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Green Morris wiihdraws.

AS he threatened last week, Green
Morris has folded his tent and hied
him away to Washington City. He
moved, bag and baggage, on the train
last night, paying his torfeits and TAX
ing with him his stable OF six horses.
Morris, it will be remembered, raised
a rumpus here a couple OF seasons ago
because Of a righteous decision of the
Judges, and swore deep and mighty
oath that he would never run here
again. The present meeting, how.
ever, was one of such promise that he
showed up very early; being the first
or second at the track, where he kept
his horses during the winter. He was
given sixteen.stall stable and
two cottages were prepared for the use
of his family and his attendants. The
club expended perhaps $1,000 for his
benefit, and paid him all sorts Of
courtes es. He had couple of horses
Of Harper's with him, which he was
trying to train for fiat Jumpers, and a
couple OF hurdle races were put GA
the programme for his especial beue-
fit When the programme was pub.
lished, with its 81 900 of aided
money, everybol y was satisfied Kcept
Morris, end he had good deal vi fault
to find, comparing it especially TO the
Washington meeting. He and two
others at the track had entered in the
latter stakes, the date being fixed for
the week after Memphis. The Mem
phis stakes closed first, however, and
lust before the Washington Club
closed it's entries it decided to move
ND its date into the Memphis week,
beginning on the 9th of Msy. Morris
aud the others alluded to wrote, with
drawing their entries, and nothing
more was heard about the matter un
til the 18th, when Morris announced
his intention to pay forfeit, with
draw his entries and depart fol
Washington. Col. Montgomery ek.
pressed his surprise, and told Morris
he hored he would not withdraw
from the Montgomery stakes anyway
He was obstinate, however, and Col
Montgomery, naturally indignant
told him he was welcome to the hos
pitality the club lad extended him
but he should never enter it's grounds
again.
Morris has Bersap, Favor, Whizgig
Error, Ermine and Con Cregan. rht
later is q big favorite for the Ken
lucky Derby, but is said to be in suct
bad shape that he is not able 10 run il
anything. Bersan has been doing SLOW
work on the track, and has never don
mile in better than :5l. TURNER
declare he has his muscles 80 mucl
accustomed TO slow work that he
not able 10 do anything fast. Ermine
a full sister of BersaD, is in bad shape
and Error, the only one OF tn
team who has done good work II
training, is several seconds slowe
than Jim Gray. Morris has an ey
on the main chance alone.
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DY virtue Of the authority vested in me as
ID trustee Of the estate OF W. II. Bolton, de-
ceased, as the successor In once Of Y. ".
Smith, trustee, by decree Of the supreme
Court Of Tennessee in case OF Il, A: cannon
va. II. NJ. Apperson and others, /, David Y.
Slaughter, trustee as azores i'd, will ohor Tor
sale, at public outory, at the courthouse
door, In the city Of Memphis. and soil TO the
hiRhest and best bidder, commencing
promptly al u o'clock IN, on
Saturday, the 2ad Day Of May, 1885,
tho following described real estate, to-wit:
Thu east half Of lot 8, in block 81, on the
plan Of the city Of Memphig, on the north
west corner OF Linden and Driver Streets In
said city, having front o. ~ ieet, more oI
less, on the north eide of Linden street, and
running back between parallel INES ABOUT
400 feet; the front of the said lot being 10y
feet, less one-half Of Driver street, taken on
the east side thereof, leaving about W feet
front, together with the impToveeimIen"' con =
The EtorehOuse now occupied By 4. Ap-
person A Co., No. 23SN Front street, and No.
Jefferson street, renting for SlVOO per an
mum. .t -.
go per month, having a front Of 30 feet
inches, by depth Of 1857 feet, formerly &C.
cupied by p. @. Bethel, deceased,
House and lot n north SIDE OF Unlot
street, fronting 80 feet, and running haek u
Old Union street, known as NO 5i4 Union
renting OF $40 per month.
House and lot en- east side Of Orleans street
5256 feet front by l55 feet deep, known as To-
No. Of J. M, Tate's subdivision. ,,,
Also, lot No Z, same subdivision, 52Txlbh
Lot No 3 Of W. X. Harris's Subdivision
on Cow leland road, containing II 7s-lU
acres. &,
Terms-0ne-third cash, the balance in l
months. with interest, secured by lien, In
titles are perfect, but sell only as trustee.
Further in formation can be obtained IRON
the undersigned, d. @. SLAUGHTER,
Trustee estate W. ii. Bolton, dec d.
R ID. Jordan, Attorney.
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ED, NJ. COLE.
j. s. GALLOWAY,
p. j, QUIGLEY.
Union RAILWAY COMPANY.

UNION RAILWAY COMPANY.
The Union Railway Company asked
permission to lay its tracks offer the
following route:
Beginning at point on Broadway,
near and east OF the southern limits,
and running thence along Robson
avenue to it's point Of intersection
with the Memphis and Charleston
railroad, thence along East avenue
noIthward with its intersection with
Union avenue, thence noithward
along the most feasible line to Ayers
street, and thence Dorthward along
Ayers street across the Louisville and
Nashville railroad to its point OF inter
section with Ohio avenue, thence north
ward along Marley avenue to Valen-
tine avenue, and thence westwaIdly
along the most feasible line to the
intersection of Swsyne and Brinkley
avenues, thence westward alocg Brink.
lev avenue it's entire length, and
the nee westward along the most feasi-
BILE line to Wolf river The applica-
ton was signed by Cotton Green,
president, and Fam Tate, jr., Secretary.
Referred to Coleman, Galloway,
Mason, Winters and Elliott.
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.
Justices Quicgey, Strickland, Jor-
dan and Slaughter we're appointed
committee to draft resolutions OF re-
spect for the memory of the late JUS
tice Spelman.
COPIES OF ORDERS.
The Clerk Of theCourt was instructed
to finish copies Of orders passed by
the court whenever desired.
SALARY OF SUPERINTENDENT OF WORK
HOUSE.
The salary OF W. H. Moncrief, fore
man OF the Work House road working
force, was increased from $50 to $40.
t. PRACTICE LAW.
License to practice law in the Magis'
trates' Courts was furnished, on appli'
cation, to L. Murray Browne.
THE COUNTY TAX.
The County tax for the ensuing year
was fixed as follows on the 800 valu'
alton, County lax, general purposes
80 cents; school tax, 10 cents:
Memphis and Ohio railroad cou'
pom tax, 10 cents.
Memphis and Ohio railroad sinking
fund tax, 3 cents.
Turnpike tax, 10 cents.
Interest tax, .04 cents.
Highway tax, .05 cents.
Bridge tax, 10 cents.
Poll tax, for schools, 10 cents.
County tax, privilege, 10 cents
turnpike, p cents.
The bridge tax is new item and
will realize more than enough to pay
for the two new iron bridges ordered
The Memphis and Ohio River railroad
tax was raised from to 3 cents, bu
there we're no other changes from las
year. The license for Legitimate
theaters was reduced from 1900 to 500
per annum and for variety theaterl
from $500 to 5000, and butchers licens'
from $25 to $40. There were no othe
changes in existing rates. The cour
adjourned until next Monday.
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BASEBALL.
The Result of Games ia the South
eru League.

The Result of Games ia the south
ern League.
The non-arrival Of Breughton and
Smith, the newly signed catchers,
again threw the Memphis nine into
confusion yesterday, and resulted in
an overwhelming defeat by score OF
IL to /. 1t was apparent from the first
inning that the boys were badly
broke, and it is also very evident that
the local nine will find it difficult to
secure a catcher who can stand up and
take the punishment involved in stop
ming Knouff's balls. Fusselbach gave
Il up Yesterday in despair in the first
inning after three men had scored
then Whitehead tried it for two in
nings, Fusselbach going to third, and
he had to give it up after being badly
bunged up. This made a change all
round necessary, Sneed taking the
pitchers box, LAWN going to short,
Whitehead returning to third, and
Knouf going to center field. Oi
course, under such conditions victory
was out of the question and a white
wash seemed imminent, and was only.
averted by the clever base-running OF
Phelan, who managed to score.
The terrace was crowded with adj
mirers of the home nine, bnt they
soon sickened when the wire began to
talk in this strain: "Stearns up,
takes base on balls, Corcoran up, hits
over second base for one bag, Stearns
going to second, Conley up, wild
pitch, advancing stearns to third, Cor,
coran to second, Conley up, passed
ball. Stearns scores, Corcoran to third
Conley takes base on balls, Peltz up
wild pitch, Corcoran scores, Conley
going to third, Peltz makes his third
strike at bal that goes over Fussel
bach's head, landing him safe at first
and Conley scoring, Fusselbach takes
off mask and gloves and refuses u
catch further, Whitehead takes his
place and Fusselbach goes to third
| Decker hits foul fly to Andrew
out. Smith up, Peltz steal
second, passed ball, Peltz scores
Smith stris es out, Walsh hits to sec
ond, out at first, side out, four runs.
This was rather depressing so mucl
so much 50 that even Nat Graves
whose beaming smile under advers
circumstances has earned for him tn
title of Mark Tapley, was heard t
calculate feebly, "rhis is tough"
In the second inning Malloy &C
base on balls, a passed ball carrie
him TO second, Geiss struck on
Whitehead (catcher) throws wild
second and Malloy makes thirc
Stearns hits to third (Fusselbach
who throws wild TO first, Malloy SEQ
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
no EUROPE
Nou.Resident Notice.

No. 5l24 R.D.-Ir the ChAnoery Court
SHELBY county, Tenn.--State OF Tenne
see. use etc. w. John MHhoney OF al
ii appearing from the bill and petition
receiver, which Is sworn 20 in this osuse IN
tho defendants, VIM. Y. Reasloy, Is re-
dent OF Louisville, State Of Kentucky, ane
nonresident of the State of Tennessee,
the unknown hsits of Thes. D.. MahonS
deeeased, whose namesand residences o.
moi be ascertained alter diligent inqnn
who are interested in the ehst half OF lot
J. ID. Armour's subdivisi On OF country
Ig6. 9OxilSlS feet, south side Madison sire
III Is therefore ordered, That they ml
their appearance herein, at the courthoq
M Shelby county, In Memphis, Tenn, on
before the first Monday in May, 1870,
Mead, answer OF demur to cOmp,alnq
Kin and petition OF Laurence Lamb, koceN
OF the same will DO taken for cqaiQ
"a 10 them and Get for hearing
parte; ana that a copy Of this order 20 ?
hshed Oaso q week, for Tour a9eeo3
weeks, In the Memphis Appeal, tlis
iay Of March, 1885,. A Copy--atteSts
s, /. M, DOW NIL, Clerk and Masie
BY "A. Il. Walsh, Deputy Clerk and MAJ
Metcal X Walker and y, Ian B, 'e'sci
CT ccMph,nant
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ITO PURCHASE-Coup and Shelving.
L Call at 374 Poplar street,
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Gam; Joseph B. Williams and tow,
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Vicksburg, Vicksburg, midnight; Jo-
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Port Esds and harges, New Orleans, s
am. Arkansas City, st. Louis, 8 m.
Night-River 80 feet II inches on the
gauge and stationary. Weather clear
and pleasant No arrivals or depart
ures of re ,ulsr packets.
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Educational championship Trophy

NV YORK, April I'M. ETaotns
Wyman, befors sailing for Italy to-
day plscld in the custody OF the
metropolitan Baseball Club a solid
silver trophy, the permanent emblem
Of the championship Of the American
Association, TO be held each year by
the club that is awarded She a'socla'
ton pennant.
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FAITH IN WEABEH.-DR. L. Q.
MA WRsT', NERVE AND BRAIE IREArAEST'
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Brain, resulting in insanity aud leaytng to
misery, decay and death; Premature
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* Involuntary Losses and Spermatet-
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ssii-abusn or oSstiudulgenoo. Zach box con-
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Issued only bv A BENkERI i CO.. pyu0-
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
For Trustee.

WE are authorized to announce JOHN
w NJ. BRADLEY as a candidate for
Trustee OF Shelby county at the ensuing
Democrat Convention.
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WEATHER AND RIVERS.

OFFIoR SIGNAL SERVICE, U. 5. A., |
MEMPHIS, April 10, pm. !
The following observations are taken
at all stations named at 750 meridian
time, which is one hour faster than
Memphis time:
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BUILDING Iron BRIDGES.
PROGRESSIVE MOVENENTN THE
COUNTY COURT.
Special Tax Of Ten Cents Ordered
The Levy for the Year
Notes.

lut OuuuAN CNuiN Iuti NtHltfuhNt.
with Chairman Slaughter presiding,
and during the day passed upon a
number Of bills and applications for
reductions Of assessments. The fol-
lowing report of the Committee on
Iron Bridges was adopted:
TWO IRON BRIDGES ORDERED.
April l, 1886.
To the Magistrates composing the County
Court Of Shelby County, Tennessee;
We, your Committee on Iron
Bridges, would state that we have
looked into the propfiety Of building
iron bridges in Shelby county. Es-
pecially one across Wolf river on the
Big Creek plank road near Memphis.
We have correspopded with the lead
ing manufacturers Of iron bridges and
have statements OF probable cost from
$4,000 to $4,000. The Wolf river
bridge above mentioned, we think,
can be let for less than ten thousand
dollars. We, your committee, would
ask an appropriation OF $1,000 for the
Wolt river bridge near Memphis We
would further state, after comforting
with many intelligent Taxpayers both
in the county and city, we feel justi-
fed in saying that the people uesire
and expect the County Court to COM
mence a system Of perm lnency in our
public improvements by putting in
iron bridges over Wolf and Hatchie
rivers as they may be needed. After
ward our larger creeks, until our
streams are properly bridged, aud With
out expressing our people or even add
ing materially to our current expenses.
We would recommend that terra Gotta
thing Of sufficient caliber to carry of
the water be substituted and the Work.
House hands be ordered to fill in level
with earth, thus making permanency.
We, your committee, would further
ask an appropriation OF $4,000 to
build an iron bridge over Wolf river
on the Memphis and Raleigh road.
This bridge will require span over
the river 100 feet long and one over the
slough at south end 40 feet long and
43O feet Of viaduct bridging interven-
ing between the main spans. Re-
specially submitted,
ED. M. COLE.
]. S. GALLOWAY,
I nI1TlIEV
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For Acknowledgement.

WE are authorized to announce GEORGE
w B. PETERS, JE., IS a candidate for
the Office of Attorney eleral, sub ect 90 the
action Of the Democratic Convention.
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We are authorized to announce that JOHN
JOHNSTON is q candidate for Judge Of the
Circuit Court Of Shelby County, subject to
action Of the democratic Convention.
We are authorized to announce L II. ES-
TIES, JR., as a candidate for Judge Of The
Circuit Court, subject to the action Of the
Democratic Convention.
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For Register.

THE undersigned announces that he is a
Il candidate for Register. and asks the
support OF the voters Of Shelby county. II
elected, will endeavoT to give satisfaction in
the discharge Of the duties Of the Office and
places his claims subject TO the action Of the
County Democratic Convention.
TH0S. B. CRENSHAW.
Memphis, March 2S, 1886.
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Judre Of the CIrcuIt Court.

@ A. DOUGLAS, Of Kerrville, Tenn, is a
y. candidate for REGISTER, subject to the
action of the Democratic Convention.
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SC RE BY INNINGS.

Innings.l . 8 5 81 50
Macon ~ % % 0 2-l2
Memph 10 0 0 | 900 90 u
Umpire C zen.
Struck ou'-By sneed, 4 by Knoutf,
2; by Smith, 8.
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STEAM BOATS.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

GO Owing 10 the high water tho steamer
DEAN ADAMS will leave for Helena and
Friars Point every MONDAY and THURS
DAY at s O'Clock pm. and for 0sceola and
Gold Dust every WEDNESDAY and SAT-
URDAl at 10 o'clock am, until further
notice. JAS. LEE, Sup't.
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FOR RENT.

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IIrldal and Mourning Outfits
We Make n Specially Of Millinery,
Trustees Sale.

Employing the best hands IN the city, give
our whole attention TO IL, and we defy COM
noIition in that line
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TAKEN UP.
HTRAYED.

G0W-On March 18th. Owner can have
y same by proving proReeTUIEy and md N pTHyins
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PLACKSMITH-Ag good la .ksmith to run
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HOPKINS
millinery
Strike the Iron While It's Hot.

Strike the Iron While It's Hot.
In order TO move Our immense stock We
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We Make n Specially Of Millinery,
Employing the best hands IN the city, give
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DRESSM AN-First. class Cylinder Press
i man can find a steady sit and good pay
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