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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-27

Queen, Anna aud Liberty, Tho mail boat
Carleton, Captain DOrsctt, which lott
Nassau with seventeen passengers ON tho
ith for lnagua, was also wrecked On sat
urday, and twelve Of her passengers
dGuwucd, their uamos being as follows
Rev. j :. j. llgEs, Mrs. llggs, MIR. y.
\. Anderson, wife aud dus sht,r, Nancy
Nlmous and two children, Elizabeth Colo
brooke, Rosa DCyoauX and chIi, AID
Amelia Young.
The government has sent II relief steamer
20 the outlying islands.
\ Fstn"r Sho"ts ris sou by mistake
\ tragedy occurred few miles from
Gal,uu, ". Va, Monday evening winch
has cast u gloom over tho untiro uOmmu
uIty About uiuo o'clock MIR. Il. q.
MuuutE, y prominent citizen oi West
Grafton. was startled 10y hearing noise ia
tho front yard, aud, having been somewhat
annoyed uf late 10y petty thioyiug. hc
graspcd revolver and rushed out. On
reaching the door he noticed tho dim out
line Ot = mans icrm IT, tho yard, aud,
raising his pistol, ho IirCd Tho man
dropped without grOLn. The report
drew ths members ol tho family to the
scene, aud on approaching the prostrLtr
body, Mr. Mount WAS Mortified - nud
that he hal shot his Owu SON. Tho bau
had cutercd his forehead about an inch
above the LETT eye. The young man was
youth Of much PROMISE. and the remurSo
and despair Ot the father at the result ul
his UArulessueSS WAS terrible to witness.
The family Is quite wealthy and well
known.
associations 81 session.
H. the conference of charities aud cor.
ICcuons, AZ Louisville, Wednesday, a
number OF papers were read, which II Is
said. were Gin liuo with the general chart.
table thought Of the country" They gave
ylsu 80 \ long debate, from which "guod
results arc expected
The fifteenth annual convention Of the
Irish Catholic benevolent union opened
"Wednesday ia Providence About 80
delegates were present representing all
parts of tho luttcd States. Before the
eonynutiou met the members attended, "a
high mass in the cathedral, bishop HIN
drlckyu delivering an address.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-27

TWENTY ONE banks of the state con.
ain state funds to the amount of
32,03l, 70i, from which not a penny Of
interest is derived to the commonwealth.
Uuter the Humcs ac', which the Rspub
li,an majority in the board Of sinking fund
commissioners have persistoutly ignored,
at least Il, 100000 of this SUN should be
Invested in bonds OF the state or the United
States in the interests Of the taxpayers.
But the claims OF party IN the eyes Of the
sinking fund board must be preferred to
the interests OF the state, to which they
have sworn official fidelity. Turn tbs ras-
Gals ou..
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-27

summary Total bt-n mts-Ross ~. Iron
sides JwO-b,ssU hits RitlcuhUu-u ana East.
rrY, Three base hiL-BuTtlCbaCn. struck out
-EUe, :, lrDu-ldC@ j. Bi-e on BalIs-lrnu-II.s
s. EO-S l. Left ON btsC--lrOu sides 60, Ross l.
Double Uitya-E"luy uud Miller nud pcA,lry
and BrTLlruNuh,
Timc OF game Two hours. ana lru minutes
ImFilo-JuNU Malone.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-27

Quite naturally those of Mr.. Tilden S
friends who remember that Hendricks
detection defeated old ticket" in 1850,
view with askance his warmed up afrec
tion foi IL. They fear that in his accession
to the presidential chair there might
arise one who would not know Israel.
They are not for Mr.. Hendricks.
But surely the attitude of Mr.. Bige-
low and Mr.. Green ought to put an end
to this discussion about Mr. Tilden. His
wishes ought to be respected. The pres
idental nomination ought not to be
forced upon man who knows his own
physical condition so well as to declare
he will not take it. The party ought net
to be distracted by fruitess discussions
of his name. lie is most houored 10y
decent respect for his own wishes and
the proclaimed determination of his
most intimate friends that he shall not
be u candidate.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-27

DEMoCRNrIC harmony in Massachusetts,
aud New York more than offsets the fac
ttonal fights on local issues u the Buckeye
state.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-27

An Old s,ockman suggests that this IS
the time TO crowd the feeding Of stock.
Pounds can nov be added to the best al
vantage. After a little while the cold of
winter Will place the cost Of ratteniug AZ a
maximum, and money is saved it the
animals 90 into the cold weather fat.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-27

RECENT rains, it is stated, greatly Gu
courage the sheep raiscrs Of southern
Texas. The tall clip, however, will be
exceedingly light.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-27

FAT people may derive little comfort
from the recent medical discovery that
the accumulation of adiposo tissue is u
good antidotc to all kinds Of mental dis
eases.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-27

REroRrs from Virginia and South Caro-
lima are to the eject that the peanut crop
will not DO the total failure that was
predicted. This announcement will br,u-
balm to the minds Of many who , e
plunged in deepest sorrow.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-05

down ard will b. repisc BY a ub- anita
brick structure. Henry LG-frm IN vii
occupy j., u-irg the bssemsn, a. a 's'oon
and Ees'sursUl AID the roof 90 beer -ard' a.
The PROPOSED entertsinm n al the
Christian church tomorrow night ior the
b ~ At Of the Women Christian Asscci g.
ton has been postponed TO rex week.
The Nashville Ames lean, Of yesterday,
ssys: "The Gis5sndipg OF the Porter Rifles
has broom a prcb ,hility. 4 meeting TO de
eide the question will be held next Monday
night"
Several former residents 81 Memphis
have been elevated 10 positions Of trust IL
the cities Of heir sdop'icn Among them
are Capt. J. r Miller and Angelo Mare
recently elsci,d aldermen 10 Little Rock,
and Pat OKetf-, who now represents the
Fifth ward Of Dallas, Tex, in the Common
Council. DR.. Theodore Linde has been re-
elected mayor Of Hot Springs, Ark.
Tom Holland, engineer OF the train
which killed Z. L. Jones at the foot Of Mar
ket street Tuesday morning. was arraigned
before Judge Greer yesterday on a bench
warrant, charging him with felonious bomi.
eide. A number OF WItnt sses were examined
and argument made by counsel, sft-r which
be was bound over in $500 TO answer a charge
Of msuslsughter. He gave the bond ana
was released from custody.
ALFRED MCGshee, colored, had a contrae.
for cleaning out an old we'll al No. 254
Washington street. Workmen employed by
him refused 10 descend into the we'll, claim
ing that the rope sus' aiming the dirt bucket
was too much worn, and yesterday after
noon McGehee went down 10 reassure them.
The result proved the workDen were wiser
than their boss, for no sooner had MCGebee
filed the bucket and started II up than iha
rope broke and ii fell, crushing his head and
killing him instantly. A jury of inquest
impaneied BY Esquire Quigey found Yer.
dict in accordance with the facts as stated.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-05
ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

WHEELING, April 4.-Night-River II feel
and falling. Weather clear and mild.
CINCINNATI, April 4.-Night-River AZ
feet. and falling. Weather clear and warmer.
VIcKsBURG, April 4-Riyer fell L inch
Weather cloudy, with light rain all day. Departed
Z. X. Springer, New Orleans.
EVANSVILLE, April 4.-Noon-River ris-
ing with 81 feet by the gauge Weather clear; Their
rnometer, 6io. Arrived: Charles Morgan. New Or
leass $50 an. Departed: Charles Morgan, New
Orleans, 10 q. m. Night-River 81 feet inches and
rising. Weather clear; thermometer &c.
NEW ORLEANS April 4.-River rose inch
aud is now at the highest point reached last year
Weather cloudy and rainy: thermometer, 70o
Arrived: Mary Houston Cincinnati; John Dtppold
and bsrges, ST Louis Departed: Annie P. Silver
John Dippold and barges, ST. Louis The Wy
oming is loading to depart to morrow.
ST. LOUIS, April 4.-River fell inches
and now stands Is feet 10 inches by the gauge
Weather clear and warm. Arrived: Oakland AID
barges. W. P. Halliday, New Orleans; Ny Choice
and tow, Cairo; Common wealth, Yicksburg. De.
parted: City OF New Orleans, New Orleans.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-05
New Plays and the English Opera In
LOuu0R.

LONDON, April S.-CaTl Rosa opened toe
Eughsh opera sesson by a successful produc-
ton of Goriog Thomas EsHleroi6a which
wss received by crowded house and by the
press with much sppisuse, the musical critics
sgreeiUg that the composers work evinces
decided proofs of genius, though it is yet
immature, and affords ssnguine hopes for
the future. The libretto by Msrzjals is poor
affair. The rendering of the music and solo
ists was satisfactory. The orchestra under
Randegger was excellent. FIdeii0 and other
operas have been produced since. Cymbid
an opretts by an English author, " hose pseu
d0nym is "Florian Pascal" has beenlgiven al
the Strand Ihester, and has proved fairly
successful. The English version OF Ofenbach's
La Belle Luretts, at the Avenue Thealer,
achieved immediate popularity, thanks main
~ to the clever singiog and acting Of Flor
ence S.. oho. Pinero's The Rector, a four
act comedy, produced At the Court Theater,
was received with irritation and dsrision
and damned with cheerful uuanimity by he
critics. Il is brilliant example Of play
radically false in construction, which neither
smart dialogue nor the good acting OF Mr..
Clayton AMI Miss Marion Terry could redeem.
Hamilton Aides Il Great Catch was well re-
ceived at a matinee. II replaces tonight
Forget Ne Not at the Olympic Iheater, Gene
We've Ward fading a character that suits her
macmillan but marked talent
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-05
Theodore Thomas's Tour.

u. theodore IECmas has completed
his arrangements Tor his tour iIon P2'ti.
more to San Francisco, and will open with
his first musical festival at the former city
on the 26th instant and continue to the 18th.
The travelling forces Will consist Of Mr..
Theodore Thomas and bis orchestra Of sixty
men, selecIed from the Philharmonic Ofches-
ira; Mrs. Humphrey Allen, Of Bo-ton, and
Mira. Anna Norton Har,degen, Of New York,
sopranos; Mrs. Belle Cole, confr2lto; Mr..
Fred Harvey, tenor; Mr.. Frank Rlmmer'z,
bsss; Nine. Rive King, solo pianist. The
second musical f-s ival Will be given az
Columbus, o, May 7Jh and 8ih; the third at
Louisville, May 1ljh and 18th; the fourth
in this city, May 14ih aud 18th; the eth
at St. LsuiF, May 1S:h, 18Th and ooh. Con.
certs will be given at Buffalo, Pi,tsburg,
Cincinnati, Clevelaud, Nashville and ether
Giles, ard thus the tour will be made no,
taking in prominent Western cities until
San Francisco If reached on June 6 h. There
a festival OF seven concerts is 10 be 2 ven on
a guarantee of $4,000. The tour IL TO end
in Chicago, where Mr.. Thomas is to give a
Elk week. summer night concert season, be-
ginning July 9 b.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-05
LOCAL NOTICES.

ASK any grocer for Deans best Rio and
Java mixed coffee.
THE HeTnanio street Methodist church
building s for sale. Bids will De received
by l.. H. Estes until April "a. Removal re-
quired promptly.
If you want Awnings, Tents, Mattresses,
Cots, have your furniture repaired, uphol-
stored or packed for shipment, call al H.
Gutenberg, 2Sl Second street.
FINE, brilliant and clear lenses are used
in masking the Celluloid Eye Glasses When
you buy a pair you may know that you are
getting the best. For sale by all ieadiD g
jewellers and opticians.
LADIES ard genie, send your collars end
cuffs 10 the Memphis Steam Laundry, 224
S, cond street. We guarantee 6nish equal to
new Send sample Let. Lace eurts ius a
specially. Calls and deliveries Tree.
COUGHS, code, hoarseness, sore throst, ETC.,
quickly relieved by Bows Bronchial
Troches. A mple aud efectual remedy,
superior TO all other articles for the same
purpose. Sold only in bsr; Price % cent?.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-05
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
The Depi,,s AUCTION to NIGHT.

The DeVifs Auction to night.
The buster replaces the ''beDj amin"
The Proudfit murder case has been reset
for the 2Sd Instant.
The sale OF seats for Haverly's Opera
Company begins tomorrow.
The directors of the Memphis ard
Charleston road meet here to-day.
The Heart Of Erin, by E. Ovens Black
burn, can be had IN Seaside edition, at Mant-
iord's.
The draymen have organized to fight the
Society for the Prevention OF Cruel y to
Animals.
-Askey'- stable, of Gonzales, Tex, arrived
yesterday It includes Joe Murray, Gar geld,
and tEree other well-kuown flyers.
The charter of the Memphis Cotton Ex-
change Mutual Aid Association was for
warded 10 Nashville last night.
"A cluster garnet earring was Lost on
Main street car yesterday. The finder will
be rewarded by leaving the same at the AP-
PEAL office.
Capt. Ed r. Hart left yesterday for New
Orleans. He will return next Sunday in
cb arge of fourteen carloads of horses entered
for the spring meeting.
Among the stables expected within the
week are Brady, of Louisville, including
the steeple.chasers Guy and Bell Bov, and
TWO from Illinois.
Marriage licenses were Issued yesterday
10 Terry Aveut and Mrs. Amy Johnson,
Frank Williams and Miss Moliie D .ilor,
Wesley Taylor and Mrs. Harriet Harris.
A little blaze was caused yesterday after
noon in Mrs. McCarthJ's house. corner of
Front and Market streets, by the accidental
nring Of feather bed. Damage trihing.
The body of E L Jones, the victim of
Tuesdays railroad accident, was buried YET
terday by Chiekasaw Lodge LOO.F., Tfnnes-
see division, and No. 6 Lodge Knights Of
Pythiss.
The Jockey Club has been obliged to
put up seven additional stables. ave will
have forty more horses this time than we
had last" said President Montgomery yes
terday.
Bell Etheridge, Hsze Chiles and John
Bradley will ride a hurdle race on the last
DAY Of the spring meeting. As neither Of
the three can ride anything but a street-csr
rare sp0rt may be expected.
j ames Mackln and Louis Willie mson
escaptd from The eoun y jail yesterday. Both
we're ia for carrying pistols, sAnd bv a singu-
lar coincidence both were "lrusties," and EN-.
ployed as cooks. Maeklin was sent in from
the Bartlett Court.
The building on the southeast corner OF
Monroe and Main streets has been pulled
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-05
PERSONALS.
MENKEN's opening to-day.

MENkENS opening tO-uSy.
SHERIFF CANNON Is laid up with cold
TEE Hon. Roderick Random Butler is in
the city.
Elk Gov. J. d. PORTER is stopping at the
Peabody.
CAPT D. NJ. RUSSELL. oil Coahoma county,
Miss is a, Gaston's.
Mr.. JERE BAXTER, president of the Mem
phis and Charleston railroad, is in the city.
Mr.. WN 3. THOMPSON, general sureria-
teudent OF the United States MALL, is at the
Peabody.
Mr.. IKE FoLTz, Of the Beale street mar
ket, ia highly exultant over the addition 10
his family-a bouncing and rollickiug boy.
D. s. McCRAcKEN, of Senatobis, Mis-,
and I. A. Hatcher, of Forrest City, Ark,
were visitors at the Cotton Exchange yesitr-
day.
Mr. AND MRS. 7. II. MILBURN gave the mo
elegant party OF the season Last nj sht at heir
residence at MCGetes's Station, 10 their
daughter, Miss Maud, and her frisnds, Miss
Nellie Thomas, of Springfield, o !; Miss Ida
Rippey, Miss McGehee, Of Knoxville, and
Miss Pearl Nicely. The floral decorations
Of the house and the supper served At mid
night were superb, and the guests in attend
aace represented the ellie OF the city.
Mr. NJ. S. HOOP, Of d wallis Buff, left
home about two mouths sgO ana has not
been hesrd OF since. His wife aud Ii tie
con, who are in destitute circumstances,
would be glad to hear OF or from him, snd
she requests pers rs knowing any thing about
him or Of bis Whereabouts TO write and let
her know. The APPEAL would r. j)ioe to be
tbs means of restoring Mr.. Hood TO his
mourning family.
1S5S-lSS3-MY WIFE ANDI
NJ wife and in years now gone,
Just twenty five IL is to-day.
The State consenting preacher bound
Aud harnessed to conjugal car
With joyous hope, without a care,
With faith and love to other given,
Fist started on our journey DER The rugged path
of life.
And rugged is the path of life
Aud tries the faith and love and hope,
And chafes the shoulders of the young
And skittish team at first,
But not for long where hearts are true.
Each aids the other up the grade,
And gently yielding, sootheS the pain
That else would Tend their love in twain and
wreck their lives.
And thus we've lived my love, my wife and l,
Sharing the sorrows and the joys that came and
went,
Shadow aud sunshine. shade and light.
With love, and hope ana faith yet bright for com
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-05
The cincinnati D-nn.,ic Festival,

CINCINNATI, April 4-The auction sale
for the choice of session. reserved seats for the
Dramatic Festival bgan this morning, at
College Hall. Tue place was crowded, and
the bidding unusually lively. Proscenium
boxes sold for premiums, 10 addition to the
regular charge for season tickets, as folow7:
First choice, Albert Mitchell, $500; second,
Chss. P. Taft, Times Star, 5000; third, r E.
j. Miles, dramatic director Of The Festival,
1925; fourth, J. d. SamelsoD, s1l0; fifth,
Gen E. F. NoEes, president of the Festival
Association, $50; sixth, Adolph HAS, 1877.
The first SIM lie zeal was cold 10 C. K. Msbiey
for $40; the second 10 J. 7. Carew, 500;
the third to r q Carew, 400. A large
number OF sales were made at $50, and at
the seventeen choice The premium had not
dropped below $40. This sale, so lar, ex-
ceeds any for musical or opera festivals.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-05
ATTEND
GOLDSMEIHS OPENING
To-Day.
Draymen,s Union.

The Drsymen of Memphis met in the hal
of the Heights OF Innisfail, corner of Jeffer
son and Second streets, at 7:30 O'Clock pm
on the Sd OF April, 1888, and organized
themselves into society to be known as
"the Dfaymen's Protective Union," by elect
ing Mr.. George Couch chairman, WIN. Don
nelly secretary, and Dennis Harvey treas
urer. The object of the organization is tC
take proper steps 10 protect Themselves from
wroDgfully imposed upon them for so-called
"crueliy to ANIMALS" The meeting then ad
journed until Friday next at 1880 O'Clock
at which time and place all persons friendly
TO the cause and those interested are re-
questGd TO meet.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-05

Will be given at Lenbrie's Theater tonight
by an English panlomime ard extravaganza
company. The Philadelphia Record says:
Gan enormous business was done during the
holiday week, probably the largest in the
history Of the theater. Tue list of sttrsc-
lions was excellent and included the Deri's
AUCTION, introducing the grand English
ballet troupe in two beautiful balleis, the
modern 'szboP (shoe dsnce) and the Rev
els of the Hsrem' This exquisite produc-
lion is mounted il the most elaborate man
ner with entirely new and original scenery
and cost mes, aud introduces the grand En-
glish ballet troupe and selected compsny
of dramatic aud specially artists. Mile.
S1hlke is the diIeotress of this beautiful
corps Of dancers. The celebrated pantc.
mimists MafiI and Bartholomew appear as
Toby and 'BonnyfoDg; Julian and Albert
Martinetti Of the celebrated Martinetti fam
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-05
LAW REPORTS.
ChaHcery Court-McDoweII, Judge.

Calendar for Today: Nos. 1878, Paine VS.
Tuiher; 1882, Sapdhegar vs Cuneo; 1856
Dixon VS. Phelps; 1900. Shelby County vs.
B INK OF Commerce; 1877, Aydlett va Swope;
1853, Slate VS. Sou bern Oil Works; III
Sharp vs. Miller; 1858, Dlnehower We Frsim
1000, Brinkley We Cross; 2007, Selby Va Fer
guson; 20l6, Chester VS. Smith; 2034, Polk
v. Foster; 20S5, Robertson va Anderson
203S, Heiskell vs. Looney; 2040, Stewart vs.
J ackson; 2O67, Hukiil vs. City; 206S, Wal
ker vs. Wicks; 2090, Msson va Appersou;
2l35, Curry vs. Doyle; 2242 MCGEE VS. Topp;
4475, Whitfield vs. Whitfield.
To morrow is motion day. Court meets
this term at 9 80 o'clock.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-05
Designing VilIainy.

When you go TO your druggist to buy a
bottle Of Simmons Liver Regulator, and he
Offers you some counlerfeit with similar
sounding name, and says cit is the same
thing or just as good" ask him his motive
for not giving you the genuine preparation
in white wrapper, with red thereon, pre-
pared by J. H. z .ilin & Co. The only OBJ
ject such dealer can have is he fact tia
be makes an extra twenty-five cents per bot
tie prof by selling a cheap and counterfeit
article which may do you positive injury.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-05

You will find Mr.. WinsioW's Soothing
Syrup an invaluable friend. il cures dysentery
diarrnea regulates the stOIa zeh and bowels cures
wind collie, softens The gums, reduces inhamma-
nation and gives tone and energy 70 the whole
system. In almost every Instance where the in
FAINT is suffering during the teething period from
pain and exhaustion relief will be found IN fifteen
or twenty minutes after the Soothing Syrup has
been administered. Do not fail TO procure IT.
P1ce Is cents bottle. For sale everywhere.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-05

AS agent of the Cunsrd Line of steam
shipp, Sailing weekly between New York
and Liverpool COUGHING ct Q1eenstown),
ing weekly between Baltimore and Bremen,
/ am prepared to issue cabin or Storage Tick
cts by either line at New York and Balti-
more prices. Return tickets also sold, which
are good for a tWelve-month from issusuc ;,
z RICHMOND On Madison, Strnat
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-05

ily as the 'Pasha' and Agile Sprite,' and J.
c. Tiernzn, pantomimisi, as the 'Auclioneer'
Many Of the leading artists OF The profession
appear in the clio programme. The house WAS
packed at each performance shortly after the
doors were opened"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-05

Cornwall, Ont, April A very success
ful exhibition of the Edison electric light
was given at the Dominion Cotton Manufac-
turing Company's Mills. Special trains we're
run from Ottawa and Montreal, bringing
about $50 persons, including ministers, mem
hers Of Parliament and other notshles.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-05

Piiisburg, April 4.-The Western Iron Az
ociatiou held its annual meeting here to-
dav. and reelected the old officers. Rsperts
from all sections indicate an unsatisfactory
condition of trade, with the future outlook
upuromIsing. The card-rate was reafirmed
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-05
TAKE A NEW DEPARTURE

with regard to prices Of fine goods sold on
that day-many of which were selected eI.
pressly for our opening, and no duplicates
can be had. Recognizing the benefits 10 be
derived from the fact of placing before the
public such choice and elegant goods, we
shall offer them on opening day al Eastern
Cost, thus giving the ladies all the ad.
vantages of the lowest possible prices, as
well as the very newest designs. Garments
when sold will be taken from the stands, hui
none of the fine garments exhibited will be
held subject to approval or sent out Of The
hnuse for exsmi m atom
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-05
Dried Fruits, Etc.

Pitted cherries, dried blsckbsrries, dried
peas, French prunss, currants, raisins, evsp-
Grated appleP, peeled peaches, unpeeled
peaches, sun-dried apples, dates, seedless
Ialsins.
BUCKHAM < CAMPBELL, 50 Beale.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-05

VIENNA, April Alvin Booths "Othel-
10" was loudly applauded. The closing
scenes, although marked by cert ain beauti-
full passages, were not Satisfactory TO the
critic