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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-11-29
NEWS BY sPECllLS

NEWS BY EPECIlLH
Hon. Hsncock's Friends Dlsgusted--
Pension Deficiency, From Austin
Mysterious Disappearance OF an Aged
Gentleman IRON NJ. Louis.
Whose Fault Was II? Is the Question
San Antonio.
Examination Waived and Bound Over
at Galveston.
Sporting News From the Pit and Race
Course.
: A Libel Salt to be Instituted ut Fort
Worth.
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other, the still greater river which, after
supplying ports to so many states, dis
charges into the Black sea, and is therefore
almost lost to commercially York Her.
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Mother Swans Worm syrup.
lnfallibie, tasteless, harmless, cathartic,
for feverishness restlessness, worms, con-
stipation. 25c.
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That Husband of MIno
Is three times the man he was before he be
gan using Wells Health Remover. 81.
DrupgistS
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Mother Swans Worm Syrup.
Infallible, tasteless, harmless, cathartic
for teverishness, restlessness, worms, con
sLipatlon. DC
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Vim hitliII VIEW
aHa.a
Bank Presidents Put Their Heads TO
getber 10
Secure The Promotion OF q Uniform
Bankrupt Law.
A Blum dcriDg Counsel, From Ills Own
Ignorance,
Lets His Client Rest In Jail for Ten
Years.
Cold Weather Causes the Wholesale DIS
charge Of LabOrers.
Five Cents Damages Allowed In Dam.
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PaErs. EcT. D.-Lss Temp ssys =
Trerrtrnar ranrd 51ulier crEsrirsf ne
fu-rss q Passed. - sJuIisr. snd sfIsr lis
bu-r tr-6nsrt q AlsIsu1rs be VEN 10
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WACO.

WACO, Nov. 23.-[Special.l-A district
court jury hung up for two days on the
case OF Dickson vs.. ex-Sherif Halls securi.
ties. The suit was to recover five thousand
dollars damages on account Of an attach
ment run ON plaintiff stock OF merchan-
disc.
Miss Annie Mack, sweetheart
of A. Lynn, lately killed by Cline
was fined So in the city court to-day.
The grand jury, now in session, have al
ready got 2lS indictments II felonies, the
balance certified to the county court. All
the gambling places closed to-day,
on account of the grand jury. Sew
eral sports packed UP to leave the
city.
Messrs. Steele & Price, of Chicago,
wired Kellum & Rotsn, Waco merchats,
repudatipg May, alias Hill, who represent
ed them here as Advertising agent.
Senator Coke made a speech to-day be.
fore the pupils, faculty and visitors to the
Waco university.
In transferring the telephone.wire from
the old 10 new and higher poles
to.dsy, discombombutated" the system,
and Mr.. Anderson, the manager,
while holding Two wires at once, received
shook.
Mr. Alexander, of the King Bridge COM
pany, will arrive tomorrow to adjust the
difficulty with The Fifth street bridge,
which tails TO q the piers.
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M IMPROVES THE QNALITY 0F

IT IMPROVES TIE QUALIFY Vi
the Blood al cnric!c3it, and Is there
fore fine inUiy0rGHt and c0rTecttre
incases of all cIiroRi &c maiadies which
arc associated with an IMPOVERISHED
STATE OF THE BLOOD. These all yield
tothe regulating and nourishing prop
critics of its great food tonic elements
1t cOmpensates for the toss ~ ettdtfy,
Induced by Consumption, (dt0TyN or
bronchial and Throat affections. Ie
sgiR remedy Feminine DfOittty ana
reimburse the Female physique for
those losses of vitality accompany
ing complaints peculiar to the ser-
Mothers nursing their own chudrenS
and delicate tCOnlen who expect TO
become mothers and bring up ciJor--
Gus children Should by all means uso
It. 1T tcW restore sufferers JronS
Mental or Nervous Pr0strdtion aris-
ing from Ocer- icOrI;, Ercesses or
grOtrGcted Disease. IL Dut cure
drunkenness and tho Opium Habit
for as the appetite grows healthier
and digestion more vigorous through
tho use of this Tonic, the unnatural
craving dies away until totally ex-
tlnct. IT ishiJhiy bcnCjicidt 40 Ltrc.'
COMPLAINTS, MfdidridL Eecer, ana
ALL MdlaridI Disease: and for tho
debllitating effects OF FcUer OF any
Ei,id it las no equal. 1t repairs
,rnste, intp.ores Digestion and Up
petite. and affords the DDspeptic IN
rdlid en- easily GssintiiGOie article
of fOed: and Is so pleasant TO the taste
that tho most sensitive palate VIII not
reject II.
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THAT TIE MEDICAL PROFESSION

and invalids generally may properly
understand tho merits Of "COlden's
T.iqstid Beef Tonic" an analysts by
the eminent chemist. ARTHUR HILL
uASSALL, Md, FRS, OF London,
England; and also an endorsement by
tho celebrated physician, Professor
ERASMUS WILSON, FRS, LID,
~ Tnndpp ara labeled on euCh bottle.
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CORSICANA.

CoRsIcANA, Nov. 23.-[special. IA young
man with smooth face and light hair.
accompanied by fourteen year old girl,
with brown eyes, spoken of in this morn
ing's HERALD, walked into the Commercial
hotel yesterday morning, and when asked
to register the young man begged the
hotel clerk not to give him away, explain
ing at the same time that his intentions
were honorable and that he wanted to
marry A license was procured and JUS
tice Whalton joined J. A. Marlin and Anna
johnson in holy wedlock, Notwithstanding
the fact that telegram had been received
from Franklyn county by Sheriff Dunn. to
arrest the aforesaid children. The happy
couple left on the east bound Texas and st.
Louis train for Tyler, eluding the vigilance
of our deputy sheriff., who by the way were
not over ANXIOUS to prevent the match.
A brakeman named Frank Wolf en-
ployed on the Central, was killed last night
at Bremond, by car passing over his hips.
A pistol was fired at the Union depot
last night Just as the north bound train
arrived, the pistol was found but the party
who did the firing escaped.
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Iorpos. Nov. U-Tbe epplicstirn q
Indy fur The rlostuoDernent of frial Tor
Ire Ibsl suit q The CsnfrA NsTs vEs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-24
9aS
%stbtimnibOoae s0lOb.
uopeHe pon YanI SERIAL.
Mas BEN 5ransSfiden hberiest.
(SortieSuna.)

Die Mfuststenfugeln p%ralten an ieinem
~RSrper suriid. Die Oesen perbogen fid,
msnn iie isinsn Sddbel beuibrtsn. Ourd
bic 9amine iudte er ben ginsans in bic
5duier.
Gus bieiem neueiten @erebe mar wobl gu
idlieben, baB ii9 AIbsrt be Goetloson ni4t
iebr ueri9missen seseist bate. Gbatidds
lid mabm bic @ufresuns in einem iol4en
Mabe su, baB fi9 bic Beamten bes f0niss
nidt mebr slei9siltis uerbalten fonnten.
Man befirdtete seraosSu einen anfifanb.
Oas @eriidt BON ~bssansensn 6reueltbas
ten uerlsste ,u auseni9einli9 bic 0fients
Iids Moral, ODER, UNI treifenber gu ipreden,
e rei3te III iebr bic allgemeine Neusierbea
Man muBte burbaus 6as @ebeimnib III
entbiiaen iuden. .
aber auf weIde Weiie2
Die f6niqliden Beamten peripraden in
SoIse Der allsemsinsn aufresuns, bas
S9loB bu Grail Su serif6rsn, UNI enbIi9
bas beriidtiste Sammet.@ rab gu entbeden,
In wef9em iie bas nod lebsnbe, iowie aud
bic brei tobten Spfer uorfinosn mhbten.
SnbsB 9acu3an mar @raf, mar Sitter
,,,s.yrer Orben unb Sberft Der Drasoner
~ gonti!
Grot bieier leiner boben Stelluns murSe
er pom Der 0olsmense fir l6ulbig %erfannt,
unb man beidlos, ieinen @obniit unter
anwenSuns uon @emaIt gu beiesen unb nit
benz @epebre uno benz Oesen in Der 6anb
in bas Snnerit bieier Stdtte bes @ntletens
einsubrinsen.
SIM llebrisen ioate bieier 8eidlub nur
aussefibrt weroen, ISM Elm 8eiipiel gu itas
turiren lnb fir ieet un6 INNER bic Blaus
bdrte in 6urdt unb Sdreden gu ieeen!
Grstsn mir ieSo9 Dor ben gsamtsn bes
9oniss in Die 5ObIe bes llnsebeuers unb
taften mir Elm wenis ben Graueri6leier,
Der bieles Sammst.@ rab perbhIte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-24

lenb mar, brei fleine Be1er pon seidIiffe>
mem 6rpftaa, bic nit anSsren sierliden @es
senifdnben aif benz gifffet ltanben. Nas
rie0e trdumte, mdbrenb 2aeusan entmutbisi
breini9aute. @eber er nod icine @smabe
lin iaben, wie Blande Elm tleines Sldi6.
den aus Der Taide 3os unb ibnen einen
ansenblids ben &iiden Suwanbte. Sdtten
fe Blande beoba6tet, 10 uiirben fie leidt
gerba9t sei90pft babem.
@oblan mein BruSerl moblan msims
Sdweiterl rief fe auf rniere @eiunbbeit
sic belt nit bsr einen 9ano einen 8rds
Ientirtener, auf benz brei @ldsden ftanben,
nit Der anbsrn elm 6ldidden SransenIis
queur.
Sd babe bieien Qiqueure ielbif Subereitet,
fubr fie fort, unb Sbr babt i'm jl meinem
gsbauern nod ni9t setoitet.
@erbet Sbr mir beute bas 8ersniisem be-
reiten T? -
sic fi0te bic @lds9en. MarieQe nabm
fid ems bapon, bana9 aud 9acusan, Der
bas ieinise IN einem !3use leerte.
guf bic @siunbbeit Maer, bic mir lie.
ben! rief 8Iaubart in triumpbirenoem
Gone.
Sreute iis ii9 wirtlid bebbalb 70 iebr,
baB man enblid ibren OransenIiauere ses
foitet?
Gr 1T uorirefflid, urtbeilte Marie1e,
inbem fe ibr leeres @las mieber auf ben
Gid itelte.
ginise Minuten ipdter fubr 2acusan nit
Der 6anb iiber feline Stirn unb JAP ii9 nod
einsm 9sbnitubls UNI /; 8lande bradte ibm
ladenb einen redt bequemen. Der @raf
mari einen arsw6bniidsn 8lid nm ii9,
bod i~enftsn iid balo feline Mussnlieber, unb
sinise unperitdnbli9e Worte eritarben auf
ieinen 9ippen. Gr i6lief.
Gabrielle mar sbenfaIs sntidlummert.
glan9e wanbte fi3 Der Gbire gu umb
ofinete iie bebutiam.
Yh! PIT! fiiterte fie leiie.
&urs barauf seiste Serr Si3enet bintsr
ben iammetnsn Gorbdnsen fem iusenbs
Iides antIis, balb erit, wie es ieiner Dot
torpiirbe seSiemte, baIb m%utbwiui9 ben
edelin, uerratbens.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-24
XVIII.
Snrd bias &amiu.


0ir mifsn in ~unisrsr grsdbluns etpus
suridgreifen. Sci anbre9enSer Moraens
bdmmeruns bes oorbergebenSen Cages mar
Srdulein Blan1e pom HopaI bur9 elm eis
sentbiimli9ss @srduid ssmsdt wprSen,
mel9es pon benz 6orribor in Ser Ndbe
ibres tlsimen S%9Iaf3immers ~aussusebsn
idien. Sie fiirdtete iid iebr, ba ite Die
llriude bss @srdui9es nidt ;u ertldren
permo6te.
Snbeb NOR ibr S1rsden niemals uon
LANCER 0auer: mir wihen iosar, SaB fe
elm matbisss 9sra beiaB. sic iprams aus
benz Bette, fleibete fi9 in GiIe an unb
bor9te an ben Wdnben.
Oas @erduid bauerte fort.
Gs fdien ibr IN benz Famine, su iein
unb einise 5anb uol HuB, weIde niebers
fielen, lieBsn feinen 3weifel BEL Trdulein
pom Houal %auftommen. Sang natiirli9
ba9te fie, bab IS elm Oisb lei, Der bisisn uns
sewObnli3em Nes Sewdblt bate, nm in
Sas S9loB einsubrissn. Dieter @ebanfe
berubiste iie uouitdnbis unb mutbis trat iie
que ibrem 3immer.
5ola, Ssrr S%pisbubel rief iie, fd uns
ter bic marmorsns griiituns badenb, sic
wer6en %unianft fallen!
Sinb sic IS, Sraulein 8lan1e? ant,
wortete cine Stimme aus Der 9Obe.
Slan1e, Der bieie tlnterbaltuns i9on su
lanse bauerte, biidte ii9' wieberbolt unb
rief:
Die Teuerifele 1T poaitdnbis einselest ;
lu6en Gle SIR Slid anbsrswo, oSer i9
werbe Sic pie einen Sdinten rdudern!
Sraulein 8lan6e! ermieoerte bic Gimme:
gs ware bieiss bas erite Mal, baB Sic
Soies tbdtsn! SD bite, laiien ie mid BIZ
nabitei9en =
Siirwabr, bisisr ginbrinsIins idisn tsin
9ewobnli6er Oieb su fem /; sr ipra6 iebr
sewdblt uno Understanding.
glan9e, bic lire Sanb idon an Der Qamps
bate, beiann iid inswilden anSerS. Oieis
Stimme i'm S9ornitein idien ibr betannt
gu Iein.
Wer finb Sie oenn? rief iie, ,pdbrenS
iid cine frsubise Reusiroe auf ibrem Sc.
iidte aitsprdste.
SD bin....
Die Gimme ,ogerte; mad turser Yauie
fubr iis fort: Sd fomme i'm Outrage bes
9srrn be GoetlOson!
Blan9s sos ibre 6an6 suriid. Sbre
@an9en ergliibten. sic ladte bed aui
iber bic ion6erbare sSbee, wsl9s benz 8oten
hires sufinftissn @emabls einen lolden
Nes beseidnet bate.
Sote. S9oniteinfeser obsr Oisb, fars
Der Mann I'M 3amine purselte .inbefen
plStli9 berunter unb iiel in bic Ml1e. Oas
rauf follerte er bis in bic Mitte bss brsitsn
Horrioors.
Oas gusiebsn bes eben glnsefommenen
mar mebr ols brolig unb bate ielbit ben
abenteuerli6iten H~omanbelben abgeldredt,
auf iol9em @ese isin Ssil gu psriu6en:
&uB an ben Sdnoen, in ben glusen, an
ben Wansen, M Der Stirn! @is io0te Sa
nod upn einem poetii6sromanttiden Nns
ltri6 bic Heoe iein f0nnen2-
Slun6e Iadte, baB ibr Die Sbrdnen in
ben gugen %itanben, Der MntSmmling
itanb oerbliiiit uno ipra9los Dor ibr.
8 mein pi6enetl iaste glan9e enSli9,
i'd battle ni3t seoa3t, Sic 70 wieSerus
ieben!
So, ia, mein better gutter Sreunb, ants
wortete fie, i'd babe Sic slei9 wieSerers
tannt. aber tommt man auf pieiem Nsse
pon paris bierber2
Oas iansen MdS9en permodte nidt IN
ernitem Gone gu ipre9en, 10 fomiid wirfte
pidenet init ieiner serfniridten unb ems
fen..atien 9 unS inter ieinsr @uBmaste,
peId ibn in einen Neser perwanbet bate.
(Sortiesuns fslst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-24
XIII.
Sic 60ble 8lanbarts.

Wir iinben ba sunGdit Elm nit bunfels
blauem Samaet ausgei9lasenes i3immer,
beiien 6eniter eurd boppeIte Sorbdnse BON
inbii9sm Muielin perSeft waren; iiber
bieie fielsn lansc Sammet>9 raperien bers
unter, pel9e faum einise matte Qidtitrabs
len einbrinsen lieBen.
Die M0bst unb 0ersierunsem bieies 3ims
.ier seisten cine GENTLE Inmutb /; ielbit bic
unbebeutenoffen Saden maren fein unb 3iers
lid aussewdblt.
Der 3faum sIid einem f%leinen, reisens
ben Eempel, 6eiien Ginri9tuns nur BON
3drtli1er Qkbe anseorbnet worben iein
fonnte, uon elmer Qiebe, wsl9e Soft iesnet
unb belebnt; elmer Qiebe, mel1e omar pom
benz iuperflusen unb sepuberten Murauis
ienes Sabrbunoerts ueripottet wurbe, sleids
wobl aber @cmeinsut aller redtldaffenen
Qeute mar, - elmer 9iebe, wel1e bic Sits
ten beidiitt unb bas Slid unb bic gbre
Der SamiIie ME aud Der gSlter besrlnbet.
Das 3immer, IN weldss mir eintretsn,
moi ofienbar bic Yripatpobnlng, morin
Marielle BON Nopal unb @raf 6sinri1 =
nod benz @ersSe Der 9sute: bas arme
Opfer nit benz blutbirftisen Eprannsn =
wdbrenS pier Sabren sliidli9 seIebt batten.
sic liebten iid innis unb aufridtis,
wennsleid ibre Gbaraftere peridieben mas
rem.
Marieae nor ibrem @atten erseben unb
perebrts i'm. Wir mfiroen IS hidt pasen,
bieier inniscn .3drtli9feit ben Namen elmer
IeioenidaftIidm 9iebe gu ssben.
@raf 9einrid liebte Marieue NIT Der
sanSen @Iutb ieineS 9ersens, unb bic 9iebe
beSielben mar ebenio u%ertrausnsuoa wie in'
brinitis.
Mass, mas mir iiber bic 0eiben iasen
%tOnnen, 1T, baB iie mad pier Sdbren bss
@liids nod INNER slidli9 waren. Mtari-
ene itanb i'm aIer BON % 9abren unb in
Der Bliitbe ibrcr S96nbeit. Sbr @smabl
bsbanbslte ie nur nit Qiebe unS 8ersbruns.
Gin iol9ss Serbdltnib bsitanb bis piers
sebn Gage Dor benz Seit puntte, ba uns
fere @ridbluns wieber anfniipft.
Seitoem..-.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-24

Gines Mbenbs mar Mariele pon ibrem
Spasiersanse i'm Waloe suridsefebrt. Sic
NOR bleid nnb %iitterte am san,en geibe.
Sn ibren Mussn lag elm iol9 ~msrfpiirbiser
94msorud, baB bieienisen, weI9e ie Die
6reitreppe bes S6lofes binaufseben iaben,
fe faum wiebererfannten. Die i6onen,
blonben 9aare iatterten I'M ibrs Sdultem.
SIR 4leio mar ;errilen. gta6 ausla9e
Der Ueoientsn, weide ibr bic 1bire Slime
ten, warsn lire GGnbe idwars mlo blau
u%nterlaufen, ais penn iie cine fnr6tbare
Gueti6ung %erlitten bdtten.
Mariele trat taumelno elm unb fiel i'm
9ausganse obnmddtig nieoer.
Siienbar bate ii9 etwas S9redlidss
susetrasen. Niemano permodte inoeien
bieieS 9fdtbiel gu Ioieh, ba bic @rdfin Sas
cu,an ieit ienem Gage nidt wieoer 9eieben,
puroe.
Gin gang neues Qebsn, weldes nit ben
friberen 9liidli6en V%erb6ltniNen ni6t
su uerglei6en mar, begann nun I'M S6lohe.
0ieies wurbe porab in Smei Sbsile s%etrsnnt.
Sn Dem %erlteren, ben @raf 6einri6, wie
mir l6on mebrere Mal erpdbnten, nit
Sammet ausidlasen lieB, lsbten Maris
ele, ibre 8ummerSOfe, Slande pom giopal
unb bic swanSis 9aeusansO rasoner, unb
omar 9an3 ab9ei6loisn Don ben @nberen
&dnmsn bes Sdlo0es.
9aeuSan unb bic Orasoner sinsen elm
nnb aus. Den Qetteren mar iebo9 bas
@ebeimniB Der inneren i9immer sdnsIi@
nnbefannt.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-09-19
THE LOUISVILLE EXPOSITION.
Neither Memphis Nor West Tennessee
Adequately Represented Among
the Exhibitors.


Occasional Correspondence of the Appeal
LOUISVILLE, September 16.-The South
ern Exposition at Louisville is the second
i'll magnitude, and as a successful attrac-
ton, only to the Centennial of Philadel-
phia. Tennessee's colossal exhibit attracts
large crowds OF people from all parts Of
the country, examining samples of her pro-
ductive wealth, more especially the Ten
nessee great coal and iron exhibit also the
hard woods, etc. West Tennessee, espe-
cially Memphis, is as yet very poorly rep
resented, / am panied to admit Not even
a bale of cotton, nor any of the cotton-seed
products are to be seen in the State eX-
hibit. | have been requested by Mai
McWhirter, Tennessee's Commissioner of
Agriculture, etc, TO earnestly request our
great cotton men and our cotton-Seed oil
men to forward at the earliest moment
bales of cotton, both compressed and some
Just as they come from the cotton planter;
also crude cotton-seed oil, refined, etc,
also salad oils, cotton butter oils, etc. East
Tennessee and Middle Tennessee have put
us of West Tennessee to the blush, so far
and | sincerely trust that we will yet re-
deem ourselves. All strangers with whom
| have met here during the Exposition are
unanimous in their praises of the sleeping
and undeveloped wealth of our Southland:
Visitors come here to see what the South
has and what she is doing, and they sup
pose that there are no other industries or
products except those to be seen at the
Southern Exposition.
The electric displays are simply over
whelming, no pen can truly describe them.
There are nearly 5000 electric lights, an
electric railway, electric water-pumps,
electric fans, electric engines, etc The
United States Life-Saving Service, with
apparatus, etc, is of itself worth trip to
the Exposition.
l will not attempt to write about the
machinery and agricultural implements,
etc, in this letter, but will try in future
letter to give your readers description of
some OF the great Improvements to be
seen at the Great Southern Exposition.
Come and see for yourselves, you will not
be disappointed in your expectations.
p. WALLACE McKTTTRICK,
Tennessee Silk Commissioner to Southern Expo
aft
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-09-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

w. p Wilson to w. Spot smith, guar
dian of w. II. Mcclellan heirs, one-third
interest trust deed of Word and others, lot
on the northwest corner of Main and
Adams, Sl3iS.
+, l.. Jones to c. w. Edmonds, part lot
8 of w. p. Deadrick's subdivision 500.
w. p. Galbreath. to T. NJ. Summers,
lots Is, 10, 20, 2l and -, north side Walk
er and west side Washington streets,
$3.50.
w. +. Taylor TO A. J.. Mitchell, 365x23S
feet on the corner of MpLemore and Jack
son streets, in exchange for other land.
QUIT CLAIMS,
R.N. Nredenburg to Leitia ii. Vance,
lot Z, fronting l50xl50 feet on the south
side of Vance street.
NJ. Burke to Thomas Fleming, 40Xl27
feet on the west side of Main, south OF
Carolina street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-09-19

Wallfiower, who had been running under
pull, was let out and sprang to the front,
and won the heat in hand by two lengths ;
Chatter second and Tennis third, Wild
Kansas and Adventurer distanced. Time
1:45i. In the second heat Woolly Douglas
made the running for the first three-quar-
ters, when Hailfellow took it up. He kept
thelead to the eighth post, when Stovall
brought up Wallfiower, who won the heat
and race by length, with Hailfellow sec
ond and Slipalong third, Tennis distanced.
Time-1 :46a. French pools paid S:'7 40.
Third Race.-Purse Si00, OF which so
to second; horses not to be sold To carry
nine pounds extra; those entered to he
sold $1,000 to carry weight for age; allow
ances for less than that price; one mile
and an eighth. Starters: Japonica, Mani
tou, Twilight, Lelax and McBowling. Twi-
light was first away, but Manitou headed
him, and made the pole, with McBowling
at his flank for seven furlongs; then Lelax.
who had been running third, challenged
the leaders and quickly headed them.
Lelax won by a length and half; Mani
tou second, McBowling third and Twilight
last. Time-l :5Si. French pools paid S24.
Fourth Rdce.-Purse, 800; of which
500 to second; all ages, to carry 100 lbs. !;
six allowances; one mile. Starters: Gus
Matthews, Ballard, Monarch, Pearl Jen-
nings and Lizzie 5. Lizzie S. took the
track at the start and was never headed,
winning by two lengths, well in hand !;
Pearl Jennings second, Gus Matthews
third, Ballard last. Time :434. French
pools paid 50 20.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-09-19

COLUMBUS, o., September 1S.-The State
Tariff Convention, composed of delegates
from nearly fifty tariff clubs and auxiliary
associations of American Economists, in
Guiding nearly 1000 miners from Hooking
Valley, assembled at 2:30 o'clock this
evening, and were warmly welcomed by
Gov. Foster in a speech favoring protec-
ton Of American labor. 1t being the sec
ond meeting of the National Association
of Economists, its president. Judge Law
renee, presided. l.. Daniel, of New York
City, and DR.. Edward Young, of Washing
ton, secretaries, were also present. Judge
Lawrence made vigorous address in ia
vor of American industry and labor. He
was followed by Gen. Green b. Raum in a
forcible and extended speech, and the
Hon. A. S. Mcclure, who spoke briefly.
Resolutions were unanimously adopted in
favor of protection of American products,
both raw and manufactured.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-09-19

THE local cotton market opened and
closed steady yesterday, with middling
quoted at l0sc, the previous days value.
Sales amounted to 100 bales, all to account
of spinners. Receipts were 432 bales, ship
ments bales, and stock $3.50 bales. New
York spots closed quiet and steady
at 10sc for middling; futures clos
ing barely steady at decline OF
3 points for current, 10 to IL
points for near, and 9 to 10 points for dis
tant deliveries New Orleans spots closed
steady, with middling quoted at 10 5-16c
futures closing quiet and steady, with cur
rent deliveries declined points, October
/ point, with the remainder of the list
showing light variations both ways. Liv-
erpool spots closed quieter, with quota
tions 13-l6@5 l5-l6d; futures closed
barely steady, with September 5 53-64d
and April-May I'd. There was some i'm
provement in general trade, but no re-
markable changes were reported in tone
or price of staple articles. See the -tele-
graphic dispatches on the third page.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-09-19
THE FLOWER MISSION.
Call for Meeting to be Held This
Morning.

The national superintendent of the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union Flower
Mission Department, Miss Jennie Cassidy,
of Louisville, Ky, wishes to inaugurate
publicly the fower-mission work by a
movement which, she hopes, will become
both national and annual, namely: BY
having one day in each year, which shall
be known as "Flower-AIission Prison Day."
The 10Th of September is the day set apart
to be generally observed. In accordance
with the request, will the young ladies of
the Flower Mission of this city, with the
ladies of the Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union and the Woman's Christian
Association, meet on Wednesday, the 10Th
instant, at 8 O'Clock, at No. 80 Jefferson
street, to arrange for its observance Con-
tributions of flowers, text cards, temper
ance and Christian reading matter are ear
nestly solicited, to be sent to the place of
meeting on Wednesday morning.
DEAR FLOWER MIssIoN-As you make your visit
to the prison, ask Gods blessing upon you, and
that You may carry the presence of Christ with
you. and upon the seed sown, that they may find
lodgment in the hearts of those to whom you go.
II was in prison and yc visited me;' and again,
''lnasmuch ye did it unto one of the least of
these my brethren, ye did it unto me-. And
whatsoever We do in word deed, do it all in the
name of the Lord Jesus"
MRS. SAMUEL WATSON, President.