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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-07-20

Memorial RESOLUTIONS on the Death q
fr.a

ATCHIsoN, Ks, July ia fire yesterday
burned the elevator of III. &. Goodell. Loss
$4,000; insurance, $4,000.
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CAIRO, ILL, July 19.-J. C. Willis, col
lec.or OF internal revenue at this place, has
resigned in favor of William NJ. Murphy,
mis- chief deputy.
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ALEX. STEPHENS
Certain to be Nominated for Governor of
Georgia TO.Day-Judge ireland
Nominated for
Governor of Texas-Phinetus Howe Nom.
mated for Governor of New York
by the Greenbackers.

ATLANTA, GA, July 19-The State Dem
ocratic Convention met at noon, and Captain
Henry Jackson, of Atlanta, was elected per.
manent chairman by acclamation.
In the afternoon session, after stormy
and long debate, the majority rule was
adepted-l95 10 164. 1t was proposed to
nominate A. Fl. Stephens for governor by
acclamation, but the proposition was with
drawn, and Stephens and A. o. Bacon were
put in nomination.
The Convention then adjourned till TO-
morrow morninp
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Heavy Ferc.t Fir.s I'm micnixau.

EAST TAwAs, Mich, July 19.-Heayy forest
free are raging between here and Ansa5ie.
Considerable. damage has resulted to pine
and cedar.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-07-20
THE UNIVERSITY
Or
MISSISSIPPI.
AT OXFORD, MISS.
Tuition Free 10 Everybody but Law
Students.

This institution will open its next session SEP
TEMBER .. 1Se2-
The course is complete the Faculty IN large, able
and Ell cient.
The terms are very moderate
All the departments-Law, Literary, sc1ence,
Arts and Prepsratory-sre in force and open a..
usual.
The whole Institution is open TO both sexes- For
catalogues and information apply TO GENERAL A.
P. sTEWA RT, Chancellor.
Special inducements offered to the poor young
men of ali the country.
h M SULLIVAN. Secretary.
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CONSIANIINOPIE
ARABIPAsHA DEFENDS HIS ACTION IN RETURN
ING THE BRITISH FIRE

ING THE BRITISH F1RE.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 19.-Arabi Pasha
defends his action, and Gays he was fully JUS
tilted by law and by the decision of the coun-
Gil of ministers, in replying to the British
fire.
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A DEAD GIVE AWAY.
JOHN A. wAIsH's STATEMENT OF HIS coNHEc-
TIoN WITH THE sTAR-RoUTERs.

JOHN A. wALsH's STATEMENT OF HIS CoNHEC-
TIoN WITH THE sTAR-ROUTERs.
WASHINGTON. July 19.-In the Star route
trials to-day, Kerr began argument for the
prosecution upon the admissibility of the
witness John A. Walsh. 1t is understood
that the decision of this question will also
affect the admissibility of the, Rerdell con-
fession, and upon this last piece of evidence,
it is generally believed, depends the success
OF the prosecution TO make out case against
the defendants.
Chandler, McSweeny and Toden, for the
defense, followed, the latter arguing that the
Walsh Bradley conversation was inadmissi-
BILE, because it was not pertinent 1t did not
concern the acts done in furtAerance of the
common design. Totten concluding, the
court adjourned.
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DR.. Wards Seminary

NASHyELLE.T TENN, HAS 26z MAI IS
~ of young ladies on its roll. Parents may
rely on this school as IL has seventeen years of
success, own its fine buildings and is prepared
70 train and educate girls In all branches. Next
year opens September ist. Send for catalogue.
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J. THORNTON w. X
Fulmel', ,Thornton&Co.
Cotton Factors, Wholesale Grocers
sss--s7o FRONT STREET MEMPHIS TENN
Adjourn'd Meeting of Stockholders
IN THE
Memphis & Charleston r. r. Co.

"HEREAs, The Convention of Stockholders
wv in the Memphis and Charleston Railroad
Company, which met at the call of the Board Of
the 22d day of June, 1SS2 by unanimous vote ad-
lourned TO meet In Huntsville, Ala on the fourth
Tuesday in August next:
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that the
stockholders in said Memphis and Charl ston
RAILROAD Company will meet pursuant to adjourn
ment, in HUNTSVILLE. ALA, on
Tuesday, the 22d Day of August, Iss2,
TO consider and vote upon proposition of eonscEi
ldaton of the Memphis and Charleston and Eart
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railroad Conn
panies, and TO transact amy and all other business
which may come before them, the sau1e a. At a
regular annual meeting.
The Company agents at fhe several stations Will
furnish stockholders with free passes and from
the meeting. S. r. CRUISE,
Secretary OIL the Memphis aud Charleston Railroad
Company, and Secretary of the Stockholders'
Convention, which met in Memphis, Tenn.
Tune -, 1882.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-07-20

DUBLIN, July 19.-Colonel Brackenbury,
director Of The criminal investigation de-
partment of ireland, has resigned and gone
10 London on account of difference with
the lord lieutenant, who did not agree with
him in allowing the police to join secret So
cieties, in order to turn informer. Some new
rules, also promulgated by Colonel Brack-
enbury, offended resident magistrates, several
of whom lately retired.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-07-20

TAKE Ayers PiIls Tor al Inc PuIPoses OF
headache and liver complaint. By universal
accord they are the best of all purgatives Tor
ianily use.
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CHANCERY SALE
Or
R Z A Il Il y II A r K.


R Z AL Il . II A II II.
No. 2siiTIn the cnanssry coart q shslsy county
DY virtue OF an interlocutory decree for sale,
ID entered in the above cause on The 18Th day Of
ea bidder. in front oi the Clerk ana nazisr's
ofhce, courthouse Of sbe,sy county. Merphis,
-. sesssa.y. s-ay "a ,sse,, =.
eeys eoSn.s si'ae Tenn ne ot q is
northwest corner Of Madison and Third strre:s
thence north on line parallel with Third street
145 feet TO public alley thence with said alley "A
fest to the beginnir z on which lot stands dos ole
brick residence. The said lot containing two resi-
the center Of the dividing wall between the two
Terms Of saie-Ten per cent. Of bid cash; bal
ance in equal instAlments at 6, z aud IS months
rity; lien retained redemption barred. This June
%: 1882 3; J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
Folkes 4. B. Edgineton and l. Lestherm an. sols
Visitors to New York City.
A SMALL private family. having large. nicely
Hotel and near Film avenue. viii let rooms, win
superior table 10 desirable parties, permanent or
52wEs 7 l7TH STREET. KEW YORK CITY.
Trustees sale.
DY virtue OF the terms Of q trust deed made 70
ID me as trustee. by z. l. Belcher, as appears Of
record in CnGttei Book, No. 16 page 80 In the Reg
isterS Office Of Shelby county. Tenn. default bag-
ing been made in the payment of the indebted
ness therein securei, Will at the written request
of The beneficiary. on
Tuesday. August Is, Iss2,
between u O'Clock a. m. and u O'Clock N In front
of my ONCE, No. 30 Madison street. Memphis,
Tenn sell to The highest bidder for cash, the fol
lowing personal property or collateral securities:
First-A claim against the estate Of w. B. Cream
law & Co, upon judgment In the Circuit Court Of
Shelby county, and when assigned was on petition
IN the CnaneeTy Court Of Eaid county, IN a cause
entitled W. B. Greenlaw s. z Green law ct al.
No. z7z4, N T. D., the original Judgment being for
sZz50.
second-Attorney's fees Of the said Z L. Belcher
in the following cases, in which cases proper as
sSgnnents OF these fees have been fled, towit.
in the Chsncery case OF Jennie Mare, by next
friend. Z l.. Beicher w. V. BseigAlupo et al, No.
3,6s T. D., 0. the Chance-y Coun Of Memphis
Third-Also, the fees OF the said Belcher In the
case of Eylrz Durf vs. James o. Durf et al, No.
sSs5 z D.. Of saic Chencery Court
Fourth-Also, the fees Of the said Belshef IN the
case OF Angelo Mare vs.. z. A Parker, Admins
traitor Of Vincent BacigAlnpo, No. 3l47, K. D., Of
said CbaDcery Court Of Memphis. Tenn.
Fifth-Ten shares Of sock In the Irish American
Building and Loan Association of Memphis, Tenn
sixth-Four shares Of paid up stock IN The Mem
phis Bar and Law Association of Memphis, Tenn
W. l. CLAPP. Trustee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-03

Is regarded by many astoo homely q grace,
as somewhat Incompatible with our 80.
called advanced culture, II Is M. especially
iorta nate occurrence that We can point 10
n lie which It ehnobled and ordained, TO- n
man whom 1t, raised 10 cminence, and
upon whom It has conferred irnperishable
rcnowp. This life, only day before yes
terday October 80, 1882, came to a
close; this man--his remains VIC shall soon
follow 10 their final resting place. lie letit
be seen BY his deeds that ut IL moro bless.
ed tcgivc tlan 10. receive; and III his case
were strikinely fulfilled the promises.
'rheln that honor Ne | will honor and
"scek yc first tho "Kinglom OF God and
Ills righteousness; and all these things
shall DO added unto YOU" Snch n life can.
not lave been lived in vain. Noblcr views
Of duty must have been received from tho
contemplation Ola character 10 grand. H.
spired by lis example many no doubt
have already been, and will yet be, stimu.
lated to II more earnest zcal in tho Masters
service, md 10 n more sincere conservation
Of themselves and their property 10 Him
WHO, Though He was ricll, yet for our
sakes became poor, that we, through his
poverty, might be rich" /.
DR., Beatty gave away in his life 10 two
different charities 100000, $4,000 Of
which was TO Washington md Jefferson
College. lie also gave away q great deal
Of money 10 private charities. Before his
death hc ortercdt That his funeral should be
conducted with tho creates. possible sim.
plicity, and lett $500 10 be distributed 10
the poor instead Of having il spent in vain
show Mt his funeral" y-sur ru .u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-03
(kyee tho ksixnr Npyys.

The Summc,teld correspondent oil The
l}arnesville Enterprise writes to that paper
as follows:
Railroad prospects arc again looking up.
President Mooney has announced finally
the sale OF the bonds, and rlensyoi money.
Contractors hive advertised for large
number OF hands, and luitea squad have
been put on ut this place, and many OF our
citizens are ready 10 wager ahat land some
have done SOY that We will hear The loot oil
the locomotive before the glorious Fourth.
In the mean time all the old scores OF the
company have not yet been settled up.
The Quincy correspondent OF the same
paper writes:
W. S. Dixon, Esq, M enterprisins
farmer Of this locality, raised five acres Of
excellent cabbage this season. anu will sllip
the bulk OF his crop to Baltimore.
Several new coal mines will be opened
in this locality in the near future. Moses
Workman will open m additional mine on
his premises nd accnt to the narrow gauge
road, and will ship to St. Cairsville and
local points. The works Of Dixon and Hall
will soon be ready for operation, and Geo.
Robinson, Of Tunnel Hill, expects 10 open
mine on his premises near Bellaire. An
ern Of cheap coal awaits us.
From Mooreheld correspondent writes
as follows:
a large amount OF Belmont county
coal is being shipped over the G. r. V. l.
W railroad to find a northern market.
How the region Of Saltwater and Wheeling
Greek valleys managed to'gtt along without
n railroad 10 SO late date is hard TO tell.
Tnke away the G. T. Y. 4 Wand the bus.
mess interests Of large district OF country
would anguish: ~
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Tie Late DR.. ncn,ty, OF stcnbcnyil,c

Tie Intc DR.. Hcnity, OF StcuhcnvilIc.
The funeral services Of this highly vcnc-
rated citizen OF Steubenville drew out
many exalted and cordial tributes 10 his
memory OH Wednesday last. Remarks
were made by Rov. DR.. AfcLanc, Rev. Mr..
White, (bo;h OF Steubcnvillc) DR.. Samuel
]. Wilson, Of the Allegheny Seminary, and
Or. Woods and DR.. Brownson, OF Wash.
ington, IA. The Rev. Mcl.aue said OF
him: .r "a
"a more unsellish lie it would be diff.
cuft TO discover. 1t is MI the more remark.
able because Of his perseyeringly resisting
and successfully overcoming the tcmpta.
tons to Incidence to which 60 many have
yielded. How few there are who, with
health so precarious and constitution m.
turally 80 feeble rs were those Of our de.
parted father, and who also possessed rs
he did the means Of gratifying our Unborn
love Of ease, would, like him, have urged
themselves to such lie Of activity, have
practiced so great selt'denial. DO not
many, under these circumstances, compla.
Gently resign themselves to u life OF
inslorious seli.indulsence? They think
that they are released from MI
obligations 10 exert themselves for
tho good OF others, that they mus.
give themselves 10 the task OF taking cure
OF themselves. low easy it Is and lo '
prone We are to find prc,exts for being
selfish. That this distinguished servant Of
, Christ, in whose honor wc are now assem-.
bled here, should have during his whole
life so persistently commended against these
eneryating Influences, demonstrates the
power OF mind over matter, proves the
possibility OF ones rising above ones self,
reveals his real greatness OF character and
wonderful strength OF purpose, illustrates
what DR.. Chalmers APPLY and iorcibly
styled, tho exclusive power OF new atfec.
,ion," aud above all makes It manifest thu,
: he must have felt. in no ordinary degree
tho "Iove Of Christ constrainins" him,
tthat hc regarded himself us 'not lis own,
but bought with II price, aud therefore
bound to gloriiy God in his body and in
his spirit, which were Gods" ~
In this age Of lheworla, when seli.denial
is in danger Of becoming q lost virtue, Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-03
TO The GROCERY TRADE,

take pleasure III announcing to my old patrons
ana 70 INC trhdc generally, that, since the late fire
AZ my est4bliAhmcnt. have thoroughly renovated
my buildings. and ain now prepared to oler az
large aud varied stock OF general groceries and
provisions as can be found In tho state These
goods arc all new and carefully selected. r..0~
NY own cure 81 choice smoked meats delivered
direct from my Pork House at Manchester.
have been arpointei sole agent IN the city for
the following leading speciallits. viz: -
kumford Chemical Works. Renowned
~ lelst Powder In Bottles.
FL. RIttcr's Fruit Buttersaud Preserves.
Frank Sildal's Wonderful Soap.
Wards White Borax Soap.
Wards ElectrlTying Soap.
McNamara's Glory Tobacco. .r
McAlpin's Onward Tobacco.
Weymall s. Bros. Celebrated Pittsburgh
sll "a. Smoking Tobacco.
DuPonl's Sporting, Kinc, Mining. and
,@e Hlas,ing Powder. s
FAMILY AND BAKERS FLOUR.
McConnellsyillc Gold Slleaf Patent Flour,
Best in the market. :
Silver Star-Baker's Flour.
Daily Ereal-Bnker's Flour.
MI. REILLY,
WHOLESALE GROCER & PORK PACKER,
Nos. 1909 and 1911 Main Street,
ly26 ~ Wheeling, W. Va.
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

TIL rn9 neSt ss,s!on IeHlns SEPTEMBER t,h ,,r,
!e ed ssas s = ssa e'ffS S ,9 sssss
ND Medicine extending thoapho1SytI t ~ IN Law
enlarged facilities for study Of ThvsirnIl' sSs!on,
anu scientific Aptlrullnr: ronpstriT eS %asenct.
chemical laomtoty Thorough corSs In 'Iaelsd
At ao s Neeeffy ye eSrs ssS s s1 ~!
catalogues and Other Information aid,sesI. ". For
aus WI WILSON, President
aH2 Nntrsnlown. IL
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TNHE ARGAND PARLoR STOVE.

~. ~ +N s75Wl s#HI
/ III FoRilARD COAL. &,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-03

ATTORNEY GsSfRAL BREWSTER, has adopt.
cd the fashion OF British ministers, and
signs documents brewster, Attorney Gen.
crul.n Isn't the department Of Justice be-
coming little too utterly Brewslal'?-
Chicago 1imea,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-03

MENTAL depression. weakness of tho mus.
cular system, general il-health, benefited
br using Browns Iron R:tieys. u ntw.
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Eminent 81. Louis PhysIcin1,s kny

"Colden's Liquid beef Tonic is a very
agreeable article of diet, and particularly
useful when tones arereGuirel, rs il is toi.
Grated when other forms OF animal food are
rejected. In Diphtheria, Ague, Malaria,
Typhoid Fevers and every depressing disease,
its Use is most advantageous. We have pre-.
seribed i. with excellent, success" J. r..
Leslie. N. D.; G. ?. Copp, NJ. D; S. Il. Par.
sons, NJ, D.; Il. a. Vaughan, NJ. D; Drs. S.
l.. and J. G. Siedelei: VIM. Porter, NJ. D.,
and many Others. (Eemenber the name,
Colden's-.ake 10 other) Mwr&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-03

4 Imptoved for 1881. The most magnificent Stove |
ever produced 4 all anu see The Afgafia and sou
will havcno other. Tor slleby %. '.lTl
wW.-GI. SESatrT 4 Btt1,,
un1 tliD NatEet gttant |
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-11
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SEQUELS TO THE STRIKE.

Scarcely more than the ghost of the recent strike
OF fregnI-Landlers was be observed yesterday Ia
this CITY Military Hall, the headquarters oI the
men was closed although 1t had been announced
that some OF the ieadrrs would he there To receive
any Offers of employment that merchants or
Others mnght make. The benefit performance at
Harry ililfs failure, an II was feared
tuat The receipts would not pay the expenses 1Of
nuntiuC lew leaders OF the late movement were
,esenf and "A few variety performers tired 10 cheer
Them up by songs and other xmas Oh entertainments
few more of tho strikers we're put al work yester-
az The Pennsylvania Railroad officials say they
have SO large "A force that they cannot put many
more men AT work unui some OF the diners leave
Ihem ihe agents OF the Erie and NeW-iork
Central Companies evidently IN no hurry 10 eX-
tend open arms TO the strikers. very Few Oh ihe
Old men were put at work yesterday by either com
pany. ~. IL,
Al the meeting of the Jersey City freight handlers
In St Mlchaeis Institute yesterday ihOrlng, JeIt-
mah Murphy denied the accusations made against
him by the New-York members oil the Executive
Committee, and attributed them 10 jealousy lie
urged the 10 remain firm, and told them that
victory near AT mana. Inc meeting was au-
jouned until Saturday.
Patrick Welsh of No. 16S Egbth-st., jersey
CIV employed by the New-lork, Lake Erie and
Western railroad Company while returning last
night TO his home, was assaulted ana severely
hcaIen by John Ryan, one of the striking freight
handlers Welsh was taken to his home. His as
saiiant WAS arrested. yan IS the man VINO, WIN
others on July rs attempted &c rescue michael
Hart who was arrested Tor assatltlng TIE Italian
Iaborers at the local freight station III Grove-st.
Ealing i'm TINS Ryan went before Justice warren
and pyocured "A warrant Tor the arrest OF oDlcer
"nnnprs of the Second Precinct. charging him with
atroclous assault and battery upon 1ait. OohuoIs
gave bail In 300 to appear Tor trlal' Ryan u eli
upon the charges OF assaut, lncitine ii"'' All" Nv
tempting TO rescue piisoncr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-11
PURPOY AND HIS FOLLOWERS At SEA.

The Tammanv Sociery of the Annexed District of
tbo City of New York went down the bay yesterday
afternoon for its sixth annual excursion ana picnic
which proved TO be far more excursion than picnic
Now, Tammany picnic, one might suppose, would
be n John Kelly picnic but 10 prevent any such
error n large sheet upon the vessels side proclaimed
that this excursion was "Anti-kelly.D The steamer
Blackbird sailed down the Harlem at 1880 O'Clock,
with the barge Nelson bound TO one OF her sides,
the other side being reserved for the barge Warren.
which was picked mp al brooklyn. Dut
while the steamer was still lying Mt the Mott Haven
Dock an eager throng was GROWING aDouI the
SQUARE counter in the barge where four kegs OF beer
pouring forth foany Hood TO the luI capaci-
ty OF their several bnngs. Inc excursion was man
aged by Henry d. PurrOy whose jOylal air as he re-
sponded to every challenge for the drinks was only
married by his prudent habit of pouring out the con-
tents of his glass upon the loor alter SIP III Is ipQs
sible to name all of the 2OOO persons upon tne
boat But those who made I'D the mass OF this ami
Kelly array were not without their cnaracterhtic
peculiarities, Foremost was love OF lager Deer
then came an unconquerable affinity between manly
arms and womanly waists; and finally, the generic
trait of gTasplng q cigar hrnly between tne Ups
during the walizes, while check rests conhdIngly
upon the shoulder. The satyr-footed sport was not
confined To waltZes and quadrllles here hnght DC
seen the clog, the breakdown and the hornplpeS,
with all their noisy accomplishments ana there
was even suggestion of Scotch reel WHICH, ~
there not a solitary Scot on board, was hippeu
III the bud.
The boats crossed the bay to Staten Island and
passed slowly down the Kill Won Kull, channel
haunted by stenches which might vie with those
of the famous City of Cologne. The politics OF the
company it is said, were not the governing reason
in the selection OF this route. After run OF three
hours the boats reached Alderney Park, Smal
grove upon the New-Jersey shore, peopied by
Chickens sharpers and mosquitoes The chickens
came from a neighbonng farmyard and mingled
Familiarity with the company. The mosquitoes
came out of the thcket; but the sharpers
came from nobody knows where. AT
all events they foGnd numerous victims. The
wheel of fortune swallowed up the dimes as fast as
tickets could be Sold but the betting upon the dice
was the most popular means of losing money; Some
of the company made rush for the blackberry
patch, which they quickly despoiled Of its luscious
fruit, paying good price, however, 10 TIE mos
quitces. which drink the blood of ammany with
perfect readiness AS some OF the boys were talH
inc of visiting a peach orchard. tie last whistle
blew and the reluctant thrOug went back to the
boats 10 pass the hours of return Ill increasing
spiightluness and hIiarIty