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African arethodists.

BALrINoRE, May 24.-Bishop Cain pre-
sided at the African General Conference.
Numerous reports were adopted In the
Council OF Bishops the Rev. DR.. Derrick
was appointed member, on behalf of the
African Church, on the Executive Com
mittee OF the African Methodist Ecumen-
ical Conference, to be held in Baltimore
in December Thomas Fortune, editor OF
the New York Globe, declined to serve on
the Committee to Exa nine the Publica-
ton Department as to the statement made
by him, in which he said it was apparent
there was a discrepancy of $500 in the re-
port of the Rev. Thomas Gould, general
business manager of the publication de-
partment, during the last quadrennial.
The salaries of bishops were fixed al
$500 and expenses.
Resolutions were adopted eommemorat-
ing the life of Wendell Phillips.
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BALTIMORE, May 2i.-In the Methodist
Protestant Convention the discussion oi
the proposition to create two boards oi
missions was resumed.
J. p. Sayre, OF Pittsburg, spoke against
any division of the missionary work, de-
claring that additional complications
would prejudice the efforts of the Church
missionary work.
The Rev. Mr.. Graham, of Ohio, presi-
dent of the Board of Missions, defended
the action of that body. The report OF
the treasurer was not here, because,
on account of illness, he was not able
to prepare it for the General Con-
ference He insisted that to double the
agencies would double expenses, and not
result beneiicially to the missionary cause.
A vote was taken on the proposition to
create two boards, and was rejected by 80
TO SO. The remainder OF the report was
recolnmitted.
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METHODIST CENTENNIAL
To be Observed To-day by All the Con
gregaffOns in Memphis ofThat Faith.

To-day the Methodist Church will cele
brate the centennial of American Method
ism. The following programme will be
followed by all the congregations who
have determined to observe the great occa
sion:
Love-feas. from 9 to 10:30 O'Clock am.
Should the Sunday school usually meet al
this hour, then the centenary love-feasi
could be held at O'Clock p.m.)
Centenary service at l0:30 o'clock am.
as follows:
l. Let the whole congregation stand
while singing praise God, from Whom
All Blessings Flow"
?. Scripture lesson from the Old Testa
ment. Isaiah iv.
5. Hymn No. SS7, 81 Love Thy King
dom, Lord"
+. Prayer.
5. Scripture lesson from the New Testa.
ment. Romans viii, lis.
6. Hymn No. 904, "Try Us, o God, and
Search the Ground"
Z. Centenary sermon.
s. Thank offering of the congregation
for education, church extension and for.
eign missions.
8. HYMN No. 90S, "Blest Be the Tie that
Binds"
10 BenedIction
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THE "CHICkS..
An Addr ess to the Members and Friends
of the Company.

The following circular has been issued
by the committee OF the Chickasaw
Guards having the matters referred to in
charge, and speaks for itself, comment be-
ing unnecessary:
HEADQUARTERS CHckAsAw GuARDs,l
MEMPHIS, Tenn. May "A, 1884.
At regular meeting of the Chickasaw
Guards held on the 10th instant we were
appointed committee to address COM
munication to the honorary, active, asso-
ciate and veteran members and all friends
of the company relative to this organiza-
ton, and request you to be present at a
meeting to be held at the armory of the
Chickasaw Guards on Tuesday evening,
the 9th instant, at 8 o'clock, to promul-
gate some plan for establishing the CONS
pany upon 9 permanent basis.
AS you are well aware, the Chickasaw
Guards was established in 1874to preserve
the peace, and was called into active serv-
ice at Somerville, Tenn, and Austin, Miss,
during that year at the outbreak of polit.
ical troubles; also, by their timely presence
here in August, 1880, at the First Ward,
prevented what at one time gave promise
OF a serious disturbance.
1t is true that our services during the
nine years of our existence have seldom
been needed, yet we have ever held our.
selves in readiness to serve the public
good.
As thoroughly well-drilled company
the Chickasaw Guards have proven them.
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I.nu.-f.nn RepuhIiean..

NEE OCEANS, May 24--The Republi
czn state Central Committee to-da,
adopted the following:
E.essiuad- Thzf this committee place the
seal OF condemnation upon the methoC
employed iE some parishes in this State
10 deiezi the will OF the people and candi
dates duly and legally elected, notably il
the Ninth and Twenty first Judicial Dis
r-icis that committee OF i've bc
zpp0iuted 20 collzte evidence, make {;
rspor7 Of the same, and give it such pub
iicity Rs N their judgment may seen
proper
a resolution Was also adopted, that i
i the sense OF the State Central Commit
Tee thai the Republican members of th'
LEGISLATURE use their best efforts to secure
a. the same time an investigation OF the
frsads committed in behalf Of the Demo
srz-ic party Al the late general election.
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NEW YOEk, Eay 24--S. J Drake has
declined the nomination for president o.
the Stock Exchange
The Clearinghouse has Issued the fol
lowing The Issue Of losn certificates by
the Clearinghouse Association mas sc
changed the relations OF the banks to each
atiier thsi the publication OF statement
IN detail would give sa incorrect impres
son a tothe actusl condition Of the banks
r D TAPPAN. Chairman"
There was 4 small run on the West Side
savings Bank this afternoon, growing out
af the S60. 900 deialeation of Hincl ley, the
uGvin9 teller 4 crowd OF deposition:
A8csed IN and drew their money. Many
drew only portion The bank reused Il
sUy anything CT the defalcation but prom
ised q statement later. Hinckley has mo-
been heard OF yet The bank does no
Euficipste much of E run, and has a sur
plus OF MANY thousands
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Reformed Pre.by ,erian..

PITTsBuRe, May 2i.-At the session OF
the General Synod OF the Reformed Pres
byteFians to-day a committee was ap-
pointed to draw up suitable resolutions on
the death OF the Rev. Andrew r. Gaitey,
OF Elgin, Ill.
A memorial to the National Conventions
was considered and adopted.
A paper from the Associated Reformed
Presbyterian Synod of the South request
ing all psalm-singing churches in the
United States 10 meet in conference in
this city was considered, and committee,
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<rns-ncrS 90 Hang.

OLNcNSATI, May 24.-Benjsmin John
son. who, with Allen Ingalls,, was indicted
for the murder Of the Taylor family, in
AESndzie. xas this afternoon found guilty
OF murder in the firsi degree, the Jury hav-
M aelibersfed but little more than an
hoEr- TINS wss the e2se xhsre the muir
dsrsS bodies pere delivered the same even
iz,g Gi the killing 70 the Ohio Medical Col
lses. and SIS Epiece paid for them TO In
sails and johnson, the muraerers- ingalls,
hung himself in jGil q short time ago.
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Assshsr Esshmesa in the Field.

ToIEDo. May 24-The Blade comes out
fbis afternoon in advocacy OF the Republi.
czns nominating Tor President, Supreme.
JadCe Thomas NJ Cooley, of Michigan
j praises Arthur and Blaine, and would
ne glad u see either OF them President.
isui iezrs the antagonism engendered may
milita1e against party success, which
Hoali not be the case with the distn-
ruished ;urist II nominaies.
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PrrTsECRG, May 24.-In the Common
Pleas Court this morning Jndge Stone
granted tie mon manufacturers a license
fur the creation OF q voluntary tribunal.
TIE tribunal Is % adjust disputes between
employers and employed in the rolling
min trade, conditioned upon the assent
and AgESenent Of the necessary number
empl0Fed-
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n-rn..r..ir n.tionnl Can,.n,ion.

Cmcsso. May 24.-When the Demo
crztie National Convention met in Febru'
AN. resolution Was adopted authorizing
Chairman BarnuD 10 appoint sub COM
Euis1ee Of i've 70 take charge of the prep
Erafions for the National Democratic Con-
reuzi0a- he las just announced the com
miffee- as follows: VIM. C. Goudy, lili-
mons, " L Scott, Pennsylvania; NJ. NJ.
Hnul- Iowa, W +. Villas, Wisconsin; A.
a BroEa- Indiana The committee will
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PHILADELPHIA, May 24.-The centennial
celebration of the founding of the Prot
estant Episcopal Diocese of Pennsylvania
was appropriately celebrated in Christ's
church to day. Bishops Stevens, Lee,
Whitehead, Potter, Scarborough and
Howe and large number Of priests took
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consisting of the Rev. Drs. Steele and
Morton and ]. w. Imbrey, appointed to
attend it.
The following delegates to the Presby-
terian Council in Belfast. Ireland, which
meets June oath, were appointed: The
Rev. A. G. Wylie, principal; the Rev.
VIM. Wylie, alternate; d. d. Staule, gene
raj alternate; Alexander Kerr, principal.
The synod adjourned to meet Monday
at 10 O'Clock, when standing committees
will present reports.
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OUR THIRD
|FOrtPickGrilgSalG
SPRING 1884 |
Sale Day, Tuesday, June II

ss- We are authorized by the owners-residents
and residents of the city of Memphis-to
sell, at public auction, without reserve
or limit, sEvESTY-EIGH HT LOTS, admi-
rably located-the most distant being only two
squares from the TuKSrABLE on jackson street.
These attractive lots front on Alabsma. Sixth,
jackson, Walker, Gholson, Seventh, Eighth and
Gaines streets, Fort Pickering. Title uRques-
tionable. Taxes all paid.
TERMS-Half cash; balance, note at IL months
with per cent. interest. Ten per cent. to be
paid on the ground. Engineer now at work
On the p ans. For further particulars call al
our Office. +. w. ROYS rER d CO..
2ze Main street.
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selves second to none, and have established
a national reputation of which they feel
Justly proud.
But finding that our revenues are barely
adequate for meeting the current expenses,
we beg of you to lend us your presence at
the armory on the before mentioned even
ing, that we may be able by the aid of
your valuable counsel to adopt some plan
for perpetuating the Chickasaw Guards as
military company.
With much respect, we are your obe-
dent servants,
ALLEN ASHER, Chairman.
G. H. RAINE,
j. NJ. BRADLEY,
RAPHAEL SEMMES.
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LITIz, Pa, May 24.-To-day's session OF
the Moravian Synod was occupied in con-
sideration of routine business. Five dea-
cons, two from Wisconsin and one each
from Kansas, Iowa and Indiana, will be
ordained pIeshyters to morrow.
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DIED.

LOGWooD.At Florence, Ala, May "a, 1884
Col. THOMAS II. LOCKWOOD.
Funeral will take place from Grace Episcopal
church this (sUNDA) afternoon at o'clock
Services by the Rev. George White. Friends are
invited tn sttend
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.
The Pena annIs Al, 20. IL

PITTsBUEs, May Penn bank is open
and doing al active business, with steady
gain IN deposits and no rUsh TO secure
funds The stock sold to day several
r,rllrrfe a lsove mar
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Burglar Killed.

New YORK, May 24.-James B. Neal,
florist, 226 Bowery, was awakened this
morning by q burglar attempting to enter
his bedroom. He armed himself with a
revolver, stepped into the hallway and
shot the intruder, probably fatally. The
burglar gave the name of Clarence Nc.
Carthy.
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MONTGOMERY, May 24.-Golson, ap-
pointed by Justice Woods, of the United
States Supreme Court, as marshal of this
and the Mobile District, entered upon his
Office and his bond approved. The dead
lock is now ended, and business is now
proOressinp
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Died from HI. wounds.

CHICAGO, May 24-Alderman Michael
Gaynor, shot by tough named Jim Da-
cey, in saloon, on the night of May 18th,
died this morning. Gaynor had been q
member of the City Council four years.
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ST. LOUIS, May PA dispatch from the
City of Mexico, says the National, states
that President Gonzales will ask Congress
to permit him to resign next month.
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PREPARED FOR EMERGENCIES.

At 4 o'clock pm. the situation is un-
changed. Three cannons from the arsenal
are in position before one of the large
tanks, which, though surrounded by fire,
has sineularly remained intact In the
event the oil in this tank takes fire the
cannon will be used to pierce the sides to
allow the fluid to escape into the burnt
district
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BLAZING OIL.
The Great Fire at Breeze Point, Phila.
deIphis, Spreading-Ai
the Valuable
Oil Property on the Point Endangered
Five Acres Already Burned
Over.
Loss Thus Far Estimated ct $500, 900
Preparations to Blow Up
the aBks.

PHILADELPHIA. May 24.-The fire at the
Atlantic Oil Works spread during the
night, and is still sweeping over the
works. A dozen storage tanks burst. Ef-
forts are being made to run off the oil in
the tanks. The paraffine works, consist
ing of several brick buildings, were
DESTROYED. Loss, 500, 900.
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TO COTTON SEED SHIPPERS,


Of Rssa @ ''H' promising prom" STE m
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THE SITUATION UNCHANGED.

At this hour the situation is unchanged.
There is no immediate prospect of the
fire spreading. The oil is burning fercely,
and the project of piercing 25,000-barrel
tank by cannon-balls to draw off the oil
is under consideration. The cannon was
placed in position, but the officials are
cautious. The surrounding property, the
Belmont Oil Works and Gas Works, is
regarded safe.
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Kniuhts of E,ar Notice.

DIAM0ND LODGE, No. $50, X. of H.-AI
- members are earnestly requested TO attend
the regular meeting of said lodge Tomorrow
(M0N DAY), the 25th instant, at o'clock pm
as busi ness of Importance, in which every mem.
Der i interested will be transacted. BY order s
the Dictator JOHN L. EICHBERG.
Attest-A. 7. F. VIANI, Reporter.
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ESQUIRE GALLOWAY
Wanted for Judge of she Crimina
Court-A Call by Good Citizens.

The Hon. J. S. Galloway:
DEAR SIR-We, the undersigned citizens
of Shelby county. most earnestly ask that
you announce yourself candidate for the
office of criminal judge, soon to become
vacant. Knowing full well your character
for scholarly attainments, legal ability,
Christian integrity and indexible courage,
we venture the hope that you will prove
the criminal bench of this county. Very
respectfully.
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RAVENDEN SPRINGS, ARK.

KANSAS CITY, Springfield and Memphis
N Railroad. Fare round trip only $: Tick.
eta good for 90 days. Fine scenery, fishing and
hunting Good hotel accommodations. Rates
from s. to SO per week.
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ALL OIL PROPERTY IN,DANGKR.

All oil property at Point Breeze is con-
sidered in danger. The tug Stokley is aid
ing the Fire Department from the river
-Applicatio has been made to Gen.
Hartrnnft to send detail OF the Keystone
Battery to blow up the tanks of the Bel
mont works to save property and prevent
the fire spreading to the gas works.
FIVE ACRES ABLAZE.
At noon fourteen tanks of oil were
ablaze and several more in great danger.
The flames spread over five acres and are
likely to continue burning for SONS days.
The firemen feel confident that they can
keep it confined to the oil now burning.
Since o'clock this morning there have
been several explosions. A change in the
wind may spread the flames 1t is now
said the loss will reach $500, 900.
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DRS. A. WESSON & son.


THE subscribers to the Pigeonroost Road Turn
pike Fund are requested to meet at the Office
Of Heiskell 4 Heiskell. Al Madison street, on
WEDNESDAY. May 2sth, at 2 o'clock, to receive
the report Of the Collecting Committee, and take
action in regard to the disposition Of the fund
Y. NJ. NELSON, Chairman.
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Co-Parnership Notice.

MR.. L. LAURANsoN has thi. day been ad.
WI mitted as n partner in the firm of II. G.
Batter, druggist. No. Sc Main street. They viii
continue the business under the frm name OF
Ratter, Lsuransan q Co.
r. G. BATTER,
l.. LAURANSON,
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BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS, va.

ON Norfolk and Western Railroad. Will open
" for visitors June lst- The water has wide
reputation for curing Dyspepsia.
PHILIP +. BROWN,
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Young Mems Hebrew Associate

TTNHE regular meeting of this Association will
L take place this (SUNDAY) afternoon at
O'Clock. All members are desired to be present
By order of the President
HARRY Il SCHIQSS Sanratarv
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h. S. B.

A r SPECIAL MEETING will be held bv Ezra
~ Lodge, No. %. X. s. b, this SUNDAY
afternoon at o clock sharp, for business of i'm
portance. All members requested to attend.
By order of the President.
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JONATHAN WOOD LODGE, No. 30, -
~ X. of P.-Thc officers and lnembers
are requested to attend their next regu- - |,
lar convention. al their Castle II II, cor ~
ner Second ard AG ms strests, MONDAY %SSseSy
evening, 18th instant, Ht o'clock sharp. SA)
The Third Amrl fed Il INK will be 60 iferred on
two Esq uires Visitors are cordially invited
By order II Z. EASTON, c. C.
GEo CARR, X of R. and s.