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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-04
MIR. AND MRS. CLEVELAND.
THE LAST RECEPTION AT THE
WHITE HOUSE.
Messrs. whitney and Villas, of the
Cabinet, Entertain the President
and Mrs. Cleveland at Dinner.
CORRESPONDENTS OF THE APPEAL.

CORRESPONDENTS OF THE APPEAL.
WASHINGTON, June 30-The Presi-
dent may be q man OF destiny, but
when he took his fats into his own
hands long nough to marry wife he
showed concluslve'y that be was
able to manage domestic as well
as political affairs. When the Rspub-
lican grnmblers wanted TO make fu s
over the appropriation tor the White
House Conservatives and new furni-
ture, q loyal Democrat at once hasten-
ed to say that they would probably be
less in the future, "as we have a good
house keeper there now" Marshal
Wilson rays that many ludicrous
things occurred when be was making
the presentations at the last re-
ceptioD. One immense female passed
the President without even glance,
and fairly bounced upon Mrs. Cleve-
land, exclaimipg, "Oh, you darlingl"
Another rural sister paused immedi-
a'ely in front OF her and d'opped a
stiff little courtesy, reciting in high
sing song spesch which she had evil
IDENTIFY prepared for the occasion:
"May you be as happy as your station
is exalted" The truth is that
Mrs. Cleveland has 30 com.
pletely taken all hearts by storm that
/ we shall probably 8 non have a
transformation scene in which all Re-
publicans have changed TO Democrats.
Especially may this be looked for in
the case Of of the Rev. Byron Sunder-
land, who could not sufficiently abuse
aud villify the Democratic pariy dur
ing the last campaign. The Presi-
dents course toward him reminds me
OF the etory of the unhappy wife who
went to her pastor for advice as to her
course toward her wicked husband
"Well," said the minister, "bs kind,
and heap Goals of fire ON his head"
"Ihave tried b'ilin' water" was the
placid reply. "but it didn't do a
yeatbly bit er good"
Both the Postmaster General and
Secretary Whitney entertained the
President end wife at dinner last week.
Such oriental luxury and opulent dis
play as the Whitneys indulge in have
not been seen here for come years.
Sons wonder and many envy, but
nobody ever tries 10 initiate. Their
last dinner party was sort of
naval affair, and the officers in
vited appeared in full uniform. Mrs.
Oleveland's gown was of Chanlilly
lace, embroidered vita jet aud decollete.
She wore a diamond necklace. Her
school friend, Miss Gregg, of Buffalo,
who has been visiting at the White
House for some days, wore a white
silk, with long square train. She is a
pretty girl with dark eyes, quite
petite and exceedingly bright.
Washington continues to be in a
quiet way very delightful, socially.
The weather has been 30 exception
ally cool that the summer hegira has
scarcely commenced, and, of course,
we could never be lonely or dull or
uublesssd, go long as congressional
efulgence remains. Pic.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
Or -
R E AL .ESTAT H.

No. 2S65. r. D---Cha' cory Court OF Shelby
County. 10. W. Harbort, administrator,
vs.. l.. s. Bond OF al.
TN pursuance Of tho terms Of decree In
i the above stated cause, will, as Special
Commissioner, proceed 10 sell, at public
auction, TO tho highest bidder, at the south
west corner Of Main and Madison streets, In
Memphis, Tenn, on
Tuesday, 18th day Of July, 1886,
tho following described rpal estate, In Shelby
county, namely; Lots Nos, 4 and q OF tho
uarbert subdivision, as made In the case Of
John Harbert W. h. A. Hicks OF al, lately
pending In tho Second Chancery Court Of
Shelby County, TO which reference Is made,
Lot No, 4 Of said subdivision, fronting 81
feet on south side Of Jackson street By $50
Lot No. "a Of said subdivision, fronting 81
feet on north side Of Alston avenue by $50
feet deep TO an alley.
Said property viii be sold on the following
terms, namely; 0ne-hal Of the purchase
money TO be paid IN cash and tho balance on
credit Of six months from the date Of sale,
tho purchaser TO execute notes with approved
personal security for the deferred payments,
Rad lien 70 DO retained on tho property sold
as a further, security, tho notes TO draw In
terost from date. -
reserve the right Of making one bid ON
each lot sold.
Sale to begin at Il o'clock noon.
O. W. HARBERT,
Special Commissioner.
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The New CIucinnati BrIdxe.

CINCINNATI, o., July 3-TEe Gov.
ington and Cincinnati Elevated Rail.
way and Transfer Bridge Company
has let the contract for the masonry Of
their bridge across the Ohio river al
this point to Mason, Hoge Il Co, Of
Frankfort, KY, and d. Shannahsn, Of
Louisville, KY, to be completed Feb
rusry l, 1887. The whole bridge,
which will be one Of the best in the
country, is to be finished within q
year. 1t will have elevated approa ,hes
in Covington and in Cincinnati. 1t is
not yet determined into what depot il
will lead in Cincinnati, but it is
thought, as Eugene Zimmerman ia
president OF the company, it will be
under the control Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio management.
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More Money Tor Ireland

Boston, MASS, July 3.-The Parlia-
mentary Fund Executive Committee,
in addition to the $l5, 900 already sent,
will forward $4,000 to TIE Rev. DR..
O'Reilly, the American national treas
urer, for immediate transmission to
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the AmendIe Poison Caae.

JERSEY CRY, N. j., July 3.-since
the fatal blunder OF Chemist q. Amen
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CEANCERY SALE
Oh
REAL ESTATE.


No. 5OI6, X, D.-Chanoery Court Of Shelby
edRnty, State OF Tennessee va L,
COBB ct al.
10y virtue OF intsrlocutory decroes for sale,
ID entered in The, above cause on, the 18th
day OF June and 9th day Of November, 1885,
M; d. 4S, p, $50, and Nj, D; 90, page II, will
sell at public auction, to the highest bidder.
In front Of tho Clerk and Masters otioo,
courthouse oil Shelby county, Memphis, Ten =
'''' Saturday, July ~, 1885,
within legal hours, the following described
property. situated In Shelby county, Ten
Lot 8, block so. fronting 5O1l7O feet, south
Eide of Georgia street,
Part lot 1, block Al, beginning on south
aide Of Vance street so feet east OF the corner
OF st. Martin streets thence east with Vance
street 70 feet thence south 90 feet; thono0
west. 70 feet; thence north 60 feet to the be-
Lot 10, block O., beginning on the west
side Of fernando street at northeast corner
Of said lot; thence Westwardly with the line
Of j. NJ, Wilson's lot 1855 feet TO the east line
OF b. Mosby's lot; thence south with said
limo q foeti thence eastwardly with Henry
Nolan's limo TO fernando street; thepoo
north with said street a feet to the Begin
Terms Of Sale-On a credit Of six months,
note bearing interest, with security, re-
quired lien retained; redemption barred.
This June IS, 1885.
s. |. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
Ry ii. II, Walsh, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Y. III. a O. W. Hoiskell, solicitors.
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sent 70 an Insane Asylum.

BUFFALO, N. Y, July 3.-The Hon.
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bly, from the Second District OF Erie
county, has been sent to an insane
asylum. The death of his wife two
years ago and the conduct OF his son,
who is delaultng mail carrier, caused
him to lose bis reason.
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Notice to Contractors.

ST.. LOUIS, ARKANsAs AND TEXAS RAILWAY,
OFFICE OF THK CHIHT ES0ISEER,
TRxARKANA, Tex, Juno 10, 1885.
CEALED proposals addressed TO the Chief
= Engineer OF tho 81: Louis, Arkansas and
Texas railway, No. 4Ol Market street, 81.
Louis, Mo-, will be received until IL o'clock
noon Of the 9TH Of July, 1885, for tho CON
struction of RQundhouso and Machine
Shops at Pine Bluff, Ark, Proposals 70 have
tho envelope iudorsod, "Psoposals for
Roundhouge and Machine Shops at Pine
Bluff" Tho following Is m approximate
statement OF quantities:
4,lC0 Gu. yards OF Excavation.
10000 II. b, M. Lumber,
100000 Briok.l
COO Squares Of Gravel Roofing.
Plans and specifications can be seen ct Ife
general ONO OF the Company, corner Of
Fourth and Market streets, st. Louis, Mo-,
ut the ONCE OF p, II, Houlahan, Master o.
Transportation, Pine Bluff, Ark, and at this
office.
The Company reserves the right to rsjeet
RI. VAN SAINT, Chief Engineer.
w. r ORUyPT0N. Gen. SUIT.
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THE GOLDEN BRIDGE.

Lot him listen. who would know,
Concerning the wisdom Of King Tee
Poh.
Fair is Pekin, with round it rolled
Wave on wave Of it's river of gOld
They bird its walks with their ninefold
Irvine,
And the bridges that cross them are ninety
and nine;
And so soon as the wind of morning blows,
And the gray in the East takes o feck oil
r0te,
Upon each bridge gins the shuttle and beat
0fhundTeds of hoofs and thousands of 70 ( /;
And all day long there is dust and din,
And the coo1ie elbows the andarin,
And gibe is given, and oath and blow
Twas thus in the time of King Tee Poh.
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DIsTRESsING ERUPTION

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PSORIASIS, OR sCALY SKIN.

=. I, John J. Case, DDS, having .practiced
dentistry in this county for thirly-aye years,
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MONTHLY SICKNESS.

It's PROJECTORS claim for Il no other medical
mssicine does positiyeiy posscss ,uch con.
controllin and regulating powers is simply
to discredit the voluntary testimony ofthou.
sands of living witnesses who arc to-day
axulting In the restoration TO sound health
and happiness.
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PSORIASIS
And All Itching and Scaly Skin and
Scalp Diseases Cared by CutIcura.

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And gibe is given, and oath and blow
Twas thus in the time of King Tee Poh.
III.
II grieved the King that It should be so /;
Then out of his wisdom spoke King Tee
Poo:
''Build me hundredth bridge, the best,
Higher and wider than all the rest,
With posts Of teak, and cedarn rails
And planks of sandal, with silver nails;
Gid it and paint II vermiliou. red,
And over IL place the dragons head;
And DO it'proclaimed to high and low,A
That over this fortunate arch shall go
Passenger none that doth not throw
Golden toll TO the river below.
And when the piece of gold is cast
Thrice let the trumpets sound blast,
And the mandarin writes with respectful
look
The passenger,s name in a silken book,
So that l, the King, may have In hand
The list Of the weRlthiest OF my land"
Straighlway the bridge vas builded so
AS had spoken the wisdom Of King Tee
Poh.
And every day, from dawn till dark,
They who watched the fortunate arch could
marx,
Like a cloud of midges that glow and CLEAN.
The gold toll cast to the hurrying stream;
And all day the trumpet sounded loud,
And the mandarin Of the guard kowtowed,
As he wrote the name, with respectful look,
Of the passenger high in his silken book;
And all the while grew the renown
OF the fortunate arch in Pekin town,
Till OF the wealthiest II was told,
HE spends his day on the bridge Of gold"
VII.
And when a month and day we're spent,
The King Tee Poh for his treasurer sent.
go to the BRIDGE" said he, land look
Attic list Of names in the silken book,
And Of all that are written, small and great,
C0nhsoate TO me the estate;
AS the sage Coniucius we'll doth show,
wealthy fool is the states worst foe"
VIII.
And the treasurer whispered, bending
low,
GREATS the wisdom of King Tee Poh. :"
t-Geo. T. Ldni0Gn, in Century.
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VII
Will.

And the treasurer whispered, bending
low,
Great is the wisdom of King Tee Poh. /"
k-Geo. 4. Ldni0GR, in Century.
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BRADFIELD's
FEMALE REGULATOR

is strictly o vegetable compound, and 10 the
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treatment and cure Of female complaints.
THE REGULATOR 10 the 9RANDEST
REMEDY known, and richly deserves is
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-18
VERY ANXIOUS PRINTERS.
The Savannah and Western Short
Lines Matter Settled.

The Savannah and Western Short
Lines Matter Settled.
The statement telegraphed from Phila.
delphia 10 the MORNING NEWS that a bill
bad been filed in the courts there by
William +. Murphy's Sons, bond printers,
asking for a receiver for the Savannah,
Dublin and Western Short Line railway.
caused some stir here Yesterday among
the hackers of the road and those who
have subscribed largely to stock in the
company.
Treasurer johnson was asked about
the matter and replied that the dispatch
which he read in the MORNING News
was the first intimation he mad OF an APP
plication being made for a receiver. The
company owes Murpby's Sons something
over 81 800, he said, for printing its bonds,
but the Construction Company proposes
to assume all liabilities. and payment
has been delayed until the company can
get everything in shape. alt will not
affect us in any way" MIR. johnson said.
Later In the day President Linderman
telegraphed from Philadelphia that the
case has been settled and the application
tor receiver has been withdrawn.
Gen. Van Fassen, Manager of the Con-
struction Company, Is in New York and
writes that he and Fice-President Sim
mons, who IS also the company's con-
tracing agent, will be here Jan. / and
will commence work at once.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-18
A Successful Railroad Man.

Col. j. T. Foreacre, whose death in
Newark, o., on Thursday was announced
in the MORNING NEWS yesterday, was
widely known as one Of the most success
full railroad men in the South. Nearly
his entire life was spent IN railroad work,
and the success with which he directed
everything under his charge was the re.
suit of knowledge acquired as he worked
his way through one position after
another IRON that OF section boss to gem
eral manager. He began his
career in Georgia on the stage
line between Montgomery aud
Atlanta, and afterwards became
a section boss on the Central railroad.
This he filled with credit to himself and
with such satisfaction to the company
that he was appointed conductor in q
short time. This appointment was
quickly followed by an order from the
Manager promoting the Colonel to the
Atlanta agency. While serving in this
capacity he manifested the managerial
qualification which subsequently,
made him sought after by
many roads. About four years ago
he became Manager of the Western
division of the Baltimore and Ohio RAIL
road, and went to Newark, ONO. For a
time Col. Foreacre was General Manager
OF the Airline railway, which has since
been absorbed by the Richmond and Dan
vile system.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-18
SOCIETY ELECTIONS.
Masonic, Royal Arcanum and Home
Circle Officers.

Masonic, Royal Arcanum and Home
Circle Officers.
The annual commune alton of Landrum
Lodge No. As, f. A. NJ, was held at Mo
sonic Temple last night, and the follow
ing officers were elected to serve during
the ensuing Masonic year:
W. MI. d. Bloo1worth.
5. VA. NJ. MacDonell.
j. VS.. =. Goodwin.
Treasurer-C. fl. Carson.
Secretary-H. Z. Wilson.
S. D.-J. W. Pead.
J.D.-J. W. Englerth.
S. ST. B. Chisholm.
J. S.-A. McAlIster.
TyIer-D. L. Jackson.
Junior Grand Warden J. p. Estlll pre-
sided at the election and installed the
officers. Brother w. 5. Rockwell, w. NJ.
of Ancient Landmark Lodge, acted as
Grand Marshal. After the meeting the
members of the lodge and visiting breth-
rem partOoK of collation..
Pulaski Council No. 1853, Royal Area
mum, elected the following officers:
RI. II. Cavanaugh.
V. R.-R. G. Gaillard.
o.. VI. Solomon.
Secretary--C. $. Connerat.
COlleCtor-W. A. w alker.
Treasurer-W. E. Guerard.
Chaplain-D. Christian,
CIV. Deb. Hops.
VA. G. Harmon.
Sd. IL. Fox.
Jasper Council No. 10, Home Circle,
elected the following officers;
Id. II. Cavannaugb.
V. III. X. Germany.
j. Wv. II. Coleman.
p. L.-W. e. Guerard.
Secretary e. :. Connerat.
FiDancer--W. A. Walker.
Treasurer--W L. Guerard.
GA. &. Harmon.
W.--B. II. Richardson.
Sd. II. Fox.
Al a meeting of MYRTLE Lodge No. 6, K.
OF r., the following officers were elected
for the ensuing term:
G. &C. Hummel.
V. C.-Otto Vogei.
p. McP. Farr.
NJ. Of F.-Waring Russell, Jr.
NJ. OF E.-Frederick Ensield
X. of X. and S.--N airing Russell, Jr,
NJ. Of Al. Naylor, Jr.
Trustees. G.. Lee.
Representatives to Grand LODGE. J.
Grady aud j. O'keeie.
Organist-Prof. Crantz.