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AtKREMER'
HAT, LACE.
FLOWER,
DRESS GOODS
This Week.
Dress Goods,
Flower,
Lace, Hat.

We offer ten distinct lots Of new style Hats at
about or les than half the same goods can be
bought OF the Milliners Of this city.
One lot at twenty-five cents each.
One lot at fifty cents each.
One lot at sixty five cents each.
One lot at one dollar each, Gnd six other lots of
Hats a. said before, At about half the 'price same
goods b. bong ht Of the Nj liners OF this city
third less than same width ard quality can be
bought for elsewhere in tbis city.
One lot at ten GEMS a yard.
One lot at fifteen cents yard.
One lot a. twenty cents a yard.
One lot At twenty I'VE cents q yard
One lot At forty cents q yard, and i've other lots
az said before, at about ole-thiri less than same
width and quality OF goods can be bought for in
this city.
We offer six distinct lots of Dress Goods At about
one third less than same goods can be bouR ht Of
the dry goods stores OF this city.
One lot fine double-width Atwood Camelhair
One lot fine double-width. Atwood Dress goods
at Csc
One lot fine extra double. width embroidered
checks at s5c.
One lot all-silk Merveilleux ata.
one lot all colors double faced Ottoman silk at
81 IS.
One lot all silk Black Ras de Comiesse At 81 So
We oner five distinct lots of elegant F2ENCH
FLOWERS. at about ha the price same quality
Of goods can be bought of the Miliners Of this
One lot at twenty five cents
One lot at fifty cents
One lot at seventy I've cents
One lot at one dollar.
one lot at one dollar and half about half the
price same quality OF goods can be bought for OF
the Ni!liners Of this city.
Hsndsome Pattern Hats and Bonnets
New Trimmed Hat.
$50 Exhibition of Bargains in Dress Trimminrs
RbboAs. Parasols, Feathers and Grapes
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The next theatrical sensation the people
of London are promised, is tor see Fedora
taken by the throat and dragged all about
ths stage for five minutes by an iufuriated
NIhIlist. They say that in Paris people
sometimes rise in the pit and protest against
the horror, though whether they are paid 10
do so was not informed. 1t is 10 be hoped
that at the same time some London manager
will bring out smother tragedy now having a
run in Paris-Ihe Fatal Error or the Rash Hus.
band 1t is in one act aud three words. A
husband creeps up from wood behind his
wife and her paramour, All the feelings of
jealousy, revenge and cru.lty rage over HE
face, though no word is spoken. Nearer and
nearer ne creeps, raises his long dagger, two
swift blows descend, two corpses lie dead
without groAn. the huband kneels, care
fully inspecls the de ad, raises his head and,
with look of disappointment, says: "The
wrong person." Ga those three words, the
only ones in the tragedy, the curtain falls.
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me Ch,cn~o BrIcsIaysrs, atrike

CHICAGO, April 16.-The officials OF the
Bricklayers' Union assert that only
forty workmen have thus far responded from
oulside the city to the call of the contractors,
aud that OF this number thirty have been in
duc'd 10 join the army Of strikers. They
further sssert that thirty.three contracting
firms have scceded TO the demands OF the
union and placsd men at work, and that,
under the circumstances, the workmen are
masters of the situation. Work on all large
buildingS, however, is almost completely at
A at andsiIil
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AVERAGE.
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THERE ID a letter on file in the Postoffice
Department from Gen. Chalmers in which
that gentleman demands the removal of the
postmaster at Columbus, Mise, very pro-
nounced Republican, ard The appointment
10 his place OF Democratic friend of his
who bad been conspicuous in the canvass
which be claims reFuItsd in his election.
Inc force Of cheek can no further 90.
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A CORRESPONDENT having written to the
Atlanta Constitution asking what the Georgia
punkiu yam is, that journal in reply says:
1--WE take pleasure in announcing that it is
everything that the jersey punk and cotton
flannel potato is not. This ought TO be sat.
isfactory to man whose palate has been
trained in the direction of appreciation"
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Rradstreet's Burned out.

New YORK, April l6.-Ths fve-story
building, No. 279, 281 and 2SS Broadway,
occupied by Bradstresl's Commercial Agency,
E. Remington & Sons, rifle manufacturer,
and the Hall Safe and Lock Company, was
Quilted by fire to-day. Loss about $4,000;
partly insured. Bradstrset recently had his
probably cover the loss if the books are not
destroyed. The business will not be inter-
rupted,
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AN INTENSE METEOR,
Covering an Acre Of Ground, Falls In
Texas, Doing Great Damage.

New YORK, April 16.-A dispatch from
Williams ranch, Tex, states that an i'm
mense meter fell yesterday, destroying the
house of NJ. Garcia, killing him, his wife and
five children. Every window in town was
shattered, and ali the houses shaken. The
meteor is still steaming, and covers an acre
Of orouad
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q DlSORDERED LIVER
lS THE RkNE


TUFTS HAIR DYE.
GRAY HAIR or wHIsKERs changed to Glossy
BLACK by a single application Of this DYE IL
imparts natural color, and acts instantaneousIy.
Sold BY DruggiSts, or sent by express on recsipt
OF One Dollar.
Office, IS Murray Street, New York
6Dr. TUFTS MANUAL Of ToissobIeA
q Information. and Ese}ssi ReceSpfe 3
,cls DO mailed FRkE ora appltoofLon-<
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CHICAGO, April 16.-President Potter, of
the North Chicago Rolling-Mills, states tn at
the mills will be again in operation in three
or six months or not at sill. They would not
he started while the present prices continued.
Four thousand men have been thrown out
by the s!oppsge of these mills. Mr.. Potter
thinks one-third OF the rails needed this year
are already in market, and expresses the
opinion that the outlook Tor lsborers now
ont of employment is a very dark one
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4 Sensation.

Posted in Memphis, at 1l:4O O'Clock m. April
16, 1883. ]. N. RfKER,
Sergeant Signal Corps.
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CLEVELAND, o, April 16.-Forty. five
moulders employed at the Cooperative
Stove Work. went out to-day. Three nom
union men were brought from other estab-
lishmen's TO show the moulders how to do
new work taken on contract. The union
men on Saturday told the non-union men to
quit. This morning the proprietors heard
OF it, aud informed the moulders if they
were unwilling 10 allow the company to
manage its foundry as it saw Il: they had
better quit, 60 the moulders went out.
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CHICAGO, April 16-In obedience to the
order Of the mayor the telegraph companies
OF the city have been gathering their wire,
into cable TO be carried on short poles, and
50 arranged that they can be thrown to the
ground in case of fire. Tonight the Council
passed an order directing the mayor to Gauss
the cables 10 be removed at once. 1t is init
mated that this action is instigated by Ger.
tain members of the body for the purpose oi
being bribsd.
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ST.. LOUIS, April 16.-The Globe Democrat
tomorrow will say: THE proposed ship
canal across the Isthmus OF Tehuaniepec has
] smes E. Ea1s, its protector, returned h1ue,
and from him 1t was learned that work is
being vigorously prosecuted, aud that the
massive railroad will be finished Icing before
De Lesseps's Panama Canal is opened"
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One ofJoe muIhnrIon,. Lies.

ST.. LOUIS, April 16-A dispatch from q
reliable gentleman at Fort Worth, Tex, TO
the Associated Press correspondent here,
says the story OF the falling of an immense
meteor at Williams rancho, at 10 O'Clock
last Friday night, is one OF Joe Muihatton's
lies. Mulh alton IS the man who soid the
Mammoth Gave TO be shipped 10 Eug
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CHICAGO, April IGN. J. Gallagher, en-
ployed for many years as writer on The
Chicago daily papers, ard almost continuously
for the past Elk years as night editor OF the
New Yo.k World, severing his connection
with that journal four months ago, died here
this morning # Pneumonia.
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ONLY A SLIGHT RIsE
In the River Mt Helena During the Past
Two Days.

Special to the Appeal
HELENA, ARK, April 16.-There has been
but eight rise IN the river the last TWO
days. At The Fhzhugh break, FIVE miles
south of here, three-quarters of mile in ex-
tent, repairs are going steadily forward,
with only email hopes of saving it. Diner
wise the situation IS unchanged
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VERY Low ExCURsIoN RATEs RoTK RAILROADS AND
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An Attempt 10 shsot senator Fair by
His SON,

SAN Francisco, April 16.-A com mon
report on the streets and about the hotels
this afternoon was TO the effect that a son Of
Senator Fair, OF Nevada, aged about twenty,
bad attempted TO shoot his father, but was
prevented. Rumor attributes his act 10 do
nestle difficulties between his father aud
mother, coupled with 100 free use Of liquor
by young Fair. The matter Ia kept very
quiet and it is difficult TO obtain definite iu-
formation concerning it.
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PITTsBURG, April 16.-James Marshall d
Co, iron pipe manufacturers and one of the
lsrg ST firms in the city, made sn assignment
20 daY 10 George J. Whitney for The benefit
of their creditors. Liabilities are 81 800, 600,
csnsss b aG ioo :DeeuIaion
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YE TRAVELLERS!
ATTENTION.

RAILROAD TICKETS
DoUGHT, Sold and Exchanged Tickets sold 70
ID All points AZ Greatly kcdaced Prices.
1. SAMELSON & CO.,
ProprfetOrs Full Moon Cigar House,
3lO Main 6tree Memphta
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Hotel Burned, win Los Of Life.

ALBA, Ia, April 16.-The Atlantic House
in this city burned yesterday morning. Three
gussts-Wm. McGill, Chss. Qdillan and Carl
Spiegie-burped to death, and Mr.. Reams,
the proprietor, narrowly escaped With his
life. The bodies OF the victims were recov-
Grad
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ST. LOUIS, April 16.-The furniture fac
tory Of Stockhausar & Co corner Of Caron-
delet avenue and Slulard street, burned late
last night. Loss on stock, machinery aud
material about 5000; insured for 81 900.
The building was owned by John c. Dogen.
hart, Loss, $4,000; fully insured.
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We understand that seal skin coats are
going out of style, and in consequence colds
are increasing among the fair sex. How
fortunate there is such remedy as DR.. Bulls
Conph SYTupl
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PLYMOUTH, IND, April 16.-A fee early
yesterday mcrniog destroyed one of the finest
blocks in town. Jen stores and other build
ings were destroyed. Loss, $4,000; par
tiaIly insuFed
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A$@A
y WILBOR'S COMPOUND OF y
PURE COD LIVER
\ OIL AND LIME. !

DIR. WIbor's Cod Liver els and Lime.
Irvslids need no longer dread to take that great
specific for Consumption, Asthma, and threatens
ing Coughs-Cod Liver Oil and Lime. As prepared
By Dr. Nilboy II is robbed of the nausextipg TASTE
and also embed es q preparation OF the Pnospo
phate OF Lime, giving nature the very article re-
forms A remarkable tonic. and will cauEe weak
and debilitsted persons 10 become strong and TO-
bust. 1t should be kept in every family for in
use on the first appearance of Coughs or Irrita-
ton OF the Lungs. Manufactured only by A. b.
WILBoR, Chemist, Boston, Sold by all druggists.
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PHILADELPHIA, April 16. - Sixly-nine
egicted farmers from MAYO and Galway ar
rived in the steamship Indiana. The Rev.
Barnsrj, Skelley, OF Galway, is also pas
senger. He has been sent TO this country by
the archbishop of Tuam to raise money for
the relief of The dislreas of his hock.
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PITTsBURe, April Notwithstanding
the failure of the Board OF Arbitration, the
coal-miners will make another attempt TO
have the question of wages amicably settled.
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ST.. PAUL, April 16.-WilIiam Schmidt &
Co., Wholesale liquor dealers, assigned
Assets 49,, 800, Of which $4,000 are open
accounts; liabilities, $4,000.
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OBITUARY.
Francis $. Street.

New YORK, April 16.-The Tribune to-
day announced The death of Francis s.
Street, one of the proprietors OF the New
York Weekly. The estate is valued at al
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-17

HALLS Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover
is no new preparation for the public to ex-
pertinent with; its success is unparalleled for
Restoring gray hair to its natural color, pro-
noting lis growth and producing new hair
IN baId hsSds
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THE FIRE RECORD.
Paint Factory Damaged.


CINCINNATI, April l6.--F. Hammar & Co Is
paint mandatory, No. III East Pearl street,
was damaged by fire to night. Loas, $40, 900
to $4,000: partly insured.
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J. WILLIS, Architect.

TAyING completed the Arkansas State Lunatic
II Asylum, have returned, and again offer m
services to my old friends and the public gener-
ally. will furnish Plans. Specifications and EST
mates for and superiptend the erection OF build.
ings OF all kinds. Work solicited.
Office in the MASONIC TEMPLE, northwest
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Consulting Engineer.

T HAVE opened an office at 81 Madison street.
i DRAWINGS OF ALL KINDS. Smoke Burning
Furnaces q specially. Refer by permission 70
Chiekasaw Foundry, Lvermore Foundry and Ken
nesaW Manufacturing Company.
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Another Laurel wreath for Edwin

VIENNA, April 16.-Tbe Stsdt Thester
Company presented Edwin Booth with sill
yer laurel wreath, composed of thirty two
leaves, each bearing the name OF member
OF the COMPANY.
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Dom. nie In

"Rough on Rats" clears out rats, mice,
reaches, bed-bugs, flies, ants, moles, chip
hunks, gophers. Is cents.
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GREAT CANCER CURE.

r u DUNNAvANT, Cancer Doctor. located at
y Collierville, Tenn. Consultations free. Cure
guaranteed. No money demanded until cure eff
fected The ANGER is removed by one application
of medicine within ten days after being applied.
No arsenic used, and . cure without the loss Of
blood.
REFERrscEs-Thos NJ Kemp and o. r. Eddins
Byhalis Miss; Jas. Terry, Memphis, Tenn; John
Coleman, Cockrum. Miss DR.. W. p. smith, De-
Gen. W. g. Featherston, Holly Springs, Mis.; Hon.
r. c. Myers secrctary-of- State Jackson htss
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Trustees Sale.

TN pursuance OF the provisions OF certain deeds
| OF trust, executed by DR.. B. z. Thomas and by
Martha II. Thomas, during their lifetime, and
Others, recorded In the Registers ONCE OF Shelby
and 1870, p. 527, TO which reference is made for
more particular description, at the request of the
benefciares default being made, and OF the heirs
of said B. z. Thomas, deceased for the purpose oil
partition between the legatees, we will sell for
cash to the highest bidder, at public auction, on
the southwest corner of Main and Madison streets,
in the Taxing District, formerly city of Mem
phis, on
Monday, April I6, 1883,
the following real estate in the county and State
aforesaid, about one-haM mile north OF Mem
phis. known and described on the plat or plan OF
B. T. Thomas's subdivision tract, recorded in
Is 49, 90 u, D. 3, "a Is; also that part of said
tract bounded thus: Beginnington the east line oil
Thomas avenue at the intersection OF the north
line of Cherry street, as laid down on said subdi
the boundary line of said Thomas tract until il
intersects with Wolf river thence eastwardly with
the 1neanderings of the south bank of Wolf river
TO the east line of said Thomas tract: thence
southwardly along the said east Hue with More
head avenue TO the north side of Cherry street:
thence westwardly with the NORTH line OF Cherry
street TO the beginning, including what is known
as the Park.
abstract Of title said properly and the plat OF
plan of ub-division of same can be seen and ex-
amined at the Office of Johnston < Ford, attorneys
Masonic Temple building. and any Information
T. W. Royster & Co., at their office, No. 278 Main
street. =. z. 8EOtORD. Trustee.
]. :. FORD, Trustee.
F.W. RoYsKR- AussDneei.
So Continuation of the above sale is fixed iol
To-Day al IL O'Clock I'M from the southwes
corner of Madison and Main streets. SAME
TERMS. II. :. BEDFo RID. Trustee.
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LABOR TROUBLES.
Secured the Advances.
The Pi,Isburg CoaI.Miners.

New YORK, April 16.-Carpentsrs gener-
ally secured advanced wages to s. 80 day.
Painters are seeking a similar advance.
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INDICATIONS.

For Tennessee and The OHIO VALLEY, uarmer,
fair '0eathsr, sOthery to westerly winds, station
airy or loEer barometer.
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BUSINESS FAILURES.


New YORK, April 16.-The liabilities OF
c. C. Houghion 4 Sons are Sl3s 900; nomi-
nal assets, i97, 900; actual, $4,000.
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AsK any grocer for Deans beet Rio and
J lava mixed coffee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-23
DIED.

CORIIEs-sudienly on the 22d inst Edgar Coies.
Soase @ j. howard Wright LsIn
Friends Viii III kindly oniit 1owers
DE wITT-At Buffalo, " Y, Thursday, June 81 1883. OF
p99 gnsGaoRe En- me 9d yea Of OFT his 81 age
Greenwood Cemetery Monday Tune 20a
20'clock N.
KEELER-At RidgeheId Conn. Thursday morning. Juno
u Mrs Ann thza Keller. widow Of the late Rufus keeier
Funeral on saturday az O'Clock
LoNG-At Richmond Ill., L. L. June 81 Hattie May. eldest
daughter Of Kate Runsey date decea'ed) and Walter r.
Funeral services on Saturday, Juno 80, at4p.m.
Train leaves loot Of sIths " 800 and FlatbGshaye
N Salon whoTe carases viii be IN waiting
Returning leave Richmond Hill $50 for New York. and
MoRRow Nyae on 4 Ju9s e. % saT t
The funeral viii take place from Eighteenth street
BrooSI7n. on sataFday, june 3 at O'Clock.
Relatives aud friends arc invited to attend
Francis A. Murdoch. daughter the ames Pattee
Monday morning, the 25th inst, at 10 o'clock.
PHELPssuddenly June % in this city, George o. Phelps
F3DeTa at simsSury Conn., on Monday 25th inst, at
O'Clock.
ROBINSON Thursday, the 2lst inst Ell ooDihs aSei
ReiaiTes and friends are respectfully invited attend tho
rh hspGsiyn At ~ Arfas % a4S Mass
Please omit flowers.
the 2st inst Hannah RGOks &agf5ter o.
Friends and acquantances as my,tso 70 ae9a nsr "a,
inst, at O'Clock D. ~
RUpD-On the 20th inst at her home near Greenwich;
Conn., r. daughter OF sarah A. anu the atc hcnatu
L. Rudd. aged 80 years. =. oo, - -
Funeral the Round Kin Church, Saturlay Z3d AT p III
TnoMsoN-In Brooklyn June 22, 1883 james b. Thon'
Friends OF family and OF his nnaw, John H. Burts.
and members Of Monauk Lodge. 2S6, f. and A. NJ re
spsctuy requested attend the funeral services at s
late residence III Quncy-st on Sunday June "a at
O'Clock.
WALLACE-Su Suddenly June 81, 1888, Francis b. Wauacs
Funeral services his residence No. q East oSthst
ON SATURDAY, June %. at 1880 a. M.
at Laurel H Padelpnla, on ARRIVAL Oh tao
o'clock train from NewNork
Please omit lowers
WILEY-Suddenly IN Brooklyn N. Y, on Thursday June
o. Christopher V. Wildly.
Internent Providence, n. I.
Providence Chicago please copy.
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

The Inmap Line steamer City OF Chester
will sail for Liverpool to-day with large list Of cabin
Passengers. Among them are Robert NJ hooper,
United states Viee-Consul at Paris; General benjamin
r. Tracy Mrs John G. Dale Miss Dale, Eugene L. Dale,
the M,se. Dale the Rev. and Mrs. ]. L. Atkinson Pro
lessor Abernethy F. NJ. Day, Mrs. Oliver Evans MI ana
Mrs. Charles F. Evans. Colonel Wynue Finch Mr. ana
Mrs James Fletcher, the Misses Fletcher the Rev. VIII
lam Harrls Mr. and Mrs Hannah, A. EHOnman Bliss
Minnie Hoffman, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. b. Hancock Andrew
Kirkpatrick, yhe Rev. NJ. f. Kelly, Mr.. ana hrs
Thomas Magee the Rev. Philip b. Simeon, the
Rev W. u. stillman, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
D. Youmans, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry + Spread.
Among the passengers who will sail to-day the Red
Star steamship waesand for Antwerp are Iheophhe de
Bounder dc Melstroeck, the Belgian Minister to this
country; the Rev c. waruba, the Rev. Joseph Mayer
Professor and Mrs. L. T. Packard DIR. and Mrs Joseph
Primer Dr. George c. Humnel, the Rev. Joseph Moli
tor Mr. aud Mrs. wrampelmeier, the Rev. D. W. Z.
puerr Dr. and Mrs. A. Callisen Dr. George Engelmann
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Eberbard, Professor and Mrs. d.
Among the passengers who will sail today on the
ana Mira AfmstroJg, OF Jersey City; Fancs Coleman,
Mr. aud Mrs Richard DrumInond, the Rev and Mrs.
Robertson, Mr.. and Mrs. william Watson and
Thomas BurEaard'E dia al 81 Mr. Mus a E Mrs
Donad Graham, OF Bombay the Rev. ID.
l. McAPire- Of London Ont; Mr ana nr9 o. III S9Ay9y
Mr. and Harrington OF Chicago the REV. shd MRS
* EIi,tti The Misses Elliott, aud j. FakenDurg OF
Brook vu. Ar and Mrs R.Whittt OfRehnOnd; the lcFJ
r. OTtoby of saginaw. Micn.; A. SMITH. O hong Kong
Miss Hebe NJ Beech OF Albany ana lroleSSoi hii%PaV
rick LeaveDwOrtn, Kan a. .,, -, -. H.
Ine steamship Helyetla VIII san lo1iy
win the fowpg among her passengers for Liverpool
Mrs 3 d. Caldwell, Mrs George Edgar hongon,oLy,
Mrs a. W Oalyie, Mrs. Barry ludn, Mr ana ms JOhn
s. Lutte Mr. and Mrs IL. +. TryOn, MT ana MIS- CBaiIes
A. Grder the Rev. Dr ana Mrs satteriee, Or ana rs'
T. l. Ditts, H. W. Rawlns, Dir ana MIs heI'
DR.. W. Kirkwood, w. 81. Owens, r. Clements'
T. A. JOY, Mr. and Mrs. Henry v Alien, Miss Alien
Nine De soaza.IoDo Mrs. 4. ii. Hurbut, M and Mr.
J. c. Glade aud children, h. L. Onatlsa, blcdar1 d.
Sherman, Miss r. splnk, Miss L5 ola sPlnk Mr. ad Ss,
Carlos Kittcher children J. D9ering, hinan
WALL H. II. Birchoh Professor HaoVenlek ana AoeIt
6etsOn among the passengers VINO VIII sail o'e~y
on the North German steamer Habsourg. ,,
Among passengers on the steamship vera, Wnion
arrived from Bremen yesterday, J0nn L. Stevens
Upted states Consul al Stockholm DR. Edward Lasker
OF Berlin; Adolf Schaus ana John n. MOser.