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ESTABLISHED 1910

some pathos, which no reader can be ex-
pected to enjoy so much as the author evi-
IDENTIFY does, but which we must take his
word is Californian too. We have descrip-
tions of forest scenery which must be
magnificent indeed, if it is half as gran
diose a. the language in which it is de-
scribed and we have plot and incidepts;,
which the author must have deriived from
his experience on the P...clrlc coast, for no
mortal man could. md them elsewhere.
The little :ssory is enjoyable; but, exactly
as Tragic opera is enjoyable. II bears
..ne same relation 10 The Lady of the Aroos-
TOOK or Att'eS;i Peio that Donizetti's Lucia
does TO Scott's Bride Of LdnmermlOor. 1t
is melodrama, with the substitutes, ma
chinery and high colors of the stage, and
not a story. Perhaps California life, is
such perhaps that very remarkable nation
does live on the boards, 70 TO speak never
having been there we cannot say.
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WASHINGTON.
A Novel Feature of the New CONNER
rinI Treaty Proposed by Spain
TO Liberia.
Quarterly Readjustment Of Postmasters'
Saiaries-Ths New Orleans Ma
rine Hospital.

WAsHINGToN, September 2S.--A new
commercial treaty has been proposed to
1he government of Liberia by the govern
ment OF Spain. A specially novel feature
ot the treaty is that Spain agrees to guar
ilntee as full and complete protection of
lie and property to free negroes visiting
for any lawful purpose Cuba or Porto Rico,
as has heretofore been granted any foreign
ers visiting any part Of the Spanish do
minions
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LUNDBORG,S PERFUMES,
EDENIA AND
MARECHAL MEL ROSE.


Fort WAYNE, IND, September 2S.-The
express car of the Pacific Express Com
pany, on the Eel River branch of the
Wabash, st. Louis and Pacific railroad
bound west, when near Peru, Ind, early
this morning, was broken into by three
masked men. Express Messenger Loomi:
was bound, gagged and the safe robbed o
SIS, 900 and all other valuables in the car
The robbers escaped after locking Loomi.
in the car, whence he was released on the
arrival of the train at Peru. No clew Il
the robbers.
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An Old Drug House Closed,

DUBUQUE, a., September 2S.-The we'll
known drug house of Junkeman & Hayes
assigned yesterday to Peter Kene. Liza
biitles, SllS,0O0 assets, 100000. The
creditors are nearly all local. 1t was the
oldest wholesale drug house in Iowa, hav-
ing been established eighteen years. The
long continued sickness of the senior part
ner and consequent neglect OF business is
believed to he one OF the principal causes
OF the trouble.
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Annual Meeting Of Stockholders
IN THE
Memphis & Charleston R.R. Co.
Tue.aay. November 20. Isss.

THE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders in the
l. Memphis and Charleston Railroad Company
for the election of Directors and the transaction
of other appropriate business, will be held at
HUNTSvILEE,A ALA, on
TUESDAY, November 70, ISS3.
Transfer books will remain closed from Septem-
Der 18th to November 10th, both inclusive.
The agents at the several stations will furnish
stockholders with free tickets to and from the
meeting II. C. WILTON, Secretary.
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The South and West Must Make the
Presidents.


Waco TEX Examiner: The West and
South must make common cause in fixing
the future policies of this nation. They
are surrounded by the same commercial
conditions, and must stand or fall to-
gether. They will for these reasons be
compelled at an early day to vote together,
and when they do they will do a little
President-making in their own way. The
miners OF Colorado, the grain and stock
men of Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, Illinois,
Minnesota, Wisconsin, etc, as well as
those of the South, must all come out of
the same hole, in business way, at last.
1t is but the part of true wisdom, then,
to cultivate closer relations with each
other. The'numerically inferior
East must cease lording it over the great
West and South. 1t must be made to
understand that here has grown a power
which will only be satisfied with fair
distribution of the advantages resting in
the hands of the Federal power. The
| West will not longer suffer herself to be
Disseminated against when she has the
! power to correct resting in her own hands
And yet, with all these good things, it will
take every man and every potent power in
the hands of the clean, unselfish men OF
this nation to wrest the government from
4 the clutch of the cOrruptiOniStS.
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BoSroN, September 2S.-A meeting OF
the creditors OF Harrington lS Hinnwall
sllversmiths, was held to-day. Liabilities
about Sl62, 900, assets, So, 900, exclusive oi
tools and machinery, which originally cost
nearly $4,000 but are of little use except
IN the prosecution OF the business. The
Liabilities, including accommodation in
per, amount To $4,000. The affairs of the
two firms are closely connected. The firm
stated that in ease they were not calleC
upon To meet any of the above accommo
dation Endorsements, they could, with ex
tension, probably pay creditors in full
The matter was placed in charge OF com
mittec for Investigation.
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Attempted wife Murder.

BosroN, September 2S.-Mrs. James
Savage, resident of Waltham, visited
her sister, who lives in Chelsea, Monday
At about 10 o'clock that evening her hus,
band appeared and requested her to ac-
company him home. Upon her refusal to
do so he threatened to kill her if she did
not, whereupon he was put out OF the
house. \ few moments later pistol bal
shattered a window-pane, passing within
three inches of the head of Mrs. Savage
Within an hour Savage appeared at tn,
police station and gave himself up, saying
he supposed he had been doing wrong
He is said to be jealous and Mrs. Savage
bears marks of violence received at his
hands
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Corruption I'm NJ. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, September 2S.-The grand
jury made a report this afternoon in which
they stated that a ring existed in the city
formed by gamblers and notorious indi-
viduals, who used money and threats to
corrupt the police and other officials. They
report that the police commissioners had
given blank designations which were
made use OF They further declare that
Gov. Crittenden has power, and it is his
duty, to investigate the matter. They re-
turned two indictments against Warren
McChesney, one for bribery and one for
fnruarN
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Providence, September2S.-Pr Providence,
); Bufialos, 3.
BosroN, September 2s.-Bostons, 6;
Clevelands, ..
New YORK, September 2s.-New Yorks,
,; Detroits, 7.
PHILADELPHIA, September 2S.-Phila-
delphias, l Chicsgos, I.
LOUISVILLE, September 2S.-Athletics,
Z; Eclipse, D. Ten innings.
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HuNTrNGDoN, PA, September 2S.-The
Huntington Car and Car-wheel Works,
Biain Bros. proprietors, failed with iudg-
ment entered last evening by the Union
Bank Tor $4,000. Other claims will in
crease the liabilities to S200,0OO; assets esti-
mated at 100000 Four hundred wheelers
have hot been paid for two months. Efforts
will be made to tide over the embarrass-
ment, so work can be resumed Monday.
n large number Of orders are held by
merchants here who, with the entire com
hiunity, will feel the effects OF the failure.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.
Il. q. Dun 4, CO.'S weekly Rcpor

New YORK, September 2S.-Business
failures Tor the week rs reported to X. c.
Dun x Co.'S Mercantile Agency number
iSU, as cUmDared with lSS lrst wool, tI.v
feature peing che very important disasters
IN the New York clothin1 trade
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POLITICAL.


BosToN, Mass, September 2S.-The
Herdld'S London correspondent cables that
he interviewed Ex-Mayor Prince and
asked whether it was his intention to ac.
cept the nomination for Lieutenant-G q ov.
ernor, rendered him by the Massachusetts,
Democratic Convention. He replied that
he will decline the nomination, because he
has temporarily Withdrawn from politics
in consequence of illness in his family.
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CHANCERY SALE
-OF-
R e A L. Il 8 II A Il H

No. 4039, R.-Chancery Court of Shelby county
NJ. j. Mckilligan ct al. VS.. Johnnie Spellman
ct al.
PY virtue of an interlocutory decree for sale
- entered in the above cause on the I'd day of
May, 1888, NJ. b. 80, page 81, and renewed August
bidder, in front of the Clerk and Masters office,
courthouse Of Shelby county, Memphis, Tenn,
On Saturday, September %. 1858.
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in the city of Memphis, Shelby
county, Tenn, to-wit:
Being part of lot No. i4S the plan of North
Memphis; BEGINNING at a point on the south
west intersection of said street and Main street
thence south at right angles to Winchester street
As feet; thence west parallel with Winchester
street thirty-one feet two inches; thence north
parallel with Main street fortyeight feet to Vim
chester street; thence east with the south side OF
the beginning, upon which there is one-story
brick building.
Also, one other lot, being a part of lot 146 in
North Memphis, fronting twenty-four feet on
Main street: Beginning 10019 feet north of the
intersection of the alley between Market and
Winchester streets with Main street; running
thence northwardly with Main street twenty foul
feet; thence westwardly and at right ang les witt
Main street fifty five (55) feet thence southward1y
and parallel with Main street twenty -four feet
thence eastwardly ffty-fve feet to the beginning
being the same conveyed by l. n. Hinkle and A
5. Hinkle TO n. Glynn, May 4, 1889, book 49, pag,
i07, upon which stands thrSe-stOry brick build
ing.
Terms of Sale-0ne- half cash; balance
credit of six and twelve months notes bearing in
terest with approved security for deferred pay
ments; lien retained, etc, This August ., 1883
r. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By George MaileTy, Deputy Clerk and Master.
TAYLOR !. C.TTr,i and III. S, CAN'T, Soils. sat
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WINNING HORSES.
Lizzie S., sBlezes, Musk, Billy Gilmere
and Long knight First Under the
String at Louisville.
Brighton Beach Races = Last Day of
Balch's Stallion Meeting Baseball
The Local P0Ol-ROOms.

At the New Memphis Jockey Club
pool-room last night French pools paid as
follows: First race, s. 05 for 81; second
race, 81 40 for 81; third race, Sl3 60 for 81
fourth race, $l2 50 for 81 /; fifth race, 50 %
for 81.
The combination would have paid s5l
for fifty cents, but was not named hence
all went into the field and paid only 81 IL
for fifty cent?,
-. The following races are bulletined for
this afternoon:
JEROME PARK.
First Rdce-One mile. Six celebrated
starters.
-. Second Race.-Three-quarters of a mile
Twelve starters.
Third R0ce.-One mile and three-quar-
ters. -Four great starters, including Geo
Kinney.
Fourth Race.-One mile and one-quarter
Six starters, including Aella, Monroe
Breeze and Aranza.
Fifth Rdce.-0ne mile and one-six.
teenth. Five starters, including Dan X.
King Fan and Baby.
iSiJth hRdcc.-Steeplechase Seven start
ers, including Jim McGowan, Disturb
ance, Ouray, etc.
LOUISVILLE RACES.
First Race - One and one-sixteenth
miles. Selling; twelve starters.
Second RGce.-Mile heats Handicap fol
all ages; $3.50 added; six starters.
Third Rdce.-Ope and one-half miles
Four of the greatest starters; Stallion
Stakes, worth $40, 1000 to the winner.
Fourth dce.-Three-quarters of mile
$500 added; five starters.
Fifth Race.-Three-quarters of mile
Association Purse, $3.50; seven starters
Sirth Rdce.-Five-eighths of a mile dash
Two starters
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POSyMAsTERS' SALARIES.
Abe Quarterly Readiustment by tn,
POstOfIice DenarfmPnt.

WAsHNGToN, September 2S.-The quar-
terly readjustment of postmasteTs' salaries
has been completed by the Posloffice De
partment. The offices below have been
raised TO the third grade and the postmas-
ters' salaries increased TO the figures
given: Decatur, Ala, $1,000; Tuscumbia,
Ala, Sll00; Brooklyn, Oak, SllOn; Lis
bon, OAK, Sl2O0; Parker, OAK, Sl1OO;
Plankington, OAK, Sl200; Tower City,
OAK, $1,000; HALEY, Ida, $1,000; Nc,
Leansborough, ILL.,, SllOO; Thorntown,
Ind, Sl2O0; Upton, Ind, Sl1O0; Spirit
Lake, Ia, Sll00; Mayfeld KY, $1,000;
Bayou Sara, La, $1,000; Sault Ste. Marie,
Mich, $li0O; Wymore, Neb, SllOO; Con-
neautville, Bal, SllOO; Saltsburgh, Pa,
SllOOs Hearne, Tex, $1,000.
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WAsHENGToN, September 2S.-Panl Van
dervoort, late chief clerk of the Western
division OF the Railway Mail Service at
Omaha, who was removed for inattention
to business, called upon First Assistant
Iosmaster-GeneTal Hatton to-day. Upon
the return OF Postmaster-G General Gresh-
am he will make personal appeal to the
latter Tor reinstatement
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The salvation Army in France.

PARIS, September 2S.-Waldeck Rous-
seau, Minister of the Interior, has tele-
graphed an order to the project of Savoy
prohibiting the holding of meetings there
expulsion of members of the army from
the department if they -4disobey. the order
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Reserved Basebau Players for 1854.

CHICAGO, September 2S. = Americdn
Sports will tomorrow publish complete
official list of the players reserved by the
professional baseball clubs of the country
for 1884, under an agreement made be-
tween them mt the opening of the season
so as not to hire from each other such
players as are reserved. The list is taken
from the official files and is correct.
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The Great Southern Remedy.

ROSADALIS cures Scrofula, Rheuma-
tism, White Swelling, Gout, Goitre, Consump-
tion, Bronchitis, Nervous Debility, Malaria and
all diseases of n kindred nature arising from an
impure condition of the blood. R0SADALIS
gives new hope and life. Read this letter:
have been n great sufferer with infiammatory
Rheumatism for the last twelve months. l was
induced to try your preparation, Rosadalis, and
/ have been greatly benefited. My hands and
feet are still enlarged but feel SO much better,
that want TO continue taking the ROSADALlS.
MRS NJ Y. DANCE, Rehoboth, Va.
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Foul play Toward O'Donnen.

DUBLIN, September 2S.AThe Nation ac
cuses the British government and Ameri
can Legation in London with foul play to
ward O'Donnell, in the hope that he may
implicate the friends of Parnell in the con.
spiracy to murder Carey, the informer
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FOREIGN MISCELLANY.


BALLINA, COUNTY MAYO, September 2S.-
Crotty, a landlord, was shot dead this
morning at his residence in Ninnury Park
He had been wounded several times pre-
viously.
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Hutton, Pa, September 2S.-The win
ners in tn-day's rnntnsts woro Poes, Riley
Layberger and Hosmer. Elliott, who the
judges and referee believe fouled Hosmer
Intentionally, will not row, as they have
decided to bar. him out of all the races.
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Let Him Keep the Shin.

WAsHINGToN, September 2S. - John
Roach has presented bill to the Secretary
OF the Navy for S2l 900 for taking care of
the United States steamship Roanoke from
1877 to the present time, the charge being
made at the rate of 50 day.
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The Horrferd Almnnnc and CooL Roo

Mailed free ON application 10 the Rumford
Chemical Works, Providence, II. l.
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CHANCERY SALE
Of
II Il Al II 8 TAT e.

No; s299..Amended Bill J-chancery Court of
Shelby County-State of Tennessee use, ETC., VS..
W. Z. Butler ct al, Thos. Leach.
DY virtue of an interloeutory decree for sale
ID entered in the above cause on the 18th day
of January, 1885, NJ 81, p: 3l7, will sell at public
auction, TO the highest bidder, in front of the
Clerk and Masters office, courthouse of Shelby
county, Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, October 20. 1858.
within legal hours, the following described prop
erty, situated in Shelby county, Tenn, to-wit /:
Part of country lot 479, bounded and described as
follows: Beginning at a point in the south side
of Jefferson street, at the northeast corner of lot
$50; running thence south with the east line of
lot $50 one hundred forty-eight feet six
inches to the southeast corner of lot $50; thence
east parallel with Jefferson street 90 feet more or
less TO stake: thence north parallel with the
west line of lot $50 hundred forty-eight
feet SIX inches to the south side of Jefferson
street, thence west 90 feet TO the beginning point,
being the same property described 10 deeds e
Thos. Leach, Book SO, part 2. p. IA, and Book 5s
part /, p. l. 4S1. Registers Office, Shelby county,
Tenn, and in Ex- q to said amended bill J, and
sold as the property Of said Thos. Leach.
Terms of Sals-On n credit of six and nine
months; notes with security required: lien re
tanned; redemption barred. This September S
1888. R. j. BLACK, c. and NJ.
By Geo. Mallery, ID. c. and NJ.
II. F. Dix, Sol. for complainant sat
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NEw ORLEANS, September 2S.-George
McioH sent for Dr. W. q. Ryan this
morning, his wife being sick. When the
doctor arrived Mrs McGoff denied being
sick. McGof got mad and fired two shots
at Ryan, missing him, and then shot him
self, inhicting probably fatal wound.
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A singular suicide.

SEYMOUR, CONN, September 2S.-Ella
Hill, the fourteen-year-old daughter of
George Hill, shot herself through the
body with a dOuble-barrelled shotgun
this morning because her stepmother in
sisted that she should wear dress that
she had worn yesterday. Ella had been
out in a storm and got the dress wet and
wanted to put on her best dress and
when denied the privilege she looked
curiously at her stepmother for a moment,
then walked slowly up stairs and seizing
the gun placed the muzzle against her
heart and pulled the trigger with her foot.
| She died in few moments.
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SCHOOL BOARD.
List of Teachers. as Assigned to Differ
eBt schools, Adopted.

At meeting OF the School Board yes
terday evening a list of teachers was
adopted as assigned to the different
schools. They will be read for the benefit
of those concerned, in meeting of teach
ers to be held at the Market street schoo
building at o'clock this morning.
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BosroN, Mass, September 2S.-The
closing day of Balchs stallion meeting at
Beacon Park was as fully attended as on
the opening day. Director won the free
for-aTl and Bayonne the race for four-year-
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IL &c Temple building, IN LouisVlIIe, n.y.,
Thursday. October 25. 1883.
Lawful Lottery and Fair Drawings,
chartered by the Legislature of Kentucky and
twice declared legal by the highest Court in the
State. Bond given to Henry county in the sum of
sl00 600 for the prompt payment of all prizes sold.
A Revolution i'm Single Number
Drawings
ns-Evory ticket holder his own supervisor, can
call out the number his ticket and see the
corresponding number the tag placed in the
wheel in his presence. These Drawings will oe-
cur the last Thursday of every month. Read
the magnificent
October scheme:
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"S "A DOUBTFUL friend is worse than a
certain enemy" and, rice rersa, a certain
friend is infinitely better than a doutful
enemy Thus Kidney Wort is an incom-
parably better friend to the human race
than whole catalogues full of doubtful
nostrums. 1t is an unfailing remedy for
that tormenting disease, piles, 1t moves
the bowels gently and freely, and thus re-
moves the cause. Do not fail TO try it
faithfully, either in dry or liquid form.
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po-,on,ee a, Fulton. Ark. Burned

FULroN, ARK, September 2s.-The post
Office burned this morning at 5 o'clock.
No one was in the office. The origin of
the fire is unknown. At the time there
was in the office nearly $500 in registered
letters and postage stamps not in the safe.
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Important TO Cotton Planters
PROPOSALS FOR CUT STONE

OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF CONSTRUCTION,
U. 5. CUsToMHoUsE, C. Ii. * p. o.,
MEaPHIs, Tenn, September24, 1883.
SEALED proposals will be received at this office
> until II o. clock m. on the Sth day OF OctO-
ber. 1883, for furnishing, cut and delivered
ready for setting, all the Cut. Stone for the
exterior steps and platforms for the U 5. CUSTOM
drawings and specifications to be seen at this
office or the office of the Supervising Architect.
@. ii. SEASE, Superintendent.
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New Orleans Marine Ho.pit.I.

WAsmNGToN, September 2s.-Bids were
opened at the Treasury Department to-
day Tor the construction of the Marine
Hospital at New Orleans. The bidders
are ) NJ. Marshall, of Washington, d. c.,
So3,3i2, and Ferdinand Reiusch, Of New
Orleans, $50, ,443.
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ALBANY, September 2S.-Judge Samuel
Hand, referee in a suit brought by the
State against the Western Union Tele-
graph Company, has rendered decision
in favor OF the State for Sl7S,397. This
sum is for taxes for only one year, but de-
termines the remaining taxes in favor of
the State, making the total amount re-
coverable under the decision from the
company about S626, 900.
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BRIGHTON BEACH, September 2S.-The
winners to-day were Revolver-Minnie
Long colt, Faugh Ballagh, Lille Dale,
Girofia Joe Murray and Babcock.