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ADJUSTMENTS.
Museum.

The attractions of the past week at
the Museum were very good and the
crowds well pleased. The coming at
fractions, which are P. T. Barnum's
International Congress OF Giants, who
were billed 10 show here with Bar
NUNS CiIcu', but owing to having
N ract, d with Mr.. Robinson for the
coming week were prohibited from
appearing with Barnum's show here,
will Sppear at Robnson's Museum
the coming week; a so Don Ferreyia,
the human msn flute, who plays music
OF his own composition, and host
OF other curiosities. These are tue
principals, besides an enurely rev
company 10 the theattr, the Australian
Novelty Company, comprising ten
new stars.
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Nen.Rcsident Notice.

No. 6312-In the Chanoery Court Of Shelby
county, TENN. II. Stuart VS.. Matte
Stuart.
Il appearing from bill which is sworn to in
this cause that the de endant, Matte Stuart,
is a non-res dent OF the state of Tennessee
and that she is resident of the Territory Of
Montana;
her appearance herein, at the court house in
Memphis, Shelby county, Tenn, on or before
the first Monday in December, 1886, and
plead, answer or dem1r to compliments bill,
or the same will be taken for confessed. S as to
copy Of this order be published once a week,
for four successive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal. This 7th day Of October, 1886.
A copy-attest:
s. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master,
By 7. B. Caldwell, Deputy @. and M.
Sen. B. Peters, Sol. Tor cOmpl'nt. sat
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TIE EGYPTIAN rRouRLEs.

The European powers will do moth
ing TO prevent the wrong now perps-
trating in Bulgaria, but some OF them
can coalescs TO produce disturbance
about Egypt that appears to be set
Ting down 10 satisfactory condition
compared with former disorder and
discomfort France, backed by Rus.
STA aud aided by Turkey, is demand
ing that the English cease the work
they are doing in Egypt and evacuate
the country. EDglaud has all along
declared it's intention to do.so when its
work Is accomplished, and its authori-
ties have made no claim or effort con-
trary TO those declarations. Without
general call from the European Pc W.
era Eugland will certainly not leave
Egypt under the coercion of France,
the menaces Of its enemy Russia, or
the feeble croakings Of lettering Tur.
key. Blu these powers may proceed
to acts that will endsnger peace, and
disturb the whole coast OF the Medi-
terronean sea. At any time such
proceedings IS France is initiating
would cause difficulty, at this moment,
when oil Europe is tingling with the
tremor of coming war, the agitation
OF the Egyptian question adds to COM
plications too numerous and toe
bitter. TIE French press is agitstinS
the evacuation question in harsh
and upfri'ndly way, and doing it fol-
the cake of aiding Russia to embroi
the Elropean government, expecting
that Germany may become mingled
in the turmoil, and while so embar.
rassed France msy enter upon its wal
Of revengs against her with a prospect
OF SUCCESS.
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division manifests, and to think less
Of the flimsy but pernicious limita-
tions that bar them out from each
other. There is today less disposition
to cavil over theological differences,
and more desire to cultivate those
practical duties that are the test OF
true religion. II the Christian word
cooperate in doing good, their work
ing side by side in a kindly fpirit will
heal the divislons, the conceit, aud
bitterness and blundsrings that contro-
versial theologians have engeudersd
and sustained. Good work, done by
good people, will, by its success
and benefcsnt results, weld the
hearts OF the workers into close aud
happy union. The Episcopal Church,
some Of whose adherents wish to steal
thunder from Rome, and call their
sect Catholic" has been prominent
in Withholding itself from fraternal'
relations with denominations that
dissent from It. But its convention
now 10 session, distinguishing between
the union int one that Christ re-
quires and the surface uniformity that
mistaken men have enjoined, shows
a desire TO cultivate fraterDal relations
with Christians differing from it more
In form than In spirit. With such an
eminent accession to the cause OF
Christian union, good Christians may
take heart and hops for better days,
and for purer, because more prac-
tical, religion. The newspapers de-
tail every day the suffering and
the egony that comes from the wrong
that the church was instituted to set
right. Bvery pious soul and every
lover Of bis kind will rejoice that the
army that battles for the right, the
true and the good ia abandoning
skirmishiDg order for good sound
falling into line, and advancing in
compact and unbroken ranks to assail
the enemy that flls the world with
woe.
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At meeting of Branch No. 50, Catholic
Knights OF America, held this day At their
hall, st. Mary's schoolhonse. the following
preamble and resolutions were adopted:
HALL OF BRANCH No. IS, !
CATHOLIC KNIGHTS OF ANRRIoA,
Memphis. Tenn, October IL, 1867
WHEREAS, Our beloved brother, THOMAS
j. 0'NEIL, has, through the intiDite wisdom
Of our Divine Father, been removed By
death from oar midst; and, wher0as, the
bad in his lifetime the sincerest respect for
their brother knight, now in his death they
desire to testify to the purity of his charRe-
ter, the ptobity OF h lie and his unswerV-
ing fidelity to the trusts eonfded in him a.
secretary and as treasurer of Branch No. IS,
Catholic Knights OF Amer ca; therefore, be Is
Resolved, That in his death this Branch
has ~ one of it's most active and esteemed
members, a faithful Catholic, good citisen.
and an affec tomato son and brother, worthy
of the respect and confidence OF his fellow
Knights, worthy Of the esteem Of this entire
community, worthy OF the affection sh oWered
on him by his parents and brothers, ana
worthy, now that he has been called hence
through the inscrutable VIII 81 Almignv
itting reward for the purity and stainless
ness of his young lite.
Resolved, That while our loss has been
very great, yet iDcJmparably greater has
been the loss Of his inconsolable parents.
We therefore tend to them in their ire
parable affliction our heartfelt sympathy and
condolences.
RS.oIped, That those revolutions be spread
upon the inmates, that copy Of this pre-
amble and resolutions be transmitted to the
afflicted parents of our lamented brot her.
and that copy b. inserted in tho Memphis
-''' - JANIS REILLY,
- A. W. HIGGINS,
JOHN J. SHEA,
Committee.
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BASEBALL.
The st. 10 uis browns win the
World'S Championship.

WWrtO' SOhhmp1OnBn1p.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, October 2S.-The
sixth, and what proved to be the de-
cisive game between the Ohicagos and
the St. Louis Browns was by far the
clio est and most exciting of the series.
Although the sky was overcast with
threa' ening clouds which promised
rain at any moment the crowd early
began to arrive on the grounds and
continued to pour through the gates
until long after the game was well un-
der way. The attendance was
slightly larger than yesterday, the to-
tai receipts being $500. This M akes
the total smount won by the st. Louis
club by the result of the game Sl3,-
0l0 20, Of hich sum $6554 25 was to.
ken in at Chicago and 1896 So at st.
Louie. The game was a battle of tn Q
pitchers and i; took ten innings to set.
lie it. When WEIGH came from third
to home, scoring the winning run, the
crowd immediately rushed on the field
in the highest state OF excitement and
exulta,ipn end the worlds champions
were carried from the grounds on the
shoulde OF their admirers. Score:
St. Louie, 4; Chicago, 8.
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THE HON. ]. J. DUROaE.

Az presiding Judge Of the Criminal
Court Of Shelby county the Hon. ].
j. DuBose is winning golden
opinions from all eolts of people.
Short as has been his administra.
ton 1t has been long enough to
demonstrate that he ia the right man
In the right place. He is efficiently,
wisely and brsvely performing his
duty. Familiar with the criminal law,
he Is destined to take high rank as a
Criminal Judge. Inhsxible in the
right, austers in the enforcement Of
the law, he loans to the side OF mercy
ON all possible occasions. The ablest
lawyers Of Memphis concur in the
opinion that Judge DuBose has made
q most suspicious beginning and 10
destined TO make reputation which
will r, feet credit upon himself and
the judiciary Of the State. He Is as
honest as he 10 firm, as competent and
faithful to duty as he is just and
merGiul. Thus far Judge DUB ose's
rulings have been unexceptionably
Hair and in accord with the law. He
is true 70 the trust imposed upon him,
and when the time comes for him to
lsy II down there will be no spot or
stain upon It; on the contrary, it will
have grown bright in his hands. The
Judgeship OF the Criminal Court OF
Shelby county Is justly regarded as
one OF the most important positions in
the State, and the ptop'e are prati6sd
tsseo and know that Judge DUB lse is
equal to the grave responsibilities he
has assumed.
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PHELAH WILL he ELECTED.

The news from the four counties
that constitute the Tenth Congress
sional District indicates the triumph
ant election Of Mr. Phelan. He has
rapidly grown in public esteem since
his FIRST speech in joint debate with
Mr.. Taylor. Mr.. Phelan has shown
how groundless were the objections to
him by some OF his party friends. He
has proved himself Democrat in
perfect fccord with his party. The
effort to irjuie him with bis party by
charging him with political heresy
has reacted in his favor, for his utter
ances are in perfect accord with his
party, and bis Democracy is al pure
and unadulterated as that OF Allen @.
Thurmen and Grover Cleveland.
James Phelan could not be anything
but q Demo crst were he to make
the attempt, for he defends
from an historic family of Demo-
Gratis. His gifted father was
grand old apostle Of Democracy,
thirty years an able champion Of the
rights OF the States, civil and religious
freedom, and the bitter enemy Of that
prescription which would degrade
the foreigner opponent OF mono
poles exclusive privileges, central "a
ton. His brother, ]. d. Phelan, was
for hall a century leading, true and
reliable Democrat. L. A. O'Neal, the
present Governor OF Alabama, Is the
uncle to the Democratic nominee
for Congress 10 this district, has been
Democrat all his life, without "yari-
ablenesB OF change or shadow OF
turning" The Hon. Sydnaham Moore
was one OF the abest representatives
in Congress from Alabama for many
years. The Hon. John E. Moore was
long q Circuit Judge in Alabama,
and the principles Of Democracy
were deeply ingrained in his very
nature. Mr.. Phelan Is the nephew Of
these two distinguished gentlemen,
and he inherits the Democracy OF his
lineal ancestry. The objection TO Mr..
Phelan because Of his youth has also
reacted in his favor, for he has demon
strated that II he is young in years be
ia also. old in wisdom. When james
K. Polk was a candidate for Congress
nj the age Of twenty-nine years, this
same objection was urged against
him, and in reply he said that "a
man was q fool at the age OF
twenty-nine years he woulabs fool
the balance Of his life. FROM earliest
childhood Mr.. Phelah has had Demo-
cratic principles, instilled into him,
and his speeehss in this canvass show
that he Sstrue to the faith Of his
iathers and IL elected to Congress he
wiz 90 a working, efficient member.
The other three counties in this dis
hiet are rallying to the support OF Mr..
Phelan, and they expect much OF
Shelby. WIN the Democracy OF Shelby
county turn out as they did on the 9th
Of August, or will they by failure 10
vote, permit Mr.. Phelan to be slaugh-
tered in the house Of his frieuds2 Tho
other three counties are fully aroused,
and II Shelby county will roll up the
msjority which she can do by full
vots Phelan's majority wi be counted
by the thousard'.
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THE UNION DEPOT AGAIN.
President MADDEN Writes Another
Letter ON the Subject,

President MADDEN yesterday cent the
following official communication ia
Gen. G. H. Nettletou, at Kansas City:
Gen. G. II. Nettleton, Kansas City:
DEAR SIR-About a year or over
ago, at the opening OF the Cotton Ex-
change, all Of the Iailr ads centering
in Memphis held meeting, and you
were selected Chairman. The object
Of the meeting was for the purpose Of
devisirg ways and means for the
building Of union depot at Mem
phie. appointed Maj. Burke, of the
Mississippi and Tennesf es railroad, as
chairman Of q committee to select q
site and arrange the details. l have
addressed letter to Maj. Burke, ask
ing him what progress had been made
and he writes me that nothing has
been DONE" The District would like
for you, as the chairman, to infuse
some life into this movement.
Your prompt attention will be ap
pIeciated. Yours truly,
D. P. MADDEN, President.
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MALLORY. CRAWFORD & CO.,
Wholesale GrOcers, Cotton Factor,
and Commission Merchants
In New Quarters.

Attention is directed to the card of
this euterprising 6rm, whose business
has outgrowu thu limited space of its
old houie No. 254 Front. 1t is now
In the new Cossitt building, Nos. 372
and 374 Front. With this large store
and lis merchandise warehouse, which
Is located on the Kansas City read,
corner of Trezevant and Tennessee
streets, convenient to other railroads,
Mallory, Ora wford &c 90. have unsur-
passed facilities foriIsnsacting an i'm
meuse Wholesale business. They are
enterprising and reliable, and deserve
the immense success that is attending
their efforts.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAI.--sUNDAY, OCTOBER "a, 1886

three nights and a matinee. An eK-
change says: ut is a clean, bright,
beautiful entertainment which can
not offend the most refined TASTE.
Miss Blanche Curtisse. who comes
heIalded as famous Vassar beauty,
won the audience by her graceful and
genteel methods and refined elegance.
The comedy element was particu larly
strong aud was received by almost
continuous laughter. Three import
ant add tiors to the company were
prevented from Appearing last night
on account Of the non.arrival OF the
baggage. They will play this after
noon and evening Souvenir lace
brouches are presented to every lady
at the matinee this afternoon, and az
the Zozo is particularly attractive to
ladies, we hope to see very large
matineen
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CHURCH FRATERNITY

Amid the controversies among con-
ficting sects, and prosecutions Of
heresy, and other Iemsins of deplor.
able church animosity and sectarian
nRrrowntss banded down from n la
mentable past, it is gratifying to s5e
one bright, clear ray of ligat break
through the cloud OF prejudice,
brighten the present and throw illu-
mination over the future. That ray
is the nearer approach Of the sects
toward each other, greater readiness
in each to appreciate the virtues each
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Nam. Resident Notice..

No. 63ll-Ih the Chancery Court OF shelby
county, Tenn.-R. j. Black ct al, vs.. John
S. HouRh ct oil.
1t appearing from bill which issworn to in
this cause that tho d, PENDANTS, John Stock
ton HouRh and s J. NJ HouPh, his wife, are
residents of the State of Pennsylvanis and
non-residents Of the state q T, tennessee ness
their appearance herein, at the courthouse Of
Shelby county, in Memphis, Tenn, on or
before the FIRST Monday in December, 1886.
and plead, answer or demur to oomplainants
bill, or the same will be t,ken for confessed
as to them, and set Tor hearing ex parte; and
that a copy OF this ORDER be published once
a week, for four successive weeks, in the
Memphis Appeal. This 7th day Of October,
s. I. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
ByT. b. Caldwell, Deputy Q. and NJ.
j P. Sykes, Sol. for comppnt. sat
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DEPAsTMeKr or THE INTERIOR,

W n uII IUHt UtIODeI ID Ieoys y
CEALED PR POSALS will be received at
= this Department uutil II o'clock m. No,
Vembsr Is. IS 6, LOT furnishing the material
and labor required in completing the ouiVert
Hot Springs Reservation, at Hot Springs
Arkansas. Blank forms Of proposal, speci-
hcAtiOns, etc will be farnished upon apPn-
cation to this Department, or TO buperin-
tendent Of Hot Springs hesorVahon' hSt
SP'ihE'' ArH i. q. C.,LAMAR, Secretary.
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The disease I'm PennyyIyania.

LANCASTER, Pa, October 23.-The
Sia'e Veterinary Surgeon today VII
tied the farm of the Wasmaber &
Bethesda, this county. where a herd
of twenty cattle have been discovered
suffering from pleuro pneunonia. The
surgeons killed two animals and inoc-
ulated the rem ,iDder. Two others
have already died from the disease.
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NEW SANITARIUM.
OPENING OF TIE NEW COURT
STREET BUILDING.
Distinguished Party Of Guests Re-
ceiVed by Drs. Mitchell
and Maury.

An informal reception was given
last evening by Drs. Mitchell and
Maury at their handsome new sani-
tarium on Madison strest, which was
then thrown open for the first time.
TIL building, hauds9me structure Of
brick and stone, completely furnished
in all its d. partments, was brilliantly
lighted from cellar to garrett, and the
gueNs were given cordial ereetjng
as they assembled a short flight Of
broad stone steps leading up from the
street into q spacious hallway.
Among t6ose whom the doctors shook
Cordially by the hand wore:
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TRANSFERS.

W. +. Campbell 81 al. to B. Heis-
KEEL, lot AZ, Wsrfis d'S subdivision,
Pigeon Roost rad, 10 34-l00 acres !
consideration, Sal.
Thoe. Polk ct ux to Mrs. Ora
Rubscb, lots a aud5, Povine's subdi-
vision, block 80; con liberation, $500,
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Japanese Royalty on Their Way
EhhI.

SAN Francisco, CAL, October 23.--
Prince Somukstso, OF Japan, and his
suite, who arrived here from Japan
the Goth instant, left for New York to-
day. The party will visit ealt Lake,
Denver and Chica4o.
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slight shocks at Mobile.

MOBILE, ALA, October 23.-Two
slight shocks of earthquake were felt
this morning at $3.50 and 10 10 o'clock
at Fort Morg IN, entrance to Mobile
bay.
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,,ZOEO.0

ZosO, which created a iurore here
last year, begins an engagement at the
Memphis Thealer tomorrow night OF
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LUNDBoRe's perfume, Edenis
LANDLORDS perfume, Alpine Violet
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UNDELIvERED TELEGRAMS.
Western Union.

List OF undelivered kilograms re.
naming at the Western Union Telegraph
ner Madison and Second streets. Office
hours from to 1880 o'clock am, and from
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KNOXVILLE, TENN.
The Y. M q. A. Association 10 EN-
Pl0y u State Secretary.

PlOy State Secretary.
IsrEoIAL TO TIE APPEAL.l
Knoxville, TENN. October 23.-The
Y. n. q. A. Convection today settled
the matter Of a s ate Secretary being
employed daring the coming year, to
give his whole time to the work, by a
subscription OF $1,000, in addition to
$500 already pledged, making a total
of $1,000. Some good, efficient man
will be secured at once.
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At meeting Of Branch No. IS, Catholic
Knights OF America, held this day At their
hall, st. Mary's schoolhonse. the following
preamble and resolutions were adopted:
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Il stage ROBBERY

Two Masked Road Agents Transact Lit
tie Business In Manitoba.
CALGARY Aug. 25.-At quarter to
the Edmonton stage was stopped by two
masked men on the road, eighteen miles
from Calgary. There were in the stage
besides the driver, Peter Campbell, j. B.
Burns, A. Mazeys and Frenchman, name
unknown. The men wore the stripes from
the union jack over their faces and carried
carbines and revolvers. They were on
foot and jumped out Of the long grass and
stopped the horses. They ordered the
party to descend. They then marched the
prisoners into a coulee, where they
went through their pockets. Burns
lost $50, but another $50 he had on
him was overlooked. Macy lost $50, the
Frenchman $1S5 and the stage driver 5000.
The robbers then returned to the stage and
went through the luggage and opened the
mail bags. The mail containing registered
letters was overlooked. The stage horses
were then taken out and driven away, and
the highwaymen disappeared. The foot
pads were evidently new at the business
and nervous. They took none of the pas
sengers' watches. Last mig hit twenty-five
mounted police went out to search for
them. This is the second time within
month the northwest mail has been
robbed.
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PREPARING TORESIST,
Stamboul0ff, in the Absence of Alex
ander, Assumes Control
of Bulgaria.
Prince Bismarck Astonished at the
y Anti-Russian Sentiment Be-
ing Manifested.
Troops Massing at Sofia.

T1RNovA, Aug. 25.-The following proc
lamation has been issued: ''In the name
of Prince Alexander and the Bulgarian
parliament, l hereby declare that I have
assumed the direction of the provisional
government at Sofia. Persons failing to
conform Herewith will be dealt with by
the military law. Iappoint Colonel Mont
kortf commander-in-chief of the army,
with full civil and military powers. ap-
peal to Bulgarians to defend the crown of
the fatherland against the traitors seeking
to dethrone our heroic and beloved prince,
who was chosen by the people as their
ruler. Long live Alexanderw The proc
lamation is signed "Stambouloff," and
countersigned "Montkorff."
BUCHAREST, Aug. 25-Prince Alexander
has left Reni for either Darmstadt or Ber-
lin. The garrison of Rastichuk, which re-
mains loyal to Alexander, is marching to
Sofia. Loyalists are besieging the latter
town.
LONDON, Aug. 25.-lt IS stated that 10000
Bulgarian troops who have been stationed
on the Servian frontier are fastening to.
ward Sofia to support Prince Alexander
Prince Bismarck is said to be surprised at
the anti-Russianism displayed by the Aus
trian and Hungarian press.