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OF Summer Shoes and slippssas reduced
pfieea, LY, BLOND.
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lNDlCATlONB,

WARRINGTON, D. O., August al A. NJ.
FOR Western Pennsylvania and West
Virginia local rains, followed BY iaif
weather, nofthwesterly winds, stationary
%tempefaiufe,
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0rmeral ayotiegs,
To Tnx-Payers!

The. board Of Equalization and Appeals Of fla
city Of Wheeling will meet al tho Public iinIiiIrSv
for tho purpoSaOt equHllZlng and correcting R~sIs.
menls for the year 1850, for the different WRIis, RtO
o'clock A. n. each day, rs follows:
First Ward Monday, July 70.
Second Wnrd-TuGday, July q,
ThId WRrd-WedneNiiy July b,
Fourth Ward-ThuTsday, July ",
Filth Ward-Frldav, July 80.
Sixth WUrd-MOnday, August 9,
Seventh WRrd-ruGSdny, August 8,
Eighth Ward-WcdnedaN AuGlStl,
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WEAR Balbtlggan Underwear. They
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The following shows the range Of the
Thermometer as observed al schnepts drug
store, Opera House corner, Saturday:
IA. M 72' y NJ, S40jS r. N, $50; q r.
M S30. Sunday Z A. NJ, 7S0; u NJ, SS'j
81. NJ, 05'; I n. NJ, 7Oo.
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TOR REMIT

For Rent! For Rent!
TWO Five Roomed Houses, Twentieth stttS.
THREE Large dwellings, Fifteenth street,
Law 0PRlcEj AND ROOFS.
Enquire Of II. FORBES,
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'ST0OKs FOR SALE.

90 Shares Wheeling 4 Belmont bridge Go.
10 Shares Exchange hank.
u Shares Ohio Valley bank.
GO Shares Wheeling Hinge Factory.
10 Shares Standard Insurance Co.
10 khatcs kim Grove Railroad.
Shares Top Mill,
1yH No. q Twelfth hIpCt.
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EOR sALE no CLOSE en- ESTATE.

The following Lots on Wheeling Island tOlong
70 tho estate OF the late VIM. Mccoy, ytG.
Lots No. 60, 81 and u on Broadway.
LOIS No. 81 aud 80 OH York street.
Lots No. %, 100 aud l0l on Virginia BtiCeG.
Lots No. l0i, l06, ITO aud III on Huron street
Lots No. IN, 100 and 18g on Wabash street.
Lot No. IA on Water street.
aus W. v. HO5E BRO. 1900 Markets.
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RiverviCw, No, 1905 Main klreet, VIII he rn,d
only too family without children. Rent payable
monthly In advance.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAI--THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1885.

was continued at some length. Being
asked to conf IN her statement
that the Duke Of Marlborough and
Lady Colin sat together like pair Of
lovers on a seat in tbs Psddington rail-
way station, witness simply sad she
was sure it was a seat on the platform.
Being ri feIred to her statement to the
man Ivant 0'Neill, that Lady Colin
passed every night It Leigh Court
with the Duke of Marlborough, wit
ness denied tbas she ever tod 0'Neill
any such thing. She simply told him
''she thoueht 60" Replying to
AMI inteuogatory by the Judge, wit.
ness said she believed the Duke
of Marlborough and Lady Colin
We're together nightly when their
bedrooms sadjoined st Leigh Court
during Easter season, 1882, but wiz
ness had no reason 10 believe that
they were together at other timer.
The Judge asked why che told the
man servant 0'Nsitl they were to-
gether at night while ct Leigh Court
during the Christmas h hdays OF
1882. Witness answer d.: THAT can
not be so." This contradiction caused
a sensation
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Theodore Thomas version.

ST. LOUIS, December Theodore
Thomas, as musical director and Presi-
dent of the National American Opera
Company, has decided TO 90 noWnto
New York the latter pert OF this week
to meet the Board of Directors of the
company, to which he will make an
official report OF the Nine. Fulsch.
Msdi trouble, and it is rumored
that If the Board of Directors do not
sustain his action he will resign. Mr..
Thomas is determined that he will
make strong stand against what he
calls the "tricks of the star" system.
He said last night: IF any institution
like the American Opera Company
depends on the cspricts of any one
man or woman, it is better to stop now
than to submit. / think have q
right to speak about proper organiza-
ton and discipline, for 1 only ask of
others that which l rigidly observe
myself. No one has ever known me
one minute late for rehearsal or per-
formance, or to take the least liberty
that l have not allowed to others
under my direction, l enforce the
same discipline upon and show the
same rights to one and all alike. An
institution like the American Opera
Company can only be carried on in
the two strong principles which l cor
slider the secret OF operate success,
love of art and respect for one an
other"
Mr.. Thomas was to have gone to
New York tomorrow to attend the
Philharmonic concerts, and the trou-
BILE with Nine. Fursch-Madi simply
hsstened his departure. He was in
telegraphic communication with the
board of directors late last night, who
urged him to go to New York inn
mediately and explain matters. He
therefore went this morning.. 1t ia
supposed that the board will sustain
his action, for those who were present
at the rehearsal at which the trouble
occurred, agree that Nine. Fur CHI
Msdi was entirely to blame, and that
the only course that Mr.. Thomas
could pursue under the circumstances
was to discipline her,
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THE AMERICAN OPERA
COMPANY HAVING A VERY HARD
TIME
On Account OF Nine. Fursch, Maids
BehaViOr-Mr. Thomas 10 Meet
the Directors in New York.

NRw York, December Mrs. Fran
els B. Tburber, OF this city, who 10 the
originator and cont Ii & spirit Of
the American Opera Company, was
called upon last evening" by re porter
and asked for inform ton in regard TO
the trouble in the company, which is
now in ST. Louis. She said: "rhe
only news l have had is from Nine.
Fursch- Madi, who sent me q dispatch
complaining that she hsd been in
suited by the. stage manager ard had
left the stage in consequence. The
rest Of the story, including what is
described as the arts g Suspension, ia
news to me. There is no truth in the
statement that the matter has been
brought to the attention OF the direct
orr, and that they have decided to
sustain the action OF Messrs. Thomas
and Hook in giving Nine. FursCh-
Maids roles to another artist. There
can have been no suspension, as that
is an act Of discipline that comes only
within the province Of the board.
Yes, suppose Mr.. Thomas has the
power to transfer a role from one
member OF the company to another,
but l have no doub. it will all be set
tied amieably in a few days. l expect
to receive all reports of it by
mail tomorrow morning, and az soon
as they come, provided that all
parties to the affair are fully heard
from, the directors will take it up.
Mr.. Hook is a hasty man, and Nine.
Fursch- Madi is q friend of NINE"
There was go much meaning in the
lady's pau3e before the last four words
and the slow emphasis with which
they were uttered that the reporter
could not help remarking: "Mr. Hook,
then, seems 10 have made mistake ?"
Mrs. Thurber smiled as she answered:
"Mme. Fnnch-Madi is very highly
thought Of by the directors. Sill, we
cannot forstell results until we have
the whole story. Mr.. Thomas is on
his way here, and we will be able to
hear from him on the subject. would
like to sum up the situation, as | SOB
it, in the statement that the board has
not yet met that nothing will be done
till it does meet; that Nine. Fursch-
Madi has not been suspended, and
that justice will be done in the case,
and that all parties to the trouble will
be heard"
"What will Nine. Fursch- Maids po-
sition be in the meantime?"
"She will not sing until the board
has arrived at its decision"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-02

The State Of Tenpesroo-Wm b. Bate, Gov
ernor.-po all who shall zee these PRESENTS
Greeting;
NAJ HEREAS, II has boon made known to
w me that some unknown party or par
ties charged with having. committed o foul
and atr0ci0ua murder on tho body Of John
Graham, on the Both day OF October, 1886, In
our county Of Shelby, fed from Justice and
now running Rt large;
Now, therefore, /, VIM. 3. Bate, Governor
as aforesaid, by virtue Of tho power and au-
thority in me vested, do hereby offer II re-
ward OF two hundred and atty dollars, 10
any person or persons who may apHtehend
the said unknown party or parties, and de-
liver him or Thorn TO tho Sheriff or Jailor Of
our county Of Shelby, in. order that Justice
In that behalf may DO had and executed
This reward is made payable, one half on
delivery 10 the Sheriff aud one half on con-
yictiOn.
In testimony whereof have hereunto sst
my hand, aud caused the Great seal Of tho
State TO bo affixed at Nashville, on 'he 18th
day Of November, 1885.
WIN. B. BATE
DE- the Governor,
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PROBATE COURT SALE
Oh
REAL ESTATE.

No. 2S9, RID. In the Probate Court OiSke
County, Tennessee--J. A, Andersen, "a
ministrator, etc, vs. X. d. Miller, gu
dian, etc, OF nj.
pY virtue Of a decree for resale In q
ID cause, / will sell at public auction,
tho highJat bidder, In front of the Copl
house door, on Main street. Memphis, Ten
nessee, on
Saturday, December N, 1885,
within legal hour, the following describe
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This November n, 1896
p. J 0UIGLEY, Cerk
By lhos. r Crenshaw, d. O..
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GAatOn,s Hotel.

W. Il. BINGHAM............MA
European plan. Enlarged and rsfurnished.
Prices according TO size and looa-
tion of rooms.
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Duny's European Hotel.

Corner of Adams and Main streets. Rooms,
SOC, 75o and 81 per day; American Plan.
O SF B PTf T''i ID SsS4s Sb Ps the
body Hotel, Proprietor.
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@. B. GALLOWAY d co. .PRoPRrEroRs
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made rates.
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Manhood 80 d 5 S::: . S %s,

dence, causing Premature Decay, Nervous
Debility, Lost Manhood, etc, having tried
In vain every known remedy, hsa discovered
a simple soli.oure, which he willseBd FREE
Of his follow sufferers, Address
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PriddY House,

formerly Commercial Hotel,)
Cor. Front and Jefferson Sts., Memphis, Tom
j. II. PADDY, Prop'r, of Richmond, Va,
Transient rates, 81 so to 81 per dav
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w. N. HALDEMAN.

President Of the Great LOUISVILLE COU.
RIER-JoURNAL CO., tells what
he knows Of
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j. w. VOEGELI 81 Cc
SMOKING FIREPLACE$.

LIVERY housOkeepSr knows some, . az
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DE- the Governor:
JoHN ALLIsON. Seeretnry Of State.
FREE PRESCRIP lions S2 81

OF HEALTH," for the
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Proclamation by the Governor.

By lhOs. 3 Crenshaw, d. @.
IRylOr " NarrOll. solicltors.
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The New GayOsO.
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CHAs. G. RoTH........Manager.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST. NlcHoLAs-FULLER & FOSTER PROPS.
Abe Meyer, Chicago; Howard De Moet,
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L. Franklin. Helena; G. F. Fleming, Glen
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cENrENN1AL-G. W. BEAL, PROPRIETOR.
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OF affairs will occur again. I don't happen
to be in favor with the ef1cefs Of the North.
ern Pacific Railroad Company. I don't
happen to be the confidential adviser and
counsel and attorney Of the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company, and it may
happen that il that concern In able to con.
troll the vote as it did before, when the bal.
lots are counted it will be found that they
are counted against me.
In the course of his mastery speech Mr..
Toole modestly referred to q few other
congressional enactments which largely
owed their existe zee to his personal efforts
Among them were q provision inserted in
the Indian appropriation bill securing a
commission to negotiate with the northern
Indians for q reduction of their reserva-
tion, or for the purchase OF the whole OF it;
the introduction of q bill authorizing the
construction of bridge across the Yellow.
stone river neal Miles City; a bill author
izing the construction OF a bridge across
the Missouri river near Fort Benton; a
bill appropriating $50, 900 to sink artesian
wells in Montana; q bill providing for Al
Increase in the judicial force of the Su-
premc Court OF Montana; a bill appropri-
ating $50, 900 to improve the navigation
of the upper Missouri river; a bill appro-
priating $25,OO to improve the Yellow
stone river, and a bill appropriating $780,
900 for the erection of Federal buildings at
Helena. MI. Toole was frequently inter-
rupted during the delivery OF his speech by
enthusiastic cheering, and at it's conclusion
ne received an ovation of greetings seldom
bestowed upon a public speaker. He made
a most favorable impression upon the vast
audience, and although Lewis and Clarke
is classed as the banner Republican county
in the Territory, it is now conceded that
Mr.. Toole will carry it by a sweeping ma.
ioritY.