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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-09

Of race that Is there 10 stay" Teach
him that We are leaving the negro TO ig-
norant, self-styled preachers Of their own,
who have thoughts little above the brute.
Be earnest, mothers. Expunge oil false
hood from your children's history. We
OF the South are in great strait. The
best element OF the North and South
should not let politicians keep them from
taking an active part in the progress that
this race is predestned 10 make.
The editor OF The APPEAL is the only
man Of prominence in the South, in fact
the vanguard OF brains, that know Of
who dares to advocate lin spite OF politics.
the fair treatment OF the negro, and his
advice MS to the treatment OF the colored
race, and his willing justice rendered to
women, who would like TO see their sex
elevated, is tho entering wedge that splits
the one idea OF tine most OF our public
men, and the ladies' OF Memphis, at least
those capable OF understanding him, will
rise up and call him blessed.
MRs EMLEF.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-09
SHEFFIELD MOVING.
Opening OF New lndustrios--oth Com
mercial Movements.

Opening OF New lndustrios--Other Com
merciai Movements.
Correspondence Of Tho Appeal
SHEFFIELD, Ala, June 7.-Sovcral light
rains have fallen here during the past
week, and the temperature has been mod
erately warm. All parties interested have
agreed TO the terms Of proposition TO
build n union depot at Sheffield. The
Sheffield Terminal Railroad Is TO be OK
tended along the river up TO and beyond
the steamboat landing and down the run
10 the furnace fronts. This will make an
Immediate connection between the boats
and furnaces, as well us tho various rail-
roads here, and will greatly facilitate the
shipping Of heavy freight. The first lot OF
shoes made at tho Foulds Shoe Factory
was completed on the LIST inst. and shipped,
and the factory Is now filling other orders.
A large number OF hands are ut work ut
tho Sheffield furnace, cleaning up and get
ting the furnace in condition TO 90 into
blast. A new bank, tho Bank Of Com
merce, will open here at once with cap
ital OF $4,000. At meeting OF the
stockholders held here on the ID the fol.
lowing bosrd OF directors was elected: w
l.. Chambers, Arthur II. Keller, J. T.
Burke, ]. NJ. Hamilton, J. V. Allen, w.
A. johnson, Polk Lafioon, Il. l.. Simpson
and Alfred III. Moses. A subsequent
meeting OF the directors was held and w
L. Chambers was elected president, A. III
Keller yice-president, ]. Nj. Hamilton
cashier, and Charles II. Abbott assistant
cashier. Mr.. Chamben's qualihca
tons for the banking business ar,
well known. Mr.. Keller Is also I
man OF ability, and will, nc
doubt, make good vice.president,, Mr.
Hamilton, late cashier Of tho Exchang'
Bank OF Kansas City, Is banker o
great ability aud wide experience. A com
mcrcial club was regularly organized herr
last week. Tho object Of this club Is L
advance tho mercantile, manufacturing
aud general business interests OF the city
OF Sheffield, as well rs 10 encourage socia
intercourse among its members. The by
laws provide for tho election Of president
yicc.prcsident secretary and treasurer ant
an executive committee OF three member,
OF the club. At a meeting OF the club on thu
81 Col. Tom l.. Lawson, president, calloC
the meeting 10 order, and the report o
Col. Thos. L. Ward, chairman Of tho Com
mitteo on Bylaws. was adopted.
The citizens Of sheffield have contributed
Sl5O for the relief OF the Johnstown suffer
crs and the contribution will amount I,
500 when all ~ collected.
w. w. Brami, Montgomery; ID. II
Mcacham, 81. Louis; q. w. Good. Louis
Vile; Guald Ware. st. Louis; 4. j
Hughes. IT,, Mobile, and T.. y. GroenleaI
Greensboro, Ny. arc among the stranger
h.r.. tax
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-09
IN MEMoRIAM.
Resolutions of the Cotton Exchange or
the Late, Fronts w. Sheriff..


Resolutions of the Cotton Exchange on
the Late Fronts w. Sheriff..
II is again our sad duty to chronicle the
loss OF another good citizen and member
OF this organization in the death OF the late
Fronts w. Sheriff., therefore be 1t
Resolved, That in his demise the Cotton
Exchange has lost valuable and highly
respected member, his family an affec'
Tomato and loving husband and father,
and the business community an upright
and conscientious merchant. In the CON-
mercial world his fine sense OF integrity
and fair dealing was well known and APP
preciated.
Resolved, That II is with heartfelt SYM
patty, both as body and as individuals,
we feel for his bereaved family, and in
this their most trying hour we tender ouI
sincere coincidence.
Resolved, That copy OF these resolu-
tons be transmitted by the secretary to
the family Of the deceased, and that they
be recorded upon the minutes.
l.. b. SUGGs, Chairman.
w. W. SoHooLFiELD,
l.. A. ScARBRoUoH,
Committee.
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PIMPLES To SCR0FULA.
A. Positive Cure for Every Skin,
Scalp and Blood Disease Ex-
cent Ichthyosis.

Psoriasis y year, Head. arms and breast n
solid scab. iiash covered with sores. lie Z
doctors and nslicines fall. Cured by Cuti-
cura Remedies nj n cot OF s3.I5.
have used the CuIicuRA REMEDIES with the
best rcsultA,kl used two bottles Of the CurlcunA
RLsoLyESr' three boxes Of CuricunA, and one
cake Of CurIcuRA soar, aud am cured OF terrible
skin and scalp disease known as psoriasis. had
Il for eight years II would get better and worse
at tlmca Sometimes my head would BE- solid
cs1 g S KTuSps nv arms ~er s eoyered with
srabs from my elbows 10 shoulders, my breast was
almost one solid scab, and my back covered with
had doctofed With all ihe be.t doctors with no re-
lief. aud used many different mcficlpcs without
effect Ny case WAS hereditary, and ] bsgan 10
application Of crTicuRl. ARCHER RUssELL.
Dcshlcr, o.
skin Disease Year. Cured.
am thankful 10 lay that I have used the curt
CunA REarpiEs fof about eight months with great
rhcum. frum which have suffered ior ala Year,
tried a number u medicines aud two Of tho best
doctors IN the country, but found nothing that
would clfcCt a cur until utcd your remedies
MES A. McCLAfLIN. Morcttc. Mo.
The Worst Case OF scrofuia Cured.
We have been selling your CuTicunA RrurDfEs
for Year,, and have the Inst complaint yet 10 10.
eeivc irom purchaser ono Of the Won't case. Of
bottles Of CuucuRA Rn.oLvESr, CuriouRA, and
TAYIsR a TAYLOR, prprvI.,.
Frankfort, kaa
Cutlcura Rcmedics
Cure every species Of ssourlug. humillatlng itch.
ing. burning scaly, and plmply diseases Of the
kin. scalp and blood with loss " hair irom pin
piles to scfofula, cxccpt possibly ichthyoss
sold evcrywhcra fficc, CufiCunA, nc soAr.
&c, kEsotNgNt, ". frulan'd BY the fortEh Dhu0
am CHEMICAL ConrOnAtioN. n0sion.
go send for "liow ~ Curc skin Diseases" o.
paws % illustrations aud 100 testimonials
pINrIEs. bIaet .heaa... rcd. Iourh. chopped and
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killed by Jefferson was tough customer,
who was bulldozer OF whom the negroes
were justly afraid. He contracted domes-
tic relations With any sable damsel that
suited his fancy and remained until a new
flame appeared. jackson had wife Of his
own. but theDi matrimonial tie was very
elastic and no lived principally with the
Rodgers woman.
The execution will be private. Only
about dozen persons will be allowed to
witness 1t under the law. The Sheriff is
already being deluged with applications
for permission TO 10 be one OF these few.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-09
THE DREADED CLARION
Breaks Out In Yazoo Delta Planters
Very Much Disturbed.


Very Much Disturbed.
special Dispatch n Tho Appeal.
YAzoo CRY, Miss, Juno s.-Droves Of
mules have been coming into town during
tho day, removed from several Of tho large
swamp plantations ON account OF tho APP
pearanco among the stock Of that dread
and fatal mAlady. the eharbon. There are
now ovor 200 head Of limo mules quartcrcd
IN the lots Of Rcdding 4 Lear. liyerymen,
Of this city, aud other planters will proba.
bly, remove their stock from the swamp TO
the hills This disease has been most
prevalent In Silver Creek, In this county,
and twenty or thirty fine animals are re-
ported dead. The planting interests are
now sorcly suffering Tor rain, and unless
We have a good drcnching In few days
the loss will be largo.
laEoo County, strongly Barksdalc. has
not rs yet orystalixcd the sentiment In
any ono mans behalf. Stone, Loo aud
Fcaihenione each have many warm
| iripnda
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-09

In kidney AMI Uterine Pains and week.
FGN ncs-cs, relieved IN one minute BY the
Cuticura Anti.fRin Plaster the hrst
mf aud only rain Killing plaster. New, In
aniancoun. infAlliblc ~ cents
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-09
HENRY Hotter, Secretary.
The Trial 4, Cant. wentworth.


Special Dispatch TO The Appeal
GREEYvILLE, Miss, June 8.-Tbe jury
in the Whitworth trial was completed
late last night, tho additional five
names being as follows II. A. Abcrcrom-
bic, w. II. Valley, 7. L. Skinner, j. Lang
horn, all planters, and I. i. Woods, clerk.
The court met at o'clock n. m. today, the
special venire for the trial OF Ike Hosklns
was drawn and ordered returnable Friday.
The first witness for the State In the
Whitworth trial was Ben McCarty, who
was badly wounded in the encounter.
Witness was interrupted early in his testi-
mony by defense, who objected TO certain
evidence by which the State desired TO
prove conspiracy. The jury was ordered
out and for two hours an important dis
cussion ensued. Judge Winston decided
TO admit tho testimony. Court adjourned
ut $50 o'clock until O'Clock Monday.
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The Law school commencement.

At tho closing exercises OF tho Law
School today Judges Morgan. Estes and
Craft will address the graduates and
Judge John L. 7. sneed will confer d.
plomas TO those who during the past week
have stood the test Of a most severe ex-
animation, embracing 1000 questions.
These were: Messr. Hugh Haley, George
S. lands, Ed a. Randolph, Charles w.
Frazer. L. A. Nelson and j. Hay Nixon.
They will read short essays on different
legal topics. II will prove most inter
esiing exercises, aud tho public are most
cordially invited TO attend.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-09

Is now being asked Us by parents, and We
can give no better advice than 10 recon.
mend sending them to that popular and
progressive institution, Tho Nelson Bust.
ncss College. Second and Monroe streets,
where they will learn figuring and writing
according To business standards, rs well as
spelling. bookkeeping, typo-writing, etc
They will only have To study during the
cool hous Of the day aud will DO dis,ip-
lined In gentle but firm manner. The
Nelson College stands without a peer for
thoroughnoSs and responsibility Of pa.
tronagc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-09
Ayi..o.pt an rreabie.

LoSDoS. Juno s.-'rho Public Prose-
cuior has ordered that another police
summons DO issued agains, viscount Man
dcville, tho oldest son Of the Duke OF Man.
chester. whose bankruptcy was announced
about three months ago. Tho Niscounl
IL charged with obtaining money under
false prelcnses
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-09
SWEAK, PAINFUL BACKS,

pINPLEs. black heads, nd. IouEh. ehappcd and
rim oily skin prevented BY CuricUn soar.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-09

John Armistead, OF Armistcad q Lundee.
II. L. Guion. Real Estate Dealer.
A. w. Newsom, Of Lawhorn a Newsom.
J. r. Goodwin. Of J. H. Goodwin A Co.
w. r. Dunavant. Of Dunayant 4 Kelly.
Andrew J. Harris. Of Moore & Harris.
J. NJ. Smith, OF Smiley, Smith & Co. and
Pratt Gin Co.
II. T. Coffin. Of J. ii. Colin & Co.
and Also Arlington Insurance Co.
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T. n. Turlcy. Of Turlcy & Wright
NJ. Gavin, OF NJ. Gavin 4 Co.
J. ~ Falls Of q. Falls & Co.
y. NJ. Nelson, Of Nelson & Ralne.
T. II. Sims, Of +. H. Sims A Co.
II. h. Wilkinson, Of Dockery, Wilkinson &
Co.
]. NJ. Goodbar. OF Goodbar a Co.
y. +. Anderson, Prcs't Anderson Hat Co.
Chas. knoy.
w. II. Kcnneday. Secretary Ciiize
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aatarrb fanu ntdbt fnrtrt tperbcm

ourd locale Gpplicationen, oa ie Den SIP ber
Rrant6eit nidt erreiden tonnen. aatarrb 1T
cine 8lut- ober Contributions. Rranfbeit, uno
UNI ie gu beilcn, milbt Sbr innerlide Seilmit-
tel nebmen. 9aa's aatarrb. Sur pirb cinae-
ommlen unb ipirft brett auf baS 8lut unb Bic
idIeimise SberFade. Sails 8atarrb Rur 1T
feline Suadiolber Msbisin. Sic tpurbe lett Sa9.
ten bon einem bsr beten aer3te biefes 9anbes
berorbnet unb 1T Elm reselmdbtseS &seept. Sic
befebt aus ben befen 8lutreini9unssmitteln
bic Direct auf Die S6leimuberFdde pirten. Die
b%oltommene Serbinoung Der spei 8eitanbtbeile
1T eS, mas fold punberboue Re iuItate bel Der
9eiluns BON &atarrb berborbrinst. 2abt gu9
3eu9nife umionf f@iden,
8. 8. @beneb q Co., 9sIebo, o.
eB 8ertauft bon apotbetern, rs Gents.
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correspondents. g 6uIeubura

&orresponoens. 8 6uIenburg,
9. Sept. 1889. Sn unferem Stdbtden
gebt es iebt re6t Iebbaft au, bic 6armer
fommen mi! ibrer 8aumnoue gum
Martt, faufen ein unb beeilen fi6 fpie,
Der nod 6aufe gu tommen, I'm bic 3eit
tpabr5unebmen, bic offenen 8aumtpol=
lenfapieln bOn ibrem Snbalte gu be.
freien. S6ulenburg bat Big berte
gegen $500 8alen Baumpole auf ben
Wartt betommer, elm 3ei6en, bab bier
INNER mod CUTE preiie beaablt perben.
9n 8ergntsungen feblt es benn ar9
ni6t, am Sonntag, ben 8. September
tparen berer mebrere, in @ngel, Treis
berg unb Sigh Sill. SroB bes &egeus
ioll es tiberal re9t luItig getpeien iein
unb es 1T cine Wtafe bes ousge3ei9ueten
Gone Star>8ier bertil9t porben. 9as
in 9isb 9il abgebaltene Seft mar
bas idbrli6e Girdenfeit unb batten fi6
3u biefem 3mede cine Menge 8eiu6er
eingefunben. Rad ber Stride begann
bas eigentli6e Jeff, mel6es bel unierem
iooialen Wirtb 9errn @uitaD Sepbler
g~efeiert tpuroe. Die uo3lbetannte Gors
te'f9e Multfapele maj gum Geite ems
gagirt porben unb lieB ibre Weiien err
t0nen. Die Gopelle Itebt unter 2eitung
bes Germ $. JOrte uno 1T bic bette
8anb in Gapette uub ben angrenjenoen
Counties. Wdbrenb bes Sages mar in
6errn g. SeDoler's gerdumiger Sale
Sonaert unb aagemeine unterbaltung,
nobel notirli9 Der eble SerIfeniaft
ni6t uergeRen Durbe; bas beribmte
Yiliener Sier Der Gone Star 8rauerei
fanb algemeinen 8eifaa unb purbe
BON bieiem, iopie aud Nnbduler Bier,
cine aiemli9e Ouantitdt per3apft. Der
8aa am abenb mar gut beiu6t unb
perlief bic 6eierIi6teit rubis unb i6
CLAUDE, baB elm ieber 4utpeienbe ii6
gut amiitrt bat. S1ulenburg mar
3iemli9 gut bertretea, ebenio San An=
tonic, our9 6errn S6orobinp, ben
tbdtisen ReiienOen Der nGreien prefe."
9eute Na@mittag um 5 ubr murbe
bic fir bic bieiige tatbolii6e Stride an
getaufte @lode bonn Depot CUR Stride
bef6rbert unter 8egleitung elmer Ntenge
3ui6auer.
SonIi ni6ts Neues, bod m06te i'd Die
2eier %etinnern, bas am Sonntag, ben
Is. September bier in S6uIenburg
f~tattfinbenoe @rntefeit nidt gu bergeKen.
X.
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i6rsdenluFe GaubD Greet bittab, iubeb
er, ber. Starr Ieiner @iubilbuug, unter
lbren ienoenben 9troblen i'm areiIe
maridilte - gerabe bog, mie eS Die in
Scrub Gerirrten Dem fderen Inter
gange tpeibt.
Nber iebt - mas if basel Gin melt.
bin leuGteaoes 8ijbeN unb 8linfen
bur6 sic 8iide! Gein 3peiteI. bas 1T
WaRer, tann nur Wafer ieinl
ST eilt barauf gu. Mit itbem @dritt
tpa9f feline n~eber3eueuag, baB er benz
5Dbe entronnen unb benz 2sbeu entgss
geneile.
eeinen fdweren @6wag bate ct
Idngf abgeuorfen, UNI better ausf6reis
ten gu t6nnen. SEPT i6nolte er aud
nod feinen @oIbgiirtel ab, Inn fdneller
gu Dem beiB erIebuten 3iele 5u %8slangen.
ST bdngt i'm an elmer Nulga auf uno
miro i'm ipdter na6boleu.
50 erleidte,t, beginnt ct gu laufen>
10 etma, ME 8etrunfene laufen, lpel9e
in ibrem Wa5ne bic grbe bor fi1 auf,
fteigen ieben, mie cine eeneigte @anb,
an Der fte empor mii1en. Mtebr tau:
melnb als ausi6reitenb unb mebtmals
falenb, mas unter ben Inn nod INNER
folaeHben &aben Elm Grd63en bes Sriz
umpbes berborruft, gelangt ct gum 3iel
= benz maherloIen, faGen 8eden zines
friberen Sees, beiien tarfer Sal3sebalt
auf benz 8oben oeKelben frpitaliniIde
Nie6eri6ldge gebilbet bat.
Ser LANCE Sam, an FDtpere gntbebz
rungen gep6hnt, iiberlebte Qud nod
bieie GHttduf6ung.
Na9 ldngerer &ait uno bic i'm anfals
lennen Gaben nur nod miibiam nit benz
Stode a%bwebrenb, f6leppte er feline purs
ben TtBe in ben Scrub 5uriid, mad Der
STEELE, no ct n1bnte, ben @olbgirtel
aufgebdngt.
gr fanb le ni9t tpieber.
Was, io1te er fobiel 8erbre6en Be-
ganaen unb feiH 2eben getuagt baben TIN
elm Wi9ts, Inn einen 8eliB, Der nur nod
in ieiner ginbilbung beHaub?
9as mar Der lebte 5porn auf ieinem
gefabrpouen Wege. aber aud bos, mas
ibn BON welterem SUDDEN nod benz retz
tenber element abbielt.
Sam iu6te nur nod nod benz geraubs
ten @c!b, bas CT freipilig BON ii9 ee1
t%uorfen, unb 10 f6mer par ibm nod fein
8oloiuden getporben, uie bieies.
@nbli6 fano er ben tpoblgefiGten
@urt; nit beiben 6dnoen bana6 greet
fenb unb i'm an ieine Buui briidenb
iant er bin, uufdb,g, fi6 pieber gu ers
beben. 5ein leBter 8eoaEfe mar: NQss
Sob fir einen &ropfen Wafer.
Das iiegesfrobs Grdd3ea her auf unb
nisbsrieigeuben Raben bettiinbete Dos
Iegte Oer5weifelte &in9eH zines Meni6sn
nit benz 9dmon 8urft.
Sit 3aben badteu ben f1dbenS bor=
gebaltenen 2sbergu,t auf bas @olb quou
b%eruor; fie f6nappten sierie bana6.
4ls fie aber %fanben, bob es nur 10
biele gldu5enbe 5teine naren, f@Ieubers
ten fe oieielbeu nitbenb CUR 5eits urb
i6lugen um 10 gieriger ben oft .getpeB=
ten S6nabel in ibr 3udenbes Opfer.
Sam fiblte es ni6t mebr.
Cine @eiferbanb ihrieb nit SLANT
menf@rift in bic feline 5eele um3iebenbe
Na6t bas einaige Wort: Wa1er! unb
bieies auf ben Sippen, ftarb ct = @iner
bon ben S~auienben, Bic in Der auitrali.
f@en @olb. Nera, Ben glei6en Weg ges
gangen at benz 9lei6en 3iel.
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Sur 8l%ntreimt9un9.
Simmer an 6ont.

Simmer an Sanh.
Ottawa, SnS., rs. Mat, 1883. tleber
atpet Sessre lit i1 an llnreiniefeit bes 8lutes.
Radbent i'd cine furse 8eit Or. Mueuft RSnie's
Samburser 3rppfen an9epanbt bate, mar i'd
piebsr sulftdnbis terseftelt.-Dm S. Gu9s.
9ilft ftets.
DaSenpprt, ST., %. Mai, 1888. = Sd
halte ffets Or. @us. SSais's 5amburser Srpp>
fen int 5auie Spyrdtsis, ba f6 bieielben fdon
bdufs als Elm atssesei6netes 8lutreiniaunss>
Nel %srtpieien taben. -8b. 6. Sanfen.
ReseImdaiser @ebraud.
&p9eftr, 81. g., 10. Stunt, 1885, Sn
teoert Grlbjabre 9ebraude i'd reeelm1Bt9 Or.
@asnf 8Snis's Sun,burser 9rppfen CUR 8eint>
euna bes 8lutes. 0ie1e o,tssesei6nsten Crop
ten fcnten IN feinent 9aule feblen. 8ottlieb
Runatb, 1872 0peu~ @Senue.
BirfIid,er Greune.
Stpdtpn, Gal, 20. &pril, 1881. = ole
Gin tptrtlt4fr 9elfer in Der gutb Bet alien 8lut>
tranfbeitea f6nnen Or. @usuit &0nis's San>
burger Trppfen dngelePen trtrben; fe belfen
inlaer. @b. Glafer.
grsis so Gents In aIen apstbsfsn ~ baSsn.
TINE CHARLES A. voeELER CO.. Baltimore. Nd.
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Illinois Catholic Order Forogtere.

Der idnen Ramen ntHt senanut BADEN min, uup Der
tesne 1ouftanot9e @teeerberfteuuma ppn fd,tpes
rem letben elmer, In einem Dottprbud anaeaeRenen
atsaet %sernanttt last eurh uns hafelte tofeufret an
Etne letnenhen Witiuenihen rerintden. 9teIes arpke
Dn9 euthhlt efeStpte, BITE In jeher Ayctbete asmamt
pereen tennen. Shidt Cure 0breHe mil Briefmarfe
ea ; wrtsat @ttnit Mno ~9ispemfasass, IS Weit
II. Strs Netr Bprt, y. D.
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Miss Amelia u. Edwards. I'll. B., the
from Liverpool on Saturday last, for this
country, In response to an invitation ex-
tended to her IN March la-r, ito ser our
country and 10 lecture upon subjects in
which she IA nm ackbow lodged authority"
A. may, and may not be- known 10 our
readers, nearly aD eminent citizens
signed the Yequest bat they truly rep
resented the tens 81 Thousands Of our
people who have read the novels books
Of travel. journalistic writings aud Egyp
toIogicsl and Gr"co Egyptian research
~ Of The gifted and accom-
plished woman. and who de-
sire 10 look upon her fac. and hear her
speak. Dr Edwards will begin her lee
turc tour at the Brooklyn Academy Of
music on Nov. / II /. most fitting that
In Boston she lectures under the auspice.
Of the Museum Of Fine Arts IA aside from
her Grmco Egyptian art topics, that Ia
stitution Is largely indebted to her efforts.
as "A leading official OF the Egypt expIora-
ton fund. for the funds many donation.
10 the Museum. Miss Edwards begins
her ak lectures Ia thiekering Hail,
Boston, on Nov. H. She Is announced To
lecture In Portland IN the stockbriIgc
course, but the date has not yet been
made public. We hope many through
Out the STATE " hp hpy Tpul her delight
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Among the bids opened at the sayg
Yard on saturdsy were separate bids for
one, two and three cruisers by the Bath
Iron Works. For three cruisers the bid
WAS less than that put 10 by any other
concern for all three vessels, VIZ. - .frl,,-
90. The bid put 10 by the Mon Iron
Works Of san Frsnrisco Was sl,a5i ,D0l
for three vessels The bid Of the Bath
Works IL NJ the rate Of sG75.fsO for each
cruiser. The bid II the Columbia Iron
Works Of Baltimore IL at the rate Of
ogI2, 5fO for each, but the bid i. for two
cruisers only. n y Palmer. Jr., Of New
York offers to baiid one u the cruisers
for 9G7t,UO which shows that Govern
Weat can probably get the whole number
built for a less sum th,n that stated by
our Bath works. Mess the Navy
Department thinks 10 for the interest Of
the GoyerDme ut 10 have all three vessels
constructed at the same place, il IL quite
likely their building will not be- given "a
Maine. We wish II could be otherwise,
but "busipsss Ia business"