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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-08-23

LONDON, August 22d.-A foreign lady,
who lost $4,000 at the Monte Carlo gam
ing tables, has committed suicide in q
village near Grenoble This makes the
seventy-sixth case of suicide owing to
losses at Monte Carlo since the beginning
Of the season.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-02
N,mnt nesa,On.

The attendance at the night session
,yss very spall and the only business
dore was the election OF six
,nambe,s. "a follows: VIM. Smtoi
Coyipqton, Eugene Lehman, joins
Cnrraf, Z. G.. Brown, Les Thornt
Nom is ndP. Turney Of Wincht
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-02

should have the privilege OF having
their rights redressed through the in
strumentality OF the courts, by taking
the oath in forma pauperls, still We
would not allow this privilege to be
ahnsed. as we are satisfied is often
done under the present state OF tne
law. The constitution OF the state
Jaws that no mans property snail DE
taken, or his particular services de-
handed, without the consent OF his
representatives or without Just COM
nan sation. etc. Yet, under cur law,
q Marty may sue under the pauper ACT
and compel the Clerk OF the Court
Sheriff. etc, TO render services Tor him
without compensation, and often with
out the hope OF compensation unleS.
he gains the suit, and those Interested
ace that he does not compromise Tue
case ont of court, and let the officer
thistle for their costs. We are OF thu
on;nion that there should be some re
siriction to this indiscriminate sum-
in lorna pauperis, and know OF NJ
better suggestion than this: When
nariy wishes to bring a suit in form
nauoeris, let him, in addition to takin
the cath required, produce two repu
= table persons who will swear that the
are Acquainted with the facts, ana be
, lieye the cause Of the party propos,ln
toaneis lust. This would be in analog
, ,.to the requirements Of the law wher
the marty wishes to procure chang
q # venue. In addition to this we OF
= of opinion that the law in thus Tega'
q should . amended as to compel
! defer So to pay the costs OF eyer
n case brought IN formd pd1perfs and d
a m ssed at the plaintiffs cost, Where
q can be shown by proof that the c ls,'
I. had been settled out OF court ny u
i rayment Of any sum to the pialnl
v AZ least the defendant should nc COZ
"a PEELED to pay costs OF the SUIT 10 y Y
h extent OF the amount paidto settle u
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-02
Crosby,s Dime Museum.

Zelda aud Chrisdie's pantomime OF
Humpty Dumpty occupies the boards
this week. Or course, 1t is an old
piece; II has grown gray in the public
service, but like thai other much-es-
teemed chestnut, to wit, Punch and
Judy, the world will never let it die.
Fair childhood knows Humpty
Dumpty "by heart" and loves it; cal
low youths ami simperiDg maidens
own the spell, and fairly hug them
selves over Zslda's pianks and Chris
dies mock woes yea, even for sges, in
memory 3 cell fingers the remembrance
OF days when the blood was thicker,
the pulsations quicker, and the PAN
tomime recalls the light Of other days.
1t is a great success, a, least it was yes
terday, aud there were instances when
people rad their dimes twice over 10
laugh again and again. The attend
ance afternoon and evening was very
large. Mr.. Crosby has acted With his
usual good Judgment in dismissing bis
tattooed specimens. They had proved
great attractions in other cities, but
Memphis has a high standard, and as
the museum is patronized by all
classes of citizens, 1t is well that their
sentiments should be duly regarded
The first gold medal was won by Mr.
Frank De BuIdge, the. handsome ex'
British soldier, and the second by Mief
Annie Howard. TIE convent on Of
tsttooese will assemble next week 10
New Orleans. The cuTio balls are
we'll filed this week. Balabrega is
doing some marvellous feats Of magic
Miss Emma Lynden's iea!hered petf
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-02
DEMANDING RESTITUTION.
A Memphis Drummer Who Wants
the Gamblers 20 DisgOrge.

The unusually large number Of
Knights of the Green Cloth who, with
troubled faces, were sitting about
President Hadden's headquarters yes
terday evening called forth very nat
ural inquiry as 10 the cause Of the
commotion, but nobody seemed
inclined TO talk, though it was
clear that there was something wrong.
President Hadden was not in COM
municative mood, and the knights
themselves were mum, but from an
outsider it was learned that an effort
was being made to make the
gamblers refund $500 money lost
in wrestling with the tiger. As there
is no immediate prospect OF prose-
cution aud no one can be found will
ing to assert q positive knowledge OF
the facts, names cannot be given. 1t
ia stated, however, that 6 leading
front row house demanded full set
Element with one OF its travelling men
last Saturday, his books not having
been balanced Up for gonna years. A
shortage of $l400 ives discovered and
"the innocentest man on the road"
was told TO come up to the captains
office and settle. He promptly ac-
knowledged bis inability to do
so and said he had been gam
bling ever since 1882 and had
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-02
JOE SMITHS SPEED
SAVES HIM FROM THE HANDS OF
ANGRY PURSUERS.
Big Eyed Lewis Thinks His Step
Father Too Black-A Stab
for a Sheer.

Late Sunday night good ooking
and well maaneyed colored woman,
her eyes red with weeping and her
clothing covered with mud, called at
the Station-House and complained
tbs she had been the victim OF q vio-
lent attempt at outrage. She gave her
meme as Caroline Whitelaw, and &C.
cused Joe Smith, a sleek young
buck, employed as porter by
Ozanne & Co. Smith made three
distinct attempts 10 accomplish his
purpose, and finally fed before large
Gro wd, summoned by the cries OF the
woman, which chased him all over
Fort Pickering. He was captured by
Officer Chastaine yesterday morning
a. the store where he is employed aud
lodged in the Station House. He
stoutly protests his innocence and de-
olares that the woman. who is fifteen
years his senior, tried to outrage him.
TOO FRRE WITH HIS SISTERS NAME.
A genteel, quiet sort OF person, with
his left arm in sling, who said his
name was Shsffler, complained at
POL ca headquarters yesterday morn
ing that he hal been violently as
saulted and stabbed the evening be-
fore in the vicinity of the MilbuTn
Iron Works by man named Henry
Ernest, without cause, while they
were walking together through an
open Let. A warrant was served out,
aud Ernest was arrested later in the
day. He admitted having done the
cutting, but said that Shailner made
use of vile remark about his sister.
JUST BECAUSE HE WAS BLACK.
One OF the most rasca'ly of the large
gang Of y Jung negro despeTadoes with
which the city swarms, scamp who
has been literally raised in the Station
House, was again placed ia that insti'
tuition yeste day evening. Lewis
Williamson, or "Big- Eyed Lewis" as
he is commonly known, lie about
eighteen years OF age, but weighs fully
100 pounds. is as powerful ~ q bull
almost, and uses his strength TO break
the peace when out of Jail and to
break 10 k when in it, He is Of a
bright saddle color, like his mother,
and has step.ftther about three de-
grees bla 3ker than eholy. He doesn't
get along we'll with his step-iather,
and on Sunday evening last hit him
on the head with u prick just be-
cause he WAS so BLACK" lie scam
pered away With a pistol in his pocket
a1d the breast of hls shirt filed with
rookie, but was afterward caught.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-02
A SLICK LABOR AGENT
And the Trick He Played On n Mis-
siasfppl Farmer.

Ii Joe White Ia half as rapid as the
police report him, he is one Of the
most brilliant fnsnciers which have
operated among the planters OF this
section for mauy a day, About a
week ago he went to Mr.. David
Pointer, a Holly Grove, Miss, planter,
who was in the city looking for hande,
and offered his assistance. Mr.. Pointer
told him that he wanted 10 rent his
land 10 men who bad something them
selves, that he did not desire to furnish
everything. Next day White called on
Mr.. Pointer with en- pther darby whom
he said bad two mules and COW. The
new arrival added tEat he had $40 in
cash besides. That was exactly what
Mr., Pointer wanted, and he agreed TO
furnish another mule and $3.50 in sup
plies, the man 10 farm 100 acres on
shares. The two darkies were taken
to lawyers office, and Mr.. Pointer
left them there 10 draw up a mortgage.
When il came to describing
| the mules Thomas began by say
ing that one was two-year-
old bay. but WAS interrupted by
White, who reminded him that one
was seven years old and the other nine.
The mortgage was drawn up and
signed, the lawyer receiving IS and
White So. Thomas aroused Mr.
Pointers suspicious by making n de
mand for an advance, saying his
money was in possession OF white
man and he could not get 1t until
morning. Mr.. Pointer declined, but
promised to give White So more and
In )mas sn advance when they wen
on board the boat next even,
ing But the boat pushed of
without them, and, meeting White
next day, Mr.. Pointer collared him
and started to call policeman
White explained that one OF the
mules got out, and Thomas WIS look
ing for il. He offered TO take Mr.
Pointer out to Central Point, where
Thomas lived, thinking that, az i
threatened rain, bis invitation wcult
be declined. But Mr.. Pointer dis
appointed him, and, after walking
hall mile beyond Central Point, de
clined to go any further. White told
him if he did not like the contract h'
would return him the 80 lawyers fe'
and SO in money next day, but Mr.
Pointer did not see him again until ut
peered through the bars at him yes
terday. Thomas has vanished.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-02
SHOT AND SHELL,
which n wicked Husband Declared
Was for HIS wife.

An application for divorce was filed
in Obaucery yesterday by Na'velty
against G. B. Cotton, who 10 OF color
directly opposite to that his name inn.
plies, and il the allegations in the bill
are 10 be believed hes a disposition
anything but white. The dusky Nal
verify declares that Cotton pitched her
bed out on the open street and Con-
tinually abused and beat her. On one
occasion he purchased powder and
shot ld devoted whole morning to
cleaning his gun. When she asked
what he intended IN do, he replied
that he intended to kill her. One OF
the most outrageous crimes OF which
he was guilty was his refusal to allow
her to visit their mother. He is now
in the County Work-House serving
out a sentence for having beaten her.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-02
ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS

LOUISVILLE, March l.-Night-RiveI
falling, with feet 10 inches in the canal
aud 8 feet 3 inches on the falls. Bust
ness iair. Weather clear and cold
Arrived: James w. CAT, Memphis
Golden Crown, New Orleans.
CMCINNATI, March l.-Night-River
q feet 3 inches on the gauge AID ris'
ing slowly. Weather Gear and cold
New ORLEANS, March l.-Night--
Arrived: Annie p. Silver and Future
City and barges, St Louis. Departed
Future City and barges, Arkansas City
@. @. Carroll, City of 81. Louis, Oak
land and barges, all for st. Louis.
CAIRO, March 1.-Night-River 81
feet on the gauge and falling. Weather
cloudy aud cold. Arrived: City o
Natchez, st Louis, pm. Departed
Golden Rule, New Orleans, noon.
EVANSVILLE, March i.-Night-Riyei
falling, with 81 feet inches on the
gauge. Weather clear and cold; ther
mometer 40 to 430. Departed: Buck
eye State, Memphis.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-02

lost slI00 Of the amount in
one house and $500 in another. TIE
nrm was unwilling to prosecute IL the
money could be had, and applied to
President MADDEN. He summoned
the gambler, who admitted that the
drummer had lost little money in
the house, but proved that he had
also lost heavily at private poker
games. He was a loser by that Sc
ductive game to the extent of $3.50 one
night last week. Nothing has yet been
done in the matter.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-02
SIGNS OF THE TIMES.
Growth OF Evil Attending Increase
OF Population.

The coming report of Chief Of Police
Davis, while 1t will not attempt to fix
the increase in population, will con-
tain figures which show that the city
is growing in one direction at least--a
direction in which all cities point
which are progressing. In the
last twelve months there has
been an increase Of %
in the number of public prosti-
tutes and of fifty in the number OF
saloons. The number of houses Of i'll
fame year ago was twenty-nine, the
number Of inmates l27. Now there
are thirty-six of these gilded palaces
Of sin and 1863 inmates. The number
of saloons has increased from 100 to
0C0
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-02

are delighting the ladies with their
tricks; Rose, the wild girl Of Yucatan,
i, astonishing and fascinating the
crowds from behind tae bars: SerPt.
Kissell, a gallant young Zouave,
shoulders his gun and shows how
fields are won;" little Tot, the pref.
tiett Albino child, ho'ds constant re-
ceptions; Profess or" McNulty manip-
ulates the vicious old Punch and his
unfortunate spouse (his last week ;
Prof. Tunis exhibits his wonderful
ur.footed pupil, and the descendant
of Schamyl, Osnan Daroff, sits in
awful grandeur, like the hoary peaks
of his native Caucasus. AsMr. Wack-
ford Squeers remarked, Heres rich
ness!" Verify, ten cents works Won
ders in this age Of progress.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-02
John n. RaymOud In The Magls.
Irate."

John n. Raymond IN THE Magis-
Irate."
John T. Raymond will assume a
new role in this city next Thursday
evening at Leubrie's Thester, that Of
"Kueas Pesktt," police magistrate,
in 4 w. Pinero's comedy entitled
The Magistrate, a play brimful OF hui
NOR, dialogue and comicsl situations,
evoking continuous dow Of merri-
ment. Mr.. Raymond is "The Msgis.
trate"-who has married a widow
with a son, who becomes the main
spring Of all the mischief OF the piece.
The widow has represented herse II as
five years younger than she really is,
aud Of necessity makes her aon four
teen years old, instead OF nineteen,
which is his real age. The precocity
OF the youth makes him the author Of
many pranks, which are perm tied
because he is "Only a child" but
finally he leads his respected step
father into a midnight adventure at a
London restaurant, in which his
mother and her sister are unwi,tiugly
mixed up, and the result is that The
Magistrate" finds himself next morn
ing under the necessity Of trying his
family in his own Police Court-all
except young hopeful, who, Of course,
gets out OF every scIape without
harm. Mr.. Raymond's company is a
very powerful one, and includes
Joseph Il. Whiting, Lswis Baker, j, B.
Everham, Sidney Drew, Harry Pier
sou, Frank +. Lamb, Frank Lane,
John Vinton, JeTe Liant, Leonora
Bradley, Bessie Hunter, Belle Pielson
aud Mamie Floyd.
The Magistrate is the bill for Thurs
day and Friday evenings and Satur-
day matinee, and on Saturday night
For Congress, the political satire which
made a great hit here last year, will be
played, Mr.. Raymond as "Gen. Josiah
Timber, Politician"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-02
Texas and Pa cIac sale.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, February 2S,-In the
sale Of the Texas and st Louis mar
row-gauge railroad here yesterday the
original Texas and st. Louis stock,
nominally worth S5,650,00O, income
bonds to about the same amount,
and a large number of unsecured
judgments were wiped out. The com
pany will be reorganizsd under the
scheme recently adopted by the bond
holders, aud the read put into first
class working oder as speedily rs
possible,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-02
CvcIornmn EntertnInment.

At the Knights OF Innisiai Hall last
evening a series OF six evening enter
tainments was inauguIated for the
benefit of st. Brigid's church. The
cyclorama entertainment, with an IL
Illustrated lecture by Prof. Woodrow,
was very blessing. Dinners will be
served from ~ to o'clock daily, and
the programme will be as follows TO-
night: Opening march, by band; in
the Soudan and Chinese Gordon, In
cyclorama, square heel.and-toe dance
songs by well-kno vn amateurs, Irish
scenery in cyclorama, music by the
hand.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-02
Little Rock, Mississippi River and
Texas.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, March IA
circular was issued to-day announcing
+. II. Winchester and John II. Reede
as trustees for the holders OF the first
mortgage bonds. They have taken
possession of the Little Rock, Missis-
sippi River and Texas railroad, and
have appointed as their agent Henry
Wood, general manager of the Valley
route. All the employees under the
late management will be continued in
their positions for the present.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-02
ADJUSTMENTS.
Tho Memphis Thcnter.

Nine. Jauauschek and company ar
rived Sunday, but the tragedienne was
taken violently i'll at her hotel and
will be unable to appear for a week'
The thester will be closed until Thurs
day night, when Raymond appears in
his new play, The Magistrate.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-02
ParaIIeIIng the Missouri Pacific.

ST. LOUIS, March l.--Suit was filed
in the Circuit Court here late Satur-
day evening against the new st. Louis,
Kansas City aud Colorado Railroad
Company by certain stockholders OF
the Forest Park and Central Railroad
Company to recover the franchise OF
the latter company which was &C
quired by the former under an order
OF sale made by the United States Dis
trict Court, and which, it is
alleged, was secured by con-
nivanee and conspiracy. The petition
denies the Jurisdiction OF the United
States Court, and asks that the con"
veyance made by the United States
Marshal be set aside and the control
of the Forest Park and Central Com
pany be returned to it's stockholders.
This franchise is OF great value to the
st. Louis, Kansas City and Colorado
Company, as under it they obtain the
right Of way into the city and to the
union depot. Mr.. Francis Herman,
president OF the st. Louis, Kansas
City and Colorado Company, in an in
terview denied the allegations in the
petition, and characterized the suit as
an attempt TO impede work on his
road, and said it would not succsed.
He further stated: "Our bonds are
placed and We ehsll haye our road
completed to Creve Ceur, twenty
miles from here, in sixty days" This
road is attracting good deal Of atten-
ton, as it will parallel and become a
competing line to the Missouri Pacific.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-02
sco,,,s Emulsion orPuTe

Cod Liver Oil, with HypophoJphites,
in Pulmonary Affections and ScIotu-
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York. says: Il have prescribed Scott g
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and am greatly pleased with it. Have
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-02
LEMON ELIXIR.
A .a-n rrou, Cuthbert. an

This is TO certify that used DR.. Nozzle 8
Lemon Elixir iOr neuralgia Of the head and
ewes with tho most marked benefit to my
general health. / would gladly have paid
$500 for tho relief II has given me at cost OF
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-02
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-02
Throw Away Trusses

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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-02
Ladies

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TY; and so natural, gradual,
and perfect are its effects,
that It Is impossible to detect
its application.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-02
Louisville Cement.

Foundations, cellar walls and build
pgs subject to overflow should be con-
stTucted with Louisville Cement. 1t is
the standard.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-02
$4,000 4G

In view of the large number Of 8
per cent. bonds.of the Southern divis-
ion, amounting to $9,21O,500, falling
due during the coming yea, your di-
rectors decided to issue 4 per cent.
bonds under the mortpsge executed
by the Illinois Central Railroad Com
pany, August 10, 1874, in lieu Of SELL
ing the CHICAGO, st. Louis and New
Orleans Railroad Company per cent.
bonds which are in your treasury.
Four per cent. bonds to the amount
Of 81, 500, 900 have been sold at pre-
MUM, and payment received in Ca'h,
since the lat OF January, 1886.
The report is exceedingly graf lying,
the results obtained being LARGELY due
to the able managen emit of President
Clark and General Manager Jefffey.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-02
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-02
"Reminiscences Notice.
WAkTEn AGENTS, Men and W9pep,

WANTED 70 so,I ;.'fa ana CHESS HfESP's
BIBLE Introduction By Rev. j. u. Vim
cent, DID. One agent has sold 65 in a town
Of 674 people; one % In village OF 49,; one
new agent IS in 10 days; one 263 in success
sivs weeks; one 40 In days at two different
times. Experience not necessary Address
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80 Dearborn street, lGieage.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-02

DBMOCRATS TO THE FR0NT-1'o All
II persons seeking Government Em
ploymont in any Of tho departments a
tWarhi1EtsT, q ans athar nnsitiOns undbi
the Government, will send full insuucli6nl
and Hank Forms OF Appllcation "a
receipt OF One Dollar, Address JOHN
-. GURGH, LOeksboK ass, Chlcngo.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-02
FOX SALE.

VALUABLE PR0PERTY-Two valueble
V pieces of property for sale-452 and 454
PontotOc street extended. Apply to Rev. J.
w. Knott, corner of Marley avenue an the
New Raleigh road. This property will be
sold cheap.