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Notice to Contractors.


.hNl'N OffltE.
san Antonio Texas, December 80 1885,.
SEALED PROPOSALS
win he received ut tie MAYORS OFFICE.
until Go'clock, noon, NEYliy January lith,
1885, for the construction OF q
Golfer Dam aroundthe north ~,
ment of the Mill Bridge N'u'-
and such Masonry or Concrete wool,
found necessary in the repairs to tho ,a nas NC
tlons. Prices TO he for Golfer Dn,,, 'o"hua-
and per cubic yard, including ovca,.. vo"ip'eie'
masonry and concrete. Tor
bidders will be required To dcpos,,
of so 10 insure the commonccmnn," '"riclt
work. Further information cnn ~, the
ut the City Engineers Office '''"'ned
BRYAN CAIJAou
by L.. z. CLAuDoN, NN'
City Clerk. sor'
am-td
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Headquarters for fruit tres -
trees aud shrlbbery; grape vines ib n,
plants and bulbs. Flower pots o nut house
thing in the line of ornamental sh,,,,e,, Every
for decorative gardening. My ston,'oery and
large and prices at the very Iowa. Is very
ma i, see me and be convinced Nos s Gone
Camp Yard. PHILIP WO,F psau buffalo
l2-20-lm w. BLAIR, Asistauprletor.
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D6~FOr everything need, I'd in th.i.-
Der line, call on +. j. Befel, at Ia ueM-
national and Great Norther JeSnt iI Ix
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ON CHANGE.

A RET was made ON Change yester.
day that middling cotton will be
quoted at 10 cents in New York he
fore June 18th.
CLOSING prices OF May options at
Chicago yesterday Pork, 80 ia
Lard, 5sc; clear rib sides, $500. Corn,
37sc. Wheat, 77c. Oats, 29lc.
TIE motion to dissolve the injunc-
ton restraining the Baltimore and Ohio
Telegraph Company from doing BUSH
ness on the floor Of the Merchants
Exchange, was argued yesterday before
Chancellor Mcdowell Decision re-
served.
ACCORDING 10 Bureau of Statistics
returns, the importatiOns OF foreign
eggs into the United States during the
eleven months ending February 2Sth
were 11,934,GO0 dozen, against ,0l2, p
23S dozen during the corresponding
period last year. The value OF these
importations was 81 ,Q9S, 355 and ST.
$50, 1853, respectively.
VISITORS on Change yesterday j..
r. Baker. Dyersburg; 5. NJ. Jackson,
Louisville; j. X. Kirkeman, Glasgow,
Scotland; j. NJ. Kehlor, 81. Louis; S.
Kirkland, Alabama; G. c. Perkins,
SenatObia; B. +. Garrett, Mississippi /;
Joe Felsenthal, Stanton, Tenn. ]. L..
Jordan, Alabama; William APPLICABLE,
indianapolis; w. B Sharin, Middle
town; NJ. Frank, Cincinnati; G.. b.
Smith, Florida; Mrs. NJ T. Marvable,
Petersburg, Va; Mrs. G. W. Good
wyn, Petersburg, Va. Mrs, S. Nor
rison, Memphis Mrs. T. NJ. Gillian,
Petersburg; j. f. Biscoe, Little Rock
Mrs Mary Gillian, Petersburg, Va,
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delighted with MaloRey's fine throw
ing to second.
ATLANTA CoHStiiut on, llth: The
championship season viii open on
next Thursday with the following
schedule:
Atlanta in Charleston, four games.
Ma hyille at Augusta, four games.
Memphis in Macon, four games
Chattanooga in Savannah, four
games.
There is much speculation as TO the
four clubs that will be first day win
ners. The general impression is that
the following four will draw the first
blood: Atlanta, Savannah, Nashville
and Memphis. The first day winners
may not count for much, but the clubs
that lead in next Sundays summary
will have won some consideration.
Atlanta expects to get three out of
four with Charleston. Chattanooga
declares that Savannah shall not have
more than two. Nashvi lie and Au-
gusta are pretty well balanced, and
Macon win do well if she evens up
Memphis. The league umpires are
McQuaid, Brennan, Green and
Burns. Visiting clubs take sos
per game without option, and
four games are played in each
series President Proudft has decided
that each umpire shall take eight
games without change. Each club has
put up $500 forfeit into the League
treasury, so that the season opens au-
spiciously. An informal test of the
strength Of four of the teams will be
made tomorrow and Tuesday, Nash.
vile playing Atlanta on those days,
and Augusta playing Charleston. The
league teams are very much stronger
than they We're last year. No North
em club, except the Chicagos, left the
South without being beaten, and some
of them lost as many games as they
won. The salary list of each club
averages over $1,000 per month, which
is an advance of % per cent. on last
year The clubs are more evenly
matched than they were in the begin
ming OF last season, and Atlanta need
not expect TO walk away with her ri
walls. She will have TO fight every
inch of her way from pennant to pen
nant. Next Sundays reports will al-
ford some basis for prediction.
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Non.Resident Notice.

No. 1858 K. D In the Chancory Court Of
Shelby county, Tenn, State OF Tennessee
vs.. %. II. Jones OF al.
II caring from the sworn amended pc
tition la this cause that the defendants,
fannie j. Greenlaw, W. Il. Hreenlaw, Sa lie
J Davis, v. Nj, Davis, Anna Greenlaw and
Katie Bell Greonlaw, are residents Of the
State OF Texas:
II Is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, a. the cOurthouse
of Shelby county, In Memphis, Tenn on or
before the first Monday IN Nav, 1885, and
plead, answer or demur to Oomplainant's
bill, or ii, same will be taken for confessed
as TO them and set for hearing eX parto; and
Tint cOpy of this order be published once a
week; for four successive weeks, in the
Memphis Appeal. This 10Th day Of March,
1886. A copy-attest:
i, / MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master
ByH Y, Walsh, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Metcalf h Walker and L. Lamb, Soils. for
.o,nnIninont tueg
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Non.ISesident Notice.

No 5i27, R.D.--In the Chancery Court OF
Shelby county, Tenn. State Of Tennessee
VI. A. Stein ct al.
happening from the bill which is sworn
to In this cause, that tho residence Of the do
Pendants. SarahL. Laird and ChAs. McGhee,
IL unknown, and cannot DO nscertained at
tor diligent inquiry; and that Joseph Elan
merry is resident o the State Of Tennessee :
II is therefore ordered, That they make
of Shelby county, in Memphis, Tenn, on or
before the first Monday In May, 1886, and
plead, answer or domur to tho petition Of l..
Lamb 6led herein, or the Fam0 will be taken
for confessed as 10 them and set for hearing
published once week, for four successive
weeks In the Memphis Appeal. This 18th
day Of March, 1886 A COPY -A,test;
s. l. MODOW ELL, ClOrk and Master.
Metcali 4 Walker and l. Lamb, Soils for
omplninant tues
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THE COUNTY COURT.
THE CONTESTED ELECTION CASE
AGAIN CONTINUED.
mrs. COnawRy's Application Again
Voted DOwn-ENpenses of
the Work House.

The County Court met yesterday
and worried through the entire day
without transacting any business OF
special impor ance. There was some
"back talk" from few of the mem
bers on &C cunt of the proximity of
August, but the wounded were able TO
leave without a litter, Chairman
Slaughter presided, but soon after the
reading of the minutes OF the last
meeting called Justice York tempo
rarily to the chair, and going
down upon the floor brought
up the question of contest He
said he wanted the court 10 settle it
once and forever rs to whether he had
been chosen chairman or not He
was poor and could not afford to
throw away his time. II was decided,
however, to postpone action until the
return OF OK Chairman Smith, who is
now in Carolina. The case was set
for the second Monday in June.
SALARY RAISED.
Justices Allen and Harrcll submit
ted their report as two OF committee
to determine whether or not Justice
Welburne, chairman OF the Board OF
Poor-Housc Commissioners, for which
services he receives $50 per month,
was entitled TO extra compensation
for services as purchasing agent of the
Work. House. They declared against
the policy of increasing the
salary of any official above
the amount fixed at the time
of his election. Justice Galloway
filed minority report recommending
that Sl5 additional be paid him which
was adopted and the salary ordered
increased.
MRS. coNAwAY's PETITION.
Mrs. M. Z. Conway renewed her
application to be appointed a notary
public, and discussion similar to
that of last cnsued. The County At
torney adhered to his original opin-
ion, and when the question was put
to a vote the motion to reconsider
was lost by vote Of yeas TO 10
nays.
wORK-IOusE REPORT.
superintendent Thomas vi the
County Work-House made report
for the quarter ending April LIST. He
submitted schedule, showing in de-
tail the name OF each person of whom
supplies of every kind were purchased
and the amount paid in each instance.
The total expense for the quarter, for
permanent improvements and imple-
ments, for supplies, hire of men, etc
was shown to be $2057.93 Estimating
the value of removing 5000 cubic yards
of earth by the county conviCts work.
ing on the roads at $1,000, and the cost
of carting ninety-seven loads OF ma
nure at &175, the expenses over and
above the value OF work done was
1852. The cost OF feeding the
prisoners for the quarter
was S46s.26, or an average OF
8 IL cents a day each. This amount
would, however, be considerably in
Creased il the whole amount of keep
ing up the institution were taken as a
basis Estimates OF Engineer Fleece,
Mr.. Thomas says, show, however,
that on the 9th OF March the value OF
the work done by the convicts was
double the cost of maintaining the
entire instttution for the same time
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BASEBALL NOTES.


ALEX. Voss has again signed. Lead
vile gets him this time.
MANAGER TED SULLIVAN takes Mas
ran Of the last years Memphis club to
Milwaukee.
The new suits made for the local
nine by Loeb Il Nook will be on exhi-
bition to-day at the store OF that firm.
TIE Lindens of South Memphis de-
fea;ed the Shamrocks Sunday after
noon by a score OF Ia IS. The feat
ure Of the game was the pitching of
Taium and Bougiana
On the Scudder grounds Sunday the
Little Potatoes but Hard to Beat de-
feAted the Adams Street Athletics in
a five-inning game by score Of II
to f. The battery for the Little Pota-
toes were c. Fisher and Ed. Begley ;
far the Athletics, c. Cohen and J.
Sherman. .r,
SMITH, late of Toronto, has been
signed as catcher by Manager sneed ,
a d will try TO stop Knouff's balls in
the second game with Macon next
Efludl. ne MtlSilS GUN lOuuub, has Il
good record and is said to be slugger.
i he comes up to his reputation he
will fiji the bill
THE game between the Eclipse and
Eurekas Sunday was Witnessed by 500
people. The clubs were well matched
and the score stood IL to 10 in favor
o. the Eurekas. The playing done by
Albert Harden behind the bat was the
finest donf by any colored catcher.
Struck OFT Renfro Q, Higgins 8.
TIE National Baseball Club defeat
eli the Seasides by a score Of z to
Sunday. Williams and Colans were
battery for the Nationals and Buten-
hous and AIaloDey for the seasides,
Both batteries did good work, but
owing TO errors by the outfield OF the
Seasides the above result was reached
Passed bans-Maloney, /; Colans, 3
Wild pitches Williams, 3. Good
catches-Maloney, 3. Everybody wa:
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Non.ResIdent Notice,

No. 1898, R.D.-.In the Chancery Court Of
Shelby county, Tenn. state OF Tennessee,
use, etc VS.. II. W. Brooks OF al.
II appearing from amended petition OF
l., Lamb, receiver, in this cause that tho de-
PENDANTS, 81 Iabeth L. Topp, Is a resident OF
81. Louis, Mo-, and a non-resident Of the
State Of Tennessee, and IL, W. Brooks 10 =
non resident Of the State Of Tennessee;
Il Is therefore ordered, That they make
Of Shelby county, in Memphis, Tenn, on or
before the frat Monday In May, 1885, and
plead answer Or demur TO complainant
bill, or the same Will be taken for conf, ssed
as TO them and set for hearing eK parte; and
that a copy Of this order be published once .
week, for four successive weeks, in tho Mem
phis Appeal. This 2Dth day Of March, 1885.
A copy Attest;
By ii. +. Walsh, Deputy c. and NJ. su
Metcalf & Walker and r. NJ. Heath, soils.
fnr pomutatnants
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

No. 500 Q9Ol, r, DIN the. Chancery Court
Of Shelby county, Tenn State Of Tonnes
see, etc, W.. W. Il. Butler.
that the defendants, c. @. Clay. W. II Sto-
vail, Gus. A. Henry, r. T. Wilson. John D,
Leoch, Sprague Soule 4 o., W. H., Ste
phens Nj. II. Martin and Ma cellus McDa-
witt, Executor Of II. McDavitt, are non resi-
dents of the State of Tennossee;
II Is therefore ordered, That they m ko
their appearances herein, at the courthouse
Of Shelby. county, in Memphis, Tenn, on
or before the first Monday In May, 1885, and
plead, answer or domur to cOmplainants
amended BILL or the same will bs taken for
confessed rs to them and set for bearing or
partej and that a copy ofthis order be pub
weeks, in thg Memphis Appeal. This 10Th
day of Mnrch, 1875. A copy attest:
S. |. MCDOWELL, Clork and Master.
BY II. + WHsh, Deputy Clerk ard Master.
Smith n Collier and l.. Lamb, Soils. fer
complainant. tues
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MACON, GA, April r. Macon, 8;
Chicago, 4.
AUGUSTA, GA, April r. Augusta,
II; Charleston, 3.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April THE eighth
game for the local championship was
won by tie Browns. Score: Eight to
one. Base hits--Browns, 10; Maroons,
%. Errors - Browns, 2; Maroons, l.
Tomorrow the tie will be played of
and the contest decided.
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Report Of superintendent
Gentlemen of the Board of Education;

Gentlemen OF The Board OF Education:
The following table exhibits the inn
portant statistics of the schools for the
month of March. Many pupils have
been absent from school recently; 1871
were absent from the Peabody School
one day. 1t is needless for me to re-
mind patrons that their children can
not succeed in their studies unless
they are punctual, specially because
our sessions are short
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No. 46ig, h. DIN the Chancery Court OF
Shelby county. Tenn. State of Tennessee
ct al vs.. Martha NJ. Parker OF al.
IL appearing from the sworn amended pc
tition in this cause that the defendants, the
hoirs OF Angela 0yetto, are unknown and
their names and places of residence cannot
be aseertainei after diligent inquiry; they
are The owners OF part Of block 3, Butler ad-
dition, bxsS feet, south side of Butler street,
l35 feet east Of Tennessee street, on which
taxes are due L, Lamb, receiver Of the old
city of Memphis, and they are made parties
defendants 10 this proceeding for the colleo-
ticn Of delinauent due said receiver,
because Of their interest In said property
IL is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, az the courthouse
of Shelby county, in Memphis. Tenn, on or
before the hrst Monday in May, 1885, and
Mead, answer or demur 10 the petition and
amendments thereto Of NJ. Meriwether and
L. Lamb, receivers of the old city Of Memss
phis, or the came will be taken for confessed
as 20 them and set for hearing ex psrte; and
that u copy Of this order be published once a
week, for four successive weeks, in the Mem
phis APR cal. This 29th day Of March, 1885.
A c0py-attest;
S. /. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master
ByH. +. Walsh, Deputy Clerk aud Master.
MOtcalf, Sol. for complnt. tue
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A committee was appointed TO pro-
vide lightning rods for buildings not
already supplied with them and to re-
pair others if they require it.
TO SELL LOT.
The board concluded TO sell a part
OF the Auction street school lot, as it
is larger than is needed for that
school. Adjourned.
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RANDOLPH BURNED.
Only One store Escapes the General
COBhRgratIOn.

News reached the city yesterday OF
the destruction OF Randolph, once the
rival of Memphis, which stands on the
high bluffs shout thirty miles above,
on the bank Of the Mississippi. About
8 o'clock last Saturday night fire broke
out in one OF the stores from some I'M
known cause, and in an hour or so
every business house and shop in the
place, about dozen in all, were con-
sumed except one, that Of Perell 4
Co., the only place which was in.
sured. The loss was not great and
would probably be covered by 5000.
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Amt collect pay pupils Feb'y.Sl6O 90
Section 81 OF your rules reads as
follows:
Section 81. No principal or teacher
shall make or contribute any gift to a
member of this board or to the super
intendent; nor shall any money or
other thing be in any case received
from a pupil for the purpose of pre-
senting gift or testimonial to a
teacher, principal, superintendent or
officer connected with the public
schools, or for any other purpose, I'M
less previously sanctioned by the
board"
This section was adopted to avoid
embarrassing pupils who We're not
prepared to make contributions. Re
Gently some OF the pupils have APP
piled for the privilege of collecting
money to beautify their school rooms
and to supply them with musical in
struments. OF course | referred them
to the above section. ] ask permits
sion to give a series of exercises by
the pupils that parents and others
may contribute for the purpose men
toned above if they are disposed to
do so.
FINANCE COMMITTEE REPORT.
Cash on hand March Sth...n.S 3l3 Al
Received Trustee March 3lst. 6,766 %
Reed Taxing.Ditt. March 3lst 2,6l0 GO
Reed tuition April l0tb..",o 100 90
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Nnn.ReAideni Nnilce

No, SsS u, r. DIN the Chancery Court Of
Shelby county, Tenn.-B. =. Anderson,
Tommlssigntr,. ys' Henry q. smith ct al
IL appearing from the petition which Is
sworn to In this cause that the deiepdan
Fred W Smith, is o resident Of Louisiana;
Mrs, Harriet T.. Smith, Louise Nooo and Ell
len f,Nooe are,residents of Kentucky; Ashbel
5. kittredge Is a resident of California, and
Caroline kittredge Ia q resident Of Connect
icut, and all are non-residents OF the State
of Tennessee;
II is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, at the courthouse
of Shelby county, 10 Memphie, Tenn,, on or
before the first Monday In May, 1885, and
plead, answer or demur 10 the petition Of l.,
Lamb herein filed, or the same will be taken
for con fossed as TO them and set for hearing
ex parte; and that a copy Of this order be
published once week. for four successive
weeks, in tho Memphis Appeal. This 10Th
day Of March, 1886. A copy attest
5, | MCDOWELL, Clerk and Maftor.
By n. L. Walsh, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Motcalf \ Walker and L.. Lamb, Soils. for
complainant. tue
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-13

A. NJ. MCMillansg was nominated
president and W. /. Clarke ec-etsry
and both were elected by unanimous
vote. A State Convention will be held
at an early day to elect delegates to at
tend the National Convention, which
meets at Baltimore June 23d, oath and
OEtb
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-13
BOARD OF EDUCAlT lion.
THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEET.
ING YESTERDAY EVENING.
Reports Of the superintendent and
Finance Committee Lightning
ROds-SchOOl Land.

The Board of Education met in reg
ular session yesterday, with President
Jordan in the chair. The following
business was transacted.
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For ReaiAIer

TNHE undersigned announces that he is a
l. candidate for Register, and asks the
support of the voters of Shelby county. II
elected, will endeayor to give satisfaction in
places his claims subject to the action Of the
County Democratic Convention
TH0S. D. CRENSHAW.
Memphis, March 2S, 1886.
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STATE BRANCH
or the Travellers Protective AssO.
citation Formed

A meeting of drummers was held at
the Peabody Hotel last night to form
a State branch Of the Travellers Pro.
teCtive Association OF Chicago. A let
ter addressed 10 President Forsdick by
the secretary OF the central organiza.
ton in Chicago was r5ad, stating the
general aim Of the association, and
adding that among the leading objects
at pre- sent was the passage of bill by
Congre prohibiting a tax on drum
mers. The meeting was well attended
and in addition 10 the twenty-five mem
ters Of the local Travellers Cub, which
joined in a body, the following were
elected IA men, hers,
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TrNlsrlao. Canada Mest. Ont


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HAVE used Tongaline as a local ap-
plication TO an inhamed and swollen
knee Joint, and l never knew pain
and swelling 10 subside more rapidly.
Philo. G. Valentine, MD, st. Louis.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
For Atlorney.GsnernI.

WE are authorized TO announce GEORGE
w B. PETERS, JR., os q candidate for
the office of Attorney General, subject to the
action Of the Democratic Convention.
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We are authorized to announce that JOHN
JOHNSTON is a candidate for Judge Of the
Circuit Court of Shelby County, subject to
action Of the Democratic Convention.
We are authorized to announce l. II. ES-
TIES, JR., as a candidate for Judge Of The
Circuit Court, subject TO the action Of the
Democratic Convention.
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AUCTION SALES.
Assignee's sale Of Groceries, Liquor
Iirnr.n nnh Inhnnnnu
Assignee's Notice.
PERSONAL.

DEV. g. L. KNIGHT, Healing Evangel-
N list, III Court at. Office hours. 10 a. IN.
tOSp.m. Come and get cured of your So
called ineurable diseases.
CISTERNS-Built and repaired and war
~ ranted. Inventor Of the Sanitary. Port
layer. Telephone SSs. TH0s. CUBBINS.
M B. IRRELEVANT, ATTORNEY AT
M. LAW, NJ arine and Commercial Notary
Commissioner, at the old Office, No. 3 Madi-
son street. U0LLECTIONSAS SPECIALITY.
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JudRe of the Circuit Court

Q A. DOUGLAS, Of Kerrville, Tenn. is a
=. candidate for REGISTER, subject to the
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STRAYED.

DAY MARE-Hind feet white, blazed face,
d sprinkled with white behind right
shoulder. Return to 22l Madison street.
RTULES-Two black mare mules, l6 hands
INl high, 6 and years old, name and
tail trimmed; IS reward for their return to
i. A. Jones & Co., 81 Monroe st.
. WHITE COWS-One with rope around
n head. IS reward for their return to h.
B. BARTON, near Curve, Herr ando road.