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nor HOLIDAY GIFTS.

Diamonds, Watches, Fancy Bsque figures, Com
bieadon Glove and Handkerchief Boxes, Jewel Boxes,
Ladies Card Case, Ladies Work Boxes and Baskets
Gendemen's Dressing Cases Vienna Brica -brac Puff
Boxes Infants Sets, Select line of Oivewood Novel
ties Celuloid Dressing Cases. Vienna Music Boxes, Op
era Glasses, Vienna Pocket books Fine Leather Auto
praph Albums, Gentemen's Shaving Sets, Bohemian
Vases, Elegant line of Writing Desks Gentlemen's
Smol ing Sets, Ladies Dressing Cases, Gut Glass; Ink
stan s. Vienna Bronzes Engraved Bud Vases.
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DELAYED TELEGRAMS
Huntington Has the Floor to Expiai
Queer Condolences.
Bismarck and Leo-A Loving Couple
Hicks Pasha.
Delayed News From several Source

Hon. Roswell p. Flower, OF New York
got his fingers pinched along with The
digits OF quite q number OF railroad men Of
greater or lesser degree, by the decision o.
Judge Van Worst, of the suprsine court O
New York, who rendered decision In
favor OF Harvey Kennedy. plaintiff In .
suit agsinss the officers and directory O
the Minneapolis & Omaha. An imaginary
pool is the Lethe in which the defendants
would seek oblivian.
Continued reports Of bad weather, de.
layed trains, loss by food, etc.; come from
the Ohio Valley.
C.srles Harkey, who murdered Henry
Custin at Petersburg, Indiana, was lyneheo
Sunday morning, BY mob. A clear case
The United states steamer Severn. ex'
ploded q boiler at Carthagena, killing seven
men and doing considerable damage.
Robert White, who was brutally beaten
Fridav night bv philadelphia Tom, a.
New Ystk, died Monday afternoon. IN
Lam torn q 9fay, bankers on AlistfN
Ohio, hays fsiledss II is feared ether sAfg
interests will be nlbareassed.
The Paris National denies the rliicis y
mediation between France and China aati
saws thai France has resolved to carry on,
alone the task chs gndertaken IN TONG uln.i
Judge Truax, of the New York superior
court, has refused 20 issue second papers 70
Chinahen who have obtained already mrs.
papers. The judge cites the Chinese immi'
CITATION oct OF May, 1882, and declares thai
10 state court or court OF the U nited STATES
shall admit Chinese TO citizenship. l
Washington kilograms state thai u IS IN
derstood that Eaton, OF Connecticut 10 noi
satisfied with his assignment OF oaiy on
the naval affairs committee. ard seeks 10 DC
transferred 10 some other committee.
II is stated tnas the pope Intends 70 ton'
fer upon the Grown Prince OF GermatiS the
order OF Christ (tirst class).
The governor If Dlpgoia telegriphs ac-
counts NJ iphfng between Hicks Pasha
aud Ei shdi in the mountAins TIE
Egyptisns are cictorious and the army -
infact aud now encamped &C Meboss, and
addssi,si q. " ahai is ~ I'll Obdied, De.
serted by his followers who reprcaohed the
Mahdi because he failed to vanquish the
Egyptians by divine aid.
The San FRANCISCO Chronicle publishes a
reply to the statements IN Huntingtpn's
'fniefvieH hy tho Associated Prese fhe
reply charges Huntington with msfepre-
sehting fapss and states that thS 'c.sefs
contained fiank 4 aaeInents regarding the
purchase OF the influence of senators and
members OF congress, suggestions IS 10 the
trioery of leeislaturs, railway commission.
ers and newspapers aud bas denies the TN II
of the assertion that Mrs Colon WAS psid
fair price for her Southern Pacific ponds.
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1t would be well for houeekeepers to
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The pure, and truly eroellent qualities Of
b. Prices erecisl Fiavorng Extracts
fvs secured for them the patronaRe OF the
tosf intel eeut ladies IN this country. A
" cents additional cost does not deter
dies from procuring that known 70 be
tre ard wholesome. especially articles
u, are used In prepsiing the ''necesssries
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1t would be well for honsekeepers to
know that DR.. Prices Cream Baking Pow.
der is res from Alum, Ammouia, add
other ohjecliounl drugs, hence the pureel
aud economical, pr fr ces Cream Baking
Powdpr y beyond ~ onteti0n the best and
most p.ffect OF anything 10 the market.
10 insure certainty buy II only 10 cans.
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Across tue Day, Au0 htulo5t Wltnln tikut
OF this cs:y, seys San Francisco letter, fs
San Qnootin prison, mere appropriately
designated as the convict paradise = and
paradise il is, indeed. fhe prison buiid.
ings ore situated on the water front. and
ini1ud ~f-o rfcfr-rrrr. Mills covered with
verdure throughout the year, which add
considerably to the beauty OF the land
scape. Inside the yard and outside the
gates flowers and exotics grow In profus-
lon ali the year round. The convict. IS
be goes 10 and from his prison cell to work
each morning and evening. treads his way
with lock-siep through eraveled waiks,
surrounded on all sides by iraerant plants
and flowers. and when, alter his daily task
IL done and he IL locked In bis cell, he can
peer through the wicket In his prison door,
and, NJ he be anything Of . lover Of nature.
can almost forget that he is social outcsst
10 gazing on lovely landscape. made
more beautiful BY the changing tipts Of the
sun as It dips into the ocean. firing OF
this the unfortunate can look into The large
garden on which the cells front. and enjoy
the perfume If flowers or watch the birds
ait IRON ire 70 tree. Such are the sur
rounrings Of the convicfs In CALIFORNIA;
principal peuitentinry. and 4 is not At Al
tne:r peculiar business do JOB buneiiDely
Ia order 10 be returned there
"it's nice 10 be con here, said hard
looking old customer whom I met At the
prison few days ago. He is undergo ne
. life sentencr Tor highway robbery. sn1
made mo bones" Of the fact that ne hsd
done time in several ess'ern prisons. III
makes me eh udder somefimes." he con-
tinued. "snen ! think Of q winter once
served IN the illinois pen az Joliet. II
sss % cold almost frozs 70 death. and.
great Cesar nov they does work . poor
chap there. especially them ~ IL put IN the
oLarriee'r The fellow Locked co1tented
and happy, and the tact that biz clothing
concluded BY saying he VS. content 10 de
there. ard n be rss turned Ioo<< to-morro~
be would commit some crime IN order % Be
returned 70 the home q bic choosing.
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n EAfLrp IsREE--A highly impoftsnt treate \
ltJ oft6p1g IN diseases 81 the Heart, i.i'IL1S
L1n eY. Nsfv.5ls system and raEiy other IsN59
esseslwbhh render life gsourca Of miseiy. but
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Three Thousand Dollars
In prizes Is offered by the Youths
Companion for the besi short sio-
ries either for boys or girls. humor-
Gus IS 1ries OF stories OF adventure,
10 be sent them before May 20tb, 1884. The
terms and conditions Of the competition are
s.ued IA . circulsr-,or which all who de-
lire to mDete Ers Invited 70 send.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-02-20
CAPITAL POINTS,

WAsHINeToS, February 19-Among the
con6rmstiOns to-day were James II. Smith,
postmaster at Memphis; VIM. Fl. n. CLAY tor,
United States attorney for the Western Dis
trict OF Arkansas; and john III. Clinton,
postmaster at Brownsville, Tenn.
Secret7ry Foger is much improved to day,
and expects to resume his official duties in q
few days.
1t has been decided BY the Appropriation
Committee TO leave it for the Committee on
Public Lands to frame bill for the repeal
of the pre-emption laws, and the proviso
effecting all such repeal was accordiugly
stricken out of the sundry civil bill.
Mr.. Deuster introduced bill in the House
to day 10 ameni the Revised Statutes 10 re.
gard to naturalization. 1t provides that the
children of persons who have enlisted or m az
enlist in the service of the United States
either regular or volunteer forces, aud have
been or may be hereafter honorably dis
charged therefrom, or who died while II
said armies OF the United States, though
they may have been born abroad, shall, i
dwelling in the United States, be considered
| citizens thereof.
Gen. Bingham introduced bill in tn,
House to readjust the salaries of postmaster
under the two-cent postage laws. II pro
poses that salsries OF postm asters OF the frs
class hall be graded from $4,000 to $4,000, a
the receipts of their Offices vary from $4,000
to ST 100000; second class salaries rang,
lrsm $1,000 10 $500, as the receipts var,
| from Sl0 900 to SAC, 900; third class salarie
from $1,000 10 $1,000, ss he receipts vary
irem $1,000 to $4,000; fourth class 10 be
| 6xed upon the basis OF box rents, Cancelled
| stamps and stamps sold.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-02-20

ONE Of the noblest among noble American
women, Miss Susan B. Anthony was last night
given a reception by the Philadelphia Wo-
msn's Suffrage Association. The occasion
peculiar to women, and by an nthusiasm
and respectful consideration that must have
been very gratifying to the woman who
has done and accomplished so much for her
sex. Miss Anthony leaves, TO. day perhaps,
f1r Europe, where she goes to inaugurate
among strangers the work to which she has
nearly ell her life devoted herself. To do
this at her advanced age (sixty -three) is in.
dicative OF the energy of her character and
her enthusiasm in the cause Of womeu.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-02-20

Col. CAPERs, who served in the Army oil
Northern Virginia under Gen. Lee, is in
the city to make arrangements for the lee.
ture which Gen. Fiizhugh Lee will deliver
here 10 a few days for thu benefit Of the
Southern Historical Society. OF course the
ex-soldiers Of the Confedsracy will rally TO
the assistance of Col. Capers, and lend their
help not only to tighten his labors, but 10
make his and Gen. Lees visit pleasant and
their mission a successful one. To rescue
the history of the Southern people-from
1860 to the close OF 1865-from oblivion
aud save il from ultimate loss is q work
in no degree less sacred to them than the
effort they made TO establish a govern
ment of their choice. The Northern
people, with the power and resources
Of great government, an actively
aggressiv, and assertivs press, and having
the ear of willing world, have many times
told their aide OF the story of the great
struggle. The South, no longer united as q
political power, and its people taken up with
the labors incident TO the rehabilitation Of
their homes, restoring the waste places and
Ieconstructing their political fabrics, have
not hitherto been able to give any attention
TO the records that in coming years are to
tell the story of heroic endurance, manly
fortitude, and the most brilliant campaigns
of modern times. But now that better sys
have dawned upon them, and they have time
to breathe, 10 think and reflect, they
ought TO make it matter of pride
to sus, ain the Southern Historical So
cie,y in doing for them what must
be done il they wish to stand lair on the
pages of history. There is no pleasanier
way for them to perform his plain duty,
none more agreeable, than TO fill the place
selected for Gen. Lee to lecture in and make
him feel that there is enough enthusiasm
left 10 greet him ss of old and make for him
great success He is laboring in the inter.
est of those who bravery and constancy are
the most cherished Of the historical records
of the South, many of whom can no longer
speak for themselves. On this account, ss
we'll as on his own, the people Of Memphis
should greet him warmly and treat him gem
eroualy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-02-20

The news from the upper rivers o-day il
OF hop'ful character. The Ohio continues
to decline at Pitlsburg, Wheeling, Cincin-
natl, Louisville and Evansville, and the
Mississippi at S.. Louis yesterday declined
seven inches. At Cairo both rivers are rising
slowly, and considerable damage has been
sustained in the lowlands, but change ia
confidently looked for to-day from the condi-
ton and promise Of the weather. There was a
slight rise in the Arkansas river, but it is ex-
pscted TO c5me to a stand to-day. The dis
tress at Jeffersonyille and New Albany is in
creasipg, and unless aid is very promptly
sent the people there will be a great deal
OF actual want ard perhaps some cases Of
death from want OF food and exposure.
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lives lost. Several persons we're injured

lives lost. Several persons we're injured
slightly.
McKeesport, Pa, February I9. -Th,
United States Coin and Tin-plate Works al
Dswinter Station we're totally destroyed BY
fire at su esrly hour yesterday morning
Lsss, 100000.
Bracket, Tex, February l9;-Four small
chilaren OF Michael Mcdonald were burned
10 bed from the explosion of a lamp left
burning Sy the mother for the return Of her
| four dsughters at ball.
Little Rock, February 19.-The bill fixing
three CENTS as the maximum rate of passen.
ger isres On all roads ianger than 1000 was
defeated IL the House 10 day by vote Of
| forty eight totwenty-eigbt.
st. P,trsburg, Fsbrusry l9.-The Sec
retary OF the British Embassy at Teherau
and native Escort have been attacked on
Turcoman stepPes. Eleven OF the escort
| were killed and niue wounded
Little Rock, Febreary 19.-In court to-
day ]. W. Burnett, who three years ago in
Montgomery county killed DR.. w. B. Cub.
age, ex-msmber of the Legislature, was SEN
fenced to two years in the penitentisry.
North Adams, Macs, Feb-uarv ia
heavy wind prevailed east OF the Hoossc
mountain yesterday, particularly at z ar
The depot buildings at the latter pisce, sixty
by twenty feet, were torn TO pieces, A1d the
foundation moved four feet. The passengers
and operators escaped uoiojured. A freight
car was blown across the Troy and Greer
field railroad track.
BERLIN, February 19.-The Pope. in a
letter to the Emperor, announces that he
has permitted the bishops, without waiting
Tor a complete revision Of the May laws, to
notify the government of the selection Of
new curates. The Pope aEks, in addition,
that measures be taken 10 mitigate the i'm
pediments ID the exercise of clerical duties
and training OF the clergy. This, he saya,
is.indispensable to the very life of the Church.
II an agreement be established thereon,
real, durable peace will be easy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-02-20

GEN. FITzHUeH LEE, who was recently
80 warmly received by the people Of Brook
lyD, N. Y, and who has been invited TO ad-
dress the ex.soldiers OF New England next
summer or fall, and also lecture before the
Regular Army Association at Governors
Island, delivers tonight, at Knoxville, q
lecture on the "Battle of ChanceIlorsville,' ,
in which he participated, under his uncle,
the greatest sold;er Of the war. This lecture
he will repeat in Memphis shortly. Those
who have heard it say it is an able criticism
Of enc oi the q eatsst campaigns of the war
and il has attracted deeply interested and brill
liant audiences wherever il has been delivered
1t is proper 10 add thai Gen. Lee is devo,ins
the proceeds OF his lecture TO the permanent
fund Of the Southern Historical Society
which is doing so much to vindicate ths
name and honor OF our armies and people
In this connection we ought TO state that
Gen. Lee denies positively the truth Of the
published report of his remarks at Brook
lyn, in which he is made to say that Apo
mattox convinced him that secession was
wrong. Gen Lee mad nothing to say about
the right or wrong Of secession, but expressed
his determination 10 be a good citizen OF the
TInion
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-02-20
TELEGRAPHIC EPIrOME.

nal, the Tribune, stopped after an existence
of twenty. three years.
Radford, W., February ia fire here
this morning destroyed the best buainess por-
ton of the village. Total lose, $4,000.
Rockford, Ill, February 19.-The Excel
siar Furniture Company's bulldog aud stock
burned this morning. Loss, S45,O GOO; iusur-
ance, $4,000.
Wailingford, Conn, February 19.-Willie
Meyer, Willie Howe and Alice Franks were
killed and Alice Mottrsm seriously injured
by sleigh being struck by locomotive.
Abba, Is., February l9.-Yesterdsy morn
ing the Crsmer House, large three story
building, burned TO the ground, aud the
northern part OF the city had narrow es.
cape Loss, $4,000; insurance, $1,000. No
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-02-20

SANTA FE, one OF the oldest cities in the
country, is preparing to celebrate in July
what the people there call their "tertio-'nii," !"
the 333d anniversary of the settlement OF
the town. The first European who went
through the region now occupied by New
Mexico was Cabsza de Bacs, who was
wrecked on the coast Of Texas 10 1881. he
gave 20 brilliant an account OF the country
that in 154l Coronado organized an expedi-
ton to the Territory, and, ss nesrly as can
now be ascertained, in 1850 Santa Fe was
settled. The celebration OF this importsnt
event in the history of the Southwest is to
occupy the whole month Of July. Two per-
manent exhibition halls are to contain the
main f.stures of the occlsion. In one there
will be collection Of historical and arch f@,-
logical curiosities. The A'chison, Topel q
and Santa Fe railroad, one OF the best man.
aged in the country, will carry visitors from
other parts of The Union at excursion rates
and it is expected the attendance will b
yerv large
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-02-20
! ALL DANGER
or Further Damage at Louisville, Terre
Haute and Cincinnati Passed for
the Time Being.
The Situation Becoming Skittish Up
About Cairo, where the River
Continues to Rise.
Reports Of Distress Beginning to Come
In From the Lowlands in Missouri
and Kentucky.
Fall OF Seven Inchss Recorded at |
st. Louis, and Rise ef Eleven
IHcHtS 1T -
Arkansas City, where the Water Now |
Stands at 80 7.10 Feet on
the Gauge.
The Arkansas Expected to Come to a
Stand To.Day-Ten.Mile Bayou
Flooding the
Swamps Back Of Hopefield, but Doing
No Damage-The First Break
Distress at New Albany.
A Fall OF Seven Inches Recorded at
st. Louis, and Rise Of Eleven
Inches at
Arkansas City, where the Water Now
Stands at 80 7.10 Feet on
the Gauge.
The Arkansas Expected to Come to a
Stand To.Day-Ten.Mile Bayou
Flooding the
Swamps Back Of Hopeiield, but Doing
No Damage-The First Break
Distress at New Albany.

WASHINGTON, February 19.-At meeting
of the American Association of the Red
Cross, in this city yesterday, the foods in
the Ohio valley were considered, and the
president reported that the associate socie'
ties at New Orleans, Vicksburg, Memphis
Rochester, etc., are already at work. 1t wai
decided that contributions in money should
be received by the Central Committee
through Secretaries Folger and Lincoln and
Commissioner LoriDg, composing the Board
of Trustees, and distributed through the
agents of the association as heretofore.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-02-20
Feminine Pharmacists.

LOUISVILLE, February 19-The Board Of
Regents of the Academy of Pharmacy for
the education of ladies as pharmacists per-
fected arrangements for opening the academy
March lst. Five matriculates were entered
to day. 1t is expected that fifty will be
present at the opening season. Among the
donations received is the laboratory, valued
at $4,000, the use Of eighteen acres of grow
American Journal of Pharmacy. The faculty
embraces Prof. Thomas A. Tohip, chemistry
Piof. J. P B,rnum, pharmacy; Prof. P F
smith, materia medica; Prof. ii. A. CottelJ
micrt scoph; Prof. Alfred Neuner, botany.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-02-20
The Damage al Toledo.

TOLEDO, February 19.-The Blade this
afternoon publishes a summary of the DAM
ages inflicted by the food, showing the sg-
gregste to be much less ih an was believed 10
be the case yesterday. The largest portion
OF the loss is on railroad bridges and docks.
It will cost $4,000 TO repair the bridges,
S25 600 to put the middle ground in as good
shape ss before The hood, and abont $4,000
10 repair the docts. The losses of merchan.
dise, including logs and lumber, are rels-
lively small, and will not exceed, it ia
thought, $4,000. The expense of moving
goods to places of safety is the next most
serious item, and will aggregate $4,000 OF
$1,000