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RIGHTS OE CHINESE.

A COUPLE OF CASES FROM SAN FRANCIsCo BE-
FORE THE SUPREME COURT.
WASHINGTON, March 19-Two csses from
San Francisco involving the invalidity of
certain municipal anti. Chinese ordinances
came before the United States Supreme Court
to-day on petitions for writs of ha6eas corpus
Both are substantially the same questions,
namely, whether an ordinance known as
o der No. 1851, regulating the licensing of
establishments and the maintenance Of pub.
lie laundries and public wsshheuses within
certain limits in the city OF San Francisco,
which was adopted October q, 1882, by the
Board Of Supervisors, was within the
legal power of that board, and whether
the petitioners, Tom Tong aud Hung Hong,
two Chinese laundrymep, are lawfully
deprived of their liberty for refusing 10 obey
that order. The case of Hung Hong is an
original action in this case, and in which the
petitioner prsy5 for writ of hdbeaS corpus
On the ground that he is unlawful!y impris-
oned in contrsvention of the constitution OF
the United States and of the Burlingame
treaty. The case OF Tom Tong, which is
also habeds corpus proceeding, comes here
on a certificate Of division OF opinion from
the Circuit Court of the United States for
the district of California. Iu the latter a
motion is made 10 advance, and in the former
leave has been given TO file.
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The Woman's Christian AssO.
citation Dining.ROOm,

At 302 Msin street, opened the weeks bust.
ness most auspiciously on yesterday. 1t was
no blue Monday dinner, but spread worthy
of Thanksgiving day. Among the hand.
some donations to the ladies were four artis-
tic moId' OF Italian cream, charlotte russo,
ETC., from the steamer Kate Adams; also
three richly ornamenled cakes with compli-
menls of Mr.. Jerry Mason to Mrs. j. J
Dsrragh, Mrs. Davis Bryan aud Mrs. W. Fl.
Binghsm. TIE dinners will be continued
through the entire week. The menu for To-
dsy includes roast-pig and turkey, with
entrees of endless variety, and pies, puddings,
creams, ices, cakes, sugar and spice and
everything nice"
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ST. LOUIS, March 19.-One of tbs severest
changes in The weather that has taken place
this winter occurred here last evening.
The mercury during the evening marked
77o. At IL o'clock last night it mad
fallen below the freezing point, with
nearly an inch of enoW on the ground. Re-
ports from Omaha and other points in the
Northwest say the mercury is all the way
from zero to J7o below.
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$1,000; bills receivable, S5l47; book ac
counts, S21 ,108; bank stock, $4,000; total,
1884, 100. Ljsbilities-Bills payable and
book accounts, 1896, 9,155; individual assets
are about offset by he individual Liabilities
of Jacob Pfau. Mr.. Pferrmsnn asked for
fifteen, eighteen and twenty-four months
time, saying he could pay without embsr-
rsssment He said be understood that
whisky could be exported TO Canada in forty
FIVE gallon packages. The creditors decided
10 appoint A. s. Winslow and J. G. Schmid.
lspp trustees to take charge OF the affairs of
the firm for the benefit of the creditors. A
paper will be prepared for the signature of
the creditors, and the above appointment
will be valid when ninety per cent. of the
indebtedness sirns the papers
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1S4O.

the buildings destroyed Friday fell, burying be-
meath it four uen aud boy, three Of whom were
probably fatally injured.
NEwcoMERsTowN, o., March ia fire
at New Philadelphia Saturday damaged Glauser
repair shops, and totally Destroyed Sharp SOM
! machine shops and warehouse. Loss, 1000 in
Eurance, 5000.
SHREVEPORT, March 19.-J. ii. Stephens,
wholesale grocer ]. C, Soaper. wholesale grocer;
A BreyfusS, dry goods and groceries; G. G. Thur
man and Tritos, cotton buyers, were damaged
| $40 900; insurance unknown.
CINCINNATI, March 19.-A Ere at Hamil-
ton at 8 O'Clock yesterday afternoon, destroyed
tie distillery Of the Miami Distilltng Company,
owned by Patterson d Caldwell Lose. $50 600 to
100000; well insured. The bonded warehouse
and some outhouses were saved. The disillery
and cTiD are q total loss.
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CHICAGO, March 19.-The storm which be-
gun here yesterday continues, aud reports
this morning show that the cold belt extends
ever the entire Northwest. Considerable
damages to property has been occssioned at
Milwaukee, Waukegan and other ports on
the east shore of Lake Michigan. The
change is expected 10 seriously delay wheat
souino
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ARTHUR'S POLICY.
HIS SOUTHERN POLICY as OUTLINED BY THE
ADMINISTRATION ORGAN.

HIS SOUTHERN POLICY as OUTLINED BY THE
ADMINISTRATION ORGAN.
WASHINGTON, March 19.-The National
Republican, q newspaper whose controlling
spirits-FIrst Assistant Postm asler G eneral
Hattou and Secretary Chandler-are i'm.
portant and influential factors in the Arthur
ad % nistration, published on Saturday
significant editorial on "The Presidents
Southern Policy" 1t forsshadows the ch ar
acter OF the next Republican presidential
campaign in the South. Among other
things, the administration organ says: "We
repeat with emphasis that President Arthur
has given the whole weight of the admins
trstion in support OF the Virginia coalition.
We add that President Arthur has also
given the whole weight of the adminisra-
tion in support OF the coalition in North
Carolina. More than this, it is q
pleasure to be able TO say, as we
do, that the President warmly and unre-
| servedly approves the plan for the restor-
alton of the South which the National Repub-
lican has consistently and persis:ently advo.
Gated for more than Two years. And first, as
TO the plan proposed: 1t is that in each
| Southern State, native white citizens OF
Democratic and Confederate antecedents tho
make a new political departure unuistak-
| ably involving separation from the up
holders OF the old Bourbon regime, which
| persists in calling itself the Democratic
| party, snd embracing a genuine accsptance
| oil the constitution SIS it has been amended,
and the laws it clearly authoriz e, ought to
have the hearty cooperation Of the Repub
| licans of the State, and that the alliance sc
| formed ought to present = united front &c
the enemy and have the encouragement auc
| support OF the party throughout the country
Such is the Southern policy OF the President
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WASHINGTON, March 19.-Pfssjdent Ar
thur has received letter from Berlin in.
closing q contribution of l000m from mum.
ber Of prominent bankers of that city for the
food sufferers in this couuirv. The letter
was referred 10 the State Department fol
proper ACKNOWLEDGMENT and the money
turned over to a representative in this city
OF the order Of the "Red Gross" for distri-
button
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For the Gulf States, Tennessee and the Ohio
ralley, colder and fair, preceded in the eastern
portion Of the former by light rains, and in til.
latter by light snOTs, nOrth~csterly winds and
rising barometer, tollO,ced from the east distrie
to Tsras by pinds shifting TO ~ormer southeast
| erly and faLlinq barometer.
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They relieve fhe eneorged Liver, cleanse
the Hood from poisonous hUmors, ard
cause the bowels to act materially, with
ont which no one can feel well.
Try tn In remedy fairly, and yOu VIII gain
q healthy Digestion. Vigorous Body. Pure
blood. Strong Nerves, Ann a SOuud Liver
rSrfce rs Cenfz. Once, 35 Murr,y St., n. n.
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Everything points TO the success of the
Easter Monday night mask ball at the Expo
sition building. The Mardi-G-as ball, 1t will
be remembered, received a severe dsmpenei p,
and a great many people who would have
been present were Kept away by the weather.
Unusual exertioDs are being made 10 insure
the success of the Esster bail.
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The Nashville HeihsdisI Publishing

CHARLESTON, w. Va, March 19.-In the
Baltimore Conference of the Methodist Epis.
cepal Church it was stated that the publish.
ing house at Nashville wss 30 deeply in debt
that a sinking fund must be provided for
its Oavmeut
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NEW York, March 19-The State branch
Of the Woman's National Relief Associat
in response to telegram from their agent al
Louisville stating that the situation was
much worse than reported, appeal for funds
to purchase bedding, shoes, etc, fer the
suffeTers by The hoods
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TWO EXTREMES.
Sudden Change I'm the weather-Heayy
sDoW.Btorms.

TORONTO, March J9.-Oae of the most
severe snow-storms of the season is prevail.
ing throughout Ontario to-day. There ia a
high wind.
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MUCH ADO As0UT NOTHING.
WHY BLACK MESSENGER WAS DISCHARGED
FROM THE NAVY DEPARTMENT.

FROM THE NAVY DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, March 19-Commodore
Wilgou, chief of the Bureau OF Construction
of the Navy Department, says regarding
Oliver G. Black, coloTed messenger of the
Navy Department, who claims that he was
discharged because he refused TO perform
msnial service at the commodore's house,
thA. the discharge wss not for the ressous
alleged, but because Black made himself
personally offensive and neglected his duties,
aud that when demonstrated with he had
written insulting and impudent letters both
TO himself and to his wife. Commodore
Wilson further Gays that the only service
Black ever rendered him was purely volun.
untsry, at a time when his servant was sick.
Secretary Chandler does uot see anything in
The case to warrant any interference on his
mari
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A BABY was born in q cemetery at Mar
shaltown, Ia, short time ago, but every
where can be seen babies borne TO the ceme-
try because mothers cruelty neglect to pro-
cure DR.. BULBS Cough Syrup, a sure cure for
croup colds and coughs
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THE JUDGESHIP.
HoD. john L. 4. Sneed, H. N. Greer and
j. n. Harris Most Prominent
for the Place.
Mr.. Sneed's Chances Said to Be The
Best-PrOeeedings In the LegisIa-
tRre-The Pullman Tax.
Special TO the Appeal.

Special TO the Appeal
NASHVILLE, Msr,h 19.-Considerable can
wasting is being done in favor Of several
prominent lawyers in Memphis in "-ds' to
procure their appointment az criminal judge
in that city. The candidates are the Hon. J.
L. T. sneed, james Harris aud Mr.. Greer.
Judge Sneed's chances are ssid 10 be the best.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

If you want Awnings, TenlF, Mattresses,
Cots, have your furniture repaired, uphol-
stored or packed for shipment, call at III.
Buttenberg, 23l Second street.
NEw stock of fancy straw matting just rs
ceived; novelty folding sofa-bed, furniture
carpets, etc. AMEs, BEATrIE co,
1868 Main Street
BETHESDA elegant mineral water
certainly has no superior in the world, and
succeeds in urinary troubles when sll else
fails.
ROBINSON, Apothecary.
PARTIES desiring to entertain little
company Of friends at dinner may secure
reserved seats together at the ladies' dining
room, 302 Main street, by sending in theil
order before IL so o'clock am.
DEANS best Rio and Java coffee is no
roasted in New York nor some other distan
city, aud kept on hand for months 'befor
reaching the consumer, but can be had no
from the roaster three times a week.
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Indianapolis Roard Of Trade ReII'


CAIRO, March l9.-The indianapolis Board
of Trade Relief Committee arrived this even.
ing on the Halpin. They visited every in
undated city and village on the Ohio river
have given relief where needed, and cay nc
more funds and supplioe ore nrvesaSry. They
rainrn knnna frnm here.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

GATE-The friends of the family are invited to
attend the funeral of RIPLEY, son of Lizzie How
ard and the late B. R. Gates, and nephew of W.
B. CAFES, Of tais city. from the residenceof Mrs
E. Cochran, No. as Poplar street, this TUESDAY,
morning at II 80 o'cloe. Services by the Rev. DR.
White. Carriages from Holst's ct IL O'Clock.
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p1e-Eo,...,. F.iI1re

CINCINNATI, March l9.-Jsmes Espy and
j. G. Sehmidlapp, acoDmities sppoiated by
! the crsdilors of Pierrmann & Pfsu to make
N exsr1in siion of their affairs, reported as
rhe firms assets: Sieek, 1875, ,545; real estate,
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soutbern AUD western Cotton Manu-.
IacIarerE, Association.

ATLANTA, March 19.-The Southern and
Western Cotton Manufscturers' Association
met to-day. There wssT full representation
aud harmonious action for mutual prottc
ton of Interests. The convention adjourned
20 meet at Augusta at the call of the Exec
utiye Committee,
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To ConsumPtives.-wiis Cod-LiysT
OtI and Lime has now been before the puoIlG
twenty YES rs and has steadily grown IN favor and
appreciation. This could not be the ea'e unless
the preparation was OF high otrtns1c value Inc
com bination of the Phosphate Of Lime with pure
Cod. Liver Cil as prepared by DR.. Nilbor, as pro-
duced new nhase in the treatment OF Consump
ton and all diseases of the Lungs. 1tcan pc taxen
by the most delicate invalid without eresting ls
disgusting nausea which is such an objection 70
prescribed by The regular faculty. Sold by the
proprietor, A. B. WILBoR, Chemist, bozton' aiu
hy all druggists
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FREEDMAN,S BANK.

FINAL DIVIDEND OF SEVEN PER CENT. To
BE PAID
WASHINGTON, March 19. - Comptroller
Knox will shortly pay 10 depositors of the
Freedman's Bank another and final div.
id nd of seven per cent. out of the remain.
ing assessments of that iDsolvent corpora
tion. Dividends amounting in the sggre-
gate to sixty-fve per cent. have already been
paid.
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snowinx af Detroit.

DETRoIT, March ia heavy snow. storm
prevailed in this region all last night. The
weather cleared off this afternoon. Rail-
road travel is somewhat delayed.
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FIattering Frauds

AT MRS. A. K. SLOAN'S,
Thursday, 22d instant.
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CINCINNATI, March 19.-The gale from
the north last night was followed by rain,
turning to elect and snow. The wind is still
from the north. No damage as yet TO the
telegraph Wirea
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WHEN you feel a cough or bronchial al
lection creeping on the luDgs, take Ayers
Cherry Pectoral, and cure it before it becomes
incurable,
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DuRKEE's SALAD DRESSING is composed Of
the freshest, purest and choicest condiments
money will buy. 1t surpasses any that can
be made at home, is cheaper, saves labor and
all rialH
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"FoR four years suffered Ogony from skin
disease. DR.. Benson's Skin Cure cured me-
c. B. Mcdonald, Plantersville, Ala. One
dollar at druggists.
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Masonic Notice.

A NGERONALODGE. No. .I6S,F. D. AN. a
~ Will meet this (TUBsDAY) even ~ -
ing, goth instant, at o'clock prompt, forS "
work in the Entered Apprentice Degree. NJ
Visiting BRETHREN including E.A.'s, fra-/
ternally invited. By order of
T.J. GRAHAM, WIN.
Attest. D C. TRADER Secretary
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SkinnY Men.
=
k&lsntuinin1-

"Wells's Health Rsnewer" restores heslth
and vigor, cures dyspepsis, impotence, sez-
| ual debility. 81
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ELECTION NOTICE.

THE Stockholders of the Peoples Insurance
l. Company are hereby notified that an cleo
Wednesday, April 4, 1883.
for the purpose of eeeting Seven Directorso serve
during the ensuing year.
W.M HARRINGTON, President.
CApPTSGToN MASON Secretary
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sulIfvanaDd sIade ioiFIxh, for 81 1000.
BosTos. March l9.-Sullivan and Sl,de
will soon make a match for $4,000.
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TIE BANK TAX.
she question IN be subDsfffoss 80 ss.
A..~---v-oa.S--I EOr an UpIaIon.

LOUISVILLE, March 19.-J. S. Barrett,
csshier of the German Security Bank, Of
this city, wrote the commissioner of internal
revenue for an official construction OF the
law repesling the tax on the capital and de-
posiis OF banks, and in response received the
following:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. }
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE, :
WASHINGTON, March l6, 1888. J
To J. S. Barrett, ESQ., Cashier of the German Sc
curly Bank, Louisville:
SIR-In reply to your letter of the 9th instant,
you are informed that this Office has not yet de-
cided what construction should be placed upon
the language OF that part Of the act of March s,
1883, which repeals the tax the capital and de-
pesits OF banks and bankers, In view of the i'm
port ance Of the questions involved it is probable
that the honorable Secretary of the Treasury will
submit the same to the Attorney-General for his
opinion as soon as an actnal case arises which
calls for the decision of the department. II such
taxes still due returns for the same cannot be
demanded before June LIST, nor can the collection
of the me be enforced before July l, 1888. Re-
specially, H. c. ROGERS,
nunfa
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An Appeal for additional Runds.

SHAwNEETowN, ILL, March 19.-Mayor
Millspsugh announces that no further aid
for tue food sufferers here is required.
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knights of Pythias.

TONSTANTINE LODGE, No. %, K. OF (N
- P-The officers and members of this EeA
lodge are ordered to assemble at their Cas- Ri y d
tie Hall this ( { UESD AY) evening March No.
the Third Degree. Visiting Lodges, Ten ~1|
ne-see Division No. l. q. R., and visiting brethren
frsternally invited. JOE MANCINI, &C.
GEO NALLERY, K R. RHd =.
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1860 Prizes ..... Sll2,4
""S1T q Tietes. % So 'i S ricEets, si6c
Remit Money or Bank DrEfszn Letter, send bI
ExpreSs DON'T SEND BY Riss3i51 Erred LErTkI
Or POSTOFFICE ORDER. Orders of IS and up
ware, py Express, can be sent at our expense
Address Ill orders to Z. NJ. BoARDMAS, Courier
yepcaal .SnildiDg, LouiEyille, Kentucky, or no.
-. - - 49, Nempbiz Tenn,
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Wall-tintipg and whitening,
Go 10 A. Mcneil, PSI Third stree,
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SiikwOrm Eggs,

That produce raw silk, for sale.
P. WALLACE McKITTRICK,
Practical Silk Culturist and Reeler,
No. $50 Second Street, Memphis, Tenn.
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NOTICE.

DARTIEs having claims agsinst the estate of
I A. J. Vienns, deceased. viii please present
them to my attorney, Henry F. DIX, IS Madison
street Parties indsbted TO said estate can settle
with my Attorney, or with A. J. Vienna & Co at
the old stand, S45 Main street.
JOSEPHINE VIENNA, Executrix.
The Arizona sentinel., 1883-09-15
He Wanted to Settle

Among the passengers in a stage-coach, stopped one day last spring by road agents in Mon tana, was a Buffalo man who was out there to look over the ground with a view of establishing a clothing store. He was the last one out of the coach, and as he was ordered to hold up his hands he called out:
 "Shentlemens. I like to settle dis case like an honest man."
 "Keep your hands upw
 ''If can't make an assignment to my brudder Moses 1 settle init you for twenty cents on der dol Iar."
 You shut up and shell out," was the stern command.
 "Shentlemens." continued the victim, as he wriggled around "I have made three assignments aud failed seex times in peesness, und I uefer was treated like dis
The Arizona sentinel., 1883-09-15
How To Secure Health.

It seems starnge tn anyone vill suffer from the many arrangements brought on by an impure condition of the blood, when SCOVILL'S SARSAPARRILLA AND STILLINGIA, or BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will restore perfect health
 o the physical organization. It isindeed strengthening syrup, pleasant to take, and has proven itself to be the BEST BLOOD PURIFIER ever discovered, ef- fectually curing Scrofula, Syphiltic disorders, Weakness of the Kidneys, Erysipelas, Malarla; all nervous disorders and Debility, Bilious complainsts and all Diseases indicating an impure Condition of the Blood. Liver, Kidneys, Stomach, Skln, etc. It corrects indigestion. A single bottle will prove to you its merits as health renewer, for it ACTS LIKE A CHARM, especially when the complaint is of an exhaustive nature, having q tendency to lessen the natural vigor of the bIaiH and nervous system.
The Arizona sentinel., 1883-09-15
An Accident.

A man at Long Branch recent. ly entered restaurant and said:
 "Have you any clam chow der?"
 "We have," replied the wait CT.
 "Bring me plate.
 A plathful was placed before him, and he set to work with great gusto. After he had taken about a dozen spoonfuIs, he dre W d pair of opera glasses from his pocket and looked intentIy at the ch0Wder for some time.
 Then he jumped in the air and shouted: "Eurekaw
 "What's that" asked the pro- prietor.
 "I've got it," yelled the diner.
 "Got What?" asked the restau. ranteur.
 "A clamn
 "Great Scott!" yelled the pro- prIetor, "he's got the clam."
 And before the diner could say word the proprietor picked the clam up in pair of golden pinc- CTS, and bore it triumphantly to the kitchen, threw it back into d huge boiler of chowder, and said ::
 "Who dealt the chowder to that dark haired gentleman over there?"
 "I dld, said the assistant cook.
 "Then you are discharged for dealing out the clam that we use for favoring purposes"