had to be disturbed, and trenches were REQUIRED 10
length Of than thousand yard, and Solen " ,
seven feet IN depth TO receive the mains lcio" IN,
wood was at least inch of asphalt ana tnen !"
stratum of concrete from half foor 10 Twelve lhehes
deep For weeks 200 laborels were employed nahus I
their way through this wall Of rock ana Wheh ,@ua. @
was accomplished and the electric mans hNel eew
concrete had to be put down and the wall once mor'
made perfect
New-York tribune., 1889-10-21
ENCOURAGED BY GEN. GRUByS CANrAsS
THE SENATORIAL AND ASSEMBLY CONTESTS IN
NFNY.JERSEY.

THE SENATORIAL AND ASSEMBLY CONTESTS IN
NEw-JERSEY.
Trenton n. j. Oct Gothic Republicans OF New
Jersey are moro encouraged than they have been
st apy prevlous time In the campaign. They have
the best of reasons to be satisfied with the situation
in middle and south Jersey and the condition of
affairs in the northern part Of the State has shown
marked improvement in the last week The New
Committee movement In Hudson promises 10 help
General Gr1bb materially.
The State Committee is confident OF Carrying the
State Senate this year. The Republicans have clear
majority in Atlantic, Ocean, Cumberland Mercer,
Morris. and fighting chances elsewhere that assure
them tho necessary votes to make the majority. No
one prrtends to Judge as to the Assembly. 1t Will
all depend upon the way the Democratic redistricting
works The Democrats have lost the Assembly when
they attempted the same thing In previous years
There are a number OF contractors bills unpaid for
State work, owing TO the depleted condition OF the
treasury and there is Just complaint OF the delay
In MEETING these obligations. The Stae poIcy IN
financial management has been faulty In the extreme
and demands reform at the hahus OF ue next
Tbc Srprcme Court last week sustained the bill
chanCrg the method of clccting chosen freehOlders
I'm Essex County and freeholders hereafter are 10 DO
elected bv Assembly districts instead OF by townships
nj dcetroys the system OF local representation, with
oi,t giving The simplicity Of the commission plan Of
Massachusetts and many Western states , -,
Senator Rue who was renOniinatcd Dy thf hepuDH
cans Of Mercer County yesterday. IS worthy repre-
sentative. a calm, cool headed Dut WaInl-neh@ruu @
proven valuable HIS constituents and advantageous
10 tbe
New-York tribune., 1889-10-21
THE eUND1Y TRTBVCT

The Sunday Tribune contained many features Of
exceptlonal interest Mr. Smailcy contributed ,,r,b
a..,n,. On Tngli.b Talkers: +. G cen, ~, ionr'il
some "reminiscences Of Wilke Collins corre,nordeot
IN Vienna Wro'e on the political condition of sor,,
and Bulgaria; letter from Berlin gave the bistorv
Of a famous law case. The Brunswick legacy now
about 10 be decided: a visit TO Rubns,ein -
Gcscrtbed from ~. Petersburg; travelIer a. va va
Minor gave a sketch Of life In typical T,,ri ~ ~ go "
Asia town; there the usual quota Of dnr6o., 6
correspondence. ana all the news Of the day was
theatrical and sporting brilliantly main,atIa2S
Copies NAV still be had al the Office or Nv Mi
twenty pages Price. cents - ''"'''
New-York tribune., 1889-10-21
THE WEATHER REPORT
FORECAST Till sP. NJ. MONDAY

Washington Oct. 2o-For Newihglsin fas'. .'. nra
vi, Fas,orn pennsylyana and New-Jersey fair pre-
coded by light rain on the coast much coraer northwest
erly winds u.., hv
ror Delaware and Maryland light rain. followed o'
fair; colder. c.-,. .,.,.u,, ana
For Virginia, the CarohnsA "eors''' nIN-s.s nISo1n.
- ,aly nracoded by light rain the coast colder'
For Mississippi. Louisiana and Eastern Texas tIii
slightly cooler
For Arkansas and Missouri fair ..
For Western New.York Western PehhsyNah'' -
VIRGINIA Ohio, Indiana, kentucky IehhoSseo' i''""
n,icb@a1s fair cooler; nOrtherly wlh9S S,u,.,. ,.r
N ~ Inner Michigan Wisconsin AMI lllhois IAs
it SIpvtaspta iowa Dakota Nebraska, fair, foilov@
I'm Dakofa by light rains; slightly warm. u,as,er, coL
" No. Kansas and Colorado, talr followed IN "ee'ei" wv
oraio by light rain warmer
New-York tribune., 1889-10-21
COMPLICATED RELATIONSHIP.
Jefferson Gnd.l dispatch to The Boston HeraI

There lives Ia Union Township, In tals county 80
family that can boast OF the most curousy ls5
Gated relationship some years ago Wldo"cI, - Mana so
IJorg,n who had a grown son. married WdoN VIZ VIZ
had grown daughter. After WhLie me nG e en- loys
wife secured a divorce. His son then feu W -.
win bis fathers divorced wife and he mared ar ne
The father got married 10 me daughter o. h edn has
nbiiron and The two families are terribly mAen a.
70 their relationship 1he old man Is MS own s,Sc, lse
i lo ,be broher-inlaw Of his son and the sepid ho'
W - rLne tbc sos /, flfher-ln-laW of MS iaie
his % own cpsn sa9er Of hts .ePmSRRer WRe are S' m.
on 0n - ,bn is,t marriage is too complicated for au!
one 10 puzzle his head over.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-21

be held in the coming week with the chapter at syra-
cuse University The exercises Will open on "edhes-
day. Friday evening public exercises Will be held
I'm the John Grouse Memorial College. Joseph OCon-
nor Editor Of The Rochester Post and Express VIII
preside The Grafton will be delivered by the Rev.
Dr. Henry A. Buttz president OF Drew theological
Seminary, and the poem by Henry Randall Waite
PHI D., of New-York City.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-21
EHAhE EITS hNIKE.
Milton (Ga.l Democrat.

FrOm Tic MltUn IId.l DtulUrfH.
While passing through his farm last Wednesday
Mr.. Davi1 llembrcc saI-a Aine snake swaInT a
raitlesnaSe's pilot. When he found them The Sins
snake had Killed tho pilot and had swallove1 about
half Of IL, head first Mr. hembree stood iy and
saw the Job completed. which took about treniv
minutes. Tho hing snake three aud a half feet
long and the pilot two feet lie lid not kill The
ling snake, knowing II pOt poisonous aud was
tho enemy Of all poisonous snakes.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-21
ONO REprpL1cANs sANGuINE or SUCCESS.

Columbus Ohio, Oct. 90 (speciaD. There have been
surface indications In the last few days that the
Democrats could not maintain the rapid gait taken
ten days ago, when the party managers struck out
at full speed because of the TOpp exposure In Gin
cinnati. and failure TO connect Mr. Campbells name
with the stock certificates in the ballotbOx scheme
In an interview tonight A. L. COnger, chairman OF
the Republican State Executive Committee, says:
The political situation IS growing more favorable
for the Republicans throughout the State every hour
campaign progresses, and WILL feel quite sure,
continue so until the campaign closes. Last week
the ballotbox forgery did damage, but It was
fortunate that the forgery discovered so early for
have fully recovered from It's effects, and II
Will be strictly business from this time forward. 1t
was their victorious Bull Run Of the campaign, and
we bore it like boys did IN '61, but our lines
are being strengthened, and the great Republican
column of the will be IN fnll line Of battle,
and the victorious Gettysburg Of the campaign Will
be ours
VIII Foraker up with the ticRet'S
"There Is no use in Disgusting the fact that a
furious fight is being waged against Governor Foraker
and desperate effort made 10 defeat him. but II Will
fail We understand ali sorts OF roorbacks and attac Is
arc be made upon him toward the close of the
paign, and may expect almost anything. They
viii be the Pckett's charge IN the closing hours Of
the fight, and Will fail Pickett failed borne down
by solid Republican column"
New-York tribune., 1889-10-21
,ooKryG FOR 4 BIG MBrE0B.

From The Genoa (NeV.l Couflcf .
II IS reported that the Apnltes are Foely sspy ehs,
over he falling Of an immense meteor IN thc Neiad3
W n,,un, RulliOn The ball Of ic which Is 'scluep
oi W uuch large than the Marllcville Court Hous.'
strick with force that made the earth trenbe' ~
haSyc been out scouting tho hills in search OF vs
acollte Although many people saw II iall' opulDH'
differ in location from five to ten niles
New-York tribune., 1889-10-21
n...AA. no nr,nrebnn-Intnrette. a. Prlnceton.
PASTOR RErGNs ox AccorYr oE 4 scAxpAL.

The Rev. f. n. Harding pastor OF the First Baptist
Church Of Bayonne j. resigned yesterday. This action
on the part Of Mr. HarIing is the outcome o. scandal
which occurred about year ago and N which ' hghrea
conspicuously part the congregation withdrew from
the church The PASTORS friends who controlled tho
Board OF Trustees, firmly stood by him. and had tho
names OF the members had left tho church stricken
from the roll Mr., Harding finally decided 70 resign. as
he SAYS for the good church He sah yesterday,
however, that he hardly believed his resignation wowa
be accepted.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-21

TO run in any way OF missionary service carrying the
water of life in HIS hands and with the cross of Christ
craven his heart IT,, , -, ,
In view Of the appointment OF a IaIr ana aolo IN
yectiratIng commIttec DR. Smyth thought II unneccs
sary 10 connuc public discussion of the trouble while
the investigation was pending
New-York tribune., 1889-10-21
DEMOCRATS AGAINST THE GORMAN RING.
RECRUITS TO THE REPUBLICANS AND INDE-
PENDENTS


Baltimore Oct. 90 (speciaD.-six Democratic clubs
of this city have declared against the German Ring
ticket and last night Joined the Independent Dcm
ocrats at large meeting, in indorslng the Republican
nomination for Mayor. The Independent Democrats
have declared their intention Of supporting the Re-
publican candidate for Stale Controller. Tho German
people did not think the dsafection would extend 70
the State ticket, bit tho who led the reform move
ment and fought Gorman's methods two years ago arc
the same who now indorse the Republican ticket. who
are determined to fight the Democratic machine until
he is defeated -Four years ago the movement was
beaten by Democratic frauds. Two years ago It was
the same story. Then German predicted that they
had received their death-bow, but again they came
the front, and John X Cowen, the leading spirit
In the movement, says 10 IS stronger now than ever
before Frank Morrison has resigned the presidency
Of the Crescent Club, one Of the largest Democratic
organizations in Baltimore He had partly committed
himself Davidson, the regular Democratic candidate
resolution ndorsing Davidson, though outside the club
many of the members stated that they were going tO
vote tho Independent ticket MOrrson's resignation
leaves the club rather demOralizod, and II is moi likely
that tho regular ticket will receive much support from
H. The campaign is now az rs height, and while the
German people boast that they VIII have an easy
victory they are thoroughly frightened at the dis
senson in their ranks Senator German Is here nearly
every day personally directing the campaign, although
he IS seldom seen outside Of Headquarters or his room
at the hotel.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-21
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In the diagram continuous line shSSS' United stsiss
euctuatOns yesterday observed ~ dashe, indicate
Signal service station this city ! sun Duudlng.
Temperature noted a. Perry's Pharmacy w.
Tribune ofce. Oct. 81. a m-fine ,,et The
Yesterday until evening. when the sAes " 49,, .,,es
temperature ranged between 81 ana 10 aav las,
(OlL) being 3 higher than On the cof's'p
year and "a higher than on saturday 81, .Aah,v h
In and near this city to-day theIe WI NM rain -
much colder, fair weather prseeaea :"
'''iS sIr' and possibly shade cooler. % 1S''S~s
New-York tribune., 1889-10-21
PAINES
CELERY
COMPOUND.
which cured him of insanity.


Does II not stand 20 that remedy which can
rescue one from the depths OF insanity Will cure all no,
nerve and brain troubles and nsonnaT Does II mo-.
stand TO reason that inability remember and place soms
familiar face pain ghtness in the head snecalv
the eyes base OF the brain reouant ra,or -
the eyes; absentmindedness; desire to sleep but i'm
possohity 10 90 so hushed face one day and pale
the special redness Of the face or eye. and an
these troubles which show the coming on ot nor,,
and brain failure parcss insanity can be removed b,
a remedy that Will CURE insanity
IL is sold by all reliable druggists
New-York tribune., 1889-10-21
pEpUrEEs VISIT TIE GARDEx CITY cArnrnnA1

DEPUTIES VISIT THE G1RDEN CITY CATHFDRAL
In answer 10 a General invitation OF the BOARD ~
Trustees Of the Cathedral Of the Incarnation Carden
city, 10 the bishops and deputies OF The General Con-
vcnion of tie Protestant Episcopal Church. now as
semblrd I'm this city, about 100 OF them vist,ot ,he
cathedral and the cathedral schools OF 81 Mar and
Il Paul, Garden city, ON saturday. An orysn r..
cital al tho cathedral. given by DP. w. n Wo5dcork
the 0rganist, and military and artillery drlI AZ -
Paul's school were the special features of 10 dsv
Luncheon was served 10 the visitors az the school
New-York tribune., 1889-10-21
Mr.. RICHARD D. YOUNG,

the welLknown and popular manufacturer Of perfumes
100 Williamst New-YorS, confined three insane
asylums pronounced incurable. He Is in persees
health, perfect strength and perfect sanity to-day wholly
through the OF
New-York tribune., 1889-10-21
FOOTBALL GAMES FOR OCTOBER.

Football IS the only game which at this season
of the year commands any interest at the colleges
During this week the championship series Is begun
and the test games which are to indicate the COM
parave strength of the three great eevens Of Harvard
Princeton and Yale will be entered upon before
November The schedule Of college games, champion
ship and otherwise, for October include the fohow-
ing:
OctobeF Observation-Disclosures at Princeton
Ocfobor 24-Yale-Trlnity, at Ncw-Hayen , .
October 26-Prnceton-Cniverstyo Of PennsyiVahia, ~
pbjiedel nha champonshp Mountaineering az Gam.
brdge; Yale-Triny, at New-Isyeni CorncI-Lehlgh az
RntbleRem: Observation-Disclosures Institute OF Technol
October 29-Yale-Stevens Institute, New-York. n,,
October 3O-Yale-Cnyersliy Of Pennsylvania at Pnll.
afclpha champl l1nsp; af3yette-LehiFh' at Betehem
Dartmouth Amherst, at Hanover, n ii.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-21

OF Mr. Durants modest wish that no oil portrait OF
the founder should hang permanently In the college.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-21

DELTA UPsILoN CONVENTION.
SYRACUSE ". Y, Oct. 20.-The fifty hfth annual con-
vsntion Of the Delta Upsilon college fraternity VIII
New-York tribune., 1889-10-21

1t is sold by all reliable druggists.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-26

A gentleman who named every winner
yesterday and won a very large sum, was
talking 10 few friends last night, and
when asked how he became In possession
OF such valuable tips, said be would let
them into the secret provided they would
not mention the matter 10 anyone. Said
lac, you will be- surprised 10 learn that
every winning horse yesterday had a cake
Of sol colcman's koko tulu special tied
around the biz OF the bride, which was
dead sure to make them win.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-26

MiSSrAroiIS MIMI, April 25-lAsi
night large aud enthusiastic crowd Of
woTkmen, chiefly cx.omploycs Of the Min
ncapolis Street Railway, met To consider
The proposition Of establishing stock
company here 10 run a hordic system In
competition with IoNry's motor aud
street car lines. Several speeches wcro
made In favor Of the hcidio system Of
transportation, and carefully prepared
table Of estimates Of probable receipts and
expenses was read. Tho intention IL 10
put fifty hordics on the streets as soon as
$4,000 worth Of stock u subscribed, and
increase the number 10 100 an fast ~ tho
capital Il obtained. II Is calculated that
loo herdlcs win do the greater paft Of tho
traffic Of the town, aud more will DO put
on - fast o. the business warrants D..
Over $1,000 worth OF stock was subscribed
In the hall last night and about $500 has
already boon subscribed outside. In addi.
ton 20 these, certain people have pledged
themselves 90 take $500 worth u $780,.
600 cannot be otherwise obtained.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-26
and Manager STEVENSON ALA
ANornER RELIaIous sENsATIoM
A Ministers wife Arrested for shop.
lining In ChlcnRo.

A Ministers wife Arrested FOR shop. !
Hiring In Chicago.
CmcAuo. H., April ga sensation !
was caused in church circles this morning
by the publication Of the fact that a
minister's wife had been arrested on
charge Of shopliiiiug The casc came mp
In the Armory Police Court this morning,
The ccuscd IL Mn. Jennie kirkham, the
wife OF the Rev. r. NJ. Kirkham, editor Of
tho Ci.rthm Oraol,, and pastor OF the
Christian Church, at Thiriy.seyenth street
and Indiana avenue. The Rev. Mr. Kirk
ham Is wcll.known Iowa divine, who
came 10 Chicago only lew months ago.
Mn. Kirkham " sister Of Gen. Drake,
Of DcsMoIncs, the founder OF Drake Uni
ycrsity.
The manager Of the store In which she
was arrested, stated 70 the magistrate that
himself and another person had seen tho
woman stealing articles IN the store, that
when she was arrested aud searched, arii-
Giles 20 tile value Of SIS TO SO were found
concealed about her person; that she adj
miiicd her guilt 10 the policeman who
arrested her, and that she offered 10 pay
considerable more than the goods worc
worth b. get out OF H.
Mrs. kirkham'a attorney stated that
The things wcrr put into Mu. kirkhnm's
pockets by a domestic who che had hired
and that she supposed u was all right
though the things were passed 10 her
without having been Wrapped up. The
employees Of the store declare that there
wlhlBo girl with her. After the hearing had
been postponed, a female prisoner ia the
arnory, who occupied the same cell Will
Mrs. kirkham, stated that the latter had
cndcavurcd 90 bnhc her 10 swear that Nh,
hal stolen the things and had giyon then
10 Mrs. kifkham.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-26
Aarnn.I AtnIIlnn.

Mr. W. J. Lyle, editor Of me kentucky
Stool Farm, OF Lexington, KY, a news.
paper devoted exclusively to the Interest,
Of the lrotung horse. saws OF the stallion
Russia. bought few days ago by Bucn.
avcntum Farm Co., Of Clafksyillc, Tenn;
ellie Is one OF the gmndcsi bred horses In
much for him. The stock Of Bucnaycn-
iun Farm Co. can DO obtained Of i. II.
White aud John l.. Norton, No. Z Madi-
son street. We published an extended
notice Of this enterprise yesterday.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-26
LATER TEAM raE LATEST.

Schedule Via Louisville & Nashville and
Pennsylvania Roads 10 Now York.
Morning Tnin-lcavcs Memphis AZ
O. 20 am, arrives In New York second
day NJ sam.
Night Tuin-leavcs Memphis at $50
pm. arrives In New York second day al
/ PIN, ogc hour aud fifty minutes quicker
than any other line.
ACCuNMopATioNs.
Sleeping car connections made through
on morning train. Night train carries
Pullman Nostibulo slerpcrthrough to New
York without change.
rAnU.
81. 20 for the round trip. Tickets sold
April ~, ~ aud -, good returning until
Nav \.
Sleeping car accommodations reserved
In advance. Office. 3l2 Main street.
JouN A. SCorr, Ticket Agent.
Gaonug H. McLEAN, Passenger Agent.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-26
Most Important COIliery District

OF the Country not excepting Birmingham, and
has abundance of iron within easy reach with
the surrounding mountain sides covered with valuable
timber and with bountul supply of water there would
to be nothing lacking to insure the building up at
this favored point of large manufacturing city; and to
insure this the company stand ready to donate ground to
and take stock in any manufacturing enterprise that may
locate there