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mat elegant brohirt.
Vrets ore Hane 81 Cent?. @sbuneen In estn'
wane yrs 6anc Is Gene.
l. eams Des !sste NembarSter. Nsosus bon
8. I'D. badldnber.
Der Niraten.2teutenant. Grjdbluns
bon Balouin W6ubauien.
9 Die clausn .unn Gelben. psntiusla.
%ii&ss 9barastsrbiIs BON GrisOri&
Der : saab e~trasburs's. pat.rIanst.
idsr ROman BON bsribtrt Rau.
T. U~smtibianb's Gbre. biitorii&sr Re-.
man ppn Berno BON 0uied.
& Ga8 Ttfament @eter ceS 0rpAsrt.
Roman unb 0siAiHts pom 8usian bsr'
bert.
y Der elephant. aomiiS.r xomas ssn
VI. 3. GDinterfelo.
as. Der AiesenSe psuaneer. 6iHort.
i&er Roma BON q. y. gra&possl.
ia ole GalUasieps. Cine Gr,dbIuns aus
benz alten Berlin. bon Ueore bilI unh
gRemefiA, Criminal . 0el9ihte BON
Grisb. Sriebri&. 3uianlmsn in einsn
Bano.
ID. @err 9etUa. Criminal . Rsman Ssn
@mil 0aborion.
II. . Swsi bsitsrs @sibidbtsn. Bon GbOlt
ptaselburs. 3pei Sbbns.-Ssr0'
etaS. 3u1ammen in einem Bano.
u. . Der tcls Sans. Criminal . Gel9iHts
BON ". StrediuB. limb Die @obne
@arnepeIt's. 6itorii&er Homan bon
e$mios . Ss''s'nrsls. 3ulamn'sH IN
Ia Nm Enron unc 9eben. bitorti&sr Ne.
man uon Deorg Dill,
II SIM Gdfenffer. Socialer Roman bon
Srieori8 0erfdder.
- 0abriels, haS GBeib heA Gpielers.
Criminal . 9tooele bon s. 9itanal ;
unb Die Eranctireurs, @rjdblung
aus BEN beuti@ i. franjbNidem 2ris9e
bon Sriebr,b GeritGder. 3uamnen
in einem Bano.
u. Gin DermUrfener.. Criminals 1opeue
BON ). .. {. 9emmf.-NaS 6prftbaue
ooer Die ipiIoe Sa9o in Der Wiaii. Rus
tammsn In einem Bano.
"a Seremtas unb bic idbDns Sineen,ia,
Der 3err oes eAuies.-Trau o.
Gen.-Dte Serlpbte-Heaine. Or.
1Gblun9sn BON Maria BON Oilers. 9u.
iammtn In eiuem Banb.
s.n -. O Der GtlS Don Sra. BonsA. q. Brad.
vpSel. 3pei BGnbe.
=. DIE alte fpanifd,e ~llrfunee, sru Hr.
rnanb. uno DaS vseiyenh. .GpiSobs
aus BEN beutih. fraujDijden Rriess
bon %. 3. bon 0sotnrotb. 3uiammtn
IN einsin 8ano.
-. Sicr Nlltben unh cine Wrudt 30.
belle bon Wilbelm Sbmiot. Is olpmlba.
ylopeut BON prpsper Wsrrims. ,3us
iammen In eintri Banb.
-. 0ldnlenne 6abneu.. RoHtan bon Mug.
Siibtrftin. liter Banb.
~ 0ldn,euhe Babnen. .Roman BON Wus.
Silberfein. 2ter Benb unD Ole 6pnne
krinst 90 an BEN xas. Suiammsn IN
einem Bano
d . Ole
, 1876-06-05
Gin bemerfen8p ertbeS Sud ~
Irtbur's leste8 nnb sr0btes.
0efabr!!!

ODER: Teripnrbetin benz 9aus zines Sreuabts.
Dieies ppnenseffe Berf biejes 8.teramsn Der
Mmerifaniiben Hiteratur Dat als 8orpuri einen 0es
aenltanb. ipel6er oas IDciale 9eben unieres seiammten
iiber llebel, weldes es ~blositent. 0lukerprtentlft
ipannenc mnb aufresenc, ipirb es BON Aaen nit
Se9i:roe seleien tueroen. Sllmffrirt unb fdbbn ees
rnnees. 98ir iino entIdloien, oas BUD in ieoer ga.
milie bes 9anoes ein5ufibren ilno otTeriren nod ME
e%aseweiene 0ortbsile alien r1dnnliden nnb fpeibli.
ben Subicribenteniammlern. gBir perlan9en LIBERAL
Wsenten uno ibife1 gratis auf 8erlangen Beoinguns
gen unb bei1reibenbe Girculare. 8. M. Gtpnbar.
n. Co., 1928 GDeltnut Str, pbila. 49B2mss
, 1876-06-05
Retneu faItem Sranb!
Refine manlfperre mebr !!
WiGium Gramer's Geilpfafer.

pattntirt am TO. Wat 1870.
Die gBtrtune btefts gfaRers Ia btwunbtsnnsSnasbig,
g erthtrt ietn pfafer, meltss befts dbertriHt.
Durh iabrelaness Grprpben tann Id bisies pEatu
as elm uHipe rfaIs& nuSmitfei e~upftbIen.
danailteuYdter, Gabrttbtfstr, fDrts ate Nrtetter fsuten
% tets I'm 5aufe unb tn Der Nerifdtte ~psrrdtbts baIten.
Die Wtrfuns III cine nberrafhenbe; man brarnt wsber
ar3ti&e 5ulfe ~ %reautrtren, nod bat man, bel fefsrtsu
n%rtnbuns, eiuen @erluf an Artettsseit ~ btfar&lsn.
% belt bic %fblimmhen aBMnnsn, bic barts
Stefen aiten @eibplre. Bon CANT ~btfunbsrsf
funs 10 % bet edbuA', 8feb 9tidbs, &dbHttt.,
'unb G~uetfdwuneen; b &limmen BraRen.
anf, uteeid,par 1,wie BET gtrpunbnus
d roaise Sedsel etbt % tsin bsFsrss Mittsl.
set 9hbneraueen ftat Is ni&t nur ben S6meri 10.
fprt fpneern befettte. ~btef,Iben bel etnsm @tbrau@s Don
3 81. 10 Iasen sdnsIid.
o ~ upt. DEPOT: gilbert 8. Tunss @srtbsfe, 10. 81
oowets per Dor nsbt @ebrau1sanmtfuns so Cents.
QtIan O rttn. 3W57mA:
, 1876-06-05
Wsentsn SerIanst fur bic
0eicbicbte Der 6ram9er'
Semeamma,

Tarmerfrtee eeaen bic MonppOle.
Steies Nsri tattdlt etntn pSatdnbteen unb autbsatt.
zen BIG @rprsfanssn Der &ifsnbabu. @sfslf d aftsn. nsbR
elmer 1eidtdte oss uriprunes uno SprtfHritts hes W..
hens Der spatrrns Of 6usbanbrs.- Sstr ptsidupi&.
Wan tpsnes no tnr prstss&rsmplare. Ssptnsunssu u.
, 1876-06-05
Nmertfanii9e Sugenb.U iblintbei.

NA1SluuhtlWe SuBeH0'U tutUIgtI.
in bibf&e Rappbedel NIT Musltn.&iden
sebmnben . rs Gents.
Rsser nne WeiAe, BON Grant 6eftmaun. - Der
freue @ddbter. Sufammen In einem Bans.
Der Undergraduates, BON Grani 6oHmann.
&ieinee II bic Mteee eeS OrpAen, bon Grani
einert BanS.
DIE &enteIbufaten, bon Brans 6oftnann. - Der
ed5tfbru@. 3uiamultn in sinsn Bans.
S1 fske bid fdsnn, bon SnItus 6offnona
On fpnf nfdt febien.
0rp1oaterS 2tebItne
Der bltnss miibstsa, bon &uras vtsssa.
Der Sedpfennte. Ore &aftarinen. - MnA
Der 9esensport. Drti Gr3dblunpen bon 1befla
bon Gunipert. Jn einsn Banb.
Mns oead9t juni etdt, sou Stbarb Baron.
RAJ nne 0arnafantf, bon Gerbinanb S&mtht.
6elptnte 4reue. - G%afuntala. - Der Weifde>
ndr IN Mfrisa. SuIammsn in sinem gans.
Der MItIar,t. = Der Btrsbcf. 3mei Gr,6bIun.
gen bon 3. st6ber. 3uiammen In sinem Bano.
ADaS Der Menfdb fdet, nas wtre ar sudk err.
tems Son Wimarb Baron,
, 1876-06-05
Iauitnb TN Druid nat erfsm Wpnat
MuTauenDer Grfpl0.

Gin Msent perbient Stt2 In str 1aesa uah elm MnA.
rsr sass in 3 Eassn sNra ben gtrtduf BON
Seean's StprY ; 81 'SsSsss Sssas s sss
ee6un gen. Mbenteuern nn6 Bunssra auf y
init 2E5 pa1sneen Abbilbunetn. prett Su6esR Rtshyia
pat ben raf&fsn Iteans. Geaa aHtre aG baIb sas
pettsf
, 1876-06-05

SoIseuSe binise
%oltss, Sngenoi6riiten
un0 Ronaue
ans su baben tn allen beutfdeu
Bu@banbluneen in ben
Wereiai9ten Staaten nuo Gana0c.
Gr3dblungen BON 8nitab yiertb.
in blbfde Bappbedel NIT Wuslin.Riiden
sebunben q Is &ents.
Das &tannrebt.
Die Depprtirten.
pie MnStpanberer mad MfrtfA
gd,neiber nnb @eiser.
Gbriftopb 9otumbHs.
Glarns unt Maria.
Drane Don Sbmburs.
Hnredbt Gn eebeibef ni6t.
PC g%rfnbnns bee ppr,eIans.
Per aIte arieeer unS fem eobn.
Die ssofenmable. = Der ileine eamarttsr.
Ole Daiie. oesr cine quite 1bat ftnOst oft auf CRIB"
Der arne 0pttfriec.
Ner sSvHty. unr Ger MHuuer.
Das Rleeblatt. Drei Gsj6i1ten. 1. Der ,reus
Diensr. .. Der pai&er uab ie:m Spbn. 9. Die
pfaumenmInnrs.
Die 0udsuas,tbr.
Saeos nne feline 66bne.
Gr3abllngst bon Gaiparils.
Sn bibfGe pappbedel nit Wtuslin.8Idsn
~gebunben q 25 Gents.
@efd5tdbten aus benz Gpefart.
Der 4dbMlmetfer une fein epbn.
8trahbnrs auf Der 8dban,.
Tolfsgeididten.
Jn bibf4e Bappbedel NIT WusItn.97iden
gebunber1 o 25 Gents.
Der SfSeuner, ssu GIaubre1t.
&dre6ensiabrs.
Die etnmme son Norftet, bon @Iaubrs4t. nno
BON eepben, Der 9rppbet. Bon
Mobert beroer. 3uiamntn in einem Bud.
eefdid3tsm ses Sfarrers etebsntif&. Don
Radbtlaser In Granada. Don Er. Norbsn. nnb
8annbdufer. Bon Worbert 6urts. Suiau,msn tn
einem Bonb.
1arifsR 8augentMtS. nns
eunapaet Ddsabmnbns. 6uiammsn IN dnsm
nans.
, 1876-06-05
Ginioe Qute Griinoe :

1.-eine nsus G%rEneuna srHnbn0 e$e1it
unb seTidsrt bur@ qatent.
2.-Wabt einen ppItfpnmentn 2s6set4.
slsib auf beiben Soften, an allen Nrten bon Stohsa.
3.-2auft lsibt, ianft, aerduihlos unb raf&-bsHe
6 combination BON Gieenidaften.
Reconsideration re lang obne Tepa.
vaturen.
5.-gerrt&tet ollie Grten BON Nrbett
unb Sancp Mdbsreien in elmer por3iislidenWetis
6.-St fir ben Nrbsiter iebr lei@t u b a n b.
baben. Die 96nse Der Slide fam re8ulirt tusrben,
mdbrsno Die Mtaldine i'm Gauge lit, uno bieie fam
nit einem Saoen osrieben psroen, obns baB berieIbs
bdr6 2bder 3l 9eben bat.
s.-@lan eiuiah, ftnureih, elegant. inbem
Der Std 0 bns ben Gebrauh BON Cog Mbeel Gears.
Rptarp Cams unb 2eUer @rms forrnirt piro. Dat ben
automatic DropSeeb, pelber etne sIet&.
maBise 2dnee bes Stt6es bel irsenb
elmer Gei1winbtsfeit fdert. Dat unieren
neuen 3breao Controller, ipelder cine sletp'
mGBis. 9swesuns Der Stesole.Sar erIaubt nnb etusr
DerIebu bes Sabens o%orbeugt.
s.-GonIruction d IL Berfifsr9falt unb psA'
snpet. ST f~abri3irt BON ben 9eitidttten ass
erf%abrenIten Mrbeittrn in Der beribmmH
Bennington Mrmorp, Snpn, u. D. Hbilabelpbts
Office: $40 gbefinut CITRATE. 2Wt7mat.
, 1876-06-05

, a.. y. Db. pie &atnssetden. Rsuaax Bon o
W. ba6l6noer.
%, \, %. Bh. Int gtepter unb erpnen. 4eitrp.
man bon Oregon Gamarotp.
Ser Norb 5 Mmerifaniide 9ulmehGet
iinfebIbare Ratbseber
fir Ginpanberer uub Ginsetpanbsrte.
sutbdlt cine fur, gsfabte nno fHr 5sOsrmsun Osraans.
,Grammattf Der eHgltl6en Sprahe,
nebt NnIeitung in fur,er 3eit
sbne aebrsr enslifb ~fpredben un6 f4retbep 40
lernen;
auBeroeir Sus
epufdnbige Mues,jam rIIunQ
ben m srisisn, yRs%uanssn, Ss..xuns.s, gsntra'ssx
Gei1dftsfarten &c.
Gfeben3ebnte Mmaaae.
D~apposdeI sebuisoen. 50 Gents, nit Sober Slides,
60 Gents.
Sic Gonfitntion Der Der. staaten,
uebt Grlduterungen unb seiaidtli6er einIdtuns
Sur ipesieusn Henusuns fit
0intp anberer uno Sbnlen.
Yearbeitsi bon 8 mIfus 9etx.
6ritte Mufase.
9ebi6te
XmDtptN ubldnD.
s75 seitsn.'po., brr9irt, 81 90. gIssamt ~ssbsasss
nit GsIhsrefuns, $3.50.
Ser amtrrifanii&e. Gaitetens8 Bidder
ooer
SnffructiDe Mnm eifnnp
aur anfertisune auer Mrteu
pafteten, Eorten nnb Gierrabme,
bon e tts s riebri1, prattiiher Tafieten . Nddss.
WreiS Is GentS.
, 1876-06-05
Ser antrrifanii&e- Gaiteten.8 Bidder

WfItcnet 0on Mdern
@rgiebigtem Tarmbooems:.
in Webra8fa ID -
Sect iebr 0iaig 81. berfaafen !ll
10 Sabre @rebtt, SntereGen muir s prps.
SsT1ss epamptlets mt Aartsn Der Dier iittnssts
aratts nberfenbet.
THE PIONEER,
elm bhbf& ~tquRrirtes Suurnal. wel&es tas 8simffdtte
0efes entbalt. wtrb mad allen gDelttbeile tper.
iaubt. At-effre;
9. 3. Dapis,
eanb.Gpamif1rne u. y. q. o.,
Omaha Net.
, 1876-06-05
Bic eimStac pplpte@nif6c Sams=
Shmle.

ct. 0Ienncis SdII, NlIicot SitD, NIB.
Sn 6ol9e Der Ser9r0Berun9 Iino finf plGbe pffen.
Mtan berperbe ii6 Iofort barum. Die Braouirten
itehen bod. Sur erfer &laie 8naben ,peroen aufsez
rommen. Bier Gpurie: Glaiiti6, 9iberaf, gDiiIen.
i9aftlif nno @ommerjieli. gRar idide cine 8rief=
M rte an Die Directoren fir ben Oeesnnial=Gatalos
1WNibi m Ia
, 1876-06-05

Der DerbdnemiepplIe We@fel.
Der alts 3err pon Yfleser wanoelte
, 1876-06-05

M9enten perlan0t ~ Isn. sfsh s s%
taufsRps BUD. psldss ie ~publieiriR porSsn. Dram laiie
lid Wrobeieiten fpmnen uno uniere Grtra.S ebinguns
gen fir M9enten. National Publishing
Co., philadelphia, DO. 4m17ay[
, 1876-06-05
Geimatt unb Tremoe.

seou.aue unb Gr,dblunseu in srob ess. FOR.
mot elegant brohirt.
prets ore Hanb 80 9entS. 0ebunhen In Gstn.
wanh yrs t3anb Is 0ersS.
, 1876-06-05
10 Sabre CREDIT, SntereGen muir s prps.
THE PIONEER,

Eel&ss epamptIets mt. Aaren Der Diff iittmeste
gratis nberfenbet.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-31

LONDON, May 3O.-A special dispatch
to the Telegraph from Paris says that
the Insurgents have attacked and burned
Bihscs In Bosnia, killing three hundred
and fity Turks. At the second encoun-
ter, in the same neighborhood, the Turks
were defeated, leaving one hundred and
twenty dead on the field.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-31

DIstrict-Attorney Bliss Tells what he
Knows about the Harney Story, EV-
identity COncOcted TO Shield
his own ViIlaiHy.

NEW YORK, May 30.-District-At.
torney Bliss was before the congression-
al sub-committee on the administration
of the department of Justice yesterday,
and in the course Of his examination an
informal discussion took place, in which
the charges against Speaker Kerr were
referred to by Bliss. On being ques-
toned by Caulfisld, Bliss said he was,
he supposed, mainly responsible for
HsrDey's appearance at Washington as
8 witness. He (Blifs) had known the
facts in possession Of Harney for about
two months. He had communicates
them to Bass, q member Of the commit
tee. Harvey was appraiser, and Oar
ling's Tight-hand man. When Darliug's
connection with the Third Avenue say.
iPgs bank was under Investigation, an
effort was made to stop the investiga-
ton by threats that If Harney's connec-
ton with the officers of the bank was
exposed he would make some damaging
revelations about Kerr. Bliss said Ba,s
had told him he would not present any
charges against Kerr unless they seemed
to be well founded, and that he (Bliss)
hsd carefully questioned Harney in re.
gard to his relations with Kerr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-31
WASHINGTON.
Cabinet Changes - The BelkDRp I'm.
Peachment TO be Postponed 20
November.
GARNET NOTES.

WASHINGTON, May 30-The under
standing is that ali the recent cabinet
changes will take practical effect from
the first of June. Cameron is expected
to lake charge Of the war department
the first of the coming month. Judge
Pierrepont will leave for England on
June 22d.
THE BELKNAP TRIAL TO BE POST
PONED.
The opinion is expressed that TIE
BeIknap impeachment trial will be post
poned until November next, when the
senate will Ieassemble fer that special
purpose. 1t is probable that the trial
will continue six weeks or two months
To go on with it now would prolong the
session of congress until the latter part
of August or first of September, as, In
addition to the. time consumed by the
trial, q month or six weeks will be re-
quired to finish up the absolutely neces-
sary legislative business Of passing the
annual appropriation bills. Grave doubts
are expressed by many whether, in view
ef the fact that less than two thirds of
the senate have voted in favor of juris-
diction, there is anything to be gained
by proceeding with the trial at all. Very
eminent legal authorities, who have no
connection with the proceedings assert
that the twenty-nine senators who yes
terdsy voted against taking Jurisdiction
will not De precluded by the senate's ac-
ton from voting "not guilty" on this ju-
risdictional ground when the final issue
is presented.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-31

declare that they will continne to fight
until their independence Is achieved.
The official Russian journal seconds
these movements by the declaration that
England's joining the northern powers
cannot tut bring on difficulties. Ger
many has requested Turkey to pay sixty
thousand dollars indemnity to the fam
lily OF Consul Abbott.
Row THE SULTAN WAS DEP0sED.
The Paris correspondent Of the Times
says an official dispatch from the grand
vizier announces that the entire Turkish
cabinet signed the deposition Of the sui
tan. The deposition was accomplished
during the night.
THE NEW SULTAN PLEDGED TO A CON-
sTITUTToNAL GOVERNMENT.
A Dispatch from Constsntinople to the
Times says that Mursd is pledged to
constitutional government.
THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT URGING A
PACIFIC SOLUTION.
The Due de Cszes, Immediately on re-
eeiving news of the act, formally in
structed the French ambassador at Con-
stantinop,e to exert all his influence to
induce the new government to hasten
pacific solution Of the difficulties. The
duke pointed out that Murad was en-
tirely free from embarrassing engage
ments. His succession would naturally
induce cessation of hostilities, and an
armistice was in no way inconsistent
with the dignity Of the government.
The ambassador was therefore diTecCed
to urge the Porte to take advantage of
the opportunity Immediately, and enter
into negotiations with the Insurgents
and make such concessions as he judged
equitable and necessary, and thereby
avoid the necessity OF making them un.
der the pressure Of the powers. The
ZSnes's correspondent adds: "If one
may judge by these steps Of the French
government, and if, ss must be hoped,
other governments are acting in the
same way, the deposition Of Abdul
Aziz was an immense step toward the
solution Of the existing difficulties"
LATEST DISPATCHES.
A dispatch from st. Petersburg to the
Russian telegraphic agency says that
the sultan's deposition has been received
as an opportuBe occasion for peaceful
settlements, which is desired by all the
powers.
A telegram from Pesth to the Times
asserts that five powers were to present
an identical note at Constantinople on
Tuesday, recommending q two months
armistice. The occurrence of the revo-
luton probably prevents the presents-
ton.
A Vienna dispatch to the Telegraph
says it is rumored that Prince Milan has
advised the consuls at Belgrade that be
will issue q note declaring that Servia
has no other choice than to lead the in
surrection or perish. The same dis
patch says a rumor is circulating that
Count Andrassy is about to resign, and
Herr TrRulsmapdorf will succeed him.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-31

the order of business therein. M i'm
Ior.snt change is made in the discipline
Oh this subject.
The board of bishops were authorized
to appoint fraternsl delegates to the cor
responding bodies.
American Sunday.SchOOI Union Annf-
Versary.
PHILADELPHIA, May 30.-The Ameri-
can Sundsy-sehOol UnIcn held its fifty
second anniversary this afternoon and
evening st the Academy Of Music. Rev.
Richard r Newton, DID, presided at
the fist meeting, and addresses were
made by Stephen PaxsoD, Of Missouri;
Rev. John Mccullough, Of Kentucky;
RsV.Fhomas Wright, OF Michigan; 7, G.
Ensign, Of Illinois, and missionaries
and superintendents Of the society.
Hon. Joshua Nye, CT Maine, presided at
ths evening meeting, and addresses
were made by Sir Charles Reade, MP,
of England; Rev. Daniel March, DID,
OF Philadelphia; Rev. B. w. Chidlaw, Of
Ono, and Rev. w. P. PsxsOn, of Mis-
souri,. The academy was crowded to
ovelflowing st both meetings. The rec
ord OF work for the year shows that 1926
new schools had been forRaed, aud 32l6
other schools visited and aided. which
bsye a total membership CT 22S 245.
This work has beeu done in thirty-one
States and Territories. In permanent
results, the society counts this one cf
the best years of its IabOrs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-31
MISSISSIPPI.
=" Voters Of water Valley Contradict
the Manning EnthusIasm Alleged
80 Exist in that Locality.

WATER VALLEY, May 29.-We notice
In the APPEAL Of the twenty-eighth q
special from Holly Springs, that Water
Valley, IN her convention last Saturday,
went solidly FOR Manning, which is not
correct. No vote was taken or express
sion given even indicating that the DEL
egstes or the masses were for Manning.
We deem it but just 70 Captain Taylor,
and the other candidates for congress,
that this erroneous impression should be
corrected at once. The delegates to the
county convention were appointed with
Gu. instructions, and without any ex-
preston Of preference between Captain
Taylor and Colonel Manning.
VOTERS OF WATER VALLEY,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-31

PHILADELPHIA, May 3O-The Bel
mont driving park association opened
their new track to-day, in the presence
of three thousand peoFle. The race for
the 2:22 class was won by John H, Bella
second, Huntress third; Adelaide and
Susie drawn after the third heat. Time
-2:24, 2:24. 2:244, 2:243, 2:263, 2:274.
The first heat was dead between john Ii.
and Bella; Bells won the second, John
Il. the third, Huntress the fourth, and
John H. the fifth and sixth heats.
The second race, for the 2:30 Class, was
won by SIowgO, Billy RAy second, Rich
ard third, and Blue Mare fourth. Tiu,e
-2:22, 2:25, 2:25, 2:25, 2:26, 2:27, 2:28.
SlOwaO won the fourth, sixth and sew
enth heats, Billy Rsy the second, Blue
Ma'e the first, and Richard the fifth.
Ol Friday Goldsmith Maid will trot
against her performance Of 2:14, after
which she will retire.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-31

NEW ORLEANS, May 30.-The Repub-
lican convention ca Led to nominate the
delegates to Cincinnati met to-day al
the 5 Sastehouse. P. Lsndrey, the State
administration candidate, was elected
Temporary chairman by an overwhelm.
lag msj1rity. Tue usual committee on
credentials was appointed, and, it being
Decoration day, the convention a0-
journed until tomorrow. 1t is stated
that Kellogg, Packard and Pinchbsck,
with Brown, Lewis or Nash as the
fourth, will be elected delegates.
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OUR STATE CONVENTION.
Nashville Already Crowded with DrI.
egates-POiffieRt ImPreSsions-An
Intelligent Body

NASHVILLE, May 30.-The hotels are
crowded with delegates to the Demo
cratic convention which meets to.mor-
row to select delsgstts to st. Louis. The
convention VIII be shove tine average In
respectabIity snd aa 70 personnel and IN
teiilgenoe. The delegates, generally,
are non-committsd ss to the choice of
Presidential. candidate, but the Hem
drick's persuasion largely predominstss
where any opinion is expressed. The
feeling is almost unsnimous ia favor OF
the repeal Of the resumption act, and an
uninstructed delegation 20 st. Louis.
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The IouisytIIe Failures,

LOUISVILLE, Msy 30.-There were no
new failures today, and better feeling
seems to prevail among al the mer-
chants. The suspension Of the three
pork packers here YVES caused by outside
specul8ti0n in futures Of cotton and
other things, and not by losses on regu-
lar packing. Other pork firms are not
affected. No stocks are being thrown
on the market. The holders Of pro.
visions are firm, and refuse TO sell at
r1reEeut DTiceF.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-31

SUMNER IEYL.

Meadow flowers. fair and sweet,
Can you feel the summer?
Can you hear her dainty feet
Coming softly, light and fleet?
WIN ye not outrun her?
Spring up, white sRemOne,
Gracious as court ladJ
Ring, ye harebells, merrily,
Hyacinths, stand cheerIly,
she Will greet you, maybe.
Blushing red, rose-cam pion fair,
Like rustic beauty,
Hides behind the maiden hair,
White veronica, the rare,
Opes blue eyes IrO II duty.
She Is coming, is our queen,
Softest breeze shall walt her;
Palmy bOugns Of freshest green
Wave where'er her robe Is seen,
Little brooks bring laughter.
Every joyous scent and sound
Rises swift to greet her;
Zen the dull, insensate ground
Shares the fragrance all around,
Let us go and meet her.
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Derby Day. Etc.

LONDON, May 30.-In the house Of
commons tonight motion to adjourn
until Thursday, To- morrow being Dfrby
dsy, was agreed to by vote OF 207 to
lis. John Bright and Sir Wilfred Law
son made speeches against the motion.
Trevellian's motion in favor Of quail.
fication OF borough and county fran
chise and the redistribution OF parlia-
msntsTy seats, wss considered. Faw-
cett, John Bright, and Sir Charles Dixie
supported, and D.sraeli and Lowe op-
posed the motion, which after lODg
debate was rejected by vote Of 264
IN J65
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WinaIOW.

LONDON, May 3O.-The government,
Tomorrow, viii ask for WinslOw's further
remand. pending Secretary Fish's reply
to Earl DeIby's last note. II is expect
eI thst the minist6Ts' answer tonight to
Sir WiliiSm Ver1o1 HsTcourps question
regarding tha correspondence on the
WinsiOw case. viii throw some light on
the couase the government INTENDS pur-
suing heresfter.
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MADISON, IND, May 3I.-Tbe races
have proved a splendid success and
everybody was delighted. In the three
minute race J.. Hsckney's horse, Tom
Hendricks, OF Edinhurg, won the purse
in 2:453. In the running race Kilbourne
carried off the prize in ;464. Friday
viii be the grand day for q purse Of
$1,000, free 10 all, troti six entries have
haen made