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nor SPRINGS,
The DorRn Party AeQEftted ON Their
First Trial.

EoV SPRINGS, April 2a.-The first trial in
connection with the bloody street fight of
February 9th, between the Doran and
Flynn factions, ended to-day. 5. A. Do
nan, -. Il. Pruitt, II. l.. Lansing, j. Lu-
cins, J0ha Allison, O. Il. Ellison
and Robert ftuitt were tried for
murder in the first degree for killing
Frank Hall, the hackman driving
the Flynn party when the encounter
occurred. The jury, after two hours, rem
dered verdict OF not guilty. The an
nouneement was received with applause.
The same parties are still to be sried on
indictments for murder in the first degree
for killing John Flynn, and assault with
intent 10 Kill on Frank and VIM. Flynn,
but to-day's verdict will probably be re
pssted, frank and VIM. Flynn viii then
he tTieQ.
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THE EVENTS.

There were in all four events, with from
six to eight entries in each. The horses
were pretty well matched, some of the
field making excellent records. The favor
ties, with two exceptions, were beaten.
The track was in very good condition, and
so far as could be learned, the decisions OF
the judges were generally satisfactory and
remained unquestioned. 1t was remarked
the whips were very little used in any OF
the races and they were probably all fairly
run
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-04-26

WHAT Judge Hammond says in so plain,
.-actical and sensible way as TO the T.
-noval OF Miss Clara Conway's school viii
strike her friends and the public generally
as the ''iact Of the matter" Her schoo
belongs 10 North Memphis, and should u,
kent there. Not a tenth OF her pupil.
could or would follow her to the State l'e
male College. Distance counts for a gooC
deal with parents in the selection OF I
school Tor their children.
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VIZ sssume that CONGRESS will, without
hesitation, pass the s1,00o,o00 appr3pria-
ton Tor the New Orleans Worlds fir.
The 81 100000 Tor the Philadelphia ENpo-
sition was promptly returned, and there is
no reason to doubt the prompt return Of
the sum asked for New Orleans at the
close of its fair.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-04-26

TIE farmers Of Shelby county must not
forget that the West Tennessee Horticul-
fural Society will hold an exhibition ei
Strawberries, vegetables and flowers in tie
city OF Jackson, Tenn, on the sth, 9.h
and 10th Of May, 1851 Over $500 ia
Dremiums offered
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Nh PARNEIL, in a speech recently de-
livered in Dublin, successfully defended
his alliance with Mr.. Gladstone, Saying
that il was foregone conclusion that Ire
land had nothing TO hope for from his
opponents, the Tories, while the Irish
members, by acting together and welding
the balance OF power, in close di ,isions,
could sometimes extort justice iram the
i 5f,nroIa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-04-26

The people OF all the Southern .ates
VIII he glad to learn that the Birmiu CHAM
Mineral Exposition is a success rom
every point Of view-in the large attend
ance OF the people, in the mineral exhihts
and manufactured products OF Alahsms,
1ad the enthusiasm it has excited. Bidn-
agham is the wonder OF the wonders pro
luced by the skill, pluck and capita o.
ne South since 1865.
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Las. Night az the Tepne.see Club.

One OF the most enjoyable entertain
ments ever given in the parlor Of the Ten
nessee Club came off last night. Prof.
Downs, OF then the Mozart , Society, presided resi- q
most admirably. The opening number
was baritone solo by Mr.. Will Read,
whose effort was handsomely received.
Succeeding this was selection by Mrs.
Berry, lady whose sweet contralto capt
ured a most hearty applause, to which she
responded to the delight of all. Then Miss
Jennie Montgomery, with her pure
soprano, gave that little vocal gem SO
well known and so loved, that she was
compelled to make her excuse for not re-
peating it by singing mo Ever" not
only brightly, but superbly. After the
musicale german ensued. Among those
Dresaut ue poticed.
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THE Supreme Council of the Royal Ar
canum is in session at Chicago. Organized
in Boston June %, 1877, this benefit So
ciety now numbers 45, 900 members, four
teen grand councils, and S45 subordinate
ones
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-04-26

THE Hon Mr. Barksdale, in his plea Tor
the Improvement of Big Black river, in
the House last Thursday, said; Its val
ley is the finest region on the face O. Gods
earth, with, perhaps, the exception OF
some other portion OF Mississippi This
is Il fine specimen of very close trimming.
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McCORD ON THE TARIFF.
The Question Beyond the Reach of Party
Discipline.

WASHINGTON, April Representative
McCOrd, of Iowa, in an interview upon
the tariff question, said: ''Party lines can
not be drawn upon the subject, and it
must be treated as business matter. Rail
ways, telegraphs, mutual intercourse, in
termarriages, and the commingIing of
estates are bringing unity of sentiment in
favor OF reasonable protection as a national
policy, and it is the part OF craftsmanship
to hasten it by encouraging improvements
immigration, transportation facilities, and
the cheap and indiscriminate interchange
OF our infinite variety OF products. Equi,
table protection" he said, would cheaper
all agricultural implements and preservs
the dignity of labor"
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The Cotton Exchange Stakes, one and a
quarter miles, was contested by five
horses-Centennia Avalon, Slocum, Lutte
Fogle and Topsy. Avalon was not in very
high favor, though the winner of race
the day before, and Lutte Fogle stock was
away down, on account OF the very &c
centric manner that excellent animal has
OF refusing to agree with the starter as to
the best time to 90. Slocnm was decided
asking odds. On Topsy they Of
Tered even money, the latter sell
ing little better than Avalon in
tbs pools. The start was made with a
little didiculty, on account of the friskiness
of some CT the horses, but they finally got
of in good style, Slocum setting the pace,
the red Jacket OF Topsy's rider furnishing
a sort OF combination with that OF the
leader They passed the first quarter in
this order, with Lutte Fogle third and Cen
tennial last. At the curve they were ali
pretty well punched, and Lutte Fogle was
doing some OF the prettiest running he
ever did in his racing career. Topsy
gained slowly on Slocum, who passed the
second quarter pole about length in ad-
vance, maintaining his distance for
a hundred yards, when he be-
gan to weaken, One of the prettiess
struggles OF the evening than began
Slocum, Fogie and Topsy running 50 close
together that it was impossible to say
which was in the lead. When bearing
down upon the last quarter pole Fogle
could be seen to gain perceptibly at every
jump, passed Topsy like flash and closed
in upon Slocum, who at the turn fell back
TO third place. The pace down the quarter
stretch was tremendous, Lutte Fogle's
jockey pushing him hsrd and Topsy beat
ing the ground hard. Avalon made a
fearful plunge st one time, gaining place
by Slocum's side, but lost it almost i'm
mediately. siocum gained part of his lost
distance, but MAS badly beaten, luie togio
winning with Topsy length behind.
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THE majority Of the Greenback-Labor
party has been growing steadily smaller "A
Tennessee, but the '.leaders" ar not DIS
couraged. They viii "try, ny aeain. y
Beasley backed out, but Buchanan is vii
ling TO lead the forlorn hope. Some men
never learn their lesson in life.
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FROM nearly every part Of the country
round about Memphis there comes com
plants OF heavy rains and very cold
weather Snow fell in Kansas and in
Missouri, in many places along the line Of
the Memphis and Kansas City railroad, ON
"Wednesday
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RribinE DELEGATES.
FRANK JAMES.
Acquitted at fsansSsiIte- Irnmcdiatel,
Arrested by HissOari ssaeeic.

CHETrsyooeA, April 25.-The trial of
Frank James at Huntsville, Ala, for COM
nlcity in the Muscle Shoals robbery, was
concluded with a verdict OF not guilty.
The courthouse was packed. The verdict
was greeted with a ronnd of cheers,
James was Immediately arrested by the
sheriff of Cooper county, No.
James, accompanied by his wife, will
leave tonight for Missouri uid Memphis.
Ofhcers from Minnesota were also present
to arrest him, but were anticipated by the
sheriff from Missouri.
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Third Race.

Fairview Stakes, for two-year-olds, $50
entrance, h. T., or only $40 if declared out
on or before March 18th, with $500 added,
of which 500 to second, third to save
stake. Winners OF any stake, 5 pounds
extra; two or more stakes, z pounds
extra. Maidens allowed pounds. Five.
eighths of mile.
Brandon Bros, ch. g. Rico. by Bullion, dam
Matte Wyn, l02 lbs. =
Memphis Stables, b. g. Willie Clark, by Tom
Rowling, dam Wissahickou, 81 lbs
Brock, dam Lissic Stsss. 100 It's. s' y -'4
Morris Patton, b; G.; Freeman, by Ten
Broeck, dam Belle Knight, 100 lbs.
Morris x Patton, b. c. Bersan, by Ten Brock
dam Sallie NJ, 100 lbs.
l. Martin, ch. 9 J. c. costar, by Buckden, dam
Minparetta. 400 lbs.
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the Whole, Mr.. Cox N. Y in the chair,
on the private calendar.

the Whole, Mr.. Cox n. y :. in the chair,
on the private calendar.
Up to $3.50 o'clock the time of the COM
mittee was consumed in the consideration
of the bill for the relief of Myra Clark
Gaines. At that hour the committee rose
to enable Mr.. Randall to submit the con-
ference report on the little deficiency bill.
He explained that the main point of diff
ference between the two houses was as to
the Senate amendments striking out the
clause prohibiting volunteer service in
any-of the departments in advance of ap-
preparations. The conference committee
had agreed upon a compromise retaining
the prohibition, but excepting from its
provisions cases of emergency, involving
life and property.
The report was agreed to, and the Com
mittee of the Whole resumed its session.
After further discussion the Gaines bill
was laid aside with a favorable recon-
mendation. 1t authorizes the issue of
patents for so much of the s., ,457 acres
claimed by Mrs. Gaines as is not disposed
of by the United States, and provides that
she shall be paid at the rate of 81 % per
acre for such as has been disposed of.
After acting favorably on several other
bills the committee rose.
The bill passed for the relief of Santiago
de Leon.
Unfinished business coming over from
last Friday was the bill relieving certain
soldiers in the late war from the charge OF
desertion.
Mr.. Steele moved to refer the bill to the
Committee on Military Affairs. and pend.
ing q vote the House took recess until
Fs3e O'Clock, the evening session to be for
the consideration of pension bills.
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PROTECTING LABOR.
Provisions of Senator Georges Bill to
Prevent the importation Of Fer.
eign W0rkingmen.
The Cotton Centennial and the Govern.
ment Loan Of $1,000, ,O0O-W Walsh
and Chandler.
Representative McCOrd on the Tariff
Proceedings in COngress-Missis-
sippi River Improvement.
THE COTTON CENTENNIAL.
Favorable Report on the Bill ProvidiE
for the Loan Of 81 900. 900

for the Loan of 81 100000
WASHINGTON, April 25.-The House
Committee on Appropriations to-day
agreed to favorably report Representative
Ellis's bill, with amendments, providing for
loaning 81 900, 600 by the governmenttot to the
Worlds Industrial and Cotton Centennial
Exposition at New Orleans, to augment
and enhance its resources iH such a man
ner as the Board of Managers may deter
mine, one-third of the amount to be avail
able Immediately after the passage of the
act, and the remainder to be paid in four
monthly payments hereafter. The bin
agreed upon provides that no greater
amount shall be expended upon buildings
grounds and preparations that the aggre-
gate sum that may be secured by subscrip
tions to the capital stock, by donations
and by the amount Of the loan.
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Monday and Tuesday nights next
Thatcher, Primrose & Vests Minstrels,
acknowledged to be the best on the road,
and at present entertaining crowded
houses at New Orleans, will appear at
Leubrie's Theater. They have among
their number some of the best speciality
artists in the burnt-cork line, and musi-
cally the troupe cannot be surpassed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-04-26

John L. Sullivan, the Boston boy and
the champion OF the world, will give an
exhibition sporting match at the Exposi
ton building next Monday night. He is
certain to draw a great crowd.
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The concert and opera to be given May
Manager Gray, will be a grand success
from present Indications. It will be one
of the most enjoyable events of the season.
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CHANCERY SALE
-oF-
II e Al e TATE,


No. 4o0S-Chancery Court of Shelby county
Kate q. Bell ct al. VS.. VIM. Garvin Bell ct al. I;
and No, 45si-State of Tennessee, VS.. Kate g..
Bell ct al.
PY virtue of interlocutory DEGREES for sale en-
ID cred in those above causes on the sd day of
April, 1884, M. b A. page sos, will sell, at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder, in front Of the
Clerk and Masters Office, courthouse of Shelby
county, Memphis, Tenn, on
saturday, May IL, 1854,
within legal hours, the following described prop
erty, situated in Shelby county, Tenn to wit !:
Lot o. block 81, south side of Jessamine street,
part of Topp subdivision, fronting on south side
Of Jessamine street 62H feet, and running back
between parallel lines l62 feet to an alley.
Lot %, block 81, south side of Jessamine street,
fronting 62l9 feet on Jessamine street, and run
ning back l62 feet between parallel lines.
Terms OF Sale-0n q credit of Z, IL and is
months; notes bearing interest with security re-
qpired; lien retained; redemption barred.
This April q, 1881
r. ]. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By GEo. MALLxRy, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Morgan x Mcfarland, O. W. and L. IL. Heis-
hall SnIt
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AFTER a separation of 1000 years, Saturn,
Neptune, Uranus and Jupiter are now GO
ing to perihelion on the sun, all of which,
it is asserted, will bring about further si-
mcspheric disturbances
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MR. HEWITT, of Alabama, and Mr.. Hunt,
0f LOuisiana, are the only democrats nom
States south Of Virginia who voted against
considering Mr.. Morrison's bill to reduce
Inc tariff.
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The Wagner concerts given in New i ork
we're as successful as those given in Boston,
though the enthusiasm was not 50 great,
perhaps, because Boston had the prece-
dence
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TO-DAy'S EVENTS,
This is Derby day, and there will be four
great races, as follows:

great races, as follows:
First Race.
Jim Lees Free Handicap Purse of $3.50,
for all ages, of which SIS to second and SO
to third. Entries to close Monday evening,
April 2lst, weights to appear by O'Clock
pm, and declarations to be made through
the entry box the evening previous to the
race. One and one-eighth miles.
Norris & Patton enter b. &. Volteur, 5 years, by
Neltigeur, dam Kate Condell, 50 lbs.
Morris & Patton enter b. c. Manitoba, S years,
by Glen Liye, dam Mary Michen, 9S Tbs.
Esyette Smith enters b. h. Cal Hepburn, 5 years,
by Bronse, dam Miss Cheatham, 16& lbs.
b.. Martin enters b. h: Alex; Ament, years, by
Buckden, dam Magnolia, los lbs.
j. J. Carroll enters b. {. Polonia, years, by
Straehino, dam Sue Bran, 95 lbs.
Memphis Stables enter b, c. Joe Bailey, years,
By Glengarry, dam Henrietta OF the West, loo lbs.
laaxton BIOS. enter eli. &. War Sign, years, by
War Dance, dam Louisa. IS lbs.
@, II. Pettingil enters Faircount, aged, by Dud-
lev, dam Adele, 100 lbs.
VIM. Brady enters b, G. Little Joker, years, by
Amiens, dam Ellen Hawkins, IS lbs.
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PITTsBURG, April 25.-A disease re-
sembling pleuro-pneumonia has broken
out among cattle in Washington county.
Veterinary surgeons pronounce ii con-
tagious, and have recommended Gov
Pattison to quarantine the district.
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Handicap Steeplechase Purse, $3.50, Of
which s75 to second, S2s to third. hnsries
10 be made at 2-o'clock the evening Of the
first day. Weights to b announced at 4
O'Clock p.m-, and declarations to be made
at the usual hour the day previous to the
race. Four or more hore horses, the prop
erty OF different owners, to start or no
race. About TIVE miles, -
J. ]. oorrell enters e. 9. Bagdad. 6 years, BY
Fentilator. dam Queen Of Scots, lao lbs
John Croker enters b. q. Judge Burnett, aged,
by Baekden, dam Josephine Redding,
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The attendance at the races TO-DAY prom
ises to very far surpass that Of yesterday
or Thursday. The programme offered is
one Of the best of the week.
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OZARK, AK, April 25.-Charles Wright,
colored, was hanged at Center Point,
Howard county, to-day. for the murder of
Thomas Wyatt, white man, last July.
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siBEowSs bronchial froches are excel
lent for the relief of hoarseness or sore
throat. They are exceedingly effective"
-Ckrisfsas World. London Enoland
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MAY DIKD INMRDIArRLY.

LUNDBoRG's Perfume, Edenia.
LANDLORDS Perfume, Marechal Mel
Rose.
Lundborg's Perfume, Alpine Violet.
Lundborg's Perfume, Lily of the Valley.
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KREMER' 5
Biggest Sale Of 1884
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
Memphis Land Sale
AT AUCTION!
N. snL.,,
Fort Pickering Still to the Front

ss- Under and by the authority to me given by
the last will and testament of Thomas Love, de-
will sell, at public auction, on
TUESDAY, the Goth Day of May Next,
at the intersection of Kerr avenue and the Mem
phis, Vicksburs and New Orleans Railroad (,he.
present residence of Mr.. Baxter, where ine shade
can be hadl, those extensive bodies Of land lying
on Trigg, Kerr and Love avenues, containing in
the aggregate over one hundred and thirty acres
of the most valuable unsold lands in the vicinity
of the city of Memphis. Commencing at the foot
of Kerr avenue and Mississippi river, these lands
continue east at intervals until you pass the
Estate Female College,
THESE TRACTS WILL BE SOLD IN LOTS
TO SUIT ALL CLASSES OF PURCHASERS,
from the capitalist to the tiller of the soil The
tract at the foot of Kerr avenue has river front
of over 500 feet. Mai. Humphreys will make the
survey and subdivision Of these lands, plans Of
which can be seen at the Office of +. W Royster 4
Co., within the next TEN DAYS, who will give
any information that is desired, either by letter
In person. The tendency of the growth of Mem
phs is certainly in this direction, evidenced by
the location of the Mississippi and Tennessee,
Memphis, Vicksburg and New Orleans, and the
KansasCity railroads, together with the concentra-
tion of manufacturing capital now, and soon to
be nausurated in this the southern end of the city
Of Memphis. By the terms of the "will' THE
SALE MUST BE MADE ON TIME, and have
adopted the following:
TERMS-one-third in twelve months, ono
third in twenty-four months, third in thirty
six months. with six per cent. interest; lien re-
tanned. Title perfect. Taxes all paid Sale from
day to day till every lot is sold. SALE POSITIVE
AND WITHOUT RESERVE No taxes TO be
paid By purchaser till December, 1883.
lSAACM. HUDSON,
Admir- of Thos. Love, with the win Annexed.
w.RoYSTER h CO., Ag'ts and Auctioneers
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MEMPHIS LODGE. No. 6, I.0.0F. .srx.e,,.
Il The members of this lodge are &
requested to meet at their hall thisS4s<XfS
SATURDAY. evening, April 26th, at 'ss'sHs,SS>
o'clock, to celebrate our Sixty-ffth Anniyer-
sary. J. A. STREliL, N.G.
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1s4o.

A CoNvEETIoN OF Exposition and Fair
Association Officers is to be held in St.
Louis on the Sd of June.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
J Bishop.


Hfdow Beiou will be given at Leubrie's
Theater to-day at matinee and also to-
night, instead of the double bill.
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Second Race.

Tenness>s Derby, for three-yeer.olds,
$50 h. E, with $500 added, oi
VIII second, third TO save stake.
VS. any stake exclusively for
TIN s to carry 5 pounds extra
two )uch stakes 10 nounds el ira.
Mai ywed 3 pounds. One and one
half
WE fyb. G, Tim Carlisle, by Lucifer,
W. B fennines, hr. c., Ten Strike, By Ten
Bseesk, dkm Mamie Gray, los lbs.
Q. Il. Peitinsill b; g., Tampa, by dlengarry,
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ADVERTISERS will confer favor upon us
by sending in their advertisements at as
early an hour to-day as porsible.
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THE races were a great success yester-
day. The weather was delightful, and the
attendance was very large. The Jockey
Club is to be congratulated.