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LOCAL NOTICES.

DR.. r. L. LAsKI, office hours to
o'clock am, and S to o'clock pm. 343
Main Street. Telephone connection.
THE industrial school of Grace church
will meet at Mrs. Armstrong; residence,
1872 Vance street, Saturday from 10 to II
o'clock All kinds of fancy and plain
needlework and crochet done. Scholars
solicited by
MRS, LAURA R. WIGGS. Treasurer.
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KANSAS FAT.STOCK SHOW.
Sale of a Large Number of Flooded
CattIe-The First Day.


KANSAS CTTT, November -f--fhe first
annual fat-stock show of Kansas opened
at River View Park to-day. The weather
was perfect, and the attendance large for
the opening day. Stock men are present
from all parts of the country interested
in the coming sales of 500 head ofimported
and blooded cattle, 300 polled Angus and
Galway and 200 short-horn heifers and
other breeds advertised for sale. These
are not included in the entries on exhibi-
ton, which number over 200 cattle, be-
sides hogs, sheep and poultry.
At the series of daily sales inaugurated
to-day, twenty-nine head of shorthorns
from the Oakland herd of T. w. Ragsdale,
Paris, Mo-, brought total of S3275, an
average of $103. The highest price was
S40O. From the Eastern herd OF ]. c.
Garland, Lentner, Mo-, thirty-three head
of shorthorns sold at S3240, an average o.
Sl07. The highest price was $3.50. To.
morrow's sales will be devoted to polled
Angus and Galways.
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New NoRk, November Brighton
Beach races. First Rdoe.-Three-quarters
of mile; maidens. Golden Plover won ;
Patonia second, Puritan third. Time
l:lSl.
Second Race.-0ne mile. Brunswick won ;
RYAN second, Clarence third. Time-l :45t.
Third -Three-quarters of mile,
for three-year-olds. Lytton won; Orange
Blossom second, Caramel third. Time
1:1S.
Fourth Race.-Mile and quarter. Little
Dan won; Babcock second, Little Butter
cup third Time-2:0l3.
Fjhh Race.-NIile and quarter, over six
hurdles. Rochester won; Wheeler sec
ond, Baldy third. Time-2:519
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THE LABOR CONFERENCE.
The Hest Means of Furthering an I'm
dcrstanding Among vyOrkingmen.

PARIS, November 1.-The International
Labor Conference discussed the best
means of furthering permanent under
standing among workingmen's societies in
different countries. The Italian and Span
ish delegates advocated the parliamentary
agitation of a popular propaganda and
universal suffrage. The French delegates
again spoke in favor of the resort to force,
and said nothing could be gained otherwise.
Other delegates, especially those from Eng
land, vigorously protested against such
ideas, the expounders of which they de-
cared were the worst enemies of the
working classes. General applause was
elected by this declaration. The coalitions
of workmen against the masters, the
speakers thought, were amply sufficient.
4 motion advising popular agitation for
the purpose OF procuring liberal associ-
ations was adopted.
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In an editorial yesterday giving Judge
Emmons credit for making the first de-
cision as to the pnconstitutionality of the
civil rights bill, we made the mistake of
saying that he lived to see his judgment
sustained. Judge Emmons died several
years ago, much to the regret Of the lawyers
of an extended circuit, and especially the
people of the Northwest, by whom he was
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MIR. MATTHEW ARNOLD, who lectured for
the first time in New York on Tuesday
night, read from manuscript which, owing
to nearsightedness, he was compelled to
hold close to his eyes and so hide his
face from the audience Added to this
disappointment there was the other and
worse one of an inaudible voice. Mr.. Ar
nold's style is academical, and, though his
enunciation is clear, he has the common
defect of the English clergy, among whom
he was educated habit of dropping
his voice at the close of sentence, which
,ranlars n inaudihle
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not be touched between daybreak and

not be touched between daybreak and
midnight, but at u o'clock midnight be-
come so unsensitive to feeling that the
strongest current of electricity has no eff
feet on them. She walks and runs about
at play in the day, but if she strikes
any object she is thrown into paroxysm
of agony. While the lower part of the
limbs are in this condition her legs from
the knee up are completely dead. The
disease came on a year ago. She is strong
and healthy except for the cataleptic con-
vulsions. Other physicians from other
cities have examined the case, but fail to
effect q cure.
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THE Atlanta Constitution is right when it
says that "the election of Mr.. Randall
will, of itself, be sufficient to put quietus
upon the Democratic prospects so far as
the Presidency is concerned; for it will be
serving notice upon the people that the
men who are supposed to lead the Demo-
cratic party are not prepared to further
the movement which has for its purpose
the reduction of taxation in the interests
of the naonle
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SENATOR JONAS, of Louisiana, who is for
tariff reform Notwithstanding the sugar in
terest, is quite satisfied the Democrats OF
his State will vote as unit, notwithstand-
ing their present distractions. He is also
of the opinion that the South will be a
political unit in 1884, but not on the old
ticket of 1876. His personal preference is
Mcdonald, of Indiana, but he also men
tions Thurman, Hoadly and Cleveland
Hendricks he thinks is not in the race.
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MISS AGGIE HILL
Wants Her Husband, Senator Sharon,
to Make a Fair Divide.

SAN FRANcIsco, November Miss
Aggie Hill, claiming to be Mrs. Sharon,
brought suit in the Superior Court against
Senator Sharon for divorce and division Of
common property and alimony. The
claims are based on willful desertion she
repeated acts of adultery. She says when
she married the Senator he was deeply in
debt. The property was only worth S.
100000, but under joint management as
man and wife the Senator is now worth
Sl5,OO0,O00. She asks that an account be
taken of all business transactions since
their marriage, and that the value of the
common property be determined and
equally divided.
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FIVE HUNDRED delegates, representing
the thirty-eight conferences of the South
ern Methodist Church, the n.nety-two
conferences of the Northern Methodists,
and all the other Methodist bodies, will
meet in conference next year at Balti-
more to celebrate the centennial OF the
Church established by john Wesley. The
first Methodist conference in America was
held in that city near Christmas, in 1854.
The wesleys began their work in Savan-
nah in 1875, and by the time of the Balti-
more conference Methodism had spread
all over the States and Territories.
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CAssIUs NJ. CLAY is an earnest advocate
OF the nomination OF Hoadly for Presi-
dent by the next Democratic National
Convention, and he grows enthusiastic
over him thus: "With genius, common
sense, great experience in affairs, bold, in
dividual and magnetic, altogether of such
stuff as heroes are made OF, let Hoadly be
our nominee for President in 1884, and the
ReDublicans will pon
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THE BRIERLY.BATES MURDER.
Testimony for the state CIOsed-PrOba-
bic Line of the Defense.

Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE, November Crowds OF
people have been assembling daily to wit
ness the trial of Briefly, who murdered
Bates in Barrett & Co.'S circus about ten
days ago. The State closed its testimony
at noon, when the defense asked the court
to adjourn until tomorrow in order to
make necessary arrangements. The de-
fendant will endeavor to prove that Bates
made threats against him, and will offer
as mitigating circumstances the fact that
Bates killed Brierly's brother ten years
ago. So far the evidence against Briefly
is of the most conclusive character. The
Jury will probably bring in verdict OF
aourdeF in the first degree Saturday or
Monday
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THE FENCE-CUTTERS
Aud Ranch-Owners of Texas Have at
Last Made Peace.

GALVESTON, November 1.-The Ne1rs's
Austin special says the Adjutant-General
has returned from Coleman county, where
he effected an understanding between the
ranch-owners and fence-cutters. The
conference included persons from Cole
man, Wise, Clay and Jack counties. 1t is
believed that no further trouble will oc-
occur in that section pending a special ses-
sion OF the Legislature in January.
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BIRMINGHAM, ALA.
Contract for the New Railroad SHOPS
and Depot Completed

y
and Depot Completed
Special to the Appeal
BIRMINGHAM, November l.-Dr. IL. Nj.
Caldwell, president OF the Elyton Land
Company, returned home to-day from
Cincinnati, where he closed contracts pro-
viding for the building of the Cincinnati,
New Orleans and Texas Pacific Railroad
Company's ear erecting, machine, repair
shops and new freight depot at Birming-
ham, ON the lands ceded by his company
The contract stipulates that all the rail-
road company's cars OF all kinds shall be
built at birmingham. The ground ceded
for the shops is 400 by seventy feet
The first daylight through the Georgia
Pacific railroad tunnel, twenty-five miles
east OF Birmingham, was seen to-day. The
tunne, and road viii be completed by the
18th of this month.
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Ex-Gov. SEYMOUR, of New York, is OF
opinion that the Democrats will be in the
ascendant in the near future, both in State
and national politics, and traces the loss
of prestige by the Republican party in re-
cent years largely to "a reaction Of the
public mind against Capitalization" The
New York sage thinks Capitalization a
dangerous doctrine for a republic. 'It is
a doctrine of temptations-implies great
expenditure, and consequent after-taxa
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A WRITER who processes to know what
he is talking about declares that a make
up between Conkling and Blaine is i'm
possible, The former hates the latter, who
is utterly Indifferent, in fact doesn't care a
blank, blank for Lord Roscoe or any other
man. So that jig is up. Perhaps the
country will be the gamer in the long
run. They are both selfish and impracti-
noI1a
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THE new Duchess OF Westminster, wife
of one of the richest men in Europe, was
married in a dress of white foulard, cost
ing seventy-five cents a yard. This GER
tainly is economy, and economyit is to use
use DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, the greatest
remedy for coughs and colds.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

]. II. Martin to NJ. II. Hillsman, lots Nos.
9 and 10 of Talbot's subdivision, west side
OF Second street; consideration, 81.
Isabella f. Caldwell to C. B. English,
I3S acres of land in Third Civil District; /;
also another tract of 100 acres in same dis
trict consideration, S2340.
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TnC Fastest Double Team Time on

Providence, II. T., ember l.-One
thousand people sas Aouble-team rec
ord of 2:ll broken <arragansett Park
to-day. The sky was lowery, the air
chilly and the track in magnificent eondi-
ton. The contesting horses were II. b.
Winship and Hiram Bruce. The latter
was male to Dock when she made
her record on this track a year
ago, and Frank and John Way.
Before the horses were called Frank
sold for $50 to $40 or S35, then even. After
the first heat betting was two to one and
even mere on II. b. Winship. Baraby' S
nair N,,as not headed or forced during the
race and showed the fastest douhle-team
heats on record. OF Keenai. s pair Frank
out-trotted his mate, and broke at po;n's
H. b. winship and Hiram Bruce, !, l, Il
Frank and John Way, :, 2, 2. Tme-2:l6
9:lO2. 2lI3.
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MARY CHURCHILL
Relieved 10 BE fn the Hands of kidnap.
pers-Her sisters Theory.

DAYTON, o., November lit is now
thought that Mary Churchill, the lost
daughter of Col Churchill, OF st. Louis,
has not been in this city at all, and
her sister here, Mrs. Startle, denies all
knowledge of it. She stated TO an Asso-
ciated Press correspondent tonight that
in her opinion Mary's letter to her father
was dictated, and that she is in the hands
OF kidnappers.
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FOREIGN MAILS.
Yhe supcrfnteudent Makes His Annual
Report-fnterestingS Statistics.

WAsHISGroN, November The Post
master-General has received the annual
report of Joseph Blackfan, Superintendent
of Foreign Mails 1t states that the total
weight OF foreign mails dispatched to
countries Of the Postal Union, With the ex-
ception OF Canada, was 5S2 900 pounds,
increase OF 500, IA pounds over the weight
last wear. OF the letters mailed and dis
patched Al per cent. was sent TO Great
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Mrs. winsiow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used when children are cutting teeth
IL relieves the little sufferer at once; II PRODUCES
natural, quiet sleep by relieving the child from
pain, and the little cherub awakes as bright a.
a button" II is very pleasant TO taste. II
pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowels and Is
the best known remedy for diarrnea, whsther
arising from teethng other causes Twenty
ave cents o bottle.
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NEWMARKET, n. H., November 1.-The
paper-mills of T. III. Wiswell & Co. at
Haywards Falls burned. Five women mar
rowly escaped being burned to death.
Mrs. Sarah Dieg and Mrs. Joseph Long
were badly burned about the face and
arms. Loss, S35, 600; insurance, $4,000.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of trust deed made to me, under
ID date of July II, 1881, and recorded in book
No. 49, page 2S7, of tho Registers Office of Shelby
county, Tenn. to secure certain debt due TO the
Desoto Building aud Loan Association, will cell,
for cash. at public outcry, at the southwest corner
of Main and Madison streets, Memphis, Tenn,
at IL o clock noon, on
Wednesday, November n. IsS3.
the property described in said deed, follows,
to-wit: Being part of lot No. 2, block 81, South
Memphis addition, lying and being in the city Of
Memphis, Shelby county, Tenn. beginning 21S
feet from the intersection of Besle and Desoto
streets; running thence ea.t with the north side
of Beale street s211 feet; thence north lSe feet;
thence west s>a teet thence south i5J feet to the
beginning. Equity of redemption barred title
believed to be good, but i sell as trustee only
MlNTER PARKER. Trustee.
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Two canaren KiIled and o.her. Hurt.

NEw YoRK. November IA two-story
frame building ON First avenue and
Thirty-ninth street, which workmen were
tearing down, fell while number OF chill
dren were gathering kindling-wood. John
Laws, aged eleven years, and Eliza Barnes,
aged nine years, were killed; Louis La
comb, aged seven years, fatally injured,
and carpenter named Mike severely
hurt.
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Notice of InsoIyencx.

No. ll46.-State of Tennessee, Shelby county
Office County Court Clerk, Memphis, Tenn, 0e-
tober 81. 1SSS-To james Reilly, Admir- of james
A. Swain, deceased.
HAVING suggested the Insolvency Of the estate
IL of James A. Swain, dec d, you are hereby
newspaper published within the said State, and
also at the courthouse door of Shelby county. for
ali persons having claims against said estate to
manner prescribed by Law. on or before the 3lft
day Of January, 1854 and any claim not fled on
or before said day, or before an Appropriation OF
the funds Of said estate is made shall be forever
barred, both in law and equity. Witness my
hand. at ofics, this 3lst day Of Qeteber, lss5.
HUGH B. CULLEN, Clerk.
By Louis KettmaBn. Deputy Clerk
Notios is hereby given q. rsquired hy tie above
\. A. Jordan, Attorney.
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.oDD d ATKINSON, Oldham,

- Oldham Willows, by Platt Bros q Co.. price
f26. 2 oopper-bottom breaking-up machines,
draft, by Platt Bros. Il Co.. price GO. Double
Lapper, with one Poreupine and one bester, down
esingle Lappers by Lords, Platts, Taylor, Lang
& Parr Curtis, from f45 to f55 each. 2 Single
Iron Cards, 40 in on wire, 50 in. diam of cylinder
% in. dotfer, rollers, cleaners, 50 revolving
flats. clothed, complete, By Evan Leigh, f25 each.
~ ~ With e rsyolIins asts .lotbed man.
by Evan Leigh & Co., go. is Drawing Frames,
3heads of 4 deliveries to heads of 8 deliveries,
Slubbing Frames, IS Intermediates, so Roying
Frames, by Platts, Asa. Lees and others Muies
and Throstles, containing over 30 900 spindles,
both weft and twist, by PlAtts, Asa, Lees and Cur
tbs. The above prices are boxed free Liversool
and in splendid condition Aonlv few catalogue.
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RcmnrLab,e Case.

MILWAUKEE, November 1.-The physi-
clans of this city are studying the case of
a girl thirteen years old, whose legs below
the knees are so sensitive that they can-
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ESTABLISHED 1910.

OK Tuesday next elections will be held
in Mississippi, Connecticut, Maryland,
Massachusetts,, Nebraska, New Jersey, New
York, Pennsylvania and Virginia.
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SPORTING NEWS.
The Lewes Autumn Handical
baltimore Races.

LoNDN, November 1.-Walton's Settler
won the Lewes autumn handicap, Sadran
second. Duke third. Nine starters.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

rT,HE firm of J. t. JEFFERSON & CO., hereto
L fore composed of J. T. jefferson, /. l.. Me-
Kee and F L. Mitchell, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent, L. Mitchell retiring. The
firm will be continued under the same firm name
and style by J. T. jefferson and i. L. Mckee:
j. T. JEFFERSON,
/. l.. MCKEE,
F. l.. MITCHELL.
MEMPHIS, TESs., November ], 1883.
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/. Carpets-Juss Received!

INGRAINS, TAPESTRIES,
VELyETS, BRUSSELS,
Newest Patterns, Lowest Pnces
Ames- Beattie d Co.,
No. S63 Main street.
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CT. ELMO CoMMANDERY, No. Is, q
- K.T.-WiIl meet in stated conclave ~ =
this (FRIDAY) evening, Nov. ID. at :30~
o'clock, for dispatch of fbusiness. Fatigue M
dress. Visiting Sir Knights eourteously/
invited.
By order c. v, RAMBAUT, &c.
T
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THE PUBLIC DEBT.
The Reduction During October Ten and
N Quarter Million Dollars.

WASHINGTON, November 1.-The follow
ing is the public debt statement for Octo-
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Be W ARE. !! !!

OF the continued use of mercury and potash for
the treatment of Blood and Skin Diseases. They
never cure, and nearly always injurc or totally
ruin the general health.
wELl-KNOWN DRUGGIST.
Ny drugstore was the first to sell Swifts Specific.
1t then put up in quart bottles which sold for
$ oach. have seen great many cases cured by
its use and some who had tried all sorts of treat
ment. In fact, have never known it to fail when
taken properly sell large quantity Of it land and
poison skin humor. 1t cures
PimpIes and Biotchcs on the Skin,
and makes the complexion fair and rosy. As for
that have long withstood other sorts of
treatment, and without any of those recurring
.ccsed eare o. o'n''
Macon, Ga.
DRY TETrER.
For years was afflicted with Dry letter Of the
most type was Treated % oy many Of & sao
ash aud arsenic, which, instead of curing the
letter, crippled me up with mineral poison and
worse, and the itching almost made me crazy. In
this condition was induced to take Swift's Spe-
gratifying. In few months the letter was
| tirely we'll, the Mercurial Poison all out Of my
Swift's Specific. All like sufferers should take it.
JAMES DUhNING, Louisville, Ky.
WHAT A PHYSICIAN SAYS.
CyrREss RIDGE, MoNRoE Co, ARK. July 2S, 1883.
years old next month, She has been troubled
| nearly ever since her birth with skin disease,
| which L first diagnosed chicken-pox, but later
found it to be some sort of eczema at any rate it
| resisted very stubbornly all the different treat
ments. l procured one bottle of Swifts Specific,
and gave tito her in small doses three times day.
/ and in a short while had the satisfaction to see
| that she was entirely well. L am so well pleased
with its effect her that shall not only use il
/ in my practice. but L shall administer it to my
other children and take il myself:
W. L. BR0NTE, MD.
Our treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
! free to applicants.
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condensed Locals.

In the Court In General Term, yesterday. the
application OF Frank Irvine for admission to the
bar was referred TO the examining committee.
Yesterday, MeSSrS. WOrJhingtOn and Hagner, as
trustees, filed q bill against NJ {. Randall and
twenty others, to distribute income and cOnstrue
the will OF the late G. A. w. Randall
owing to damages sustained by the dumping
cars which were defective in construction. the
work of filling the river flats has been temporarily
suspended
At a meeting OF the committee on military for
the emancipation day celebration last evening az
engagements We're made for The military display
There were present the chief marshal, p II. Carson
CaptS Fisher and Fleetwood, Commander Ora
ham, OF Post No 4. Grand Army OF the Republic
and the captain OF Company B, Capital City
Guards.
Joseph COrridan. about seven years Old while
playing on III. near North Capitol street. last even
and severely injured Dr.. Street rendered medi-
Cal aid. Corriian lives at NJ. % street north
east.
THE WEEKTy STAR eight large pages, cut past
ed and folded) Will be sent postpaid anywhere In
the nited States or Canada for one dollar a year
Three cOlOred girls. named Mary Taylor, Jenny
Lawson ana Annie Johnson, were sentenced TO 20
days each in jail by Judge Smell, this morning, for
stealing a lot OF clothes AMI household linen from
VIM. II. Re!neck, or No. 49, III street southwest
was taxed IS by Judge Smell this morning for al
lowing Potomac water to waste in his water
closet.
This being the Goth anniversary OF the passage
or the act OF Congress creating the Supreme Court
OF the District OF Columbia. Il magnificent bOQuet
the General Term.
Tie executive committee OF the Bachelors Ger
man club have concluded to give an extra german
On Thursday, the 29Eh OF March.
Judge Hsgner viii hold a session OF the Probate
Court at notn Oh Saturday. There Will be no SEES
SiOE tO-IuDTIUV.