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SUNDAY AT CHARLESTON.
Religious Services at Private Resi-.
dencss-h envy Rain.

CEARLEsT N, S O., September 20 -
THE h s b .cr d fl r-nt da f.um ast
Sund y by reason # the susp ~ 10 vi
the wo'k re p6 ing he luCr. ugh
farea which a wtek $50 was il fall
blast, Comuu icrio arr w pet y
we'll Ir''o" d, the t lrgr.D h linas ne
IN op'rti n, and { tl.ptoEe X.
cGAi sc l. WO'k ny uta 4 " ryWhfr
TIE 40 ST l,atur t the Y was q
heavy ram It's IL ornirg. which ia
jurrd Ctr sid -rably RE /, on e. Is # tx
PCS d dwellings, a d ua'e the IL.
tna'ninrc mpr's ont pgrtiGdlar Y uA-
coufoltabl- But III di m,or, and
10 q wersS OH ny IN C m a-hon with
what would h'vs hon tie efitci 81 u
dnwhponr ten days ago lhe leatur
OF tn da, s last 3 d y, was opeo
air W hi. Th4 Mar nsI's Church
h ID sc vlces or on. ofit ehlps il tn j,
bar or. The Presbyt rin1 aud Huge
ct Oourch rvices were on tn tat
tary Iho G mgr grilu Cf Grace
Camch wUshWped la the Sunday
s hool buildirg; the se"oad Pres ~
"rian q ng ega ion in tie JesdeL CO
of "r. j. 5 r ggs s.. Johns Lutheran
~ 8 Sunday school. and oshtr con-
gIegato sio Gheit chu,che.i.
ire conditions OF Summerviile for
thu past three days in regard to earth
quake disluiba ces have heea very
reassu inc, end the people are strongly
imp esstd with the hell that the a
moving tremors AID det,nnions a'e
abo1t to csa'e. On Saturday, last, u q
whole day passed wit ont even as
mu h as a de onatior. Theirs were
only two scarcely andi We explosions
on saturday nigh, separated by
sn interval of two lou 8. o.
sunday about 8 O'Clock thrrs
was plainly audible explo.
zion, which was, however, use om-
panied by the usna trembling OF The
eaftp. At IL o'clock sunday night
there ives a trs NOR Whict, as the PEG
pie have become accustomed ia such
mantte.tati' ms, caused little continent.
AT z o'cl ok this morning there was
another slight shock of tbs sans chsr-
acter The deto a,ious aud ulm ,rs
are no " at very long int, rval-, aad q
Uohrfdtd except by the mo
The titu ,tion az Cha Sc
ton Is Brighter snd more cheeiilg, n
fact w1ich is lNgeiy 5ne 10 the
tlvorab!e we tier End escape fiom
The West Irdia huricaoe TIE dea a
ist from the eff cts OF expos IRE is
IoTty-nine, as rgultt Diney moe in
the pIevions We k Tee IL e'ill a
,carci y OF skilled bii,sl6ye,s end
plasts'er, asd wsge. ne a. earth-
iva g priceF. TIE fright csu'ed by
ne oil = s. oeSs Is generally su sizing,
I'D refugee arr re urntok To the city.
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kRE M rs
OPEN ON MONDAY THEIR FIRST
DIRECT
IMPORTATION
PARIS WO0LENS
FOR rTREEr WEAR.
SILKS AND VELVETS
FOK STREET AND ECEPEEON
COSTUMES,

THESE GOODS arc Exclusive, and only e
be found AZ our house.
THEY ARE Most Artistic in DesiRn, and
havi purch ased ths IN direct W. can as.
sue our patrons of every incidental ad-
vantage.
CoL0RINGS AND DESIGNS ARE EN-.
TIRELG NOVEL AND UNIQUE.
THE, ADVANTAGE of an early selection il
OBVIOUS, ms II gives you an oppcrtuoity
never again repeated OF having the
choice OF magnificent assortment.
FOR STREET COSTUMES Krem,r's show
Tailoinvs aud Camels HAIRS in the m mi
approved ENGLISH DESIGNS.
OUR STOCK IF DRESS FABRICS is most
complste-nevcr before equa,ed in as.ort.
m GnrS S9a pH2anrH s Mkv Isl 81 EyE 4. \
Feet
KREMER'S SNOW 2On Shade of Dress and
Trimming .VELVEr-Io bou'e eau APP
proach us in ability to match or har-
monize colors.
KREMER'S SHOW In Velvet and Plush
Stripes an Novetie the most exquisite
aud marvellous effects.
KRENER'S TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.
Novelties Of the richest varieties
JET PARURES or Dress, Iridet cent EpSu-
lets, Camels Hair and AstrlkHn Elects
FEATHER TRIMMINGS in cry conceiy-
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HR EMER'S SHOW Exclusive Novelties in
PARIS ANU LONDON HATS Novel
ties in hat EiIec,S. Rich Birds and
PlumaRe.
ELEGANT RIBBON NOV ,LTIEs.
KREMER'Ss SHOW ~ CLOAK DEpART-
MEAT Magni6cNt Cloaks and Wraps.
Speoial WraIs foe autumn wear. EN-
CLASH COATS AND JACKETS.
BESIDES the great novelties a. 4 attractive
WINTER GOODS, we shall oltor GU Mon
day SOME SPECIAL BARGAINS y
IN OUR Kid Glove Department Fine kid
dloves ut 500 pair.
HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT. Hand
kerohiefs Mt l3c eacn.
FINE Tissue Veripes at $50 yard.
RICH Chencile Marabouts, in all colors, at
6Su.
FEATHER TRIMMINGS at 80, a yard.
FINE Double Fold All Wool Scrgcs, In all
colors. 1t 49, yari.
COR ELS tell worth 80 50.
FINE FALL WRAPS, elegantly trimmed
at IS 25.
COLLARS, Fine Linen, at &c.
NEW JERSEYS, OF Px oil ent quality, 81 IS.
SCHOOL HATS at pc.
KREMER'S SHOW MONDAY Exclusive
No'et ties in all departments of their own
pur Ati0". and b tglhs LuAl Will
COMPEL ATTENTION.
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CONNECTED All LAST.
THE PAN COaPANY Rings UP
THE BELL
Telephone Suit BEGUN Before Judge
jackson at ClnclE matt
Pless Filed.


CINcISNATI, September q. - Tee
Uni ed States Cvutt vas crowde | TINS
moral g when TIE case o, tie B4ll
Trlephune Company Tas called, be.
re o. c 1T Judge JarS'o1 aod Dis
tr'ot judges Sage and WtlSeT. Among
the paUles lntsr.tted p'e.en. wet;
Caar,ss Z. B.wdl'ch, oil Bos,or vice
pes d'nt ottoe b IL Compaqy; Heavy
ne Fer, OF Pittsbu'gi A u; Bl'lo-k
aud neorga n. stone, oil IL Cioclnoati
brarcc. The Ooyernmtnt Gowns /
mesei wtr" the Ho'. A u. Tou"-
mdn, OF Col moue, w.; Gr svenor p.
Ll"ery, Ct New foiS; 'X-Nolicito
John GoodS, 81 Virgin tnd jeff
O1anoier and Ch nlss Whltmao, I
Washington. For tie Bel Company
wee j. j. : orrow, OF Is NJ on; the
ii n } s-ph Il NcDopa' D. oil di ma
po,is; the II IN. h. a. Harr soa, Of
Ool2 mons, u, snd TIE hon. A. F..
PTlry, II Cine nuati. Lbs Only PER
ons Wro Gr1usd were Nitssr Ieu'-
ma harr so snd , orroW.
L Is IL company had hled o plea
ag'lntt the Jnr sat on, ard al5o mo-
u, % quaen the ma'sfa 3 rttu II.
lie Gov. I'm nent moved I snke ne
moion ON the II ~ The prel'u-
lHtr9 .qu1tt'un srJse IS to Ehether the
qnettlon OF mot on eh ud b. rsi.ed
by the molon or by te pea. Toe
GlVSr4 ment lnss ed ttai t shou d
"nIy be alsed by ihs plea
Tie B.l mplny p hnted ont that
the ra,'icf Was noe uniio'm, some
'ou't is ioei ting ooe WY and eom.
sno her; that they } a Tor safety filed
both and were content TO have une
h'alng en- t1e question under either
toe plea or tie mot on, tie Cour saw
l g Their r'go'e under either, If the
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21
THE BRO THEIRS AT NASHVILLE.
Great EnthuSiasm Manifested by
Theiv supporters.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. September 2o.-
Bob and ALI rived here tonight from
MurffeesborouQh md were tendeied an
ovation by ctiz ans. They Tut up at
the Maxwell House ana both made
speechts from the balcony OF the hotel
and at erward held a reception in
Giff-rert re oms Of the hotel. Great
8. thnsissn bj their supporters.
Eve 1bou.sud people list ned to
rhs speaking between TIE brothers to-
cay at Mulfre sborough.
ALI opens d the ball and mads his
usual speech, goirg into cnarg s
ont assertions fgainsG the Dem era d
party. He 81 oke with grsst officially,
his thront tt,ll troubling him coasid-r-
SHY, but he ma le 20 d impr1 IS 4.
He said he b I'D no crimioal c1ar1e t.
bring against the Confederate so d eis,
that they hal, ss he b 'lieved, acted
lnscientiously ss they thought ri2ht
He desired no man 10 vote fer him
cept they thou9 hit he YVES right.
Bob WIS intro Juced bv tho Hoo. j.
ID. Richs rd,on. When Boz rose ihs
enthu iasm OF tie crowd reached fl, e
yer heat and they yelled I'd shouted
Tor many minutes, B ID said AL al
jus spoSen eome old speech, renint-
lrg him of tue man who eat he box
OF axle or, ase and said it was the ra K.
est cheese bs ever chewed. Bob said
t. Republican, party was ON trial for
8 misde sds, and ana gued that parry
for its crime in Try ny t. over urn the
constitutional government. II. said
the verdict tie jury viii be "Guil v"
and the criminal mus, hapg. He
showed thu insia. Gritty Of Repu =
Cal in climb G t. be in favor OF
workmeu, While ,bev have pr ssed aw
to impnt psuper labor. H. snoaei
thst Dsmocia'y has saved tn people
$16 100000 in tbe frs year of the
control of the governm mt, ADD sske1
thu people to judge how mach they
would save wben they got ia rly down
Nork
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21
HIGHWAYMEN CAUGHT.
Lodged Ia Jail-JOnhiderRb,e Xxx
citement-Aid for CharleetOR,
lsrEoIAL TO THE APPEAL. |

BIRMINGHAM ALA, September co.
Two of tns rhrse negroe, VINO sh, t
and RIB, d Wm. Kirkland and 500
stu d.y night have been caught and
! died n jsi. Tpey ERE Anthony
trantley ana Elem Shay. Thef,rmtr,
until lis rest, as empty d by the
city a. a guard o oonvi3 3. Toe evi
&c ce Oh weuch tbs ares YVES IN ,de
il entre'y crcamstantial, but it is ex-
'eedingly stccng. TLreyt have beer
msde amoi g friends Of Khtland's and
Ie'pe liviag nesr the spot o Il e
robbery OF lynch'nS the negn e. to-
night, add the ia | is strongly goard d.
A me-'ing of citizens was held
onIght, at which C MN tees were ap-
nointsd to solicit sub criptiols Tor The
Charlie toA Sufferers
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21
LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
Deoth of the Associate EditOr of
the "AepubItcsh."
IsrEo1AL To THE APpRAL.l

LITTLE Rock, ARK. Septembe or 90
DtUglUs Strl her s BlecSrurn died in
'h'a city IT the r sidence OF his father,
Col, W. ia pei 81 ckburn, at,6 o'cl OK
vest risy a'ttrtoon, ag'd "a He Wa4
as cisted Uith hts tat er IN the b.
C ton OF the Rep'sbl can, org OF he
Taryt T. at ] anne, and wa, yopng
II au Of brisht promise. He was
bu"ed ty Lite hook Tyl osrsph,ca!
Uni III A. 4 o'ci OK tits afternoon.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21

The telegraph t day announces tie
opening of tie Baltimore and Ohio
Ane. Isis the great ct experiment in
rRlioadiug stree tie West Shore and
RSdsou River lie WIS opened, and
WIKI cost probably ons-tLifd 20 one
hli az much. Ipoves q. EAST that
III hue AK of North md S3uta
t-avel is az well id mt ii dsnd fixed as
The axis OF East AID Wet trlvel by
The GohaEk Valley, and TIA. there is
no her axis TO parallel The present
Southern routes till the Cumberland
Valley is found, which similarly pcs.
sess dual railroad lines.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21

SECRETARY MANNING lett the Mn
eral Springs H)ttl on Saturday Ior
Bnffa'o, and started from there for
Albany yes erday morning. He will
have a conference with the President
10 hat city on Wednes lay. II, stated
while at Buffao that he pad received
no tffer Of ths Aus 40 mits on and
I would no. az cept it if tsnd red him.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21
JACK ON, TENN.
The Candidates for me Eighth Dis.
tTieI speak az PinsOn.
ESPECIAL 10 rHE APrEAL.I

JACKSON, Tenn, September 20 The
candidates. fer @ mgr IS in the L gnth
Diatritt sp, Ike toby 10 large crowd
1T PM on, 1nIee 70 lrh his Of the crowd
wee for Enloe aud the b.laIc, for
u n. Campbell. 10 tie race in thi,
'onnty between Enloe end C,mpbe I'll
Eoioe Is shesd. Taylor will ee but q
small vote. Reports ( on all over toe
di;t'ict indicate that Enlos will be
nan mated ty big msj rity.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21
THE SUPREME COURT
OF the United states "a Convene
Monday, October I2Ib.

WAsBIESToN, September 20.-The
Supreme Court of the United States
wei convene for The Oct Der ie IN on
Atcnday, toe l2th proximo. TIE
numoef OF ~ e. on thu dee set in
'ressas sieaci from year to year. Or
tine 20tH OF Septembr, 1885, the care
dock-Ied numhered 1854. At the clo.e
of bnsiHe s IN tie clerk office to-
night, iher9 were on The dock at 1000
Gases, al increase Ct thirty six
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21
On Tr,nI nd MAhhinctou.

WASHING ron, sspsem er 20 The
Pat Electric cas- sas Def re JndA e
j mes, s uiug 10 eqi'ly, today, IN a
IN It,Ou of Eal and Pogo, atlurneys
for Mr.. Gar aud, to FIX q time within
which the teAlmI stall U- tshea
and to hive all ofi t keWcrs'y. ID d.
Rogers Obi 'c'el ,buol.ly to begin
} ing even to take Its'imoty unnl The
dem1rr flied BY III otltr deiendan 0
Tad be N h ard and decided, as ths
Duurt m ght bod tia to- demurrer
WAS COED and dismiss he bill.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21

THESE is 10 doutt that it has for a
long tine past been the intention of
SIC etay Lunar aud Secret ,ry E di.
colt, With the approval of the Prrsi-
dent, to-send to Florida sll the APP enc
Indians. There wers many indications
that this programme was def itsly
agreed upon after mature considers-
ton. Ths objection nov raised is
that there are in all about 200 OF the
Apaehes who havs 10 bs taken to the
Florida reservation which is altoQelher
too small Tor such purpote.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21

M. STAMBULoFF, in an interview,
said: The man eleced in place OF
Pduce Alexander, VINO yer hs may
b., will be ovtIthrown il h9 TT ca 20
Russianiz9 thu Bug ri n people or to
abolish the constitnti n. We wi b TO
live 10 friend h p wi;b, not in subiec-
ton to, r ia"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21

The Hor. Allen G. Thurman, who
is a, Cincinnati, O., on legal bust
n4fs, was serenaded at his hotel LIST
night by he Thurman Cub, and hs
made triet add es', in which be
saio Il will never hold an offic
again"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21

A WASHINGTON corresponds at ssya:
'''Young Jim Blaine, a ely married, is
swell known smong the Washington
bloode. jim has frequently painted
H street blood red color while his
father was Kwte ly dreaming of occu-
pyipg the Presideatial chair" James
js, it see ne, ia not a prohibitiOnist
Gntside of Maine. He follows his
d4thsr as osely in this respect as in
.anne. nthnrn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21

JUDGE DUB,sE delic ,te!y, but fl -mly,
choked eff the pi ofetsional grand ia
ror yesterday wien he aid: 81 shall
strictly aabe'e TO the Law, which pro-
vides at jprgman serving one term
i, exempt for the succeeding two
ueo-sD
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21

TAE CONVEX ton which mte s
Thursday cannot be to- ca eful in the
reelection of L 'tis ativ1 ticael A
live, progressive city tuch Fl Memphis
should have one kept wide awakr,
enterpi,iig men to represent it.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21

THE Treasury Department. has de-
cided TINT Indians living in the
United Sta.es near thu Cana6iAp:f 90
tier are Lot ent tied to the privilege Of
purchasing horse, snd cattle in Can
ada and importing them into the
UEi ed States free of duty-
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21
BR0WNoViLLE, TENN.
Death of FTO@inent Phy sici an
PTisOneTs Escaped.
ESPECIAL TO THE APpEAL.l

BROWNSVILLE. Tenn, Saptenb 20
De. jam ". PicN.n1, a well Lnown
pny sici-n, ditd a. hia home, nea
'ow2, Saturday, ind was buried sun
day.
h sc prison'rs ss'Euted Jsile
Shermal Sui day, and after breaking
his lex IN toe ,tru gle. made their es-
cape sld have not yet been recap
tured
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21

GLADSTONE was enthusis site lllv ,e
ceived when he appeared TN the Il III
of the House tf Commons yes erday,
and Parnell's vigorou, plea for i'm
media scti n in bsh,lf OF Leland
c.eAed a p'ofannd imp ression.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21
Att.nIlgn, 10 knen n1d Olherr.

THE following Merchant Tailors have
J. signed the 'Dill of Piists' presented
70 them by the Journeymen lailoTs' linton,
Of Memphis, Team. Bar2ey Mcmahon and
j. l.. fro.t. The firms that have refused TO
pay the bill are III as slayer nd sam slayer
"A 70. Tho Uni Is formed of the tour shops
named. Pies dent, Georgs Richnrd; Re-
cording Secrot ny, H., j. Popa. by order Of
tho Tailors' UniU'. The Union will meet
next Monday night at 7 $50 o. clock sharp
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21

THE issle OF st4ndsrd silver do Ia s
from The mints during the week ended
September IS h, was s1,1l4,S05 The
issue during the corresponding psri, d
of last year was 1861 ,493. The strip
msntl of fractional /, i yer coin si. ce
September 1st amonnt to 1855 5S4.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21

SIXTY Spanish insurgents submit ed
ct Vale { a. yett' rday. The fugitives
destroys d tho ra lwby between Alca a
and Tar agona. 1he rtbellirn failed
through the lie usal of the Aloa'a and
VeCaloaro garr co. t. 10 the revolt.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21

Consul GILBERT, 10 Tlesie, in a
report to tn. Secretary of State, gives O
series of ia )les showing raid falling
off in the imports Of AmeiicIn petro-
leum and d spending increase in
thai of Russian sucs 1850
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21
Appel aied General Passenger Agent

CHIcAG' ., SEPT mber20 Announce
ment is male tl-dsy that Z. p. Wilson,
formerly gsEer1 passenger agent OF
he Cincinnati Southern IA lway, and
for The part fifteen months aroitra.or
and Comms sioner Of n e Southwest rn
md OH = pass4ng.r ASSOCIATIONS, viii
r, csive tbs applIotmeLt Of general
passenger nRlpt Of the Oh caaO add
Hcrthweit "a, vice il. s Hair, who
-espns The oppointmeol viii dst7
(, nm DC ober is tie dats upon which
Mr. Wilson, term AZ commissioner
expYee.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21
LuSDsoRe's perfume. Edenis

Llndbofg'g perfume, Alpine Vicle'.
Lnndborg's perfume, Lily Of the
Valley.
LsDdborg'I peSiume, MArchal Nile
RIe.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21

1r is urdarstood that Sir William
Wbite, Br tith Minister at Bucharest,
" Ii scoa tu'ceed Sr Edwsrl Thorn
500 as AMBASSADOR to turkey.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21
DIED.

BUDDEKE-In Nashville, TEEN, on Sun
day, september 10, lss6, DIR r ". BUoDEKE.
in the S0tn year Of his aSe, His remains
were Inferred there Monday, September 2Oth.
B0SHWlTZ-0n Monday m,rning, Sep.
tember %, 1885, at o'clock. residence No.
us Main street, ANDERSON BOsHwlIz, aged 81
years.
Funeral from his late residence this IT G Es-
DAY. afternoon at 8 o'clock. Friends are
invited to attend.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21

allow such "a law t. be put Ia motion.
Loud cheers.
Therefore, be should support the
bill, although he fimseli would have
fra ned It ifeIently. The bin, how.
ever, could be sltered in committee.
Mr.. Matthews, Home Sscrt tary,
said ihst Mr.. Parneil's bill was au ir-
vitstioa 10 al tenauts in Ireland 10
riks arainst tire payment OF rents.
The debate was adjourned on mo-
ton OF Mr. John. Morley.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21

Tx TIE, debste last night Mr.. Glad
1t mes voics YVES dsressingly hu ky,
but be SPOKE with his usual energy.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21
Notice 70 Shippers

Owing TO tho low water IN 81. Francis
" river tue 50. amer I'D FOSTER will not
leave until Tuesdag, september 18th.
JAMES LEE, Ja., Superintendent.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21
X. OF p. FuXEnAL NOTICE.

THE officers and members Of Mem <dA
phis Ledge, No. 6; Constan line, i|,rsJA
No, q; Roland, No, %; iona han n q N
Wood, No. co. and Progressive, No. SSJssyJ
80, X OF P, are resnectiully request EsSsy
ed TO meet at Castle Hall. This (rl ES- w
DAY afternoon at $3.50 o'clock, TO attend
the funeral of our In brother, A. DKRsON
BosHwITz, Of Bayerd Lodge. No. s, of little
hock. SAMUEL R0SENHEIM,
n. RkINHM Nm,
+. CREIGHTON.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21
"B. F. Grayeb" 'hewing 'ObacCO.

"B. +. Graveb" thewing 'UbaccO.
nEALERS accustomed to handle our fine
~ brand. Of Plug Tobacco, are hereby IN
formed cat we have obtained decree IN our
favor from the irouit Court Of the United
States, In Danyille, Va. ia the SUIT of B. Il.
Gragely Il Sons against B J. GraVely n Co,
The COu't adiudged that we own and have
duly r. gistersd In the United Suites Patent
office, two trade marbs, numbered respec-
lively S3iS and Il, 4s9 and that the said de-
PENDANTS, b. J. Grovely a Co., have h.
fr'ngsd on said trade inarks ADD upon the
exolusi rights Of Is. Grayely Il Sons,
under the same. Therefore. the Court grant
ed a perpetual injunction o. joining al re-
F'rnining Is. j. Grtveiy n 90. from using on
their t0ba GO the simu n cd trade marks used
heretofore by them, or any trade mark o.
marks containing the words "Gravely Su-
per'Or, or the epress tat IN o. AN ''Ragl, "
atd "~hield" or . thtr o. them. sepnrnt, ~
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21

IT is stated tina the CIR now wishes
the Prince OF Montenegro to take the
Bug srisD throne.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21

THRGE Jevauti, nlry socialists have
hem elected to the Municipal Council
in ct. Quentin.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21

A Bull for closir G tsverns in Iri.h
towns with populaio of 10000 at an
'a'lifr hour Saturdays will be intro-
q duced in III House next sass'op.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21

The President and Mrs. Cleveland
are expected to arrive in Warrington
Wedne scey evening.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21
GLADSTONE arrived in London Sun
day. He 8 in good health.

The Heights Templsr, with their
gay uniforms, have taken st. Louis by
storm.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-10-27
Police Court.

After several remapds Alma, the
hackman charged with perjury in the
Sol Yung shooting case, was yesterday
arraigned and waving examination was
committed to the Supreme Court.
Marie Joseph was convicted of de.
sorting her husband, II. Hagman, and
ordered to return to him.
Josia Kalua forfeited the usual bal
for drunkenness.
Hocmanu Pule, charged with feloni
Gus assault, was remanded till Nov
ember rst, at request of his counsel
Mr. A. c. Smith.
Harry McChesney and Thos. Nc
Giffin we're arraigned for the larceny o
about $500, property of McChesney 6
Son, on or about 22nd inst. McChes
ney pleaded guilty and was committee
for trial to the Supreme Court. Nc
Giffin was remanded until the 28tl
inst, at the request of his counsel, Mr.
Neumann.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-10-27
A Handy Man About a Church.

A correspondent who passed his
vacation in a New Hampshire town
says he went early to church one Sun
day and found the janitor or sexton
busily at work sweeping and busting.
Re took seat in one of the pews and
soon the congregation came IN, making
about hundred present at the hour
for service When the sexton had fin
ished tolling the bell he walked into
the pulpit and said the pastor was away
on vacation, and hence an extra duty
devolved on him, and without further
apology or explanation the sexton pro
ceeded with the service, conducting il
to the evident satisfaction Of the entire
congregation. Salem Register.