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was good for an extra day. The
weather was clear and pleasant and
the track in fair condition!
First Rdce.--Purse OF $500, Of which
$50 TO second horse; for maiden two
wear Odds; five furlongs. Mshoney
won, with Village Boy second and
Lesbia third. Time ;05l.
Second Rdce.-Purse of $500; for
horses which have not won race
(selling races eXcep.ed) since July 2di
special allowbnc s, ore mile. Hattie
Carlisle got the best of the sta't, which
was a bad one, and was never headed,
winning by length aud . half; Una
b. second, half a length before GrsnG-
dier, third. Time-l:45i.
Third RdCe.-Purse $500, of h'ch
$50 to second; enhance irse; for
maiden three years old to carry lis
pounds, three quarters of mile. Birth
day was the first awsy, aud YVES never
hesded. winning by length and q
half; Glen Almond second, half a
length before Patronefs, third. TIME
] rs.
Fourth Race.-One mile. Shamrock
started Off with the lead, and was
never headed, winning by half
length; Lafille second, Paramount
third. Time-1 AS.
Filth Selling allowances, mile
and three.sixteeuths. John Davis and
Chickahomiuy alternated in the lead
to the half mile pole, where Joe
Mitchell showed in front IamoIa took
the lead in the homestretch, Tapped
by ice Mitchell and Orlando. In the
last iurlnng Orlando ran up into the
lead, and, holding the advantage tC
the finish, won by q length; Iamorf
second, a neck before Joe Mitchell
third. Nlme . .Obt.
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MnrshnI and Northwestern.

L. W. Lloyd, general superlnten-
dent of the MarBhal, Paris and North
western railway, is in ". Louis in the
interest Of the road. He will buy
standard gauge locomotive engines Tor
the road. The engines are expected
to arrive here by the time the work oil
changing the gauge Of the road begins
The company is having eight cars
made ut the car shops in this Place
which will also be ready in time fol
the change
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Gonerni anortInr Notea

MINTING has been scratched Tor the
Enelsh st Leger.
PrLoT KNOX Is off, and probably will
not trot again this year.
The Monmouth Park summer rae
Jog on ls on Tuesday next
VoLANTE pulled up dead tired after
his race for the Saratoga grand prize
Texas Tom got 403 days in the Chi
osgo workhouse for attempting to dose
Ed Corrigan's horses.
ORRrN HIoKoK vsinly offered $4,000
for the b. C. Palo Altp,4, 2:203, before
the youngster started East.
J. +. Cook has bought the bay mare
Mist etoe, by King Alionso--Bomba-
zine, and She is now in Saratoga.
IT was j. II. FeDton, the great turf
goods mau OF Chicago, who put Ed
Cor igan on the scent Of the doing Oh
his horse.
The profits on the Monmouth PARK
meetings have been go large this tea-
son that considerable increase IN
added money may DO expected mex
year.
w. @. FRAEcE has purchased the
uotting psldlng j O. from Joe Outs
enbery, Paris, KY, for $1,000. }. q
won the 2.l9 purse at Rochester IL
2:20, 2:l74 aud 2I7t He is entered
to trot at Utica, N. Y, today.
Il. EicKHoFF ADD the Hon. W. Ru
dolf arrived this morning with sever
carefully iced owls sho. by them dur
ing four days labor on the Ohio ono
Mississippi, The weather was too DO
for much shooting and their two bss
dogs got suns'ruCk.
4 GREAT cockroach tournament ha
been fought during the last few day
at Chicago between fifty Of these in
sects owned by Chinese in San Fran
cisco and the same number from OH
cago. The Weetern men won q Pile 9
money and have gone on TO take j
the Celestale Of New York.
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The New Lille Rock Baseball Club

LITTLE Rock, ARK, August pa
meeting OF the Little Rock Baseball
Association was held tonight, and a
permanent organiz ton effected, with
Ed Lefevre, secretary, and Oscar Da-
Wis, treasurer. The following are the
Arsctors: J. M. Dill, @. A. Andrews,
sH. Wing, o. Davis, Ed Lefevre, F.
! x1Sueer and William Cshoon, jr. The
secretary reported that the stock OF
the association had all been taken,
and that the league waa now ready Tor
action. Hartford, Ct, furnishes a
catcher and pitcher, while the other
members of the local club rate as frat
clsss in the baseball world.
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PUSHING THE WORK
OF BUILDING TME MEMPHIS AND
PENSACOLA RAILROAD.
Passenger Rate Committee In SEES
siOn-The snrshaIi nnd North
wesIern-GcncrRIR Notes.

S. N. Van Praag, secretary of the
Pensacola and Memphis road, stateH
that the surveys are completed TO the
Bipbee river from Pensacola aud the
road expects to break dirt in
December and complete the en-
tire line to Grenada, Mrs /,
800 miles, in two and n half
wears. At Grenada they will connect
with the Mississippi and Tennessee
railroad, connecting with eighteen
different roads, all mostly trunk lines
and will run through the alluvia
belt of Alabama, tapping cotton, Goa
and timber.
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whoolmen Going to CIarhsvIIIe,

The Memphis Cycle Club has Sc.
cured very low round trip rate to
attend the bicycle races at Clarksville,
and any who wish TO attend will please
give their names to Mr.. A, Friedman,
at Friedman & Bros., 40 soon as posi-
BILE, as only those whose names are
given in prior to Monday will be able
10 get this rate. Several of the Mem
phis wheelman will go up TO take part
in the races. The party leaves here
Monday night and returns Wednes-
day morning, only taking them away
from their busineFs one day.
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& Correction.
To tho Editors OF tbe Appeal:

To the Editors Of the Appeal;
An error occurs in your issue OF yes
terday which you will please correct
Ny Uams Appeals in connection with
Judge r A. Hills and John II. Kim
mons's as an arbitrator in arranging
the Hon. @. B. Howry's bond. / mad
nothing to do with the matter further
than to report the same for the readers
Of the APPEAL. D. II. ARCHIBALD.
OXFORD, MISS, August 20, 1886.
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Thia word, which has been staring
everybody in the face for the past
ypars, and is now getting into every
body's mouth, is preparation ior
CLEANSING, Identifying and preserving
the teeth, sweetening the breath, ana
arresting the progress Of Decay
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WE take pleasure in directing the
attention Of medical students to the
advantages offered at the Memph 8
Hospital Medical College and advise
correspondence with the Dean for full
particulars.
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Local TuTnets.

CAPT. CARNAs has a number OF
promising ones on pasture.
EVERYTHING indicates big success
for the four days race meeting OF the
Jockey Club, TO be held at Montgom-
cry Park in October.
HATTIE L., green but game little
mare belonging to Mr.. Laurence
Lamb, is on the pasture now but will
be put in active training for work on
the track next spring
RAYBoLD, who looks after Capt.
Csrnes's trotting interests, ia one OF
the best all around turfmen snd ono
Of the Clevereet fellows who ever drew
a rein in Memphis.
GALLINA's Adelina Patti got filth
place in the 1928 class race Wednesday
ct Maysville, hut is very green yet
and will do something for her owner
before the season closes
Col. A. b TREADwELL has a very
handsome and promising five year Old
mare, unnamed, who IS entered to
start in the three minute class at Lex
ington, KY, week after next.
LAMBS gallant little gray mare,
Kettle Iser, who took so well at Tracy q
meeting lsst year, is not doing much
this season. She has started twice in
the 2:23 cla but has not been able to
win.
TEXAS BILL was distsnoed in tho
race in which o. i, O. ran third at
Maysvlle Yesterday. The pace was
too hot for bin, anyway, Texas has
not been much good since hs was fired
Last spring.
FoRRRsrs string OF four is pushing
hard for the siring.'on the Kentucky
race courses. Belle lsle has something
the matter with one of her feet anc
can't 20, but smother one Of the ioul
is doing excellent work and can make
a mila now in 2.21
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The first two bales Of Memphis dis
trict cotton were forwarded yesterday
via the Louisville and Nashville rail-
road and White and Midland lines.
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ALITTLE SUFFERER
CIcnnse,I, Purified and hoantified by
the CuIlcusn Remedies.

IL affords me pleasure TO give you this ro-
mort of the euro Of our little grnndchild by
your OurlCuRA REMEpIEH. Whon SIX months
old his left hand began TO swell ana had
every am earauco Of a large boil. We poul-
tlcod /, but all to no purpose. about hvo
IL Onthg after IL became running sore. soon
other sores formed lie then bat Two OF
thcm on each hand and IS his blood became
more and moro impure, II took loss time Tor
them 10 break out, A sore came on tho chin,
beneath tho under lip, which was very onen-
sys. His head was ono solid acnb, dischhrg.
ing great deal, This was his condition AZ
twenty-five. months olI, Wheh ! uhuol,JHSo oaa
tho care OF him, his mother having uieu
when no was a little moro than year o,a,
of consumption tscrOiula Of courtol' hS
could walk u little, but could not get up
he fell down, and could not inov9 Nnen n
bed having no use Of his hands. ! I'D meai-
ately commenced with the CuTlcuRA kEhE-
DIrg, using tho CUTIOuRA and o. roURA soar
freely, and when ho had taken ono bottle Oh
tho CUrICUHA REsOLyENr his head was COM
pletely 0urod, and no was impfnyedln every
wny. We were very much encouraged, ana
continued tho uso Of Tho Remedies LOT yest
and n half. Ono sore alter another hehIeu,
n bOny matter forming in each one OF tn9se
Ave dOep ones Just before heahng, Wnlvu
wonId Gnaliy grow Loose and woro takon,0uti
then they would heal rapidly. one OF theeo
ugly bone formations I presetyeu' ates
taking a dozen and q half bOttles ne. was
completely cured, ana Y nGT, NY nh t99 "eTTb a
scars on his hands must always remain hls
hands arc strong, ugh we once feared no
wonid never DO ablo TO use them, All that
pbysicians did for him did him no good.
All who saw the chi d before USING the NUIi-
CURA REMEDiEs, and sec tho child now con-
sider II "A wonderful euro. If the above iaols
arc of any use 10 you, you are at berty 70
ma han MRS. Il. S. BRIGGS,
6l2 Il. Clay ST., Bloomington, III.
May Q, 1896. ,,.,.u
Tho child was really in a worse condition
than he appeared 20 his grandmother, Who'
being with him every day, became acous-
toned TO the dir case. ,,oDor,o
Said .vcrywbere. Price. CUTicURA, 500;
cnrtnrHA soar. nm exquisite Skin BOautlfer,
25ei CuTICURA RKroLvgNr, the new Blood
Purifier, sl on. Prepared by the POTTER
DauG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass
sond for "HOW "a euro Skin Diseases.
,-nnING ScaIv. pimply and Oily Skin
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PnnacnEer Rntes.

The Arkansas Passenger Rate Com
mittee was in session eeveral hours
Yesterday at the Gayoso Hotel.
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Tha Anrntnrn Rncea.

SARATOGA, N. Y, August 2O.-The
attendance az the races here today
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ii New i'Tirer IA Tilt0r, Bustle, Hoop
skirt and Undorskirt combined. Hoops can
be removed and skirt laundried. Adjuste-
BILE to any size. Vsy fashionable, and sells
for So to every Well-dressed lady as soon as
5hown. Agents double their money. Also,
n full line az new furnishing goods for ladies
and children. Address, with stamp, y. II,
CAMPBELL Il CO., No. 4s4 West Randolph
atraet Chicago. m
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ITO BUY-An eligibls BUILDING LOT;
l. good neighborhoOd; 40 20 81 fett 'front.'.
A. @. R., Appeal office.
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ok ROYa

n GOD WHITE WOMAN-To cook and do
VI general homework; must have recon-
mendations. Apply at 10 Mulberry street.
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According to our calculations the
present three new and four old pumps
should pump $500, 900 gallons OF Clean
water, but how much OF the muddy
water no one can tell, on account OF
the effect OF the mud on the valves.
Respectfully submitted,
ANTHONY ROSS, NJ, Eng,
PRESS q. KENNETH, p. Eng
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gineers chosen by the city to inspect
the water worke, yesterday reported as
follows:
OFFICE ESGiSEER TAxING DIsTRIcr,)
SHrLBY COUNTY, TENN.i
MKNPHls, August 20, 1886
To the Hon. David P, MADDEN, President;
According 10 your orders we pro-
ceeded to the Memphis Water Works
and made a thorough examination.
On our arrival AFTERNOON, August
pumps of the new plant and four
pumps OF the old plant at work, with
water pressure in the pipes of
twenty-five pounds.
During the afternoon one OF the
valves OF the new plant gave way,
which was repaired the following night
between | and o'clock am. The
pressure in pipes reached in the after
noon of August 10Th from thirty.tive
to thiIty-eight pounds.
The nine auxiliary Blake pumps put
up during former breakdown could
not he used on account of the decayed
condition OF the timber foundation,
The company il now at work repair.
ing the same. They are elso puttinga
sixteen inCn piunger in one OF the
pumps, which work is greatly delayed
AVID hinderSd by tho crompad Co1di-
ton of the well, Tue plupger had 10
ba lowered and rnise several times to
get Il passed through the network Of
lion which interviewed, only two or
three men being able 10 work a. a
time a, the bottom Of the well, near
the pump, where the plunger has to
go. 800
We found no modern facilities for
removal Uf any pary of the machinery.
An overhead travelling crane would
save great deal Of labor and time,
which would ba n gre advantage to
the company. We think 1t would
have p3id the company to put one up
while they wee erecting the machiu-
cry originally.
IA far as tho pumps ere concerned,
/ they seem to work hir bu, toeNamine
them critically on ihu inside would re-
unire the covers b. be taken oil, which
could not be done ut present. We do
not think they a.e properly WORK d
according to their capacity, Putting
cur hanCs into tho connection pipe,
between one pump 0nd valve ch0m1er,
we found about quarter OF an irch OF
mud OF the consistency oisoap; M one
can tell how this affects the val' es.
The engines were butt 20 pump ,ie,,
water, but pump ng muddy water " II
make great deal o. cillereuce in TIE
number Of gallons delivered, SIS some
Of the stcSy mud must clog the
valves aud leave some Of them
open, when they should be closed,
thus the pump piston moving always
does not accomplish what it should do
and what it is intended to do in rails
ing wa or.
1t Is common practice whenever
machinery is used and which cannot
be stopped long enough for repairs, to
have duplicates Of those pieces which
are most liable to break.
No provision seems to have been
made for this, with the exception OF
extra valves and packing.
REHABILITATION,
New plant, number Of pumps ,,.,.",
| Old ,,Iant numher nf Dumpg.,,...,,,
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Summary: Earned 1unH-MempHI5,
2; Nashville, O. First base on errors
Memphis, 3; Nashville, 2, First
base on called balls-Memphis, 2;
Nashville, l. Struck out-By Knoutf,
6; by Dundon, /. Left on bases
Memphis, 6; Nashville, Z. Two base
hits - Sneed. Double plays-Gra-
ham to Andrews, Manning to An
drews. Passed balls-Broughton, q
Hellmsn, 0. Wild pitches-Knoufi, l.
Umpire-Merritt.
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A WOMAN OF SENSE Energy and re.
"A spectability for our business in her 10
nent position. References exchanged. L. J
JOHNSON, MANAGER, l6 Barclay ST, N. Y.
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MANTED.

NOOD WOMAR-To Wash and do house
u work; reiefet ces required. Apply at
20R Vance street.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AT WASHINGTON.

The exhibition given by the Wash
ipgton Club today was very tiresome
and uninteresting. The visitors out,
played the home club everywhere and
had no difficulty in winning. Crane
was wild aud ineffective, and Was sup
ported miserably. Bufinton was very
effective. SCore:
washington 30 100000 l. |
Boston.........2 30032 / 0 ell
Earned ruus--W Washington, l Boz
tor, l. Two base h ts-Carr1ll, John
eton and Sutton. Errors-Boston, 81
Washington, IA Umpire-Dealy.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
AT BALTIMORE.

Today's Baltimore-Athletic game
YVES a contest of pitchers, IN which
Kilroy had slightly the advantage.
Only one hit was made by either club,
and the single run made was by Man
ming in the first inning ON two errors
bv McFarr and passed ball The
fielding WIS sharp and at times
brilliant, and SIS a whole the game was
the moet interesting played here this
season. A one hand stop OF an APP
par.ntly sale hit by Muldoon was the
feature. Score:
Baltimore ........ l 90 0 0 90 0 OIL
Athletic ......... 90 100000 0-C
Two base hits-Davis. Errors
Baltimore, 2; Athletics, 2. Umpire
Valentine.
AT ST. LOUIS.
The Pittsburss gave the Browns an
other coat of whitewash this afternoon
Morris and Carroll vera in the point
for the visitors and their work wat
perfe ct, the Browns only getting three
hits off Morris's delivery. The game
was played in very short time and the
IltlBDurg5 again plhyoi az N''NtiV"e
game Foutz was also somewhat ct
| fective, striking out seven men, bu
the Pittsburgs buuched their hits anc
won by the following score:
Browns =. ........ 10000 0 0 o.
Pittsburgs.........0 10000 0 l -
Earned runs-PittsburR, Two baf'
hit4-Barkley. Three base hits
O'Neill and Kuehne. Total bases OF
hits-Browns, 8; Pittsburgd, 10, UNI
pire Walsh.
AT NEW YORK.
The Metropolitan club sgstn de
feated the Brooklyn club today atte
an exciting game of ten innings
Score:
Metropolitan...O 2 OO010 10 J.
Brooklyn...... 0 002 90 l 0 O.
Earned runs--Mets, 3. Three bas
his-Orr and Rosemau. Two bas
hit-Holbert.
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DARTY-With sl00 to take the exclusive
| agency in Memphis Of a business paying
so per cent. net profit. Address
AGENT. this office.
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AT DETROIT.

The Chicago champions vera beaten
today by the league leaders in a closely
played and exciting game in which the
home club did the best work. The
visitors had great trouble in trying to
bat Baldwin, before whom eleven oil
them went out on strikes, while only
FIVE hits we're made. A home run, two
singles and fieldsr's error, gave De-
troit three as a starter in the second.
In the fifth double and q single gave
one more, aDd in the ninth the two
last rams we're brought in by William
sons poor throw, Brouthers's double
and T6ompson's siugle. A single and
a triple in The third gave the visitors
! their only earned run. In the fourth
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AT sT. LOUIS

The Maroons le,uIhed home today
and took Kansas City into camp in a
decidedly one sided game, The Ma.
rooms fielded brilliantly and batted
hard at times when HIS were most
needed. Healy pitched magnifCently,
holding his opponents down to four
hits. The best features were the field
ing OF Glasscock, Crane, Seroy, Nc
Klnnon, Dennelly and Biiody's catch
ing, and the batting of Oahill. Score
st. Louis........3 5000 "-1C
Kansas City 0 1000 l o.
Earned runs-St. Louis, A; Kaneas
City, /. Two base hits-Denny, Nc
Geachy, Cahil ~, GlassCock, Rad
ford. Stolen bsses-Cahill 2, Crane
Total bases on hits-St. Louis, 49,
Kansas City, B, Umpire-Grace
Pierce
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TJOUSFS-On aud near Walker avenue,
IL on ElmWOoa street car line, from the
LIST September, several houses from two 20 90
Union street. jus. OENOM -.
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OBOICF OFFICES-On Second story, .oc-
" cupied for many years by d., J.. W. Mel
son. Dentist, corner Union and Main streets.
Also. snitable SLEEPING ROOMS above.
Also CHOICE OFFICE on ,second-story
old Cotton EXCHANGE, corner Madison. ana
Front streets. Apply et 80 unlon, street1iv
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CALESM EN--In every state n tne , y ION
- to REPRESENT PAINT MANUFACTURE.
ING ESTABLISHMENT having several
BPEOlALTiBs ihatare popular end easy sell
ing. Can he handled slone or N connnSeuQin
With other goods. Addresg TUE n; y.
annO LBS. FEATHERs-H Highest cash
lOOO price raid by 9ABAY, MemPhls:
T1VERYBODY TO KN0w-That 1 will
III FILL TBETH WITH GOLD for the
A. WRss0N,
243 Main sreet.
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REPORT OF EXPERTS
APPOINTED TO EXAMINE The
WATER PUMPING MACHINERY.
Hroy Give a Detailed Description Of
he Works rs They Found
Them.

Messrs. Ross and Kennett, the En-
gineers chosen by the city to inspect
the water worke, yesterday reported as
follows:
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HOTTAtE-'h GO r. ms; lii nose ave-
" nue Atr a. "a nosby street.
THAT NEAT AND STYLISH HOUSE AT
l. Gills Station, Lately occupied by Capt.
W. l. Cameron, ia for rent Everything
about tho premises in first class order; about
three acres Of land, large garden, handsome
lawn, plenty of Cd EASTERN water and every
convenience. Possession con be htd imme-
distely. A1ply t. W. p, DUNAVANT,
No II Cotton Exchange.
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OFFICE ENGINEER TAXING DISTRICT,
SHELBY COUNTY, Tenn,
MENputs Auuust % 1885
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PERSONAL.
ROOMS AND BOARD.

MISERABLE ROoMS-With board,
u At 70 Madison street.