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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-07
RATES COLLEGE SUFFERS A Loss.

No LEGAL RIGHT TO CONDITIONAL ENDOWMENT.
BosroN, Sept. Elm 1878 Benjamin E. Bates,
n, Roston made q conditional contract 10 give Bates
College Of Lewiston, Me-. 100000 provided 100000
more was raised within hve years. His heirs claimed
that the condition not fulfilled, and the trustees OF
the college brought suit to the amount Tne 1u
benon of the Supreme Court has sustained the YER
d,ct of the lower court which decided against the col
la1a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-07
VESSELS LOST AND ABANDONED.

LONDON, Sept. 6.-The British bark Carnotic,
Captain McPhai. from Tai-wan.Foo, May Fl, for
Eew-York Montreal has foundered- Her crew were
saved. and have arrived 81. Helena.
The German bark Kathinka, Captain Schultz, from
HAMBURG August o. for Port Royal was abandoned ~
. sinking condition the "a inst. Her crew have
arrived al Milford Haven.
sr JOINS Sept 6--The French bark Kermalo, with
1900 quntais OF Goldfish from st. Pierre for France,
has sunk with all hands, the entrance to the River
Gifopda
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-07
KING ALFONSO IN PARIS.

PARIS, Sept 6-King Alfonso and suite arrived
here at $50 a. IN. to-day. Tho King was received
at the railway station by General Pttie in behalf OF
President Gr6vy, and by the Due de Fernan"Nunez'
the Spanish Amb issador here, and large deputa-
tion of Spanish residents. lie was visited to-day
by the Comte de Paris and his son. The King took
lunch with the Duo de Monpenser at Epnay and
afterward eived NJ. Challemel Lacour th. Frcnch
Minister of Foreign Affairs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-07
The schoonsr Lizzie CAPTAIN Tobn, stranded to-day
on the west side OF Miquelon. s,,.
The French bark Hortense total wreck AZ oapios
d'Olonne. Her were saved.
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND AND THE MADAGASCAR AFFAIR.

ENGLAND AND THE MADAGASCAR AFFAIR
LONDON, Sept. 6.-The Marquis OF Harrington
Secretary of State for War; speaking at Sheffield to-
day, said 1t was a mistake to suppose that the
arrest of Mr. Shaw by the French in Madagascar
was sufficient ground for quarrel with France, or
that the release of Mr. Shaw removed all ground Tor
offence The Government, he said, hoped that France
would make satisfactory explanation of the mat
ter Nobody, he added. could suppose that any sane
statesman in France desires to quarrel with Eng.
land or any other powerful nation at the present
moment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-07

West. The Northern Pacific party spent an hour "'
Mandan where they received the usual Welcome
To the westward the country began to be more my
Every town. no matter how small extended weicom'
To the travellers The Bad Lands were reached a iew
miles east OF the Little Missouri River where ,r,
stopped long enough for the visitors 10
ride on ponies the country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-07
MISSISSIPPI CROPS INJURED.

JACKSON, Miss, Sept. 6.-Reports which have
been received at tho Office Of the State
Commissioners OF Agriculture show that the
cotton and the corn crops OF Mississippi
sppi are much injured by the unfavorable weather The
decrease In the cotton crop compared with last year
amouns to 20 per and in the corn crop to 10 per
fttnat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-07
FRENCH AND SPANISH PRETENDERs.

PARIS, Sept 6.-The Union Hegitimso to-day
publishes note recognizing the Comte de Paris as
chief of the House of Bourbon Ia France.
VENICE, Sept 6.-Don Carlos. the Spanish pre-
tender, is now here French royalists have ao-
stained from visiting him. He has written to the
leader of the Legitlmists In Spain declaring thaS
ALWAYS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-07
MR.. KEENE's BOLERO A WINNER.

LONDON, Sept. 6.-The September meeting
at CROYDON opened to-day. Tho for the Croydon
welter Handicap by ]. r. Keens's threeyear-
old colt Bolero Mr. sylvesters threeyear-od colt Pro-
tecor was second and Ignstus third There were four
q Io aealnst Protector aud 20 to against Ignstiue.
Dolero led throughout and won by alen6th lgnalius
was q bad third.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-07
clD.T CANDIDATES WHO PASSED.

ANNAPOLIS, Sept. 6.-The following addi-
-, candidates passed examinations successfully as
naval cadets: E. G. Hudson, Arkansas; +. W. iibbs
mlhnosotSa, e. syort. A. L. Porter, Maryland; L. L.
9onns louisiana; A. srant
a Wo,Iis massachusetts; q. I. Phillips Tennessee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-07
THE LOSS OF LIFE ON THE BANKS.

ST JoHNs. n. F.. Sept. g. The French oahker
Anusta which has just anchored in the roads, mas
bcen severely damaged. She reports having ioS'
six men.
1hs banker Marie Emile is reported as having
rone down. with all on board while lying at anchor
on the Great Bank.
The schooners of the French banking heet tnat
rere disabled on the Island of Mquelon during tne
storm of Thursday are slowly arriving. Since tne
Ab inst twenty-oue more Of loss of life on the
hanks have been reported ALI the Freuch fsher-
men that have arrived report large number oil
dismasted vessels outside.
Ereaiaq.-1he last arrival in st. Pierre ROADS
from the Banks accounts for another batch OF hity
fonr lives lost out of another section OF the french
Ranking feet. One Dieppe vessel alone los'
twelve men. The brig Gabriel. also Dleppo YES
sel rode out the two storms of Sunday ana lhuls-
dav. but had both masts carried away and decks
,wept of everything. The fate OF the crew Is un-
known. but it is reported they were taken OIL ai'er
the gale sub ubsided. - n rLo sohoo,ar Uv
ney,nn arrived from q bank trip this AFTERNOON. Sne
Sysnorts the loss of two dories. with iour OF nel ne
crew IN the storm on Sunday, August ~. All 'ne
lost fishermen were natives OF Cape Breton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-07
TIE NORTHERN PACIFIC PARTY.

LITTLE MISSOURI, OAK, Sept. e.--Leaving
bismarck one comes the great bridge over the mis-
souri River after trip Of about two miies was pu'
~ p...,dsn, Bilines in 1881 and 1882, and IL re-
ssrasd A. sAs beat constructed railway bridge In tse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-07
The ADVANCE IN COAL PRICES

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. GA meeting OF
individual operators in the Sehuylkii coa region mas
h..n hsd at which wss resolved adhere to the ad
yanca in the line and city harbOr prices recently
esIablshed by the Philadelphia and Reading Coal aud
Iron Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-07
THREE PERSONS BURNED TO DEATH.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Sept 6.-The house OF
John Evers Riverton. seven miles east OF tnis CITY
.s.~ :, wr. Eyerts sixtyeight years old, and two
,idren of MIRA Evers, boy age four years and Dsoe
were burned TO death. Mrs. Evsru was pAoiy puinoo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-07
ENGLIsH SENTIMENT TOWARD IRELAND

LIMERICK, Sept 6.-Richard OShaughnessy,
who recently resigned his seat in Parliament mas Is
sued q valedictory address to the electors OF mis-
district in which ne expresses his conviction that the
masses OF the English people are honestly anxious
that Irish affairs should be regulated by Parliament
with careful and generous regard for the condition
ana necessities OF Ireland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-07
RIoTOUs WORKMEN NEAR VIENNA

VIENNA, Sept. 6.-Eight hundred worKmeh
assembled In suburb OF this city to-day and engaged III
rioous demonstrations They refused TO disperse where
upon charged by troops and soon scallefeo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-07
HARMLESS EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS.

BERLIN, Sept. 6.-There were several shocks OF
earthquake at Dusseldorf on Tuesday night but no
damage ensued.
Shocks we're also felt on the Island OF l:chia ut
the same time, which created some alarm, but did
no damage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-07
FRANCE AND CHINA.

READY TO UPHOLD THE HUE TREATY.
FRANCE REFUSES CHNA's REQUEST TO WITH
DRAW IT.
LONDON, Sept CA dispatch from Paris to the
Exchange Telegraph Company says the Marquis
Tseng tho Chinese Ambassador, has, under instruc-
tions from his Government. demanded the with
drawal of France from the Hue treaty. NJ. Ferry,
the French Prime Minister refused tn comply with
the demand. but assured the Marquis Tseng that
France is willing give China the necessary guar
antees for the integrity of her frontier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-07

Bolero is bay colt by Bonnie Scotland out OF Waltz
He was bought by Mr. Keone at pdbc sale for $4,000
when he was @ yearling Ho was taken TO England q
wear ago last June he did races oi ln-
portance q twoyeaTold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-07
SUrryG THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE COMPANY.

PoueHKEEpsIE, N. Y, Sept Ga lawyer OF
mi. c,tv mas commenced suit against the Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-07
THE rwo-cENr POSTAGE STAMP.

WAsulNGroN. Sept 6.-Metallic red is the
~ ., rne new two-cent stamps that 60 into cireuasoa
ON october. The contractors are no" 'uay ssoo.os
on -, ranusitions from the Post ONCE Department.
~ ,,,rnu,iou will be made from New-York. beginning
% ssntember 15 and a sufficient number OF tho new
viii he placed in the hands of postmasters 70
smnnv the demands caused by the reduction o. sns
suppv raIs NJ Dostagc on october l. The DepartmSns
iet.o an ,ceut uumber OF clerks at present 70 unoe
me she redemption the three-cent stamps nov oo
standing and It is probable tnat tne ha''er VIM
Cor 0ress on al action
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-07
A MEMORIAL TO CONGRESS FROM DAKOTA.

SIOUX FALLS, Dak., Sept. 6.-At the Con-
.ttutiona Convention yesterday, Bartlett Tnpp' oi
Yankton, WAS elected presdent. lie is IA Democrat A
resoluon adopted 10 appoint coinnl,tee OF hve 10
DRAFT memorial to tho President and Congress aSklhx
ior lle Immediate opening OF the Sioux Reservation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-07
THE WRECK AT INDIAN HARBOR.

MONTREAL, Sept. 6.-The steamship ashore near
Indian Harbor. N s.. is supposed by Tue agent VI
A.. yvb,ta Cross Line to be the missing steamer
Ludwig.
The Ludwig sailed from Antwerp for Quebec on July
o uuder the command Of Captain KieL She carried
crew of thirty officers and men and had twentye'gh
immigrants on board. Originally tne Luo"'s was '"o
uonsa The steamer was built for the North German
iloyds I'm 1851 and sailed from New-1ork up 10 1879
~ Y1at line She as sold to an Engsh nrm anu
xvaa rcl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-07
TITO YOUNG LADIES DROWNED.

ONE OF THEM LOSES HER LIFE WHILE TRYING TO
SAVE HER DROWNING COMPANION.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l
NEW BRUNSWICK, n j., Sept. 6.-Miss Carrie
waldmayer age Nineteen. aud Miss Amelia Weaver, axe
twenty-one both Of Philadelphia In this city yes
terday on a visit to Zeobastian Zimmerman They went
to IA romantic spot tue banks OF the Raritan RIVER
called Miss Elllss grave. and waded In shallow
water Miss waldmayer stepped into deep pit and
yas drowned and Miss Weaver lost her. life trying TO
save ner companion. They accompanied by Miss
Martha Eieder, Of Brooklyn. Their bodies nave Deen
recovered and sent TO Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-07
A WAR AMONG THE zULUs IMMINENT.

DURHAM, Sept. GA correspondent VINO mas
Just from through the heart OF Zuuland
reports that the natives are the eve of war Of
mutual determination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-07

ACLAIM BY THE STATE OF lLLiNOIs.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 6.-The State OF Illinois
claim. DER cent Of value OF lands located ~
military land warrants IN the state and In Apsn P<S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-07
Under THE CIVIL SERVICE LAW.

JUDGE rHoMANs VISIT To THE PACIFIC sLork-
WASHINGTON Sept. 6.-Judxe ThOman, ot
the Civil Service Commission has returned to this cy
from visit to the Pacific slope, whittier he went to con-
duct the examinations Of candidates under the law in
San Francisco there three excellent classes oas
Of forty eight applicants for positions in the customs scr
vice torty-two passed successful examination, with
general average exceeding eighty-sx-a high standard
In an examination for candidates for positions In me
Post Office ory-six candidates. thirty
OF whom the examination. From the register ot
esbles as the successful candidates arc termed fsar
sppointmens have been made to customs service and
lye appointments TO the postal service All 0l sssG
appointments were made IN the order ~ @ wnica -
top where the person having the highest Sefsge 70
fused the appointment ANOTHER yopt ,snty ssSt per
sous to list OF candidates for positions IN ,ne
service aud sixteen names TO tns ppssS s 81 m. x
lie says that he earnestly sapRored IN hs effort. .r
ical Civil Service is now an accomplished fact
No requisiton has yet been made oh the Svi oervGs
tors oil re- II the Treasury Department created ~
recent promotions In that ofhce Nothing VIII 10 e2ue
Howl the first clerk appointed under the new cv
Service rules IN the Treasury Department mas repernd
aud been assigned 10 duty 10 the Redemption nureaa
COINS FOR THE HAWAIIAN GOVERNMENT.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 6.-There has been re-
ceyed at the oce the Director OF the MINI specmcns
Of the new silver coins ordered by the Hawaiian Govefn
meu They are denominations OF 81 one'haif doiars
one onarter dollar and one-eghth OF dollar. All bas
bs last correspond weight and fDeness 10 the Unied
states coins Of like The one-eighth osn
4, in weight and fneness to onehalf OF the
United states quarter dollar All the coins contain On
the diverse side representation OF the head OF King
Kalskaua with the inscription "Kalakaua L. King o.
Uawa,n and the date "1SS3." On the reverse " teo
rIvo,an coat Of arms an inscription IN the Hawaiian
anguage and designation OF the value Of the coin II
Enslish and Hawaau The designs for the coins were
ade nv the engrayer a the Philadelphia Mint but The
coins will be struck at San Francisco. A Adrawng tine
design has already been accepted by the Hawaiian
o him and Il accepted work Of coinage VIII! % az
once begun. ~n,oo ooo .o.,h ~ , aolap
p,eces, $500, 900 worth of halves, $l25oO wortn OF
ruarTsrs and $4,000 worth OF eighths. Ihe HawsnAx
fnment viii snpply the bullion and Will DO chargea
With tbe cost of The designs aud dies, the labor OF con
ing the cost OF machinery, aud all the olner
coinage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-07
MANY WRECKS AT SEA.
r,O,,rs Of FOGs AND STORMS.

prcIYI rs OF FOJS AMI OiON"S'
..,,.s LOST AND DIsABLFD-THE FISHING
r1xEr-vEssELs ABANDONED
~ cromwell Line steamer Gamma, when
ano som New-York for Halifax ana
ssh0u ,obn,. N. F., on August 80. was
.. .tsd Yesterday on an island at the mouth o,
wl0 W. Morv,s Bay. The vessel soon sank, ana
.. nasseneers and crew-sixty in number
uo pd saved with difficulty. Fishing YES
oryiving at st. Johns report many
,;ros lost in the recent storlis' 'ne
r,. r..ucb feet su ffered severely. The wreck az
,.S;.n Harbor is supposed to be that OF tne
A. 1."ansr Ludwig, which left Antwerp on july
s'N On.hec. The steamer L9mport, from baiti-
~ -. for London, had an unfortunate expert
mo'0 =. th. recent storm and put into Halifax
for repsirs
. CROMWELL LINE STEAMER GOES DOWN
rrrp GAMMA TOTAL wRECK-THE PASSENGERS AM
CREW SAVED.
O. 1oyx,s N F.. Sept. 6.-The Cromwell Line
.,aam.r Gamma Captain Farquhar from New
~. Armst 40 for Halifax. became total wreck
49, morniur. She struck on Gull Island. AT the
18th of ST. Mary's Bay, ard sank almost lmmedi-
.tsIv The passengers and crew, sixty in ALL got
80 sa(sIv The schooner Thistle has Deen uis-
.,ohad IN the scene of the wreck to render ASSIST
spce. .ovs
Ereninc-The latest from Trepassey by wire says
the Gamma struck this morning IN dense ioe.
There was heavy running ana the pas~cnso'S
and crew had TO leap for their lives, saving notninR
The shlp sank without giving time to procure pro,
visions Captain Farquhar exhibited great ski,
and cooness IN his management and the safely Oh
the lives of the passengers and crew is due 10 ni
The steamer Cabot has just been despatcneu "
st. Marys Bay TO bring down the b. Joiih pas
sengers and crew of the Gamma.
m. Co,,mo vas an iron screw steamer OF 546 tons,
.nd xvos bnut In Glasgow in 1868 Size was schooner
rgped and double-decked. She had two compound
engines and two boilers. The place where sne went
ashore 10 one OF the most dangerous OH tno ooa''
NJ Newfoundland The steamer was evidently
,v,n, 70 make Cape Race and act 200
for 70 the westward Northwest OF the scene S tnS
,rrack s 81 Ne-J-s Bay where In 1867 lov nsu'n5 s5
wcsse went down at once aud to the eastward OaPe
Race a place of frequent shipwrecK ana oisa''e''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-07

THE PITTsBURG EXHIBITION OPENED.
PITTsBURG Sept. ell h. seventh annual exposi,
,,on in ms city was formally opened this afternoon AZ
There exhibits In all the departments than
nyerh before.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-07
A CAR COMPANY CHA
AssIaNMENT OF a GROCER.

tr.,ptapupG Penn. Sept. Ga charter has been
.ad 70 The Allison Manufacturing Company. OF Philade
Mia with capital Of S6U00OO IL VIII manuacture esia
tubing castings
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-20

Underwear at N. NJ. Falks
Popular Monthly for December at Cor.
wins, 2SS Main st.
You can buy the best shirts only atSan
Mays, 269h Main street.
Senator Isham G. Harris left last night
or was to leave for Washington.
Just received, six dozen spring bacl
folios Prices, 81 to 81, at Houck's musi,
store, 3S9 Main street.
Clifford Bruce and Miss May A. Gri
der were married at Waco, Texas, OIL
Thursday last, the 10th inst.
Tracy's Almanac is the best advertisint
medium of the kindev issued in Mem
phis. The edition is 10000 copies.
Dressed turkeys and chickens, ant
choice fresh meats Of all kinds at Seesse
q Wurtzburger's 1876 and 1872 Main street
Milliner and Dressmaker, La Mode FL
egante, Art lie Mode, Demorest and tn
largest line of fashion literature in tn,
city at Mansford's.
Fresh creamery butter, fine teas, fancy
candies, new dates, pigs feet, etc etc.
just received at Seessel Il Wurtzburger' S
lou anu loE 0lhln street,
IAN order for fifteen cases, or Is gros
boxes Of Ko-Ko Tulu Chewing Gum /
among the many orders at the enterpris
ing factory this morning.
Mr. S. D. McClur, e formerly with J.W
keyes, is now permanently connected
with Mr.. Charles L. Harris, wholesale
toys, fancy goods and notions, 1862 Main
Shirts made to order at N. NJ. Falk's.
Miss Matte MeDavitt has returned
home after most enjoyable visit to sew
eral Of her many friends. The yount
lady was warmly welcomed both abroat
and at home.
Wild ducks, wild turkeys venison
rabbits, dressed chickens, oysters, celery
fresh meats of all kinds, etc, etc, at Vic
tor ID. Fuchs 80 and Al Jefferson. Leavl
orders for. prompt delivery.
The irrepressible small boy is enthu
siastie over the fact that Sells grea
circus will spread its tents on the bluff OF
Friday. The boy of larger growth feel
more like gratifying his sense of taste
than his sense of seeing. or exercises tina
faculty at the Walnut Palace Saloon, 5.
Beal.
A. F. Davis, house and sign painter, 30
Second st ,superintends in person all worl
intrusted to him, whether plain or deco
rative. Having enjoyed a life time expe
rience in executing work in his line h,
feels confident that he can give satisfaction
to any patron. Contracts solicited ant
finished promptly in workmanlike man
ner at reasonable rates.
Jordan & Co., 1856 Main street, hay,
received their fall stock of toys, fire works
fancy candies, notions, etc, from tn,
manufacturers and importers. Their lin,
Of toys is among the largest in the city
and embraces all the known varietits o
toys as well as many novelties. All good
are marked in plain figures and are solt
only at the market price. /. The firm ais,
continue the manufacture of perfectly
pure candies upon which they have
made an enviable reputation in the past
That they can and do sell goods cheape
than elsewhere, can be proved by callinj
at the store, 1876 Main.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-20
Renfhar Ifena.

Temperature this morning co.. Rang
yesterday, 439 10 Coz. Winds Southeas
all day, and from the same direction thi
morning.
II rained more than half an inch las
night and this morning II was raininJ
heavily at sunrise about Little Rock, ant
was also raining at Cairo, Nashville, Lou
isville, ST. Louis and Chicago; while fol
prevailed at Pittsburg and Galveston.
Upin Nebreska and Dakota this morn
ing the winds blew from the north ant
northwest at the rate Of from IA TO L
miles an hour, and the mercury ranget
from "a 10 800. All the way from her,
to the Gulf the mercury ranged from &
10 $50 and the winds were southerly OF
southeasterly.
Generally colder weather Is predicted
for tomorrow morning In this vicinity
as we'll as throughout Texas and TO the
northwest Of this. Local rains are an.
nouRced for this afternoon and night all
ovet the west Gulf States, Tennessee and
the Ohio valley, and in the Missouri
valley, while snow Is threatened north Of
the Missouri river line.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-20
THE CITY.
LEDGER LINES.

Underwear,
New cOlors and styles,
just received by
Loeb & Nook, 235 Main.
Call at Il Beal for saddlery.
Corsets for every form, Langes.
The Jail has lO2 guests at present.
@. Kaiser removed to II Beal street.
New buckwheat, Jos. P. Carey & Co.
Cider, cider, cider Carson & Paine's
LEDGER office removed to II Union 81
Apples, apples, apples. Carson 8
| Paines.
Brown & Jones, coal dealers, 2s2 MAR
street.
Citron, citron, citron. Carson s
Paines.
Our hotels and boarding houses are al
crowded with guests.
Window glass and mixed paints, at Z
Wright, $50 Main.
! Orange peel and lemon peel. Carson &
Paine's.
The Cotton Planters Convention is t,
meet at ViclHburg tomorrow.
Jellie', jams, preserves. Carson 8
Paines
p Royal patent -four, tG25 Carson &
Candy candy, candy. Carson d
Paines.
Taey's almanac il being subscribed fol
rapidly by our live business men,
Sweet cider and minoe meat. Carson
q Paine&
Smoke Little Diamond, for DC AT
Bergman & Wageners, 2s5 Main.
At the Mozart Hall this afternoon Mr.
Benz. Curtis is giving his second piano re
cita!.
The German Casino will celebrate id
18th anniversary at Witzmans MUS,
Hall tonight
The Memphis Turnerbund gave thei
hisi ball at the hall Of the knights o
1 lnnisfail last night
Circuit Court Clerk, Joseph Uhl. ha
nearly $4,000 cash on hand for accoun
Of various litigants.
Inc mop by the OrlOlo Social Club a
Cochran Hall was one Of last night
pleasant entertainments.
No matinee at the theater tomorrow
but the PLANTER Wife will be rendere,
tonight and tomorrow night.
Second street Is looming up in A iiyei,
way, and large and increasing busines
Is now transacted along that thorough
fare.
The subject Of natural history, with al
| Of It's fascinating feature, viii be fun,
| illustrated here next Friday, when m,
the Sells Brothers. circus comes 70 town
South Memphis Lodge Y. and A. NJ
| will work in the Master Mason degree 10
night, and Constantine Lodge X. OF p
| will also meet for work In the amplGe,
degree.
| Messrs l.. Il. Barns, Rance Anderson
and J. W. Bruce have returned from
Waco, Texas, where they went 10 attent
The nuptials Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cliffor,
Bruce.
| Night prowlng thieves have beer
breaking into houses in and about hi
city carrying ofyaluables and COMMITTING