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Brighton Reach Races.

New YoEK, August 9,-Brighion
Beach races.
HiraRdce.-For beaten horses three.
fourths OF mile. Bay Rebel won by
two lengths; Lulu second, Pat DAILY
third. Time-l:l9.
Second Rdce.-Purse; teven.eiRhths
OF mile. Montauk won by one length
and one-half; Aleck Ament second,
Buccsneer third. Time-l:324.
Third Race Selling purse; eeven-
eiRhths OF mile. Florence M. won I;
Woodhower second, Belle third. Time
-l:32 Maria came in second but was
disqualified for fouling WoodhoWer at
thehhniph.
Fourth Race.--Purse; for three year
olds, one mile. Voucher won by half
a length; Richard second, Dahabiha
third. Time AS.
Fifth Rdce.-Pune; one mile. Pink
Cottage won by three-iourths of
length; Emmett second, Treasurer
third. Time :453.
Sirth Rdce.-Purse; one mile add
one-sixtepnth. Ten Strike won by
five lengths; Windsail second, Peters
burgihird. Time ;53.
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SARATOGA, N. Y, August 9.-Tte
weather to-day was clear and warm,
attendance fair d track fast.
First Rdcc.-Purle for two wear olde,
five eighlhs OF a mile. Rebellion won {;
Cora L. second, Bradburn third. Time
-l:05.
Second Rdce.-Purse for all ages,
mile and a \ eighth. b, IS won; Tomasia
second, AT Estill third. Time--l :57.
Third Rdce.-Puise for three year
old FLIES, one mile and ZOO yards.
AmuletIwon; Jennie b. second, Santa
Anita Belle third, Time-l:4S.
Fourth Rdce.-0wners' handicap, one
mile Swift won; Lady Waywad sec.
ond, Jim Douglass third. Time-l;4l,
Fifth Rdce.-Pu Sc, mile and three
s'xteenths. MiddeSex won; Mono,
gram second, Zamcra third, Time -
2:07. Mutuals paid 1904 20.
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Getting Ahead Of QsuId.

An effort ia being made by several
lines entering ST. L1us from the East
aud by those seeking an entrance
from the West, which will not be ben
e6ciAl to the commercial interests OF
that city. According TO an article in'
the Globe Democrat the Eastern lines
are especially interested in the move,
and the work Is being done in such q
qniet and unpre!entious manner that
scarcely suspicion OF its real mean
ing aud importance has leaked out.
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FOR RENT.

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based solely on the much quo'ed article
1856, and attempts to prove three prop
oeitions: TE 2
Fira.-That the said srticle of the
Chihuahua State law is the only one
applicable in the case OF Cutting.
SecOnd.-Said article is perfectly con-
sistent with Mexican constitutional
precepts and with the treaties they
have made with the United States.
Third.-That the said article is
Gle ar and concise expression of mod
ern dcc'r.nes.
In regard 10 penalties and iutsina.
ticnal rights he quotes International
law from well known authorities IN
support Of his position. Many of
these pamphlets were distributed
among the lawyers and business men
here
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THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL
SAID TO he SEEKING A CONNEC.
TON AT HELENA.
Contract Closed for the Sheffield and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ahead
OF GOuld.

An Associated Press telegram to the
APPEAL from Aberdeen, Miss, says:
1t is believed in this section that the
Illinois Central Railroad Company
has determined upon Tfsnsmissis-
sippi connection at Helena, either by
way OF branch road from lis main
line at SndiJ or by the extension of
the Yazoo City and Mississippi Valley
road. The people here ave hopeful
that the connection will be made by
the latter route, as it will open a con.
linuous line Snder that management
from Aberdeen to the Mississippi
river.
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ON 'CHANGE.

GALvHsroN received 457 bales of new
cotton yesterday,
Henry MEYERS, of Union City, was
a visitor on Change yesterday.
Closing prices Of September options
at Chicago yesterday: Pork, 80 90.
Lard, SO 81. Clear rib sides, 80 20.
Corn, 433c. Wheat, 75lc. Oats, 2Sgc.
ARRANGEMENTS having been made
TO tender visi ing merchants from Ar
kansas a reception at the Exchange to-
day at 10 o'clock tits suggested that a.
many of The members Of both EX-
changes ard citizens, who can con-
veniently do so, Will meet them there
ct that hour.
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common porous pltStsu-0hich Toa can get
for Il SONG as aay o. the OAsnp John drug
giss-you hcvR mslSiT tkSeRn away SouI
money, fOg Oss BGsssn' cSpsiES PlAgtSr 10
worth then all. TAS gGsson ia thisi Ben
son = il the only porous plaster in tho market
that IL honestly and skillfully made and SCI
entihcally medicated, Others are no more
than nominal limitations of Bonson's. They
are cheap because they possess none OF the
ingredients which render Benson's valua-
BILE. Tho latter are prompt to act, pleas
ant to wear, and cure in few hours all
ments which others will not even relieve.
The public are especially warned against So
Gin" or "Capsicino " plastors. as worthless
articles intended TO deceive. Ask for BEN
sons, and look for the Three Seals" trade
mark and tho word "Capcine cut in the
center.
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The Cutting Gaze.

Sr. LOUIS, Mo-, August 9.-The Ell
Pa correspondent Of the Globe DemO
Graf teleg apis tonight as follows:
"The only news in the Cutting case is
the fact that he wss brought before
the Court sgain today aud told that
his attorney mad appealed his case to
the Supreme Court Of the State, snd
that the appeal had been granted.
This mornings Mex can Central train
brought here large number Of pamph-
lets, printed in Chihuahua, and en-
titled, The imprisonment tf the
American, A K. Cutting 1t is writ
ten by an eminent Chihuahua lawyer,
Jesus Marie Palacios. The arguments
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sheffield and Rirminghnm.

Enoch Ensley and associates have
closed contract with the Executive
Committee OF the Sheffield Lend
Company for the immediate building
of the Sheffield and b rminghsm rail.
road and iron furnace at Sheffield.
This road gives Sheffield short, direct
line through the richest and most ex-
tensive iron and coal deposits South.
Ensley agreed to build the railroad
and furnace of 100 tons daily ospa-
city at Sheffield Another larger fur
mace is now being built for the Shelf
field Furnecs Company by James p.
Whiterow, of Pittsburg Sheffield stock
sold today at 921. 1t sold year ago
at 80.
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STREET CAR GOSSIP.
President Frayser Denies the I'm.
NOR OF Consolidation.

President R. Dudley Frayser, of the
Memphis City railway, when asked
about the rumored consolidation Of his
company with the Citizens company,
eaid yesterday that there had been no
consolidation and would be none until
he had exhaus ed the courts. There
had been more or less talk about the
advantages of q consolidation, and it
WIS possible that some Spectator
might have been feeling the pulse Of
New York capitalists with that end in
view. Any man was privileged to do.
the same thing, but it did not concern
him in the least one way or the other.
He had succee ded in getting his case
against the Taxing Dis riot transferred
to the United States Court, and if he
could not get justice where he had the
other suit, would get that transferred
also. Aftsr he got through with the m
he would hear what they had 10 ray
about cons olidatiou, but not b. fore.
ANOTHER REPORT.
There Is ano her story to the eff C.
that party of Bo.ton capitals 8 have
been given a ten days option to pur
CHASE The sock Of both companies,
aud tina they are a most certain to
accept, their plan being to build and
operate cable roads.
Tne managers of the old company
calm that their business has increased
since the opening of the new com
pany's Tires. If that staten mt is
true it is an undubitabe proof of
very large increase in the growth of
the city, because the Citizens Gem
pany undoubtedly carries a great
many who formerly travelled by the
old lines. AS ma ter of fact, every
line it has, except That out Madison.
street, takes from the old company.
1t is doing a soeodid business, already
paying very we on the amount in
vested. The Scotland line has fns
patronage, as Fl that to the nCrth
line of Elm We cd.
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yellow Fever at the ship Island
QuArnmtlme.

New ORLEANS, LA, August "a
special from Biloxi, Mis- :, to the Time
Democrat says The British bark Excel
sior, Capt. Whi'ford, which was ioter-
ceptei by q revenue cutter few days
$50 on her way from Colon TO Mobile
when about to enter the Mobile Bay,
and ordered to Ship Island Quarsn-
tine Station, arrived here Friday even
ing with nine men sick, including the
captain, out OF crew OF sixteen. 1t
has not been asCertained whether the
disea'e is yellow fever. No deaths
ale reported.
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An EASY VICTORY.
MEMPHIS KNOCKS TWO PITCH.
Frs OUT OF THE BOX.
Nashville Startles the State by Win
ming a 6ame-DiamOnd Con.
tests Elsewhere.

Memphis won very easily yesterday.
Bob Black did the twirling and held the
visitors down to three runs until the
ninth inning, when, finding the game
well in hand, he eased up and allowed
the Gecrgisns to make four runs.
Lutenburg pitched for Macon, and the
Browns had no difficulty 10 eauging
his delivery. In the sixth inning they
knocked his eve out to the tune OF
seven runs, and then Stesrns came in
in the seventh inning and retired the
side in one, two, three order. The
next inning, however, the Browns
jumped onto Stesrns and pounded
out runs till they got tired. The fol-
lowing is the official score:
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CITY p Li1IC,
An Old Citizen of Atlanta. Ga.

BY the recommends ion of Rev, @. Q. Da-
Wis, used DR.. MoEley's Lemon Elixir for a
severe chronic caso of indisostion, palpita-
ton and Irregular action of the heart, with
constipation and biliousnoss. l also SUI
fered greatly with gravel and great pains in
the back and kidneys, much Of the time uu-
nSV,ic sns and 1 uscd many rs%eSie, but I sot
no relief. DR.. MoEley's Lemon Elixir alone
has made perfect cure Of all these diseases.
/ am now q, well man. My vile has for many
years Suffered greatly with constipation and
relief The Lemon Elixir has permanently
cured her. A. @. ARNOLD,
% Ella street, Atlanta, Ga.
Sold by druggists. 50 cents and 500 per
bottle. Prepared by II. Motley, MD, At
lanta, Georgia.
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THE turn VEREIN.
THEIR FIRST PICNIC GIVEN
YESTERDAY. ~
Athletic Sports at Estlval Park, Fol-
lowed by Daacing-Names OF
the Prize Winners.

The German Turn Verein gave q
thoroughly enjoyable picnic at Estival
Park yesterday afternoon and night, in
which large number Of our fellow
citizens, principally Germans, partici.
pated. The Turn Verein was or
ganized about six years ago for the
physical development of its members
and their families. 1t now has
a membership of l03 persons
Of both sexes, and there are daily
aud nightly classes for both sexes and
all ages, in which regular courses OF
instruction in athletic exercises are
followed under the guidance Of In
structor Harry Dreve, ass sted by Ed
Young. The officers of the Verein are
j. W. schorr, president; Otto Bruch,
vice president; Bob Kumpf, secre-
tary, and DIR. R. L. Laski, vice pres
ident. The entertainment yesterday
began at o'clock pm, when the day
class OF boys, ranging from 6 to ~,
gave a competitive exhibition of exer-
cises on the horizontal and parallel
bars. The little lads were very expert,
and drew forth considerabe applause
from the admiring spectators.
The night class, composed Of youths
between II aud Is years Of age,
then gave like performances. The
next feature was the introduction OF
the girls cless, the youngest and the
eldest Is, who gave an exhibition Of
Indian club swln0iug that was highly
entertaining. The distribution OF
prizes allowed,
DAY CLASS.
First prize, John Kastner.
Second prize, Albert Schide.
Third prize, George Schultz.
NIGHT GLASS.
First prize, Harry Frausioli.
Second prize, Frank Fransioli.
Third prize, Will Bergshicker.
GIRLS CLASS.
First prize, Mamie Dreve.
Second prize, Lena Schorr.
Third prize, Minnie Dreve.
The next thing on the programme
was the building of human pyramids
by niue adults, a difficult feat and
we'll performed. Swinging burning
torches was next engaged in by John
Sohm, Theodore Young and Harry
Dreve.
Arnold's band then struck up de-
lightful wal'z, and dancing was begun
and kept up till long after midnight
Between dances exhibitions CT athletic
skill were given on the floor, conspic'
uous among which were fencing
bout by Meesrs. John Sohm and Harry
Drove, aud swinging club exhibition
by instructor Young. The night was
Just cool enough 10 make dancing
agreeable, and all who were present
seemed to be having delightful time.
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n CARD

To all who are suffering from the errors an
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New Assistant General, 4 reight
Agent.

Geo. w. Chellet has been appointed
assis ant general freight agent of the
Southern Division of the Illinois Gem
trail railroad, with office in New Or
leans, the appointment to take place
at once. Mr.. Chelet went to work
for the Illinois Central road twelve
yeas ago, at the depot, and by his
abil ty and the faithful performance OF
his duties worked his way up.
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Billy Taylor Ont of a JOb-Baker
Furl0ughs

NASHVILLE, TENN, August 8 - Baker
has been given an indshni leave of
absence. Taylor has been released for
incompetency. Sanders, a yourg anna.
teur of Pembroke, KY, hiss been
signed rs pitcher. Batteries tomorrow,
Conway and Mspres for Atlanta; Dan
dou and Holman for Nashville.
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TNVERYB0DY-To spend th. summer at
IL Grayson SPRING, Ky. For catalogues
and particulars call at ticket Office Of Chesa-
peake and Chic route, under Peabody Hotel.
UNVERYB0DY TO KN0W-Tbat 1 will
d FILL TEETH WITH GOLD for the
A. WESS0N,
OAQ Ma;n araat
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-10
FROM THE PEOPLE.V
Uncle Ben be- MOI Married.

Uncle Hen Is NOT Married..
To the Editors of the Appeal:
In yesterdays issue of the APPEAL
tom' one told the reporter that | ives
asleep in the old McNeen house with
my wife when it caught FIRE Saturday
night / wish to tta'e to the public
that / am neither married nor do l
sleep in the house. BEN ABUNATHA.
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CONsUMPrION.C CURED:

An old physician, retired from prac'
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ran Excellent Curative.'

AAN"st wy - @N@N'
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that have used the Extract Acid Iron
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sores and gals, and have found II eff,
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warranted in pronouncing it an excel
lent curative article for the stable.
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An address will be delivered on be.
half Of the merchants Of Memphis by
President Hadden. Carriage will be
in waiting at the Peabody Hotel at 5
O'Clock Thursday evening, and the
guests will be driven about the city.
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AT INV YcRE.

Detroit, 2; New York, 8. Earned
runs-Detroit, /; New York, !. Two
base hits-Conner, l. Three base
hits-O'Routke, l. Firet base his
Detroit, 4; New York, f., ErrOrs-De'
troit, 8; New York, 8. Umper-Ful-
mer,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-10
FROM ARKANSAS.
The ExcursiOniAts 10 BE Enter.
tanned Here Tomorrow.

Quite number Of representative
merchants and planters of ArksI sas
will arrive in the city Tuesday plight
on an excursion given BY the Bates
vile and Brinkley and the Memphis
and Little Rock railroads. They will
be welcomed at the Cotton Exchsnge
the next morning at 10 o'clock by the
following Committee OF Reception:
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AT LOUISVILLE.

Louisville, 6; Metropolitans, 0.
Earned ruDs-Louisville. 2. Three
base hits-BrowninS, /. Struck out
By Ramsey, II; by Mays, 4. Umpire
Bradley.
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AT CINCINNATI,

Brooklyn, 2; Cincinnati, Z. Runs
earned-Cincinnati, 2; Brooklyn, l..
Two bsse hits Mcclellan, 2; Jones
and Keenan. Three base hit-Pinck-
ney. FirSt base on bslla-Of Null
lane, l of Hatkinp, 6.
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SUNNI ry: Runsearned-Nashv vile,
/; Atlanta, l. Two base hits-Hell-
man !, Lynch l. Fint base on balls
By Dnndon, 2; by Shsffer, 2. Struck
out-By Dundon, 3; by Shaffer, g..
Passed balls-By Hellman, l Gunson,
2. Wild pitches-By Duncan, l..
Double plsys-Beard to Bittman To
O'Blien. Umpire-McQusid. Scorer
Cheatbam Time ofgame Il 40.
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SCORE BY INNINGS.

Summary: Earned Iuns-Memnhis,
10; Macon, 2 Three base hitJ-Peliz
and Geiss. Two base hits Sneed, Man
ming, Peliz, Walsh and Heinzmap.
Double plays-Broughton and An.
drews, Heipzman and Behen. Struck
out BY Black, 4. Bases on balls
By Black, q; Gutenberg, 4; Stearns,2
Passed balIs-Terrell, 9. Left on bsses
--Memphis, IL; Macon, 6. Umpire
Merritt.
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AT PlTTsBURG.

Piltsburg, z; Baltimore, .. Earned
runs Plttsourg, 2. Three base hits
Miller, / Fulmer, l. First base hits
Pitisburg, IL; Baltimore, o. Errors -
Pitt burg, 2; Baltimore, 8. Umpire
Kelly,
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

DESIRABLE RooMs-with board,
L. At ~ Madison street.
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AT WASHINGTON,

Washing on, ;St. Louis, 10 Earned
runs Washington, l st Louis, 3,
Two base hlis-Sesry, l. Three base
hie--Hinee, l. First base hits--Wash-
ingtoD, 4; 81. Louis, II. Erron-
Washington, 10; st. Louis, g. Umpire
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T AIDES AND YOUNG MEN-To Decorate
IL Holiday Novelties for iall and winter
trade; steady employment; $500 per week
earned; all material furnished work mailed
free. Address New England Decorative
Works, 10 Pearl Street, Boston, Mass, P. o.
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DESIDENCE-With s rooms. in thorough
hrepair, east side Orleans st near Selma
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EST EXCURSION
EVER KNOWN,

ITO ALL POINTS IN ARKANSAS AND
Il TEXAS, via Memphis and Little r. OK
Railroad, with double daily connections
August 81, % and 18th. Tickets .good, thirty
days. Stop-over privileges will be allowed,
going and coming. ARRANGEMENTS have been
made with the Fort Smith road running spec.
ial trains to connect with both our trains
sleeper to Eureka Springs, Bot Springs,
Ark, included in these excursion rates. For
books, maps and papers Of Arkansas and
Texas, mailed free, and all other intorma-
ton in reference TO excursion by writing TO
j. =. FRANKLIN, Passenger Agent, Mem
RGD0LPH FINK. General Manager. Mem
phis, Tenn.
W. 3, SUTTON, Pass'r AEt., Corinth, Miss.
d. MILLER, General PASSENGER Agent, Lit
tie Rock, Ark.
Trains leave at 5 :55 am, and 4:20 pm.
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