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sister oliver on the Theater.

90 Suud sy evening Anna Oliver lectured
upou The subject OF the stage and thester, in
Willoughby Avenue Methodist Episcopll.
Church, Br, ooklyn. She opened h,r
remarks by saying ths,e she does not
condemn recreation, ss work and
play are nj Necessary in this life, but the recre-
alton should be Of the right kind. Theaters,
che held, were demoralizing and corIupting.
"a moral thester has never yet been known
20 pay" continued the speaker. "rhey mu.t
be made bad, immoral and fascinating 10
succeed. Ben johnson and Hannah More
had endeavored TO moralize the stage with
moral plays, but you do not hear of them
being pnt on the stage" The reverend lady
then advsrted to the plays OF the present day,
and denounced them all, being especially
severe on the Black Crook as produced at
Niblo's. Il never visited thester 10 my life,
and, by the grace of God, never will" she
continued. "a short time ago l was at a
gathering of ladies Of Sorosis, and l there saw
lady who, TO speak of her dress, was ele-
gantly rooed, but in some respects there WIS
not enough fit. There was, however, plenty
on the floor. pitied her all the more when
| saw that she wss thin and homely. That
lady is leading actress, and stands in the
front ranks OF her profession" Miss Oliver
closed by saying that the gates Of heaven
were too narrow to admit those entering with
the world on their shoulders.
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tion therefor are, in fact, scarcely appre.
Ciated by our citizens. Theodore Thom as
with bis mammoth orchestra, accempanied d
by five distinguished vocal soloists aud Rive
King, who il, perhaps, the finest lady pianist
in America, mas begun bis triumphant mu-
sical march across the continent to the
"Golden Gate" He will draw immense
crowds wherever he performs, but in no in
stance will any Southern audience have the
opportunity OF hearing this splendid combi-
nation in Gounod's now famous trio, ,ogy, The
Redemption, aud Mendelssohn's dramatic
work, EtjOh. 1t is the proud boast Of Mem
phis that she ia the only Southern city
that can furnish a sufficient and ef
6cieut chorus. The addition of the Mo-
zsrt's $50 voices makes the occasion an
unusual one. The Festival is being very
thoroughly advertised from the Ohio 10 the
the Gulf, and railroad, are offering e1-
tremely low rates OF fsre-in many
cases as low as one cent a mile-be-
sides assisting TO advertise the Fes-
tivsl themselves. The city papers have
yielded spaces for the adve IT issment Of This
event never before taken from their reading
columns for any purpose, and there is but
little doubt that Memphis will have larger
concourss OF people gathered in her limits
on May 14lh and 18th than she has ever
before ATTEMPTED TO entertain.
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As may be seen by vertisement, Prof
Tripp, whose matinee courses were recently
80 keenly appreciated in our city, has con.
sented 10 give an evening cour.e OF his his
toric portrAitures, by patronage of a number
OF our leading citizens, 10 the parlors of the
Young Mems Literary Society, Second street,
opposite Cavalry church, entrance one door
east OF Witzmann's music store, on Friday,
Saturday and Monday evenings, April 9th,
9TH and 9th, beginning at o'clock. The
opening lecture tonight will be."Napoleon
III, from His Birth to the Imperial Throne" !"
preceded by brief account OF the thrilling
Paris revolutions OF February and June,
l848, as witnessed by The lecturer. The lie
Of the late French emperor in marvellous
vIcissitudes rivaed the wonders OF romance
or fable, while his political career was con-
spicuously interviewer with most of the great
events in France and Europe for nearly
twenty years. Prof. Tripp's delineation of
Napoleon is said 10 be q masterly produc-
lion, and there will doubtless be present a
highly Intelligent audience.
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A PATHLTIC STORY.
HOW WOMEN ARE TREATED by UrPKINCIPLE
AND DESIGNING coNGREssMEN.

AND DEslGNlNG CON0Rk<sMEHs
WASHINGTON, April 5.-Yesterday the
Critic contained the following pathetic story.
1t may not b. true, but there are many cases
like it that are true: Last evening the Critic
was met by woman who appeared TO be
sbout twenty-five years of age. She was
dressed in neat but not costly attire. She was
of pretty figure, with large blue eyes, and
seemed to be possessed of fue suit of hair.
Her general appearance bespoke good pa
rentage, and her conversation was of such a
character as 10 lead one to believe that she
had been brough up in good society. Ia fact,
her every movement was that Of a lady; but
she was in distress and wanted as-
sistance. The Critic ASKED her how
she came here aud where from. She
said: 81 came here four years ago, aud was
brought here by Congressman -, of Ken
lucky, and got place in the Treasury. His
term in Congress expired, aud when he went
ont OF Congress | lost my place. l have
been living as best / could from that day to
the present. l have exhausted every article
of jewelry | possessed, even ring my dying
mother gave me, in order to subsist, and now
at last am turned cut upon the streets among
strangers, IS it were, TO live as best | can /
nave sacrificed home, relatives snd iri9nds,
ever ylhing, save my honor, q order TO live,
and here / sm walking the streets tonight
without place to sleep" At this point the
woman sobbed and cried. The Critic asked
her ii she had father living. Sac said: ~
have not. My father died before was oii
enough TO know anything OF The trials Of this
world. He joined John Morgan's com
mand and wss killed in Ohio. L hsvs no
sister. L have one brother in Kentucky,
but he obj cted 10 my coming here
and / fear 10 let him know my
wants. l feel like going and drowning N.Y.
self" She WAS provided with means to
secure a nights lodging and breakfast.
Where see will get the next, the good Lord
on knows. Suffice it to say, hers is but the
story of hundreds OF pure AMI innocent wo-
men who are brought hare by designing and
INSCRIPTIONS congressman for base and un
gody purposes. II is to be hoped tn at this
short and imperfect sketch may reach the
eve of her brotber and that he m ay from the
outline given, bs able to see the necessity of
coming to this city Of magnificent dlatress
and disappointed hopes, gather his sister in
his arms snd take her back to her old Ken
| lucky home.
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See. 5. Be il further enacted, That the income de-
rived from all shares of stock in any corporations
which are. by their charters, exempt from ad
uGlorem tax, or from bonds exempt from any such
tax, shall pay a tax OF five per cent per annum
upon the amount OF such income.
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SPORTING NEWS.
The New Orleans Races

New ORLEANS, April 5.-Track muddy;
light attendance.
Mile and quarter. Ballast won: Ament
second. Beecher Book third. Time-2:193
Mile and an eighth. Fellow Play won
Hickory Jim second, McWhirter third
Time-2:049.
The mile heat race was won 10 two straigh
hest by Creel.
Steeple chase, short course. Moscow won
Bush second, Franklin third. Time-3:17
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CAPITAL POINTS,

WASHINGTON, April Brig Gen. Joseph
the United States Army, died at his residence
in this city, this morning, of Bright's
disease. The usual orders have been issued
by the War Department. The funeral takes
place Saturday.
The Jesnueite Court Of Inquiry, without
trausscting any business, adjourned until to-
morrow.
David B. Russell has been appoin'e ed
United States marshal for the Eastern Dis
t~ict OF Arkansas.
The Postofice Department to-day declared
the Marion Trust Company, OF Chicsgo and
Indianapolis, fraudulent concerns.
There is no truth in the report that the
foreman of The grand jury refused TO Sign
indictments against Senator Kellogg.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREVlTIES.

Chicsgo, April 5.-B. A. Raymond, the
third mayor Of Chicago, died this morning,
aged eighty-two.
Mentlsnd, Ind, April 5.-This place was
visited with destructive FIRE last night, re-
sulting in the almost total losa OF the bssi
meas portion Of the town. Twenty firms
were burned out. Loss, 100000; half in.
sured.
Newark, N. J., Aprii 5-Two brothers
named Dauria and two named Corbo, all
Italians, fought To-day with knives In a
1uloon. The Dauri----eT0 takou 10 Tie
hospital. one probably fatally cut. The
Corbos fled.
New York, April 5.-Erhibitors and mem.
bers of the Inventors Institute today passed
resolutions of regret for Cooper's death. The
Ch ,mber of Commerce and Commissioners
Of Chariti.s and Corrections also took appro-
PIRATE action ia the matter.
Boston, April 5.-Tbe Rev. DIR. Edward
Everett Hsls presided last night at largely
attended meeting Of persons interested in the
elevation and education of the American
Indiaus under the auspices of the New En-
gland Women's Association and the Nation
al Iudi an Rights Association.
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THE Law AND EOTARIAL OFFICE OF TREz-
Il EvANT q CARY has been removed 70 70.
Had,son street. doors west Of their former once
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NERVOUS DEBILITY
a CUBE GUAKAHTEKD.

Dr. 4 O. WEsf's ErzyE AID BKAIu TK1A5 HKNT-
A specise for Hyste-fx, Dixxinea, OonyuisaosE q.
HerTous Headache, fenta Depression, Les OF
Enissions, Premature Old Age, caused py over
sxe-tton, seli-abuse Sg overisdulsence- which
leads to misery, decsy and deltt. One sos W
cure recent cases Each box contains one monthly
tfes, ment. Ons dollar . ooz, or Ex DoxeE for nve
dol srs; sent BY ms.l prepaid on receipt of Pr1ce
ssch order received by a. for dix boxes, acconpa'
niFd with ave doIlark, we VII send the purcnasel
ecg written guarantee 10 refnrn me money tnt
gued only bT A. REEKERT d CO., wholesale and
Eetsil Druxzisss us Main street, Mem pntA Tenn
Orders by mn VII reeeays pronpt attention.
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CHICAGO, April 5.-The afternoon game
OF the BsIke-liue tournament attracted a.
light au iience, but proved the greatest game
yet played schsef.r had for his opponent
Joe Dion, who had wsgered some money
that Schaefer could net average twenty
against him, and who accordingly studied
safety throughout, but This made no differ
euce. Neither bad breaks, nor the fact that
Dion himself played better than he had pre-
viossly, could sthe Schaeier's splendid exc
cution and great command of the rail for
nursing. He made nearly 6ve-si1ths of the
total game in Eve seperate innings, and put
on record the best average and quickest game
ever played. Score: Schaefer, 900; average,
40; highest run, 168. Dion, 24S; average
II 1914; high ct run, SO. Time-1:35.
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La STATUE DE LA LIBERIE.
A New Cantata by Goun0d for the BEN
eft of the Rarth0Idi statue.

NEW YORK, April 5.-The Critic, of A pril
7th, will say: "Chsrles Gounod has sent with
the French choral society, Lespersnce, to
New York, the new cantata entitled "La
Statue de Lls.iberte," composed for male
voices, accompanied by military band. 1t
is said 10 be large in style and very effective,
and of the same class as the famous soldiers
march in Faust Several French choral
societies are now rehearsing the cantata under
the directorship of their leader, Prof. Vica-
riHo, who intends TO arrange the concert ex-
clusiveiy by French artists for the benefit oil
the Pedestal Fond OF tine Bsrlholdi Statue OF
Liberty. The programme will be made up
of French compositions unknown to Ameri-
can audiences"
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
Suspension Of the Nashville College for
Young Ladies on Account Of
Scarlet Fever.
An Extraordinary Waterspout-The
Tax Act-Seyen New Cases
Of Smallpox.

Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE, April 5.-The Nashville Coll
lege Tor Young Ladies, under the auspices of
the Southern Methodist Church, suspended
to-day on account OF scarlet fever. There
were 200 pupils IN the school. Several of
them were sf1iei4d with the disease, one
dying.
EXTRAORDINARY wATERsPoUT.
An extraordinary waterproof occurred here
this morning, flooding the streets. The river
will probably rise to the danger line. Sew
eral families in the lowlsnds have already
had TO move out Of their houses.
SMALLPOX.
Seven new cases of smallpox developed
today.
LETTER FROM JEFFERSON DAVIS.
The Hon. Jefferson Davis, al Beauvoir, stat
that circumstances beyond his control will
not permit him to be present at the meeting
in Nashville of the Southern Historical
Society on the 21st pro1imo. To the letter of
the secretary of the society informing him
that an invitation would be officially sent, he
has replied that it would be impracticable
for him to attend.
HUNGRY FOR OFFICE.
Over 100 applications have been made to
Gov. Bate for appointment TO railroad com.
missionerships, with only three 10 be ap-
pointed. Most of these are composed ef
men who have heretofore run for some Office.
ANOTHER POOL ROOM.
Another pool-room will be opened here te-
morrow. 1t is to be called the Merchants
Exchange Jockey Club. So far the Rock
City Jockey Club has not been very success-
full in the sale OF pools on the New Orleans
races.
DROWNED.
At 10 o'clock this morning J. L. Bryant,
of Lynchburg, was fishing in a boat few
miles from Shelbyville, when the boat was
drawn under a mill dam and be was drowned.
His body was recovered three hours after
ward
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HaSerIy's opera Company at Little
Rock.

LITTLE Rock, April 5.-Haverly's Opera
Company were greeted with a refined and
enthusiastic audience this evening, notwith-
standing the heavy thunderstorm that COM
mencGd as the doors of the operahouse we're
opened. No such rendition OF The Mascotte
has ever been given here. The company are
certainly the best that has appeared here
this season, and their costumes are superb.
The people ef Memphis will have an op.
portunily Of seeing the company next Mon
day night in The MdscoHe, on Tuesday nigh t
in The Merry War. The sale of seats begins
this mOTniD0
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Auction Sale Of seats for the Cincin N att
Dramatic Festival.

CIECINNATI, April The auction sale OF
season tickets for the Dramatic Festival con-
tinued with unabated interest, the hall being
well filled throughout the day. Total num-
Der of seals now sold, 1860; total receipts,
s106,O1l; Of this sum S27 III is for premiums,
making The average premium 80 far SIS 70.
Mile. Rhea paid $l25 premium for seats to-
day. The lowest premium during to-day
was $4 so. The sale is entirely unpre.
cejented. Lees than half the seats in the
hall are sold. The auction will be con.
Ii IL I'd
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ANOTHER FLOOD
Feared In the Sectfos OF Country Down
About Helena.

Special to the Appeal
HELENA, April 5.-Ths river is rising here
half an inch per hour. There is great ap-
prehension of another fDod in the sections
without levee prote ection. Certainly, witho ut
prompt and effective work is Gone, there is
every reason to expect a repetition 10 point
of destructiveness, if not in extent, of the
March oyeIhoy
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ESSIEDAVIS'S STORY
A Wreck and Ruin at EighteeB-How
She Has Degraded Good Name and
Dragged 1t
Through the Slums OF Many Cities The
Murder Of One Lover by Another Her
Last Crime.

One Of the most pitiable cases Of natural
depraviiy that hss ever come under our
notice is that furnished by the young woman
"Essie Dsvis," in whose presence, and on ac-
couut of whom, Bert Wing shot Joe Glenn
Only eighteen, handsome and well educated,
she has already souuded the depths OF de,
Prsvity and brought disgrace TO an honored
name. "Essie Davis" is we'll known in this
city, where for some time she piled her
nefarious trade at awell known b0Snio. The
story OF her own life and Of the murder Cf
one Of her lovers by another, she gave 10
st. Louis Republican reporter in the following
Word..
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A Dinner 90 Disz.

NEW YORK, April 5.-Gen. Grant gave a
dianer to ex PRECEDENT Disz in The Union
League Club last night. Among the guests
were Mayor Edson, w. NJ. Evarts, Roscoe
Conkling, Jay Gould, NJ. Romero, Russell
Sage, Clarence A. Seward, Gen. Lloyd, AS
pinwall, T. Massc, Col F. D. Grant, U. S.
Grant, IT,, Willism Henry Hurlbert and
the members of Gen. Disz's suite.
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RERDELL.
THE STAR. Ro1TER DENouNcER BY HIS COZ
Sell IN UNMEAsURED TERMS.

THE sTAR. RosTER DENOUNCED BY HIS coUN
Sell IN UNMEAsURED TERMS.
WASHINGTON, April 5.-Judge Wiltshire
late counsel for Rsrdell, in an interview de-
nounced Rerdsll in unmeasured terms.
Among other things unpleasant of his late
client he said: "He is one of the most
treacherous men ever met. He fooled me.
l had heard that he was fooling me. D rsey
was not fooled in him, for he told me that
Rerdeil was foohng me, but L could not be.
lieve it. l told him finally what / had
heard, and 1 thought / had a right, as his
attorney, TO know if it was 80. He swore by
all tba. wss good and bad that it was not
true; that he had never met one of the gov
ernment counsel, or body connected with
the government, in consultation. At one
time 1t was published in the Star that he was
going to turn on the defendants. / called
his attention TO the publication, and he de-
MED it most emphaticaily. / then suggested
10 him the propriety of a denial through the
same channel. He agreed to it, and /, in
order to have it right, wrote the card deny
ing the slery. No one was more surprised
than was when Rardell did ss he did. He
ia the most infamou, scoundrel 1 ever had
anything 10 do with"
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Decamped.

Buffalo, April 5.-J smes Robinson, seven
ty-six yesrs of sge, was recently married in
this city to Toronto lady, through an ad-
vertisement, and by giving her check (bo-
gus) for 100000. He decamped to CaEads,
taking With him SIS, gold-hesded cane and
an ovtrcost, the property of the Rev. Dr.
Strat,on, who performed the ceremony. Rob.
inson was arrested at Hamilton, Canada.
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Another Protest Against Freight Rates
by new YORK Merchants.

New YORK, April 5.-The Chamber ol
Commerce to-day adopted a resolution de-
cIaring that the existing classification on
west bound traffic, as established by the
trunk lines, was discriminating against the
dry good. trade, aud requesting the Railroad
Commissioners of this State 10 visit New
York aud inquire into the facts and report
to the legislature il change in the railroad
law ia not desirable.
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THE lord mayor of London was only a
porter in warehouse, but he persevered in
The face of all opposition and rose rapidly.
1t is only persisteney and merit that has
made Or. Bulls Cough Syrup the greatest
family remedy Tor coughs and colds now Of
fered to the suffering public.
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The MoEnrt nnsIcaI Festival.

A visitor to the spsc.ous room OF The
Mozart Society wou'd d BE- s)mswbat surprised
at their present appearance. Taey more
nearly resemble pcstoffice, or the mailing
1epartment of a large newspaper, than the
class and reception rooms OF a conservatory.
The scope of the Festival and ground COW
eIed BY the management in their prepAra-
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Buffalo, April 5.-Dr. Evans, magnetic
healer, who issued a card in the morning
papers claiming TO have been blsckmailed
by lady patient and alleged detective, hsI
been arrested as swindler and fraud. The
detective proved a genuine article.
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A PATHETIC STORY,
How Pure and Innocent Women are
Brought to Washington by Design
ing Congressman for
Base Purposes, and Then Abandoned
Departure OF the President for
Florida-Capital Points.

WASHINGTON, April 5.-Pfesident Arthur,
Secretary Chandler and Mr.. Miller, of New
York, left here this morning for Jackson
vile, Fla. Representatives Of the Chicago
Tribune, Cincinnati Commercial Gazettc, New
York Sun and New York Times accompanied
the party,
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RRNE TRIRR.

DARLoRS Y. N. L. Society Second street. oppo-
l. sit- Calvary church. entrance one door east
OF witzmann's Music Store. Friday. Saturday aud
Monday evenings, April 9Th, 7th and 9Th. at s
O'Clock. Auspices of prominent citizens. Tickets
at Clspp & TaYlOr's Bookstore and at door.
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s.s'TEsT mans profession by his prac-
lice. Physician, heal thyself!" Physicians
not only heal themselves with Kidney
Wort, but prescribe it for others for the
worst cases OF biliOusness and constipation,
as well as for kidney complaints. II you
feel out Of sorts and don't know why, try a
package of Kidney-Wort and you will feel
1ika q r1aU rreatnra
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HAVE opened an ONCE at 81 Madison street, At
/ the Kennesaw Manufacturing Co. where am
pFepAred 70 give advice and information In Ne
chxnical Engineering and furnish drawings, cal
citations and estimates for mills and factories
Refer by permission 10 Chiekatav Foundry, Law
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M. &c. G. Kremer &C0
SEALED BIDS

U'OR building the Temple of Consregstion
II Children of Israel, accoI ding to plans and
specifications 20 be seen a. the oiee Of J. B. Cook.
Architect will be received by the Building Com
mittee, at the office OF Hi'sch & Gropauer, until
the 10th day of April, 1888 Successful bidder
must give bond with approved sureties.
The privilege is reserved of rejecting any and
all bids. By order Of committee.
Ledger copy1 SAM'L HIR5CH Secretary
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San Francisco, April 5.-At a meeting oi
the Triennial Conclave Committee lasl
night, the Committee on Hotels reported
that there was every INSURANCE OF all visiting
Knights being properly accommodated.
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A Zine HAIR Dressing.

| COCAINE dresses the hair perfectly, and
is also a preparation unequaled for the
eradication Of dsndruf.
| The superiority OF Burnett's Fiavoring
Extracts consists in their spurity and great
| strength
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The passion PIay'' In the New YOrE
LEGISLATURE.

ALBANY, n. Y, April 5.-A bill was in
troduced in the Senate, and Immediately
ordered to its third reading, to prevent any
attempt 10 personaie or represent Jesus
Christ by any show, play or dramatic repre-
sentaiiop, whether free or for an admission
fee, and declares a violation OF its provis-
ions misdemeanor, punishable by fine si
not less than 800 and imprisonment for moi
less than ak months.
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GIVE doctors; no end of medicine; no re-
lief. DR.. Benson's Skin Cure has driven
away all eruptions and I'm nearly well."-
| Ida c. Young, Hamiltop, Ill. Druggists
| keep it, 81 per package.