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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-25
JUICE MCDOWELL
Declines "a stand for Reelection
and Endorses Judge Elicit.

There is now very little doubt Of the
nomination Of Judge II. I, Elicit for
the CHARACTERISTIC, Judge Mcdowell,
whom many supposed might be a
candidate for reelection, having not
only declined to enter the contest, but
Joined in the call upon Judge Elicit,
whom he assures OF his cordial sup
port. The following, which explains
the situation, was handed the APPEAL
last night
Many OF my political and personal
friends having asked me whether ]
would be a candidate for reelection 10
the responsible position OF Chancellor,
in which have served the public for
nearly eight years, regard il rs due
TO them and to the public to say that,
for many reasons, ! am not a candi-
date
ain declining to enter into II con.
test for judicial position and in re
Stunning my position at the bar, ! shall
regard myself as entitled to resume
the lawyers interest in the Chancel-
lorship.
"The name of the Hon. II, 7. Elicit
has been suggested in this connection.
he will consent TO be q candidate he
will have my earnest and hearty sup
port, both from the standpoint of a
citizen and lawyer. Judge ELECTS
long experience, great learning, and
high character, hope justify this de
claratiOn, when the Chancell orship IL
involved, although it is spoken by one
who occupies the bench,
Nv. W. MoD0W ELL"
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Trading q. wives.

TAYLOR, GA, March %. A queer
story of domestic life has just been
unraveled here by the action OF vigil
lantes. There has been living near
here two families, one Mrs. Nina
Hutto, and the other Mrs. Julia Hut
20, both the wives of the same man.
Several nights ago Il party Of masked
men visited the houses of both women,
dragged them from their beds and
soundly logged them with hickory
switches They were then or
dored to leave within week
The husband, VIM. Hutto, ran
for the swamps when he heard
the men approach. His reputation
for trading in wives is widely known.
He sold his first wife for II eddie and II
pen of shucks. lie married second,
got a barrel of syrup for 50 doing, and
She died on his hands before he could
dispose of her. Ills third wife he sold
for half bushcl of peas. His fourth
wife was somewhat Of u termagant,
whom he found il impossible 10 sell,
although he offered her ON trial 81
he abandoned her The two women
concerned in the present difficulty are
his fifth and sixth wives, respectively
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SRyannahYs DeIrOtt.
SOCIETY.
ReceptIop 20 Vi.llInE peIIes.

A complimentary reception was
given at the GayOso last night in
honor of Miss Tllie Fuld, the match
less song bird of st. Louis, and Miss
Hester Hanauer of Cincinnati, a
stylish and handsome blonde who is
here on visit TO her uncle, Mr.
Lewis Hanauer.
The following is list OF the ladies
present, and the costumes they wore :.
Miss Leah Frank, white silk, natural
flowers.
Miss Title Fuld, pink nuns yelling.
Miss Hester Hanauer, white swiss,
natural flowers.
Miss Bertha Gronauerof Minneapo-
lis, white embroidered India null.
Miss Lille Seessel, white cashmere,
white passamenterie, pearl ornaments.
Miss Polite. Rosenthal, pearl cash
mere.
Miss Frances Putzel, pink cashmere,
with flowers embroidered by hand.
Miss Celia Lowenstein, white sllk,
lace and bead trimming, natural flow
ere.
Miss Mary Gabay, white India
null,
Miss Eva Gabay, white India null
Miss Leonoa Block of Chattanooga,
block velvet.
Miss Theresa Frank, white crepe de
chenc, point lace
Miss Brightie HeXter, orange net,
garnet and gold flowers.
Mise Re6ecoa Lowenstein, white
satin, white lace.
Mrs, Celia Geisman, white nuns
veiling, oriental lace.
Miss Bella Losb, mushroom silk,
chenille trimming.
Miss Frances sllerF, pink silk
Miss S lie Peres, black thread lace
Miss Carrie Levy, pink satin.
Miss Bena LOwens,eip, white silk
and white lace.
Miss Sarah Halle, embroiderg d white
India null.
Miss Mollie Harris, embroidered
white null, black velvet trimming.
Miss Flora Meyers, black lace.
The gentlemen present were
Messrs. Hardwig Peres, Dave Davis
Ralph Davis, !. Danheiser, Lee Ven
! ulg, lDli .. Ilbut, I III ~ name
Phil NJ. Halle, |. Samelson
Gus Harris, l, Katz snberger, II. E
Schloss, George Scbloss, Ike Nook
Sam Nook, S. Block. Henry Loeb
Simon Moses Of Louisville, L. Herzog
A. Lowenstsin, julius Loeb di Column
bus, Misc, Leo KremeI, NJ kremer
The committees were as follows:
ReceptiOn.-Phil S. Halle, Samue
Nook, /. Samelson, Il. Loeb.
Floor. Harry b. Schlos., Phil A.
Halle, l. Kalzenb srger.
Arnolds band furnished most excel
lent music and the limited number o
invitations issued made the occasion
peculiarly enjoyable. Atmldnight al
elaborate supper was served, al whlct
scores of oa't5were offered and drunl
TO the visiting bellies, II was alto
gether one OF the most brilliant event
OF the season and source of eTtrem
pleasure to all who participated.
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THREE FIRES.
DANGEROUS BlRae on Calhoun
AtFeet-OtheF Sparks.

Ain o'clock last night light Was
seen 10 the northeast OF the city and
the engines turned out, but stopped at
the city limits, the fire being some
distance farther out.
About ! o'clock yesterday a small
frame building at 1857 Calhoun street,
lust west OF fernando, caught fire
from some unknown cause and there
was 80 much delay in turning In an
alarm that it was very nearly con-
sumed before the engines arrived.
The wind blew fieTcely and the sparkle
and glowing cinders flew in every d.
rection, setting fire to the adjoining
tenements, both belonging to B. Rich
mond, 1863 and 1856, and TO 81 and 1913,
the property OF Steve Marksman, oc-
cupied by Colored people. Mr.. L. l..
Pullen's house was also in great dan
ger. The house 2i9 Desoto street, 200
yards away, caught fire and was slight
ly damaged.
Earlier in the day IAN alarm was
turned in from box 4, caused by the
burning OF the roof OF 40 Market
street, igaited by spark from The
chimney. The damage was about $40
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Peculiar Law suits.

BLOOMINGTON, LII, March "a
Three pecul ar suite were begun here
today. Four weeks ago Benjamin
Sholty OF Coral, while insane, shot and
killed his brothers wife, Mrs. Levy
Sholty; shot and seriously wounded
Miss Sholty, his niece, and burned
LEWIS barn and contents, per
ishing in the confi'grstion. To-
day three suits for damages we've
brought agsins, the estate OF the de-
ceased mailman, Levy Sholty bringing
suit for the LOSS OF his wife and q suit
for $1,000 damages Oh his barn and con-
tents. Miss Sbolty sues for damages
inflicted upon her by her uncle. The
suits aggI gate $4,000.
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ADVICE 70 Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
should always be used when children
are cutting teeth. II relieves the little
sufferer at once; it produces natural,
quiet sleep by relieving the child
from pain, and the little cherub
awakes as hbright as a button" 1t is
very pleasant to taste. II soothes
the child, soitens the gums, allays all
pain, relieves wind, regulates the
bowels, and is the best known remedy
for diarrhea, whether arising from
teething OF other causes, Twenty-Five
a bottle.
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BATEsvlLLE PdnOlidn The cor.
porations may succeed further 10 re-
duce the worling-people to state of
vassalage, but the end will come
neverthelcss-and they will be torn
TO pieces and ruined before many
decades. Working-people will endure
long and suffer much, but when they
are finally driven TO desperation by
starvation and want, woe TO those who
have caused il.
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the Chesnpeake aud Nashville.

President u mmerman has returned
to Gallatin from Glasgow, and reports
CAPT Harvey Sawyer and corps max
ing fair htadway on their lines in
Kentucky. The min line will Iuu
from Glasgow to the Kentucky Cen.
ual and Short Line, and from Glasgow
to the Oh 'sapeake and Ohio and
Southwestern. II will be built con-
Meeting at Cecilia with the Short
Line; will be about thirty miles long;
will give Louisville connection with
the Chesapeake and Nashville, and
will make the distance from Nashville
I, Louisville by the Chesape AXE aud
Nashville some eighteen miles shorter
than by the Louisville aud Nashville.
President zimmerman leaves for
Nashville tonight.
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Railroad Bonds.

The continued extremely low rates
which money commands, when secured
by first-class collaterals, is having a
wonderful effect upou the railroad
bond market. Whit were considered
AL investment IA lIoad bonds a few
years ago have been almost en-
tirely absorbed by permanent in
vesiora, and when ct ay bond ( this
class finds its wfy 10 Hall street, it
readily commando an almost fabulous
premium. The na'uIal result is to
bring forward the more recent issues,
the better elias, es of which are now
greatly in favor among would.b be-
inventors. The general public has no
idea OF the great number Of railroad
bonds dealt in during the past month
at the Stock Exchange, the amount of
sales and the advances made in quo
tations.
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AthIetic CIob

The entertainment at the Amateur
Athletic Association tonight will be-
9 n promptly NJ $50 o'clock. Mem.
bers and friends are particularly re
uuested to be present before that
hour, as the doors will be kept closed
during the rendition of each number
OF the nrogTamme.
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saal spectacle Of two left handed bat
teries pltted sgalnst each other.
McElrOy has been released and
KarOuff. ate Of the Athletics, teie-
eraphed for He ia said TO have 3
good record az a ri cher and much is
expected OF him
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EIoped with Her Pnnlor

MnroN, W. Va, March 22-Gireat
excitement prevails in town to-day,
especially in religious circles, by the
discovery that the Rev. n 4. Ramsey
OF this place had eloped last night with
his cousin, Miss Rosa ;. Hanley. The
affair is rendered more shocking by
the fact that the reverend gentleman,
who stood most high in the estima-
ton Of his congregation, leaves
am excellent wife and three small
children. Miss Rosa Hanley was u
social belle here, eighteen years Of
ake, and very beautiful She was re-
ghrded az an especial friend of her
paramour's wife Mr.. Ramsey was a
Presbyterian, and has cxpounded the
gospel here for ten years, and the fall
bf The heavens could not have created
n greater shock than this insane ac-
ton of his. Mrs Ramsey, it is
thought, will die from the blow. The
{ family of the young lady vow sum
mary vengeance on her seducer. The
whereabouts of the guilty pair is un'
known, but it is believed they have
gone over the Chesapeake and Ohio
10 Cincinnati.
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SOUTHERN RAILROADS.
CHANGE 0FGAUGEOP IRNAS
AND ST. LOUIS.
The Railroad Bond Market hesa.
peake and NashIille-Fast Ten
nCSsee Ofiirials-NUtes.
lsPKcIlL 70 rHr ,rrrAL.l

PISE BLUFF ARK, March 24.-W.
r. Compton, general superintendent,
and II. q. Allis, comptroller of the
Texas and St. Louis railway, accom-.
panied by an expert engineer, repre-.
senting the bondholders Of the road,
arrived here this sflernoon. The
gauge Of the road wi be brosdened at
once and new rails laid, and the en-
gineer will report cost through.
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The following was handed the Ar
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Personal.

ATUSIC-For ball or party music call on
M ALEX TOD ., "A Vance sire I.
OIsTERNS-Buil and repaired and war
" ranted. Inventor OF the Sanitary Port
land Cement Pump. Contractor and brick
layer. Telephone 8S8. Tu05. CllBBINS.
M B. IRRELEVANT, ATTORNEY AT
wi. LAW, " arine and Commercial Notary
Commissioner, at the old office, No. 3 Madi-
sou street. COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY.
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Notice to Railroad Contractors.

1NHE undersigned is prepared TO furnish to
L contractors on Railroad Work DAY LA
B0RERS in any Numbers wanted: ADDRESS
GEORGE MACCARONEl.
Lexington Miss.
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FOR SALE or EXCHANGE.

IlOR MEMPHIS PR0PERTY-A. planta-
from the county Peat, and directly on the
line OF the contemplated railroad from
YasoO City to Memphis, containing 1000
acres Of "black cane" land, 25 acres of
which are cleared. 1t Is all bottom, and as
overflow from the Mississippi and ITALIA
hatchie rivers, and not subject to. levee tax.
There are tenant houses tdoub e), GIN
house, stables, etc. Will be sold on fair
terms, or exchs nged COR desirably-located
Memphis property. Address
JIM. WRIGHT, MD, Batesyille. Miss.
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CHE score.

Earned runs-Nashy lie, 0; Memphis, 0.
Struck out-By Smith. 4; by 0'Leary, 6.
Three base hits--0' Brien, l. Umpire-bren-
nan.
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Baseball Notes.
Yesterday was presented the uni
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STRAYRD OK SIOLEN.
FOE SALE OK RENT.

CTORR HOUSE. ETC.-At Shelby Station,
- Miss, store house. saloon, staples and
HOTEL READY HURNIsHRD. FOR further par
ticulars apply to J. II. STAFFORD,
COncOrdla, Miss.
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TSRNNESsEg STATE CEkrlFIOATEs-
"a esiyahls sov Gnv and all dues 10 the
gknte, QVERT0N h 9R0SVENQR.
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The following ia the Eating order
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INEXPERIENCED AGENTS And CORE
II spondents for new business. Positions
permanent. Salary or commission Write
f,-1ov Ad1rpsg
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ZINE PAVING HOTEL BQsIGEsS-s ST.
South. Does G business of over $1,000 per
month. Bar oan be added 10 the business,
'If desired. kOr terms, address
J. & Nj Roy I0q Meridiap. Miss.
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FOR RENT.

CT. JAMES HoUSK--Cor. Second and Ad-
= ANS sits, Room and board s. per week;
day board, 80 50.
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FOR SAFE.

HORSE, roekawsy and harness. The
Ii horse Is young, sound and gentle, the
rOekaway IL Of Owen Lilly's make, and has
been used but very little. John Lilly, 3A
RroLt street.
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CITUATI0N-Bya young man az salesman
> or accountant. Book keeper of years
experience in general mdse. business, year
wholesale boot and shoe business. Reference
riven, Address j. S., Appeal Office.
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A TNEWPORT NEWS, VA.-l0OO lots, SEQ
n feet water fire. :, &c feet deep. For full
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Il Lexington street, Baltimore, Md,
OK HEAD MULES AND HORSES For
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1.-TWO largo unfurnished rooms, with or
l. without board, at 81 Madison street. cor
ner Third.
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AN HONEST YOUNG MAN--FOr 8 per,
II manent position, with an old established
frm, as their representive, in his own state.
Salary to begin, $40 per month. References
sx4cted. AM. MANUEAcTURING HOUSE,
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T7HE OLD REN ISLAND In sight Of
i Memphis; 1900 sores, Of which about 800
cleared and very rich land. A bargain can
be secured by application TO
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II hoIse-one well known to the citizens
Of Memphis, Apply st the livery stable OF
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.IOTTAaE-Of three rooms at the termi-
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CALESMEN-ln every state in the \ ion
= TO represent a PAINT MANUFACTURE.
ING ESTABLISHMENT having several
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ing. Can be handled alone or in connecticn
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aO0Ms AND BOARD.

DoOMS AND BOARD-Furnished rooms,
~ with or without board, at 50 Monroe st.
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X NICE Rooms, furnished or unfurnished,
- with or without board, at lS1 Madison st.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

>-rrD situatlou by young man csii'ioie
N ,htinE himself generally useful IN ;say Jus
~ - tonsa or once. Caa give btst OF ,si -
Addrc.S B. EaElc Olllce.