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Bah EXITING
Held q Draft REGULATIONS OF Respect
for the Late Avery

A Bar meeting to take action upon the
death Of Avery Meriwetber was held yester-
day morning at the Law Library-roons.
Judge Flippin was made chairman, and de-
livered q touching tribute to the memory of
the deceased. Mr.. w. II. Robinson was sp-
pointed secretary.
On motion Of Mr.. Gregory, Messrs. W. K.
Poston, J. II. Malone and Judge e w. Heis-
kell were appointed a committee to draft
suitable resolutions.
On motion Of Judge Heiskell the chair
man appointed Messrs. Martin, EdmondsoD,
Thornton, Scruggs and Gregory from among
the younger members Of the Bar to wait
upon the family of the deceased and tender
the services of the Bar.
On motion Of Mr.. Scruggs the Committee
en- Resolutions were ordered to report at a
meeting OF the Bar 10 be held at the Asso-
citation roQms on Wednesday morning at Q
O'Clock. The meeting then Adjourned.
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NEW BOOKS.

The last Issue of LitteU's Living Aqs ir-
cludes "Frederic H." "Northman's Story"
Responsibilities of Upbelief," "Agnosiic
Morality" "Wslter g.. Landor." "Rudder
Grange" and poetry. The a~gnosiic and un-
belief articles are of special interest.
The GREAT FLOOD IN II ONO, is a
narrative Of the great food of 1882 in the
Ohio river, and of what was lone for the re-
lief of the sufferers. Published By the Re.
lief Committee of the Cincinnati Chsmbsr
of Commerce.
The Atlantic, for August, is a delightful
number. The pleasing story Of "a Roman
Singer" is continued, also Lsthrop's "New-
port" and James, GA Province." THE
.Trustworthio.s So OF Early Traditions" ia sn
article that does high credit TO ths atlantic
"Giants of Nahant,o "Hsre and Tortoise"
Academic Socialism, "To q Hurt Child,n
aThe G # Of Tears" 'Rs miuiscences of Con-
turf, Artist" "The Old Dominion" "Er-
nest Keenan," and minor articles complete
this excellent number.
The Popular Science Monthly, for August,
has a good article on "Radiation," by Hux-
ley. Another chapter of Oswald's "R mt
Gies of Nature" will commsnd attention.
Charges OF New Eoglsnd Population" the
ANARCHY of Modern Politics," "R tank and
Title" Little Missouri Bad Lands" "Tecb-
nical Education" "Colors and Sounds"
formation of the Waves" mental Ca
paciIy of the Elephant" Chemistry Of Cook
ery,""Theory of Descent" ''Our Indian Ny
theology )" 81 ,custs as Food for MaD," Sea
Wall" "The Telephone" and a variety of
other articles make up 8 good variety.
TIE Nav Clarendon believes in advsrtis-
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TIE o--sr. OF The saiidings xnd IneIr oc-
cupants and value is as follows:
Stewart, Gwynne& Co. owned by A. Stewart. $50, 600
i. W. Brode q Co. owned by NIL. Meacham 1900
H B. Shanks & CO., owned by II. Cloth 80. l4,OOO
John Reid q Co., owned by q. Cloth ....... 1900
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ending July 81, 1888. There were twenty
more than the preceding week, thirty
one more than the corresponding wee of
1882 and eighty more than The same week Of
1881. The Middle States had FORTY, New
States twenty-five, Southern States
Western States forty. three, and
Pacific States and Territories tbirty-two.
Secretary E. A. Keeling, Of the Mer-
Exchange, was yesterday the recip-
lent Of a small basket of elk flowers, ~artisti-
cally made and arranged By Miss Annie G..
the accomplished young lady Of our
city who ia winning golden opinions for her
industry and skill IN silk culture. This hoE
ere are made of silk OF various hues woven
from the product of her own silk-wormF, and
were greatly admired for their skillful con-
and arrangement.
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C NOTICES.

FoR all bowel complaints use Mississippi
Diarrhea Cordial.
HUNTSVILLE, ALA.-Dr. ]. I. Ridley says:
aBrown,s Irop Bitters is a good appetizer,
and merits attention from sufferers"
TEETH extracted without pain at IVES
sons, 31S Main. Telephone connection
TELEPHONE T. j.. Graham, Court street,
for friedrich, sewer-pipe, cement, lime, etc.
BucHHALrER & Son are paying the high.
est cash price for hides. See their advei.
lisement Id another column.
CAPT. wH. Owens promises 10 make the
rhursday-night excursion on the Eckert the
bIue-ribbon "Trip of the season. Do not niss it
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GOODS SAVED.

The flames spread 90 rapidly that it was
impossible to save any of the stock of Stew
art, Gwynpe & 60 or of Brode & Co. Some
one carried a box of tobacco out OF Stewart,
Gwynne &Co.'s and let it fall on The pavement,
where it was soon covered up under the fall
ing debris. A small cafe in the front Office
was opened and some of the books taken out.
The safe was not of the kind to Withstand a
hot FIRE. Nothing was saved from Brode's.
About 400 barrels OF -four were saved for
Shsnks & Co., and perhaps az much more of
the sock of John Reid q Co. The barrels
Of oil could be heard exploding like q regu-
lar canonnsde, and with the noise of the fall
ing walls, the crash of timbers and the
pumping of the FIRE engines, made the scene
a pandemonium, and excited and bewildered
those about the fire TO such an extent that a
good deal that might have been done was
not done. The greatest annoyance was
caused by
LACE OF WATER.
The pressure on the w~aterworks was not
enough 10 drive the stream fairly out of the
mouth OF the hose. One of the fremen said
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Number Of cases on dockef, May term,
1882, IA. Disposed Of as follows: Convic-
tions, SO; scquittals, 50; mol. pros, 10; re-
tired, 5; continued, 30.
Number of cases on docket, May term,
1888, 152. Disposed of as follows: Convic-
tions, rs; ~acquittals, SO; mol pros, s.; re-
tired, s; continued, q.
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BOOK FIKM BURsTED.
Failure of an Old and Establis he'd n ais
Street Book aud PrfatinEhouse.

The firm Of Wills & Wildberger, book
sellers and s~tatieners, made an assignment
yesterday in favor of their creGiisIs 10 j. A;
Omberg. The stock 10 -afued at S939l, and
dues. ein, at S4259. The bills payable are
put down at 1880, and the list Of liabilities
20 various firms increases the total to S13,-
958 SO. The principal creditors are:
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

J.R Frayser to s Slayer, part lot 4 in
original lot 4S0, 35x148 feet, $4,000.
QUIT CLAIMS.
w. L. Clapp to George Wallace, part lot
8, block 81; also a lot 22x170 feet or Cal
houn street
F. P. Dunn to J. W. Vernon, lot 81, block
/, Fort Pickering; no;th half lot Is, block
So; lot Is, block "a, Fort Pickering.
TRUST DEEDS.
]. B. Tillman to D. A. Frayser, to secure
5000 to &. D. Frayser, lot 2, Holiness sub
division. Sam Slayer 20 3. D. Frayser, to
secure $500 to John r. Frsyeer, part lot 4.
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Don't Fail 10 Attend

The great closing out sais Il Risks, $50
Main street, and secure tie Bt nett Of the
greatest slaughter ever knozo IN stove.
ware, lamps and kitchen 90 js. This
genuine closing sale, az ] usi give
whole time to the Bluff Ciiy Slove W, -
Will keep open till 8 o'clock every night.
b.. Tiff RISK.
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who Doubts a Stat emeat Made by Gems.
Beauregard and Early Over Tneir
O8u 1xuutBrer

1t is easy to carp at success and accuse of
dishonesty those whose moral characters for
integrity, veracily and fair dealing are as
unsuIlied as the driven snow. Now, in reply
to some cavaliers, actuated by motives easily
seen through, Gems. G. T. B~eauregard, Of
Lousians, and Jubal A. Early of Virginia,
reafirm and publish to the whole world
over their own photographic sigoa-
lures, that they in person manage
and control all monthly and semi
annual drawings of the Louisiana State
Lottery, and the same are conducted with
honesty, fairnes, and good faith with all par
ties-
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ORIMINAL COURT COSTS.
Comparative Statement Showing the
Expenses for Three Terms.

The following tabular statement, prepared
by Dsputy-Clerk L. s. Cspers, of the Grim
expenses of that court, under the administra-
lion Of Judge Greer:
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

CAIRO, July 24-Noon-River % feet 8
inches, and falling. Weather cloudy and warm.
Arrived: ste. Genevieve, st. Louis. Departed: Ste.
Genevieve, st. Louis.
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS,
Notice to DUR Patrons

NEW ORLEANS, July 24.-Arrfved: Mu-
mel, Barrow. Cleared: South Tyne, Bremen; City
of New Orleans, New York.
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consider the Feeder and COnAesses
dfauRnnnbleD
RENO VAL.
Notice Of Removal.

THO5. MAXWELL has removed his Marble
l. Yard from Union street 70
No. zv9 Second Street,
near postofice, where he win furnish any Kind Of
work In his line 81 the very lowest pncezL Call
and see before purchasing elsewhere. 1t viii b
70 your t1tarogk ,
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WE are punching it often,
We are punching it with care,
We are punching that ifteen-meal ticket
AT the Clarendon in the presence of the pas
seDger.
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MISSISSIPPI Disrrhea Cordial so cents and
81 per bottle.
Sufferers from Kidney and Liver
Troubles,

Sufferers from Ilfdney and Liver
Troubles,
The direct result of viiiated blood aud weak
organic movement, will find Simmons Liver
Regulator a trae remedy for these COM
plants. 1t imparts new life to the blood
and renews and strengthens the entire system
by promoting the healthy action of the liver
and kidneys. II have been troubled with
liver complaint, kidney disease and bad
blood for a long time. / have used Simmons
Liver Regulator, and it has hone me more
good than all the medicine | ever took. /
would not be without it. GEO. h. PRATT.
~. 8. Deputy Collector ID Dist rict Ca"
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FOR SALE OR A
O N BOARD.

PoOMs-niceIy furnIsned, with board. =@
LII At No. ITO Court street.
DooMs n BoARD-From August LIST two
~ couple can be accommodated with desirable
rooms and board with q small private family at
the KOrtrecht homestead, 4Z3 Shelby street.
T ARGE, UNFINISHED front room, with board
lAprivate family; terms reasonable; 265 Union
DOOMS-Twod desirable rooms at No. Ill Wash
~ ingt0n street; also use of parlor. Desirable
furnished front room sat 26 Marshall q venue.
u lesssnt front room, with ,osrd, foi
II gentlemen. at 143 Second street.
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OFFICE OF STEWART, GwYNNE & Co.,
NO. IS! FRONT STREET, MEMPHIS, July "a. 1888. !
To Our Friends aud Patrons:
The burning of our store will not inter-
rupt our business In any way. We have
temporarily opened al 1857 Front street. Will
have new and choice goods arriving daily
aud are prepared TO fill all orders as usual.
Soliciting your patronage, we are, very
truly, STEWART, wYNNE d co.
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After Burning I'm OIL Fourteen Hour
the safe is opened
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KIDNEY WORT.

MISSISSIPPI Diarrhea Cordial the only sur,
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In as Coed a Condition as when FRS
Put I'm.
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STOLEN.

AHARE-A strawberry.roan Texas mare, haxen
M name and tail, white on the inside of right
hind boof, about seven years old, Is hands high, q
long swan-like neck. Will pay a reward of $40 on
her recovery. W. E. HI~LDERBRAND,
Hmm axe Miss
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Burnetf's Extracts of
Rose, Almond, Vanilla, Lemon, Straw
berry, Pineapple, Raspberry, RaBaRa.
Grated Pineapple for sherbet.
Coarse salt for freezing.
BUCKHAM d CAMPBELL.
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ASK your druggis. for Mississippi Diar.
rhea Cordial.
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This is the Severest Test Ever Given
Safe In Memphis.
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ANOTHER GREAT VICTORY

Secured for Halls Standard Fire.PrOof
safes.
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THE Nav Clarendon Believes in advertis-
ing. Ten dollars spent has given a return
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For Maktng Ice-Cream

USE the Mississippi Disrrhea Cordial. 1t
will cure YOU,
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Net loss on buildings,

The losses of all but Stewart, Gwynne &
Co, were covered by insurance. Their net
loss was about $22,500. The totals may be
put as follows:
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NJ the CumpInatiOn Lock, and It's Con-
tents EOund
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MISSISSIPPI Diarrhes Cordial never fails
to cure.
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VALUE OF GOODS.

Avery heavy stock was carried by Stewart,
Gwynne & Co and fair stocks BY Shanks and
Reid. The estimated value is as follows:
Huntsville gazette., 1883-09-15
Fatal Railroad Accident at kenOsha
Mountain, Col. 'tf ia

DENVER, COL, Sept. Q.
Two serious accidents occurred yesterday
afternoon at Kenosha Mountain, South
Park Road, in which seven employees were
injured, three it is thought fatally, includ-
ing Conductor Livingston. A freight train
had been made into two sections going
down the hill. The first section made the
grade successfully, but at its base ran into
a construction train, injuring four men, but
none fatally. The second>section was less
fortunate. just at the top of the immense
grade, while running at the usual speed,
the engine jumped the track, and the cars
back of it were telescoped down the en-
bankment. z. S, Foster, engineer; Edward
Lake, head brakeman, and Conductor G. E.
Livingston were injured, probably fatally.
The wreck was a terrible one. The wounded
men were extricated from the ruins and
brought to this city, arriving this morning,
when the particulars were first learned. 1t
is said, through some unknown cause, the
heavy train got the mastery over the en-
gineer, and rushed down the mountain
where the grade is two hundred feet to the
mile with terrific velocity until sharp
curve was encountered, and the engine let
the track, completely wrecking the whole
train. That any one escaped instant death
is almost miraculous. T A4 T-
Huntsville gazette., 1883-09-15
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

ADMIRAL PIERRE, of the French navy,
died on the 1lth.
THERE were further riotous demon
strations among the Crotians on the llth
A HEAVY storm prevailed on the North
Carolina coast on the 18th.
FOREST fires were reported on the
11th among valuable timber lands in Vir-
ginia.
The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany ordered its regular quarterly dividend
of one and three-quarters per cent. on the
18th.
Four more bodies were recovered
the ruins Of the recent fire in Cincinnati on
the 18th.
j. c.. BEDELL, Vincennes, Ind, dis
appeared recently, leaving $4,000 debts
unprovided for.
The Georgia Pacific Railroad will be
opened from Atlanta to Birmingham in No
vember.
THE King of Anam is to be decorated
with the grand Gordon Of the Legion Of
Honor by the French.
The Catholic clergy in Hungary have
issued pastoral letters against the practice
of Jew-baiting.
/ CATTLE disease is so general in Eng
land that only American beef is obtainable
| in some sections.
OCCASIONAL cholera eases occurred
in Alexandria but the disease was rapidly
disappearing throughout Egypt
The Lancashire (Eng.) Cotton Spin
ners, Society demanded a reduction OF
wages for both weavers and spinners on
the l1th.
THE chief NihiEst organ of st.
Petersburg, which was suppressed some
months ago, recently resumed publication.
BoGARDUs and son were beaten on
the 18th in pigeon shoot at Reading, Pa,
by Isaac Eckert and Oliver Hinnershitz.
The British Government had decided
to form the nucleus of the new Egyptian
police from the Irish constabulary.
A SAIL boat capsized on Lake Cham
plain on the 9th with three men. Two were
drowned and 1.-THE third drifted ten hours
before reaching land.
HOUSES of Europeans at Canton,
China. had been burned by mob, and for
eigners generally were taking refuge on
vessels.
I'M. HAVEN was arrested on the 10th
at Rutland, Vt, charged with embezzllng
$4,000 while Treasurer OF the Rutland Ran,
road Company. Bail was fixed at $4,000,
which he furnished.
ID The Directors of the Second National
Bank at Warren, O., entered suit on the l1tb
against the bondsmen of defaulting Cashier
Fuller, to secure the amount of his BOND,
+, $4,000.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-09-15
A Saloonist's Suicide.

f CLEVELAND, o., Sept. 8.
David Haines, saloonist Of West Salem,
committed suicide last night by shooting
himself in the forehead with revolver. He
had been at a political meeting near
Congress yesterday, and upon returning to
his saloon in the evening told his bartender
that he was going up to the house to get
something to eat. He thereupon went home,
kissed his wife and proceeded to the sum-
mer kitchen, where he placed a. S2-caliber
revolver to his forehead, pressed the trig-
ger and blew his brains out. He died almost
instantly. 1t is said that Haines was led
to this suicidal act by trouble in court,
where he had been indicted for violating
the liquor laws of the State.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-09-15

A FIRE in the building occupied by
the Western Union and Rapid Transit Tel
egraph offices at Utica, N. Y, on the 9th
badly deranged the business for time
owing to broken wires. The instruments
were saved.
AT Eau Claire, Wis, on the 10th,
Jack Mahoney shot four men, one of whom
died.
ELLIS CRAFT, one of the Ashland
(Ky.) murderers, is to be hanged October
II.
LARGE numbers of Russian military
officers were reported crossing the frontier
into Bulgaria.
The recent Spanish outbreak is re.
ported to have been arranged to tale qlace
in connection with a rising in Cuba.
SEPTEMBER cotton returns to the De-
partment of Agriculture are less favorable
than those for August.
AT a rehearsal in the Fourteenth
Street Theater, New York, on the 10th, a
scenic bridge gave way with several actors.
Six persons were injured.
AT Scranton, Pa, on the 10th An
drew Williams playfully pointed pistol at
his sister with the usual result, funeral.
Another Pennsylvania man shot his wife in
like manner
The city of Pensacola continued
healthy. There were five deaths and one
new case on the 9th and 10th at the Navy
Yard. No new cases on the 10th.
MORE earthquake shocks were felt
on the Island of Ischia on the 10th.
ARNEL HICKEY and Herman Pilgrim
teamsters, were killed by lightning at st.
Paul, Mimi, on the 10th.
AT Clinton, Arizona, on the 9th, Billy
Delaney walked up to a gambling table and
shot and killed Henry Sawyer. In the
fracas that followed two other men were
seriously wounded. ,l
AMAsA SWALLOW, of Delaware, o.,
offers $4,000 for the capture and conviction
of the slayer of his son, mysteriously mur-
dered some weeks ago.
Hon. j. HANSON GOOD, Democratic
candidate for Congress from the Wheeling
wv. Va.) District against General Golf in
1882, and prominent attorney, died at his
residence in Wheeling on the 10th, aged
forty.
The employees of the Manchester Iron
and Steel Company of Pittsburgh, Pa,
numbering 125j men, quit work on the 10th
because the assignees who have charge of
the works discharged Superintendent An
thony Kloman.i - sf
SEVERAL earthquake shocks were felt
at st. Thomas, West Indies, August p.
L. HOsLE, French aeronaut, sue
ceeded IL, making balloon trip from
France to England on the 10th.
CETEwAYO's brother who was re-
ported killed in the late rebellion, has
turned up safe at Natal
The Atlantic Il Pacific Railroad
offers another $50 miles of road for Govern
ment inspection.
The National Vinegar Association
had petitioned the Internal Revenue Com
missioner for the privilege of running low
wines as high as twenty mine per cent.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-09-15
I TIHA UALLATIN, Mo-, sept. ..
Judoe Sbarkl;p oconniad tho ,y,o,pino ~,

OAliAAIINs 4hO., Gtpt. %
Judge Shanklin occupied the morning on
behalf of the prosecution, demonstrating
from the evidence the probability of Frank
james being connected with the Winston
robbery. He claimed there was proof positive
of the defendants participation in the rob-
berry and murder. As for the alib he dis
entirely on the. testimony of interested wit
HeSSes-
Mr.. johnson in his speech in the afternoon
followed a line Of argument like this: That
the case was either one of murder in the first
degree or nothing, and it did not cor tain any
murder in the second degrec;. that the de-
fendant had all along been trying to form
new associations for himself, chiefly aided by
the persuasions of his wife; that he had
worked hard in Tennessee, then broken
sending his wife to Missouri to nego-
tiate a surrender; that Liddeus testified
against the accused from motives Of personal
safety that there were but four men at the
Winston robbery, and that the defendant was
not one of those four; that the mere proximi-
ty of Frank James to the scene Of the robbery
as detailed by the States witnesses did not
prove actual participation in the crime; that
l4iddell was to be believed when he told GOV
ernor Crttenden how Frank had rernonstrated
train rather than when he stated from the wit
ness stand how Frank had remarked that he
believed he had shot one man, as he had seen
him drop; that the State had no case if Lid
delfs testimony was taken out of it; that all
were liable to be mistaken in their identiflca-
ton of other specimens of the race, and that
the alibi set up was good one as measured
by its apparent weakness and the interest of
the parties supporting it, because it would
have been easy to get hfty men with perjured
testimony to locate the defendant at the time
of the Winston robbery in Texas, Colorado or
any other part of the country. ut