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seney's One Condition.

A correspondent of the Louisville Courier.
Journal says a railroad man gives the
following as an inside statement of the
Gould. Seney combination; "Just before Mr..
Gould left for the Southwest, the Gould syn
dictate purchased from members of the Seney
syndicate, on private terms, $4,000 shares Of
East Tennessee common, $4,000 shares Of
preferred, $1,000, 900 fret mortgage bonds al
about eighty, and 100000 of incomes al
about forty. It was agreed to lease the Ten.
nessee system to one of the Gould roads for
999 years upon a guarantee Of interest on
the first mortgage bonds, four per cent. on
the incomes for two years, and six per cent.
thereafter. A condition was also made 10
the effect that a member of the Seney syn
dictate should inspect the Gould rosds,
while representative of Mr.. Gould should
inspected the Seney system; upon agreement
thereafter a consolidation nigh: take the
place of the proposed lease" A member of
the Gould party, referring to this statement,
said oday: 81 do not think as much as this
has been accomplished. There have been
some conferences, but, as 1 get it, the real
purpose is TO try to effect consolidation of
the East Tennessee. Memphis and Charleston,
and Norfolk and Western companies. After
this is done something further may be de-
veloped. But think this will precede any
other motive"
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Elijah tonight.
The wind blew the dust sky-high yesler-
day.
Standing room will be at premium at
the matinee to-day.
"A large number of bonds were stamped
and Cancelled yesterday.
The case of Ferguson Us. Pickett was ar
gued in the Chsncery Court yesterday.
"A marrisge license was yesterday Issued
to Mr.. William NJ. Jennings and Miss o. NJ.
Davis.
The Mozart ticket Office Was crowded all
day, and Mr.. Frank Gray was kept busy dis
posing of reserved seats.
There was a concert in the elements last
night, but the music was such as 10 inspire
awe rather than admiration.
The Police Court yesterday morning
added SAG to the eity's exchequer and 20S
days service TO the chain-gang.
The first performance Of The Music
Festival was a grand success. Nothing like
it has ever before been heard in Memphis.
The MOI art chorus acquitted themselves
splendidly, singing with the precision and
finish of professionals rather than amateurs.
The chsrge against Dicey and Ed Poin-
ter was for disorderly conduct, and not for
larceny, as published in Sundays APPEAL.
Trains coming in on all the roads yes
terday and last night were crowded to suffoca-
ton with visitors to the Themss Mozart con-
certs.
The streets were thronged with visitors
from near and far all day yesterdsy-the
crowds becoming more dense as the day adj
vanced.
Mime. Julie Riye-King has established
hetseN as a fayorite in Memphis. She is
perfect mistress OF her instruments and true
artist in every sense OF the word.
-Thomas's orchestra WAS a revelation to
the average Memphian in music. 1t is diff
cult to conceive Of such perfection in orches-
tra.ion without seeing and hearing it.
Through One Administration; by Mrs.
Frances Hodgson Burnett, which was issued
as . serisl in the Century Magazine, has Just
appeared in book form. Mllansford has il.
Several block, of ice manufactured in
Memphis were on exhibition on Main street
yesterday. Bouquets of flowers were i:osen
10 the ice, making very novel and pretty
display.
The electric illuminators made Jefferson
street as light as day last night. The moons
light was eclipsed by their dazzling brillian-
cy. The entire city should be lighted with
electricity.
The Thomas soloists, Mesdares Hum
phrey-Allen, Norton. 81 artdegen and Cole, and
Messrs. Harvey and Remmertz, did not have
much TO do last night, but what they did do
was well done.
"A movement is on foot, and we learn
meeting with fattering success, looking TO
the establishing of an extensive stove manu-
factory. The enterprise should find favor
with our capitalists.
Eyes, we are funding bonds to-day" said
President MADDEN yesterday to man at tle
other end Of the telephone. "We have all our
bonds and stamps, and are ready for bust
ness. Send 'em along"
"A lace handkerchief vas found in the
APPEAL editorial rooms last night, evidently
lost by one of the ladies who took refuge
there during the storm, after the Festival.
The oHnar can have the came by sending
for Il.
"A heavy thunderstorm passed over the
city last night as the audience was leaving
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LACE CURTAINS.

Our complete stock OF Lace Curtains consisting
oil Nottingham, Scotch, French Thread and Rni-
bToidered Curtains, will be sold at importers cost,
to close.
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our city. Memphis viii b. heard from
through he. columns Of their paper.
MEssEs. MORGAN ]. KELLY and John
Roper have formed partnership, snd will
carry on the grccsry and cotton facorsge
business at the old stand Of Mr.. Roper, 392
Main street. Both these gentlemen are tcc
we'll known to require any introduction tc
the people about Memphis. They will carry
a very large stock Of groceries, and give ths
Best OF attention to the cotton business. They
will also sell on commission.
VISITORS at the Cotton Exchange yester
day: J. Z. Bell, St. Louie; Capt n J. Duke
Pototoc; l. NJ. Falk, Decatur; ]. E. Litten
Florence; NJ. c. Buybaum, Cincinnati; J. P
Edmondsop, Louisville; J. Burnett aud W
d. Burnett, Willision; A. V. War;, Rossville
W. B. Seals sni John B. Seals, Atlanta; c
E. Busey, Atlanta; Percy r. freeman suC
John J. Freeman. S.. Louis; J. Sternb.rger
Brownsville; J. P. Exall, St. Louis; N r
SIedge and J. L. Cooke, Como; C. I. Booker
Masops; W. T. Scoot, Hickory Valley; J. I
Sieger, Moscow; D. C. York, Cotton Plant
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GOULD'S GAUGE
Of the Value Of the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad to His South
western System.
1t Forms Most Important Link, but
the Stockholders Dict Watt to
Give 1t Up.

The st. Louis Globe Democrat says that q
Wall street financial circular, assuming
knowledge on the subject, says the arrange
ment between the East Tennessee Company
and the Gould party, as agreed upon before
Mr.. Gould's departure, involved 999-
year lease Of the Est Tennessee road to
one OF the roads in the Southwestern system.
Connection with the Southwestern system
will be made at New Orleans by Louisville
and Nashville, from Colers, Ala; by Vieks-
burg and Meridian railroad to Shreveport,
or by Memphis and Charleston and Memphis
and Little Rock to Texarksns. A CONSOLE
dation may be made instead of lease, il
agreed TO by Mr.. Gould and an East Tennes-
see representative, after examining the road.
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REAPERS and M0WERS|
Hay Rakes.
ORGILL BROTHERS & col
80 FRONT ST., MEMPHIS.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Peabody Hotel
{. B. GALLOWAY C0..-.-. 1900. Prof RrETo n.
Rates-S2 50. S. and s. per day. according 10
sire and location of room.
Table Rnard $40 per mOnfh
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

CAIRO. May -Night-River falling.
wesfhe- cloudy; thermometer 70'. Departed:
Port Esda and berges, g. Louis, II.
KEW ORLEArs, May IA N'eht-ArriVed;
lHzfe p Silver. e. Louis: Golden Crown, Cincin'
nkti. Departed: John Gilmore and parges' 81
Louis.
CIxcrNSATI, Msy l4-River falling, with
u feet inches by the gauge Ne1tner Gear sno
warm Arrived: Wyoming, New orleans; Jan e
W. CAT, Memphis; Mary Houston, New OIleens.
LOUISVILLE. May 14.-Night-kiver fall
ire with feet 10 inches in the canal ana ieei
ioehas IL the chute on the falls weather ctondJ
and cool with slight rEin. No ar7iYais SINCE noon
vIcKsBuKe, May f4.-Fight-Dspzrted
CITY Of Baton Rouge. New orleaE' 5;Sl a n; Cltl
Of st. Louis ST. Louis, IN, CasIles Morgan
Cincinnati. go an; Guicihg etar' Sew orleans
ppm
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PARASOLS.

Another cut has been male on the prices OF our
Silk Sun Umbrellas and Lace Trimmed Parasols
The size of our stock, the assortment and excel
lenee OF our styles are second TO none in the South
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Bryson & Co.. 23i Main street, invite the
attention Of all to the fact that their stock oil
Furniture and Carssts ia a complete and ex-
tensiye one. Psrtor and Bedroom sets Of
yariou. grades cas be found there. All the
leading styles zre in the stock. From .
single article TO whole house full o! furnl.
ture can be bought there at low rates. All
kinds Of Csrpsss are here, and will be sold
cheap and put down in the best oil order
Those contemplating the purchase OF furni'
ture or Carpets are advised to visit Bryson d
Co., where goods and price are bound togIye
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A TEAPOT TEMPEST.
Over the Appointment Of Maj. Rhea to
the ONCE Of Coal Oil Inspector
by Gov. Bate.
4 Great Deal OF Unjust Comment and
Unnecessary Severe Language Over
Political Incident,
Nashville Banner.

The Murfreesboro Free Press ignorantly
and upjustly eriticises Gov. Bate for the ap.
pointment ef Msj. Rhea as coal oil inspeetor
for Msnphis, and says:
We do not know Ed Shaw. He sbusars to have
possessed the confidence OF the Democratic Execu-
enee;- and If there are not hundred men in
Memphis as well qualified for the once and more
deserving OF y than the man who has been ap-
pointed, we will only say:
May God look in pity
On the great Bluff City"
Evidently the editor knows neither Shaw
nor Mai. Rhea. The former Is totally I'm.
worthy respect and confidence. and united
for official position, and his Influence wa,
only recognized ana bought by the Demo.
cratic Executive Committee because it wa.
with that alone that they could succeed. The
latter is an honorable, honest gentleman who
b:s heretofore filled this Office fer six years
and is, perhaps, better qualified for the posi-
ton than any other man in Memphis. Thit
editor would do better to AK the divine
blessing for the enlightenment of his OWL
benighted vision, that bis partisan eyes may
be opened TO a broader view than this "over.
weening greed Tor official patronage" The
Ledger and APPEAL, of Memphis, former
blowers upon the harnonicon, see more
clearly. The Ledger remarksi
w" tnht maj hnea IL appointed coal OIL IN
spector for the next two years, farmers may fnist
planting and cotton men bore for samples as usual
There are 10 00o or 600 voters in Shelby county
entirely satisfied and willing to yield in the ma
Jortys favor. In fact ninety nine out of every To-
that ever heard or thought of the matter heartily
approve the governors appointment.
The APPEAL, after giving a long list o.
names OF the most prominent and worthy
gentlemen in Memphis no had recommended
him, thus refers to the appointment
1t will be seen from this array of names tha
Maj. Rhea was Endorsed by Democrats equal in
mended either of the other applicants. Gov Bate
could not do otherwise than appoint Mai Rhea
His course will be admired by every man who
recognizes personal obligations. Mai. Rhea wa,
backed by strong recommendations, and there /,
no cause for strife and discord growing cut OF hi
appointment.
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SchilIy,s Lunches.

The saloon of George Schilly, West Court
,treet il famous not only as the headquar-
tor, fer the best beer, but SIS an eatinghouse.
The Iunche. and dinners prepared there are
Of the bast quality, and cost very little.
Gsorge is . man who knows how to keep such
a Mace. The arrangements for handling beer
-re Of the NEST approved patterns, and 1t il
siusys good. The cook is an excellent one,
"a the supplies are of the best.
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Oohen's Hat store.

This f,mous place is No. 2l9 Main street
where Mr.. Cohen has for years been selling
the best Of hsts and cape. He has custom.
ers who have been buying from him ever
since he has been there, and are likely e
continue 20 do so. This is because they
know Cohen 10 be one of The most conpe.
tent men in The business, and because he
sells very cheap. Quick sales at small profit
is the rule there, and it keeps them busy
All who want hats can be accommodated
there
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PERSONAL,

( IORN AND FLO UR MILL COMPLETE-Witi
~ boiler and engine ana two gin-stsnds. Ad
dress JOHN REID, 326 Second street.
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lfsd.) DRUGGIST. can ali It. Address
pa. WARD a CO.. LouIsIANA: No
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LAW REPORTS.
Chaucery Conrt-McDoweII, Jus

Chancesy Court-HcDoweiI, Judge.
Calendar for today: Nos. 4074, Street vs.
Bowers; 4102, Pat,ison VI Apperson; 1921,
Wellington vs Apperson.
For May 10th: Nos. 1897, White VS.
Moriaty; 3002, Cicalla VS. Cicalla; 1889,
Renkirt We Mclean.
For May 18th: No. 1888, State vs. Boyd.
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B. L0WENSTE|N & BROS.
OUR MOZART FESTIVAL GREE TING!
AWEEK OF UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS
~ List OF GOODS And PEICEs
ASTONSH the LADIES of MEMPHIS AND VISITORS to TEE CITY
Silk Department.

Received 100 pieces of the Gamers CsIe
brRItd BLACK eros Grain silks from the re.
cent great sale made by Mr. DeForrest the Selling
Agent of these worldIenowned goods.
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GastOn's Hotel.

European plan. Enlarged, and refurnished.
Prices according 10 size and location OF rooms.
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Mrs. WinsloE's Soothing Syrup should al
~ used when children are cutting teeth 1t re-
49,, 49, the little sufferer At once. 1t produces
nesss o1iet sleep by relieving the child from
,lsio and the little cheruo awskes as bright as
.-a, Its very pleasant to taste. 1t soothes
DuteSiis softens the gums, sIlsys al pain relieves
ny We rsruIates the bowels, and is the best known
M.-,adv for diarrhe&, whether arising from teeth
tee sr other causes. twenty-five cents oottie.
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Cr,m,paI Uour,-erecr. Judre

Calendar for to-day: Nos. 152, Savannah
Williams, 15S. Hannah Jones; 1876, Mrs.
Anderson; 1876, Alice Grant; 1873, Myrtle
EImore; 1S4, Hattie Rogers; 1877, Blsnch
Anderson; 149. $50, Isl, Sid Brook; 144,
Henry Bell; 10. Lust Brown ct al; 169,
Thos. Walsh; 1888; 81. VI. Purnell; 1S9, 100,
Alex Murray and Ridgely.
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R0OhsAND BOARD

T ACE CURTAINS-Done up at 81 25, zoe ar
u soc. by MRS. V. ROBBE, l3S Causey St
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Es,iyars SECOND Attract.

Estival Park, that lovely place Of resort,
will on Friday evening next, May 18th, be
most brilliantly Illuminated, and Arnold's
full orchestra will be in attendsnce-the &C.
cssion picnic, followed by grand hop,
given by the FLYERS.
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Another Statement.

The Knoxville Chronicle says that The
nearest approach 10 an official statement Of
facts regarding the Seney combination is the
following: 1t is proposed TO Consolidate the
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia, the
Memphis and Charleston, the Norfolk and
Western, the Western North Carolina, and
the Richmond and Danville on the basis Of
capital earnings. Mr.. Gould, before leaving,
requested Messrs. Brice and Thomas to pre-
pare plan of consolidation to be ready on
his return. Those interested with Mr.. Gould
say that it is not improbable that if salts
factory plan is submitted TO Mr.. Gould it
may be consummated within two hours after
his arrival
The Memphis and Charleston Lease to the
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia sys-
tenn again comes to the front, this time to
disturb the harmony of the scheme for iden-
tiiyiug ths lessee company's system with The
Gould Southwestern system; by threatening
suit TO nullify the lease on the ground that
it is fraudulent. The road is come 500 miles
long, extending from Memphis to Stevenson,
in an essierly direction, and forms an i'm
portant link in the Contemplated line from
the Atlantic, to be formed by the Gould
Hnntinpdon combination.
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Ak the most eminent nhvsiciap
Of ,ny school. what i the heat thing In
the world for onietino and allavinv all frri.
-. w" ~. f-s s.y
tation oil the nerves and curing all iorms Oh
nervous Complains, glv,ns NATURAL chiionks
reiIeshins s'eeP ;,.,,.,
And they VIII tel, you unnesitstingy
"Some form oil H0peN
cuAprru n .,
-, \, ~ .l
ASK any or ali OF the most eminent pnynF
clans:
mnai is 'ue pes. ano Uniy emeay 'a ~
can De relied on 70 cure ala uisen Oh tns
kidneys aud urinary ofgane; such ~ Brighta
uisease, uiaoe'ss, ,e,sn'Iou VI nanny "
tain urine, and All the Diseases ana tiimen1
And thew will tell vou expIicitly and am
t.:.1s' 4. p.L- .,
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HAVING 10 remove my marble-works
very soon, am offering my stock al greatly
reduced prices.
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HAVING to remove my marble works very
soon, am now offering my stock at greatly
reduced prices.
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FIoyd,s Restaurant.


Cool, we'll ventilated, nice surrounding
everything home-like, elegant cooking and
every delIcscy the market sfords-
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Notice,

Persons visiting Nashville will find
MONEYS there what Floyd's lie 10 Memphis.
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Nashville, Tenn, will hold lie eighteenth
commencement May 18th 70 June let. The
year has been heslthful and prosperous
About fifty young ladies Will graduate.
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PROF. SAxBY,s grand matinee Saturday at
the Exposition promises 10 be something
brilliant. Every little master who can dance
should engage his partner for the grand ger
man on that occasion.
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Large consignment iust received-all
kinds-fron fifteen to fity cents.
AMEs. BFATTfE a CO., 3s3 Main street.
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THE Celluloid Eye. Glasses do not breal
like shell or rubber nor rust like steel. &c
a pair 10 suit you and you will End them a
faithful friend. For sale by all leading jew
elels and opticians.
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stea m Dyeing and CIeanfns.

Ladies' aud gents wearing apparel cleaned
or dyed any color. Ostrich plumes, etc.
lace curtains cleaned by L. Riegel, So Jef1er
son street.
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FIoyd's Candies.

Fruits Glace, Bon Bonn, French Nougst
Marshmsllows, and all kinds of home-m sde
candies at Floyd's
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Interesting to Ladies and Gentlemen.

In anticipation of a great crowd of people
attending The Mozart Festival, / beg TO an
nounce to the visitors that l am Offering my
immense stock of DIAMONDS, WATCHES,
CHAINS, slvERwARE, Eric, AT EASTERN
CosT, and cordially invite the people desiring
gres: bsrg aims TO favor my stock with an in
spection. This is bor0fde offer, and no
hum5ug. Give me call.
3. R8THSCHILD,
$40 Main Street. Opposite Peabody Hotel.
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Board Reduced
T .ARGE KEY-Whieh the owner can get at
II THIS OFFICE.
LOST.
FOR s ALE.

NANCE street Lot. east of Mr. D. Poston,
" La Rose street, Lot near Clay street.
Neat residence on Elliott, near Mr.. Godwin's.
Nice residenc on Pontotoc, near Lsuderdale
Shelby street Lot, opposite Mr.. Cloths
Choice Lot, with Cottage, Union near Wellington
fretty Lots on fernando, Lsuderdale and Nc
Residence south of Vance, on fernando.
Fine reside ice, also Lots on BeAle.
Three tenements on Causey; also, one on Beale
2 acres on New Raleigh Road, near Geo. Powell's
and near Nj. Hsrdings.
Several residences on Poplar street.
Suburban residence South Memphis
Cottages on Tate and Orleans.
Cottage on Dunlap and Court.
ALSO,
suburban residence, II acres, Union avenue.
residence ana acres, at Gill Station
Grounds on Greenlaw, Mill and Second streets
w a. WHEATLEY, ISL Main.
PlANO-A hrst-elass Chickering Piano. used
only afew months. Address G. Y g.. this
ONCE. Piano can be seen st Hollenberg's.
nRY KINDLING wOoD-Cheap-
IL MEMPHIS LUMBER AND MFG. CO.,
3Ss and $50 Second street,
81 Ear Patterns and Fashion Sheets for Jn1s
!: T. KEY { CO., "A North Court street.
COOP GkNTLE HoRsE-At a gIeat bargain
" Inquire at L SAMELS0N & CO.'S
Preprietors Full Noon Cigar House.
$40 Main street opposite Peabody Hotel
MARBLE WORK-And Monuments cheeD for
seeeptance. F. oUIGLEY, ss2 Main near r Be ey
T OTIS OF SWEET POTATO PLANTS-
Il BUCKHAM q CAMPBELL, 50 Beale st.
THE HARBERT PLANT ATION-Near MaloneTs
4 LanI0 on Mss one place contains 45o acres
SPOUT 100 cleared The other 600 acres-about
aOO cleared improvements frst-elsss, Well bro.
tscted BY Leyee Apply TO our attorney. Judge
Il. Reid. at Eriars Point, Miss, or
AAMAlNS ROBERTS, New Orleans, La
p oCKAwAY AND HARNEss-ln perfect order
Le used one month only. Can be seen al VI. 8,
Bruce Co.'s. Apply TO " o
BLUFF CITY INSURANCE co.
CRUSHED EAR-CoRN-CRUsHED OATS
~ Cracked Corn, Chicken Feed, etc. The yery
tie ct this time OF year.
]. V. PATRICK d CO..
Memphis Gin and Mil.
Opposite Miss and Tenn, RaiIroad.
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A fresh lot of fine Texas mares and mules,
for Gale at F. A. Jones & Co.'S, 81 Monroe ct.
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GREAT bargains IN genie furnishing goods
at A. HEzTER'5, ga Main street,