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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-02-18

STEAMBOATS,
SPECIAL NOTICE.
For Cairo, Evansville. Louisville and
CiEcinnati.-Stesner
JAS. ID. Parker.
W. c. Tichenor. -. master,
Leaves as above SATJRDAi Feb 1sSh, at pm
3. W LI.HIBURSE: AGENT AonIoe s..
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
ST. Leu.s and ~ yseHssars AnehGr lin Line
John 3. MAUDE, -
VIII leave Anchor Line whsrfboat THIS DAY,
Feb 18TH, at pm For freight OF passage apply
{. = = -: - az. - s-Dz-. -.s
FOR vICKsBURG.
~. Louis and yieksburs Anchor Line
US. Maii-FOR VICKSBURG.
Commonwealth, 81
MePhesters master, s=s szzzzEzsszs
WA leave Anchor Line wharfbost sUNDAI,
Feb 10Th, al 10 am For freight or passage apply
@ l. Hal. Fass.r Agt: AD sIORA. sgpt.
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Co.--For Pine
Marlin Speed, -
'ses1eS as above SATURDAY, Feb. 18th at 5 pm.
JOHN " HAkBlN- Sup't, ZcD MAIN ST.
FOB NEW ORLEANS.
New Orleans Anchor Line-FOr Weeks
burg, SStchez and New Oriesng-Steamer
City of New Orleans, III
Carter master, eZ.2EESe<Hf
VIII leave Anchor Line whsrfboat MONDAY,
Feb. 10Th, at 10 For freight or passage apply
c. L. HALL, Pass'r ct AID STORM, Sup't
For New Orleans and all Way and Plan
tafiOn Lanslings-Steamer
Id. IL. Powell, nJEe
whitledge -. master, sseE
Leaves as above SATURDAY. Feb. 18TH, at 10 a m.
Fer freight passage apply on wharfboat TO
c. l.. HALL PaSs'gr Agt AID STORM, Agent
FOX ST. FRANC Is RIVER.
FOR HELENA d. ST. FRANCIS RIVER
The splendid sidewheel steamer
Rene NEacready, A.s!lzzS
O. K. Joplin. master l. Banning cie .I
VIII leave Memphis EVERY TU kSDA1 EVENING
at O'Clock. for Helena and ST. Francis river con-
Meeting al Madison with NJ. and L. K. K at Wits
burg with steamers Mike Davis and Advance for
the Sunk Lands, TyronZa and Little Rivers.
J. D. RANDALL, Sup't.
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EOn CORDS DRY, SOUND BoDY-OAK AND
OOO HICKORY WOOD, at Paducsh and Mem
phis Depot. at 50 per cord, or 81 20 delivered
r. GALLOWAY "a
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Personal.
STTsAXED
WAN rs.

DAY MARE-0n FIR day night, January 18th,
ID bay mare six years old, pony-built, name
plated with shucks; s. reward for her return 10
W. A Shelton one mile from Gilrs station.
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ID ESIDEScE-At Burtyn Station. fve-and-one-
NJ hall acres OF grouId, good house. Large
orchard. Price $500 s. L. MOORE,
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This afternoon the company will present
Verdi's great opera Trocatore, one of most
popular of all the operas. Rosewald, An
Dandale, Comfy, Olmi and Fabrini will be in
the cast. Tonight Patience will be repeated.
1t is the best thing OF the day, and those who
missed seeing it the other night should not
fail to see it to night.
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TRADE
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VERY Low-For two weeks, the HUMBOLDT
v PARK, on Vance street.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-04
~ ERIFF's SALES.

SHEElFF' SALE,-l7 WRITE OF A
! writ OF ven ITO exUon ~ 10 IN y 4 rocted
VIII DO expos 10 ublic kale. at the y. ffarsnn
House. seRt by Jacob Rtch. I'd 'on, in tbe
cry Of New Cast Q, New jastls II lndrsd
and the county Of New Castle, Dplaw4fe, on
SATURDAY. MAY l3, 1882,
at IL o'clock, an.
The following described real estate. viz
All those certa lots OF land with q brick
church thereon crested, ituatsd iu he city
OF New Castle, county of New Castle and
SLate OF Delaware, unded and described as
follows, TO wit: ne thereof beginning at a
stake on the nor hesster y side of ' Inc street
at corn:r for Iohn Janvier msrs let. and
running With said Vine str ct, south 45 de-
srees west II ret to corner Oa said Vine
street, also corner Of lot No. 2, now belong
lnG TO erry Williamson. thence with line
Ut lof No. and runuing at rignL ang, es with
said Vine street so feet bacs to a line of
laHas OF patrick Dopgherty, thence with
salu Dongherty's line to u he tge and John
Janvier's marsh road, theme with the said
70 "a aud said john ,Iarviar's line tn the tirst
mentioned cJrne on Vno street and place OF
0eR1nning, be the contents more mr. less
The other beginning at stake on the north
erly side OF Vine street and running with
SAID street south t6 degrees west feet IN q.
corner Tor another lot of the said Henry i
Williamson, called lot No. 3, thence pith a
line OF l1t No 8, and at right angles with said
Vine street 8! feet to a line of land of Patrick
Dougherty, thence with said Dougherty's
line and parallel with the aforesaid Vine
street. II feet to corner OF 10. No. /, thence
with line Of 10, No. and parallel with a
line OF No. 8, 80 feet to the n0rthsriy side OF
tne Aforesaid Vine street and place of begin
nlnR, containing one thousand three haudred
and sixty square feet Of land more or less.
Seized and taken In execution vs. the prop.
crty OF the Mt. Sale Methods EpiscopsI
Church Of New Castle, Delaware, and to be
sold by PHILIP X. CLARK, Sheriff.
SHERIEys ORrIoB, Wilmington, Del,
hpril ", 1852. a28- -eod.ts
Daily Republican., 1882-05-04

CHERIFF-S SALE by VIRTUE OF A
~ writ Of levar tscias to me directed, viii
be exposed to public sale, at the court house.
on Market street between Tenth and Eleventh
streets. In the Oity Of Wilmington, New Cas-
tie county, delaware, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day OF MAY, 1892
at2o'cock p. m.
The following described real estate, viz
az That certain lot or parcel Of land with the
Drlok QWellln thereon 'recte l. situated In
the city OF Wilmington, county OF New Castle
and STATE OF Delaware, bounded and de-
scrlbed % follows, to VT: BE sinning on the
line OF the easterty side of Bennett street, at
the distance of II #. l IN. sout lery from the
southerly side oil Taylor street and at the
csntre OF the bricK wall dividing the house ON
this lot from the house CD the To- adjoining on
the h, hence easi erly parallel to Taylor
street, passing through the centre of said di.
vision wall % IT. 70 the westerly tide Of q 10
IT wide alley, leading from Eighth to Taylor
street, thence southerly parallel to Bennett
street along siid ride Of said alley II f. more
or less to corner, thence westerly parallel to
Iaylor street, passing through the centre of
the brick wall dividing the house on this lot
from the house adjoining, on the south s5 II.
TO the assterly side of Beunett street., and
thence thereby northerly IL IT more or less to
the place of beginning, be the oonter ts there
OF what they may, with use of alley, &c.
Seized and taken in execution as the prop.
erfy of Patrick McMenamin and Grace, his
wife, AID t. and to be sold by
PHILIP 4. CLARK, Sheriff.
sHsRIrP's OyrlcE, Wilmington, lei,
April 2S, 1882. a2s.eod-ts
Daily Republican., 1882-05-04
Rearing Ponies.

An 5000 acre ranch located near
Leon Springs, Bsxar county, Texas,
has been fitted tor breeding ponies
for saddle Shetland ponies aud a par.
ticularly beautiful white spotted horse,
which Le claims can be made paying
business in the glorious climate OF Tex
as. There are GU the ranch forty-tive
Shetland mares, aud 100 Zacetecas pom
les, all for breeding purposes. The
Iacetecas Mexican ponies, are o smnll
hardy race of ponies, raised in the
mountains OF Mexico, and are universal.
~ good saddle ponies. These Zacetez as
mares are all spotted ponies just suited
for children. The Shetland Zacetecas
ponies are hardy as goat, and cost no
more to raise. They roam ever the
large pastures like a flock of sheep,
and present novel aspect. They are
very gentle. You cal wax up to them
any wnere and catch any one of them.
Mr.. Rhaub intends to raise them to DO
very docile, and break them TO the sad
die or harness while young. They are
intended to be pets. In conversation
with MIR. Rhaub, who is enthusiastic
in his business, ne says he is going to
breed a race OF spotted ponies to please
the children. He is not catering to the
tastes of any old people. He wishes to
furnish the children of the country
with ponies just suited to their wants,
and to enable them to take exercise of
horseback riding on beautiful pet
pony.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-04

/ have not and will not betrsy YOU.
But l will never willingly look on your
face again"
"You will desert me?"
"Would you have me marry the man
who killed my parent"
Mary, what else could do?"
did not wait for the reply. I had
proof enough now. 1 whispered ia his
ear and he followed me from the
room.
you are my prisoner =
For what he inquired.
"For murder !"
l then replied looking him steadily
In the eye. He bore the look untlinch.
ingly for moment, aud then broke
down utterly.
Mary has betrayed me !" he said.
mot 80 but heard your converse.
tion -
"No matter, 1 will confess it p Aud
he did.
1t is useless to repeat the recital. 1t
was such AZ q wild impetu 'us nature
Injured to crime would be likely to
make. A great effort was made by
his ffiel ds TO save him, but in vain.
Tne crime he perpetrated was too cruel
the deed too heArtless. He is in mid.
die age, bnt his hair is white, and
his face Is wrinkled with care-an old
man. whom remorse has cheated OF
youth,
The girl yet lives in the city unmar.
ried. She has strange heart, and
mind warped by affection. She refus.
od TO testify at the trial.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-04
Xho Difference.

One of the great female writer's on
dress reform, In trying to illustrate
how terrible the female dress 10, says
| Take a ms n, pin three or four table
cloths about him, fastened back with
elastic and loOped up with ribbons /;
draw all his hair 10 the middle of his
head and tic it tight, and hairpin on
five pounds of other hair and big bow
Of ribbon. Keep the front locks on pins
all night, and let them tickle his eye
all day; pinch his waist into corset
and give him gloves a size too small
and shoes the same, and a hat that will
not stay on without torturing elastic,
and little lace veil to blind his eyes
whenever he goes out TO walk, and he
will know what woman's dress is.
Now you think you have done it
don't you, sis? Why bless you that
toggery would be heaven compared to
what men have to contend with. Take
woman and put pair of four shilling
mems drawers on her that are so tight
that when they get damp, fromperspira
tion, sis, they stick 80 tight you can't
cross your legs without an abrasion
Of the skin, the buckle on the back
turning somersalt and sticking the
points into your spinal meningitis put
on al undershirt that draws across the
breast so you feel as though you must
cut hole or two in 1t, and which is 80
short that 1t works up under your arms
and allows the starched upper shirt to
sandpaper around and file off the skin
until you wish it was nj sht the tail of
which will not stay tucked more than
half block, though you tuck and tuck
and then fasten collar made of Sheet
zinc, two sizes too small for you,
around your neck put on coat and
vest and liver pad and lung pad, and !
stomach pad, and porous plaster, and |
a chamoise shirt between the TWO 9th
ers, and rub on some liniment, and |
put bunch of keys, and jack. knife |
and a pocket book, ana a pistol, and q |
plug OF tobacco in your pockets 80 they
will chafe your person, and then 90
and drink a few whiskey cocktails, ana
walk around in the sun with tight boots
on, sis, and you will know what a
mans dress is. Come to ii cure it up it
is about an even thing, sis, isn't 1t. ?
Daily Republican., 1882-05-04
SIM nalI.DOX.

ALLENTOWN, May 3.-Since Tues.
day of last week ten new cases of
smallpox and three deaths FROM that
disease have been reported, while nine
teen patients have been declared con-
valescen.. The nun Der of cases nc " is
30. There are fifteen houses still under
quarantina regulations, 4 of which are
being fumigated.
In Bethlehem, for the same period, 4
new cases and 8 deaths were reported,
leaving five houses under quarantine
with seven cases of small
pox
South Bethlehem has already paid
$6, 600 expenses incurred during the
smallpox epidemic.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-04
The Latest wedding Fancy,

A pretty idea was carried out at a
wedding in London the other day. The
brides dress was of white brocade,
and the bridesmaids appeared each in a
different color, OF rather tint, 80 pale of
hue were their pretty dresses. One was
ia rale blue, anota er In pale pink, a
third in pale yellow, and the fourth in
pale green, while all four wore large
and picturesque white hats, trimmed
fea theirs and Howers to match their re-
spective dresses, and each carried a
bunch of fioue ers which also harmonized
in colCr with her gown.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-04

GHERlFF'S SALE. by VIRTUE OF A
~ writ Of venditioni exponas to me di.
reoted, will be exposed tn public sale, at the
Court House, on narket street, between l0Ia
and llth streets, in the
CITY OF WILMINGTON,
New CASTLE county, State Of delaware,
ON FRIDAY, MAY Il, 1882,
At2 O'Clock, p. N.
The following described real estate, viz
All that certaia lot, piece or parcel of land
with two story frame house thereon erected
situate In the city Of Wllmln ttJn, Aforesaid,
bounded and described as follows to wit Be-
ginning at point on the westerly side Of
Locust street between b and q streets at the
distance of 80 II. IN. southery from the
southerly side CT b street, thence westerly
parallel With h street and passing through
the n idile Of the division wall bet Eeen this
and the fra he houee adjoining on the north,
81 II. in to a stake, tn ,ncs southerly paral-
lei with Locust street, " It. To a stake, thence
easterly parallel with the first described line
and b street, and passing through the mid
die of tho div ion wall Detwep n this and the
house adjoining on the nth SO # in. to the
westerly side Cf Locust stteet, aforesaid, and
thence thereby nortnerly IL n. to the place Of
beginning, be the contents what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
erty OF Joha ID. Thompson, and TO be sold by
PHILIP X. CLARK, Sheriff.
SHERlFP's OFBIOs, wilmington, Delaware,
April ~, 1882. s25-eod-ts
Daily Republican., 1882-05-04
a IonleuA EMeAlh 0aft.

Buck Mack is handsome young fel
low OF Louisa Court House, Virginia,
and Laura Albert is his jealous sweet
hear Mack was to spend day by ap.
pointment with the three Misses Tol-
ford, and Laura believed that they had
matrimonial intentions toward him.
She sent them q box of candy with the
message: "p3ar girls, eat all this can.
dy yourselves. There is not enough Of
it to offer 10 Others" They obeyed
this injunction, and were nearly killed
by the poison it contained.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-04
GROWING OH.
At ski we'll remeD ber when
l fansied folks old ut ton,

At six-I we'll remeD beY when
fansiod folks old ut ton.
Rut, when I'd turned my first decsde.
Fifteen appeared more truly staid.
But when the fifteen round I'd run;
thought none old till twenty one.
Then oddly, when I'd reachsd that age
held that thirty made folks sage.
But when my thirtieth year was told,
said : AT two score men grow old ~
Yet two-score came and found mo thrifty
And 80 drew the line at fifty.
But when reached that age, l swore
None could be old until three.scorei
And hero am at sixty now,
AS young as when at six, trow
lis true, my bair is somewhat gray,
And then use cane to day.
lis true, these rogues about my knee
Say Grandpa" whom tsey speak to me.
But bless your soul. I'm young as when
l thought all people old at ten!
Perhaps a little wiser grown
Perhaps some old illusions flown.
But wond'rlng still, while years have
rolled,
When is 1t that man grows oldr
Daily Republican., 1882-05-04
Another Explosion.

Another rolling mill in the Hagley
yard, which was attended by James
Mclaughlin, exploded about eight
o'clock Wednesday morning, but luck
lily no damage was sustained. beyond
the consumption Of about 100 pounds of
powder and the blowing off Of the roof
of the mill. The explosion is supposed
to have been caused by bolt breaking
in the roller.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-04
1882 TESNIAL.lSS2
lS32oEsrs sEss ss1AL.lSS2
ESTABLISHED 1882
The Old and Reliable
LEADING
Clothing & Merchant
Tailoring Estab.
Iishment in the State,
22S MARKET ST. 228

Fifty years OF uninterrupt,
ed bu ST ess prosperity
proves that good Goods, at
fair prices, sold as represent
ed, always holds a customer
and briggs others to you.
We offer you this Spring
the finest and largest assort
ment of Clothing we have
ever made which we will sell
at One Low Price. Our
price for class Ready
made Clothing is the lowest
in the city. We have
special lines in Boys and
Children's Clothing manu-.
featured expressly for US that
cannot be duplicated by any
house in this city.
Our Merchant Tailoring
department is stocked with
the finest Foreign and Do
Suitings from the
leading makers In Europe
and this country, and will be
made up in the latest style
and best manner under the
of Mr.. N. Bayne
and Mr.. Geo. Mccall, we'll
known artizans in their line.
We have a line of Suitings
made up during the dull
times under the supervision
OF our cutters that we con-
slider superior to any ever
in this city. Call
and be convinced.
Thans ing an indulgept
public for so many years of
their patronage, we invite
them to call en- US during
our Semi Centennial.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-04
FLOUR, FEED, HAY
" AND GOAL DOWN

Buyers look around and save your money
by buying whore you can buy the bsst goods
ior the least money oOk at these prices:
dried apples, cts; evaporatod IL cts dried
peaches, 10 and IL cts; 3 bs. fine prunes, as
cu.; ns. good coffee, rs cts; sour kraut, 10
cts. qt; sugars away down; the best Is ct,
syrup ever sold in the city for the money;
good syrups 10 and IA cts.; our 40 ct. tea il
extra, our 80 is fine, our 8O can't be beat, he
member W. are selling for net cash those
brands of -four, Vim, Lea & Son'stest pastry
$S76; best Clifton F. F. F. $3.50; Psutaxlt F.,
Is 25 Kirkwood, $I75; y. extra fne ia nily
the city. Remember we guarantee these
hours to give satisfaction, if not we will send
after ths -four and refund tho money, so with
u you take no risg. This $3.50 -four We
recommend especially and We sell more -four
than any other grocery house In Wilmington.
Goods delivered all partS Of the city or vicin-
ity. Hay $l.26 per hundred; straw 80 Gus;
oats, 90 OTIS. P. J. FORD, Front and Madi.
son or Front and Maryland Avenue. Be
sure and get the right corner. mars
Daily Republican., 1882-05-04
CHERIFF'S SALE

BY virtue Of q writ Of levsri facias, to me
directed, will be exposed to public sale, at
the court house, on Market street, between
Tenth and Ell venth streets, In the city of
Wilmington, Delaware, on
FRIDAY, MAY 9Th, 1882,
at2 O'Clock, p. NJ,
The following described reai est Its. viz:
All that certain lot, piece or arcGl Of l,nd
with hree story brick dwell ny y, use there
on ersyted, (knCwn as NO. AZ Jettersoa st.
situate In tho oity n Wilmington, founded
and described as follows, to wit beginning
at the southeasteriy c0rne of fifth and jeff
erson streets, thence south sry along the east
erly eide OF Jeff.' son street ~ feet inches to
a otak' thence eas ery parable! with Fifth
street 73 feet to a stake, thence nortterly
parallel with JeHorso rect 20 feet inches
10 the southerly SIDE of FIftb street, thence
hereby ives rrly 70 feet to the place of be-
aiming, be the contents thereof within said
POUNDS what they my
Seized AMI t.Sen IN execution as the prop
'rty ofIsaac Murray and Sarah his wife and
. t. to be sold by
IHILIP II. CLARK, Sheriff
SHERIrF's OFPI.E. Wilmingto Delaware,
.pril 20, 1882 az, eod-ts
Daily Republican., 1882-05-04

d DUPTURE.-CURE GUARANTEED
~ BY J. B. Mayors Method whers others
hil. Send stamp for testimonials, 98I Arch
street. PhiladslDhiA mlo.lydAW
Daily Republican., 1882-05-04
BANKERS.
No. 1l8 MARKET S.lkLhi

WhL-.lAk .v-, ~.
-fOR SALk-
$3.50 Oity Loan, due 1901. ~ per e.at S3oe
WARTED-l0 8iiares Of Mss0A.c ilali Etooa
We otter unusus! facilities IA Es'
York, Phils., Bs,ton, Bait. ard WGshinEto
70: the purohaSo Of stocks and bonds, bsiG 4,
onucctcd by privsts wire With thea- '!s'nT
Local securities bou4 ht and snlt
Daily Republican., 1882-05-04
at 2 o'clock, p. m.

Tne I'll owing described real es ate viz
All that certain messuage aud piece or parcel
of land with stone dwelling house, out
buildings anu bhru thereon erected, situate
in Brandy vine Hundred, New Castle County
and State Of leiaware, bounded and descrlb-
ed RS follows, 10 wit Beginning az sake
q corner OF Eli h Iailey's lands, thence noruh
l053 Degrees east Is erches 10 & AXE the ,ce
by new line divi ing this from tile Origina!
tr ct OF which H. is a part north 7234 degrees,
wesr ll-l0O perches to a stake on The north
side OF tAe Wilmington and Great Valley
Turnpike road, the"ce by the same south le
degrees, west 40 p! riches to q stake, being q
corner Of the said Iii 4. alleys land thence
thereby north 81 dcVrees, east g. perches to
the place OF beginning, containing 10 acres
ana leo perches Of fland. be ths same more or
less as appears in deed record U. vol. page
80 &C.
Se'zed and taken in execution as tn prop
erty OF Thomas l.. Talley, b, and t be sold
by PHILIP X CLARK Sheriff
SaREIFP's OsFlos Wilmington delaware,
April II, 1882. e20eod .ts
Daily Republican., 1882-05-04

CHERIFE'S SAI.E-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ of ais. venitloni expOnas to me d.
recled will be exposed to pub. .ic sale, at the
court house. on M .rket street between 10th
and llth streets, in the city of Wilmington,
county Of New Castle County, state Of Della
ware, on
FRIDAY, MAY s 1882,
Daily Republican., 1882-05-04
rNOR SHERIFF
LDk SHERIFF.
MOB SHERIFF,

FoK SHERIFF.
THOMAS B8ACKIN, Of Mil Greek Ha
hereby pledge myself to support tho Re-
publican nominee whoever he may be. j25-t
Daily Republican., 1882-05-04
DHlLADELPHlA MARKETS.
WILMINGTON QTOrATONs.

WILMINGTON QTOTATIONS
Uhoice Roller Patent Flour sY9o0s 80
=" :" Family Flour. e.7t67.'s
Roller Ground Superflpo Flour. ..7b
Choice Amber Wheat. l.60
i elbow O0rn per bushel. el............ 80
White Corn Meal boIted, 100 bs.. 2Os
Yellow Corn Meal, Dolted, 100 rs. l.ss
Unbolted Corn Meal Per 100 bbs. l92
Corn Shorts and Cuttings, per ton $500
Best Middlings per tor .......... $500
Best Ship stuff, per ton........... $500
Bran, per ton ..................... $500
WILMINGTON HAY AND HTkAW
MARKET.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-04
POLITICAL GAwDN.
EOR SHERIFF.
JOHATHAN Z. GEORGE.
0f NAW llaa akln Ia

again announce myself a candidate IN,
tne onice Of Sheriff Of New Castle County, al
me ensuing general election. Subject 10 the
ooclsion OF the Republican party, plsdgins
"Zs9n 70 support the nominee Of the party.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-04
PUBLIC MLM.
BOAR dan q.

DOARDING- -PLEASA Nj RO OMS FOR
ID married or single gentlemen; also table
bOardef s; sos ", Tenth street. s20.l2t