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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-12
STEAMBOATS, an1 RAILROADS.

A TROY BOATS-CITIZENY LINE-Fof
Troy sara,ess Lake George and the North y 20 70
s dsn9 ~ seans cq e oS Tso9
and stRHTooA daiy sssept s,suTdas loot Of chrs
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Tsnsny Closter spsrk and 'ack 90 80 30 30 and
?. 100 midnight sunday 80. H. 400 ana
For ssnuss spring VALLEY Mon.sy ard ranman. SO,
$780, $50 = ILL., 400. oSO 500 IA sundays $40 500
Erie RAILWAY, now known az the NEW.
~ YORK, LAKE, ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD,
same hour ocal tram, leave 25d' station afeeD @nutos
FIprs: sss.. Ia:
sSaao sisepins S.ehss HSTSsIi.Ti. % csSasas
pay "GssasG is ~. ~ Lps: s Lsi,.d EtP-,,a
Eo..tra ch a ie s., n.s A,,iy,. s..evis
p. N .nd 81 lonls IS Lhs .rcoaa aora.rs.
Roc6esisi 20 q m Baaaio 700 ~ Suspension ar,ass
1892 N he mos popular night Train between rors
:. n~Dsiy cslcaso Ergrs.. Pullman and Day sleeping
Cosche, Binghsnson. kmra Buffalo S4<arA Cln'
cPnan aad Gs'easo .4s "a, 100 "a s,o ,ooo
sm 90 roos. IS 500. SO SO. 10 so. $50 SO.
$40 80 10 goa ~. lt5 ls ESQ., 5>5. eO0 10 30
Psersoo, .. s45, 20 80 $50 io2c 1900 eoqn.
$50, 10 90 a m. LAS. AS $50 7sl5 500 1880 > M.
Nexsrs ana Paterson. via newark ESQ 500 $50 1000
son o nd zoe S sSS y 90 Srirst wSdS..., as3
and SUNDAY nights Ouiy. sundays ssISA m 800 $50.
sGrerp a. s:tN $50, $50 lo2oa m Ita 800 $50 500
$50 q 10 Is 745. s.so 1890 and 1900 nidnigh.
sundays 5s45 As. 80 1920 NJ isS. 40. $50. 500
1890 m and 1900 midnight
warwick 4s5. 800. 1920 NJ $50 p M sundays 7A'
Nonticelo and white Lake 800 a. m- $3.50 m sundaya
s30A IN.
NewburE Cornwall 100 900 m. 800 40, $780, 500
and % p y sundays vs. 10 o. 20 30 aao
p. H. sundays. > 30 ~ Scranton. Ouanore 800 a N.
sundays excepted.
Gosh n As 545 $50 900 1920 NJ 30 $50 40 100,
40 9oo IN. suOdsvs 545 7,t5. $50 iO2o a a. $50.
Aidsesowns IS s45 100. 200 1920 NJ, $50 40 100,
f.45 IN. SUI lays. 6@5. 1'45 go io2Os. H. 80.
100 600 The 800 a III ral stoOs al MsnFt
AS 75o. 600 1920 n, 800 40 100.
745 500 500 p sundsTs 7s-5 $50. 1920 q 500.
$50 700 800 p. m,
Beats est 23ds e.. n. y 545 m TO Gas pnev-ry
fffeen minutes 6;45 p 10 lO45 D. m every hirt,
unufes and lu45 .. 10 5.45 N every sundaya
745 a N. TO as m every Dir;y mr"tes. 1913 p
745 m. every hour
Tickets passage and apartments Drawing and
sleepinr Coaches obtained orders
ing OF baggage he eft At The Companys
SOl, III. So7 Broadway. 1877 MestsL. Y,
33 and 81 Fulton ST.. Brooklyn. AZ the C-rpanys
Frpress trains from he West New YORK At TO-
1880 g:55 a N. and sass p N.
JOHN n. AsSoTT Genr Pss4r Agent New YORK
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EALL RIVER LINE.-For BOSTON. Newporr,
DONDOUr, KINGSTON AND CATS

RONDOUr. KINGSTON AND CATS
~ KILL MOUNTAINS landing a, cranstons w est
and Esopus connecting with Ulster and Delaware stony
Glove and CatskilI Mountain and haatsrssn hsilroads
Steamers CITY OF KINGSTON and JAMES W. BALD
WIN leave every day p. m, pier foot OF ar
risOn-st, except Satnrdays when CITY OF hINo5ION
leaves az m. making ali landngA
Viii sunday nights IL OciocA, on arrival OF
special mountains arriving at New ork
Monday, y a IL
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

I ! NEW. YORK NEW HAVEN and HARTFORD P r.
Trans Harlem River Station corner 1921 a. and
Lincoln ave, near Third Avenue brdgs scio,s hsTlen
River reached " Third Avenue Elevated Railroad daily
except Sundays 645 $50. TO- 10. Ii 65 a. m 10 500,
Poinp. Hunt Point West Farms Van Nest Vest chester
relhsm Bay. Barlow (Cy ls2n d.
pelham Manor and New 10. heie. connecting 1t New
Rocuele for al points the NAN lne % tho
New YORK and Hartford Railroad. Shore Line
and All Line Divisions New-Cans-n. Mddetown, New
Britain Sued Boston and all points east
Midnight New Rochelle and all intermediate sta
tious a. u 10 a. m. daily. except Mondays.
Cor Rochelle and All intermediate ss
at ~ OF and 80 the latter tram connect
IN 4 Rochelle with way trans " STANFORD
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LONG BRANCH.

CLOSE OF THE BEST SEASON FOR MANY
YEARS.
FROM TRE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE J
LoEG BRANCH, Sept. 1.-The season is
about ended although severA OF hotels viii remain
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DAY LINE
ID TO OLD POINT COMFORT. Norfolk, Va. and South
Leave VIA Penn K r 80 D. m. PsrlOr 70 Baltimore
thence Palace steamers, arriving at Old Point ; Is
norfolk y a u III. V. TOMPKINS Genl Pass. Agent
3i9 " Y
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

and after Sept ., 1856 trains viii leave West 42dst
All trains leave from new downtown station foot Of Jay At,
North RIVER ~ minutes earlier than nom loot OF vest
Detroit Chicago. $3.50 m, GOO. g: Op NJ sleepers
81 Iouis, 800 $40 p m. sleepers through. -
buffalo, Rochester Suspension Bridge Niagara tals 81
fs3O a. H. $780, 1910 p u soepers ana drawing tOoH
Utica and syracuse $40. -9.3Oa. m 600 $40 p m.
Highland Poughkeepne and Kingston SlO no. $3.50
saGscftcs ana albany I; Slo 7O $50 1925 H. 'GOO
catsEai 10 40, go 1875 a. M .slo m, I'm
20 80 .lOiO II Is a. M Is g 10 and coop for
For Montreal and Canada East 600 P, m; r,ro,,o
Hamilton, LONDON; = 80 w. ooO oI' III io'o"'o'
Saratoga Specials ll2J a. m, Tarlor car NewYork 70
Kaatcrskin Hunter Hobart. Grand Hotel station and
Phonca $40 1925 Paror cars to Kingston on ll20
Psepyle caro and Mountain House station 3IO no.
Ii 20 a u PaTlor Caskin on II - a. NJ
DAILY. daily except saturday Oter Trains daily except
For tickets timetables parlor or sleeping car aeeommoda
tons or Information apply Offices Brooklyn 1888 Wash
ingtonst : 80 Fultop-st. Annex Office Of
Nest S54e cy SSS oo q Ws FOOT S
North RIVER and r. station Jersey CITY westoorts
dences. Orders can be left at ticket onic s ,.-
6vanderbntave General Passenger Agent
NEWBURGH DAY LINE.
~ steamer JAMES T. BRETT
st. II 20 landing at Verplancks CranstOnA Vest Point
Cold spring aud Cornwall Fare 90 cents
FALL RIVER LINE.-FOr Boston. Newport,
L FAN River and East and North -
IDTNcE and Old coIoSY TTo boas ay
and ORCHESTRA attached to each. Leave New.i ork ron
Ple y Od MOI ~ r. foot OF uIray St al $50 aud o2 r.
NJ week ,Ays anu 80 r. NJ SUNDAYS olO Boat w.,kuay
and $50 boat sundays touches az Newport easloouh
connection by ANNEX BOAT nom BrooAy p n-' Jes
Tickets and sia,erooms be obtained New York at 2o7
POI, pa. 957 and ISIS Broadway l0S bowery lS4 Eas
Line once: Pier % y r., and on steamers; coNNoR
Agents Gen. Pass. Agent
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DOPULAR SHORE LINE for Boston, Provi-
i dence Watch Hill Narragansett Pier, Newport al I
a. New England Ponts. All Grand Central Depot
Express trains daily Sundays excepted at m. N.
attached II palace sleeping
Sunday 10 with palace parlor cars II u win
palace sleeping cars
arrives Newport $50 IL daily except sundays
T. W l..
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musiral Instruments.

A NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY USED
"A Upright and Square Pianos of make As GOOD AS
NEW Tor sale at liberal reduction from regular prices
PIANOS FOR RENT
WILLIAM KNABE & CO., 1l2 Fitth-ave
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HARTFORD via Conn. River from Pier "a
IL R Steamers city Of Springfield and CRY Of hlch
tnond daily Al ~ Fare 81 30 Round Trip 81 30 state
rooms one s. Round IT'D 81 50
NORWICH LINE. FOR BOSTON. WORCES-
y TER FITCMBURG, PoRTLAND D. .LoNDoN
Prom PIER 40 North River y. Y foot Of Wattsst next
pier Deshrosses street Perry al m daily except
SUNDAYS steamers CITY OF WORCESTER and CITY OF
NEW-YORk g. ". BRADY, Agent
CATSKILL EVENING LINE.
- cheapest route 10 the CA III MOUNTAINS
KAATERSk IL and CAIsKILL leave foot 81
Jaw II every connecting with the Cats
ailroais special care taAen In TIC
TRANSPORTATION OF horses and carriages
FARE ONLY ONE DOLLAR
Send 10 pieI ior houses etc or address
HUGHES, Treas, Catskiu. n. 7.
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poar6 ano Rooms.

West Side.
Q0TH-ST., So WEST.-Fine square and hall
~ rooms nrstcass table and accommodations; refer
% WEST 1ST-ST.-Large frst-story front
~ room furnished running water upright bed con-
20 WEST 31ST-ST. opposite the Grand
~ Hotel-An exceedingly desirable third floor 10 rent
unfurnishcd by the including private BATH
laundryiDg. attendance &c
fOTH-ST., ~ WEST. Large and small
H o. families gentlemen cheerful dining
with small tables cuisine xcelled; references.
IDl WEST 21ST-ST.-TO LET.-Very Sc
IcO lec, elegantly furnished rooms In private house
references.
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GtedmboGts ano Railroads.

A LBANY DAY LINE SELL
~ through tickets O all points
HUDSON RIVER and NIAGARA FALLS.
4 BOSTON AND NEW-ENGLAND
~ Watch Hin, Narragansett Pier Bar Harbor.
sTONINGTON LINE INSIDE ROUTE.
Steamers leave nom Pier 49, North River block
above Canast. at daily. except sunday. train
with paror recnng chars) between steamers landing
and Boston without charge.
+. W. PoPPLE. Gen Pass Agt.. P. Box S.Oll
A PROVIDENCE LINE.-FOr Providence.
~ Worcester Northern New England and White Noun
tain points Rhode Island and Massachusetts, Will
leave Pier 20. ". r.. daily Sunday ParOr
rom steamer landing White Mountain points without
change. send for summer excursion book.
!. W POPPLE. Gen. Pas. Agent P. o Box 3Oll. y. Y.
A LBANY BOATS. PEOPLES Line"
~ DREW and DEAN RICHMOND.
Leave Pier IL N r. foot Canast daily Sundays excepted
Connecting at Albany TOR an points North and West.
HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
DAY LINE STEAMERS ALBANY or c. vIBBARD
DAILY except Sunday.
prookyn Futonst (by Annex)--...-.....- a. m.
York Nestry ST Pier a. m
West 22d 81 Pier promptly
Albany. landing Nyack and Tarrvtown ny ferrvl
West Point, New0urs Poughkeepsie khnebeck. Catskln
and Hudson.
Returning leave Albany az $50 a. m.
CONNECTIONS
WEST POINT and NEwBURG with down day boat
RHINEBECK ant CATSKILL FOR Mountain Resorts.
ALBANY SPECIAL SARATOGA EXPRESS and
with y. Y. Central X 4 for Uuca Buffalo NIAGARA
FALLS EST.
The New YORK Transfer Co. viii call for and check baggage
from hotels
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Boaro au0 Rooms Udnts>.

CENT? EMAN. wife and 4-year-old girl
n desire second connecting rooms WIN goo s be-
Pr a. a., -ti aves terms moderate. J. N H. T. " boA
x,Oo0. city.
A SMALL party OF adults would IKE 10 take
n moderate priced furnished nat ior the WHICH, A'
staung paTtculars. II r., tribune once.
A YOUNG MAN and his mother would Ike Ike
n rooms with board private family preierrre pelap'
81 tiano Lessons would De gwen IN part p"y"si~
II. D. Tribune ONCE
LARGE furnished room wanted with board boar
II for lady little girl .i pfi'ate Ia Ear Sst
Tribune Branch Once
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nELAWARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST-

nELAWARE. LACKAW ANNA and w r. i
~ ERN RAILROAD. SHORTEST LIVE BETWEES
NETWORK AND BUFFALO. LlGHINlNB EXPRESS
TRAINS. no DUST ALWAYS on TINE 49,.
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AID SLEEPING Coaches
DepOts New York ioo@f Barclay and Ihrstophef 80
Daily except sundays Buffalo and Oswego Express.
Pullman coaches To Water CAP otoud-nGg scranton bng
hamton Elmirs, Bath. Buffalo, Syracuse Oswego Greene
OKfOui NORWICH Utica connect At SCRANTON Tor Pti-ion
Wkeshare Danvile and northumberland, al Owego for
Ithaca and Intermediate stauOnA
Inn Bngh4mt0n and EiInra Express. Pullman coaches
for Water Gap scranton. Bughamtou Owego and tmira
for PtstOn. Kingston Wkrsb~re SO
~. Daily Buffalo Limited Express Pullman coaches
for Stroudsburg, scranton, bhghSmton O"rgn ElnI1
BATH. MaYlud Buffalo. &C. arriving N BuhAo
7.2Oa nj sleeping coach Oean via Wsyiant
N Daily Buffalo and OsWego Express Prllman
coache. srrnudsbrrg Scranton Bln-hsmon. Coranl
OswegO. Greene Oxford Norwlch. Utica ana
Pichfsd springs connect OwegO for ithaca aud inter
mediate SauriayA Connects a. Buffalo Win
trans Tor al other points " est
Rlchheld springs m daily except Sundays eiVV
o. M daily sleeping coach attached -
tables Tor way trains on Morris and Essex Dt
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| EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortlandt or Des
brosses Sta. follows
7 A m. for Catasauqua and intermediate points.
m. for Geneva. Lyons, EmTa. Rochester. Buffalo and
the est and principal local points Chair car 10 Wilkes
nthannOck and intermediate points. Chair
TunkhannO,k. Connection 10 Reading ana HarrisOurg
$40 m. FOR Pittson and principal Intermediate points
Chair P'ttstnn
$40 D. m. topay and intermediate points. Connection
20 Reading and Harrisburg.
iOl Geneva Lyons. Emra, Rochester, Buffalo anu
the Vest Pullman sleeper % LYONS.
$50 m. Tor laurys and intermediate points
Trans leaving q. p.m ana 40 connect TOT al
points IN Mahanoy and HazetOn Goa Regions
SUNDAY TRAINS.
2 a m. for Mauch Chunk. Hazleton and intermediate
points
54O p. m. 'Or Coplay and intermediate points
m for Geneva Lyons klmira Rochester. BunalO ana
the West. Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons
NEW-HAVEN STEAMBOAT cos STEAM
: Frs. q. II. NORTHAM AND CONTINENTAL iesvs
Peek SLIP pier No 20 f. H.. at and II m SUNDAY
II WITH ram. ior
MERIDEN. HARTFORD. SPRINGFIFLD HoLfOk h.
Tickets sold and BAGGAGE checked AZ 944 bruaiway y
y. ami Courst. Broakyu Excursion 20 NewHaven and
return 81 80
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rEWBuRGH DAY LINE.

~ Steamer JANIS 1. BRETT
Canas daily, except sunday at II 129th
ll.25 landing Nerpsncks CranstOns West Point
Cold spring and Cornwall Fare 90 cents.
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ON CHANGE.

CLOSING prices of May options at
chicago yesterday: Pork, 50 123; lard
5bc; clear rib sides. sic corn, a7ao;
wheat, 77ic; oats, 293C.
Mas. RACHEL HrRsoH and Miss
Rachel Waldaner of Greenville, Miss,
after spending several weeks here
pleasantly, departed for home yester'
day.
FoR the information of Secretary
Keeling of the Merchants Exchange,
we rise to remark that telephone sub
p9nas are not considered binding in
legal circles.
ST.. LOUIS Republican, 18th. William
r. Moore of the Merchants Exchange
at Memphis has written to Mayor
Francis Tor the laws of taxation in
this city applying, to bankers, mer.
chants and READ estate men.
vIsIToRs on Change yesterday: W
II. Williamson, Keeling, Tenn. A. J.
Eisenmeyer, Springfield; Mo. James
Il. Hays, Indianapolis, Ind; Dir. +. A,
Williamson, 0hio;yJ. W. Harmon,
Batesville, Miss. s, A. Page, Double
Bridges; 9, b. Kyle, Sardis; II. P.
Murdoch, Helena, Ark.
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Samilla Evans, were licensed 10 marry
yesterday.
The Woman's Exchange have on
hand to-day a supply Of dlughnuts,
tun-overs and ginger bread, elect n
cake for ye old I lts, a'so angel cake,
d licate cake and all the modern
dainties for the Spoiled darlirgs
Remember our choice home-cooked
dinners. lce-cream from II 20 .
@ o'clock
No witnesses appeared in the
Police Court yeste lay against W. O..
Cotton, and he was allowed 30 deran
on putting up a forfeit for 10. The
case was continued until to-day, and a
subpoena issued for Mrs. Lizette
Lghtburn, but as they were seen to
leave the station together on perfectly
friend v terms, there is not likely TO
be any prosecution.
A van holding a Hardman piano
of unusually sweet tone, and a full
string band, drew up in front OF the
APPEAL office last night, and the de
licious strains OF music which foated
in at the windows harmonized well
with the balmy air and the moonlight.
The artists were O X. Houck, A. F.
Heckle, V. f. Cosby, B. +. Jackson,
Hugo Esch, jr, Wm. Krauss, r. c..
Ehrlich, c. III. Marmann, Matt Hall,
Louis Picassa and Fred. W. Sultan.
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ADDITIONAL BIVERS.

PIrrsBURs, April Naturalization
IL feet D inches on the gauge and fall.
ing. Weather clear end warm.
EVANSVILLE, April Rehabilitation
stationary, with 4S $40 feet on the
gauge. Weather clear and warm, with
rain since 4p.m.
NEw ORLEANS, April IA Night -
Arrived: W. w. O'Neill and tow.
Louisville. Departed; Henry Lourey
and barges, st. Louis.
CINCINNATI, April l4.-Night-River
~ feet 8 inches on the gauge and fall
ing Weather clear and warm. De-
parted; Buckeye Slate, Memphis.
CAIRO, April l4.-Night-River so
ieet on the gauge and rising. Weather
clear and mild. Arrived: City of New
Orleans, New Orleans, 8 pm. Depart
ed; City of New Orleans, st. Louie, 4
pm.
LOUISVILLE, April NATURALIZATION
falling, with 30 feet inches In the
canal and 2S feet 5 inches ON the falls.
Business fair. Weather clear and pleas
ant Arrived: Ohio, Memphis; U. P.
SchenCk, Cincinnati.
ST. LOUIS, April l4.-Night-River
fallen , inches, and now stands 81 feet
l inch On the gauge. Weather clear
and warm, No arrivals of regular
packets. DEPARTED Future CITY and
barges, My Choice aad bsrges and An
ME T. Silver, New Orleans,
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LOCAL NOTICES

SEE ad. of Memphis Steam Shir
Factory and Laundry on fifth page
b ArRn Fashion Sheets, A N. Court
Neil '' - W.
GoLOsMIrH's embroidery sale this
week. VIM
LEMONS anu Bananas a speciality.
JOHNSON & GUINNE, $50 Front
MEMPHIS STAINED GLASS WORKS. 22g
/ thlrd street Call and see.
SEND postal to the Memphis CoIsr
and Cuff Laundry, 81 Main street 70
call for your laundry.
HAVE you a damp, unhealthy ca,.
lar? Wstson's Bitumen Conorete will
make It dry and wholesome. Tele.
phone 93S,
THR Herbal Chill Cure, the bes,
tonic AMI anti-poriodio known. oertnin
anu sure cure Tor chilla Price 81 per hot
no s"nh stamIs ier circulars. Any ref
Iynchhcrg, Va.
SEND 10 Memphis Floral Company
Tor lis and price-Current o. plants.
have largest stock in town. Come ont
aud see for yourself, South gate Elm.
wood Cemetery.
"WATsoN's Bitumen Concrete" for
'he paving Of cellar, warehouse and
stable floors, driveways, wake. etc
hard, smooth and durable, and proof
against dampness and seepage. Tele,
phone 93S.
ONE solid gold, fly back. stop-watcb
10 seconds, only $50; l lS-karat solid
gold Geneva watch, weighs SO dwt
,tOi ! l4-karat solid gold Elgin watch
SO; | lSkarat heavy and very fine
Waltham watch, $50; boX-casr
solid gold, l0-karat Elgin watch. S25
other solid gold watches from rs 10
S4oi solid silver watches, in good or.
DER from 20 to Sl5; solid cold rings
from ~ up; genuine diamond RINGS
10 up; S-day clocks, warranted one
year, at SS apiece; very fine 81
karat old mine diamond, free of flaws
only S5OO-this stone cost $500. /
old fashioned, blue enamel. pearl and |
solid gold set bracelet and NECKLACE
cost before the war $500, will be sold
Tor tS5. All goods will be sold ON an.
proval and money refunded if not
''''
MEMPHIS LOAN OFFICE
"a and rs Beale street.
). Is. GOTTHELF, Manager.
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CITY NEWS.
River rising.

". Circus coming.
b -TAs grand jury will meet to.
.torroE ="
The Criminal Court will he in 500.
|. ion to-day. ~ '''
p, President Hadden viii leave for
SBiloN, Miss, next week.
s-Colgan, late catcher for the Mem
= nus Club, is recovering from his
tAounds. '''
~ 1t must be in the air" said an
"a tlmer yesterday, abiding to recent
-1rhe couhtry ahiRt Marion, Ark.
n ld about h&lf 9f Old Hen" Island
ate submerged. '''''
Il The lastraiA delighted the farmers
no declare il win 40 wonders with
4 e new seed just planted.
[ot-Fhont Yards all over the CITY ore
ling fixed up forspring and summer
tf be florists all have plenty to do.
St-The APPEAL has information Of y
proughly reliable c araoter to the
get tina the Americana Cotton Oil
"a hpany has no secured q con rolling
= crest IN the Hanauer mills.
Ii There are plenty of people who
q heve that Gov. Bate would DO the
"a sest thing Of his life ifbe would ap-
90 INT the Hon. DIT Porter Of this
ny TO the vacant seat in the Senate.
BAR Thomas Boba and iss Addie
p lshlngton, Emperor Cannon and
ara Eekles, Frank Bulbrich and Miss
}lhe :" Rudman, Ed Hanson and
Eng Rosa Long Henry Archie and
bsie Miller, Wash Vance nd Miss
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BASEBALL NOTES.

THE odds mt the pool room are 30 to
3 that no one can name the four win
ming clubs.
The MADDEN Leagues defeated the
koko Tulu's yesterday by score of
to b. The opposing pitchers were
Holt and Taylor.
The Southern League schedule goes
into effect to-day Atlantas at Charles
ton, Nashvilles at Augusta, Chatta-
noogas at Savannah, Memphis at
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Evening" In Ola Times.

The following is The programme for
the Evening in Old Times," in Bethel
Building, corner Char estOn avenue
and Adams street, this evening from
7 10 1890 o'clock. The public geRer-
lily invited. Those invited TO partic-
irate in the Reunion OF Old Folks"
are expected 10 arrive at O'Clock
pm, to sit down together TO an old
fashioned supper at 80 o'clock. The
doors " Il be open TO q e public at
o'clock pm. All essential pa tici.
pants in the fferent scenes an
nounced on the tickets of admission
are requested 10 be in their places by
1880 o'clock. From thst hour TO 10
o'clock pm. the various merrymak-
ings, etc, will be 10 fu ope at on,
and guests free to ming'e in and enjoy
all. A full corps Of yOucg gentlemen
ushers known by badges in
full costume, VIII be IN cour-
teous attendance throughout the
evening. Supper will be served
TO such as desire it in old fashioned
kitchen ton fl st floor, at intervals OF
half an hour TO be signaled by blow
ing a horn, from TO 10 o'clock p.
m. At 10 o'clock p. IN. (bugle call
the whole assemblage will gather in
the large audience room TO enjoy
short closing programme Of old songs,
rendered by aye Singing Skewl, " I'M
der the direction of 'Jedediah Petit
bone" If. Y. Anderson), and appro-
pirate Rotations, as follows
ChOruB"." ;.:... .......... ankee Doodle,
Singing School. ,u., .,
Miss Ida Leo Treadwell.
Parish Sexton
Mr.. Jas. Griffith.
Recitation.
Anthem. ."Strike the Cymbal,"
Singing school.
Recitation ....................."I n the Garret,"
Miss Dillon.
Solo ................... ."Old Folks at Home"
Miss Minnie Hunter.
Closing with a grand chorus -"Auld
Lang Syne"-sung standing, by entire
audience, led by singing school. Ex-
perience Goldfinche Mrs. G.. ID.
Raine) harpsichordist.
NOTES.
The badges worn by the full-cos-
tuned young gentlemen ushers at the
Old Times entertainment tonight are
symbolic of the old-time virtucs-in-
dustry and chivalry 1t consists of
the colors Of the respective parties Of
laiies represented, drawn through a
thimble and tied in a true lovers
knot.
The 'apple-peelers are to be re-
freshed in their labors tonight by
ginger. bread and cider, passed around.
A full keg and a gourd are already on
the ground.
The corn huskers will indulge in
libations of fruit vinegar and dough-
nuts.
Some coquettish toilets are in readi-
ness for the demure little spinsters
who are to ofIiciate at spinning wheel
and reel and churn and all the rest of
i tonight. The ladies are sorely dis
appointed about getting President
Jleveland's cradle to rock. That part
If home industry will not be illus
rated.
Tickets of admission to Evening in
Did Times" so cents. To be had at
he book stores or at the door.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-15
MILLINERY BARGAINS.
A DrugRist's Story

Mr.. Isaac O. Chapman, druggist.
Newburg, N, Y, writes US al have
for the past ten years sold several
gross of DIR. William Halls Balsa,n for
the Lungs. | can say of it what |
cannot say of any other medicine. |
have never heard a customer speak OF
1t but to praise it's virtues in the high
est manner. l have recommended it
In great many cases of whoopinR
cough, with the hsppiest effects. /
have used 1t in my own family for
many years; in fact, always have a
bottle in the medicine closet ready for