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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-29
LIVE STOCK.

Choice TO extra corn fed cattle, none
received; good, none received.
GRASS CATTLE = Choice, 3l@8ac
good, 2a@3ic; fair to medium, q q
2Ac; scsllawags, 1(9l3c.
Hoes Choice, 4i@44c good, 3i@4c
common, 3@3}c.
sHEEP-C6oice, 3i@3ac: medium, q
@3c; common, $l(G1 80. Choice
lambs, per pound, 4f@41c.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, September 49,
The Live Stock indicator reports: Cattle
receipts, 2598 head; shipments,
766; shipping steers and grass range
slow and weak; butchers stuff steady
and feeding stee' 8 firm good TO choice,
S4(94 so; common to medium, So 500
3 90; stockere, So 25@2 rs; feeders,
So 80(93 80; common 81 60(92 60
grass range steers, So 25@3 20. Hogs
receipts, 1924 head; shipments, 2lS
head; quality better; market steady
good to choice, 81 5000 70; common
to medium, 81 30@4 45; gra'sers and
pigs, So 1904 20. Sheep-receipts, 29G
head shipmen Is, none; market steady
good to cbo'ca, $2 50@3; common 10
medium, 81 bO@2 %.
CHICAGO, Ill, September 2S.-The
DrOvers' Journal reports: Cstlle-ie.
ceipts. 900 head; shipments, 200C
head. Market flow but steady; ship
ping steers, $50 to 1900 lbs, So SOFA
5 20; ockels and feeders, So GOA
3 so; COWS, bulls and mixed, 81 50Cg
g; bulF, So 25(D2 70; through Tex VI
tie shade lower; COWS, 81 TO
30: steers, 50 50G13 %; Western
us'ra, native and haf.breede, So
CG3 IS; COWS, $2 3O@2 90; wintered
Texans, So SOFA 3 So; Montans, SO 95@
4; Montana Texans, So 30; Wyoming,
S. 45@3 80; Oregon, So rs Hogs
70 e'pte, 1900 head; shipments, 1000
head; market rong, &c higher, clos.
ing with advance lest; rough and
mixed, SO 1904 90; packing aud ship.
ping, 81 60@4 90; light, So 1904 60
skips, So 25(93 90. Sheep-receipt',
5000 head; shipments, 1000 head
m ukes STEADY; natives, So 25Ca4;
Western, SO 50@3 60; Texans, So 300
10; lamrs, S. 4OC94 go.
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.
New YORK, September 2S-Ths
exports OF domestic cotton goods the
past week have been GAL packages,
which for the expired portion Of the
year m kes total Of 1885 pack
a3eB, against 16l, 1855 packages the cor.
responding period last year, l2l, 167
in 1884 and 1875, 1888 packages in 1888
For all styles Of cotton fabrics there
has been very good bushes IS through
orders and seleCtions, and the tone oil
the market very steady to strong
For wool goods the new business has
been moderate, 81 the weather Is toe
hot.
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GeoruetOwn College, D. C.

THE ACADEMIC AND sCIENTIFIC
SCHOOLS open September 9, 1886. Apply
70 President e the golIss sGHI1CINE oman,
Sept. 20, 1886. Apply to Prot, J.. W. II.
Lovejoy, NJ. D., 800 18th street, N. W."
THE S1HUOL OF LAW opens on tho
first Wednesday In October. Apply 70
n streets, N. W., Washington, d, @,
JAMES A. D00NAN, 8, J., PrSS'a
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Positive Cure for Piles.
UNIVERsITY sCHOOL

UNIVERSITY SCHOOL,
/ Annual Session of this School for Boys
begins the first Monday in October. Thor
ough preparations for University Of Vir-
ginia, leading Engineering Schools and
United States Military and Naval Acade-
UniyersityOt Virginia. full staff Of instruct
ors; situation healthfrl. Early application
advised, as number Of boarders Is strictl'
limited. For catalogue address
W GORDON MOOABE. Hend Master.
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"Londr ~ TrOuser Stretchsr
NOTICE

Po Real Estate Owners and Agents.
LpTTR having sidewalks TO put down
'naIiiI and m 10 their interest 10 apply g
W n JOCKEY, 80 Madison, OF, sh9p, esA
sssond' Contra ctorlfor Stewards drAoR
ithio PaVements.
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HINDERCORNS,
HEALTn II wEALTH.-Da. b. O.

Thesafest surest and best cure for Corns Bunions,
cure. Is cents at Druggists. HIsoox q Co., n. ]
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-29

New York futures opened quiet and
closed steady. Sales, 6O,l60 bales.
The closing quotations were as follows:
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Crab Orchard Springs,

r INC0LN COUNTY, KY. Tho excellen
Ioftho cuisine, and accommodations char
aoteristic Of this hotel during the past three
years, shall bo fully maintained this season.
Excursion tickets to the Springs 9y tho 4.
going and returning, 10 proceed on first train
sneceeding arrival in Louisville.
W r. GRANT, Pres't. j. @. KING, Sup't.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-29

The New Orleans future market
opened firm, and closed steady.
Salee, 1900 balee. Quotations were
ga fnllnWa.
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Memphis 4 White River Pkt.Co

For Clarendon, DevnlIs BIuft,, Des
Arc, Augusta, Soarcy, Nswpt TT, Jackson
port, Bsteaville and all Way Landings,
SIR. CHICKASN w, M
WIN leave EVERY WEpNEsB Az at5 nm
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-29

A book OF lou pages.
The best book for
anadve, tlsor TO con-
suit, DO he expert
enced or otherwise,
III noutNina Hats ~
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11
WEST SIDE NOTES.

Mrs John Watson. of Bridge-st., will re-
turn home today from Petoskey.
John Watson, Of West Bridge-st.. ha. re-
turned home after a pleasant visit at Petos-
key.
Lewls Cutcheon, Of West Bridge-st., late
of the B0iforcrqf has returned home after a
couple of weeks trip through the northern
resorts.
The Seventh Ward base ball club IS now
thoroughly organized and next week will
be In readiness TO play exhibition games on
the ball park.
John Winters. Of West Brdge-st. fell
over a banister in the N1zer block Thurs
day night and received broken ankle be
sides other small bruises He fell a dis
tance OF thirty feet, bat is rapidly recover
ing.
There was a very select social given al the
residence Of Frank Myers. on jefferson. 81 ,
Thursday evening there being about twenty
couples present All had a very enjoyable
time Mr. Joseph Wurzburg was highly
cOmplimenied for his fine singing.
A brakeman narrowly escaped with his
bead yesterday afternoon while trying to
board a train on the Bridge 81 crossing
while the gates were down. He came run
ming down the street and with a flying leap
tired to jump over the gates bat caught his
f0e on the top. which threw him against
the cars. but luckily be caught hold Of a
ladder leading up the side Of the car aud
thus saved his life
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11
PeRPL6xlNG PUZZLES,
Problems Which the "school Marms" Have
To "RassIe" with

To 'kasSlt' with.
The members of the County Board of
School Examiners are not altogether pleased
with the questions selected by the State
Board of Education, for nse in the examin-
alton. They claim that the questions are
not practical that some are nonsensical and
that they do not serve to determine a per-
sons ability as a teacher. From the exam
pie given below, taken from the third grade
cards used at the examination yesterday, il
will be seen that in order to obtain a GER
tificate a teacher must read the newspapers
and possess knowledge that is not to be OBJ
tanned from text books:
In United States History the applicant is
asked to Describe the Missouri COmprOm-
ise.' the Purchase of Florida the Mon
roe Doctrine and the 'Wilmot Proviso.
Explain the 'Dred Scott Decision. What
was President Johnsons policy of recon-
structiOD.
In Civil Explain what is
meant by interstate commerce. What are
the rights OF states under the constitution?
What are the rights Of citizens under the
constitution? Explain the prominent fea-
lures of the Presidential succession law"
In Arithmetic-"W nine eggs weigh
pound, at what price should they be sold
per dozen. to be worth Is cents per poundY
A body weighs six pounds at one end OF a
false balance and eight pounds at the other.
What is its true weight
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11

Henry Writers returned from New York
yesterday.
Rnfo.ph Doornink left last night for a
tvn Faeks visit In NeE YORK City.
M- snd Mrs Leonard Covell are home
from a visit in Indiana and Illinois.
Rev. IA r Welton IS still seriously III
win typhoid fever of a malignant type
cen T. C smith has made a trip East in
the Interests of the Princess Furniture Co.
Mrs Geo. souie. jr. lefl last night for
Minneapolis. where her husband has set
Tel permanently.
Mss liy Hessiton. sho has been visit
iaz ner sister. Mrs VIII Long Oi Third
ave returned home to Alieg<n, yesterday.
The marriage Of Albert Engei. Of the
r 1.0n Depot naEzage ofiCe. and Miss An
ME FISCHER vii taks pisoe next We,ines-
day
Mr. w b Holden. for he past four years
iu fhs employ of Fo.sf. Herp1lsheimer e
Co.. has scoepted po-iuon with spring g
Company
ID b Cody. willard Barnaart and q. A
Bal returned from Dakota .asr nIght. Mas
ters Roy Bsruhart and Lon l0siy accom-
panied them.
psniel Marvin has recovered his sanity
and 8 sons The gentleman lives 81 No
si Ssnfa ufvisioa-sf. He Ess sent t0 she
AZ .lm sf Kalamazoo Al May
Ms Iosspb Eoambers has returned from
Battle Crses unitoer she vent to sttead
her hasnands funeral she denies the
statement tbaf family troubles Ied the man
60 cummis sliel1s.
Capt H Nsors. Lieut. j r. Lacy
S-rz DasbT naiL Corp. D -. Hughes aad
SIR Harry Tong we're among tae Grand
Esuiftns vho -neer-d fhe netrgis- n their
victory over r1e gnicag0s IN The n icked
giT lh1rsisF
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11

Robert Bgchauaas exaggerated picture.
"A Woman Against the World, or Alone
Ia fond1n wss played again lsst night ai
Power bv Col -.nns splendid company
to 81 excellent house
A. t0I SIM BROOKLYN Theatre yesfer-
dsv Nss given the frsf theatrical heaedt in
a.8 8f tae Charleston Sufferers where
Behani Mansfeld played Prince kari.
The Performance nefte3 fl.1lH. ani ii was
lTe largest benefit ever given in Brooklyn
Wits the rernaa ~ thr Co'oueis baeeft to
Mhsaa Gre saHerers Nheu the smoant
iasau was coz
"a ao HabaIe vi he presented kuf
once seats sfe nou on SAFE fsf TUESDAY
arsnsrr
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11
Resolutions

The Committee on Resolutions presented
the following platform of principles which
was unanimously adopted.
The Prohibitionists of the Fifth District
in Congressional convention assembled re-
affirm the prohibition platform Of the Slate
convention and pledge our cordial support
% the nominees on the State ticket al the
polls In November next.
We desire % emphasize the fact that the
prohibition of the liquor traffic IS the SUI
preme issue of the hour and as loyalty TO
that principle is the test of party fealty, We
feel that 10 should De presented from the
platform and through the press ia is econ
Omic social and moral aspects so fully
that every man who listens or reads must
be convinced ofhis duty 10 use his personal
social and political power 10 secure the
overthrow OF the rum traffic.
Res9ired That we oppose most emphati-
cauy the efforts so frequently made by in
dividuals 10 uuduiy influence men in the
free exercise of the elective franchise; and
any man Nho offers 10 buy a vote or accept
a bribe 10 vote other than his convictions
OF right or Of duty should be deemed gull
ty of felony and should Oh sufficient proof
Of such act b. himself disfrancnised.
Reg0tef That we declare our unalterable
purpose 20 defeat ali opposition 10 the prin-
ciple of prohibition whether II comes from
Demo -Greenback or Republican sources.
Our answer % the charge so frequently
made that our sole purpose IS 10
defeat the Rspubiican party, that it matters
but little which wing Of the whskey power
is defeated first. both the Demo Greenback
and the Republican parties being in fact
simply different wings of the whiskey
power.
Resoi.ed, That we condemn beth the
Democratic and Republican parties for
their lack Of moral courage to effectually
deal with the all important question OF
prohibition, and that We highly commend
The Knights OF Labor for excluding liquor
dealers from membership in their order.
Res0ired That true 10 The pur-
pose of the founders of the Pro-
hibti0u party and inspired by
the same spirit which actuated the abO-
iitiOuists Of former times. We propose in all
good faith to be loyal % the Republic in all
its interests and - rememo Der IN suitable
aud substantial way the soldiers Of the Re
public and their families for their sacrifice
in maintaining the lniOn, and further, we
favor general pension law as the most
equitable method of showing oar gratitude
o. the defenders Of the Republic.
A five minute recess was taken for eau
cussing among the delegates.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11
TELEGRAM-H ERALD.
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Naeu Gle cIly Offices are moved a. Tie
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wees a. tle Hes- Dl-1as D. u7fo' g
% eioeA loln0'fo" AFTERNOON
TIE Escana0A Ir0n foU SAYS. Fred n.
lu.klaln oi 1fAhd 1apius, nspueN %
lr friend anu eoill aie, neUSlai luues, -
fis-tin< hl7 sister aaIs. l-ll,s' a. Oi1 i-i'e''
ana ea'ied on rs Ao"NAs-
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vas inJsred 81 is.il IN the Blodsett oiocA
DAY Dr lWo since Ats recovered 7uiAClcill-
~ ~ adhiii 20 Na-Alus aoy--- '0 NIL
s4ne his iAoofs next Aouuay'
"a. Donually has been appointed % M
the vacancy ln the Committee on Finance
Tor ne saginaw entertainment, occasi0ned
By the inaoInly Ot Hon q. ". Watkins 70
serve. The committee is doing good WORK
There Was but small number of teach
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11

While waiting Tor the committee
0n credentials % report, ur. Henry
REYNOLDS the srsa rel ribbon
Prohibition advocate was introduced and
said
"I am glad Co be With yog for few mo-
ments aud / esteem lt a pleasure fC further
Identify my self with the 0nly Prohibition
party in America. I used 90 think that ]
Sas a prohloitiouist " hen j belonged tO the
g. o. p bar j found my mistake and Joined
the third party some three months ago, 50
am comparatively an infant / am happier
now thau I ever was before ana ms every
effort is tO build up the third party
T. b. Iapham. Of Rockford was called
for and said, IL am recent convert 20 po
lifical prohibition having been convinced
that prohibition must be clean cut and by a
party pledged % such reform. / have been
q Republican since J attained my majority
and So was my father before me. ! carried
A torch when I was bat ten years old and
believe that Repubhcanism was born in me
They say We are patied on the back by
Democrats All right; | would sooner be
patfed on the hack Dy a Domecrat who
stands ont boldly and declares himself op
posed % prohibition, than 10 lock arms
with a Republican who stands ready TO drag
me into a saloon when his hqnOr friends are
In sight OF into a temperance meeting when
his prohibition friends are around
The Committee on Credentials reported
the several counties fully represented. and
recommended that alternates be admitted
"a seats aud allowed TO vote; carried On
motion of c. I'll. NOI of Kent, the de lega
tions present were empowered 20 cast the
full vote Of their legislative districts.
The temporary officers were made perma-
neut
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11

AEs l0RK. Sept. l0-The steamship
Chicago. which arrived today from Liver
pool, had as passenger the distinguished
English socialisro philosopher Dr Edward
kyeling and his vile. Who Is daughter Of
Carl Marx, the German economist Dr.
kyeling L. a disciple 0i Marx and viii lee
ture ia America upon his socialisiic the
ories lie iii speak in New England nrsg
aad then in the West lie has no sympa-
thy with anarchists bat advocates Govern
ment control Of productive agencies Herr
Llbkneci. the eminent German socialist,
Will arrive aud Join the Doctor next week
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11

The Virgin Salt Co. New Haven. Conn
10 introduce Virgin salt into every family
are making TINS grand offer A Crazy
Patch work Block. enameed in twelve
beautiful oolors. and containing the latest
Fancy stitches. on a large autographed
Card having beautiful gold mounted Ideal
Portrait in the center gwen away with
every 10 cent pac kaye oi Virgin Salt Virgin
sali has $50 equal ior household purposes
"a Is the cleauest purest and wbitest Salt
ever seen OF used Remember that large
package costs only ~ CENTS. with the above
present Ask year Erocef Tor ll
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11
THE OPERA HOU6E PRIZE.


Interest in the Redmond concerts has in
creased since the inventory of remaining
unsOld tickets has commenced. Yesterday
was and the greater part of today will be
occupied by the management and his assist
ants in culling from the unsold tickets
those drawn from the wheel. This will be
completed by noon today. when tickets will
be for sale at the office and prices published
in the afternoon papers.
There will be bargains in tickets for few
days after the inventory is completed re-
gardess of previous prices
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11
TOMMY wARRsN's CHALLENGE.
as Wants 10 fight o'I.eary. of Cineinnsti
and d. fat Np.

CIN0sNAri sept. l0.-C. " Hendersen
Of Le2isYiae. has sent q 'I.o&Fy. the feather
weighs pagilisi Of TINS ciiy, a ohaienge -
lshl Tommy Warren ior purse " 800 oF
= oe and has pul forfeit OF 500 With one
lke forsi 0f that place. I-eary SAYS thai
he vii nght Warren provided the money is
posted With tbe Cincinnati Etfsgc. A
hghl between @ Lesry aud Tommy Dan
forth il being arranged aud will likely come
OF near this CHS 81 al early day.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11

J. II Tatem. on behalf Of Kent county,
presented the name of f l.. Briggs Allie
gan. lonia and Ottawa counties seconded
the nomination The rules were
suspended and the nomination ~ Z. L.
Briggs ~ Grand Rapids. vas made by
scclamatlou
committee consisting of j r. Taiem
Geo faubach and Wm Arnold were APP
pointed to wait on Hon + l. Buggs and
notify him 0f his nomination
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11
No salt on Their TaiI..

HARTFORD, Sept. 10-At a meeting to-
night the Hartford Amalgamstedlradesa and
Labor Unions condemned the alleged labor
ticket nominated in this city last Monday
and decided that IN no way would they sup
port IL.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11

NEw HAVEN. Ct, sept. l9.-New Hayen's
fund for the Charleston earthquake sufferers
up 10 tonight amounts 10 s., 700 Mayor
Hole0mb tonight telegraphed the Charles
ton authorities 70 draw on him for another
$1,000.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11

A Coopersville lady. rejoicing. writes
"Dr Akin has cured me rapidly Of severe
painful weakness. improved from the
FIRST Of his magicaily curative treatment
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11

Ladies. don't fail - attend the Cooking
school at the New York Tea Store this
week
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11
ROUGH ON THE c. 0. P.
E. L. Briggs for Congress by
the ProhlbitiOnists.
llNllClIl0l Or THE OLD Pl8IIES.
The Platform Snort Dut Emphatic
o.. R-goOia's J ak Lapham An
nosnces AIiegi glance ns Nonl-
lnaiion ~ 2cciamatIon.

The Prahil-lel.sls 81 l4e fita District
met il convention yesterday at rae superior
Court r1sm flr tle parp9se oi placing in
nomination a candidate f4r Representative
Iu Congress a large number of ladies we're
present al delegates aad spectators snd tie
business ~ tle convention eas tral sacled
eirlouC alY fr.lu0n either on Tie platform
~ ile candidate
The convention vas called t0 order az 2
o o'clock by j. H. Taiem After prayer 0y
Rev o. Cande~ oi Kent. Z. A. Richards, oi
ioula Nas uanei as temporary chairman
Geo Bennett oi Kent A. secretary.
The iolloeiug committees were appoint
et tredeulals-J H. Iaiem. Peter
Eeynders ol henE Henry SHUTS. Ailrsan
Heury Black l9n.a George Lauoacu,
Ottawa.
Resolutons-D Conan. Ottawa Merritt
Moore l8nIa l. g. Whitfield. Kent. A. T..
STARK. Allegan. Rev a. Candee. Kent.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11

sfThe Yalisi, or Jersey Corset has just ar
rived at J. BARTH's,
SIS Monroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11

An artificial eve, looking so natural as TO
remove all deformity, was fitted By DR..
Akin for Saginaw gentleman yesterday.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11
A Lamont Merchsu

The Yalisi, or Jersey Corset, has just ar
rived at J. BARTHs.
5g Monroe.st
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11

Reports a case Of severe Salt Rheum curet
bv Or. Akin after all else failed.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11
=. ALL PRICES lOWERNOST THIS MONTH"; :

We have large line of of Boys ia
rety of patterns. Plain and Fancy Csssneres Cbevots
Checks Etc. from to So This IN less
than half These Bargains call early they viii 20
quick at the prices.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11

fekn ulinios slxih year vii begin. -ept 81
isss MiifarT lsr thorough ins1rucfssu. Nufn
tsf In|lfii tff rer surHa. eeferrars n
Fsfaaf,i fffali Harfit loan T1rr1ft MlskeRou
-tts.-s Afskss "a. Ms p Nrf iV1f
Man'-fee. Rev A Noek. kIpeua Nfh eend
~ IIiasi afssf Calsitens is paees a8afrse
tfeo Hn=f n A. Re4tor
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11

The Yalisi. OF Jersey Corset, has Just ar
rived al ! BaRTHs
81 Mop~oo -
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11

tn Introducing Mr. Briggs. Iaiss Patem
made some very complimentary references
70 she nominee and Nr Briggs said. IF I
were to consult my 0vn feelings 7 would
say { regret Vour choice huf when { think
THAI every delegate has done
what fheT deeuea best Tor the
party mgst defer fo their judgment
{ feel the honor more hscsgse the women
have been allowed a voire in tle c0nven-
lou. ard hope ihe time wiil s0on come
vhen caev Vlii every where ~ E.Vea the
right ~ franchise lheT so rrsl.v deserved
The speaker reviewed the platforms ~ che
lIrsentaCs Democratic sni Republican
parties. sad eonnra'nE said The tV0
oid parties have been pg'tag as ~ irons
lase gu 1ue huf tals 1Ies'ian nlf naw
1e settled fhask van cordially and sill
.anvsss ine district sud appeal to fbe voters
ts stand aut aaiaIr far tn-l- convictions ~
right tHd suppression ~ t1e s071r frtfHc
Fhe Eanrr-ssiant. funl. -ee Nas nsmed
A. .a10Vr ffr H "a 5fronz Kent John
q slr Aieaan 5shn Wssson 0ltawa.
Merff Moore. iaH.A Tae iafisr Eas usde
caalrnar.
Remarks were us.ie hv a nunn ssr ~ fhe
delegates sai tae canvpetiea aloarne8
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11
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