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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-10-31

OTHER gameis losing ground, but the deer
always keeps up his lick.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-10-31

WE suppose nose may be said to be
broke when it hasn't got ascent-Bingham-
ton Leader
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-10-31

THE tea-kettle sings because it is always
able to keep itself outside OF hot water.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-10-31
Gross Outrages

THE beauty in amateur theatricals lies in
their realism-there is seldom any acting In
them. Gazette.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-10-31

No Opium in riso's Cure for Consumption.
Cures where other remedies fail 25c.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-10-31
Brzinzfnk

DT2TZI EE
of confidence in 1.-THE manu-
facturers of DR.. Sage's Ca
tarrh Remedy. It's a faith
that means business, too--it's
backed up by money. This
is what they offer: $500 re-
ward for a case of Catarrh
which they cannot cure. They
mean it. They're willing to
take the risk they know their
medicine. By its mild, sooth-
ing, cleansing and healing
properties, it produces per-
feet and permanent cures Of
the worst cases of chronic Ca
tarrh in the Head. It's doing
it every day, where everything
else has failed. No matter
how bad your case, or of how
long standing, you can be
cured. You're sure of that
or Of $500. You can't have
both, but you'll have one or
the other.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-10-31

IT is long lane that has no bulldog. Van
Dorn's Magazine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24
THE EHPER0R'S STANDARD FOR TIE LAM.

on tho occasion Of the trip made by the German
Emperor on board the North German Lloyd steamer
Lain on Tuesday, from Biemcr!avcn Ia WhhelmS-
haven the Emperor addressed the following letter 10
the managers Of the North German Lloyd;
During the trip have just finished on board tha
exprcss steamer Lain from the Ncser 10 Nilfelms
haven, have had opportunity 10 inspect this vessel
in all hor appointments, az. also closely 70 observe
the management and service on board. What have
seen ON board this vessel has entirely satisfied me, %
the managers Of the North German Lloyd. \, II IA
the first time that ! have had my Imp rial standard
hoi,tcd on board Of German commercial steamer,
pr.-,.rt This standard tie vessel souvenir u
The trip with the hone That the good spirit mat OK
Isl, ON the vessels If tie North German Lloyd may
be always fully preserved. 49,,
Given on board fhr cNpics, steamer Lam, VII
helmshaver, April -, l-Jo. ,.,
To the managers Of the North German Lloyd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24
PARADE GROUND To Be PIT ~ ORDER.

The Park Board at its meeting yesterday AWARDED
to Robert Hanna the contract for grading and draining
the parade ground IN Van Cor,landt PARK TIL" WORK
calls for the excavation of 10000 cubic yards OF
Garth The bid $7d.O0l. There were five hlu'
ranging from $1,000 To $4,000. and ono of Sloe-
90 The Board decided that the concerts In Cen
trl Park should begin this year MAY J. ana
those in the other parks the wcel, after y report
from the Art Committee was received. approving the
bnst OF Alexander llolley. tho civil engineer. ana
the Board instructed superintendent Parsons 10 Ne
mort site for IL IN of the park, other than
.ntra Park. No action W,ts taken by the Nolrd
in regard to removing the Mount -. Vincent rcstil-
rant II is said that the prOprictors OF the 'aie
Sayarin have offered 10 lease the restaurant and
other caterer, have offered t. place the building In
rcpair and paw the Department u rental Of $1,000 "a
rear for the building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24

s,,re,ac Cont General rcfm-Iiecr., continued
supreme ,,uit" 'hanIrI- H'i',, hIIl w. ''-M"''on
suttcn.. t,uit- special i,im- Par Before . 'Rren.
i 80. M Gi3 o. % ~ ~. i", lv'' 30 90 o-''
" ,,p,, o' -siecia Icini rrt pc,oc insrl
la6 Nc 80 80 1876. 700 2oi. 2o2. 2os. 7'' 80,
nG Sre ' COR "cca Part Adjourned Tor M term
N ,,i 1 s'i ' i5o, i55 f 49, a4o io iosl ~
1873 srn ~. o,niit t neut-rau Ili-g,oe Beach
Va 'iG'G 1853 1872. 1850, l-ls. 1922. lo'2. l3'J
S,,,', Coufi-C Par. INB-iofr Patterson j.
cas-. o., E,,nos- ~ London A-s'isnre p"faiion.
-, ,ro,',', Court Before Ransom > Motion calendar
10 70 s WIN Of fYfs' PAX u 81 Tc A. d.; , ,e,
iani, c. Tre'r,, 10 a. m fiancr j. i"i''n'' 40 80
a. Sun ro cour,-sp-cial rerm-ReioFe Trlax. Nos.
- snpeiios 'couliTial Terr"rt Hoior" pgero. J.
s~'r Cour~ rial T-rnrarto II ana Adjourned
Tor IT,. ,ea.-spccal Tcrm-l,rofr Allen J.-Noops
Common rlea--Fquiy Tenn Before iafremorc &. H.
80 reas-riial Term Part I-B'fore DAILY. H.
c,' ~. viil u Malihv .. Lane. 40 caNnd
Conn on IlDas-lIa; 1eire-r"r Il.-AdJonin"f Tor
'h' 1,,t Special Tenn Before Gc~er!ch Motions.
ON CG.,t-Irial Icfm-lAlt l-Rciors Enrich. H.
No c, s o. 81 rfi r,m,rsf ID,rore Van Wick J.
80 aeo os7 ~ sqi . 90 1884, '''' oS' 600 ''''
city C5urtTr1sss e, s 20 ' ~. os Sa 5
''City CouT TRIAL Terni-rart " Beiorc McAdam. c.
u, Gy'r and Terrner- BEFORE Andrews j. and
Assistant Distric'-Auorney DansonT No .. ,.,...
ana N.sf,fant DisircrAtt0rty haedona-No-. to -,
melr,iy". oe,er,i se.slens-Plrt Before Recorder
Smyt1 and Assistant DstiictAuoFney Davs.-No'. To
~ 'iuclrsiyc. 49,, .
and Hssistant Di,;rict-Atorn'Y jerome. NO. 70 r.
inclusive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24
THE corr rs.

Sits AGAINST Mr.. PLUMBERS ASSIGNEE
sujt against John f. Plummer ana MS assignee
Jeremiah f. Murphy, was begun yc''oNiay d! DOor"h'
Hamilton & Beckett attorneys io' rA'' VI. ''",'
'' =. ,ro,l,.e a mortgage executed on March l.
w.. g., - moo on property III Tenth-st. near Third
a,. 1he COMPLAINT was fled in the County Clerks
n, ,a A., ALLEGATION is made that Mr. Pummer
,n ,rho,,v failed 10 comply with the terms OF the
,'',o and has deaultcd III tie payment Of the in
,oaa, fr,o January l. from which time interest was
to be paid. , - 1,,
An order TO show cause why Jeremiah l. "",p'P'
the assignee, should not oc remover al" ' ,",
; r,,,,t.d WAS obtained b. strong 4 Cad
.,,,ador rho firm represents some Of the creditors
Of John ammcr I9s % S va" rcgn mae d rT
tumble on April -. Mr. Nm'P pm, "'n h ar-ucd
EiChard = H.wconbc. his atcrpsy 'd '@t E won
hnSoin ID ho t anpeiSfed the substitute assignee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24

Lere-are AZ the hotel 50 that have dropped into
the ccntrc Of the show From Los Andes the
carava, i 70 move eastward through Uspallata
70 Mendoza. there to begin long tour of the
Aroantine towns. In all these Spanish-Amercan
countries bnllGahts were formerly the highest
order Of nopnlar entertainment, but those bar
barons shows have been prohibited in both Ar
oentina and Chilli The circus mas taken the place
If the bull-rng. and, except in luxurious capitals
like Buenos Ayres and Santiago, where the opera
eourishcs il * the chief form of popular enter
,oinment With the American circus competing
every NIGHT with the brass band, Los Andes is
now . ciddy centre Of saycty and revealing.
49, Y F.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24
nnn,,.r ,c inst 4 BREWING COMPANY.

william W Ryan Yesterday won Vciu''' o' f'''-'
against the Burger * Hover '''"''- l.
un", =, H.. sued for $1,000 The plaintiff 'aid
, go, ia ne went into the liquor business
y, Hamilton ave. and Fourtccnthst. BrookNh' 'hcoD
-. ,a r,,, becr From December -. 1-S- TO
va,lh /, 1s.e. he said. the defendant throHsh Us
cents. told ruIpcr and oher members of the '@'''
Reer brewers roSrd OF IIauo ui'' " ""'
7 49,, ,,t,b Iccr lie would he held liable Tor
sn risin under the agreement upon i",h io notn
lIio ;ed " reason 81 tins notice. Evan 'ih
"d' ~ ~. n more beer ard compelled 10 give
nc I1 e Huscss The dcfencc was that ilS acicu
up Ils mad and still hold, chattrl mortgage
tofPo' pp.,irk Ncraunhncy former proprietor Oh
,h n,,c, and ha, if any statement wcrc mac J, va,
~ V cprd faith Ryan sad that De Knew ho'h"7 "''''
no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24

Landau. April 23.--This was the second ana last
,,, 81 the Fpsom spring meeting. The principai
race was for the City and Suburban Handicap, IN
which fifteen horses started II was won BY the Duke
~ ncaufort's six-yearold chestnut mare Heve dOr'
paron de Hirsch's ouryearold bay colt NaslSl was
second and j. Lowther's four-year-od chestnut cot
Wor.ington third. The post oooS were 10 "s~''''
go, 40. "a 20 I against Va,istar II to l against
NorlNngtO
Tho race for the HYDE Park Plate Of 800 soverelgns.
for tUovear.olds. five furongs straight, was won by
length bv Lord Ellcsmeres brown lilly sabra II.
,,,.,',. chestnut colt Hildchcrt was second, half II
,. j., front Of Lord L0ndOndcry's gray colt
nercham third There werc nine starters The last
bettlng was to against saDI'' ~ 10 against
Hildcbert and To against DeIehdh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24
4 CHANGE IN THE FIRM or HARPER & EROS.

The announcement was made Yesterday that Joseph
Abner Harper of the oldest members of the firm
OF Harper & Bros.. the publishers had retired from
the house. and that lie had been succeeded by his
son John Harper. Joseph Abner Harper has for
number Of years attended to the general business
of the firm but hi home II now ia Ncwburg, ana II
said at the publishing house yesterday that MS
reason for retiring that the business COOK Too
much of his time John Harper the new member
OF the hrm has been connected with the house since
no left college. about eighteen wears ago ana ne
thoroughly familiar With all its business interests
The present Is the seventy fifth year since the publish,
ing house of Harper A Bros was established. Inc
senior member OF the firm i, Philip j. a. Harper The
other members Fletcher Harper Joseph w. Harper
Soln W. Harper, j. Henry Harper and John Harper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24
10 the manager, Of the North German Lloyd.


There was published yesterday story that the NJ
nolna james Gordon Benefits Yacht had nr' N'o'n'
storm IN the China S.a which three Of ' crew were
,snt overheard and che ves>, her~' seriously dam
,.et Tho report believed g. be untrue At INT
n raid office yesterday. no word about such an aeei
dem had been received there. Besides tho NaionAa eola
not have been in the China Sea, ~ "n fiaay "hen 'A'
,,, last heard Of a. Tho Herald Office she was al Adea
ma be- WAY home from the Indian Ocean.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24

mi o,ce, over the recent Houston ana texas
c.n,rl ,allroad Company reorganization agreement
,,, ,r,l,s.l Cer1.llci,n and other stocNh'"cr' ~
,,o ceniral Trust Company. Of "m'h fi'''"' -
,,,,,,, is president are opposing, YESTERDAY was ~
.,,,,od h,,or, jude O'Erlcn ia the supreme ''''
,..,,,,o was examined and documentary cVl-
dencc va, introduced. ...,,,..o,
v,ii,,m H. WIli,. the referee who was apn''''''n
.. ,,, the acts Of John Van claim % temporary
va srp ne,t receiver Of the Equitable Ne-'i'e run.
,,Sa A.,,iotio, Of the city of New YORK. reported
,ctcrday tlai re had found AIr. Van "-m "o' ''N'
-, ,a,.l, and that the assets were Ss3.i5" ~ oi'
~ which Si4i % lad been paid, w'n'h' VII" ''"''
OBLIGATIONS. viii leave bslan'c 'i 4'''-'' a.
NM. libel suit of p !. cassidy against "D'no'~l
Ro.,. wa, ,n oOIrt only short N''c So'''''' W
vac Adjourned until this morning.
Ia the supreme CONT ycs'''''' Jus.
.a,,.r corn,t,onally the Injunction obtained b.
John c. Fleming restraining "l'i''" - ''''
actor from producing any PLAY OF p"Dl'"'" .'''"''
,ne t,u,c II Myirt troon Mf H'f''i,' i NV nm n
Ne 1,st. 81 the motion and hle bond NJ tnr "n
u. .n' o6o e. ,ay I'll damages which MI Fleming HAY
recover, ..,l ,ne referee % whom va soni inc
tt,.,+,. sun ~ i-c ca Iiuii"1i AL D'Nl 49,,
handel down hs decision veteran ~" i,. nj
30, M ,eft evidence Lad rr,u ~ rei.lee - ,.
- lad ever been married >h' ~, '.,...
- inner for G. =. huntington, ana u'''"i- 80
l,,,h rhaiur,cau In i---. WHEN u" va IN me
WIN bu.inc-, 10 Maiden Lane AHA 'N's '''' -
selhcr a. nsn ,,on.c,,an De Baum. which has been
~, r.,,t, Ransom for som" ilfnc' was "|'i'.'"
-. nina ,c.~r,Iay. Tho w ~ Wa rN'F",'h a." ~
,.,,,i.r 20 i--u AND II gave Dol. iW" IONS 10y h''
vif, 800 each vhle - ~. -','" s,ou,o r,e two
.on.. Charlie aDi idvin DE- Baum were 90.
fr-fant- oi their fathers WELL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24

THE CITY or BEHLINS TRDrBLEy SETTLED
The difficulty about the steamer CITY Of Berlin,
settled Yesterday. b, the Wnghs giving the Collector
=, bond which would c0vor penalty that might
H. imposed tie agent, hy the IRE. ury Depart
nlent Tor the unloading of the steamer without 4
license. I1e Berlin sailed az D. III, with largo
pumbar !of passengers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24
SP Nm J. LANADRlD,
o1r Enst sath.st.. NeM.YoIA CIV. y. v.


FNNrIIlry % I-lT.
ALvA,s BRAZILIAN SPECIFIC o-@ents; Io'
,,r,r ee,r. suffered from indigestion and dyspepsia.
VS. ind.r constant treatment from different pN slcan,.
d eriir| mn r.lef went Europe. and ln Paris "as
su hr Suciaii-t ina stomach Diseases who also fal'd
~, mske a cur, TWO months ago heard 81 The ta tns
viI cura and determined To try IL. After taking ieW
,ris Wa cured. | 0rly too glad 20 rs'onnlenu -
Naiue''s L. FiIZS1 MMoN>,
Mast 2oth.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24

M ,,n the Interest colt easily outpaced the others
winning oeyeriy by lengths Addie L. second tne
.a a,s,nce before tho Lizzie >. colt No bid for the
wi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24

Warrington. April -. The snprem" court col th'
riltd states toGa, an.acici the following hn..
rc.-.
SO. . Henrietta G. Keller. app lant ag. abciii
~ XII flrI c.ccutflN. etc. Nantltr graft l.
No. 81. The tinted states. APP .'aDI. a-'. th'
Northern Pa,iAc Railroad C'mpfn.. ''ht.i1d peg
SO. 800 Max Ro-cnthal aIr.i'nn'. 'si kc,.e'
s,.f.- a. assignee. ct. prdrlrt To- bore continued
~. 49,. Ilrinan Royce. plHut'. in error asi
ola. .lulfl Ieltu- COMPANY. Arcu"l.
NO. - Ihe 1cNa- It d ra.Nc t.iv tomp1nf'
.t "a .,ou.iituf. at. tfc slfv o. Ma N. II. ami
H. 10 The ctv of Marshall. app llmt AIT
the Ie.a- racn' I;silw"5 ,o,F'. 81 AZ: Arsiei
..oa ,ot 1p5. 2e3. 2o,. -9H. :o7. go. 3ol. 80.
Oa and 3Of.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24
Now York. rT1fnarv IS, 1900,

AryA's BRAZILIAN SPECIFIC C0.-'rnt,emasen,, men, !
, H. s-ure i'm certifying To the received ulOuen
I'm 'NSdirnr the Cactus Blood Cure. have pen =
ssrer from cruptlons upon the skin eczema W. iol i
purng that time trsnt.d ny ,eN'.,'
iil Musician, IN these troubles without any ben,u.:
~, 'ino TWO bottles | entirely we'll ana h'aruy
rrommrnd the medicine TO any one sum ing tt~h HAS
troubles. j. ais sixth.sye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24
Co.'S ARGUED II TIE cornr or AprF

Co.'S ARGUED ~ THE COURT OF
,u..nv. Aprll .9.-m the Court Of Appeals "'"'
,... flfou.u- causes Wei" argued
D.. tine matter Of Judicial settlement Of ''c'r,e
IA I.r..u And another. a. trustee ivI lN'i'N "
Valentine, under the win Of Brewster valentine "'
td,sard " Willard. appellant, ns'. tle Ne" ,"7h
u,ri,r TowhlAi Company. fe'pnn@'N l. summit :"
rh. S~w NOg. smelling ana HcNMhI ".Pi.., "P
noi.,.t AIT Gco! - Llcl. r. p"rd'ut ~n0,.'' ".
rhc .ailDnnl State lart. ~ camden y. 80 y"
.n.,.ceut ae' ocOrer II. Nlcnald-"n. ipi'I'tN'
I.lu Trantlin. respondent. az. ne F"r'F -''"N"
street and Grand street Terry Railroad company 'p
I,r"n s. mlh respondent srD Philip Grnin' up
pcllant. ..,..,.. 60. a.. ,..,,o,,. ~.
,.7 3d. $751; RAG. 30. 3il. 3ij and ga.
In tie Second Division tie following cases were
argued.
Levi, Hnni-on iGcor-c II. Tfciivci. c1r.l ap.
nr'l.ii All. John Rcd Samuel lu.l''. cNrl ir.
William Nncy. respondent. asi. the Nnnh"Q"n
Railway COmp1ny, appellant. D.'Y. 'ci. nnucf i"lo
a. without 60. O.. .,
appellant. - .., .,,,,,. .,, ,i..
Xeu York Lake I.iic and Weston lalifold Company
6c following is thc second Division ca'crdsf for TO-
morrow: 500. .S7. r..-. $3.50. $780, Hil. 'if. 800 ara
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24
IIarlcm. January e. 800.

Harlem, January - lc.p
This certhcs that my child l? months od was AMI
vim very bad skin disease o. the face. anu nv"
~ The nose The face was covered with nauefsthe @ a.
and hts ewes swollen shut account or e w
she eyeds his d charging mater snp r.
NH inside Of him the cactus h"o' '"''
lo' io"' '' ~ 49, Mrs J. KENNY,
iaj Fast 26thst
We have the SIGNATURES Of Prominent New-i ORR rhN,
clans certifying that the Cactus BLOOD cure II "e w"
BLOOD Purifier offered n the public. ..u =.
Pleasant take" applicable u diseases OF ,,,,,s
old ace An DRUGGIST, sell H. send for deseHpe''e
pamphlets and certificates. .,,, 90
ALyA's BRAZILIAN SPECIFIC CO.,
No. u wall Ssrses Nsw'xoss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24
LINDEN ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

M horses of high quality are entered for the Linden
races today. but the fields are 50 well assorted that
tne racing promises to be Of an Interesting deScrp
lion These are the entries
cN1fI-t pc .trI a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24

/ Shields. ca. {. Little Jim. by Eous-Retreat,
NJ los n trl 900 tIaN lor I
f. 'f.vlol'- b. NJ MGia. aged. 100 ........ FLYNN :.
H. 4 newton. ch. T. supervisor aged. 10 (lIaaiton) 3
t,i.u Bnilrs d. ~. Dupicitg, A. 10 tl.ltt cleld) o
Snrnganfctt stables Dr. 9. Ralph Black, O, lOG
(lIarton) 0
ne,rrvyck stables b. T. ReEcho. T. loi CStcVenson o
"A Lover. br. Zig Brown jug. t. 100 u. BarrctU o
y Time Al
E,rting to win-Ltttlc jim to T. Maii 10 to s. Super.
visor s 10 l. Duplrt, 10 l. Re Echo 10 10 |, Ralph
H.lr. 100 TO !. Iig brown jug 200 to l.
rtus for place. Little Jim to >. Maia to D. Super
visor ,.en- Dupliciy 10 10 Rc-Echo To L. Rasyh
i.lscA 30 o. l. Big brown jug 30 10 |.
puuciN made thr running Tor i've furongs and
ur,d Ralph Black aud Heicho closest attend.
,n,. In the stretch Maia, supervisor and Little jim
o,d forward together aud after animated dispute
linn. Jim Won by "A length and half; Maa second half
length before Supervisor. ST Paris Sparkling Ten
Booker Henry George Can't Tell King Idle and Pelham
were Withdrawn. 40 bid for the winner.
SIXTH KACE-SLLLING SWEEPSTAKES TWO.
NENR-OLDS. $40 EACH. 5000 ADDED
uarond stables b. G. by Mr.. T1ckwck-Intcrest %
:. H. Iiommedieu's b. (. Adde L.. 100 lear. los ~
l. waldcn's b. c.. by Duke Of Montrose-Lizzlc s.. los
81, u.tteneid) 3
Hitting to wn-lnterc-t colt Is to TO- Addie l.. 10 TO
D. Lizzie y. colt ovens
Itting for placc-None
Addie L. On front. but the Lizzie >. colt passed
and made tia rnRlag " the head VI the stretch. In
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-03-29
Metallic Facing tor Walls.

A metallic facing for walls of build
ings, by which the Surface is made to
resemble cut stonework, is proposed.
According to this method. the grooves
representing joints between stone
work are stamped or otherwise formed
upon the outer faces of the sheets, thus
producing extended projections On the
inner side of the sheets. These proper
tions fulfill the purpose of bearings
against, and hold the plain portions of
the sheet away from the work, suf-
ficiently TO form air spaces between
the walls and metallic facings of the
structure. the effect OF this being Ia
insure the very great advantage OF
protection of the building from damp
ness, as well as from cold in winter
and heat in summer, the danger from
external fires being likewise dimin'
ished. or course, the, appearance o.
buildings treated in this amer may
be improved by paG,ting in colors, &C
cording to choice.-N. Y. Sun.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-03-29
COURTS.

CHARACTERISTICS 4th Monday in May and
v November; w. S. Bearden, Chancellor
J.. c. Biles, Clerk.
NIRCUIT-Sits I'd Monday in January,
v May, and September; MD. s%mallman,
Judge; W. v. Whitson, At-torney-General:
+. w. Smith, CLERK.
NOUNTY-Sits by quorum LIST Monday in
v every months full court every quarter;
A. c. Myers Esq, Chairman; W. l..
Swami, Clerk.
OTHER COUNTY OFFICIALS. L,
" Rheay, Sheriff; Jno. L. Jaco, Register
G. N. M. Newly, Trustee and Tax Collec.
tor; John +. st. John, Tax Assessor
Geo. T. Purvis, Ranger; Mat. Jones,
Jailer; w. N. Mitchell, County Superintend'
ent of Public Instruction.
=. MUNICIPAL OFFICERS-Mayor, d. B.
WI Carson Aldermen, ] NJ Cunningham,
w S Lively, w II Sugar, Geo S Stroud, w c
Arledge, Frank Maddux. Street Commits
%sioners, D B Carson, W H Sugar, J NJ Gun
ningham.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-03-29
A MOORISH GENTLEMAN.
The Courtesy and Consideration with
Which lie Tren ted Ills wife.

The Courtesy and Consideration with
Which lie Trented Ills Wife.
A Moorish officer we took to jed
dab from Tangier had his wife with
him. She was his only wife, and
though only eighteen years of age.
had been married to him FIVE years
and had had three children, one of
whom was dead and the other two
alive and left behind at their home in
Fee, whence they came. He had
twice before performed the Hadj, and
each time had been accompanied by
his young wife. This time they we're
taking her mother with them, and in
deed the thoughtful and ~considerate
way in which he treated them occa-
stoned me a good deal of surprise.
This bigoted Observation-Disclosures
upon by his European breth-
rem as a jealous tyrant OF woman, as
n utterly incapable of approaching
their higher qualities, and merely
using them as means wherewith to
crafty his coarse passions-could GER
tainly have shamed many of them in
this matter. The ship was lying in
the bay about a mile from the city of
Tangier; the sea was running pretty
high, and long before they came along
side, both ladies were very sick. Gent
ly he lifted them on board and laid
them down in a quiet corner, while he
rushed about to seek the best place on
the deck whereon to fix his tent. Then
he tore open his packages, and drew
out from them carpets and pillows and
cushions, and in a short while a we'll
fitted tent was ready, and into it he
carried the two women and laid them
down and made them comfortable.
There they lay till the next day, as
much like two bundles OF clothes as
any thing else, for even their faces
and hands were invisible, and
/ really believe they did not
move once. although in a few hours.
as % as we had got through the
straits and entered the Mediterranean,
the sea became perfectly calm, and a
great deal of their in~disposition must
have been of that inexplicable nature
which would have tried the patience Of
many a Christian husband consider.
ably. But he busted himself about
and lit a fire and presently turned out
a nice little dinner and didn't lose hi.
temper a bit because they would have
none of it, but only gazed .sorrowfully
at the provisions that were to BIZ
wasted. Then he made them some
tea, and then some coffee, and lief
nothing untried in the whole category
of things to make them comfortable
patiently sitting there tanning them
or mon starting up to get them some
water or any other thing they nigh
want. -Cornhill Magazine.