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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-15
VIVA 7
DOYOUKNOW?

DO you know that success sthe
true test of merit?
Do you know that, In cOnse-
quenee Of the unprecedented
sale of finest classes of Goods,
Kremer's, .this.early in the sea-
son, are laying in their second
stock?
DO you know that on Monday
and this week through, that eX-
quisite Dress Fabrics will be
offered by Kremer's at prices
that will crafty purchasers?
DO yOu know that 80 so Will
buy a handsome Satin Fur.
Trim nm ed Circular at Kremer's:
Do you know that half the
money will buy twice the value
in Satin and BrOcaded Wraps at
Kremer's?
DO you know that the anne
money you would spend else
where will give yen n Kremer
Hat IunequaIed for B. auty and
Style?
DO You know that for S3, $3 so.
81 and 81 so, So SO, you can pur-
chase of kremer's Children's
and Misses new and stylish
ClOak.?
DO you know that for 81 per
yard you can purchase a variety
of beautiful fabrics at kremer's?
Do you know that Kremer's
continue their great bargains i'm
Ribbons and Straw Hats this
week?
Do YOU know that for wide
awake stylish goods Aremer's
is headquarters?
What you do not know i'm ref
erence to our goods and styles,
we Will be happy TO inform you.
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Floyd's Ladies' Restaurant.

Ladies need feel no delicacy about going TO
our place offer the heater. Oysters, fsh, game,
ice cream and many ittie .delicoeies to suit the
most fasfidi0us
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At No. 231 Main street, have 9 most mag
nifcent line Of carpets, etc., as we'll as the
largest line Of furniture ever exhibited in
this city.
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MARRIAGE BELL
Ceases 30 TinkIe on the Evening Air
ABy More

The Marriage Bell Association, of this
city, ceased to tinkle yesterday afternoon,
after an existence OF few months. The
cause Of the suspension was the filing OF GER
tain attachment suits in Justice Coleman's
curt on 1878 % in bank by certificate
holders who have no interest in assessments
already levied. The assignment filed yesieT-
dsy states that he association, among
oiher assets, assigna the rights of the asso-
ciations for damages against parties who
"Krongfully sued out attachments" the dam
ages 10 be used for the ben. fl OF the holders
Of benefit certificates A. Hstchett is the az
signee The following il a statement OF the
assets aud liabilities:
ASSETS.
Balance of unpaid assess
ments, as per schedule A-.--sl9,95O W
Balance of unpaid annual
dues S0@ W
Cash on hand and turned over -,
TO eSsignee..--..... go Zo-s<l1'oV .
LIABILITIES.
Benefit certificates which have matured
by filing of proofs OF marriage-..-.-.-sZO'UO W
Excess assets over liabilities. 81, 40 .
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RrvsonN Co. Furutfure

At No. 23l Main street, have q most mag
nifcent line of carpets. etc, as we'll as the
largest line of forfeiture ever exhibited in
this city
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Roofs. A. Il. Sloan. SHOES.
Tha BIC Brand

have a large, fresh and choice selection
of all kinds of boots and shoes, and cannot
he undersold. Call at 22I Main street.
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Circuit Court-Jame. o. Pierce

Circuit COurt-James q. Pierce, Judge
The cases on last Wednesdays calendar
not disposed of will be called tomorrow.
The calendar set for last Friday will be called
Wednesday next, October 18th, and the cal
endar SET for this week will be called next
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GROVE LoT-sixteen
V acres. the pretiest in the country, and deslr
lie residence property On shelby street VII eX-
coTntrT store T. ". ROY5TER Co. rs M2ln
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M E N x e n IS

Unrivaled selections of exclusive designs in
Sui,s and ClOaks!
Should be seen by every lady. We have
everything new and desirable in
Ladies' Satin Dolmaus and Paletots.
Ladies' Plush Dolmans and Paletots.
Ladies' Cloth Jackets and Circulars.
Ladies' Silk Jackets and Circulars.
Ladies' Satin aud Plush Dresses.
Ladies' Serge and Silk Dresses.
Children's Cloaks and Dresses.
Infants Outfits. Infants Cloaks.
Boys Clothing-hfty styles.
When in the Ladies' Suit Department
ask for the
Menken Pelisse Suit!
1t is a most elegant gasment,
at very low price.
nEIudA 4IOueSCAuAs
In every department we have articles
especially for brides, such as
Tinted Brocades and Satins,
Tinted Pushes and Ottomans,
Real Lace Collars and Barbs,
Real Lace Handkerchiefs,
Beautiful Fans and Hosiery,
Lace-Trimmed Underwear.
The Grand Mousquetaire!
Ten different styles, buttoned and hooked.
Tints, Terra. Cottas, Coachmans Tans, etc.
Never has Memphis seen SO large, 80 ele-
CANT, 30 gorgeous selection OF
choice goods as shown
now by the
MESSRS. MENKEN.
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FIoyd,s Candies.
Clearing Sale.

One hundred va,ieties, our Own make. Also
just received nice line of fancy baskets, suit
able for candies.
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36S.
Boots. A. Il. sloan. shoes.

For boots and shoes made to order go to
Voe1eli & Co.
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An EXCELLENT Medicine.

81 certify that my wife and myself were in
bad health for some fifteen years- l CHANGED
to be looking over one OF SimmoDs's Liver
Regulator Almanacs and saw A ii. Stephens's
aud Bishop Pierce's names 10 testimonials. 1
then obtained some OF the Regulator, and
can heartily recommend Simmons Liver
Regulator 10 my friends as an excellent
medicine.
2. E. HARRISON, Md. Gordonsville, Fla.
Beware of bogus and counterfeit Simmons
gotten up to sell on the popularity Of the
genuine, prepared only by ]. 81. Zeilin & Co.
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B. LOwENsTEIN & BROS.

B. LOWENsTEIN & BROS.
Display Monday morning
Special Novelties in Silks,
Special Novelties is Pushes,
Special Novelties in Velvets,
Special Novelties in Brocades,
Special Novelties in Dress Goods,
Special Novelties in Black Goods,
Special Novelties in Costumes,
Special Novelties in Dolmans,
Special Novelties in Hosiery,
Special Novelties in Neckwear,
Special Novelties in Underwear,
Special Novelties in Handk 'chfs,
Special Novelties in Gloves,
Special Novelties in Ornaments,
Special Novelties in Buttons.
These Novelties, we claim, are only
shown by us. We invite an inspec-
ton, feeling that it is to the interest
of the public that they should see our
immense assortment before buying.
B.LOWENsTEIN & BROS.
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Economy In Wealth.

Gents clothing dyed, cleaned and repaired,
BY l. Isaacs, 30 Second ct. opp. Court Square.
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Boat.. A. IA. sloan. shoes.

1 have large, fresh and choice selection
of all kinds of boots and shoes, and cannot
be undersold. Call at 221 Main street.
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MEsSRs. MENKEN

Have made a very large importa-
ton OF these goods, both in plain
colors and povelties, and are en-
abled, by the wide range OF color
ings in their assortment, 10 afford
special facilities for matching and
combinations.
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Memphis weekly Mortality Report
Mortality report Tor the week ending Satur-
dav Ocioher 18th. at 6 O'clock pm:
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Ihave large, fresh and choice selection
Of all kinds OF boots and shoes, and cannot
be undersold. Call at 22l Main street.
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Fresh AIackinaw Trout,
Fresh Salmon

And fresh meats of all kinds,
AtV. D. Fuchs, 80 and Al Jefferson street.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

Z ITsTEkNs BUILT, REPAIRED And WAE
~ ranted, or DO charge
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Names of the Firms to Take Part.

We the undersigned agree to participate in
the Industrial Procession 20 be given Octo-
Der I6 III, and hereby authorize the Jubilee
Committee to assign us places in said pro-
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Administrators Sale at Auction.
As administrator, Will sell at suction, FRIDAY
MORNING., October Goth, at 10 O'Clock, at the cor.
ner of Vance and fernando streets, the stock of
FAMILY GROCERIES, HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE and personal effects of the late F. B. Rus
sell J. A. DENIE Administrator.
A NJ gtoddard Auettoneer
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M. &c. G. Kremer &C0
Attention, Porter Guards, Waldrau
Guards and (hickasaw Guards!

You are cordially invited to call and try
our celebrated Key West Chickasaw Guards
Cigar, at ten cents straight. Accommoda-
ton for all, l. sAMELsoN & CO.,
$40 Main street..
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Household Furniture

Household Furniture
AND HoUSEFURNIsHING ARTICLES
OF Every Description,
Tuesday, October I7th, at 10 O'CLOCK Am.
At 22S Main street.
STOnnARn Anntinnear
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Call and see the stock and get prices.
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AUCTION SALES.

Auction Sale in New Orleans.
BY o. YALEToN, AUCTIoNEER.
Wreck of Steamboat Robert II. Lee,
For account of whom it may concern,
Tuesday, October 3Isf, at O'Clock pm.
viii be sold at Office, 90 Magazine street, New Or
leans the wreck of steamboat Robert E. Lee-hull,
boilers ensines anchors shafts, ETC., she now
lies sunk in the Mississippi river, about thirty
miles below Vicksburg, in low water.
Terms-Cash on spot.
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The Committee on Display will try to visit
ON Monday those whom they have not yet
called upon, and invite them to join in the
parade; but ss il is i'm possible to see all, We
hope everybody will report Immediately to
the chairman, No. 279 Main street, go places
may be assigned them in the procession.
Besides participating in the parade, we de-
sire all to lr pare decorations for their stores
and residences for the day and limitations
for the night OF the Jubilee throughout the
entire city. Grand Marshal Sam I. C,rnes
will publish the order and route of procession
in few days. Respectfully,
JAS B. COOK,
A. S. LIVERMORE,
Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-04
PoRrNsOy WANTS INFORMATION.

WAsHINGToN july 3.-In the House of Repre-
sentatives to-day MIR. Robinson, of Brooklyn, INTRO
duced a resolution Of inquiry, which was referred
The resolution recites the constitutional provision
which prohibits any Senator or Representative
being questioned for any remarks spoken in debate;
states that on January % 1882, Lionel Sackvlle
West "the accredited Minister of British monarchy
in this city," called upon Secretary Frelinghuysen
and questioned the remarks delivered in the House
the day before by Mr.. Robinson, and expressed his
dsapproval of the resolution of the Committee on
Foreign Affairs. and closes with the following:
Resored That the Secretary of State s directed TO IN
form this House. without reference TO Its lnconpauD
ity with the public interest, whether said British MIN,
lister suggested any punishment lor those VINO nad
spokeu ia that debate January a. 1882 without MS
leave: whether he suggested the appointment oil
R1tsh censor revise before publication the epeeches
delivered in the House and Senate whether he sug
oesed the person best fitted to administer soothing
vrp TO the Brush Lion when disturbed by the Eagles
wng whether he suggested the official recognition Of
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE, founded by Horace Greeley,
member of tne Irish Directory of lS4s, the British
organ in the United States in manifest injustice TO the
dns claims OF The Times, and whether said British
Minist- suggested that we had saluted tue British
flag at Yorktown he thought that had permanently
pulled down own, together with full report
possible OF the conversation which passed between said
Minister Secretary OF State the 25th of Janu
AIRY, 1882.
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CONGRESSIONAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.

WASHINGTON. July 3.-In the Senate to-day
a bill was passed appropristing $4,000 for public
huiding at Asheve N O. The Secretary OF the Inte-
rior was directed communicate to the Senate de-
tailed account of Indian Civilization Fund its origin
and It's original and present amount The Senate bill 10
authorize the sale of timber certain lands reserved
for the use Of the Menomonee Indians In Wisconsin
passed Senate bill 10 amend section No. 2,325 OF the
Revised Statutes touching the Issuance Of patents for
mineral lands, was passed
In the House. resolution was Introduced by Mr. Coz,
of NewYOrk calling the President for copy OF the
record and proceedings OF the Spanish American Com
msson and the Of the umpire in the cases OF Dr.
A. A. Philllps Charles 81. Campbell and A. A. Arengo.
Several amendments To the Legislative Appropriation
bill were nonconcurred In Bills were passed appropr
ating 600 for public building at Terre Haute, Ind
whose ultimate cost shall exceed Sl5O,00O $4,000
for public building at Oxford Miss $4,000 for pub
lie bulldog st ST. Joseph Mo-, the ultimate cost OF which
shall not exceed $85 900 aud $4,000 each tor pu0nc
buildings Harrlsonburg and Abingdon, va Inc SEN
ate bill 10 accept and rafy agreement with the Crow
sale Of portion OF tnelr RESERVATION IN
Montana required for the OF the Northern Paclno
Railroad Company, passed A bill was passed 70 ox-
cIude the public IN Alabama from tie operation OF
the laws relating mineral lands. blu was passed ep
proprating 800 900 for public building at POughkeep
Sic n Y; tuis ia less by $4,000 than the amount
provided in the Senate bill The Senate amendment 10
the House bill TO pay mileage and per diem 10 witnesses
in the Star Route from beyond the Mississippi
River agreed substitute for tho Sundry civil
Appropriation bill was introduced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-04
HAWAIIAN INTELLIGENCE.

SAN Francisco, July 3.-The steamship
suez arrived yesterday from Honolulu, with the follow
ing news up to June %: The new Gibson Ministry Of
King Kalakaua is very popular They have their own
way with the Legislative Assembly now In session.
Premier Gibson has introduced loan bill, which no
doubt will pass. to borrow @2OOOOOo TO promote lm-
migration and certain internal improvements. The loan
will be taken up in Honolulu. The Government now
proposes to assist immigration, without the immigrants
making contracts TO labor Portuguese immigration
from the Azores checked for the present on account
of the excessive charges. The British steamship Mon
arch arrived from St. Michaeps at Honolulu with $50
Portuguese immigrants on board, at cost to tne
Hawaiian Government OF $65,OOO. Yet on evidence IL
ia proved that the actual cost was about SZo,OOO
Attention is now directed 10 Japan IA favorable neld
for recruits peoplng this archipelago Inc Govern
ment mas on foot a measure for introducing colored
iborers and their families from the United states into
these islands and 1t is the purpose or the Goyernment
10 proyile for the passage Of the Immigrants WITHOUT
tSer being subject any contracts for service or
charges whatever. .,, . -. IN ,.u..
IN il generally understood though not yet oiciauy
announced that e coronation OF King Kalakaua VIII
take place February IL 1883, the anniversary Vi HIS
accession to the Hawaiian throne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-04
MR.. CHRISTIANCY AND HIS WIFE.

WAsuINGToN July 3.-EX-SenatOr Chris
fancy had short accidental interview with his wife in
this city to-day While walking in Thirds at the inter
section of ndiana-ave about o'clock this morning, Ar
Christiancy saw his wife standing the front paror
tract his attention what seemed to be letter He
for some other passer-by, but upon looking round and
seeing no one in the except himself he came to the
conclusion that intended for him. and de-
the house Mrs Chrstianoy left the window and as he
reached the door, she opened it, and with much appar
eut excitement and agitation, threw her arms around
him and seemed to ask his forgivlness He gently but
quickly disengaged himself and, after exchanging few
words with her. withdrew.
Tonight Mr. Christancy said that the interview was
purely accidental one and had significance whatever
and that he regarded his wife only with pity and sor-
row. "This will be last interview" he said, and
the pending suit for divorce Will on TO decree
Mrs Chrstiarcy and shall never live together again.
Mr. Christiancys counsel with the permission OF the
Chancellor has just fled n supplemental bill charging
Mrs Chrstiancy with deseron in addition TO the mis-
conduct previously alleged This bill sets forth that
when Mrs Christancy left her husband at Lima IN No
yember $40 to this city, she wrote him let
ter asking him to provide for her He replied that he
WAS perfectly willing support her, but that he must IN
ss az q dtiOn Of such support that sne give up tue
society OF her male acquanances and return
at once him TO this letter he received no reply and
he dates the desertiOn from January 1ssl The test[
mouy to support the supplemental bill viii be heard IN
few dsys and ii is thought that decision III the case
will be reached within month
This evening M Lugenbeel the father OF Mrs Chris
tancy said his daughter authorized the positive
statement that mad had interview wit Mr. Chris
tiancy to-day recently.
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A DECISION AGAINST 4 RAILROAD.

NEwBURG, N. Y, July 3.-The Court Of
Appeals by decision sustains che appeal OF Mrs
Elizabeth Walsh and Mrs Elizabeth L. Chryste, of New
Windsor this county, in acton against the New
York. West Shore and Buffalo Railroad Company. These
owners appealed from the order of Judge Dykman OF
the Supreme Court appointing commissioners to assess
damages to brickyad property the shore of the
Hudson River by building road OH trestewori In front
OF it, cutting off the property from navigable water
The appellants up that the water between the brck
yards and the trestle-work was navigaDle me
Court of Appeals the OrdeS appointing commls
missioners and the afirmance by the General Term.
This leaves the railroad company without title TO the
property although the road Is built nearly oil the way
across IT, and IL may become necessary for the road 10
change tine line in that neighDOrho0d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-04
RAILROAD NE VS..

CALLING FOR MORE SYNDICATE BONDS.
The syndicate of bankers which bought
from Northern Pacific Railroad Company in Noyem
ber $780, $50 900 first mortgage land grant bonds
that time the option to call S20000OO0 more
of bonds by July 1882 On last saturday demand was
made by the syndicate for the delivery Of S5,00Oooo
bonds this option The company was unable TO de-
liver the bonds account OF not having the proper land
grant patents from the Government TO accompany the
bonds as called for by the syndcate's contract The
title Of the Northern Pacific Company to further land
grants matter yet definitely settled The Interior
Department recently decided that new patents for
lands should be issued until the expenses OF the survey
by the company. No opinions TO the Significance Oh
the syndicases option can be obtained from its mem
bers The Northern Pacific Company regards the de-
mand OF the syndicate for S5,00OO00 bonds as COM
Dtment of the Indicate to taking S20OOO,OO wnen
the company is able to deliver them 1t stated that no
change been made the terms OF the original con-
tract between the company and the syndicate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-04
WASHINGTON NOTES.


The President has approved the Joint resolution IN re
lation 70 tue Centennial celebration at Newb1rg New
York the District Of Columbia Appropriation Dill, and
the LOnsulOr aud Diplomatic Appropriation OIL.
House Committee Appropriations tosday agreed
to insert in the sundry Civil Appropriation bill clause
restricting the operations Of tie National Board of
Health 10 the diseases OF yellow fever aud cAolera
About twenty copyists at the Navy Depart
ment have been dropped from the rolls on account OF the
failure Of Congress provide ior the payment OF their
Salaries.
The receps from patents for the month OF jane were
1856 95 an increase the CORRESPONDING month
Of 1881 Of SI2574 TO- The receipts from January to
lime 80 1852 were SCI 692 90 over the
cores poI.dng period Of the prcylous nscaI year VI
$17,lJo 20
The Secretary Of the Navy has appointed court OF
inquiry to investigate the circumstances leading I" the
loss OF United states steamer Rodgers In St. Law"
renee Bay. The detail for the Court is as follows ::
Commodore Thomas 5. Phelps, Captain John Irwin and
Captain A. T.. Cooke. with Lieutenant g. X Rchman as
Judge-Adyocate. The Court Will meet at tie Navy
Iaik. Mare Island on July D.
Colonel James Pe:tigrew Journal Clerk OF the Sen
ate recently appointed of the Utah Commissioners,
resigned his position in the Senate to-day. IL b. Nc
Donald Washington Assistant Journal Clerk was pro-
moed to his place. joan z. Sayer, of Kentucky was
promoted to Mr.. Nc Donad's place, and j. r. Durham,
Arkansas appointed clerk III the SecretaIys Oh
fee Ia Mr. sal yeTs place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-04

during the recent visit OF the Prince OF Wales TO Brad
ford proved to be only fireworks for pyrotechnic dis
play at Bradford.
J. Nco Fleming. director Of the Glasgow Bank mas
been sentenced eight months Imprisonment for con-
nection with the events which led to the failure OF the
Glasgow Bank
The Russian Generals Colbass and Skobee arrived ~
Sofia Sunday The former will be appointed Minister
Of War and the latter Minister OF the Interior IL is re-
ported that the whole Bulgarian Cabinet VIII be recon
strncted.
dispatch to TIE Daily News from Tuus states that
there there yesterday in honor OF
the late General Garibaldi The Italian and English
Conss the French Minister and representatives OF the
Bey attended.
dispatch to The Times from Calcutta states that the
Government has suspended the order that OIL which
has failed to stand the hretest shall be resipped
within sevenytwo hours. The consequence is that oil
constitutes very serious danger TO the shipping ana
the houses in the vicinity
In the House OF Commons this afternoon Sir Charles
Dke Under Foreign Secretary. stated that the Govern
ment had agreed TO attend Congress OF European ma
in regard the protection Of telegraph cables II an
understanding could ba arrived at
number of leasiDg manufacturers met at Cologne on
Saturday and adopted resolution declaring that the BIZ
metallic agitation Is most njuriously affecting the
economic interests OF the country aud that the Govern
nent should express the determination to carry out
gold currency without undue haste.
NAPANEE, ont, July 3.-Nathan Briscoe, farmer, Oh
Ernesown, while handling bees to-day, was stung on
the fOrehtad by ono and died in fifteen minutes.