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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-26

Water street, one-eighteenth interest TO
William Bohlen, for S420; lot near corner Of
Nam and Vance, Fifty five feet front, sold q
ID. L. Elicit for $50 per foot.
Us there chsuce to get up 4 walking
match heTe?' asked a detected, collarlt 50
individual OF well known msnipUlaior Of
pedesirianism yesterday. 'Of course there
is" was the response "You ought TO go
down to The Nashville depot and walk TO
Louisville. What you need is advertising.
If You do that yon'll get your name in all
the papers, and they will send for you to 90
to New Eogland, New York and other places.
Call and see me agaiu, or write 10 me. Go
and make yourself famous. No thanks"
Thomas Bresnan Yesterday brought a
suit in the Chsnc,ry Court against Msry
Brosnaa, lie wife OF his uncle, Morris Bros
nan. On the Sth OF this tSonih the marriage
of Morris aud Msry took place. Fhcn as
Brosnsn claims that al TIE lime of the cere-
inonv his uncle was = luuatIc and the lady
knew il Ehe. she married him. He states
in his bill that his GiScls sas q prosperous,
thrifty builder and contractor til kstely, and
that be possessed considerable property. The
nephew asserts that he was incapable of con-
seniing to marrisge, and asks for wit de
-fERdtieo irquirendo.
e. W. McKittrick was tried few days
ago in the Criminal Court for assaultinz
Special Constable Murphy, who served an
attachment some weeks ago on him and was
about to levy on his goods. Mr.. McKitirick
told him the goods did not belong entirely
to him, and on Murphy's pressing his claim,
McKittrick got his shotgun and threatened
to shoot him if he attempted 10 levy. The
silk culturist was arrested, gave bond, with
Mr.. C. Mundinger on it, and the case was
taken before Judge Horrigau. Yesterday
the court decided that if Murphy was legally
depuiized, McKittrick was guilty of an az
sanlt; but the court further held that a
magistrate cannot deputiEe upon final pro-
cess, virtually verdict for the defendant.
The enlargement appealed.
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ALL OVER THE SOUTH.

Scooba, Misz., has neither a school nor a
schoolhouse.
stThere are 100000 white and %. 900 coIored
Baptists in Mississippi.
The corn crop of Mississippi this wear ia
estimated at 25, 0O0. 900 bushels
Yazoo City, Misc, is happy in anticiFa-
ton Of being railroad terminus.
Hazelhurst, Miss, has two hotels, whose
proprietors are named Hogg and Hominy.
A West Point, Mis-, lady has q peach
tree which has bloomed four times this year.
An apple containing "tbree distinct spe-
eies'' has been shown the Carroll iMiss-) Watci-
man.
An ordinance Is being prepared at Louis
vile, KY, 10 prohibit peddiers from pulling door
bells
Last week a. Gzliatin, Coeiah county,
Miss, ninety votes were cast for Andrew Jackson
for president.
Vicksburg, Miss, hiss reduced her police
force from twenty TO fourteen The press protest
against the reduction.
Bishop McTyeire will preside over the
Sorth Mississippi Conference, which meets at
corinth on the 18th instant.
Tie sale of Texas lands 10 English capi-
tsiists is becoming enormous Tracts as large as
COG, 900 and 1000 600 of acres are sought
An old negro 10 Anderson county, KY,
was induced by several white men TO drink pint
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STAGE CUES.

Lolita at the Hub"
The World in Washington.
| Robson & Crane at Boston.
Sdml Of Posen in Baltimore.
Den Thompson is in Chicago.
Lawrence Barrett al Pittsburg.
Mckee Rankin in 49 in Chicago.
The Black Flag waves in Baltimore.
Kiralfy 's.Around the World in Chicago.
"Bardwel Slote" Florence is in New York.
Emma Abbott 10 packed houses in Phila-
delphia.
Margaret Mather had crowded houses at
Cleveland.
The Black Crook has been reyamped in
New York.
Annie Pixley has been playing in Brook
lyn in cara.
Modjeska enthusiastically received in
Philadelphia.
Lights Of London were seen in Cincinnati
the last week.
james E. Murdoch, the veteran actor, will
give an entertainment at the Boston Theater to-
morrow night.
The faDnbrokeT Of Harlem is the name of
comedy just produced at the GermAnia Theater,
New York. 1t is said 10 have caught on.
Mrs. Elite Henderson has received letters
and criticisms of the Liverpool pres, informing
Court Theater.
John Gilbert says of Langtry. 'She is
not so robust as other Rosalinds' have seen, bus
fills the ideal of Shakespeare"
Samuel Freuch & Son have secured The
rights TO the Sarer King, produced last week al
the Princess, London. The play has q strong
American element in it and proved Successful.
Mr.. Henry C. Jarrett has arranged sith
Dan Harkens. the American tragedisn, for q tour
Of the q nited States. Mr.. Harkens is of the Nc
and has haa orufst -
gland and Australia.
Mr.. Waliack, who has secured he American
rights to Pluck. the recent Drury Lane meiodrams.
john Stetson for production at Booths ur stei-
son has declined the offer.
Modjeska's "Rosalind" is spoken Of az
delicate ereation-Perhaps less, sprightly than
shading and with such a wealth Of STomsnIiness
as to make it ehsrmingly attractive
Henry Wsiterson made another addition
Mary Anderson recently. He called her a sid
dons, a. Cushmsn, an oridamme ana several other
country; he has fine command of slop.
The Norfolk Jubilee Singers were all ar
arrested in New Haven. Sunday light. for viola
ton Of city ordinance in giving performance
the New England blue law should fall first on ia
ardent admner, the emancipated black Moral: 1
EmanclpaIed blaeks must observe the local laws
however blue.
The distressing information has been re-
eeived that Oscar Wilde isabout TO produce a play
IN this country, the name OF which Is % be Ferd
II Is called by its conceited author new drama
of life and love" The literary emporium OF
" hosting has Oscar aud his play in tow Where
Is the vigilance committee or the National Board
of HEALTH
An alleged drama entitled Revolution, writ
ten by steve" Maybell. a Sandlot orator and
MoIld-6e kearney, was produced at Dashaway
Hall, san FIanefsco, last Friday evening and
highiy enjoyed 1y the audience 1t is so bad a
play that II IS really worth seeing both as liter
ary ana dramatic curiosity. The plot turns upon
the love OF an 5000 per day monopOlist for q
oezutlful but Sirtuous factory girl, and the love
making IS frequently iuteIspersed with stupid
Lectures on political economy
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DYNAMITE EXPLOSION,
One Person Killed and Several others
Dangerously Injured.

ELIZABETH, Pa, November PA terrible
explosion Of dynsmite occurred at Belleview.
two miles from here, yesterday, killing one
person and seriously injuriug several more.
1t appears that coal miner named Fors ythe.
took several sticks Of dynamite home for the
purpose OF fishing, and not knowing its
dangerous qualities placed it in the oven of
the kitchen stove 10 thaw out He then
went 10 work, and his wife and three chill
dren sat down TO dinner. In about fifteen
minutes he was startled by loud report,
and hurrying home TO learn the
cause a CHASTITY spectacle met his gaze.
His house was completely wrecked, and
his wife and children were lying insensible
on the ground and horribly mangled. The
youngest child, Willie, aged five years, was
dead, and Mrs. Forsythe, who was sitting
nearest the store, was gashed and bruised,
and presented the appearance of a person
riddled with buckshot. She was still living,
but her injuries are such that death is ineyi-
table. The other two children were consider
ably bruised and cnt, but were not fatally hurt.
The sig hi nearly crszed Forsythe, and ne at
tempted to commit suicide, but was pre-
vented by his friends.
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been changed from the fourth SATURDAY.
to the fret Saturday of each month, the
next one taking place the I'd of January.
On the programme yesterday the exercises
which elected most interest were an "Erpla-
nation of Some Geological Charts" by n. S.
Jacoby; methods in Arithmetic" by Prof.
W. S. Jones, and "Modes of Discipline" by
Mr.. Mugan. A resolution was adopted BY
the association strongly indorsing Frank NJ.
Smith for superintendent of public
instruction FOR the State, and rec
ommending him for appointment by GOV.
Bate sitter his Inauguration.
A contribution of $40 was handed Mrs.
Milton, the corresponding secretary, from L.
s. Holden, to aid in defrayiOg expenses of
postage, etc.
This il a work which merits the eucour-
agement OF all citizens interested in public
education, and the teachers Of Shelby county
engaged in it deserve the highest praise.
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THE GARFIELD FAIR
Formally Opened Yesterday by President
Arthur Under the Most Favor
able Auspices.
Weekly Statement Of the Condition oil
National Banks-RedemptiOn OF
BOnds-A Sensation.

WASHINGTON, November 25-Receipts OF
national bank notes for redemption during
the week ending today, S2.14l 600; bonds
held by the treasury to secure national bank
circulation, $780,, 193, $50; to secure public
moneys in national bank depositories, Sl6,-
1863 600; bonds deposited to secure cireula-
ton during the week, S2,239, 300; to secure
circulation Withdrawn during the week, 81
266 800; national bank notes outstanding,
1862, 422 ,969; lawful money on deposi; 10
redeem notes of national banks reducing cir
culation, S23, 959,i2s; liquidating banks,
So. 763. 851; failed bsnks, $97,717.
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STAGE SETTINGS.
A Fairly Successful Week IA the Thea
Ter. with "Hearfs OF Oak''
and my Psriuer..


Herne's Hearts Of 0ok began their engage
ment here last Monday night, giving three nigh
s aaa b nnee Inc G0spes 81 tb
play. The scenery in Hearts Of 0dk is so good and
the baby scene so enjoyable that the audience
money. NJ Partntr. which IS the most successful
Western play upon the stage did good business
here. The pre- ent company can be conscientiously
Inferior to the aidrch I Parsloe combinaton
We must Confess hat we vastly PREFER Mr. Thomp
son to Mr.. Aldrich; he Is in every way better
praise for his Maj Henry. Clay Britt The hu.
NOR OF the part has never been so well brought
out as by him. Mr.. Mordaunts Britt was stu,
pid by comparison.
Little Patience.
Prof. J. G. Hsndwerker and haudsomest
boys and girls in the city viii repeat Patience at
the Theater Thursday and Friday nights and Eat.
the attention of the people to this entertainment
They remember how pleasantly the little folks
clever rendition Of the delightful opera. Prof.
Handwerker's patience aud care contributed
greatly to the success of the opera then, as it will
no doubt do now.
The Professor,
The Professor begins three nights engage
ment at Leubrfe's tomorrow night. Concerning
the S, play AZ, the arant courier ., says:
Nights at the Madison Square Theater, the Hazel
Kfrke Theater, the theater where Hd-.t Kirke
TIE Professor SO success full? Because it
Is full of wit and beauty. Because it captiyates
The venerable father. Because il charms the
Prudent mother, and the hopiely man from
Country, fastidious man of the city,
Plain man of the cottage, and the rich man from
The palace. The Professor ran one
Hundred and ffty-one nights, because it satisfied
The exacting heart. Its wit charms the intellect.
The Mozarss.
The magnificent Grand piano, purchas
by the Mozart Society from Messrs William
Knabe & Co, arrived early this past weekaild was
tested In the presence of the officers aud members
and few guests by the pianist OF the society and
another leading performer, last Thursday evening
The instrument is Undoubtedly the finest Grand
piano in tone and appearance ever brought South,
and the press and friends OF the society generally
will have an opportunity to judge OF its merits on
December 18th, when the Mozarts give their first
concert, at Leubries 1heater. The Nezsrs. Knabe
Il Co, to encourage the laudable enterprise I'M
dertaken by The protectors and managers of the
society, have been extremely generous and liberal
in their terms. and we bespeak for them good
from the Memphis public as recogni-
lion of their efforts in behalf Of the cause of
musical education here. A full line of these de-
servedly popular instruments are always on sale
at the music house of Ii. q. Holienberg.
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THE SHELBY COUNTY TEACHERS,
Meeting at the Market street school
BuiIdinE Yesterday.

The Shelby County Teachers Association
met yesterday at the Market street school
house. The association consists of about
100 members, all of whom are engaged in
the work OF teaching, mostly in the public
schools OF the county, and a considersb BILE
number of whom were present st the meet
ing yesterday. The object of the asso-
citation Is to discuss methods OF teach
ing and discipline, to elevate the standard
OF the qualification Of teach srs, and to de-
yeiop and improve so lar as possible the
public schools under the school system of
the State. The general work of The associa-
ton. and its general obi ,cis. are of great i'm
poriance TO the public al large, bat the par
ucular programme and the exercises OF each
meeting are of especial interest TO the
members. The regular meetings have
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-26

lord Queensberry, who created a sensation
at the performance OF Tennyson's new play
in London on Saturday night, is ihirty-eight
years old, and belongs TO the house of Doug
las, of which the Duke of Hamilton is the
head. His family has known many misad-
ventures. His father was killed by the ac-
cidental explosion of his gun. His brother
Was killed by falling over precipice on the
Matterhorn. Lord Queensberry was removed
from his position as a Scotch representative
peer in 1880. He said en- that OCCASION:
This is perhaps the last chance / SD all have
of making the statement before my peers.
That any human creature, be he peer or
peasant, man or woman, pauper or million
aire, should be visited with pains and pen
alties because OF his or her speculative opin-
len on a subject whereupon but few even
among professed Christians are agreed, Is
bitter satire on your Wanted liberty. My
lords, it is the spirit that lighted the martyr
fires OF Smithheld and that led to the stake
gallant and noble souls such as Bruno. 1t is
noble company you are placing me 10, my
lords, and L shall thank you for it,"
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A Neuu.e ror Cork.

The wonderful succ 5, ofthe American
make OF "Linoleum" flor cloth is fully de-
served Its beautiful floor covering CON-
posed mainly of finely ground cork and
solidifed oil, making remarkably durable
floor cloth, unexeelled for elegance in designs
snd coIorings. Especially suitable for ali
classes OF dwellings, dining-rooms, halls,
churches aud hospitals. The genuine has
"Liuoleum" printed on the back of eyery
square yard. Kept by all carpet dealers.
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a SENSATION.

DISTRICT OFFICERS DISMISSED FOR INTERFER-
ING IN THE STAR ROUTE TRIALS.
WASHINGTON, November 25.-The Presi-
dent, upon the report OF the Attorney Cen
eral, has issued an order removing District
Marshal Charles E. Henry, Postmaster ID. b.
Anger, Assistant Postmaster NJ. NJ. Parker,
N. D. Helm, foreman of the Congressional
Record, and George (. Spencer, one OF the
commissioners OF the Union Pacific railroad,
on the groundi that they interfered with the
administration OF justice in the Stsr-roule
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In the Whole History Of
Medicine

irAoe sHppghes1F n na q Coz. Memphis. Te
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DETECTIVE MURDERED.

detective named Cox was shot by a man
with a revolver at II 80 O'Clock tonight in
Middle Abbey street, this city. Another de-
tective named Eastwood shot Cox's asssilant.
Both The wounded men were taken TO the
hospital, where Cox died. Eastwood, Cox
and another detective were together on
special duty in the neighborhood of Sack
vile street, watching party of men sus-
pected of being Fenisns. Four shots were
fred al the officers, one of them wounding
Cox. Eastwood pursued the man who fired
the revolver, aud shot aim in the head, arm
and hand. The man is not expected
10 recover. He was among a group Of ten
men, one of whom, who sought TO hurry the
murderer away, was captured by soldier of
the Rifle brigade, who drew his bayonet and
threatened 20 run him through ii ne did not
surrender. Cox was thirty years old, and
his assassin, whose n me is Christopher Dow
ling, is of about the same age. A third man
OF the party is also in custody. The men
had just come out of a public house fire.
ouenled bv Eenians
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REDEMPTION OF BONDS.
SECRETARY FoLGER WILL TAKE UP 4
BONDS PRESENTED.

SECRETARY FOLGEk Wild TAKE UP Any
BONDS PRESENTED.
WASHINGTON, November 25.-Secretary
Folger this afternoon notified the assistant
treasurer at New York, that in lieu of call
for bonds OF the five per cent. funded loan
of 1881, continued at three and ha per
cent, by the highest numbers, at a notice of
three months, as required by law, and then
on anticipation of payment without rebate
of interest, the Secretary OF the Treasury
will, on the 18th of February next, receive
and pay S10,O00,000 of bond, not called for
payment, without specifying numbers and
without regard thereto, il the holder present
them for payment, and that he viii at apy
time from now until that date pay that
amount of those bonds without rebate of in
terest, ii they are presented at the office of
the assistant treasurer.
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THE GARFIELD FAIR
FORMALLY OPENED BY PRESIDENT ARTHUR
UNDER MOST FAVORABLE AUSPICES.

UNDER MOST FAVORABLE AUSPICES.
WASHINGTON, November 25.-The Gar
field Monument Fair was formally opened
in the rotunda of the capitol by President
Arthur at 2:15 o'clock pm. to-day. Every
inch of space was occupied. The President
expressed regret that the managers of an
enterprise so worthy Of support had not been
able 10 secure place in which they could
more appropriately open the exhibition. He
formally declared the fair open to the gen.
erous public, and said that there was no spot
in which a monument TO Garfield could
better be erected than in the city in which
he spent SO much of his life.
The fair promises TO be grand success.
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ClIean Charlie

LITTLE ROCK. November 25.-Iu the JEFF
fersou Circuit Court, Msj. Newman, publisher
OF the Pine Buff Commercial, seed c. r
EreekInridge, congrss-m an sf-large-e ecf, for
$3.50 for services rendered 10 secure his nom
ination. The payment Of the sum was re-
sisted as excessive. 10 day the jury req
dered verdict of S37 for Newman.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. E. NJ. EABBrTr, OF Louisville, is in
the city.
Mr.. LANsFIELD, of Baltimore, is in the
city. He is in the rubber business.
Miss EDITH WHITAKER has returned from
indianapolis for a short visit. She is stop
ping at Mr.. James's, No. 100 Court street.
Mr.. F. E. ADAMS, Indian Bay; J. A.
Golfer, Mason, Tenn; and E. 7. 3. MILF,
San Francisco, Cal, were visitors on Change
yesterday.
THE Rev. Harvey Flynn, of Alabama,
is in the city, and will preach This morning
at the Lauderdale Street Presbyterian
church
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INTERESTING DISCOVERY.

While some excavations were being con-
Quoted, says the Antiquary, in the nave OF s..
Patrick's Cathedral Dublin, an interesting
discovery took pace slongside the second
pillar from The Earl Of Cork's monumeni, on
the southern side. Here a coffin was dis
covered, in which was square box contain
ing the skulls Of Dean Swift and Stella, TO-
geiher with a white glass bottle having
a red zeal, inside which was manuscript as
yet unopened. 1t is understood that the neck
of the bottle will be cut in order TO get at
the manuscript, which will probably contain
soma interesting matter
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ENGLAND.
LORD RANne1.pH cHnRcH11.1,s

LORD RANDOLPH CHURCHILLS VIEWS.
LONDON, November 25.-Lord Randolph
Churchill, replying to deputation who in
vited him 10 contest the seat for Msnchester
at the next election for the Commons, said
he saw no good object in concealing his
opinion; that the function of the opposition
was to oppose the government. During the
late sessions this was systematically neg
lected or defectively carried out. More than
one legitimate opportunity for conflicts
which ought to have overthrow the min
istry, or inflicted great damage to it, was al
lowed 10 pass. The vitality of the party
was not to be estimated BY the great speeches
in the country, bat by action in Parliament.
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IRELAND.
THE JOYCE MuRpERERs.

DUBLIN, November 25.-The FIVE prisoners
who pleaded guilty at the JOYCE murder
trial were SAINT from here 20 Galway to-day,
all manacled and accompanied by strong
guard.
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For Tennessee and the Ohio ualtey, CLOUDY
rainy heather ,cinds mostly sosserty, stationary
or higher temperature, loVer pressure.
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MURDER IN DUBLIN.
a Detective Shot Down in the Public
Streets-1he Deed Supposed to
Have Eeen Committed
By Fehians-The Pope InsuIted-Afi
Interesting DiscoYery-Eceen-
trie Lord Queensbury.

ST. PETERSBURG, November 25.-The re-
ceot visit here of the Emperor and Empress
WAS attended with extraordinary precau-
lions. Police were posted every six yards,
Dvorniks massed at the corner OF each street,
and soldiers drawn up outside the barracks.
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