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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-04-05
Ii ASEBALL.
Judge Horrigan Directs the Sheriff te
Arrest Those who Play IL Sunday.

Judge Horrigan yesterday paid his respects
to the disorderly persons that congregate for
the purpose of playing baseball on Sunday.
The following order was entered yesterday
by him on the minutes of the Criminal Court ::
1t appearing to the Court that in the SUBJ
urls Of the city of Memphis there are sew
eral places where large number Of disor
derby persons congregate for the purpose Of
playing on Sunday game called baseball"
and it further appearing that the conduct Of
persons who so engage in said game on Sun
day is not only dissertation of the Sabbath
day, but also, by reason of the boisterous
and riotous behavior of the persons en-
gagged, as to become common nuisance TO
the people living near or passing said places;
it is therefore ordered that the sheriff take
such steps as in his judgment are necessary
to arrest and bring to justice such offenders
as are herein mentioned. 1t is further or
d.red that the attorney-general prefer bills
of Indictment against all such offenders.
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A Ten Strike.

A young German-American, Hermann d.
Hartjen, left his old grandparents in Ger
many to escape the military duty of the
Faderland and to better his fortunes. He
was only twenty-one and found a place
to work at the Ten-pin Alley of II. Bill
lenberg, a compatriot who enjoys a high
repute, at No 100 Raymond street, Brooklyn.
He was a saving young man, and invested
one dollar in the February drawing of the
Louisiana State Lottery (he was not sure of
the stability of the savings institutions), and
he received $4,000. He is now a popular
leader of youth in the city OF churches. He
is about to return to superintend the removal
of his grandparents here. He will invest in
the next drawing, which takes place April
11th, before he leaves, and you can learn
anything about it BY writing to Nj. A. Dau-
phin, New Orleans. La.
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7HE, M lem Pills d lily APPEII

Of the Fifth ward, brought there Tor the
purpose OF controlling the meeting and pass
ing the resolutions in the interest OF low-taI
Democracy.
RssoEred, That we also protest against the
admission of delegates to the State conven-
tions, and believe that delegation repudi
ating the settled policy of the Republican
party, and pledged to support the platform
announced BY the meeting of the Sd instant,
ought not, and will not, be admitted TO seats
in the Stale convention.
Resotped, That we think it proper that this
meeting shall appoint delegates untrammeled
by any such resolutions, and who are in ac-
STATE
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DELEGATES.

The decent element then adjourned. 1t
must be understood that Messrs. Smith, Har-
ris, Vernon, Hunt, Cassels and their follow
ers behaved themselves in the most gentle
manlike manner and that the rowdy element
was furnished by Shaw, Jennings, and a
number of political deck hands.
When the meeting was over Colonel L.
Lafayette Jennings arose and said some one
had said that the resolutions adopted the
day previous were written by Democrat.
He pronounced the assertion ian internal
lie, the author Of it liar, and one who knew
he was lying when he said it."
OF such is the rank and file of the party
of great moral ideas in Memphis.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

BAILEY's, 295 Second, is the place to have
good plumbing done at reasonable prices.
SECURE ease and comfort BY using German
Corn Remover. Sure cure for corns. Twenty
five cents. Druggists.
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NOTICE.
sTOCKHOLDERs' MEETING.

TIME stockholders of the Memphis, Ina and
l. Brunswick Railroad Company will convene at
city of Memphis. WEDNESDAY, April 5, 1882, at
- m, pursuant to the bylaws, for the purpose of
electing directors for the ensuing year and for The
transaction of such other business as may come
before them. N. CALM, Secretary.
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Silk.Raising school

Commences April 10, 1857. Call and registe
your name.
p. WALLACE McKITTRICK,
Practical silk Culturist and Reeler,
22l Second street. Memphis, Tenn.
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The American and European Bakery
Bikes bread in the English. French ard
Vienna styles) has removed to 1s2 Front
street, between Washington and Poplar.
PETER CETTISICH, Proprietor,
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TO LADIES!

THE MESSRS. KREMER beg to announce that
l. they have secured the services of
Madame FraneOise VanI'OOtey.
of Paris. France, Gutter and Filter in their
DresSmaking Department..
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Hose-Hose Carts.

Now ready for sale
p. WALLACE McKITTRICK.
Practical silk CultuIist,
2N Second street.
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Buy Matches. JeMelry.
TerribIc Ioss of Lille.

Diamonds and other goods at Thayer's. The
stock is being disposed of under SD assign
ment, and must be closed out
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Closing Out.

Having decided to close out my entire
stock of stoves, / will, for the next sixty
days, sell rery IO,o for cash. LOUIS DUsH,
39i Main Street
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LOTTERY.
TheuTTLEHAVAnA COMPANY

Supplement TO Royal Havana Lottery
Takes Place "Wednesday, ApriI Is, 1852.
NEW SCHEME@I5,0OO Tickets only 81
each-S72 Prizes (U-R. CurIency) Sf6-1O9.
Desiring meet the very general demand for
Low-pricsd Tickets we have devised Supplement.
tary Series Of Prizes, based upon the Regular Draw
TINS of the Royal Havana Lottery, the amount OF
Prizes in which are As fOllOTg:
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Removal.

Prices as per quality.
BROWNE. 40 Madison street.
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S71 g. Currency. SIG 39
The tickets in the Supplement are sold At 9 uni
form Price
sFholes, 81; Halves, 81.
Prizes paid Il full In United States currency i'm
medisfelv presentation of ticket For tickets
and further informs ton zpDIv tn CHASE d CO.,
New Haven. Conn, or No. o West Court street,
Memphis, Tenn.
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B.LOWENSTEINlB

eS- We are In receipt of our
spring and Sum mer stock Of
Imported Cloths, fresh from
the looms Offhe best English
and French manufacturers.
An inspection solicited.
Prices as reasonable as any
ffrsf-elass Tailoring Estab-
lishment I'm the SOuthwesf.
MURRAY a RIDG ELY,
No. IS Madison street,
Memphis, Tenn.
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FOR RENT.

nOOMs-A very desirable suite of bedrooms,
n, with southern exposure, in Planters Insu-
rance Company's building. Just vacated.
1.-TWO FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS-With or
i without board, at 80 Court street
FsIRABLE FRONT BOOMS-Furnished or I'M
IL furnished, at 140 Madison St References.
DOOMS-Two second story front rooms, with OF
n Without board No. 1876 Third street.
NrFW COTTAGE-No. 423 Orleans street; seven
IN rooms; every modern convenience; also,
stable and Phaeton House. Apply to
G. ID. RAlNE, Al Madison street
~ I'VE At IS Main street.
TWO OFFlCE ROOMS-Renovated. FEIGE &
L PETERSON corner Jefferson and Main streets.
nOOMS-Fiye nice unfinished rooms.
Inquire at 55 Market street.
nURNIsHED Front ROOMS,
ATION-Fifteen miles abeve Memphis;
good improvements
sToREROOM-No. S07 Main ST., Peabody Hotel.
POWER IL ALL-ExpOstion Building.
STOREROOM-No. SSl Main street. Apply to
r. B. SNOWDEN or J. L. GoODLoE
No. 81 Madison street
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HAVE your plumbing done by Bailey
Jeweiry at Cos
Young Silkworms
Peabody Hotel.

At the assignee's sale of the Thayer stock,
which is new aud complete.
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FRENCH Nteam Dye-W0rks.

Millions OF rats, mice, cats, bedbugs,
reaches, lose their lives by collision with
Rough on Rats" Sold by druggists, 15c.
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A TENDER COURT
RENTS Four Hundred Dollars of a Lot.
cry Mans Fine, Imposed by the
Criminal Court.
The Lessee Of Presidents Island Pre-
scented with a Note Of One
Thousand Dollars.

The County Court met again yesterday and
went through with a variety of business.
The main feature of interest was the re-
mission Of the fine of Gillespie, the lottery
man. Gillespie appealed very plteously to
the mercy of the court through good lawyers,
and he got only fine OF 500 left against
him, despite the position of the county at
torney that the court had no right to remit
the fine. fine against Gillespie is simply a
fine against the lottery company that he
represents, and that it would affect him per-
sonallY Is the Yerist nonsense
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MILLINERY AT POPULAR PRICES
NEW DRESS GOODS
OPENED MONDAY MORNING.
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Ladies' and gentlemen's goods dyed and
cleaned at Louis RiegePs, 5Si Jefferson street.
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Resolred, Believing that it was impolitic
and unwise for the so-called. Republican
mass meeting that met on Monday, the Sd
instant, TO have passed any resolutions on
the State debt question, but that that ques-
ton should have been left to the State con-
ventioH, to assemble on the 9th instant;
and believing that the resolutions adopted
W the so-called Republican mass-meeting
are so at variance with the known views of
The Republicans of the State and the Repub-
lican party of the nation, and so much In
harmony with the purposes of the repudiat-
ing element of the Democratic party, we
cannot refrain from entering our solemn pro-
test against the resolutions promulgated as
the views and sentiments of the Republicans
of this county. We do this the more earnestly
because the meeting of Monday did not
represent the Republicans of the county, but
was, as we believe and charge, with compar-
itively few exceptions, made up Of citizens
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-06-15

= Gee.n(sitia. a;Im WlsipsSaus su
(sinsm Sii&aa&bar)s SD m5dts germ.
raudsn, - wte fao benn bier bic Cigar.
rsn9"
.: uWenn man ba,u Bier trintt, bann
ssetn lie an!2"
u: ullno bas Bisr24
.: Nun, ran mai ta,u saudsn, tann
madti % fA fdon!A
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- 9ie 3aiierin bon &uBlano 1T BON
elmer So6ter entbunoen iporoen.
- Sie europdil9en 8etpoDner Nler<
anoriens perlaRen in S6aaren bic
Stabt. 9llle Dampfer iino iiberfant
uno &aiiitenpaIagiere iinb frob, ,penn
lie einen plab auf 9ed erbalten. Sn
Golge belen eripartet man ir1 Srieit bis
@onntag Die Infunft bon 10000
Tlii6tigen.
: Ser Sngenieur bes engliI6en
ariegsldiffes vSuperb" unb slpei Ma=
troien bonn v9elieon," Die bel beln &ipt
in Nleranorien getobtet tpurben, 1ino
bom 8oro bes eriteren S6iffes aus
na6 Seelnannsbrau6 beItattet lporben.
= Sn oen lebten Sagen baben aud
in Miin6em mebrere 6elbitmoroe bon
Soloaten itattgefunben. Gin Soloat
eri6oB ii6, elm an6erer ertrdnfte li9 in
oer Star, elm britter ber1u9te lib gu err
tranfeA, uurbe aber bur6 bic fiibne
@ntidlolienbeit zines Gefreiten aus benz
bo6gebenben Gluile gerettet.
- 0r. bon Mabai, Der 8erliner poz
liSeiprdlioent, fat loeben 800 ppli3iIten
uno &onitabler auserleien, ipel6e cine
Nnsabl bpsienii6e uno dirurgiI6e Bot
lelungen nit anb0ren iollen. ,pie mon
bel gBunoen ben erHsn Yerbanb anleat,
Gritidte, Grtrunfene, 8erbrannte unb
anbere &rante unb 8erlebte bebanbeln
mus, bis dratlide 6ilfe berauae9Olt 1T.
Wan bafft, oahur0 BEL sablreicben
l(nfdllen ben tOotli6en @usgang su
oerbiiten.
= Sn 8ruliel lit Die 5lrltin bon
earananzGbimap nit einem ibrer 8e=
oienten bur6gebrannt. Shr Mann
trOltet ii6 SGmit, Sab Der Seiratbseon=
tralt i3Hl cinen betrd6tli6e, She'll oes
aus brei Wfillionen Dollars beteben5en
Yerm0gens ieiner 6rau F6ert uab 1T
bereit. in Die 6eantraste S1eibung su
ipiligea.
= Sie eleftrii@e 8abn bon Gbar=
lotten6urg na1 Dem SpanbQuer 8erg,
10 erSdblen berliner 9latter, herfebrt
jebt aii grocer &egelmdbigfeit une prd=
silion, pbne bab felt ben lebten Mo@sa
aud nur Die fleiNlie @iadung einsetre=
ten mare. Jtur an Sonn= un5 6eier=
tagen pir6 Der eleftriid 8etrieb einee=
iteat unb Der Pferoebetrieb tuiebsr avf=
genommen, 6a Die teifeH eleftrifAen
WaaeM BEN 8etfebrsbebiirfniB nidt
genifaea ipiiroen, elm semil9ter 8etrieb
aber aus te9nii6en Griinben ni6t su=
lailig 1T. Das problem Der eleftriI6en
gabn nit Oberleitung uno Gputafttpa=
gen bari ieBt als .sAf has GIiidli1fe
eel1lt betra@tst perOen.
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Cine sci itrsi a e Nntwort.
Urit: Yapa, warum labt Der Nadts
wddter I'M 10 ubr Ntenbs nur Ginen
piiller tSnen, UNI bic Stunbe ,u beaeia.
nenP
Hapa: Weil er bic 9eul nidt tlaien
lam.
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fineirte 6sile ob3uthr3en coer 3u uerldn=
germ babe. Nber cas lhSue ernife @es
adt mar wie Elm peridlpfsnes Bud
Bob belt es fir oas Beits, cas- Nsiultat
unbeftimmt 3u lahen.
IS 1T ietr idper, iaSte sr, usnn man
bic DumpfidiH. uno @iienbabn. .Nni&lihe
ni4t i'm &cpfe bat; es t0nnen adt, es
tSnnen aber aud piersetn Gage iein uno
auf elmer 10 lansen 8eife .onn rersweifelt
piel paiireu, belcnters auf oisIen eleacen
9patiuentalz Uabnen: geripdtuns, Gnt'
Sleilans. 3uIamnsnitob =
Bob madts eine erwartunsspclle YauIe;
nidts reste fd In beal id0nsn @efdte !;
nidt einnial in ben balb selhlclieneu Mu=
gen ,udte es. faum oaB iih bic 2ippen Be-
westen. uls lie iset 70 pcr Fd bin, wie
nit id ielblt ipredenp, iaste:.
Sd weib bier Ssulanoen, oenl Gaptin
@crpon iebr une,freulid tdme. meaisitsns
10 tanae id bier bin. =
@ie msineu Qatp 8aQpcaitles iaote
BOZ idueg.
ga.
@ie taben - baten Fe ssiproden! .
bite, bite ~ Id peie, pab lie bier 1T =
fasen Sic mir Naes!
SD babe iie seiprohen. ,psnn man e'=
nsu tur5en Wehisl beftis Observation-Disclosures
Wnrte Elm @s{prdt nenneu fam.
. web! lsufste Bob aus Ger TieIe lei.
mes 5eraens. tint ii& in hemielben 1fo'
mente 81 iasen, sab ct gar feine 8erans
lahnne 5Hls Seafsen babe ODER bod nur
baben wiiroe, bate anasla oas uuerfreu=
lide pcn GomaroS RSmmen auf ltd be5o
gen im @esentbeile, oas Serein3ieheu
uon Qasp SatIpeaitle in bic Dissolution Elm
sutes 3etden isi. Wsnn mau anfias, bic
pinoernifie gu ermibeu, 10 muble bod
aud i'm piptsrerunse eia 3iei lisSe'
(gortf, Suas folgt)
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@erabIetmns Der 4sreiie fir
DRY-GoOpS
bsi
8. .. Tanf, stlpmp plasa,

9err o. .. sSrant bal bic Yreile fir
iolSenoe g hnttt= sDaartn fur
pisis Wohe nm miubsaens 25 Yrpuut
rseu5irt:
8ran,aiifte gawns NIT UancY gorbe,
6antp lsinene Qawns.
&c 3oa fran;SFl&e Ysrealss.
3sptpr unb fHOtttfds @instams,
Stetiudue. pilbOp u. Yistorialawus.
0emafsrts unt sinla6e Natnlopis.
Sdisisr unb anhtrs lsidts Stolfe, Bun.
tinSs u, 10,
sPisen, &rasen, Sals. uub 1afa.n.
tiiher uno Sonnenidtrme.
Sps,ieue Yrtiis unb Nnerbistunasn
In 5trren. uno &natsn. Nn,iatn, Stie.
lsln. Sdubsn, 3smosn. 9itsn u. {. 10.
Sctben rbaltsn eiHsn neasn Yorraib pon
Cqmsn. une Jsinberlhubsn, 9ausldu.
ben, Yaatoifsln uno 1oil,itsortifeln.
DIE patii. aSnisin gietoria, @uttan
uub 9rcqu.t 6ausltubs Fnb lotten elm
estroHsn anb psrbsn ,um btliaRen Vr,ils
oHsrirt. Btrssbt Mot, bab STR bis(e
grtssrmabIeuns une sIsl, Offtrte nur
sae" est o. .. 6rant,
Alamu. pIa,a.
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Soiepb &anoa's Mable
In Nsu Braunitls mablt isbr sutss 8orn.
uno Dsisenmetl nnp perfauft In 9robtn
Quantttdtrn In bic llmsssenp.
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l.v6f Oemi"rt i'm Ysirast ven 1906, 5at
~ @afrassn fur assnisn. frpit Raisn fai
elubs tSnnsn nur in ttr Sffes in Ntw- DrIsori
etmatt perbsn.
Wtstn SnfprmaiiOn rb. 9flsaunasn fhrslbt no.
{" W. VI. Dlupbin,
Rtm OrItans e.
gbwere Wosre. aetnt. Gds pauiion u. gnauis
Suabs, Gan Mnispie.
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(gortf,bups foIgt.)
Geit 6ippofrate8' 2eiten bat

- Seit 5ippptrates' 3eiten bat man
CUR @ertreibHns Der ednlorbolsen es nit
allerlei Wit!eln periudt, BON cem bes
barbariiden Nusbrennens nit rcttelihen=
ben giien bic gu ben nuetclcn Suadial=
bereien ber Neu5eit. Da enblid eatbeate
9r, Silsbey css laile pirfsnse, anBers
lid an,Awenbenpe peMittel, - ANAKESlS",
Hub nun 1T benz 9eipencen iener Nrt ses
bolfen. Sn alien GpOthefenit bic Saads
tel poll ranateiS" gu 81 90 gu baben.
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Cages > Weui9feiten.
& Tia B..

- Sm Neprdientantenbauie entfanb
,ipii1en 2ellp bon penniplbanien uno
Wbite BON Sentlldp. cine biBige Seene.
Qebterer fam auf Die bor Dem Minbpm=
Gomite abaegebenen Nasfaaen auriid
uao fiibrte }pesiea al, Der 3euge Naila
Ter ba6e erfldrt, bak Geu9, Worliker
aes 8omites fiir Mittel unb Mesa, nit
ben 8ertretern Der Wbisfep= Diiiiaerieu
ireenb Elm W6fpmmen setroifen babe,
tpona6 lie iid) segenieitig belfen iuoll=
ten. 9ie Sarif fleute MOLTEN ben Seltil=
lateuren bel Dur9fiibruns ibrer pldne
bebilfli6 iein unb umeefebrt. S6Iias
li9 habsu Die 4ariaeute i6re Ureunbe
hbsn laKen. Rsllp bebauptsts, bab
0liaer ettpas berartiaes ppr oem aos
mite nie geiasi babe, iuorauf Wbite err
tpieberte, baB er sesenmdrtig getpeien
lei, als Qtiller Die IuSiase ma6te.
8edp nannte bies cine 2iise unb Wbite
CAB ibm ben Sdurfen suriid. Oie bei=
Sen Mitalie6er entidYlbiateH iia fldisr,
oa6 fe bic gpiirhe bes 6auies berlebt
4abeH uab bie GntI6Rlbisunseu ,pur=
oeH QnBeu0nlnlen.
= Die Yoitoner S9nittpaaren=
Sanoluns Soroon, Wtari6 & 60. mol
len bieien Sommer sw0lf ibrer 4erfSuz
fer auf sfaHen eeg Jirma iiaD europa
gum Yersniisen fenoen, unb bas ion
iebes Sabr nit einem anberen 9ubenb
Nngeltellter ipieberbolt irerben. .-Wit
loben bieie Dirt, Die 6irma ansu3eigen
uno aussusei6nen, ais cine Der 5wefs
mdRiefen,
(" 'Woli 9leiu gorf iuirb mitgesbeilt,
BOB Sas sroBe Mobetpaarensei9dft
Stenart & So. am 30. Suni befintib
| gef6loien ,perben 1pa. 8ereits linb
| gegen 400 2fpte entlafen morbsn. unb
e6e biefer wtonat CUR yieise gebt, m'r=
ben 100 ueitere gntlaiiungen por,u=
nebmen ieill. 0ie gntla1enen beiinben
iid in einer wenig ba1eibenstpertben
Gage. IS iuirD ungemein i9pierig fir
| iie iein, gu bieier Sabresaeit cine ibusu
| sAiaesHbs 8sIddftiguRs ali iiaesn.
Nuslanb.
= Hi6ter beantmortete i'm 9eids=
iage Bismard's Rebe gu @unfien oes
Sabadsmonopols. ST bebauptete bic
@ebe iei nur cine Gampagnerebe getpe=
fen an bic Wdbler Der 2anbesgelebae=
buns seri6tet; bic 3eit fsi sefsmmen,
: Gisnard ausurufen: Sis bierber UNI
nidt ipeiter. Ser &eidstag werbe cir
gutes, aationales Wert tbun, ipenn e.
/. bas Sabadsmonoppl, cine frembe Sn
.. itituIieH. tntgegan ben prinaipien Seuf
i9e,i 1ebens. perperie.
Hrnf aolItoi iii ber Nadfolge1
/ SgnatieIfsi er gebprt su ben ortbOborer
: suIien, bait Bile Deuti1en, nenn aud
4 ni1t in Dem WaBe ipie ieiu 8Organse
} un6 feline grnennung tann ni6t al.
; Elm 3ugeitdnoniB fir Deutl6lano uni
Celtreid betra6tet tperben.
? : Ser fraH3OIlde SuIiiswinihs
: Ut. &umbert bat relignirt, neil Die Sc
puiirtentammer bic 8ill angenomulel
bot, Die lsbenslanglidbe 9lnitellung be
\ Hl9ter absuibaiien unb 0estere tpabl
5 bar su MAIDEN. Yrdiibent Grepp ba
r bic 3eiienation nidt ansenommen un
, Der Uliniiier gebt bOrlduiig fir cine
{ Ntonat auf llrlanb.
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Nounta1ta State 2otterp Sc.
Di.fss Snilisut wusse La aosr. 1858 fur er.
tsbangs> uas Dsb!isdtisfsits- 8wsds ppn be
Staateissislatur fur ZEN 8sitraum pra flnfune-
s!pan,ts Jaaren eefstlia ineorporirt nit etnsn
Rapital ven 81 ,00o.sOo, ,u w,ldam Il, G,itbI
sintn Refersefpub scn es5s .000 binauasfiiat bdt
Ourd Elm lserltwtaslinss Sotum muyten itrs
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Death Of r ~ rOisat.

Rev. John Poisal, a wildely-kuown and
popular preacher ofthe Methodist Episcopal
Church, South. died Sunday night at his res
idence, No. 1S6 North Calvert street, Balti-
more, in the seyenty-sixth year Of his age.
Mr.. Poisal was born in M%artinsburS, Viz
ginia. now West Virginia, his iather, ashoe
dealer Of that place, being q staunch Me.h-
odist. Young Poisal united with the Church
when quite Young. w,sla.gelg s5lfeducated,
and at the age of twenty years entered the
Baltimore Conference Of the N. I. Church.
Since that time lls27lh Sc has had charges in
Maryland, Virginia, New York and Penn
s~ylyania. In 1866 hejoined the Baltimore
Conference ofthe ". F.. Church South, trans
ferring from the New York Conference.
Prior to this he had been pastor of the Bed
ford S;rcetM i. Church, New York city.
Some time after uniting with the NJ. T.
Church. South, Mr.. PoiSal became editor Of
the Episcopal Methodist, The organ Of the
Church. South, pGblished in Baltimore. lie
was elected chaplain Cfthe Forty-ht;h Con-
gres, bat shortly after resigned and became
the private secretary OF the late Mayor
George z. Kane, which position he retained
up to the death ofthat Official. On the lst
of November last Mr. Ioisal and wife ccle-
bratcd their golden wedding at The Carroll
ton Hotel. in this city, which was attended
by q lagc number OF professional and bust
ness gentlemen, including many clergyman
ofdjac7ent denominations. His health has
generally been excellent letreccntly he was
attacked with heart troGblc, mich culmi-
mated in death.-SuR.
D-. Poisal and the senior Of this paper
w,rc boys together in Nartiusbu~g, and
nearly seventy years ago were schoolmates
and on Saturdays and at odd times under
the willows caught the unvary minpow in
Tu-carora creek. Ron the d.. Ct early
manhood ID. Fois-l h;s been a fisher of
men-a faithful, Jealous workerin the Lords
service, and now fall of honors and ofycars
ha- .oae 70 his reward