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howt-Roward.

IN Wednesday evening, Au gust 18TH. be-
~ tween L and O'Clock. either on Second
street, near Madison, or on Madison street,
between second street snd Armour Insttfuts,
a Ladies' s'REVOLVlNGPI PIN, plan gold frame,
Jet on one de, or the ofher Likeness o. A.
3 haynes, taken several years since The
Under VIII Re rewarded BY leaving IL 81 this
ONCE. or 231 Main street. auf7
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PHYSICIANS.
DR.. \. W. PURMELL

- stin offers hss professional services 70
the public. he win atssad 70 The branches
Of the practice OF
hedlolne, Surgsfy ard Dhsisirses-
81 His residence Il a - OEI0s srasEri
hin once. 1a5 UEuOH yze~
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NOTICE,

A LII knight Templsrs, Royal Arch or q
n Master NasOus, together with their w
families, desiring TO visit Baltimore On/VN
the 18th Of September, VIII give their names
TO Sir Bun 7. Price, Chairman OF CommiItee,
at and Jeners0n street, oy August 18th,
rOm whom all Information 0sn be obtained.
EsTe for round trip, $780, tickets good for
thirty days.
By orost GEO. MELLERsH, E. @.
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Moaday, the la DAY Of sspt,rlssr. lazL

between the hours Of 10 m. and pm. sell
AZ puolls outsry, on the premises 20 fho
nAsneHt bidder Tor cash. the followi-g de-
Bcilaec real estate to.wits A csraatn iot of
land. situate lying and bsin2 II the c1u7-y
OF S1ei y, and state of Tenueszee, En0gn a.
tho sou b naif OF lot number s., IN tua = "
Hill subdivision, n SGe city OF Mem rh-s.
BOnnded as follows: Beg ming at s stazs On
the west side Of Buzsffs street. the scuzh-
east corner Of said lot, thence west al right
angle with Suzetts street, one huEdraf and
eighty (UOl 1eet to sn alley. the south east
corner OF said lot, thence north " II tbs Essr
side OF said alley 6fty ons t5il feet 70 IS axe .
thence east, At right angie vita 5rzstfe street
one hundred ana eighty QE0j feet % aattEe
on The west side Of said street; thenea s1aGn
with the west side OF SaZstts street lffF one
l5l) feet to the beginning, together with tha
improvements and app uftenances thereu . 70
belonging.
The equity OF redemption IS expressly
barred. Title believed 70 be psriecis tut I
sell and convey only as trustee.
auis JOu - FRANK 7 us-re.
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Trustees Sale

Under and By virtue OF e deed uf Trust
~ to me executed, = Jacob g Galloway,
Trustee, and Mary Z. Galloway, BIS wife, on
the lst day Of Ocio5sr. 1870. and rscorded IN
the Registers oEdcs Of SHELBY county, Ten
nessee, in record book number IS, rags s6L
I will on
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English and Classical School,
3O3 Third Street,
w. z. MITCHELL, PRINCIPAL.

TNHE REGULAR SESSION WILL CON-
Il msnce September 4th next, and continue
ten months. For terms and further parttcu-
lars spply to the Principal, at the school,
room.
The Summer Session will continue thrsugh
the month OF August, and pupils can be Rd-
mitted at any time fTSl
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trust SaIe.

DY virtue OF a deed Of trust executed Z uae
ID as tru tee Dy Thomas a. By rues, o. fno
county or shelby and Ssafs OF Tenn sesee. N
the lst caF Of July, 1865, 20 secure a certain
Indebtedness therein mentioned, rseoTfcd IN
ko0k =, p gs $50. Of the Registers ofics o.
Shelby County. Tennessee. I vii On
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Pref. C. p. WinklF

D EGs leave TO inform his friends ard the
ID public ger orally that ne vii commen
his course o instruction In q. uslc en- zou-
day, August llih. On'y limited uumbsr OF
private pupils VIII be Tscstvsd- sul8
For sale
A No SECONDHAND EAGLE GIN STAND
n (SQ saws, with Bands aud Ecllsrs Cara-
pists. Also, q good secondhand tORE
SHELLER. Terms ezsy. Apply 70
!. II. PATRICH 4 CO.
auH d&E 81 Front slraEf. Ae-l nl-E
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A cnnnressman inLuck.

CHICAGO, August 17.-Hon. Burton
G. Cook, representative in Congress
from the Sixth district of Illinois, has
accepted the position Of Co lectOr Of
the Northwestern railroad. He has
not yet concluded to resign his seat in
Congress, but if he does it will be pre-.
viOus to the first Of September.
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CINCINNATI, August ia severe
storm of wind, hail, thunder and rain,
unroofing houses and doing other
damage, passed over Richmond, Ind
and franklin, Ohio, yesterday even-
ing.
Tennessee Press Party at Baltimore
BALTIMORE, August 1.-THE Ten.
Dessee editorial party was received
here this morning by the city authori-
ties. To-day they will visit the pub.
lie institutions Of the city and take an
excursion down the bay.
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The DruuQists In Arms,

NEW YORK, August ia firm oi
wholesale druggists yesterday took
measures to have the legality of Com
missioner PleasOnton's decision con.
cerning the stamp duty on packing
foreign perfumery tested in the courts.
Importers claim that the ruling OF
Pleasonton conflicts with his prede-
cessors and cannot be sustained by
law.
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MEW ADVERTlsEMEMTs
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.
ome4@1 Pravz4nen.

MORNING CHASING. $50.
IA, 1920, SO, So, 81, IS, 81, 80 q "a, Z, IS.
EVENING ClAAss-No. go.
8, Il, q. 50, 28, a, 81, "a. 35, 50, Is, II.
Lotteries draw twice daily. PRICES nom
500 70 s5a080 paid IN money By J. z
fEAHCE, sg't, s6[ North COurI 81. BOX n
Mempbls Tenn. p. o. MURRAY, MILLER
a CO.. Manazera. 81. Louis No. sul7
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NoEdCo.

I EFTERS testams sntsTy having been issa ID
] 4 to the urdeTslgned By the County CluTt
OF Shelby county. az Its March Term. UPON
the estate OF Joseph Calls, deceased, Elis
notice Is to all parties indebted TO his Ell zts
to come forward and settle; Gud those hav-
ing claims against the estate are DotifeG %
die the same, properly authenticated. with
ID. II. ToWnssuG, 30 FrOat street, Memphis.
within the time prescribed by law, OF the
same Will be barred.
CLEON CALLS.
Adminisirator Of Jasaph Oils. arclA.
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MISSISSIPPI
AGRICULTURAL, EDUCATIONAL
- AND
MANUFACTURING AID SOCIETY,
Authorized by the Legislaturs Ofthe State.
THUBsDAY MORNING, CLASS 81, AUG. 4. 1911.
2 3 5 s 7 8 10 n n IL il
30 3s, 81, a. 65. 81, 8, 81, IS, as 70, 50, 81 II.
THURSDAY EVENING, CLASS s. Ara. II, 1911
z 8 81 88 10 II l. u IL
467, q, 81, s., 3 I9. E2, "a. 5S, 50, G
auls az SECOND STREET.
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New England Dispatches.
Another Fatal Railroad AccidenI-sui-
eide, etc.


Boston, May 24.-Wm. Cameron, head con-
ductor on the night freight on the Boston and
Albany railroad, got damned between the cars
Saturday, and died yesterday.
The sum of S73,37O was realized over expenses
at the recent French fair in Boston. 1t has
been placed on interest until careful cOnsidera-
ton shall determine the best method of distrbut-
ing it among the suffering women and children
of France.
Early this morning, the Merrimac stables, on
Merrimac street, owned by ID. Chamberlin, and
leased by Joun Bowers, were entirely consumed.
There were 100 horses in the stables all but fif-
teen Of which were rescued. Chamberlin's loss,
IS 90. Bowers loss, $4,000; both partially in
sured. Comstock, Grove Co.'s loss in wagons
and harness, S2250; partially insured. Total
loss estimated at $4,000.
SPRINGFIELD, May 24.-Albert Severance,
twenty-one years old, hung himself in barn at
Gill, last night. Cause of act unknown.
MAINE
BANGOR, May 24.-Gen. Grant has accepted
an invitation to visit this city on the 18th of De-
tober next, to participate in the ceremonies Of
opening the European and North American
railroad, upon its completion to st. John.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
CONCORD, MAY 24-The house and barn of
Nehemiah Emerson, station agent at East An
dover, were burned yesterday afternoon. Loss
$500; insurance $500. The Baptist church,
near by, was also burned. Loss $500; insur-
ance about $500. The fire caught from loco
motive spark.
CONNECTICUT,
NEW HAVEN, May 24.-At a fully attended
meeting of the Yale boat club, this afternoon,
the letter received from the Harvard boat club,
in response TO Yale's challenge of Dec. 10, 1870,
for a six cared thlee-mile straight-away race,
on any course in America which the challenged
party might select, was read by the president.
This letter was to the effect that, while Harvard
would allow Yale to enter the union college re.
gatta TO be rowed on tue Connecticut river near
Springfield, Mass, July 14th, under its auspices,
over three mile straight course, it would not
allow it to be engaged in separate university
race at any other place than Lake Quinsiga-
mond, Worcester, over doubled mile ard a hall
course about single turning stake. After an
exciting debate, it was voted, by large MAORI
ty, that the Harvard oarsmen be notified that
their letter is construed as a non-acceptance of
the challenge of Dec. 10th, and that the univer-
sty crew OF Yale, having, in consequence, dis
banded, will not recognize any future acceptance
of that challenge. Thus the question of Yale
taking part in any college races this summer is
settled by the refusal of Harvard to allow it a
straight university race, and by its own refusal
to take part in any miscellaneous college regat-
ia under its rivals auspices.
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ON LONG IsLAND-Loss $4,000.

ON LONG ISLAND-LOSS S10,OOU.
New YORK, May 24.-Two hundred acres of
wood land, near Breslau and Merrck, on the
south side of Long Island, were burned over
yesterday. Loss $4,000 Large Tres are also
reported in the forests OF Sullivan Ulster, and
Delaware counties, New York. An extensive
forest fire is also progressingin New Jersey pine
barrens.
AT DELAWARE, o.-Loss $4,000
CINCINNATI, Ohio, May 24.-The main build
ing of the Delaware manufacturing company,
in Delaware, Ohio, was burned yesterday. Loss
$4,000; insurance $4,000. The operatives had
barely time to escape. Miss Heineman and one
or two Others were injured by jumping from
the windows.
AT ALLIANCE, o.-Loss $4,000.
CINCINNATI, May "a The Alliance Ex-
change hotel was burned yesterday. Loss
about $4,000; partially insured.
AT NEWARK, o LOSS $4,000.
CINCINNATI, May 24.-The Touring mill of
VIM. Horne, Newark, Ohio, was burned yester-
day. Loss $4,000,
AT ATHENS, N. Y.-CARs BURNED.
HUDSON, May "a Sixty empty freight cars
and some loaded with petroleum were burned
at Athens this morning.
AT wELLSvILLE, N. Y.--L0Ss SAC, 900.
ELMIRA, May PA destructive fire occurred
at Wellsville, Allegheny county, at an early
hour this morning. Thirteen places of business
on Main street were burned. Loss, about
$40 600
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James Smith, captured at the place appointed
for the prize fight, were brought before Judge
Bowling to-day and committed in default Of
$1,000 bail. Judge Bowling said the day of prize
fighting are illegal, and hereafter announce
ments of sparring exhibitions to come Off in
this city will be sufficient evidence to grant a
warrant to break in the premises by force, and
arrest the offenders. Edwards and Collins ex-
press determination to fight tomorrow morn
ing, and it is generally expected that the affair
will come off ut some place in this vicinity.
The national convention of state insurance
officers met to-day. Nearly all the states were
represented. A. W. Paine of Maine was chosen
president and Henry 5. Olcott temporary secre-
tary.
No verdict will be rendered in the Foster case
tonight, A sealed verdict win be brought in at
half-past ten tomorrow morning
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New YORK, May 24.-The army and navy
club house, No. 16 Fifth avenue, was opened
last night. The club now has 100 members, in
Guiding Generals Sheridan, Hancock, Franklin,
Hooker and others.
Quartermaster Geo. Bernin, of steamship
Saratoga, from Richmond, was committed to-
day. in default of $1,000 bail, for smuggling TO-
bacco. Bernin had accumulated several hum
dred pounds of smugged tobacco in place of
deposit, an old clothes store in Greenwich street.
and his operations are supposed to have been ex-
tensive.
The para commissioners yesterday granted st.
Andrews society permission to erect q bronze
statue of Sir Walter Scott in Central park.
Henry Berg was today reelected president,
and Henry Clews treasurer, of the society for
the prevention of cruelty to animals. Over
100000 in legacies have been pledged to the So
ciety.
Rumors of the change in the Erie directory
are still rife, and it is confidently asserted that
a number of prominent railroad men, including
several of the Vanderbilt party, are interested
in the proposed changes. 1t is reported that an
extraordinary meeting of the Erie directory will
be held in few days. when a report of the COM
mittee of investigation recently appointed, will
be submitted, and the designations of three or
more of the present directory offered. Fisk en-
phatlcally denies that either Thomas A. Scott of
Pennsylvania, or Vanderbilt are going TO gain
control of the Erie road.
disposed OF large amount of business referred
to it on the reorganization of the court of APP
| peals last year, has been dissolved.
Several papers report that Collector Murphy
| has resigned, and that General Arthur will be
nominated as his successor before the senate adj
| iourns.
The Cuba left her dock at ten O'Clock and pro-
| ceeded to sea, with the high commissioners
| among the passengers.
The motion for new trial in the Kellogg d.
| vorce case on the ground of lately discovered
| evidence, proving adultery between Mrs. Kellogg
| and her nephew, James Fuller, was argued be-
| fore Judge Gilbert, Kings county supreme
| court, to-day.
The friends, hackers and others who wished
| to witness the fight between Edwards and Col
Inns, left Greenpoint at an early hour this morn
| ing and started up East river in a tug boat
Superintendent elso was determined not to allow
| them to fight in the vicinity of New York, and
| detailed Inspector Walling with 1875 men to put
| a stop to it, The inspector, on learning the
route taken by the combatants and friends, inn
| mediately procured tug boat and started up
the river. The party stopped at Cold Spring
| harbor on the Long Island side, and were max
| ing all necessary preparations when the boat
with the police on board steamed alongside and
| landed the men. As soon as the combatants
saw the police, they, with all their party took
| 10 their heels. Inspector Waling has arrived
| at pier "a, East river, with the prize fighters on
| board his boat. Collins and Edwards were ar
rested; also, Harry Hill and several other
| roughs.
| Dooney Harris, trainer Of Billy Edwards, and
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ADVERTISING RATES.

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Religions News.

CHICAGO, May 24.-The Presbyterian gen.
eral assembly to-day increased the memorial
fund committee to fifteen. The board of home
missions last year expended $685., S44, OF which
$40, 1893 was in excess of receipts, and aided 1894
missionaries and assistants, who have per-
formed an aggregate of 965 years service, and
preached the Gospel stately in $500 places.
Total additions to churches, 11,O17, and $40
Sabbath schools organized. During the year
1856 church edifices have been built, and 1853 re.
paired or enlarged. Church debts cancelled
amount to S22S,627, and contributions to the
memorial fund S339,410. Rev. Drs. Kendall
and Dickson urged the assembly to provide
more funds; unless help was given from the
memorial fund or other sources the board would
be in debt to missionaries not less than 100000
by November next.
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6Qattbes, ge@eIrp, &c.
RLAKE C ROBINS SON,

Wholesale and Retail dealers in WATCHES,
CLOCKS, JEWELRY AND SILVER WAR
make a speciality of the sale and repair Of FINE
WATCHES. Their stock is large, yell and
carefully selected, both as regards price and
quality. They Keep every grade and make Of
Watch yet advertised in our city, and at as lo,C
prices. Also, DIAMONDS, FINE GOLD and
STONE JEWELRY, CHAINS, FRENCH
and AMERICAN BRONZE and MARBLE
CLOCKS, STERLING and COIN SILVER
GOODS for Presents, &c. LAZERUS & NOR
RIS perfected SPECTACLES WILCOX
SILVER PLATE CO.'S Fine HoHop Ware,
FINE TABLE CUTLERY, Rogers SPOONS
and FORKS Gold Pens, Pencils and Tooth
Picks, and euery cariety Of Fine Goods usaallg
Kept in frSt-clasS jeaoelry stores.
WehdUe sold many Watches Of medium, price
running at a better rate than a Uaridtjon of
fifteen seconds per month, and zoe haze more of
them nOO in stock
EUery kind Of difficult Watch Repairing done
at our store, and warranted to giUe satisfaction.
all goods warranted as represented
Remember the place, 213 Main Street, corner
Foster.
myl dlstf
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Weather Record.

WASHINGTON, D. c., May 24-7.SOP.M
SYNoPsIs.-The weather remains seusibly I'M
changed on the Pacific coast, with decided fall
tinued in the eastern states, and southeast winds
from the upper lakes to the gulf Cloudy and
threatening weather is reported from Arkansas
to Iowa.
PRoBABILITIEs,-Fallin barometer, with in
creasing cloudlness and eastery Winds is prob
able for Thursday on the Atlantic coast; threat
ening weather. with light rains, for the greater
part of the Mississippi valley, and fresh easter
ly winds from Lake Erie to Lake Superior.
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GHurrester 4ailp SPY,
CITY NEWS.

An important notice to members of Co. A as
sociation appears this morning.
Every member of the Choral Union is expect
ed at the rehearsal tonight.
One "Billy" Scharf, of East Birmingham, Pa,
offers to row j. j. 0'Leary, of this city, for $500
a side, at Philadelphia, early in July.
The Grand Army meeting at the hall on Pearl
street tonight will be the last one before
Memorial Day, and should be numerously at
tended by the members of Post TO-
At the last weekly meeting of the Horticul-
tural society, very snowy collection of wild
flowers, of twenty-five named varieties, was re-
ceiysd from two young sons of Mr.. F. II. Kin
ney. The library will be open this afternoon at
the usual hour.
Oster Collins, who lost his leg by an accident
in the freight yard of the Nashua road, Tues
day afternoon, was in as comfortable condition
as might be expected, last evening, but it is
feared his chances for recovery are slight.
Some excitement was caused last evening in
the drug store on the corner of Main and Pleas
ant streets, by the falling of heavy glass sign.
1t struck Mr.. S. F. Skinner on the head, knock
ing him senseless for the time aud leaving a
large swelling on his head. The glass broke
against the top of his head, leaving the heavy
frame on his shoulders.
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Railroad Matters.

NEW YORK, May 24.-The Reading railroad
company has gone into London and New York
money markets, and has borrowed $25, 900 900
OF which S600O000 will be devoted to the con
solidation of the existing funded debts, and the
remainder be employed in paying for and i'm
proving the ext nsive coal tracts recently pur
negotiated in London, were sold in Wall street
Yesterday
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MUNICIPAL CoURT.-Yesterday John Q'Gor-
ra, James O'Riley, Peter Tuary, James White,
Patrick H. Koran, John Hean, George Ander-
costs for drunkenness. John Cahill for second
offence of drunkenness, was fined SO and costs.
The case of Walter Sherman, for larceny from
Osgood's express office, was continued till this
morning for trial.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-05-25

PHILADELPHIA, May 24.-At meeting of the
miners of the Lehigh region, held at Mauch
Chunk, to-day, it was resolved to accept nothing
but the basis of 1869. The following places
voted to resume on the operators terms: Eek
ley, Buck Mountain, Upper Lehigh and Wood
side.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-05-25

EXCURSION TO PRovIDEECE.-Ever is
invited to go to Providence on Monday next,
29th inst. Arrangements have been made
whereby persons may go down by either of the
midday or evening trains, with admission TO
the grand concert to be given that evening (se
cured seat) all for the small sum of two dollars
Members of the Choral Union will be furnish
ed tickets at the rehearsal tonight or on the
1915 A. NJ. train Monday morning, without
charge; others DESTROYS of attending may OBJ
tain their rail- Dad and concert tickets at the
ticket office of the Providence and Worcester
railroad, Green street, for the sum named 1.-TWO
dollars.) large attendance of members and
friends is anticipated. All are invited.
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Criminal Record.

WIFE MURDERER CONVICTED.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, May A.-David Mont
gomery was convicted to-day of the murder OF
his wife in this city last November, and will be
sentenced June 49,
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The NatIonaIl Game.

BosToNs VS.. oLYMPIcs,
BOSTON, May 24.--The game of the Olympics
vs., me bostons excited great interest, and was
Witnessed WIZ by about 5000 people. The result
S WAS ne, the Bostons being "whitewashed" in
Sr os.y i1ning except the third. The fielding on
another game on the Capitoline grounds, New
iork' saturday. The following Is the score:
po.,o,. nnings''..''.d 46e7 50