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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-06-11

AFTER William NJ. Lowe took possession
of General Wheeler's seat in the House of
Representative he sent the following tele-
gram to the Huntsville Advocate, and in one
of the windows of the office of that paper
it was posted conspicuously:
WAsHISGToS, D. C., June g. 1882.
Editor Advocate
The fraud has been eliminated am seated at
last. Let the honest BOurbons To whom niy books,
documents, seeds. etc, have been sent, now turn
them over TO the nearest Independent, Repubd-
can or Green hacker, and all will be forgiven.
VIM. NJ LOWE, NJ. c.
Eighth Congressional District
The Huntsville Democrat says the my" in
the above telegram was italicised in the copy,
and that Lowe, who has more cheek Than
Billy Moore-and he has more than twelve
brass dogs-" seems'to regard himself as one
of the elect few entitled TO distribute these
things as a feudal lord to his serfs or villains.
But "a rise comes before fall and we feel
confident that, yet,
The wretch concentered all In self
Living, shall forfeit fair renown.
And, douoly dying, shall go down
To the vile dust from which he sprung,
Unwept, unhonored, and unsupg.
HEraud falaehoOd and frsscheru ahaIl moi
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n. nrooaaeid hank Robbers.zEz

BsooKFIELp, Mo-, June 10.-A special
train with the bank robbers, in charge Of
Marshal Macarthur and fifty men, arrived
here at / so am. A great crowd received
them. but there was no trouble. The prIs-
oners we're identified and taken to Linneus
the county seat, this morning, Circuit Court
being in session. 1t is believed they will
plead puilty
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THE SIR KNIGHTS


The St. Elmo Comm sndery will leave the
city tonight, and the Memphis Commandery
on Monday night, for Mont Eagle Springs
where all the Communicates meet in annual
session and Tor prize drill. Memphis Masors
take great pride in their communicates, and
bets are freely offered in favor of St. Elmo.
The APPEAL hopes that both comm anderies
will return with prizes.
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Powaer.Ma<arine sirucl by Lightning

DAVENPORT, IA, june 1U.-Ihe magazine
OF the Oriental Powder Company here was
struck by lightning last night, and exploded
With a terrific force. The loss is about
1900. Stones we're hurled in every direction.
One weighing eighty pounds wac thrown a
quarter OF mile; horse was killed at a
distance by e-.,.aer, and one wss th,oWn
,nto . house, striking tie BED where chill
{ren slept. Windows were broker r.;,s
away. The report and jar was noticed
| eight miles off.
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INTER STATE COMMERCE BILL
o BE SUBMITTED To THE HOUSE AT THE
FIRST OPPORTUNITY.

TO BE To TIE HOUSE NJ The
FIRST OPPORTUNITY.
WASHINGTON, June 10.-Representative
Townsend, under instructions from the Com
mittee on Commerce, has prepared a report
on the inter state commerce bill recently
agreed 10 by that committee, and he will
submit it 10 the House the first opportunity.
The bill provides for the establishment of a
Board Of Commissioners on inter state COM
merce, AS a bureau of the interior depart
ment, whose duty it shall be TO thoroughly
investigate and report upon the hearings Of
The nroDosed leOisl ation
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EST BLISHE ED 1910.

The latest returns from the country tribu-
tary to this city bring us very satisfactory
news as to the cotton crop. The very warm
weather of the past few days has had Won
derful effect upon the plant, and planters
are hopeful of fair yield.
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New Telegraph Comna.x

CHICAGO, June 10.-A statement will be
made to morrow morning that q new tele-
graph company, with capital of s2I, Oo0, 600,
has been organized; that the work has actu-
ally began on its lines in the East, and thzt
they are to be pushed rapidly west, connect
ing with all the principal cities. Elisha
Gray, the electrician, gives the following
facts N regard to it: The principal stock
haldeTs are the Hon George D. Roberts, OF
New York the Hon. J. B. Alley and Ex-
Collector Beard, of Boston, and Governor
Foster, OF Ohio, who, with his friends, hold
= large block Of the stock The lines are to
be operated with Gray's patents. The COM
p,uy is to be known as the Postal Telegraph
Company. Material reductions in telegraph
tolls are promised. Seven hundred thousand
dollars have already been paid in for pre-
lininaries.
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COTTON REPORTS.

THE ARIA I-IU FER CFNI. LIS IHAN Is
1881.
p WASHINGTON, June l0.-The cotton report
sf-tLs- department. -usrIrtrfty-Tv . une
represents the area in cotton TO be 2 Z 10 per
cent less than in 1881. Texas mako an in
crease, and also the small cotton district OF
southeast Virginia. All other States return
the same loss Of area. The largest deficiency
is in the States bordering on the Mississippi
river, where planting in the overlooked dis
tricts was not entirely finished on the lst Of
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TENNESSEE CROPS.
May Report Of the State Agricultural
Bureau-Ihe Wheat Yield Above
the Estimates.
Commissioner Loring's Monthly Exhibit
Condition of the Grain Generally
Very Good.

weather the past week has been most favor.
able Tor all crops. The warm, bright day.
has made an improvement in cotton, which
is now growing finely. The fruit crop il
proving the largest ever known in the State
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Hosiery Department.
ANOTHER SWEEPING REDUCTION

Misses Full Regular Made good Fancy Hose, 20,
% and SOC, in all sizes.
ladies' Full Regular Made, Fancy and Solid
ColOrs at D. 80 and SOC
EXtra-long Fun Regular Embroidered BalbEig-
gan, at 25c.
ALL OUR FRENCH Isle HOSIERY, both ladies
and gents at actual cost.
Gents Full Regular Balbriggan Clicked at i25c.
Gents Fancy and Hair Striped, Full Regular, at
25c,
Gents Extra Fine, three pairs for 81.
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VIENNA, June 10.-In the chess tourna-
ment to date Steinitz leads, with a score OF
IS. Mason and Winawer come next with
II each; Mackenzie and Zukertort, 153 each
English, 15!; Blackburne, l3I, and Ware, s.
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THE LABOR SITUATION.
No Change at Pfttsburg-A Compromise
Effected at Cinefnnati-A Labor
victory at Wareham, Mass.
The maryIand Coal Tro,s,...

WAREHAM, MASS, June 1O-The striking
employees of the South Wareham Nail Com
pany received ten per cent. advance and will
return to work Monday
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Notice tn Italians

TUE members of the societa di Unione Fratel-
L lama Italiana. as well rs all other Italians res
idents OF this city respectfully invited TO at
tend meeting OF coincidence this SUNDAY az
ternoou al O'clo. K, at the hall Of the above So
ciety, Tor the purpose of taking some Appropriate
action with regard 70 the death OF the great Italian
General and Patriot, GIUSEPPE GARIRALDI
A. b. vACCARO,
President Italian Society.
J. ID. AONTEDONICO,
Consular Agent of Italy
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GUESTS.
Ira. J, b, Christian, Mrs. E A Keeling.
drs. X ID: Rambaut. Mrs. Thomas Walsh

Mrs. J u, Christian, Mrs. Z. A. Keeling.
MIS- X d Rambaut. Mrs Thomas Walsh,
John d. Murtch, J. NJ Jones'
The coming contests between the various
military companies have 30 engrossed the
thoughts OF every one that no attention
has been paid to the Communicates. But
the St. Elmo Commsndery has quietly but
persistently drilled until the drill squad IL
almost perfect. 1t was our pleasure to wit
ness their last practice drill on Thursday
night last. The beautiful movements OF
the Knights Templar tactics were executed
in a remarkably handsome style. If they
do not come out first in the contest at
Mont Eagle, then the commsndsry that de-
feats them will deservedly be proud of it's
victory. st. Elmo will be hard to beat.
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Notion Department.

Best All-silk Gros Grain Ribbon reduced
Saun and eros Grain Ribbon reduced
SASH Ribbons, Fancy Ribbons for neckwsAr all
reduced. SAA
As We viii also open at lower prices an i'm
fneIise new lot of beautiful Neckwear. I'm broid.
S.reS i1aces, Collars Sets, Buttons and Trimming
kerchiefs at lower prices.
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RUSSIA.

MADRID, June 10.-A bill has been intro
duced in the Deputies providing Tor the i'm
mediate abolition of slavery in Cuba and
granting the slaves civil rights.
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CARD.
Visitors to Now York CITY.

r WILL BUY FROM A STEAMBOAT TO A
i Needle have Free Library 10 he public a.
Arge. 5. GABAY. Agent.
4Uq All and sl3 Shell street
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SPAIN.
ANOTHER STEP FORWARD.

YOKOHAMA, June 10.-The silk and tea
markets are unusually active. ..s
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.-..a hospital.
[ Distribution of deaths by Nards-First.
2; second, o; third, o; fourth, L; fifth, 4:
sixth, 2; seventh, i; eighth, A; niD'N !.
tenth, 4. City hospital, 8. .;u,l.bo-5 a
Total in city, 1e-Wbi.e. g. coiorsJ 4
Total, p il FuExEIL, ND.
Secretary Eosrd Of Health
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Pound Guilty and Fined

RALEIGH, n. c., June lO.-In the United
States Court Bryant, ir., and Bell were found
guilty in the Halifax election case and each
: fined $500.
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DERvIsH PAsHA AND THE ULEMAs

CAIRO, June 10.-Dervish Pasha to-day
received the ulemas, addressing them in the
same language as hitherto held by them
Four of the ulemas declared that Europe
had not annexed Egypt. The fact was due
to Arab Pasha and the military party
adding, that before the pending questions
fleets must quit Alexandria. Dervist
Pash, on hearing this, exclaimed: "Ht
came as a representative of the sui
tan TO see his majesty's orders obeyeG
and not to listen to advice" and ordered
them to quit the room. He then continued
the interview with the other ulemas. 1t ii
believed in diplomatic circles that Dervist
Pashs, while offering general amnesty, will
go even further than the Franco British Ill
timatum against the leaders of the move
meQt
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ST. Elmo Com manaery, No. Is.

ST. Elmo COmmandery, No. Is.
This fine commandery leaves tonight for
Mont Eagle to attend the Grand Com.
mandery, with the following officers:
n W. Speer, ir.. E. c., R.W. Galloway. Gen,
n. Il. Camp, c. q. Rev r III Mahon PreI
John d. Huhn R. Harry ] Forsdick q "
John n. Young, ]. W, J. C. Barry, std Bearer,
Wm K Sims, Sword B'r, W. s. Jones, Warder
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BEWARE Of worthless limitations OF Ger
nan Corn Remover. All druggists keep the
genuine. 25e.
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SPORTING RECORD
The Interest in the Races at st. Louis
Continues Unabated-FiVe Good
Events Yesterday.
The Great Fete at Louisville - Prize
Fight at COney IsIAnd-The Vienna
Chess Tournament.

Troy, June IO.-Troys, Il; Buffalo,, 4.
Boston, June 1O.-Clevelauds, 6; Bos-
tons, =.
LOUISVILLE, June lO.-Eclipse, 10; Ath-
letes, ).
CINCIHSATI, June 1O-Cincinnalis, 5; Bal
timores, o.
Providence, June 1O.-Providences, z;
Chicsgos, 6.
-. LOUg, June l0.-Aiieghanies, =,
Browns, 3.
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FOREIGN BUDGET.

Egyptian Anairs-BiII 10 Abolish Siav-
cry I'm Cuba Introduced LA the
spanish Depufies.
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Silk Goods Department.
Trunk Department.

As we must empty the Senate Building, we Will
offer Packing Trunks
30lnch reduced from 81 70 to 81 10
32-inch reduced from 81 IS TO 81 Do
81 inch reduced from 81 25 to 81 IS.
Ladies' ZinciTrunks.
eIinch reduced from 81 to 81 IS
32-nch Saratoga reduced from IS so to IS Is
81 inch Beauty reduced from IS 10 s..
3Olnch Gents reduced from 81 to S.
S4-inch Duchess reduced from IS so 10 Sc.
Leather Covered Trunks.
3l-inch Ellsler reduced from sII to 1850
3i-ineh Princess, reduced from sic SO TO SII.
3i-Iueh Raflroader, reduced from SISto SI2.
34-nch CRYSTAL Palace Duck covered reduced from
S35 to S25
40-inch Memphis Belle. a magnificent Trunk re
dueed from 500 70 $50.
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Ladies' Underwear Dept.
lnfants' Wear Den.r,ment.

wear department.
AS AS these goods Will be too much eNposed to the
S ~ Mneh taxing down the walls every piece must
NC solu before July LIST. We will therefore offer.
Domestic Chemise
Tucked Bosom, plain bands 4Oc
Iucked Bosom, Cambria Rufie Asc
Iueked Bosom, three Insertions CSC to 81
n lew special bargains in fine Chemiss. slightly
solled, reduced from 81 % 10 &c
Lonsdale Cambria Chemise, Handsomely trimmed
reduced to S5c, 81 10 and 81 20.
DRAWERS!
Good Drawers, Hem and Tucks S5e
GOOD Drawers, Embroidered Edge, doc
Good Drawers Embroidered Rufhe Csc
Insertion and Edge S5c.
Extra fine quality, beautifully trimmed with Lace
or Hamburg, 81 and upward.
Good Quality Domestic Cambria Ruflie Csc
Good quality, Insertion Band. 75c
GOOD Quality, Embroidered Ruf1e SIC
he, 81. 49,
Lonsdale Cambria. Pompadore Yoke, from 81 50
Cambria Rufle. Embroidered Edge COO
Hamburg Ruffie, 75c.
Cambria Ruffe, ToTchon Edge 95c
Hamburg Rutfieand Insertion. rednood from, "a z
10 81 20 -- - 80
Lawn Panier Skirts, five rufies. reduced to 81
An elegant assortment OF Dressing Saeones ar5
corset Covers from 81 upwards
French Handmade ENTERTAINMENTS At rrsstIv -
duced prices Az
Chemises from CSC to s.
Gowns from 81 50 TO IS So
Drawers from Soc TO 81 So
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Sailed for Europe.

NEW YORK, June 10.-Turco, Macduff Sir
Hugh and Disturbance were the winners in
the Jerome Park races to-day.
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a SMALL private family. having large, nicely
"A furnished house. z few aoOrs from Windsor
Hotel and Fifth avenue, VII let roorns Win
superior table, 70 desirable pSrEes perrasuent or
transient. Terms reasonable
s. WET HE EIREE-I- NV
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The Vienna Cne.. Tournanen,

PHILADELPHIA, June I0.-The Hillsdal,
boat crew, of Michigan, sailed for Liverpool
to-day on the steamship Pennsylvania.
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White Goods Department.

lace Pque, Zoe
Handsome Figured Pique at 10. Is and aOc.
satin Striped Cambria Toe
satin Striped Lawn, Zoe
GOOD CneoS ed Nainsook at 10, Is and 20c-
iaII-Wlue victoria lawn at 10, I2tS and roc.
5000 lldla Linen Lawn, 10, - and 25c.
All white Linen lawn, l21S lyJS and 20s
beautiful line OF dotted and figured Swisses at
%, 80, s. and 4Oc.
HOuse-FuruishInEG Goods.
Turkey Red Darlask reduced to 20, Is and 75c.
Bleeched DanDask reduced to so 15 "a and soc.
heu bordereo Cream Dsfnask reduced to IS, 20 and
AlEIdnen Huek Towels s. . 81 50, 81 IS and s.
nurklsh Bath Towels an grezl. yaicty.
nm Irish Linen, yard wide 10 ss5- and pic
nOneycomb summer quilts C'e Nice Crochet
quilts, 81, 81 . aoa slsJs Lice Marseilles
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I, Floods An sou,hv western Arkansas.

HoT SPRINGS, June 10.-Information Just
received here states that last week the Little
Missouri, Big Fork, Csldo and Ouachita
rivers, in southwestern Arkansas, are higher
than ever before known; devastating plant a.
lions and causing severe loss and suffering.
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TO HORSEMENl

TEE GREAT RACE HORSE QUARTERMAs-
u Tx and the trotting bred stsllions SOUTH
season At olympic PsJL Tern, - the se.sS SH :
oeH = seen al the Park. Commr.nfce
r. H. -" "a be addressed 70 Jerry croEie1
,,sxn the postofhce-
QU1RTERNAsTKR was sired by Bonnie Scot.
| land and bis dawn was By imported Yorkshire.
better PeaT[eh ~ nch an y any horse u
/ WAS one of the best horses on the turf He ia,
been success in the stud. All bis colts have beer
good ones
SOUTHERN CHIEF ID a highly-bred trottins
l sire. being By Trouble son of Almont; dAD'
| Young Kate, By McMonsld'a Mambrino ChieL nv
THE KING SADDLE and harness Stallion ana
Henry kambrino. he by Mambrino Patenen ne u
| dam an Ingomar saddle-horse, very Isl Isl in hsrs
i've years old this spring; perfectly hnN
l les. or under the saddle
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TO CONTRACTORS.

OFFICE PORI GIssos COTTON Mnzs
Port Gfbson. Miss, May =, 1ss2 (
CEALED PROPOSALS viii be received by IN
- Directors until Monday, June 70, 1sS2 - . -
for tire material efectlon ana comp AZ N,
buildings for the mills; tRis ni~ -znon % the
for the mills as Whoa - 70 be entire bid
cations, Or W0 VIZ O., as per plans and speeih-
lowing psv~- receive separate bids for the fol-
~ of said work:
Isl bid for briekwork complete.
Second Did for wood work complete.
Third bid for roofing complete
Plans and specifications can be seen at the once
or the mills Port Gibson Miss. Right reserved tc
reject all bids. SufncienI bond win be required
Of successful bidder.
G. W. MceENIs, Secretary,
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GENERAL And SWEEPING REDUCTION
In ALL THE VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS.
DUB ENTIRE STOCK HAS Been MARKED DOWN!
Dress Goods Department.

Dress Goods at 10, l21, 15 20 and 25c former price
Is ~, >, 30 and Zoe F'
Nuns Yelling, 221zc; formerly soc
Nuns Yelling, Sc; formerly 45c
Nuns Yelling, SOC; formerly zoe
khyber Cloth, 45c; formerly 6,c
khyber Cloth, CSC: formerly Sc
BeigeS, -, 90 and JOc; formerly 30 - and nc
shooda Cloth, Is and eOc; formerly, g. and sjc
Novelties in Dress Goods Redoee,. "A
per cent.
Handsome Zephyr bingham, So 10 and PIC.
- formerly TO- l2lS and I5c.
Figured and Striped Linen Lawn L. N orc form
erly, -, . and S5c.
Corded Lawn, choice styles, at SIC worth lOc
Lawn at and re worth ~ and Toe
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Glove Department.

good S-buttOn Kid Cove 75e
much better 3-button Kid Glove, soc.
A much better 4button Kid Glove 81 10.
much better Is button Kid Glove 81 25.
much better S-button Kid Glove, 81 SO.
Our best French Kid Gloves very much reduced
We have a complete stock OF the genuine Foster
Hook Gloves in all lengths and shades.
MOsquetaire dressed and undressed Kids in all
the shades.
Our stock of Isle, Taffetl and silk Gloves and
MItts will be complete with Novelties all season.
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ATTACKED BY PEASANTS.
THE GREAT NAPTHA FIR.

AIIAVhED IFsA6ANI5.
ST. PETERSBURG, June l0.-The peasants
! again attacked the house of Count Bobrinski.
A aanguinary encounter ensued and several
persons were killed.
THE GREAT NAPTHA FIRE.
The fire at B4ku has extended to naptha
! wells, and is only likely TO cease when the
material il exhausted
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Scarlet Fever+af vick.burx.

VICKsBURe, MIsa., Iune 10.-In conse.
quence of the increase of the scarlet fever
the public schools we're closed yesterday.
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Masonic Notice.

DEM ROYALARCH CHAPTER. No p
i R-A.M.-Wiu meet in stated con- N
vocation MONDAY NIGHT. June 18th, atNH ~
O'Clock, for dispatch of business M
Visiting companions fraternally/ "
invited By order C. W. M0SBY, NJ. Z. H
D. C. TkADPR Secretary
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when women Are Mos. Attractive.

In an interesting paper entitled "When
Women Grow Old" Mrs. Blake has brought
facts to show that the fascinating power Of
the sex ia oftentimes retained much longer
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Memphis Cornmandery.

List OF knights Templars, of Memphi.
Commandery, and guests that will leave this
city on Monday night, ria Louisville and
Nashville railroad, for Mont Eagle Springs,
Tenn o
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Iron Foundry Partf

SPRINGFIELD o., June 10.-Part of the
MaIleabie Iron Company's foundry was de-
stroyed by FIRE last night o.. s15 600
Fully injured
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- We would respectfully invite the attention Of
! tee public 10 the f@ct that We viii. after MON
DAY, JUNE 18th, occupy the store recently
occupied by Leubrfe Bros, ON BeR2e street,
and VII SELL for the next 60 days entire stock
Of Dry Goods, Melons. Boots and shoes
AT Cesr before removing to our new store A. ihe
well known stand, 81 and 81 BeaIe street.
This offer is made for 50 days only, az by that
time We win occupy the new building, in which
We will oHeT such choice stock Of Goods as was
never before displayed on Besle street.
Respectfully.
T. COL nSMITH AZ RROG
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TORONTO, June 10.-Hanlan is now con.
sidered out OF danger.
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EGYPT.

THE PROPOSED CONFERENCE ON EGYPTIAN
AFFAIRS.
CONSTANTINoPLE, June 10.-The Austrian,
German, Italian and Russian ambassadors
have made collectively identical communi-
cation to the Porte, supporting the proposed
conference on Egyptian affairs.
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COrsets, COrsets.

We Call Special Attention 10 Ihe Inn
nense Reduction I'm COrsets.
Roth's patent double bone Corsets reduced to 81
from 81 so.
Madame Fay's Corset and Skirt Supporter, closing
out atSl; former price 81 70.
French hand made, slightly soiled reduced to 81 50
from 81.
French handmade Fentilafing Corsel. e 25
So Infants long and short Dresses in all the
latest styles, at greatly reduced prices.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,
feaA@dy HOfel-C- H. Galloway IL Co
RrOnrieIorN
GaGfnAss HnfAI
The New Clarendon Hotel.

A. J. KERR,............. ...............L. D. HUNT.
The popular hotel of Memphis, at popular prices.
and doing the business, Electric bells; electric
light. Passenger elevator runs day and night.
II jackson. Ala J p Houston, Ala
w Fell & W, Ky + H williams Nashville
J s Glenn, Tex OS Jones, Tex
W Anderson. Misg X Wheeler, Little Rock
Barmul, Little Rock Phillips, Tenn
C Fox, Tenn T Kingshurgh, Tenn
W Allen, Mobile NJ Holbrook. Brownsville
C Briggs. New York r McFAdden, Memphis
W Buckhorn. Grenada q Jarrett, Grenada
W Shall, Henry Meacham NY
5 Rulman n Y James John
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HanIan out of Danger.

WoRcEsTER, Mass, June 10.-Detroits, 10;
Worcesters, 2.
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weekly Mortality Report.
Mortality report tor the week ending Satur-
day, June 10th, at 6 pm.
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TELEGRAMS
TO be Had by Calling at The once al the
Hours Mentioned.

List OF undelivered kilograms rem aiming at
the Western Union Telegraph office, 80 Mad
ison street. Office hours from to 10 30 8 N.
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JOURNEYMEN PAINTERS, Union

IlUPHRATEs LODGE. No. 25-A regular meet
IL ing of this lodge will be held this SUNDAY
morning at 10 O'Clock. Business of importance
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Wheat w anted,
CARD.

I'VE HIGHEST CASH PRICE 70. WHEAT
C. H TAYLOR & co. 2Oi Front St
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TNHIS Union win hold its regular meeting to NOR
l. row (MOHDAY) evening at O'Clock at the
Trades Assembly Hall, No. Z9s Second street. Al
members are requested to attend, as business q
i'm portance VIII De trans4ctes. also nomination o.
officers TO serve the ensuing terra.