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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-22

A CORRESPONDENTS last week c4led or
attention to what he deemed was q
mistake OF the APPEAL's, made IN I para
graph in this column, claiming tl1- ks1-
lucky was the mother OF Henry Gay. Ii
our correspondent vii read the p9r'g apb
again he vail see tha5 We said Ks tucsy
claimed to b. The Eloaher Of Sasalars. as
Virginia was The mother Of z. .esidents,
and We enumerated Henry Cjay a among
the Speakers furnished hy Kentucky.
'rsis had nothing 70 do with bis birth in
EirgiGiz 10 was & Representative tcom
Kentucky when elected Speseer, and
therefore Is very properly Isruad by
Kentucky ss one of her statesman. He
public life beg.n and ended il thst 5 ate,
AMI he "gs as much q product 4 Ken
tucky ~ any man born within lis heltls
It is due = cur correspondent as sell as to
ourselves to cay that this answer would
have been given EGe day after bis note
was receiPed but that it E1z m5s'5id and
only turned up v stsyGav.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-22
PERSONALS.

G. z. RCsER ia in the city visiting rela-
tivee.
Miss CoRIsNE MCNARY, louisville, is
the guest of Mics Pet Galloway.
Mrs. Z. 5. CAMPBELL of Franklin, Tenn,
is here Oh visit to her relatives.
MISS FoNTAINE SCRUGGs OF Marahal
county, Miss, IL the guest OF Mrs. W. 5.
AbeIE sthy, AZ Vance street.
OUR and tslsseYs y match, No. 81
ny=nou by MTs- Z. w. Hunter. T1n the fi.st
prize at the C azy quilt exhibi. ion, the
prize consisting OF silver service.
TaG friends of Mr.. Hugh Cullen sym
psthizs with him IL the death of his
youpgest child, Frank, a bright little fel-
low not quite twelve months Of ag".
IEvI4ArloNz for the marriage OF Miss
Bessie Bethel OF Meiaph and Dr. John
ii. Foster of this place hzys been re
ceived. The ceremony will take place al
s $50 PIN, December 90 b. 4 large recep
ton at he house Of the brides father will
follow. DR.. and Mrs. Foster viii make
t!,aii peEmere1t homs in New Orleans.--
Times DemOcfQ4.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-22

WE agree with the Vicksburg Herald
that the mHbatic 8eed Of the hour is the
immediate couvocation Of ii the Senator's
and Representatives from the entire val
ley 10 devise ways and means y eGforce
lha demand Of the people. If We take the
States and Territories draiced by the
hGissssiDs; and lis triOEtarie7, We have T.
population OF nearly 5000, COO OF people,
whe gay grssily more than ha Of the
immense revenues annually ,sthere'i
into the treasury Of the nation. Il, with
this vast interest at stake, the paople OF
the valley will mite in a persistent de-
mand Upon Congress for rei.e', the de-
mand cxnnot fsi.; hu5 instant end united
action is Necessary, and that action should
be initiated by Hur Sens!ors ana Repre-
sentatiys5, and eutt, 'Isi aaiicsliy backed NJ
and sustained by the pres5 and tEc people
at larne
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-22
HOLIDAY BARGAINS
In OUR
CLOAK AND SUIT DEPT.

We have made an extra effort to have display
this week of Ladies' and Misses Wraps and
Suits, the r9os5 attractive seen in he South
west. Over 1860 garments have been added to
this department.
In our large and well-selected stock Of Sea'skin
garments an addition of several choice numbers
in xxx Seal Sacques, S ort Wraps and Long
Dolmans.
We have added to our stock of Imported Novel
ties in Short Wraps Fifty Paris and Berlin gar
ments, that far surpass anything shown this
season.
Our stock of Short Wraps in Silk, Frisse and
Goth has been increased 800 garments.
$50 Imported Cloth garments, short in back,
long in front, trimmed with finest hsir trim
mings, Sl2 so, real value SIS.
$50 Silk Wraps, quilted Innings, sho!t in bacS,
long in front, trimmed with fur or cheneille
fringe, al2 so, worth s25.
$50 Boucle Cloth Wraps, Black and BEov n,
short in back, long in 'front.' wide fea her triu =
ming, SIS, former price SIS.
JUST RECEIVED SO Plush Newmarkets,
trimmed with natural Beaver, Sable and Black
Martin, etc. AIso-New Seal Plush Sacques and
Plush Short WraIs.
JUST ARRIEED-500 garments in DiagoDals,
Berlin Twill, Bouele and Bison Cloth Newman
keis, every size, style and color. The prices are
lower than we have ever quoted them before.
In Misses and Children's Cloaks, We have re-
oeived lot of exquisite Imported Novelties in
Bourette Cloth, lined with silk and handsomely
trimmed with large buttons, wide braid. etc.
A'so-Fu line of domestic garments in Have
locks, Cossf cs, Newmarkets, Et5n Coats, etc.
In Ladies Costumes we have everything the
market affords.
Ladies' Rlack SiIks - sI5 90 In SIOO IN
Ladies Colored Silks (every color 90 to Is 90
Ladies' Black Cashmere Suits. 70 TO IS 90
Ladies' Colo ed Cashmere Suits. 75 20 p 80
ladies Tai3r-nade Suits. l3 so 20 IS 90
Ladies' HOmespun Suits ........... Is so to 80 90
In Misses and Chidren's Suits, every re from
to Is years. representing every fabric and price,
from little Kate GreeS sway to the most expen-
sive silks, Salins, VevetS and Plush, all will be
exhibited on figures marked at half price, and
ticketed in large fgur,s. This will be display
worth sesing.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-22

TEE attention of Pies.d mt Hadden l.
called 20 Ii eiaci ia. some go dealers
aye circulating bru.a i5 oazc= =n9 cs,3z that
should lciug The printer Of th,m as well
.'s the firms circulating them vi LIN tae
power OF the law. yusy are wi.Ul y With
out excuse or pt.Llatj5r, AID arc disErege-
iul to The originator and eiraIlsto,s.
Any phase OF o5aceEi,y is "a se con-
iemned, but VIII N printed in cold blood
and ejrcnla:ei with deliberate purpose
to catch the young, it becomes ioubly
csnsuraDle and ought 10 meet with in
st4atnneoas condemnation. Not only
PcesiJspt Hadien, but the Attora~y-S en-
ersl Of the Criminal Court and the United
States DisiTict Attorney should 'ak5 Cogni-
lance Of this grossly brutaliz,ng and in
famous effort to corrupt ana Gebase young
,nen. II these cards are sen. through the
mails the SsnGers sre liSb,e under the
Federal statltes for the prevention of tie
circulation 0f obscene litsrStCre; but in
any case they are liable under the statutes
ci ,he 81 ito and the ordinances OF tine
city, and no time should be Lost in bring
ing them 60 punishment.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-22
HORSE.THIEVES.


A pair Of horse-thieves were naubed by
the police yesterday. Early il tue day
two Young rus:ics offered Tor sale 10 Mr..
'rrimblp, at the stable oppo5iie the
Court House, two frst-rate horses
at pIico 20 low that Mr. Trim
ble's suspicions were aronsed. He
finally struck a trade, however, and
gave the men ;! 40 for both. Bills of'sale
were made cut, ono ia the nsma of o. G..
Branch and the ether II. Nj Branch. Mr.
Trimble Immediately informed the police
of his transaction snd gave them careful
description Of both men. He bad declined
TO give them the cash, bus for the pur-
pose had drawn check. While
Capt. Haekett stationed himself al
the bank to swat the pregtntatit n
of the check, Capt. O'Haver II ade a
tour of the city, and finally discovered the
objects Of hiR search at Kahn & Friebara'a
store, on the corner of Polar ard Main
streets, preparing Tor a grand layout
They were at once arrested, and f ially
confessed dat they had stolen The animals
one from Ms. Lswler and the ler from
Nj. Crenshaw, living neac Lu Station,
Their real names are IL, NJ. FiIyelt and
Bedfo. q Morris.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-22
Ehe Morning Dress.

1t is said phst lady's sstandiDg III society
eau easily be determined by her dress 1t
the hreakfas able; an expensive, SNOWY
costume indicating that the wesrar has rot
yet learned the proprieties. Bnt 20 cne
need be afraid OF being called ''ei1oidy" if
her iove!iness is 90 apparent By daylight
as at the hops. Perfect beaniy is never The
attendant OF disegse; above al, If ihcse
diseases peculiar TO women, aHd which
find ready cure in Df. Pielce's 'F4vorite
Prescription. krioe reduced TO 81. By
druggists.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-22
Articuiar Rheumatism Cared-The Dec
tor Ind0rses Ii.

About six weeks ago 1 was a.tAckad with Ar
tcular Rheumat;sIa ia my ankles, knees and
lips. Fer three weeks I was under the usual
treatment for such diseases without any apprecia-
Bile benefit FINALLY. my physician discontinued
all other treatment and put me exclusively on
the use of GUIHN's PIONEER BLOOD RKNEwER, and
in ten days after bezan the use of it. with the
exception of little stiffness about my Joints al
other symptoms of the disease had passed OF, and
now feel entirely veil ag4in- 4 wou Id state that
fos 4.un.ber of yeSys have suffered from oeea-
siouai attacks of Rheumatism and have tried va
rious courses of treatment, but have found moth
ing that acted so promptly and pleasantly as
GUISS's PIONEER BLOOD KESEwER.
Griffin, Ga. Mrs. NJ. s. TUCEER
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-22
HOLIDAY BARGsINS
HOLIDAY BARGAINS
IN
OUK GLOVE DEPARTMENT.

Fosters 5, and l0-Hook Gloves, in Black,
Darks and Tans, every pair warranted,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-22
BIS WIFE BEAES HIN.
hC Tearfai Petition of a Husband
fi.ed I'm the Chsnce:y Court.

The fair Amelia Junkerman seems to
have violated the solemn decree OF the
chancellor. From an sfiidagt tiied yester-
day, she seems to have thumped The frail
SIX focter, her husband. Some time since
Gus filed bill asking for a divorce
from Amelia, and praying the chan
cellor TO enjoin her from visit
ing his domIcile and carrying cut
her threat to bang his head. Tire irjunc-
ton was accordingly issued and yes,er-
day the trembling husband fled a state
ment declaring thst the commea,d Of the
court has been violated. A writ vas ac-
cordin2ly issued summohicg Mrs Amelia
JunkeYman to appear and show cause why
she should not be punished fer contempt.
rne extent of the terrified JCnkcrmar' L
injuries is not known, but rs husband
AID wifa are both Ct powerful bu;,d il is
supposed TO have been a veritaEle bat.
tie OF the giants.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-22
JACKSON, TENN.
BsoOa-CurGIEHg Tragedy Near NaIesus.
Madison County.

lSrECIAL TO THE APPEAL-i
JACKSON, Tenn, December 2l.-A blood
curdliug tragedy took place near MslesUa,
this county, late Saturday evening. While
Henry Mcknight and Ruius Winsett,
brothers-in-lsw, both uudsF the iDhue nee
of liquor, were going home from town
they quarreled about an old foud. A fight
ensusG, in which Winsatt was cut scro ss
the breast and throat He stopped at q
neighbcf's and procured shotgun and
overlook Mcknight. and the quarrel was
resumtd Niusstt shot Mcknight IN the
head, literally tearing the top Of 1t of. No
witness saw the terrible deed. Winsett
fed Saturday night, aud has not been
heard CT Mcknight was desperate fell
low, and had killed three men. His open
knife was found under his corpse. Both
parties are well connected, and each leaves
q vile and fnnr children,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-22

We are pleased to see on our streets a
number of ladies who are going from house
to house ventilGtipg the frauds practiced
upon us by baking powder manufacturers,
and giving to the housewife good insight
into the mysterious ingredients of the ar
tiele. Every housekeeper interested in
the purity OF human diet will sllow these
ladies to show the imposition and expose
the adulterstors Of our daily bread. Ger
tainly, il product. of daily use is made to
appear better than it is, any means by
to be thank ully received by an intelligent
consumer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-22
Drawings fer GsBe NeE Union EeP0t All
Vasz

lREPORTED FOR THE APFEAL.I
BIsMINGuaM, ALA. December 2i.-Ar.
Walters, the Louisville architect who has
had in hand tbs various projects of the last
two years to build union passenger depot
and hGtcl here, is hero with nsw drawings
for the depot and car shed, and says he
has already adseFijzad in Louisville and
further North for bids - build them.
News comes from Louisville, Goo, that the
L1uisville and Nashville railroad has
eiqAe = !esse transferring the ground to
tho dapnt. fhs Ca~ project does not in
cluds tn5 hotei, a tias ysllresd5 end ;he
Elvt0u Land Company, it 70 fS.1, found
themselves unable 10 sgrse OF certain
points The drawings promise z very
handsome depot.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-22
Aspbyxintea by Coal GAG

INDIANAPoLIs, IND, December 21.-Lss,
Friday night Samuel Steinberger and
wife, Polish Jews, We're asphvxiated by the
gss from coal stove The'woman is still
aliye, but cannot recover. Steinberger
was buried yesterday, but the facts in the
case were not learned by the Board Of
Health officials until to-day. There will
be some prosecutions under the ordinance
repnlatinO burials
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-22

THE Nashville Union, in its issue OF the
18th, presents three issues for the consid-
Grafton OF the Democracy OF the State that
are worthy of the serious attention Of those
who have not ys; given them thought.
They are:
Shall We have one Q. tSo eoaven-
tions?
-. Shall We have a railroad commtssionE
;. Shall we sustain the President in his
position on protection, ihe civil service
and the suspension Of silver coiusFe? -?
In answer to the frst we have 10 sAs,
that we think there should be two conven-
tions, one for the nomination OF Supreme
Court judges aud one for the nomination
of State officers. Party precedent author
ICES two conventions and will justify the
Executive Committee in calling them.
Indeed, it leaves them no option in the
.nstter. To them the usuage cf the party
must ne es law until the party in cOnven-
zion authorizes = change.
To the second question we answer, that
the general sentiment OF the pans in every
part of The State isyors silence on the rait
road question pending iis consideration by
Congress.
we answer the third question oS az
serting ~ that the President has not
taken a position on protection that is new
or novel or that Invites debate; (2) that a
majority of the Democratic party in end
out Of tbs State indoTse his civG service
reform, and lS) tbst the business aUd
manufacturing intsres,s OF the county
aud fair dealing with the working classes
Aemand the Immediate suspension OF the
silver coinage act, by which the country
has been flooded with fraudulent cur
zsney, with dollars that have auetuated
from 50 to 95 cents, and that are dis
grace to an honest and debt-paying nation
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-22
JACKSON, MISS.
The Gulf and Ship Esla..G ElRiIrOad 10
be Pushed 40 Completion.

ESPECIAL To THE APPEAL
JACrsos, Hiss, Decembe, 2l-rha Hon.
W. Il. Har Y, president Of the Gu snd
Ship Island Railroad CoDkGny. arranged
to-day for al of the available ab'e-sc2ied
clnvi,ts in the Mississippi paniteatiaTy,
several hundred il number, to be turned
oyer 10 him at once, to be placed on the
c distraction OF the Gulf aud Ship Island
railroad, beginning at Mississippi City, as
soUn as the hands car be carried there,
and working 10 this point. rs says that
tho money that the company has on hand
together with what is promised, will be
sufficient TO build the road, and that 1t will
be pushed &c completion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-22
Ad~,on 40 Mothars

Mrs. WineloW's Soothing Syrup should
always be used when children are cutting
teeth. 1t relieves the little sufferer at
once; it produces natural, quiet sleep by
relieving the child from pain, and the
little cherub awakes as Sbright SIS hut
ton.r 1t is very pleasant to taste. 1t
soothes the child, soitens ghe guHs, allsys
all pain, relieves wind, regulates the
bowels, and is the best known remedy for
disrrh@a. whether arising from teething OF
other causeS. Twenty. sve q SctSla.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-22
sanDaTI0KAL RIVER NEWS.

FIcssBURa, December 2I-Night-De-
parted; Paris C. Brown, New Orleans.
CINCINNATI, December I-Night-Riyer
feet inches and falling. Weather Gear and
mild,
CATRo, December zl.-Ei2ht-Riyer "A
inches and rising Weather cloudy and cool
Departed: Nay Houston, New Orleans, p. IN. I;
Port Eads, New Orleans, pm.
LOUISVILLE. December I.-Night-River
falling, with feet II inches in the canal and 7
feet inches on'the falls Business good. Weather
clear and pleasant. Arrived: Guiding Star and
Smoky City, New Orleans.
ST. LOUIS, December 1.-Night-River
he's risen inches; 3 feet inches by gauge. No
arrivals. Departed: Clyde, Paducsh The in
suranc- campa4es have i5su ued etee IL they
will take no risks on freight the pre- ont stage
of water.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-22
HOLIDAY BARGAINS
IN
FLANNEES.

AllWool A Extra Fine White Flannel, sold
all through tho season at aOc \ yard-we now offer
them st Csc yard.
All-Wool A White Flannel, the very finest
made, sold all the season at 81 yard-we now
offer at 75c yard
Plain Sackips Flsnnels in Gray, q inches wide,
at 25c yard
=, All-Wool Matelasse and Diagonal Flannels at
25c yard.
Extra Heavy Unbleachsd Canton Flannels,
were worth lac yard, now l0c a yard.
Extra Heavy Bleached Canton Flannel, worth
lSc yard, now l2I5c yard.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-22
Effects Noted by a Drurrist,

taas pleasure In stating that have seen some
very marvellous effects from the use of GUIss's 3
PIONEER BLooB RENEwER, and cheerfully recon-
mend at. Gko- B. BRoApEoqT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-22
billiard Tourpament.

CHICAGO, December 2l.-A fourteel.inch
bslk-line billiard tournament between
Vignsux, Slosson and Schaeffer for purse
of $1,000 and the pet receipts began to-
night at Central Music Hall. Vignsux
and Slosson opened the tournament.
Slosscn finally won in the iorty-ninth in
ming by score OF 500 to gignsu1's 743,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-22

At the Memphis Theater. Thursday
night, the HIlloW C0pse, one OF the best
and most successful of the old plays, and
in which Couldock made decided repG-
tation, will be presented. ''Luke Field
ing" will again be taken by Couldock, and
hip houses are assured.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-22

HAVE used Tongaline in a case Of
chronic rheumatism with very satisfactory
results, in fact it has done what other rem
edies failed to do; am we'll pleased with it
sad eorsiaer the preparation very relis-
BILE one.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-22
CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
Horrible Death of = YOuDg Farmer
oiled Alive.

4 OFriD-C DGHlts oI q fOUDE Earmer-
oiled Alive.
ESPECIAL To THE APPEAL.l
CHATTAE0CuA, TENN, December 2I.-A
horrible story comes from Te!oga, in Chat
tooga county, ia. While engaged in kill
ing hogs young farmer named James
Starlin attempted to throw a dead porker
into q barrel of boiling water used TO-
scslding. He missed his footing and fell
head foremost into the seethirg water
Hhel discovered only his legs and ei
we're protrUting from the barrel, and the
unfortunate man had been boiled alive
His body presented 2 Eickening Rpsctscle
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-22

THE Nsw York Chronicle, the higheet
financial authority in the country, COM
mends the Presidents message and the
report Of the Secretary OF the Treasury,
the latter especially, Of which it says thst
cit is not too much TO say it is cne Of the
very best State papers we hzve had the
pleasure Of reading" and that "Mr. Man
ming also has the faculty OF preseating his
views in very interesting way, not often
an accompaniment of State paper"
and again the Chronicle says: AS to the
Presidents message and the Secretary's
agreeing with the conclusions OF 'not)
without satisfaction in finding that there
is no dod2ing, no equivocation, no uncer-
tainty, no politiSal-platiorm style about
anything said. One does not have to
weigh sentences to ses which side OF the
silver issus lfr. Manning takes, or to
measure words to determine whether he
fsvors sound paper currency or forced
issue OF gre '2bscks, or. to strike q balance
between arr Weafs used 70 ind out
the precise PsGion be holds with
reference to revenue reform. In word. the
Secretary, ike his chief, is evidently a
positive man, whose policy is principle,
and without the least sympathy with strad-
ding or Sftt~squivocal vagueness. We
speak and feel the more strongly on this
point because our public men have, so
many OF them of late, seemed either to
nave no PositlYe Sonvictions, or TO con-
reform to be apparently squirting toward
currency compromises" This is higt
praise from an independent source, from
paper that represents the totality Of th,
financial interests OF the country, and
therefore, speaks with authority upon th,
subject. II is high and well deserved
praise.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-22
HOLIDAY BARGAINS
DRESS GOODS.

At l0e-s3-inch Dress Goods, all-vool filing.
full line of shades.
At l5e-27- inch Dress Goods, all-wool nllins
full line shades.
At 81 50 0-Conbination Dress Pattern, worth 81 50
st sS 50-Combination Dress Pattern worth S. 60.
At s. Decentralization Dress Pattern worth 81 so.
At $40 0o-Hsndsome Novelty Dress Pattern.
worth SIS.
At Sl5 OO-Handsome Novelty Dress Pattern,
worth so to s15.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-22
suiclaEd az His n n,Ene

NEW ORLEANS, December 2i-News was
received here tonight that Judge T. S.
Goode OF the Nineteenth Judicial District
committed suic de to-day st his home on
the Ridgeland plantation bv shooting.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-22
OBITUARY..
FrOf JOnn &. Draper

New YORK, December 2I.-Pfof. John
c. Draper, the weli-known chemist, was
three days ago confined to his house with
catarrh and pneumonia. Last night at
$50 O'Clock, attended by his wife and
physician, he died. Prof Draper was con
nected with the College of the City If New
York
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-22
HOLIDAY BARGAINS
IN
PRINTS AND GENGHANS,

500 Combination Calico Dress Patterns, Is
yards to each pattern ...... .......s 81 90
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-22
BROWNSVILLE, TENN.

Judge T. h. EIipEsEn Robbed iu tise
Mountains Near al PasO.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.l
BROWNSVILLE, Tenn, December 2l.-
News has been received here that Judge
j. r. Flippin was robbsd in this mountains
on the ICGte fro;a Z. Psso. He escaped
with bis life.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-22
SPORTING NEWS.
az New e.leans.

NEW ORLEANS, LA, December 81
Louisville won yesterdays baseball game
against the New Yorks a score OF 5 to 8
Chicago and Baltimore viii play here in
JanuaTv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-22

Holiday bargains in Our Infants Dept.
Infants Woolen Hoods s.........f from $50 10 a. SO
phildrens' Velvet and Plush Caps 81 rs to 5 90
Infants Long Cloaks..... ..........sS 90 TO 25 90
Children's Short Plush Closks... SO 90 to II 90
Boys Flannel lWasts.................sl5 10 To $50
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-22
Tha Nnnficnke nfSnsfer-

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, December 2t.-Lit-
lie change was observable in the condition
OF sffairs tonight. The miners ST Morgan
town guilt WORK to-day and jaiued the re.
lief party at Eantjcn.e