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The daily gazette., 1879-09-29
LATEST CABLE NEWS.
LONDON, Sept. 20, 1879.

LONDON, Sept. 20, 1870.
Notices Of ten per cent reduction OF
wsges were posted on Saturday at nearly
all the earth ware and CHINA mAuufac-
tories In the Stsfiord potteries. The
men are determined to resist this reduc-
tion, which will affect g, 600 persons
GoRTscHAKorF AZ A PUBLIoIsr.
The Standards Paris despatch says
"Le Nord publishes an article, preauin-
ably by Prinss Nortschakoff, making q
guarded attack on Germany and openly
denouncing Austria"
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
The Standards CoDstantinople des-
patch says Priace Lobanof is the bearer
OF a project for an alliance between Rus
sia and Turkey. 1t is rumored that
Russia Is willing TO renouDce 800 900 ,O00f.
of the war indemnity aud to give back
some Of the conquered provinces Vt
turkey in Asia.
GRkKCE AND TURKEY ARMING.
The Constantlnople correspondent Of
the Standard talegral lhs:-"It Is thought
that an understanding between Greece
and Turkey Is impossible. Warlike
preparations are progressing on both
sides. 1t Is the opinion here that II Is
Austria that is ob'tructing the efforts
for an Understa nding. and that in the
event If hostihties she would immediaf-
ely occupy Macedonia" The Paris
Repuhlique Francaise publishes the
following under reserve:-LOrd Sails
bury, during his recent inter view with
M. Wasidi ngtob, assured him that Eng
land would endeavor 10 obtain the un-
conditic nal cession Of Janina to Greece
The daily gazette., 1879-09-29

NJ OTfCE,--J, II. Primrose has tanen the
IN management of the old and reliabi.
sewing machine cOInpany-the Wheeler a
Wilson. 7 his machine has. been lately
improved, and is an en.iSely new machine,
and Is knqwn AZ the lmprlved Wheeler q
Wilson. II ~ The Hnest made lock-stitct
sewing machine naw In qse, end has ad
vantages superior TO any other e ID "a
We hope oar friends win III We us a cali I,
and not buy until they have svamtned this
new machine
Our. lerritsry embraces Delaw IRE and
Chester counties, Pa, and delaware and
the Eastern Suore OF Maryland.
Our ONCE, at present, will be found al
next we Will he found at our old stand, the
Garrett building, 10, 7lss Aarkst street.
~AGENTS@WAN NTED a =
feb5 .dtf &C. jill. pRfMRO1E
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An Indian Massacre
Ufnh

%, SALT LAKE Cry, Utah, Ssnl
ia special despatch from S,l1l I
reports that a party oftwenty.ei.l .
pectors, who started on an era] @
Two months ago, have been m, ,n,|
oy Indians near the eastern bouu]
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TWO Fortunate Ac,o,l

CHICAGO, September 27.-TJ
unusual theatrical engagement.
concluded here tonight, one III
Cullough. at Haverly's in whici
ten performances the receipts ver'
$4,000, and the other, Deaman \
son, for four weeks, At Mcyickpr
ceipts about $4,000.
Chicago Wheat-iealers .
III COIs.
CHICAGO, septem Der 27.-Tbs
market to day was very unsteady.
much less doing than on the N
days OF the week. Prices ranged
hut fewer people we're willing To-
the advance. while a good nam
ready 10 sell on the first intluidat
a break, bnt we're not disposed n
the market down. Altogether d
was one of the most nervous and
tied ever experienced IN the whs,
ket Of this city. Shippers A, ths
lative grade alone, claiming til,
could not operate at the Price.
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A Ne,U Society,"
ORGANIZATIONS OF A JEWISH
81, gUENIkE.

ORGANIZATIONS OF A JEWISH
ALTON LAST EVENING,
A number of our Hebrew !
met last evening at the resldenc1
Leiberman, No. SOB Shipley sie1
NEE ing was called for the pu'l
organizing a benevolent $50,
Barney Rosenblatl, (Fri,cO'l l. WI \
to the chair, and Mr.. }, n fii'I
as secretary. ]
After some few remarks bys1
of those present, a commlles g, y
pointed to select permanent .s oin.'
after a few minutes consui'a''0n
ed the following
President-G. Jacobs,
Secretary-J. X. Fisher
Treasurer-K. Souudheimef' /
, Messrs. Kahn, Feldheimer
Wolf were appointed a comm @,
draft a constitution and nS,l'"S y = hsnl
The society is formed for D, ts, ttm|
propose pro ol,oseYl to erect a synagogus,, s,d
tend to help all needy jews '.,,"ss s"u
who who apply to them for as''s'ansl
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4 piIferinO Primer

Charley scheu,an erra.lO 1 aarov in 4
employed BY II. "; Sr,;,l ~ ;na,on ,r,U 1d
cone,Ss Collected all tie rum ranolSSs Ssv 10 u
rows absense and iel. Wqr
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EiiiendNu Tisit

. Tomorrow evening, ksSsa.i ,,,,s \
No. 3, l. .. II. NJ, Of .n,S ID ooh1tina|
friendly visit to HopoWrkIpIa"gsf| W,IIags. d
, No. II Of Brandywine v,l1ass' " n psl
tors will be accompaili;e"a y; natiop,
a good time is in anticipA''' /
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ItegiSter's Order .
REGISTERS OFFICE,

New Castle county, 3. pt. /, 1879.
Upon the application OF Susanna Il Pierce.
of Alexis ID, Pierce. iate
of Brandywine kundred, in said counfv
deceased, IT ID ordered and directed by the
Register that the Administrators aforesa Id
give notice Of granting OF letters of adj
mlnistration upon the estate OF the deceas.
ca, with The date OF granting thereof, by
causing advertisements to be posted with.
In forty days from the date of such letters
In SIX OF the most public places Of the
county OF New Castle, requiring all Ter.
sons having demands against the estate In
present the SAME or abide by an act OF as.
semoly IN such case made and provided
ANA also cause The same TO be inserted
wlthln the same period In the DAl.,Y
dAzETTE, newspaper published In vii
mingion. and 10 be Continued therein three
t, Given under the hand and seal
81. S. OF office of the Register aforesa i'd.
'~~o~' at New Castle, In New CastIe
county. Aforesaid, the day and year above
written. u. U. BI99S, Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having elaine against the Es
tate Of the deceased. must present the sams
duly attested, to the Adui istratrix on or,
before SEPT list, A. D., 1880 or abide IN
Act OF Assembly IN such case made and
provided. SUSANNA H. PIERCE,
n Address, Booths Corner, Delaware Co.
F"' sepl-eod3w.
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NOTICE,

All persons having claims against the
Estate OF the deceased must present the
same duly atisstsd 10 the Executors,
on or before sept. 9th. 1880, or abide the
Act OF Assembly In such case made and
ROBERT s. GRIFFITH,
lkVI> 4. GRIFFITH,
WIN. X. LOCK WOOD,
Executors.
Address - VIM. X Loeb wood, Warwick,
Md; Robert S. Griffith, sassafras, kent
Co.. Md; irwin u. drifiith, st. Augustine,
Cecil Co.. Md. sepB-3w cod.
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Electricity is Vitality
When properly adm Mustered
a =" SAn NJ

The Oldest and well known ELECTRI-
CLAN of PHILADELPHIA,h hp the sne.
ciai invitation OF his Wilmington ftiends
and patrons has concluded to kpend MON
DAY and THUR DAY of each week. 10,
the present. IN Wilmington, not merely to
benetilting the afflicted OF both sexes in
treating ard curing ali durable diseases
with Electricity onty. He las been In
Philadeiphia ~ years OF more. using IL as
csssfuI In curing as many of is old fr,end q
here have estIf1ad
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Inlportanf 10 Mothers

ImROTtAnf "a MOIheFb.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup In the
their CHILDREN. 1t cOrrects Acidity OF the
st0nach. cures wind collie, regulates the
bowels and gives rest. health and com fort,
10 mother and child. During the process
of teething It's value is incaiculable. II
sOftens the gums, reduces infiam alton
and allays all pain thereby giving rest 10
The child and onfort TO the motber.-
twenty-five cents q bottle. maTi6-1yeod
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"e"tieH Phillips Deo,, N
p,,x. "V

BOSTON, Sept. 2s.-Wend.u !,
has written a letter to II. NJ
,, member Of the GIeenback H, CON-
peremptorily declining IN ,.u. ,O.l
lhe ticket as nominee for lieu,e". ~s'
ernor Of Massachusetts. vr'i M
thinks he can serve the Greenh..,. I
ment me more efficiently by remaInil
side OF party lines. 'u'
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HEALlp u CO.
DANK E0s & BROKERS'.
CLAYrON HOUSE. wILnIsoroS, pxL-
gama~nsaa and Cssss ssss, retas.

+ WIlnsHoroH. Dell. sept. ls's: |.
Lsixss Ntock quotations lpfusshH oy
deA1d Co.. Clayton honse nu"o'"s
Wilix inctnn, BEL. ri IL n. b-hsH
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All without SHOCKS or PAIN.
Being an Entire New Principle,
HARGES REASONABLE To ALI
Tc the respects Bile cleaniy poor, merely
nominal. consultation Free, Nervous
and internal diseases Of females special
~. A lady always in attendance in Inc
treatment ol Ladies. He has secured
pleasant Parlors aL the CLAYTON Hnnse
WIN open business Monday, September /.
sep2-lmeod.
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NJ OcICE.-A A iviuend OF forty cents per
~ share has bee declared by The VIII
'ninstOn and Pin hsieiphta Tu pike Com
pany, pa, able on or after The 18Th inst.
JOS. IA rNALL. Treas.
Sth mo. sth, 1x79,--augI4. f.t''
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II o. q. y.
l.. Corner at0ne lay In cf she new hn
of Washington / Odge, No. s, l. U. q. r. at
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-13
A MYSTERIOUS MURDER
Coming to LIght-The Remains OF the
Victim Found Under Circumstances
SuspiciOusly Fastening the
Gilt on an Inmate OF an
Insane Asylum

MIDDLETON, N. Y, March l2-The skel-
eton of a man recently found in an aban-
dOned lead mine at EllenVille, Ulster county,
which was being reopened, has been ldenti-
fed as the remains of telegraph operator
named David Smith, who disappeared mys-
teriously from that village In February, 1866.
Smith was then twenty-five years old, and
was supposed by his family to have left on
account of love affair. His mother, residing
at Accord, Ulster county, has identified the
clothing, and medical examination of the
skeleton disclosed stiff joint in the hip,
which was the case with Smith. Neither
watch nor money was found with the re-
mains, though Smith carried both. 1t is
generally believed in Ellenville that Smith
was murdered. Rumor charges the crime to
dead man, whose home was near the mine
where the body was found. Just before his
disappearance, Smith at dance, had trouble
with this man, whose name was Joseph
Flericker, who was of violent temper and
cruel to his family. Three years ago Fler-
ECKER became insane, and before being con-
fined frequently visited the old mine, and
pointing to the mine ne would say: There
he goes! There he goes!' seeming to see
some one going down the shaft. He was
taken to the Willard asylum, at Ovid, New
York, where he died. Remorse is supposed
to have caused his insanity.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-13
Archbishop PureeIrs Assignment.

CINCINNATI, March I2.-Ihe latest phase
of the financial troubles of Archbishop Pur-
cell and his brother, developed to-day, was
the fling of an assignment by the archbishop
as his agent and representative, had in
Cured certain liabilities on his ac-
count; that he had conveyed certain
property to him, to provide for the pay
ment of which Father Edward had attempted
to do by deed of general assignment, but it be-
ing contended that such an assignment dis
eliminated against his creditors and appll-
cable only to the creditors of Edward Purcell,
and wishing to make equal provision for all,
he declares that all this Indebtedness was
contracted by Father Edward, acting as his
agent, and he therefore makes general as
Segment to John B. Mannix. The bond OF
Mannix, as assignee of Father Edward Pur-
cell, was filed to-day in the sum of two hun
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-13

dred and fifty thousand dollars. The sure
ties are George Hoadley, John Holland,
Charles Stewart and Michael Walsh
Catherine Purcell, sister of the archbishop,
died to-day aged .eighty-four.
Archbishp Purcell has received from Car
dinal M'Closkey assurances of assistance
from all Catholic congregations in the coun-
try. At conference held recently between
the cardinal and the archhlshops of Philadel-
phIa, Boston and Baltimore, it was decided
that the case of the archbishop of Cincin-
natl should be given a preference over all
other matters, and it will be brought before
the bishops of the country Immediately.
Plans will be promulgated after Easter and be
presented to the different congregations
through their priests.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-13
Cnuar and EIhnW.

Boston, March 12-No less than three
thousand persons assembled at the Boston
tbeater this afternoon to witness the collar
and elbow wrestling match for FIVE hundred
dollars and the championship of the world
best three in FIVE, In harness and jacket al
ternately, between Colonel J. Il. NJ Laughlin
and John M'Mahon. Mclaughlin gained the
first fall, bY "a grapevine lock, after enc hour
and FIVE minutes of splendid scientific work
By both men. M'Mahon won the second
toss, by hip.lock, in ffty-fve minutes.
The referee decided the third in favor OF
NJ 'Laughlin, but soon after reversed his de-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-13

We believe with General Atkins, of this
state. that 4 southern man should not be
elected speaker. NJ Mahon, Of Ohio would
Re infinitely more acceptable to our party at
large than Blackburn. But there should not
De 4 moments hesitation in the matter. All
the Democrats should vote for Randall, who,
by his business aud fairness, has made strong
friends even among his political opponents.
He is the leader Of his party in the house.
No man now a member Of that body can
match him fer sagacity, for caution, dehber-
ate Judgment, fer the will with which he
works or for the blows which he can strike
when occasion dem lnds.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-13

TIE New York Tyibume's Washington
correspondent, treating Of the repeal OF the
force bill, says chat as to the employment
OF troops about the polls, it Is not expected
that the Republicans or the President will
deem 1t necessary to allow the armT bill to
fail o. that account. Il Is quite possible that
the Republicans may yield the section relat-
la- to the use of troops, for many of the
best lawyers among them hold that under
the laws in regard to defiance o. United
dates laws the President has all the author
ity nesded to use troops, in spite Of the posse
.-9yiifafus clause" II that Is so, then the
n me .o'- al Ser 2ass law prohibiting
-.... IA. s. save in cases Of invasion OF
4.slr.-.a.l, aty-l the cali o. the governors
VI the States.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-13

OUR export trade keeps expanding so as to
include yet more and more of The commodi-
ties ne produce. Last week one hundred
tons of iron were shipped from New York
for China. This is the first shipment of iron
the United States has made to China. That
~9untry has always taken its iron from Great
r.. ain, and is a large customer f1r it. 1t is
ay;da, iaat the late shipment was to try
quality n, relative cost anu II Tue Uee'1'O',
h, in o,,r f., % We may export more iron and
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-13

WHAT General Atkins says in regard to
the spgakership will be read with pleasure
by all good Democrats. Randall lught to
la reelected SPEAKER without dissenting
voice. His services to the party at the most
critical juuc5Hre il it. history, and his special
services IN behalf of the southern people,
entitIe him 70 60 high an expression OF grati-
tnd- IS Liz re.elactior vsnId Imply.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-13
In Answer to Prayer.

Dayton, Ohio, special to the Cincinnati
Enquirer: Miss Jennie Smith, who has
been afflicted with paralysis for the past six
teen years, being during that time unable to
hep herself, returned to her home on Satur-
Ray from Philadelphia, whittier she had gone
IN 1877, entirely cured, the transition from
illness to health being brought about in a
miraculously short space of time. She claims
that the cure was produced by the interven-
ton of Providence, and brings with her a
physicians certificate to that effect. She is
now strong convert to the efficacy OF prayer
theory. Miss Smith is a well-known young
lady, devoted church member, and her
suddenly changed physical condition Is the
wonder and talk of every one who knew her "
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-13

IN ia due to Hon. J. II. Smith to say that
he sustained Judge Ciapp IN his minority
report, aud is in fullest sympathy with the
distinguished senator. Mr.. Smith was in
consultation with the judge during the whole
investigation, and in the house presented tho
resort which has frightened the repudiators
out o. their nef1rious schemes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-13
Destructive Tornado.

ST. LouIs. March 12.-Information has
reached here that a violent wind storm,
amounting to a tornado, passed over the
luthern part of Macoupin county, Illinois,
yesterday, destroying houses, barns and other
property. Edward M'Donald, living near
the southern line of the county, and his little
grandchild were killed, and several other
members of his family were severely wound
ed. One or two other deaths are reported,
but the facts were not obtained. The storm
was about quarter of.a mile wide, and came
from the northeast.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-13

THE Nashville Aa.e, lean says of Savage
absurd aud vindicbve report from the senate
committee on ways and means, that there Is
no feature in it which commends itself to
Justice or reason. Toe only object in passing
such bill. IS 10 proong and keep the subject
in politics (which is just what Savage wants J.
No creditor viii or can accept it. The people
of Tennessee, out of decent regard for theil
own character, will rapudi8te it.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-13
WEATHER IsDICATIoNs.

WAR DEFARrrfEsr. OFFICE CH. SIG. OFFICER. Z
WAsHINGtuS. March ID, | am.
For Tennessee ard The Ohio rdlLey,
clear or fair heather. IciHds shifting to
westerly and Hoythsrly, slight rail- IN tenn
psratre and sl0leiy rising barometer. The
Ohio rirer icH rise sloielV.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-13

A JUDGE Of the supreme court is reported
as saying that the action demanded by the
State Of Virginia against Judge Rives is a
very grave matter, requiring an exhaustive
examination Of the doctrines of States
rights that the supreme court would take
10 hastY action. If the remedy of appeal
iy the State 70 the supreme court fails, con-
gross viii proceed to ofIsr articles impeach-
ing Judge Riycs Tor h ID crimes and INSIDE
meanors against tine State, which, If success
full, will be followed by all the States where
usurpations by Federal authorities of the
rights of States have occurred.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-13

a COMMISSION de lHatico iaquirendO
ought 10 sit On Savage, o. the senate. He
mas, Judging - his utterances, gone mad on
the State debt question, and is not capable
Of any r,r report upon it. He consult5 his
own prrjudices, and not the will of he peo-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-13

ACooRDrNG to the Washington correspond
eat Of the Nv Orleans Times, If the Pres
ident vetoes the bills to repeal the test oath
and the statute permitting the employment
OF troops nc the polls, they will be tackled or
b the legislative, executive and judicial ap-
preparation bills, which authorizes the sala-
ries o. congressman, judges, the President
and cabinet, and employees in the various de-
9artmeuts to be paid. If the President vetoe.
this bill congress will adjourn and 90 home
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-13

Arr,D,,-,, D-r.,,-. tic senator says that,
in his opinion, the Democ- aus win '1N1 NJ
notice Of that part Of the Presit. ,IeSe''s'
to the new congress in Ehich he " - ''i ~
means to meet the deficiencies in the re, 7ii''e4
of the government. He says that if the
should be a deficiency in the.receipts, let Mr.
Sherman use some Of the immense coin re
serve lying idle in the treasury, and if he is
afraid t. deplete that to any extent, he has,
under existing law, the power to sell bonds
for resumption purposes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-13
The Manhattan Savings Bank Resumed
Business.

NEW YORK, March 12.-The Manhattan
bank, robbed some time ago of nearly three
million dollars of its securities, but which
have been duplicated and redeposited with
the bank, resumed business this morning
Several hundred depositors were In line be.
fore the hour for resumption. At noon Presi-
dent Schell stated that large number of de-
positors were drawing out all their deposits,
but some only for present contingencies.
With a surplus of five hundred thousand
dollars the officers say they can answer all
claims
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-13
a Mother and Her Two Little Sons
Drowned,

Norwich, March 12-Mrs. John Taylor
and her two sons-Willie, aged ten years,
and johnnie, aged five years-were drowned
in the Mantle ice company's pond at Mantle
to-day. The children went for a pail of
water, and fell in the pond Mrs. Taylor,
hearing cries, ran to their assistance and was
also dioMned.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-13

TuE Washington correspondent of the
NeT Orleans Times is in error. Hon. Casey
Young is not for Blackburn for SPEAKER. he
Is working earnestly for Randall reelection.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-13

RESOLUTIONS have been introduced in the
Illinois legislature 10 appoint a committee TO
inquire into and report upon the annexation
Of s.. Louis to the State of Illinois.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-13

The southern Democrats in the house will
meet the wishes OF their constituencies by
voting jor Randall for speaker. He is the
nan f.r the place.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-13
OF AN ICE GORGE.

LoCKHAvEN, March 12.-The ice gorge,
four miles west of Lockhaven, gave way at
ten o'clock last night, carrying everything
before it until it reached the Queen Run
railroad bridge, which withstood the shock
The ice, passing on, reached here at eleven
o'clock. The water rose four feet, and car
ried the ice far up the banks along the city
front. No serious damage was done in this
city, but it is feared that the boom piers
have sustained much damage. The damage
at Queen Run and Farrandsville is very
heavy. A log house was demolished, and
another house was carried some distance and
lodged against the mountain, the occupants
barely escaping. This morning the Phila-
delphla and Erie railroad company sent FIVE
hundred men to the scene to clear the track
They expect by tomorrow night to get trains
through. In many places both the track and
roadbed are washed away. Two culverts
have beel washed out.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-13
MEArmEa n.ERvArIoxs.

M'CULLoUGH will appear tonight in one
OF the graLd-st Of his personations-"Ki KING
Lear"