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NRw YoRK, August 9O.-speclul tele.
grams to BradStrecis mention fairly
active movement Of general merchandise
at twenty.eight ot the larger cities, special
improvement being noted at Pitts.
bureh, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Chicago,
81. Paul, 81. Joseph, Kanuas City,
New Orleans, Richmond aud Savannah,
The volume reported from almost all d..
reCtions exceeds tho totals In August in
preceding years. The business outlook is
improved In Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska, Mis-.
souri, and Kansas. Since the crop prospect
has been improved BY frequent raius the
country msfChSnA are buying moro
freely,
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CHICAGO, August 20.-Ths ArbsiisT
Zeituug appears this evening with the
following head lines: "shameIul-Ssven
of the accused condemned to death and
Neebe to fifteen years in the panitsntlary
Motion for new trial made"
Commenting on the verdict tho paper
says; "Ths news which is conveyed in the
above head lines was communicated by
Osborne, the foreman oi the Jury to Judge
Gary. The ''spotters" VINO minylsd
among the crowd in the street broke
into, hurrah when tho announces
ment was made, but the Judge became
quite pale; not even he himself had ex'
pectedit. Mr.. GrinneIl awaited 1t openly.
presumably he had his reasons for 80 do
ing, What do the people say to the YER
diCt2 1t considers It impossible. We also
could not believe the first news till it was
confirmed later. We are ourselves too
much excited to say more to-day"
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Won by Errors.

BALTIMORE, MD,, August 9O.-To.day' .
Baltimore.Athletic game was a contest OIL
pitchers In which Kilroy had slightly the
advantage, only one bit being made by
either club and tho single run was by
Manning in the first inning on two errors
by McGarr and passed ball. The field.
Ing was sharp, and at times brilliant and,
as q whole, the game was the most inter.
esting played here this Benson. A one.
hand stop Of an apparently safe hit by
Muldoon was the feature.
luulngs.............,.... 1 q Q AS Ot7Hs0' W
RiRIs9tss.....- AiRllI9SsS..". .... 9 . g.
Two base hits, Davis. Passed balls,
Fulmer |, Robinson /. Wild pitches, XII.
roy, l, Miller |. First base on balls, Bal.
tlmoro 0; Athletic /. First Base hits, /
each. Errors 2 each. Umpire Valentine.
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CHICAGO, August gO--"we had our vOr.
dict madc up before o'clock last night"
said o. b. Todd, whS was one Of the frpt
four Jurors accepted. ~ don't think
ought to tell you why we did not reach a
conclusion sooner, for We resolved not 10
mako public our deliberations"
"WhNt speech had the greatest weight
with tho jnfyT
"Gflnnells. II was not an ornate
speech, but Il showed the honesty Of the
mau-ahowed how earnest he was. He
inadO everything 90 plain that we fell Into
his way oilooking Al the case, but In do
Ing that we were only obvying our judg
tnVnL ] think that d the conclusion q
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Excitement III Ts4n..

Great excitement has been caused In
the vicinity Of Paris, Tex, by the renarka.
bic recovery Of Mr.. j. Il. Oorley, who was
30 helpless he could not turn In
bed, or raise his head; every.
body said he was dying Of Consutnp.
ton, A trial bottle Of Dr.. Kings New
Discovery was sent him. Finding relief,
he bought q large bottle and a box Of Dr.,
Kings New Life Pills by the time he had
taken two boxes Of Pills and two bottles
Of the Discovery, he was well and had
gained In flesh thifty.six poundB.
Trial bottles Of this Great Discovery fol
consumption ites a Logan 4 Cos,
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Tns A,Ji1r Zeiiung, whose staIf figured
slae principals in The Anarchists trial,
in clamenting on the verdict says it sis
%, much excited to say much" 1t is
nat much wonder that tho writer IVES ex'
ca,l. We presume tho seven unhnng
Ln. doomed yil!iaus are likewise laborins
uglefa certain degree OF excitement.
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galrnEe Jones spells "niFg.r" with
tv,,s. Aud then he wants somebody to
Ia, away tho bloody shirt" People who
sp,ll it that way won't allow the negro to
vote, and that is what has made the
bBoly slh, Mr.. JonCl ought to stick to
h,p.ag, which are, indeed, not bad oI
Al. bind
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CHICAGO, August 9O.-At two o'clock
this afternoon large force ofpolice was
gathered at the Uhicago avenue police sta.
ton under command Of Capt Setback, and
little later Chief Ebersole arrived. II 10
the current Iumor around town that tho
police have list containing tho nNmea Of
nearly three hundred who we're ongsged
in the Anarchist conspiracy, and that
wholesale arrests will henCelOrth be the
order. 1t Is reported that the names Of
Mrs. Lucy Parsons and Mrs Lizzie Holmes
are among those for whom warrants have
been issued charging them with COM
nliCitY.
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Tgg wills OF Que Of the convicted An
,,,i,s tainted yesterday on tho Sn'
So,,c,m4n. of the verdict, What then
rr,., have been tho anguish Of heart OF
tae widows of tho policemen who were
murdered at the Haymarket?
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IA il sam Jones deliberate opinion
.b,. German is not a human beingS
". knog some WHO have more charity
th,n Nr. Jonea aud 4 more decent way Of
expressing themselves, and they are not
ministers oi the gospel, either,
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"rnR devil, the Dutch and the drunk
arl, 10 . Sam Jones ALTERATION. Sam
Jones as az ordained minister Of the gos'
p,. ltho las found that all Germans are
lrlpk4Ml, aad all Of them in league with
we should fear that it has not
been Mn, Jones privilege TO be admitted
to association with that class Of Germans
who DO no! pride themselves above all
things on their capabilities as slang
h .,,,,,
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Promptly Jugged,

CHICAGO, August 2O.-A newman and
bootblack known as "COrkey" who has
been familiar figure at the corner Of
Washington and Lasalle ttreets, and who
is explained, has been blscking the boots
OF one Of the counsel for the defense, kept
crying out this morning: THE jury is no
good" was arrested by a policeman dur
ing one OF his flights and taken TO the
station, The man was intoxicated,
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CulcAGo, August 2O,-Capt, Black ia re.
ported to have expressed his contempt for
a jury that would render such a verdict,
giving way to popular prejudice. ~ am
not at ali surpriged at this verdict, II
there is any surprise for me it ia in tho
failure Of the jury 10 hang Neebs as we'll
as tho others, | haven't the slightest
doub. but II tho Supreme Court follows
the legal precedents it Is committed that
this verdict will be reversed.
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The announcement on the newspaper
bulletin boards yesterday OF tho verdict in
the Chicago anarchists trial excited general
interest here, and on all hands tho warm.
est approval was expressed. The only
fear expressed was that the verdict would
be set aside on an appeal or some other
technical proceeding.
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BosroS, Mass, August 2O.-Tho assign.
men' Of S. Il. payson which was filed
ye''Ctd'y shows tho assets to bo over
S,sOOOO ns HgAinnt liabilities Of $780,.
wv, The assignment covers all oi Pay.
Bon % real aud personal property,
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ELNmS, N, w. August gO.-ThO news
was circulated last night that ElbOrt r.
Voos and his oldest daughter were killed
o. BlChos Ayyes, South America, July II
lS'l, by pistol shots fired by an insane
man 1t appeArs that Cook, who was
tiCIsldont oi bank Al Havana, N. y,
anu VINO some time ago embPESled all the
,aHl', drove to this city al midnight, and
,GoS ,S lhe haln iot Canada, since which
Mule llls movements have been a mystery
ua'' brought to light by the tragedy.
Fels gouda-Bsnt pins and carpet taOks,
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nAsE RAIL-.
The Pittsburghs Again Shut Out the Cham.
piOns-OthOr Games,

The Pittsburghs Again Shut Out the Cham.
piOns-Othor Games.
sr. LOUIS. NO., August 2O.-The Pitts.
burgh club gave the Browns another coat
Of whitewash to-day. Morris and Carroll
were in the points for the visitors and
their work was perfect The Plttsburghers
again played au errorless game.
1nnlugs............," l 2 S4667 $50
Pittsburgh ..".".~.. ...., 0 2 0 0 0 o / 0 "a
Earned runs, Pittsburgh, .. Two base
hits, Bsrkley. Three base hits, O'NeilI,
Kuehne. First base on bRlls, Pittsburgh,
2. First base hits, st. Louis, 8; Pittsburgh,
7. Errors, st. Louis, 2. Umpire, Walsh,
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SAN JosGsought to read up on the re-
o,n Of the Republican party OF West
y,,iaia lie will permit us to say to
ti,a that he doesn't know what he is talk
intabJu'
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,,pr, iaa news to Herr Most,

por,n, aAlsrGAD AND MCLEAN hired
.,,,n.., wrote letters and took all their
',t.het.on out in the bright blue ink oil
-, nmerc5 instead Of rich red gore OF the
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At Detroit-Chicago, A; Detroits, 0.
AT New York-Phils., 8; New York, /.
AT Staten 1sland-Nlets, 3; brooklyn, A.
At 81. Louis-Kas. City, 9; 81. Louis, 10.
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The Enquirer Of this morning has the
following: "Colonel I. q. Campbell and
Hon. John R. Thompson, Of the telegram,
left for Saratoga last night, Mr.. Thom pson
going as Mr.. Campbell's right-hand man.
1t Is understood that their mission is to
make good the declarations in the Telegram,
Mr.. Campbell ayerring that he Is tho author
Of the statements to which Mr., Halstead
nhiprtan y
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the evidence, and without any spesch'
making at all, We would have arrived at
the same conclusion"
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TIE YRRpICT.

When the jury appeared, Judge Gary
enjoined absolute silence, There was a
whispered consultation between the Judge
and the Clerk, when tho verdict was
rendered 90 follows:
ave, the jury, find the defendants, Au.
gust Spies, Michael Schwsb, Samuel Flel-
den, Albert K. Parsona. Adolph Fischer,
George Engle and Louis Lings guilty Of
murder, as charged In the indictment aud
tlx the penalty at death. We find the de.
lOndant Oscar W. ESebo guiltyo murder
in tho manner and form 40 charged In the
indictment and fix the penalty ut imprls-
onment in the Penitentiary at fifteen
years"
Captain Black asked that the Jury be
pollCd. The jutynen anSweted with him
voiceS.
Captain Black said he would desire TO
make q motion for q new trial.
States Attorney Grlnnell said II would
be impossible TO dispose Of tho motion
during tho present term, but by agreement
the motion could DO argued at the Sep
tember term. This was agreed to by the
dcieUse.
Tho Oourt--Let tho motion be entered
and continued until the next term and do.
iendAnta taken back to Jail.
Tho Court then arose and addressed the
jury as follows:
GRSrLBARN or THE JURYi You have
finished this long and very atduous trial
which has required o very considerable
sacrifice Of timU and Bono hardship.
hope that everything has been done that
could possibly bo done 10 make those
sacrifices aud hardBhipa as mild IA might
DO permitted. 1t does not become ins 10
say anything Ia regard 10 tho case that
you have tried, or the verdict yOu have
rendered; but men Compulsorly serving
Rs Jurors, Rsyou have dOns deserve some
recognition ol tlg service you have per.
formed, besides tho ineagrs compensation
yOu have received"
The foreman oi the Jury said. "The
Jury have deputel 10 me tile only agreea.
ble duty that II Is In our province TO per.
form, and that Ia TO thank the Court and
counsel for the defense and for the prose.
Cullon for your kindly caro- 10 make Us "a
comfortable as possible during our con
6n0mehk, We thank YOU"
The Court responded very briefly.
The prisoners had filed out dutng lhii
interim Under tho guidance Of ballilIs
Hardly had the Jury left the room, whet
! a piercing BhrlOkwGs heard, followed b.
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Chp Gatelti9eufer


oaee. so., 40 and ~ Fourteenth Street
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MORE BLOOD on TuR NOON,
ClNCINNArt, August lO, lSSO,
To u, Hnlstead:

The telegram management Is wholly
responsible Tor all that has appeared 10
this paper about you. The name and ad.
dress Of the gentleman who wrote that
editorial about you that appeared in the
issue Of this paper Of August 0, 1886, is at
your disposal, II you wish to know. No
one Outside Of tho Telegram management
suggested line or word Of it.
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GENERAL ROGER A. Pryor: Your note
Of this date, just handed me, Is accepted
as satisfactory on the part Of HalStOad. I
have the honor to be &C., your obedient
servant, w. Il. TERRELL,
This is given to the press pursuant to
an understanding with Colonel Terrell
and General Pryor.
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DIANOS-A large assortment of second
i hand Pianos, some as good as new.
Prices from So upward. Chickering
"rAhu' 0ne'P i'' q, WICZMANN 4 CO.
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LIGHT and WATER.
REFORM MEASURES PREPARED
by CHAIRMAN SLAUGHTER.
Heavy Toll Paid by the County for
Furnishing Jail and Court
House.

Chairman Slaughter OF the County
Court is seriously discussing plans for
saving the county heavy oXpcndi-
ture. which is now made for gas and
water. The water company is paid
$1,000 a wear for furnishing water to
the Court House and $500 for the Jail.
The city pays but 10000 a year for
water for its sewers, fire department,
station-house and work-house-only
four times as much rs the county pays
for two buildings. No effort seems to
have been made inthe past to save the
county this burden, to which is added
the heavy one of plumbing, amounting
10 several hundred dollars year, on
account of pipes becoming choked
with mud. II frequently happens,
too, that the pressure is not sufficient
" strong TO carry the water to the top
floor, the closets in consequence often
becoming choked, and necessitating
n heavy expense for repairs, besides
making the building almost uninhab-
table by reason OF the foul stencil.
Justice Slaughter thinks he can solve
! the problem, and save nearly the
whole of the $500 tax, by digging a
well in the courtyard and pumping
the water up to q tank on the ROOT.
Thus a sufficient fall would be at all
times secured. The distance to the
Jail is not very great, and pipes could
be laid along Front street from the
pumping station to supply that insti.
tuition. The water would be clear, and
as the pipes would not clog, the cost
of plumbing would be reduced to q
merely nominal sum. Those who
have investigated the matter think
the entire work can be done Tor about
$4,000, perhaps less, maybe little
more, but at any rate thecounty woulC
nav for it in less than two years anc
water supply afterwards would cos
the county nothing. A number OF Tho
magistrates have been approached OF
the subject and they are all in taVo
of allowing Chairman slaughter t.
make the change, provided he is sat
isfeh il will answer the purpose.
He is also disco sslng the light ques
ton. The county's gas bill is abou
$1,000 year, and, il the Electric Llgl
: Company will make q satisfactory bic
its proposition will be considered.
There has been great deal OF tai
lately about an elevator, but the re
moval of the Taxing District official
, to the old City Hall has suggested
way to save the expense of putting /
: extra machinery and of paying a DO
TO attend to il. The three room
vacated might te used for the la
library, which has heat, light and rer
free, or it could be moved to the thin
floor, allowing the Chancery Court
h take the large and elegant apartmel
which it now occupies in the secor
q floor The entire business OF Il
!. County Court would then be coniint
to the first and second floors, al
, there would be no necessity for
elevator
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ON CHANGE.

CLOSING prices OF May options at
Chicago Yesterday: Pork, 50 374 lard,
). Csc; clear rib sides, sc; corn,
37}e; wheat, 774c; oats, 293c.
The Merchants Elevator was rated
as Irregular" by the Merchants Ex-
change at a meeting of directors held
Thursday, and deliveries made there
will be considered good.
TIE committee to whom was re-
ferred the resolution offered at the re-
cent meeting of the Merchants Ex-
change on the subject of drummers'
tax, will report to a general meeting
TO be held at the Exchange this morn
ing at IL o'clock.
MANCHESTER, April 9.-The Guar
dian, in its commercial article, says
trade in cloths is fairly steady. The
demand for smaller foreign markets is
moderate; for the other markets it is
poor. Prices Of yarns are unchanged.
Only trifiing trade is being done.
LEADING Liverpool weekly grain
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Nnn-ResihAnf NniIce.

No. 6lO9. X. DIN the Chancerg Court OF
Shelby county. Tenn State of Tennessee,
use, etc, vs.. Mary Adams ct al. ,.,
II appearing from allegations OF the OH
sworn 10 n this cause that the defendants,
Mell Arviu and wife, Belle v ArNin, )
Chalmers and wife. Rebecca Chalmers, are
residents OF the state of Mississippi; and II
h Clanin, Rachel II Menken' C9rnoua
Menken arc residents Of New ORR state ;thN
Andrew Wallace and wi q, Patue wallace
are residents OF The. State Colorado; ana
that all OF said defendants are non residents
of the state of Tennessee; and that tho place
of residence OF tho following named defend
ants are unknown TO CON plain0nt ana cannot
he nscortained uppn diligent inquiry mndSl
to-wit: Il H Adams and wife, Ida Adams
n Adnir, Jesse Aruot, Elizabeth Dunlap,
Ann ] Dunlap, Letitia Dunlap, and the he RS
of Euclid BOrnud, who'o names are ,un
known and cannot DO ascertalned upon dul'
gent inquiry madoi u
Ii is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, ut tho Oourt-louio
of Shelby county, in Memphis, Tenn,, on or
before the first Monday in June, A.D,, 1855,
and plead, answer OF demur 70 complain
aut's bill, OF the same will be taken Tor con
fessed as 10 them and so for hearing OK parto /
| and that a copy Of this order be published
1 once week tor four successive weeks ~ the
Memphis Appeal, This I'd day OF April
| AID, 1886,
] A cOpy-A Ate /;
/ s, |. MClO DWELL, Clerk and Master,
/ ByH, Y. Walsh, Deputy y. and NJ.
! ,IShn Johnston, Sol. tor cOmpl'nt. sat
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when Not In positive Agony

The rheumatic are seldom free from certain
soreness or stiffness in the joints and mus
Giles, which serves a n constant reminder
that the virus only waits an uniavorable
change of weather, or the AID OF c0ld, 10
emphasize its pre ,ence with oxcruciating
twinges. To prevent tho recurrence and
mitigate the pain, there is no inner OF safer
source of relief than Hostetter's stomach
Bitters--a medicine every way preferable 70
which are taken, to the prejudice OF health
and the jeopardy of life, and without o per;
manentiy remedial effect. Sleep banished
by rheumatic md neuralgia pain at night,
Is restored by this bene6oent soOther OF the
nervous system, and the slumber which II
superinduces is far more rofreshinS and non
efcial than the stupor into which the BRAIN
is thrown by narcotic. Appetite and d.
gestiOn, as we'll as sleep, are improved oy y,
and 1t is an admirable regulator and tonic
for the bowels and kidneys. Use it for rheu-
m at sm hefore retiring,
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II. JAME, hOUSE--Cor. Second ana Al
y ANS sts, Room and board ~ per week
nav hnnrders wanted.
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circular saws: The wheat market has
been auieter during the week, with an
easier tendency. English wheat is
scarce and slightly dearer. Cargoes
are sparingly offered. Prices are firm.
At to-day's market there was poor
attendance. Business in wheat was
poor at slight decline. Flour dull
and slightly easier THE offerings OF
corn are larger and prices in buyers
favor.
VISITORS on Change yesterday: G.
A. DOGGY, Nashvil e; Sam and Moses
Behr, Montgomery, Ala. the Rev. f.
L. Ewing, Covington; DIR. and Mrs. j..
|. Taylor, Jackson, Tenn; Mrs, Ole
Clapp, City; b. Il. Eskridge, Duck
Hill, Miss. J. II. Garrett, Fayette
county, Tenn. j. c. Inches, Boston I;
f. w. Hell, Covington; NJ p, Howell,
Little Rock; Mrs. John Wentzell,
Cincinnati; j. J. Nichols, Covington,
KY; w. d. Wellborn, Vicssburg.
AT meeting of the directors of the
Merchants Exchange held, Thursday
the following resolutions of the Mer-
chants Exchange of st. Louis were
Endorsed and forwarded to our repre-
sentatives in Congress, requesting
their cooperation in bringing about
the necessary legislation: Resolved
That in the interest OF trade between
the Mississippi Valley and the Contra
and South American States, We re
commend that direct mail communi
cation be encouraged between the
United States and those countrie
through the port OF New Orleans, anC
that for the promotion of this objec
we urge upon our Congressman, will
those representing the other States il
the Mississippi Valley, that Congress
make liberal appropriations to subsi
die any steamship line that vii
establish steam communication be
tween New Orleans and the countrie
! nnf1nI
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ADJUSTMENTS.
kellogg Concert.

The concert at the Memphis Theater
last evening by the Clara Kellogg
Concert Company was a thorough
success. The audience, which nearly
filed the house, was composed of cul-
tivated people, whose applause, ire
duently bestowed, was real compli--
ment because intelligent The printed
programme was not strictly carried out,
but nothing was lost by the changes
introduced. A happy beginning was
made by Mr.. Adolf Close,
whose exquisite rendering OF Colts
chalks Souvenir d Andalusia gave the
audience an earnest of other delightful
things to come. The duet Come
Tranduilli," by Miss Pauline Monte
CRITIC and Mr.. Francis NOyes, was
charmingly done and Mi $ Ollie Tor
belts performance of the third num-
Der, andante and scherzo, David,
was highly artistic. "Rita," seren-
ade by ii attei, was given by Mr..
David in exquisite style, dearest
Heart" being rendered as an encore.
A quartette from RigoIettO by the
company was warmly applauded.
Miss Montegrifo sang the "Flower
Song" so exquisiteiy that she was en-
Enthusiastically recalled, giving Bisch-
offs Surprising" with fine effect.
Poniatowskf's "Yeoman's Wedding
Song" by Mr.. Moves, was the next
number on the programme. Miss
Kellogg sang "Deyoted Apple, a Sc
lection never heard in Memphis be-
fore, giving as an encore a cavauna :, Dy
Joachim Raft. Miss Montegriffo's
singing of the exquisite ballad, "Some
Day," delighted her audience, whose
GOOD opinion of her was increased by
the manner in which she gave "Oh'C
Mama" a song which has been very
popular here ever since the engage
ment of the Niagara" Company. The
"Spinning Wheel Quartette" iron
/ Martha closed one of the most delight
fnI concerts ever given in Memphis.