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STRANGERS visiting New York will find
the Buckingham Hotel very central and
convenient house to stop at. Ii can be easily
reached by the elevated railroad and Madi-
son avenue cars. The ventilation, plumbing
and heating are constructed on the most ap-
proved methods, while its superb restaurant
and moderate charges make it deservedly
popular-B Baltimore An1eziaun
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PORT SAID.
IMMENSE NUMBER OF REFUGEEs-AN ATTACK
FEARED

number of refugees here, and many women
and children are expected to-day. The Eu-
ropeans are imperfectly armed with revol-
yers and sporting guns. They fear they will
be attacked by large force of Bedouins,
who, it is stated, are assembling in the desert
There are also $1,000 Arabs at Fort Guelmi,
six miles hence, throwing up earthworks.
There are three British, four French, two
Italian and one Spanish war vessels in the
harbor. The governor is loyal 10 the khe-
dive, but the Egyptian colonel who commands
$50 men here is suspected.
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A Barbarous Custom.

LITTLE Rock, July 18.-An Indian Terri
tory dispatch says the Cheyenne "Sun Dance"
is in progress, with great trials of physical
endurance. The young bucks cut Sits down
their backs, run sticks through ropes tied to
a stick fastened TO pony. The pony is
then driven off and tears the strips from the
back. This strip of flesh is thrown at the
foot of pole in the center of the camp as to
the sun. The ceremonies continue for three
days
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The Mexico-suatem.Ia aue.,,op

City OF MEXICO, July 1S.-It is reported
that Herrera, the Guatemala minister here,
has been instructed TO meet President
Barriss in Washington, in connection with
the Mexico-Guatemala ala question. The Moni-
tor Repubiicano says Rarrios is going to
Warrington for the avowed purpose OF az
ranging the question with Mexico, and puts
the present question in a new and a.s--;as.
shape sS--a-s
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The Long strike at Cohee, -

CoHoEs, n Y, July 1S.-A representative
| OF the New York Central Labor Union is
here endeavoring to bring to an end the long
| strike. Superintendent Johnston states thai
there is but one way to adjust the difficulty
The Harmony Mills established a schedule
OF prices. When these are accepted the
mills will be put in operation "a usual
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REPUBLICAN, CAUCUS.
THE PROGRAMME IN THE sESATE-No ACT

ON ADJOURNMENT.
WAsHINGToN, July 1.-THE Republican
senators in caucus decided to continue the
consideration of the bill for the reduction ol
internal taxes, etc, during the next few
days, aud then be guided by circumstances
in regard TO the adyisibility Of interrupting
its consideration by bringing forward the re.
naming appropriation bills. This decision
was based upon the hope that the tax bill
may perhaps be brought 10 the point OF
passage within the next few days, as general
debate upon it appears now nearly exhausted
The caucus took no action on adjournment.
1t seemed TO be the general impression that
Congress will adjourn at the end of the
month
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THE SPORTING RECORD.
Baseball.

Troy, July 1S.-Troys, IL; Worcestsrs, g.
BosToN, July 1S.-Bostons, 8; Provi-
dences, z.
BALTIMeRE, July 1s.-Louisvilles, 8; Bal
timores, 8.
PHILADELPHIA, July 1s.-st. Louis, 6;
Athletics, 2.
New YoRK, July 1s.-Metropolitans, IL I;
Philadelphias, 8.
DETROIT, July 1s.-Detroits, 5; Clevelands,
3. Thirteen innings
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Another Steamboat CoIIisfon.
uEcrEp pa LII 10 Tla a-...-

CHESTER, PA, July 18.-The excursion
steamboat Thomas Clyde, while returning
with party of Chester excursionists from
Camden last night, collided with the steam
tug Laura. The crew of the tug were res
cued. The Clyde had large hole stove in
her, and proceeded to Wilmington for re-
pairs. n. Es1s
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IT's an ilI-wind that blows nobody any
GOOD The faifure of the British crops and
the cotton and corn crops of Egypt, as re-
suit of the Disturbances in that country, will
make market for the immense surplus with
which all our States are teeming.
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TIE British farmers do not like the idea
past rents 81 the Irish farmers. II e
failure OF the crops makes this too-heasy
load to carry, and they are grumbling.
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OUR SISTER REPUBLICS.
PRESIDENT GONZALES INTENTIoS TO cULTI-
yATE FRIENDLY RELATIONS.

WASHINGTON, July IS.-H is learned
from the Mexican legation at this city that,
on account of intim ations TO the effect that
the Mexican government entertains hostile
designs against Central American republic,
President Gonzales has instructed General
Loaeza, the Mexican minister to Central
America, who has heretofore remained in
the city of Guatemala, 10 make tour Of
the other four States with view to culti-
waiting friendly relations with them, and
showing them his President Gonzales's) good
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PARIS, July lS.-Mi mister Morton mas gont
on furlough of some weeks.
PARIsIAN CIVILIZATION.
A recent number of the Parisian says
"Many writers have asserted that France i:
the center of civilization, and Victor Huge
has often declared that Paris was the hear
of the world, and that its pulsations were fell
at the ends OF the earth. A circumstance
took place on Thursdsy, the 22d ultimo
which will, at all events, shake the faith oi
many in this boasted civilization. The facts
concerning the murder of the young phar-
mscist Aubert are by this time familiar to
all; the assassns have confessed their crime,
but have only obscurely alluded to the mo-
tive, and the public thought the matter was
at rest for a while-at all events till the trial,
which is fixed for an early day in August
But an old and almost obsolete custom, or
rather barbarism, has been revived, and on
the aforementioned day the murderers
were taken from their cells at Yer
sailles to the scene of the crime,
No. A. Rue dEspremenil, at Chatou, and
there made to re enact, in all their horrible
and minute details, the different phases oi
the shocking event. The first act commenced
with a cross-examination of the confessions,
which did not, however, afford any oppor-
tunity for material or important alteration;
they were duly attested and signed, and the
~ - - o-Ao~1 ~ VIC o2xAIAa3e icttIluk W :
neighboring restaurant to dine, while the
wretched criminals were served with a repast
in the death-chamber of their victim. Din
ner over, officials and criminals commenced
the second act; the time was 30 arranged as
to conclude with the hour that the sanguin-
ary attack took place. An efigy OF the VIC
tim, Aubert, had been prepared, and on this
mimic figure the two male assassins illus-
trated their hideous crime by showing the
manner in which the blows and stabs were
originally inficted-the female holding the
light meanwhile. Then the gagging the
mouth, covering the face with q towel, and
eutwinirg the leaden coils around the
body, were gone through. The 60
cart was then brought to the door and
the victim-efigy placed on it; all being
ready, the ghastly procession started toward
the river, the two men dragging the vehicle
and the woman pushing behind, till they
reached the bridge, when the stuffed figure
was pitched into the stream. The msgis-
trates then returned TO their homes, and the
gesddrmerie conducted the three culprits to
their prison at Versailles. Notwithstanding
the incessant downpour of rain very large
mob had assembled, who would have made
short work of Gabrielle Fenayron if they
could have got hold of her. As it is,
unless the authorities can dig up any
more sensational incidents, we hope to hear
no more of these civilization shows" JUS
tice will no doubt be properly and decently
administered without the aid or recurrence
of these ridiculous surroundings.
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MONTREAL, July 1S.-Last night the ab-
duclion OF the two-year-old child OF Melvin
Smith, avealthy gentleman OF this city, was
boldly carried out. A note in the pillow
demanded 10000 as the ransom, and
threatened The murder of the child II refused
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IRELAND.
FEARS OF ANOTHER CRISIS.

DUBLIN, July 1S.-It is feared that another
crisis is approaching. The weather threat
ems utter destruction to wheat which prom
ised to be one of the finest harvests ever
reaped in Ireland. Heavy and almost inces-
SAINT rains have laid low many fourishing
fields Potatoes have suffered severely. If
the weather improves there will still be hope
of recovery
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MEMPHIS. TENN WE'D nEsDAY JULY 1e. 1882

has also lid for the Resignation of Georg,
n Tove:, supervising steamboat inspecto
| of ths Second New York district.
General Bzrros, president Of the republi,
Of G1atemals, will be received by President
Arthur on Thursday.
senator Kellogg publishes card denyins
that he ia or was unlawfully connected with
The Star-routes, and offering TO go before any
tribunal for examination.
The Treasury department estimates on the
basis of importations OF the past two years,
| that the REDUCTIONS on sugar and steel rails
pronosed by the bill now before the Senate
yonld amount TO So, ,S44 PAS.
a committee consisting of H. McCormick
and A. ]. Stone, representing the Republican
Executive Committee Of West Virginia. held
an ;nterview with the President TODAY in
reference 10 Federal appointments In that
State.
Fneene N. Wilson, OF Minneapolis. has
entered in ehancery a suit against Congress-
man John Van Voorhis, of New York, TO
recover Ss2 shares of stock of the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company. Wilson claiEs
that Van Voorhis obtained possession of the
stock as his agent:
The secretary of war has issued circular
letter TO employees OF the war department.
calling for full informstion regarding their
positions; date Of their appointment, what
State. and also inquiring the number of
relatives, if any, otherwise employed in the
government service.
The secretary of the treasury has decided
tn affirm the assessment of duty at two and
oue-han ceuts per pound on axle forgings
imported at Toledo, Ohio This decision ia
sgaipst the importers, who claimed that the
article was not finished axle, but was
dutiable only as rolled or hammered iron.
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TrOttfu9 at Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 1S.-This was the third
day of the Chicago Driving Park trottiug
meeting. Clara Cleveland, Rosa Wilkes,
Bay Billy and Matte Graham were the
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GENERAL GRANTS
OPINION UPON THE EGYPTIAN QUESTION
HE SIDES WITH ENGLAND.

PHILADELPHIA, July 1S.-General Grant
has been giving his opinion upon the East
ern question to Record reporter. He sides
with England, and says the people of Egypt
are ten times worse off than the negroes of
the South. He believes an English protect
crate would help develop the resources of
the country and improve the condition of
the people.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-07-19

The body of the earl of Crawford and
Balcarries, stolen some months Isince from
the family vault at the Dunechest house,
Abbottshire, was found to-day in the grounds
Of the house. A man suspected of connec-
ton with the theft was arrested.
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CHICAGO, July 1S.-St. Julien, owing to
temporary lameness, will be unable to trot
for several weeks, and has been Withdrawn
from the race with Trinket Wednesday. In
its place there will be an exhibition OF speed
by Phil Thomp pson.
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IRELAND
Threatened with Another Crisis-Great
Danger Of the Utter Destruction
of the Wheat Crop.
Temporary Rupture OF Negotiations Be-
tween Germany and the Vatican
The Cuban Sugar Crop.

BERLIN, July 1S.-The arrival OF Baron
Won Schloezer, ambassador to the pspal
court, is generally regarded as equivalent to
the temporary rupture of negotiations be-
tween Germany and the Vatican.
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snk.spfnners' strike.

PATTERSON, n. J., July 1S.-The hands in
the silk mills ef J. l.. Chaplin struck this
morning on being refused an advance of one
cent yard. They resumed work this after
noon, the increase being given.
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A sad Accident

MONTREAL, July 1s.-The son of Hugh
Evans, OF Hawkesbury, and the daughter OF
Mr.. Evans, OF this city, were drowned while
bathing. The mother of the boy, in attempt
ing to save them, was also drowned.
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lake Ayers Pills for all the purposes oil
purgative, for constipation, indigestion,
hesdache and liver complaint. By universal
accord they are the best of all purgatlves ior
family nsa
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A Crank Killed.

COLUMBUS, July 1S.-Wilbur Bethord, 9
brother of the crank who wanted to shoot
Guiteau in the courtroom at Washington
was run over by the cars at Elmwood, on
the Toledo railroad, this morning, and
killed.
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Tn. u... Oomntsston.

CHICAGO, July 1s.-The Utah Commission
met here to-day with closed doors. /! is
stated that the session was merely occupied
with informal discussion on the plans TO De
adopted in the prosecution of its work when
It's regular session begin in Utah next fall.
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THE ARREARS BILL PASSED THE COMMITTEE
LONDON, July 1S.-The House of Com
mons passed the arrears bill through the
ramu,iftao
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DIED.

LUCAS-SUsIE T. LUCAS, daughter OF the late
Captain j. w. Lucas, and Secretary of the Guild of
the Holy Child Jesus, entered Paradise Tuesday
July IS, 1882, aged sixteen years and ten days.
The burial Office and divine service at S. Mary's
cathedral this (wEDNESDAY " morning at clock
BERRY-Tuesdsy. July IS. 1852. CHARLES BRYAN
infant son OF William and Sophia A. Berry.
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LONDON, July 1S.-The Hillsdale crew
has been refused entry to all races. The
English association is inquiring in America
for the amateur standing OF the crew before
deciding to accept their challenge.
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Visitors to New York City.

A SMALL private family. having large nicely
"A furDfshed house. a few doors from Windsor
Hotel and near Fifth avenue, will let rooms with
superior table. 10 desirable parties, permanent or
transient. Terms reasona Bile.
So IVES 7 s7TB STREET. NEW YORK CITY.
MEMPHIS, TENN, June I, lss2-
pY MUTUAL AGREEMENT s. N. MEGA LLU u
ID this day withdraws from our firm.
8. N. MccALLUM.
J. r. GOODWIN.
L. ID. MULLINS.
cs-J. 4. GODWIE and L. d. MULLINS Will con-
tinue business M der the Old firm name Of j. K.
Goodwin Co. Thankful 70 our friends for past
liberal patronage, would ask q continuance of the
same. ]. Il. GODWIN
L. ID. MULLINS.
solicit their continued fay yors for the above firm.
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WASHINGTON, July IS.-The secrtary of
the treasury has called for the resignation
of Superintendent Davis, OF the New Or
lesns mint, for ineficiency. The secretary
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: NEW ORLEANS, July 1S.-A number of
physicians declare that Louis Dishter, Of
Alssce, died of yelloH-feYer in the Charity
Hospital. DR.. Schubert says that his desth
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STUART'S
FEMALE COLLEGE

Opens its 44th Annual Session September T. 1852
Persons having daughters 10 Educate will do well
TO examine It's catalogue before selecting school,
AdTantages hrst-class; location healthful; terms
moderate For catalogue, address
W. H. STUART, Principal, Shelbyyslle XIV
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win Increase Its Capital.

Special 70 the Appeal
LITTLE Rock, July 1s.-It is reported
that the German Bank of this city will soon
increase its capital stock to $3.50, 900.
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The HIlI.daIes Barred AM Au Rnce,

New YORK, July 1S.-Marchioness, Monk,
Governor Hampton, Warehouses again and
Jim Vaudevere were the winners to-day.
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lNvALIDs should prevent their disease from
gaining ground by using Browns Iron Bitters IL
stops decay keeps the blood warm, and gives the
emaClAtel lam laaa of lie.
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No WOMAN reslly practices economy I'M
less she uses the Diamond Dyes. Many dol
lars can be saved every year. Ask the drug
Oisf
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IN FULL ACCORD.

ENGLAND AND FRANCE ENTIRELY AGREED
AS To TERMS
LONDON, July 1S.-ThehParis correspond
en-; of the Times says: @The idea OF renewal
of the close cooperation of France with En-
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CUBA.

HAVANA, July 18.-The treasury OF Spain
has sent the Cuban treasury ST 500 900 in
gold coin since the hot season began.
YELLOW JACKS VICTIMS.
Sixty-four ship captains have died of yell
low fever at different ports on the Island.
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ANNUAL MEETING Of STOCKHOLDERS
TENNESSEE SOUTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY,
MEMPHIS TENN, July 6, 1882.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual Meet
IN ing of the Stockholders of the above Com
pany viii be held at the Office of the Company in
The city OF Memphis. on the
I4fh Day of August, 1882.
Notice Is slso gise that At said reetirg propo-
consolidate with the Memphis and vicksburg
Railroad Company, the Mississippi Valley and
leansiand Mississippi Valley Railroad Company.
GEO. NJ. KLEIN, Secretary.
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University0fviruinia
WAVERLEY SEMINARY,
AdjOurn'd Meeting of OfStOckholders
IN THE
Memphis g. Charleston r, r. Co.

"HEREAS, The Convention of Stockholders
wv in the Memphis and Charleston Railroad
company, which met at the call of the Board of
Directors OF said Company in Memphis. Tenn. ON
the I'D day OF June 1ss2, by unanimous vote ad-
lourned 10 meet In Huntsville, Ala, on the fourth
Tuesday in August next:
Now. therefore, notice is hereby given that the
stockholders in said Memphis and Charl ston
Railroad Company viii meet pursuant 70 sdjoum
ment, in HUNTSVILLE. ALA. on
fuesday, she 22d Day of August, lss2,
70 consider and vote upon proposition of conscl
ldauon OF the Memphis and Charleston and Eacs
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railroad Com
panies, and TO transact any and ell other business
which may come before them, the same as at a
regular annual meeting.
The Company 5 agents at the several stations will
furnish stockholders with free passes to and from
the meeting s. r CRUISE
Secretary OF the Memphis and Charleston Railroad
Company, and Secretary of the Stockholders'
Convention. which met in Memphis, Tenn,
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THE II. w. COLLENDER 90.
BILIIARD AND POOL TIA ABLEs.
The MONARCH

HAVING been appointed Agent for the Mezr
Il J. M. Brunswick d Balke Co., the celt.
brated manufacturers of Billiard Tables and sup-
plies, prepared to offer Inducements q 10 parties
requiring anything in this line.
SIDNEY COOK,
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Masonic Notice.
Administrators Notice.

HAvING qualified as the administrator of r.
Il B. Aydlett, deceased. this is 20 notify all
parties having claims against his estate TO present
same to me for payment.
wed r r CHuRCH Admfniztrator.
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ihe sugar crop ls nnlshed IN the Jurisdlc-
ton OF Sagus. The production is 1000
hogsheads. The rtock Of sugar on the 18th
instant amounted to 1875 hogsheads. The
stock of centrifugal sugsr at Cardenas on the
10Th instant, was IL ,714 hogsheads.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, July 1S.-Minister Morton has q
on furlough of some weeks.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-04-29
THE OLD FAMILIAR FACES

l nave had playma,0s. I have had oompan-
ions,
In my day of childhood. in my Joyful school
days.
All, ali are gone, the old familiar faces.
I have been laughing, I have been carousing,
Drinking late, sitting late, with my b som
cronies
All. all are gone, the old familiar faces.
I loved a love once, fairest among women
Clos ed are her doors on me, l must not see
All, ali are gone, the old familiar faces.
! have a friend. q kinder friend has no man;
Likeaa ineI3te I left my friend abruptly;
Left him to muse on the old familiar faces.
g. ost-like / paced round the haunts of my
childhood.
Earth seemed a desert I was bound TO ira
verse,
Seeking to find the old familiar faces.
Friend of my bosom, morethan a brother,
Why vert thou not born in my fathers
dweling7 g a. -
50 might we talk ofthe old familiar faces.
How soon they have died, and some they
a ave- left me,
And some are taken from me; all are de-
parted
All, all are goRe. the old familiar faces.
LANE.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-04-29
The Church Year.

The Celestial year commences with
the nearest Sunday to the feast of st.
Andrew November 20), and is divided
into the following seasons Advent,
which opens on the nearest Sunday to
the st. Andrews day and closes
Christmas eve. (This season is COM
memorative of The first and anticipa-
lion of tie second coming of the Lord
Christmas, (Christ's birth); Epiph
any, extending from January oh to
Septuagesima, (the manifestation of
Christ to the Gentiles); Septuagesima,
extending TO Ash Wednesday,
(Christ's labors and soIrows); Lent
from Ash Wednesday to Easter eve,
(His fasting); Passion tide, the last
two weeks of Lent, His snfferings
and death); Easter tide, extending
from Easter day to Whitsun eve. (His
resurrt c.io. }; Asctn ,ion tide, from
the fifth Sunday after Easter day TO
the Saturday week following, (Hi= as.
cension into Heaven y whitsun tide,
1.-THE coming of the Holy Ghost); and
the Trinity season, from Trinity Sun
sunday to Advent, closes the year,
('the final glory of the elect in the
fruition of the Beatifc Vision').