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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-07
Rich Gold FINDS,

HELENA, Mont, April 6.-Ncws Of rich
placer diggins in the Bear Paw Mountains
fifty miles north OF Fort Benton, has just
been received. The dispatch stated that par
ties had arrived from there, having In their
possession large quantities Of gold dust,
which they had taken from placer diggings
recently discovered by them. They sold
some OF IL TO merchants at Fort Belknap aud
had purchased supplies aud returned 60 their
find. A man named johnson, just from the
mines had large b. ckskin pouch filled
with gold dust. lie said his party was max.
ing s. 10 $40 q day and one man had made
so in one day. The closest railway il Gfty
miles The Bear Paw, like the Black HIS.
are q detached group of mountains, each
lying about the same distance from the main
range.
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Mr. cIc,cIana Arrl,e. In Nc~ Yorn.

NEw IoRK, April GA long train Of Pull
man cars puzzled slowly into the Pcnnsyl-
yania depot in jersey City, at $50 o'clock
this morning. Mr.. Grover Cleveland stepped
out OF the Pullman "Wandcrcr' alone, and
was met by little knot OF friends who
stood on the platform 20 meet him. Mr..
Siotson, Of the Law firm Of Bangs, Stotson,
Tracy q McNcigh, was one of them Mr.
Cleveland aud Mr.. Stcisun then entered a
carriage, aud crossing the Doshrosis street
ferry. were driven To the Victoria Hotel.
Mrs Cleveland was not one OF tine party in
waiting nt the depot Shortly sitter break.
fasting Mr.. Cleveland went down town 90
bis Office nt No. o. Williams street, where
be- spent the morning, declining 10 zee rc.
uUFf0fa.
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Totals OOO 900 39l 100000 $780, 900
elhe fiscal year &, one year ahead of the calen-

Totals. ......S26O goo 900 39 100000 $1,000 900
Nlhc fiscal year Is one year ahead OF the calen-
dar year Set 1euth Abstract OF Treasury. a
Our woollen mills could obtain only one
third the product they required. The Amer
lean farmers would not raise wool because
other crops paid better, and the mills could
not import foreign wool, pay the high duty
and make the cloth as cheapy as it could be
imported.
But while our wooden mills were prevented
from making the cloth, we did not go with
out IL. II we could not import raw wool to
furnish employment TO American working
men we could and did import the cloth
We consume in cloth over 100000, 900
pounds OF raw wool annually, Of which our
mills make less than ono.half, although they
could make it all and supply an export
trade.
Over one-half our cloth was made in for
eign mills, from foreign wool, by foreign
workmen, and imported as finished pro-
duct The exact amount OF wool made up
in the imported cloth cannot be asccrlained
as no separate accounts are made of mixed
goods, but TO take only the all-wool goods is
enough. The Bureau OF Statistics page GS6)
reports the importations OF all-wool cloth for
1856, as follows:
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soNrrsrr. NY, April 1.-THE depot. dis.
paiohcfs Office aud water tank Of the Gin.
cinnau Southern Road burned after mid
night last night The fire crusscd the slrct
and destroyed !. .. Barkcrs store, X 1us.
scnu's billiard hall, Thornton a kciscr's RS.
inumnt. Mu Mcralc's hotel. MIR O'linn.
nous hotel. Mrs Otunnofs hotel aud u
number ~ other buildings. About 30 rail.
ruid men are driven from their boarding
houses and the railroad company has given
them oibousg. Tor shelter Che total loss j.
estimated from s5i,OOJ ~ $4,000. n Il
supposed the iirc caught from a locomotive
aUHFL
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ne,,r.n rnu,,,,e. A,,e.,ed.

NV OHLEANs, la, April "a u important
arrest was made here yesterday, The MoXi.
can Consul received intelligence from the
Mexican legation at Washington that two
men, Manuel Dcmles Dc salinas aud Dion
isto Binnco. were fugiiiycs from justice from
the city 1T Mexico, where they were wanted
iof robbery and forgery 10 the amount of
s2O,OJJ. Acting Consul Nillanna put the
matter In the hands IT detectives. and three
hour after the fugiiiycs were arrested.
Large sums Of money, bills Of. exchange and
drafts for several thousand d0llam were
found on them. Ailidavits were at once
made before the United States Court of TX.
tradition. The papers are on the way here,
aud the men, after hearing will probably
crimes
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"promIncnt' Men Sentenced.

wtS,MuccA, Ind, April q - Calvin
Hairless, August Newman, Charles kring
Wellington Harmon, Peter Harmon aud
Charlie y Hlanningcr were found guilty
yesterday II grand larceny aud each sen.
fenced 10 serve one year Ia the pcniiounnry.
Their arrest aud conviction was surprise io
were prominent aud wclllU-do farmer. The
goods Wcrc pillagcd from way frcights on
the Nickel Plato Railroad aud consisted Of
articles of merchandise II every conceivable
description. They amounted Ia value To
between 5000 aud ti.UJl
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sixth nay. saturday. ApriI ~.
FIRST RACE--MEMrnIs BmCK AND MANI
FEATURING 90.

FIRST RACE--MgMrIiIs BRICK AND MANU-.
FEATURING go.
Purse $3.50, of which s75 to second and
S2j Ia third. For three year olds and up.
ward, the winner 10 be sold nc auction. II
entered 20 be sold for T., QUO, five pounds. II
for 81, 500, allowed ten pounds; two pounds
allowed for each Sl0O less down 10 900.
Three quarters Of n mile.
SECOND RACE -MERCuANTs' STAKES.
For two year olds. - entrance To accom-.
pany the nomination, with 30 additional 10
start; $1,000 added, uf which 500 10 second
and 500 10 third. To carry 10 pounds, sex
allowance. Winners Of two races Of any
value or swccpstlkc, . pounds extra beaten
mnidcns unplaccd in a swccpstakc race al
lowed . pounds. Closed with ~ suhscrip.
tions. Five furlOng,.
rnIRD RNCF-sAN T. BuowN-sELtiNo.
Purse $500. ~ which $50 To second For
three year old hllics. u entered to boz sold
for u, on, To- carry 100 pounds; u To be sold
for ~, 200, 60 carry lu1 pounds, " to bc sold
Tor 1919, to carry li2 pounds. Mile and
an eighth.
FOURTH RACE-iioNTOoMEH STAKES.
handicap sweepstakes for all agcs. ga
90 accompany the nomination, with go adj
ditional Ia start. n $50 added, Of which
$3.50 10 second. and 800 10 third. Weights
a. appear 10y O'Clock pm. two days before
the race Closed with "a subscriptions.
Mile and n quarter.
FiFTu nACE TENNESSEE srEErLECuAsE.
Purse $50, of which sI5 Ia second aud S25
10 third Entries to close "Wednesday April
"a, NJ usual hour. Weights Ia be- announced
by 2 O'Clock p.ni. the day previous 10 the
race Declarations ~ bc made through ca
try box usual hour of closing Three or
moro horses. property Of different owners
90 start or no race Long course, about two
miles.
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A Zig alrnIn IIcri.

CmcAGo, April 6.--fhe grain feet will
start out on H. trip down the great lakes at
the frst favorable wind. The start has, In
fact. been made by the schooner Emma G.
Hutchinson, but the brisk nofthcnsier yes
ierday brought her back 10 port Up 90 last
night the room chartered in the fleet was for
2, 22i,bJ bushels of corn, 20. 90 bushels ~
wheat aud -, lD2 bushels of oats. The total
com capacity wintoring here was about
6.OIOJO bushels, aud Just half has been
chartered. The rates have ranged from .
cents early In the winter. a. 2 y cents yes.
tcrlay, ON corn 10 Buffalo. In contrast with
previous winters, comparatively few boats
have been loaded until along toward the
opening Of navigation.
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A I,,,Ie Ira,.Ie, EiIIea.

Cmc,oo M, April 0.-Liitlc Eme Filler
aged ten year., daughter Of Mrs. w. A.
fillcr. Of Arkansas city, Kas. was thrown
FROM a cab nj tho corner Of ID arborn and
Nnnliurcn streets this morning aud fatally
hurt Mrs. FILLER aud her two daughter,
were IN route 20 Columbus, %, to visit the
father IT tho little victim. The horse at
IN he'd 10 the hanson cab missed bis foot
ing and fell. The sudden stoppagc II the
vehicle threw open the front doom Of the
vehicle, the little one was thrown forward
upon the pavement aud one Of the wheels
passed over her She lived only a minute
aflcrward. Mr. Filler went 10 Columbus
recently to assume the pcrintcndency Of
Inc lnnrInnrN Ihnro.
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arcnNn nAcK-rloYp'a cArr.

Purse 800. 81 which 90 to second aud $50
10 third. A handicap, for three year Odds
Entries Ia close usual hour Thursday April
-. Weights 10 appear clock , m. satur.
day. Apiil ~. Declarations usual hour Of
closing same day. Mile aud nm eighth.
rnrRD RAcE-LUEuRNASN' HOTEL STAKES.
A selling stake for oil ages. Five dollars
a. accompany nomination, SIS additional 10
start. $40 added, of which $50 10 second aud
$50 10 third. iloncs entered 10 be- sold Tor
5000 carry weight for age. one pound
allowed fur each 500 less down 10 5000.
then two pounds for each 500 less down Ia
o. uO0. which shall be- the lowest selling prices
Beaten horses not liable to be- claimed.
Selling price 60 be- stated through the entry
box NJ the usual hour Of closing the day
previous 10 the race Closed with lny sub.
scriptions. One mile.
FOURTH RACE-RAfLRoAD PURSE.
Purse 800, Of which 800 90 second. For
all ngcs. Winner 90 be- sold Nc auction Tor
sou. one pound allowed for each tiUD
down 10 ~ 600. then two pounds allowed Tor
each 500 down 10 $3.50, then three pounds
allowed Tor each 500 down ~ $500 Three
quarter mile heats.
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u,.,!o,, I.rtr, ouIt. mn.

1SBiAsAruus, Ind, April6-Ex- Gov, por.
ter, recently appointed Minister 10 Italy, II
quito ~ at his residence Ia this city, aud his
physician will not permit any one except
members Of bis family 90 scc him Three
days ago be- took long walk aud when be-
returned his feet were 20 swollen that be-
could hardly remove his shoes. The next
morning the skin began 10 peel Oh, aud great
aud continuous pain followed. Dr.. janet.
son was called, bat 10 Tar ho has not been
able 10 make o satisfactory diagnosis Of the
diFf4HU
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FIRST RACE -MUMM's EXTRA Day, SELLING.
Purse $500. Of which SO 90 second For
three year Odds. Winner IN be sold at
auction for 5000. pound allowed for each
SlOO less down 10 81 900, then . pounds for
each 500 less down to 500. 1hrcc-quaftcrs
Of mile.
SECOND RAcE-EAsr END DUMMY LINZ.
Purse 1850. Of which so 90 second. A
banlicap Tor al ages Entries to clos, I
o'clock pm. saturday, April ~. Weights
10 appear Monday, April y, ~ 2o'clock y M.
Declarations same day az usual hour Of clos
ing Mile aud % sixteenth.
THIRD HACE--TENSEssEE cLuB STAKES.
For three year olds, IS entrance 10 accom-.
many the nomination, SIS additional 10 start
and t75O added. of which $50 to second aud
so to third. Winners Ia iSss ur 1859 Of any
sweepstakes 10 carry o pounds winners Of
two or more such races, 10 pounds extra
horses never having run a stake allowed .
pounds. maidcns allowed 10 pounds. Closed
with thirty ono subscriptions. Mile.
FOURTH Race. l. BYRD AGO
Pure 500. Of which so 20 second and t2j
90 third. For two year olds. Allowances.
Those not having won nswccpsiakcb pounds,
or those not having received second money
| in n swecpgtnkc, , pounds maidcns, 10
pounds u snch maldcns have been beaten
once 10 pounds. twice, ~ pounds three OF
more times, - pounds. fiyc.cighths Of a
mile.
TtTtu nACE-HuNT a BROTHER.
Pure $50. Of which $50 10 second and t25
/ 10 third. A hniicnp stccplochnsc Tor all ayes.
/ Entries 10 close nt O'Clock pm. saturday,
April ~. Weights 10 appear at 2o'clock
/ u M, aud declarations usual hour II closing
on Monday following. Short course, about
one mile aud si1 furlongs.
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Fourth nay, rhur.dny. April Is.

FIRST nACE--w. n. INV Ahp' Flh'h'
Purse 1900, Of which go " second and ~,
10 third. fof all ages. Maduns allowed
i've pounds. ThFoo.quaricu.
SECOND RAoE--L sAMris0k 60. ruh-E
Pure $3.50, Of which go 10 l'rond aud 70
10 third. For all ages. The winner 10 DO
sold at auciio for 81 800 10. allowed iof
each 500 less down 10 :! -. no" lo,,
allowed ior each 800 less down ~ wv one
mile.
THIRD RAcE--oAsfoS H0rfL HAkis'
For two year old colia q enliaue' 70
accompany the nomination, With 30 AHui'
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Special Dispatch o. The AptFaL
JAcKsos. Tenn, April O-Thc following
ca,c, were disposed 81 by the Supreme Court
today. Under aiyiscment-smth W. East
End Dummy Line. Three cnscn against the
Iron Mountain Railroad. The Court will ~.
suue die regular call Of the law docket
MONDAY No opinions delivered from the
beach iJday
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MI MILLsAPs,s OFT

Being Added 70 ny the Mississippi Moths
odists-Blshop oalloway's Work.
special Dispatch TO Tho Appeal.
DECK lliLl, Miss. Aphl 6-Mai Il w.
Mlisaps, IT Jackson County gave 5000 TO
the Methodist Episcopal Church south to
endow Methodist male college is Missis-
,ippi. upon condition that the church uisc
. a like sum. and the discussion In the North
Nississipu District Conference herr last
nirht. hy pr Wheat and Bishop Galloway,
upon Education was in behalf oi this
college The addresses oi both gentlemen
were very able ones indeed. especially that
~ Bishop Galloway it bc,ug one OF the most
magnificent oaturicll c'urH ever listened
to IN this section SuIr rriF'i0ui wcw iikcni
pnyablr IN nur and two yrfrs aud amounted
Ia s2.UN Bshup GALLOWAY lya Zoe j clivn
of H. rnllc.c Will not tt ,t,.del GA al -
money DO raised
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nola nnhhsr. 90, NethInE.

IxpfAsArOtts Ind, April O-Ihc J0hT'dls
WINNIPEG special says Masked robbers en-
tered the Office Of the Canadian Pacific q
Dominion Express Company. al Indian
Head. al midnight last night. placed re-
yolver al the head Of W. ". Ross telegraph
operator IN charge, ana oeinanusu w.
money 10 his keeping boss sn9uehiy peN
rsyolyer The robbers made OIL without get
ding any bOOy.
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BIRMINanAM's SUBURB.
An ofioer OF tho Law Murdered at Bes-
semer IN Cold Blood.

semer IN Cold Blood.
Special Dispatch To The Appeal.
BmNINGnAM, Ala, April 0-John Man
ming Young man Of Bcsscmcr was shot and
instantly killed by negro there last night
Manning was on the police force and having
knowledge Of negro gambling den near
Bcsscmcr he aud two other gentlemen went
out TO break Il up. When the gamblers
heard the officers approaching they turned
out the lights aud kept quiet. Manning
went to one door aud the other officers 10
another, and the former demanded entrance,
door aud asked for match with which 10
lirht o lamp. The officer was searching In
his rocket for one when the negro drew a
knife aud sent the blade through the officers
heart Jones aud hi, gang then escaped in
the darkness, aud have not been captured.
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THEY LIKED NOISE AND CRASH
And the Great Pianist skipped Away
From Cincinnati.

FROM CINCINNATI.
CtSciSSAri, O., April 0-Morts Rosonthal,
the young pianist, who. with krcistcr. the
boy yiolinist. was to have given concert
here last night aud another thi. afternoon,
left the city at 7.iO o'clock p. M, yesterday
for Chicago. aud the management was obliged
TO keep the doors closed last night aud notify
patrons 10 call today at the ticket Office and
get their money refunded. There has been
no official statement u the cause Of biz sud.
den departure His manager Charles y.
Pratt, when asked this morning ahoutlt, was
apparently disturbed, saying with undis.
ruiscd annoyance. ooh, cannot say any.
thing about H. lie left last night for Chi.
cngo and that l. all can say about H.
have been bothered all night aud positively
can say no more
There are reasons for supposlng that the
eccentric pianist feared 10 face a Cincinnati
audience because some one had Inserted an
adyCrtla 'mcnt IN the papers here, above his
advertisement, quoting from ~ interview
with him printed IN ST. Louis after his
former visit here. IN which he said that Gin.
cinnati bad no proper musical taste. that u
liked noise aud crash, aud would pass In
silence Beethoven and Chopin, but would
applaud loudly some poor little compost.
ton Of his own. Whatever was the cause,
Il seemed 10 have operated suddenly. a.
there was no notice in the evening papers Of
an Intention 10 drop the concerts.
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Idn I.enI.,. meroI.m.

NrwroHr, H. l., April 0-Mn. Wilson,
widely known by her maiden name, Ida
Lewis, added another yesterday TO her long
llst Of lives saved by her In Newport harbor
Her uncle, Henry Lewis, an old man. aged
seventy YEAR, while returning from fishing
In a small skin fell overheard IN the harbor
near LIMERICK Lighthouse, Of which she n
keeper. She saw tie accident and put out In
lier boat aud rescued her uncle In an oE.
haustrd condition.
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4 righ, In the nngic city.

special hlspatch 10 me Appeal
BmNlNGnAM, Ala, April 6-Shcrifr Smith
and J. W. Marshall had fight today in
which pistols were drawn aud threats made
ON both sides. The interference Of friends
prevented any further trouble, but II is
thought the affair Is not over
OGrady, the white man who committed
the criminal assault on Mrs. H. Simmons, a
respectable white woman at Coalburg last
night, is still at large.
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N.~po,t.. ..owtas EnterprI.e.

HUIrIII UIITaIIH W IHN NVIIhI
Nrvrour Ark, April 6-Newport records
another triumph to the credit Of her enter
prl,lng citizens today In The completion and
successful operation Of her fret Ice factory.
The construction work OF buildings aud
placing of machinery was completed Thurs
dHy Tho freezing commenced early this
morning and ihis evening Xix tons Of crystal
Ice are ready Tor consumption.
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4 youug lady Thrown from n uor.e,

SPECIAL lhpaifh 20 inc Appehh
HrLryA Arb, April 0.-Hcsicrdny even
Ing Miss Mitc Lou Mayo, avery cstimable
young lady Of this place, while out hone.
back riding. was thrown from her horse and
received Injuries that rendered her insonsi.
bio Tho horse which Hho was riding be.
came frightened and threw her with much
violence 30 the ground. Her hurts ore very
painful, yet Il j. hoped that they Will not be
fatal
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by about 200 men and boys. He escaped
from them. The police finally dispersed the
mob after arresting about twenty-five men.
William Toner, New York man. who came
here from New York to take car, was
arrested here this morning while fourishing
revolver in the Central depot.
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In 1861 Congress granted the highest Of
high protection 10 raw wool II hal prcyi.
ously had sufficient protection 90 keep out
foreign wool. Production. which lad in.
creased frum 100000 70 ~ O10Jl pounds
yearly under n lower tadn. hcrnn 60 decline
under higher tafil, and IL took seven year,
90 get II up 10 where Il was before IL was 20
highly protected. The man Who thinks that
high protection caused the decline in pro-
duciion j. not wise. II ia coincidence, and
nothing more. So T. tie fact that n removal
81 part Of the tariff in 1854 caused decline.
lie who draws a conclusion from the one fact
must draw the same conclusion from the
other. and the only logical inference permit.
ted b that any attempted interference by
legislation injurrs production. This infer.
oncr i not sound.
Our imporiations u wool are ~ two kinds.
Cheap carpet wUols. taxed only "a cents per
pound for our carpet mills and clothing
woods. taxed 10 aud i2ccnis per grease pound.
A. our importations Of carpet woods do not
oniorinio competition Will American woods,
We eau drop them gnd the carpet mills from
confederation. The imporiaiions Of clothing
woods for three year have been phcnonie-
uully heavy. and make up for ths drop In
,uT own productions
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riuh nay. Friday, April 10.

FIRST RACE--M. J. BLESSING PURSE.
Purse $500 of which $40 to second and S25
90 third For two year ulds. Sex allowances.
Stake winners barred. MUidens allowed
. pounds. Fivc.cighths OF u mile
SECOND RACE-RoBr. LJvKwooD-sELLING
Purse $50, OF which $50 to second and S25
10 third. For all ages. The winner 10 he
sold at auction for 81, POO. two pounds al.
lowed for each 500 less down to 800, then
three pounds for each 500 less down TO 500.
Soyen-oighihs,
THIRD E--CHICEAsAw CLuB STAKES.
A selling stake for three year olds and up
ward; 50 To accompany the nomination; $50
additional 10 start 500 added, of which $3.50
TO second, and so To third. Winner To be
sold at auction for 80, 900, unless entered 10
be sold for less, when the selling price shall
bc stated through the entry box ut the usual
hour for the closing of the entries the diy
previous To the rcc. II TO b. sold for Si,OOn,
To be allowed five pounds: II for s., OOO al
lowed ten pounds II for 5000, allowed IT.
teen pounds. Two pounds allowed for each
500 less down TO $1,000, which shall be the
lowest selling price. Beaten horses rot
liable to be claimed. Closed with lorty.threc
subscriptions. One aud onc-siNtecnth miles.
FOURTH RACE--B }. sEMMEs a co.
Purse 500, Of which 500 20 second and
SO to third. A free handicap Of s. each II
not declared out Entries close Wednesday,
April -, at usual hour. Weights 90 ap-
pear o'clock p. M, Thursday, the Goth
aud declarations si,me day at usual hour OF
closing One mile.
urn RACE-REAL ESTATE PURSE.
Purse $500, of which $50 Ia second and
S2i 10 third, For maiden three year Odds
1hrce-quartcrs Of mile.
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Purses and Stakes and Conditions,
Seventeen Thousand Six Hundred
Dollars Hung Up For the Boys.
Liberality of the Memphis Jockey
Club Signally Demon 1trated.
Five Races Every Day For Eight
Days, Beginning April %,
Besides the Matinee Next Saturday, and
An Extra Day April 90 Making
Total OF slo, 800 to Be
Contested For.

The Memphis Jockey Club programs for
the spring meeting OF 1889 are being printed
in Cincinnati, and TuE APPEAL, through the
enterprise OF a representative, is enabled to
present its readers with an advance copy,
which reads us follows:
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seventh nay. Monday. April 10.

FIRST HACE-HAHvFY ROBINSON -HELLiNo.
Pure tJpO. of which $50 a. second. For
two year Odds II entered to be sold for
81, 800 IA carry proper weight J pound al
lowed Tor each 800 less down Ia Al 900 2
pounds allowed Tor each 500 down 20 $500.
Half mile.
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which speaks volumes for the liborllity of
the Jockey Club aud the cntcrprising mer-
chants and citizens of Memphis, whose
names will appear above at the head of
stakes aud purses named iof them.
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- Tan Ty1mrH ibff1d, >. gr ii.
This T. merely NJ the normal Increase rate
~ the whole world. II is Gar below the In.
crease OF any new country like ours. Mul.
hall, Page is1, gives the following NJ the
number Of million pounds Of annual clip:
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These are only our wooden mills proper
10 this must be added mills using wool
mixed with other material. but of these We
have no absolute data, unl only know that
the amount is large. Careful estimates put
J0O00O00 poundsas the least possible but u
il better 10 omit than 10 err
The production Of wool In the United
States By calendar year. from 1894 10 ls,d.
~ furnished By J. r. Dodge, statistcian Of
lhc Department Of Agriculture, IL ~ follows