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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-01
HENRY LUEHRMANN
opens His Fail Season with All the
Finest Oysters.

Henry Luehrmann has begun the fall sea-
son. OF course he hiss many imitators, but
they are only imitators after all. There is
no such place as Henry's in Memphis. The
cessible that everybody can drop in at once,
and can obtain all the delicacies of
the season. The very best assortment
of liquors is always on hand, and
the meals are cooked superbly. Mr..
Luehrman will make a specially of oysters
the coming season. He will have man here
from New York who knows how to manipu-
late them in the most approved way He
has on hand already Great Kills, Mill Points,
Rockaways, and New York Counts. He ex-
poets TO have The famous Blue Points before
long. Henry has the finest and freshest and
best kept oysters OF any body in the city. Go
and see him.
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When yod visit or leave New York civ,
have aggase ,expressage and cSrria ge hire and
stop at Grand Mon Hotel, opposite G rand Cen
trail depot our hun dred and fifty elegant TO oms
and upwards per day. 6 levator. Restaurant sup
piled with the best. Horse-cars, stages and ele.
waited railroad to all depots. Families can live
better for less money at the Grand Union than al
any other frst-class hotel in the city
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ADJUSTMENTS.
observation-disclosures.


/ Nick Roberts Humpty- Dumpty will fill a
three nj ts engagement At Leubrie's Theater, be-
gioning next Thursday II seems almost super
has for number of years had the best Humpty-
Dumpty troupe on toe road. The AFfEAt bespeaks
CaIIeBdef's MiDstreIs.
CALENDARS Consolidated Minstrels, com
posed Of Calendars original, eolored Ininstrels
and iaysrly's late eoInpsgy. WIN apear al Leu
strels were patronfzed in England by the
royal household and visited in Chicago at
OF LONE Princess Louise and suite. We haven't
any nOblemen and ladies in this country but ca
furnish just as good an audience as they can in
Coles Ctrcus.
The appearance of Coles circus tomorrow
promises 10 be . really enjoyable event in amuse
best men in the business will no doubt, this time
surpass ali mis- former efforts He is an old
ana experienced SNOWMAN and moreover is up
TO the demands of the times. The APPEAL feels
safe in recommending anything that Mr.. Cole has
fallen below what he has promised, and there
seems every reason to believe that this year he
will eclipse all his former efforts.
baseball.
The irst and second bassnieu and the
rght-heldef Of the Eokforis are disabled, and,
therefore. the game ne, which was to be played this
declared eff The Wetter nine, last night
arranged game with the Reds; and
PARK The Eckfords have defeated both the Reds EDS
and Wetters, and the game this afternoon viii
show which club should rank second. The game
win be close and interesting and well worth see
ing. Game will be called at $3.50 O'Clock pm.
Cinderella.
The Theaier yesterday afternoon was
crowded by people who desired to zee Cinder-
ella The people of Memphis are indebted
TO Mrs. Charles Benton for very pleasant week
of entertainment The APPEAL is really
sorry that the entertainment afforded by
this Woodworking. plucky little lady Is
over. II is certainly most difficult I'M
dertaking 10 drill so many children in a
short time to such a state of perfection, and
we congratulate Mrs. Benton upon the success she
has attained. The people of Memphis will be glad
10 see her here again, and they promise her even
more cordial reception than the one she has re
eeiyed. Before dismissing the pleasant entertain
ment. attention should be called to the fact that
Miss Pauline Pitts ''rhisbe was the only one in
the cast who retained in the cast OF Cinderella
for tue entire week. Miss Lolita Cameron, captain
of the AmaZonians has led the march acceptably,
and sang very prettily an aria from Oiirefte
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oHIGINA AL
4LVTTLE HAVANA
GOULD d CO. 81. DECIDED By
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY,
WITH ace ADDITIONAL PRIZES.
CLASS llI4. OCTOBER 10, 1889.
only $4,000 ffekets. s48 Prizes.

% Prizes. as above. being the full number
in the Royal Havana, and
20 Additional Prizes of IS each 70 the 70
tickets having ending numbers the
two terminal units Of the number
drawing the capital prize of 20. Co., l'loo
-. .,,ounttns &c. --..--........-.s2405 $50
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MASONIC TEMPLE
Benevolent Gift Enterprise,

The Directors of the London Masonic Temple
Company being desirous of clearing on the debt
at present upon the building and replenishing the
benevolent fund, have organized q GIFT ENTER
PRISE with the view of accomplishing that OBJ
ject They have, therefore, at the solicitation and
request of Z large number of the members Of the
craft in this jurisdiction decided upon the follow
ing plan of operations:
100 900 Tick cts will be offered al e2Each
And one.half the money thus obtsined will be
distributed in cab prizes. according to the fol-
1z~r-f 500
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READI. Goldsmith 8 Bros advertisement
pou,t Throw AWAY Your Money

On hish-rriced photographs, but go to the
Cottage Gallery and examine most mag
nifcent collection OF photos, which were all
taken for only g dozen. Everybody goes
10 the Cottage Gallery, where all lines OF
photography are cheaper thsn elsewhere
The public are invited to call and inspect
the work before ordering elsewhere.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-01

Nos. 50 snd so Adams street, has been reno
waited and refurnished, and is now prepared
to receive boarders. Having had years of
experience in the business, and knowing the
wants of the public, shall leave nothing I'M
done to give satisfaction TO all; therefore,
kindly solicit your patronage.
MRS. F. RUSER,
in dam
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As you pass the corner of Main and Mon.
roe streets, just stop moment and examine
the superb line of Shots on exhibition by the
Old Reliable. Every kind and style can be
had within and for such prices as will cause
you to call again. Mr.. Hill personally in
spects the selection of all the boots and
shoes sold in his popular establishment,
which will guarantee satisfaction TO you
and other patrons.
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4l39 Prizes Amounting to sloO.OOo
No approximation prizes Al prizes drawn from
the Wheel -, =
The distribution of prizes wiz take place on
wednesday December q, 1882 lSt John \ pay. Al
10 O'clock in the forenoon. All tickets craving
nrfzes must be returns d within thirty Gays aItel
the publication THOs D. 6koNIOS;
OR for circulars and further inform atom apply Al
No West Court street Memphis Tenn
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Martin Cohen, the Halter.

Under the Worshsm House, has all the
latest Fall and Winter styles, which are
beauties in their special line. Mr.. CO.
hens long experience ard superior taste
fully prepares him to select the best and
most stylish goods. Every hat is msnufsc-
tured EXPIRE SLY to Mr.. Cohen's order, and
when received are personally inspected by
him, which guarantees good hat to each
patron. III you want hat, it will pay you
10 examine Martin Cohen, under the Wor-
sham house.
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MRS. q. Il. SLOAN'S
Grand Opening,
Thursday, October 3, ISs2-
Adler & Rros.,s Shoes

Are not surpassed for style, make and finiss
This firm carries very large stock, COM
plete in sizes ard widths, and embraces ev-
erything from the most ordinary working
shoes to the daintiest makes of shoes for
both ladies and gentlemen. Adler & Bros Is
rapid advance in the shoe business is a gusr-
antee that they give satisfaction to their pa
irons. Give them call
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southwestern Benefit Guild,

To the Eiitors OF the Appeal:
Please allow me to announce through your
columns that the Southwestern Benefit Guild
will, on Monday, October I'd, pay at their
Office all marriage benefits due at that date,
and will continue, as heretofore, 10 pay all
benefits at maturity. The Guild has no Day
department.
w SPOT SMTru Saoratarv
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MRS. A. h. sLOAN's
Grand Opening,
Thursday, october D, 1852.
For Rent.

The A No. storehouse corner Main snd
Union streets, recently occupied BY j. W.
Voegeli & Co., will be rented at low price
to a good tenant, and long lease given il
desired. Apply at Sc Union street.
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WARDS.
Com m0nwealth Distribution Com
Dauy-s Drawing.

LouIsvIILE, September 30.-The forty
eighth drawing of the Commonwealth Dis.
tribuiIon Company was held to-day. The
following prizes were drawn: Capital prize,
$4,000, by ticket No. 1851; second prize
$4,000, by No. 94,940; third prize, $4,000,
by No. 33, 467. The following drew $1,000:
Nos. 27,6Sl, 3S,145, 52,227, 1857, 81. $50
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BrysOu & Co.

Desire 10 call the attention of housekeepers
to their elegant new line OF carpets, which
for quality, finish, design and price are be-
youd competition. Their warerooms con-
tain every style and make OF furniture from
the cheapest 10 the finest, which they pur.
chase of manufacturers direct, thereby en-
abIing them TO furnish their patrons at the
lowest possible figures. An invitation il
extended TO the public to call and examine
their stock at their store, No. 231 Main
street, between Jefferson and Adams.
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Tax Notice.

Candies TO be good must be fresh and
finely favored. Floyd's are both, and always
give satisfaction.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-01

ANYBODY can catch a cold now. The
trouble is 10 let go, like the man who caught
the bear. We advise our readers 10 keep a
bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup handy.
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InnOrIanI.

The State and county taxes for 1882 are
due, and the books are now open for coIlec-
ton.
7 uApprc r-,,.,oo
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Vigor is a superior aud economical dressing
Il has become an indispensable article for the
foIiaf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-01

THE ladies will have grand treat ne1t
Thursday at Hopkins's fall millinery open
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Masonic Notice

A NGERONA LODGE. No .I6sF. &AM.
"a will hold a stated communication IN
(MONDAY) night, Oct. I'd, at 7:30 O'Clock, " ~
rem are fraternally invited.
By order JOHN BEAMISH, WIN.
DoD6E G. TekDER Secretary
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Call ON ROthsehiid, tbe Jew-ler and
PawnbrOker. If y0u want anything in
his line.
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DIED.

INGMIRE-ARTAUR F. INGMIRE. The funera,
VIII take place from his late residence, No. 10i
Vance street. this SUNDAY morning at o clock,
LSpTingfieid ull) papers please copy
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line Negotiated in the Sew

NASHVILLE, TENN, September 3O.-John
g. Ballentine WIS nominated 70. Congress by the
Democrats n the Seventh District of Tennessee at
Pulaski laet sight, alter exciting session of
three days. This is the district now represented
D. Whfffhorna
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POLITICAL.
Hrou,uxa,B Home,

Special 70 the Appeal
Holly SPRINGS, September 30.-The joint
aebete between the Hon. Van II. Narnins and
Gen. James Z. Chalmers en6sa last Saturday at
which the latter appeared. Col. Manning returned
home to this city tonight after filling his last ap-
nointment at Tyro Today. He is in excellent
health AID spirits, and thinks that there is les
opposition to the Democracy displayed in this
district in the present cnssss than there has been
for the past six years The prospects decidedly
Hattering in all parts of the district
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" M. III. A.

DE ULAR meeting this SUNDAY afternoon
IL ats O'Clock sharp at Halt cor. Main and Elk
change streets.
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EIOYd's Candies.

Thursday, october s. 1ssa.
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I'M. HiuNCo. ssetau shoes.

ROihsehiId pays the highest price for
Old gold and silver, also advances iiber.
ally on good eOIIateraIs, etc
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BURNED TO DEATH.
Twenty-ORe Persons Lose Their Lives
BY the Burning or the New Orleans
Packet Robert E. Lee.
The Fire Originated in the Pantry aud
Ran its Course So Fast that Escape
Was Almost Impossible.

VIcKsBUEG, Miss, September 3O.-Thia
morning at Q o'clock FIRE broke out on the
steamer Il. Z. Lee while on her trip TO this
city, about thirty miles below here, resulting
in the total destruction Of the boat with ter
riole less of life. The following is the iisl
Of PERSONS known 10 be lost:
CABIN PAssENGETs.
Mr.. PAINTER, MaysyiJle, KY.
MRS. MCCLELLAN, New Orleans
MISS ADAMS, music teacher, on her way 10
Baton Rouge.
ANlfNFANT of Mrs searle, of vfcksburg.
TWO colored women.
ALSO THE FOLLOWING OF THE CREW:
FRANK JONES, fireman.
OPHEL1A JONES and MARTHA WEBB, second
and third chambermaids.
THOMAS FISHER, Joe Murrell, Scot Cox Thos.
Collins and IRWIN Duncan, cabin-boys
SAMU Ell BROWN, roustabout,
KARDO, carpenter.
WM. WESTMAkER, second engineer.
Al cooks and help except pastry cook.
The books of the boat and the United States
mail were lost, together with cargo u So bale S
cow.
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ISHAM G. HARRIS
And the Bank of Tennessee During the
War, After the Evacuation Of
Nashville What Became Of
It's Assets, Amounting to Six Hundred
Thousand Dollars in Geid-An
Answer to John II. savage.

Under The heading "The Truth Of His.
tory" we end the following letter in the
Nashville A"aieuH of yesterday, 70 the ed
itor of-wbich paper it - addressed:
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NJ rs. A. II. SLOAN'S
Thursday, october o, 1852.
The st. James House.

FALL millinery opening next Thursday at
HontipS,s
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TEEEGRKMs
To be Had by Calling at The Ofiiee ~ the
Hours Mentioned.

List of undeliyered tslesrauis reb,, aiming at
Inc Western Union Telegraph once, s. Ma
ison street. Office hours from to 1880
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ALL PKILE5 rAaD ~ - -. .-sr1v 70 LISIpSvv
c04PANY General Agents. I212 Broadway, New
Yorr CIV OF IS Z Randolph street, Chicago, IDs.
or JOHN z FEkSANDEz. n2Vannen' 6A-
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PASSENGERS SAVED.
II NJ NHIINIItIIf DdlIu
A SERIOUS Loss.

SERIOUS Loss.
The States says: 1.-The announcement of the
destruction by fire of that grand old steam boat.
the Robert E. Lee, will be heard with universal
sorrow. The champion OF the lower Mississippi,
the favorite of all the people from New Orleans to
NicksbuTg, and named after the greatest of heroes
aud statesmen her destruct on iust at the be-
ginning Of the cotton season, and after undergo
ing thorough repair and overhauling, win be a
serious blow to her owners, well TO the trade
IN which she has been so long and faithfully en-
gAged. Inc steamer WIS insured for go 900 -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-23

Chas. Fl. Smith, who was arraigned in Brooklyn
yesterday on charge OF stealing from the Trea-
sury department certain plates and material OF
the per cent issue OF bonds was released on
S. 600 bail, his wife becoming his surety.
In the United States district court at Philadel-
phia Yesterday new Indictments were presented 10
the grand Jury against the star route defendants,
similar 10 those framed In this District
Hon. Thos Marshall has decided to decline the
republican nomination for Congressman al large
In pennsylvania He refuses to say whether he
will accept the independent nomination.
AT the independent republican county conven-
s. Wolfe was unanimously chosen senatorial dele
gate.
The legislature OF South Carolina will convene
In extra session on the 2th instant TO re-iistrct
the state.
A farewell entertainment was given in Cincin-
natl last night to Judge Taft, recently appointed
minister to Austria.
Five men who attempted to destroy bridge on
caught on Sunday. and by order OF the governor
OF the state OF Mexico they were Immediately
shot
Fireman John L. Rooney, who rescued Miss Ida
Small from the World building fire In New York,
was presented with handsome gold watch and
chain last night
The Rev. Bertrand S. Plot a member of the
faculty OF the Sulpitian Seminary OF ST. Charles,
near Ellicott city. In Howard county, Nd, died at
that place yesterday.
The GRAFTON at Gettysburg, Pa, on decoration
day Will be delivered by Hon. Joseph X. Hawley.
Ex-Secretary Blaine will be present and take part
In the ceremonies
Bishop Gilmour OF the Catholic diocese of tleye-
land, Ohio, last Sunday rebuked the ladies OF his
congregation and the Catholic church for identi-
flying themselves with the ladies' league, saying
women should not go into politics. lest they lose
their mOdeSty and deicacy.
Unknown persons have mutilated and defaced
the monuments and head stones In the Hebrew
cemetery at Charleston, sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-23

BALTIMORE, May 23.-virginia Sc. consols 63ls;
do. second series. IS: do. new ten-fortes. 43h bid
BHfiTIMoRE, May 2s.-cotton dull and easy-mld-
ding. 12ls. Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat.
southern firm and quiet; western dull and lower
southern red, 1.35a1 43; do. amber. 144al. 46 No.
1 Maryland. red. AS No. western winter rel spot
and May; 1.H4; june La: July. 1:2S1s; August.
I2lA. Corn southern firm; western dull and easy
southern white, 89a90; do yellow 81: western mixed
spot and May, g.: June, S0s.aSl; July, 81 al August
ol14 Oats steady and auiet.southern 60a63 western
white. 62a63 do. mixed. 81: Pennsylvania 60a63.
Rye steady-western, 87a90 Hay firm-prime to
choice Pennsylvania and Maryland. 100. Pro-
visions firm and higher-mess pork, old, 90 90; new,
2l.U0. Bulk meats-shoulders and clear rib sides.
packed, 97sal2as Bacon-shoulders, l0ts: clear rib
sides, 1873. Hams. 159al55. Lard. 1873 Butter dull
and sIow-western grass packed 15aeO Eggs quiet -.
Petroleum quiet and nominal-refined, "a. Coffee
steady and quiet Sugar hrm-A soft. 10; copper
refined quiet 49, Whisky dull and irregular, /. boa
LII Freights to Liverpool per steamer dull and easy
cotton, Sled. -four, Cd. grain, I'D. Recepts-nour.
2.O1l barrels; wheat, 5, 500 bushels; corn, IL 200
bushels; OATS 4, 900 bushels. Shipments-wheat
corn, 3 956 bushels. Sales-wheat 122. 900 bushels;
corn "A. O0i bushels.
NEW YORK, May 23.-Stocks very dull and lower
Money, B.. Exchange-long, 1864 short. 1897. State
bonds unchanged, except Tennessee mixed, which are
lower. Governments generally unchanged. Cotton
quiet
NEW YORK, May 2s.-Flour unchanged and duh:
advance and declined hal cent Corn dull and heavy
and Aas cent lower Pork firm and quiet 49, 25a20 SO.
Lard weak. IL. 80.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
FllHOS. J. FISHER CO..
Il Real Estate Auctisneers. 1924 street northwest
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRoyEI

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROyED
REAL ESTATE.
By virtue Ct decree Of the SUI Court of thez&
Distrfct CT CouHbia, red in Equity Nc $16
I,I6I, he efp Temple ct 81 comrginants and
Morthingt ct al are defendants the undersigne6 as
Trustee, viii sell Mt public auction, in front of TIE
respective premises tile following described estate:
THIRD, AT FIVE O'CLOCK
Lot square 1885, fronting CD Zee: inches on south
se Massachusetts avenue between It'll and 9th streets
east, with delth of 102 feet 6 inches.
ON SAME DAY, AT HALF PAST FIVE O'CLOCK,
y. square 9G3. fronting 65 feet inches on south
side OF north Carolina avenue. between 18th and 18th
streets east with an syer.gs derth of about so
FOURTH. AT FIVE O'CLOCK,
Fouth 13 feet inches of lot 10. square 15T, on 13X
st Get between Ohio and ID street north with
de.th OF 20 feet improved by sEia frame house. No.
3l2 131S street.
ON SAME DAY. AT SIX O'CLOCK,
- and south 'K"s streets. and First street west and
Half street west.
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree One third
of the purchase money in cash. and the residue in two
equal instruments at six and twelve months respec-
lively, with interest at the rate of Fix per cent per
NOES. with ed lien the property sold; or the
purchasers shall have the option Of paying all the pur
Chase money in cash. money deposit shall be re-
quired on each of the said pieces of property, the
amount whereof will be announced day of sale.
Upcn de au of purchaser in complying with terms
OF sales within ten 0) days, the property uron which
default has been made be resod ut the risk and
of the defaung purchaser. after three days notice in
Inc Evening Star newspaper. Convey ancng shall be
at the cost of the purchasers.
CHAS. d. FOWLER, Trustee.
ml-eo&ds Webster Law Building.
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Wall Street To-Day.

NEW YORK, May 23.-The Posts financial article
says: The speculative markets at the stock eX-
cnange are all lower to-day the report OF the cold
wave In the northwestern states, the renewal OF
gold exports, and the death of Moses Taylor being
the reasons assigned for the depression. The
decline in prices ranged from \ to IL per cent
IL is worthy of mention that foreign
orders for stocks are increasing, although the vol
ume OF these is not yet large enough to be a very
important fac tor In the foreign exchange market
US bonds are unchanged. Southern state bonds
are fraction lower for Tennessees, and other
wise neglected Railroad bonds are irregu-
lar, but generally higher. The decline in
Jersey central TO 7lH from 73H, is con-
OF the company will not contest the election.
There Is only moderate business doing in foreign
exchange, and demand sterling can be obtained at
The exact cost OF gold shipments where the gold is
insured Notwithstanding this g, 1000 gold has
been engaged for shipment by to-morrows steam
ers The money market continues very easy with
per cent the ruling rate for call loans on stocks
and 2a2T per cent the quotation on United States
ponds Time loans and prime mercantile paper
are unchanged.