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Evening journal., 1889-03-11
ON SATURDAY,
THE 23D DAY OF MARCH. 1889,

The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot plece or parcel of land
and marsh situated la the city of Wilmington
on the east side Of the Wilmington Bridge
Causeway, and bounded and described as fol-
lows. to wit:
Beginning at the middle Of a drain on the
said side Of said Causeway. and al the dis
tance Of l76 feet southerly from a corner OF
land late OF NinceI A.. Ahart, thence By a
said V. A. Ahart south 6}I6 degrees, east $50
feet TO the middle of a drain di siding this
land from the land iate Of John Kirkmap
thence thereby south 28l4 degrees west is0 feet
70 the middle Of another drain dividing this
from the land OF the eaid Vincent A. Ahart,
thence north b3t4 degrees, west 389 feet 10 the
middle of the drain at the said ride of said
Canseway, and thence thereby north 3216 de-
grees, east $50 feet to the place of beginning,
be the contents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the property
Of the Jackson Lime and Coal Company. aud
to be sold by
ALVAN ALLEN, Sheriff.
Shnpifffa f1ff1rp NEflFnfufrf,t, Il
Evening journal., 1889-03-11
u SATURDAY.. MARCH 16. 1ss9.
O'Clock p. M,

the Court House. in the city Of Whining
|. the following described real estate, late
pohn Maloney, deceased, to wit:
III that certain lot or piece of land with a
history frame house thereon erected, being
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ROUND ovsR.
Tho Instailmont Company Gain a Poln,
Before Justice blackwell,

Tho Installmont Company Gain a Point
Before Justice Blackwell.
The case OF $. Penny, mentioned In
yesterdays APrEAr, was disposed Of on
yesterday by Justice Blackwell and the
dclehdont bound over TO the Criminal
Court Penny Ia hod.carrior. aud pur.
chased from tho Tennessee Installmcn,
Company, certain jewely-a ring and a
gorgeous cluster Of diamonds, for which
lac agreed to pay 81. Penny says the ari.
olos were warranted 10 him ~ pure gold
and that when no discovered that they
were eighteen carat candestick brass
he rcbcllcd. lilo hid paid S2.3j ON tho
pufchas and wanted the amount refund.
ed 10 him before giving up tho gems. In
court Penny rendered a return OF tho
goods but refused 10 pay tho costs OF the
case. lie was bound over.
Tho jewels were turned over 10 Justice
Blackwell. who tore of piece OF tho frs,
page OF TiiE ArrEAL aud carefully rolled
them M. rcmarking, They are daisies"
And they are.
Tho ring IL immense. Originally II was
probably worth shooting gallery cigar.
The diamond cluster Is grand aggfoga.
ton OF kohinoon OF the first water, pure
Ito, Springs, sialactical, diamonds that
shono and glisienod like tho eyes Of saltcd
mackercl. The whole purchase WINS worth.
aud we'll worth, sg-a bushcl, The caso
viii 10 carried TO the Circuit Court on ap.
peal
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HEsRy CRAFT.
J. Is. HEisKKLL,
Q. w. HEIsKELi.,
JAMES II. MALONE,
WM. NJ. RANDOLPH,
SMITH & COLLIER,
Solicitors for Defendant
A cRAPRooM ROW.
History OF the Mysterious Shooting
Wednesday Night.

History of the Mysterious Shooting
Wednesday Night
About IL o'clock Wednesday night a
pistol shot and woman's screams, near
the corner Of Second and Gayoso streets,
caused great excitement and no little ac-
tyily by the police.
While II was finally an accepted belief
that nobody was injured. still the mystery
was unsolved. and worried the police.
Later In the night I'd Albritton, who
was suspected, tolcphoned TO tho police
station that he would surrender and stand
trial yesterday morning. lie was arrested,
and, as usual, had his story. II was 10
tho effect that he and Prince Rice, another
colorcd man. had a dispute several days
ago, and since then Prince has maio
number Of threats against his life. Wed.
ncnsday night he saw Rico advancing TO.
ward him in a threatening manner, and
believing that no Rice meant him harm,
he pulled pistol and fred 10 irighten his
supposed assailant. Tho facts In tho case
are these, as will be shown at the trial
this morning 0lbritton Is manager Of the
crap den at Adonoal's saloon, on Herman
do street. Prince Rice was ono Of his pat
rons during the evening As tho gamo
progressed no and Rice became cntangled
In wordy war Albitton styled his al.
vcrsary id thief. In the way Of reel.
procity Rice dealt him n singing blow
In the mouth. They clinched, but wero
separated by spectators Rice rotrcated
through the back door. Albritton went
TO the front. armed himself with gun and
followed Rice. who preceded him. TO
Churchs saloon, ut Second and Gayoso,
hiding behind the coalhousc In the rear.
A woman who saw the mancuycr aud d.
vincd tho intent, informed Rico OF his
enemy In ambush. Without apparent
dread Rico started toward tho coalhouse,
along Gayoso. Albrltton fred harmlessly
and ran, and the woman screamed. That's
the story.
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THE LAST AND THE aREArEsTi

The volume OF our business yesterday
exceeded by some hundreds that Of any
day this year. At first glance it looks
strange that such should be the case at
this season, but those who took advantage
OF yesterdays sale were not surprised, be-
cause the inducements offered were great,
aud, as all will testify, exceeded the ad.
vertisements announcing the sale,
We will have on sale today all OF the ar
ticles offered yesterday at the same prices
clothing, silks, dress goods, wraps and
dresses, muslin underwear, white goods,
domestics, books, fancy goods, carpets,
laces, hosiery, gloves furnishing goods,
crockery, china aud glassware; also the 51
useful household articles for Sl.00. DO
sides these, We will add
Fresh bargains in Clothing and SHOES.
Fresh bargains in Dress Goods and
silks.
Fresh bargains In Domestics and Laccs.
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To Dun FRIESDS There are numerous
ways, ms the saying goes, adopted TO at
tract business, and failure follows in the
wake OF the great majority. We have
adopted way that never iais-a way in
deed open to alI--and yet often discarded.
II Is this: We advertise only what we
have; We sell them at the prices adver-
Used; We sci them at the same price TO
ALI in word, We observe the plain, un-
vanished truth in dealing with the pub
lie, and that's all. "ls that all, indeed?"
asks Richard Doe, ''and why can't l do
the samo2" Really. Richard. you could,
II you had learned what truth is, earlier,
but now II may be too late; yet try II, but
Etick 10 II, as We do.
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ROUND TRIP RATE TO NEW YORK.
Via Momphls a Charleston Railroad.

FIu MuIHpnIs q ChhrIebton HhIIrohd.
We have on sale, via Chattanooga, Bris-
tol, Norfolk, and Old Dominion Steam
ship Line, round trip tickets to New York,
good 10 return until October 81. at $40. 90.
This includes meals aud staterooms on
steamship in both directions. No change
OF train between Memphis and Norfolk,
and we beat the quickest OF other routes.
4. A. DESAussuRE, A. q. Z. A.
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DEPosIroRs' NOTICE.

Manhattan Savings Bank and Trust
Company.
Interest at the rate o. three 90 per cent.
per annum has been declared by the Board
Of Trustees OF this bank on all accounts en-
titled thereto. payable on and after July
], 1889. Interest not drawn will be crcd-
itod the same aa any regular deposit. All
deposits made prior 10 the 9TH day OF each
month will bear interest from the LIST.
JAMES NATHAN, Cashier.
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REMOVAL.
AsAAaN 80
Thos. Y. Parcsii AZ Co

Ihos' y, Flrr5n a Co.
Have removed 10 - South Court street,
under uas'on's Hotel, where they have on
exhibition the light running New Home
and Household sewing Machines. These
are undoubtedly the lightcst running and
most simple machines ever brought 10 this
city. These machines will be- sold nj
grca, reduction for cash, or on easy month.
w payments.
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And, dear friend. don't forget that we
are pretty well rushed in delivering goods,
NO be lenicnt with us; we know you
will; you have always been kind 10 our
house.
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60 TO Floyd & Moneys for dinner All
the luxuries Of the season. Dinlngroom
always cool, clean and pleasant
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Safety depends upon pure and unadulicr.
aicd food, therefore, In ordering Vinegar
be sure you got the ozark" brand. which
Is Endorsed by every large grocer In the
South
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PAS from indigestion. Dyspepsia and too
hearty eating. i relieved nj once BY taking
one OF Uaricr's Little Liver FILLS Immediately
aitcf dinuer Don't forget this.
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MISSISSIPPI Diarrhma Cordial cures sum.
mcr complaints, dyscnicry, diarrhca, hux,
ofanp collie and griping pains.
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Are Yen aaInr Co nnlIa

Anything from fence TO business block1
Your order will b. given prompt attention
by the Wright Lumber Company. Iowa
avenue, Fort Pickering. Telephone 1907.
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Lace curtains cleaned and beautifully
finished at Memphis steam Laundry, pa
second street. Branch Office "a Madison.
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and certain relief in
Ayers Pills. In all
cases where Q ca
thartic is needed,
these Pillsarerecom-
mended by leading
physicians.
DIR. T. Z. Hastings,
OF Baltimore, says:
layers Pills are the
best cathartic and
aperient within tho
reach OF my profess
sion -
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DnNK Rcnkcrt's Soda aud Mineral
Waters. 2l5 Main NJ. lie keeps the best
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DIR. John w. Brown, OF OCEAN,. W.
Va, writes Il have prescribed Ayers
Pills In my practice, and find them ex-
cellent Il urge their general use In
families"
For o number OF years was afflicted
with billousness which almost destroyed
my health. i tried various remedies,
but nothing afforded me any relief until
j began 70 take Ayers Pills."--G. s.
Wanderlich, Scranton, Pa.
have used Ayers Pills for the past
thirty years, and am satisfied should
not be alive to-day II IL had not been
for them. They cured me OF dyspepsia
when all other remedies failed, and their
occasional use has kept me In healthy
condition ever since."-T. T.. Brown,
Chester, Pa.
Having been subject, for years, TO
constipation, without being able 10 find
much relief, at last tried Ayers Pills,
and deem IL both duty and pleasure
20 testify that have derived great BEN
eft from their use. For over two years
past / have taken one OF these Pills
every night before retiring. Iwould not
willingly be without them."-G. w,
Bowman, % East Main ST., Carlisle, Pa.
ayers Pills have been used In nv
family upwards OF trenty years, and
have completely verified all that IL
claimed for them. In attacks OF piles,
from which suffered many years, they
Afforded me greater relief than any med
Seine ever tried."-Thomas Il. Adams.
Holly Springs, Texas.
Ayers Pills,
PREPARED By
Or. J. o. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Bold BY all Druggisis and Dealers IN Medicine.
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summer ACKNOWLEDGEMENT aud sea.

Through slcepcrs. double daily line. by
Memphis 4 Charleston Railroad, only.
send for guide books aud excursion rates.
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RESKERT sells Tar Camphor l5c pound.
Preserves carpets and wooden from moths.
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LOOK out for G. q. S. advertisement, In
Sundays ArPrAL.
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Sufferers

EhoM Stomach and Liver derange-
ments-Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Sick
Headache, and Constination-ilnda safa
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Issurr your ein. ioascs In the Citizons'
Insurance company, No ~ Madison streo..
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9. q. " ADVERTISEMENT will appear In
sundayA ArrEAL Road IL
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Don't Forget Our ~ lac Ginghams n,
Ollie.

DoS'r FORGET our 25c white goods at
Ice
DoS'r FORGET Androscoggin domestic
at &c.
DoS'r FORGET Now York shoelings at
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UNDER ADvIsEMENr.
Can widowor Without Children Claim
His EHnmntionnl

Can widowor without Children Claim
His kEemptionsi
Justice Hughcy has case under "a.
visement that was argued yesterday by
Col Edgingion ON the ono side, aud
M"srs. Elliott and Hancock on tho other.
The facts arc these. A man named Rias
Cleveland bad been living on intimate
terms with woman Tor couple Of years.
She slekcnod and wa about TO die, and
Rias. thinking that he could assuagc his
grief by enjoying the snug personal prop.
er'Y owned by tho woman, proposed 10
marry her. They woro married, and the
neat day therc was funeral, with Rias
chief mournor aud brokon.hcartod bride.
groom. There were several little bills ow.
ing ON lis wile's sickness and burial. llo
was sued and judgment obtained against
Ahim. some mules, the property 81 his
Mic, were levied on aud sold 10 satisfy the
Ndgment After the sale Iias rcployincd
Hstock aud claimed they were not sub.
IVY kzufc, being exempted 10 him as
IN - family. The question 10 DO
l~E0helhcr or not the husbands
- TQkpuon exists, ~ did II do
IA 1t bin u his wife. n the
- M&U n n the husband bad died,
HE II VsIM que from the marriage
" U nslion; without these
| .~vu Nd lhcir books for
&sosr PERFECT iis :u..
-~--------s
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Missfssirri Diarrho,a Cordial IL no mere
palliator Tor the bowel disorders or tom.
porary relief Of the bowels, but Il Ia a posi-.
tive and permanent euro when used rs
directed.
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THAT WRIT OF CUSTER.
A MOTION TO GUST THE WRIT FILED
IN CHANCEEY.
Reasons Why the Bill Should Be Quashed
Set Forth by tho Hon. J. J. DuBose's
solicitors-The Motion Will Be Taken
Up and Argued Today.


interest mas peen revived In the pro-
ceedings pending against Criminal Court
Judge the Hon. J. j. DuBose, by the I'll.
ing OF n motion by Judoe Dn Rose,s so,ic.
itora I, tho cho,, c.. .....,I.,.
ri. AZ 0ou,' yo''c'uay'
lug n'o'ioh VIII DO taken up this morning
Us this Is regular motion day, and argu-
ments in the case will be listened 10. The
motion TO auash Ia in the following Ian.
ouoco, w
A., N T sno Onancery Court Oh shelby Coun-
Tenn, OF tennessee ex rel, A.
o. =, uarris, ~ " slaughter, .. w. Lew, u.
e. pe1aris, James Lee ana D. A. Douglas
Va. .. D. Dubose;
=, ZONES tne sald D. D. buBose and moves
,ne court 70 quash the proceedings against
nm nm In this case and take the bill from the
ineS'
4. because the bill Is not filed by the
District Accomplishment on behalf OF the
S.nte Oh tennessee ON ms oihciei RESPONSE
pi,'yi nor signed Dy MN oilclally.
because inc same ,s MED by attorneys
VINO have no legal authority to act in the
premises.
d. because inc attorneys Tor the relatos
cahh9, ME SUCH a proceeding;
because mere ~ no authority In law
n sor iola.1rs 10 me Dill 70 GUST public
o,, " wnerc no private or Individual right
I'LL, ny y, ieiasois - concerned, put only
tba nraceeJinss o ,no Nv h ~ s.oh uuscs
Sia,a aIon,. lie nj a. D,oa ,L ny VIC
Attorray'Gcneral oo,i,' os VIZ D'S.'lc,
then oplv bv d;reo,;on V ,hn anu
General ~ ibe STATE ~, ,h G .o.ney'
or of tho Genoral AssembI, ~ ,h, S,a,n
4 Hecanse ,aia,ors ~ y, Wig os"~.
and oII ara s,onnaJ s mi. ni,. eauso' one
oeedings in tbis c,,usa In ranal s 'ne pr
iony aconiesccnce IN 'J'oI =, uen
holding his sail oaioa ~ - D ~ ~
Criminal Court ~ shah. Cou T ~. VIZ
towit. for Tho ne,iod ~ ,wo -. .onn
eight and one.balf montbs "" y o L. a" y,
fling The same ""' Wy '" uA'' VI
a because This co,r, h.. No ,,.;s5,o,,o,
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iit Superior Pc 10 y prufcn IN mis- GOOD.
nemss iuf nofC % Hflcr 81 tcutuf
ufed " The Unite a. ootrrninent ~
" the heads ui urrat tniftffltrs
tifunlcst iufuf Hn.. Nnft ticalthful Dr.
Cram Baking ioNiof dos not eiutaln Al ,nv,..,.l
PRICE nAgiS9 rowpiR 90 collect
NV loNE. Cnfcsoo
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The Hest Place In Memphis
To have you nice suit Of clothes made IL
H. McMahon's. No. 90 Union street


HrsovEb NJ TuE Use oY cocoAINp.
And Il stimulates and promotes tho growth
81 the hair.
Burnctfs flavoring sxtmcb arc tho
Iaaf
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nsmpni. carr,as. w.ra.

NoS 81 AND SO MADISON STREET.
Repairing and Building Fine vohiclca
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-06-17
Work Together.

Mr.. Birks Corpforth, a leading citizen
OF Denver, writes friend here inviting
Santa Fe people to put Il flat in Denver S
big trades procession on the 4th. Your
new y opened mines are attracting great
attention and this would be the best way
in the world to advertise the resources Of
your county" writes Mr., Cornforth.
And now the question arises what are We
going to do about it. The time is pretty
short, but if that harmony existed here
that should exist, such an exhibit Of
minerals, coal, stone, lumber, fruits and
farm products could in a short time be
got together as would &stonish the visitors
at the Colorado capital. 1t is pleasant to
receive these invitations even il We can
not now accept them-and why can't we
accept them
In this connection the New MEXICAN
would suggest that an effort be made
right now to look out for such matters in
the near future. II the active business
men of the county could be brought to-
gether for mutual good and would unite
as members Of the Board Of Trade, each
paying in say 81 per month to be devoted
only to advertising the county's resources
it is believed that at tho end Of year
affairs here would be in different shape
than they are to-day.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-06-17
PERSONAL.

A. Cali was 4 visitor at Cerrillos yester.
day.
George Baldwin was up from the mines
to spend Sunday,
Mr.. G. W. Knaebel is at CerriIlos to.
day on legal business.
Chas. Wright, Of the firm Of Shields &
Wright, San Pedro. is buying goods here
to-day.
II, B, Cartwright, who has promising
coal properties near Cerrillos, was visitor
there yesterday.
G. W. 1Iickox, the enterprising jeweler,
returned this morning from q business
trip to San Pedro.
J.. A. Hughes, the successful and ener-
getic representative of Benz. Mclean &
Co., Kansas City, left for Albuquerque
last night.
+. S. Raunheim, the energetic and
efficient manager Of the Santa Fe Copper
company, will be in Santa Fe this even
ing en- route to Boston.
Capt. +. A. Blake got in from the mines
to-day. lie believes that the boom in the
mines that comes in the mines will be
centered in Santa Fe county.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-06-17

Mr.. Jas. W. Wilson, business manager
of the Farm, Field & Stockman, Chicago,
who recently visited this section, has
commenced the publication of highly
interesting series Of letters from New
Mexico in his paper. Speaking OF the
Maxwell grant lands he writes:
Gan extensive system OF irrigating
canals is now being constructed by the
company, to supply the needed water.
The water from the different rivers and
streams flowing from the mountains will
be turned into these canals, and from the
canals led by smaller bitches to each
mans farm, garden or orchard. And by
system of still smaller bitches carried to
any part Of the farm or garden. II we
were farming in New Mexico, and our
crops needed water, instead OF scanning
the clouds anxiously and praying for rain,
as we have been wont to do, we would
just open up the way for the water to run
from our bitches over the land, and close
them again when enough had escaped to
give our crops good drink. If we are
careful We give the crops neither too little
nor too much, but just enough. This is
what that big word "irrigating" means.
You see the New Mexican farmer, when
he has plenty OF water at his command,
Is independent Of drouth or rain. He
works just i'll the opposite way from what
We do. We make bitches to carry off the
water. He makes them 10 carry it on"
Such facts as the above tend to educate
the eastern farrser up to the advantages
Of irrigating and wipe out that old fogy
prejudice which has rested against irriga-
ion all too long
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-06-17
DEATHS SAD CALL.
MRS, GOEBEL's DEATH.


Mrs. VIM. Goebel, wife Of the manager
of E. D. Franz hardware house, breathed
her last at an early hour yesterday morn
ing. The circumstances surrounding her
death are such as to touch the tenderest
cord OF human sympathy. Her age was
% years. She had not been strong since
the birth Of her babe, and early this
spring she went east and visited In q
family where subsequently two cases of
typhoid fever developed. About three
weeks ago Mrs. Goebel Was taken i'll,
though only for ten days past had she
been confined to her bed. During last
week she continued to sink and rapidly
grew worse till the end came. Her dis
ease was typhoid fever.
The deceased came to Santa Fe nearly
three years ago from st. Charles,
Mo-, her husbands home, they
having been married about year
previous. Her own home was
in Jersey City, and her maiden name was
Louise Mueller. She was an educated |
and refined young woman, with the most !
admirable traits of character; her DISPOSE
ion was such as to challenge the admira-
ion OF all with whom she came in con-
act true and lovely woman in the ex-
RENE significance of the expression. Her
'nly child, little daughter, is but Is
months old. Toward this little one and
husband universal sympathy goes out