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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-19
"LIpR is NOT WORTH LIVING FOR
Pro cIRmatiOn Of the Governor Of
New YOrb.


ALBANY, N. Y, November 18.---The
following was Issued this afternoon:
State Of New York-PrOclamation by tho
Governor:
BY the death of a distinguished Citi-
zen the people of the State are again
called to mourn. Chester A. Arthur
entered into rest at his residences in
New York City early this morning.
He had always made his home within
our State, and from his early manhood
had occupied within it places of off,
cial distinction. As q citizen OF New
York Stats he was elected Vice Presi.
dent by the whole people. Upon the
death Of President Garfield he became
President by succ session, and with dig.
nifty to himself and with honor to the
county he filed that highest office in
our government. In all his life no
bore without abuse the name OF gen.
tleman Remembering the services
and admiring the character Of Presi-
dent Arthur, it is fitting that we
should by such action as may be
deemed aprP0priate, * press our sor.
row in his death and show respect for
the high official position which he
held by choice Of his countrymen.
Done at the Capitol in the city OF
Albany on this 18Th day Of November,
In the year Of our Lord 1885.
DAVID B. HILL.
WIN. a. RIoK, Private Secretary.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-19
Non Resident Notice.

No. 5939-In the Chancery Court Of Shelby
county. Tenn.-State of Tennessee VS..
Thomas Boyle ct al.
It appearing from tho Sheriff s return in
this use that the defendants, Mary Nor
risey, John Morrisey and Alice 0'Neal, are
not TO be 'ound in his county:
It is therefore ordered, That they make
of Shelby county, in Memphis, Tenn, on or
before the frat Monday in December, 1885,
aud plead, answer OF demur to complainant
bill, or the same will be taken for confesse d
as to them and set for hearing ex parte; and
that a copy Of this order be published once a
week, for four successive weeks, in the
Memphis Appeal. This l4th day OF October,
1886. A copy-attest:
S. l. McD0N ELL, Clerk and Master.
By t. b. Caldwell, Deputy 9 and NJ.
+. II. & G. W. Heiskell, Solicitors for com
ainant. iii
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-19
NOa.Isesidept Notice,

No. 5s2O-Tn the Chanoery Court Of Shelby
County, Tenn.-State OF Tennessee VS..
John @. Davidson.
this cause that the defendants, Harriet Il.
Smith, Ellen NOoe, Louise HoOe, James Mu-
milan, are on-residents Of the State of Ten
nessee; and t appearing rom the return OF
the Sheriff that Michael Maher and Nellie
Smith arc not to be found in bis county:
II is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, at the courthouse
o. shelby county, IN MeHphis, Tenn. on Iag or
and plead, answer or demur to complain
ants bill, or the same will DO taken for
confessed as to them and set for hearing ex
parte; and that copy Of this order be pub
weeks, In the Memphis Appeal. This 18th
day of October, 1885. A copy-sttest:
s. 1. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
By T. B. Caldwell, Deputy @. and M.
+. II. Il @. W. Heiskeli, Solicitors for COM
plainant. tri
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The ReeIing at RaIlimorr.

BALTIMORE, Mp November lS.-In.
telligeuce OF the death OF Ex- Pres-
dent Arthur was received in this city
with q general feeling OF profound re-
greet. AS soon as it was posted on the
u,letin boards hundreds OF people
gathered about them, and the express
sion OF sorrow was universal. The
hags OF many OF the public buildings
are at half mast.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-19
The Condition or Tniugs at the
stock Yards.

CHICAGO, Ill, November lS-The
condition OF affairs at the Union
stock Yards is practically unchanged.
Additional men were engaged by the
packera today, end the housts are
gradually beginniBg TO operate at
nearly their full cspsclty, though sew.
eral OF the houses have not yet opened
their doors and remain idle. The SEQ.
ond Regiment Of infant y aud one
troop of cavalry remain on duty, but
IL 10 expected that they will be with.
drawn tomorrow.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-19
AZ Washington.

WAsHIEdToE, November 1S.-The
Sens ors below named will attend he
funeral on behalf Of the Senate: John
sherman, Geo. +. Edmupds, John A.
Logan, VIM. b. Allison, M, O. Butler,
James d. Cameron, w ID VOORHEES,,
Warner Miller, Geo. @. V,st, "a. P.
German, jos r Hawley and James
X. Jones.
WHAT THE MEMBERS or THK CABINET
SAY.
Attorney General Garland said no
had known OK President Arthur init.
mately, and had reason to esteem him
both as friend and ss a public official.
MIR. Arthur occupied very trying
position as President, entering the
White House as he did, during the
political excitement which followed
the death OF President Garfield, and
his administration was marked by
ability OF high order.
4 Secretary Lamar said that Mr.. Ar
thurs death will touch the hearts OF
many people with grief. Called to
the Presidency under most painful
and trying circumstances, he bore his
honors with dignity and administered
the executive department Of the gov
eminent In manner that was Just to
all sections. He was highly esteemed
and especially liked by many of the
Southern Senators aud Representa-.
tivee.
Postmaster General Villas said that
Mr.. AIthut's administration of tho
government had commended MIN
very strongly TO the respect of the
people, aud especially considering the
very trying oircumst lnces under
which no took Office, his adminislra-
ton might be called remarkably sue
cessful, No instance in which Vice
President had performed the duties Of
the Office OF President in the previous
history Of the country offers a more
commendaiory record of results.
Secretary Whitney said: II knew
and esteemed President Arthur very
highly long before he became Presi-
dent. / deemed him a. much ADLER
man than was his repute when he was
placed upon the ticket. l regret his
death personally, for he was the most
genial OF gentlemen and leaves large
ciIc'e OF friends who will be filed with
regret"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-19

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Brighte disease, but il was rot the
cause 4 bis death. A man OF less
powerful con ttution would have sue
cumb d much sooner. His greet
physical strength pulled him thru ugh
as far as this. Mr.. Arthur WIS not
only h,slcally strong but a mighty
good man, aud those who were closest
TO him in biz trouhlts learned 10 value
him most highly"
TRLReRAMs CONVEYING THE NEWS
of the death Of the ex-Preside1t have
been sent TO his brother, Maj william
Arthur, of the Unitd Safes regular
6rmy, Stationed at San ArtOnio, Tex (;
to Gen. Brewster. at Philadelphia;
ex-secrst'Ty w. +. Char dler, Who
called ON Mr.. Arthur Monday. ard TO
othtr Members OF the Cabinet of the
late administration, and also to some
personal friends OF the deceased. tits
expected that the membsis OF Pfesi-
dent Arthur's Cabinet will be asked to
act as pail bearers at the funeral. The
remains now lie in a parlor on the
second floor Of the transformations
residence, whose honoJed owner has
passed away. The (. CT Of the rapidly
waning life oil Mr.. Arthur was not
made public, and 1t was not until
some hours after bis death that knowl-
edge OF II was on the streets. 1t Is
not yet known whether the Rev. DR..
Rowland, late rector OF the Church OF
the Heavenly Rest, or the Rev. Dr.
Morgan, the present rector, will
ofIiCIate at the funeral service. AS
soon as the death of Mr.. Arthur be
came known flags were placed at half
mast on the custom house aud on
most of the public and mercantile
buildings.
DENYING THEhsRLvFs TO CALLERS.
James q. r ed, private secretary to
the late ex-Presidert, received all
callers ct the home of the Arthurs o.
day, the family Of the dead President,
consisiing Of his son, Ones or A. Ar.
thur, jr.; his daughter, Ellen II,
Arthur, and bis sisters, Mrs. McElroy
and Mrs. CAV, denying themselves to
all callers. The secretary remained
in an apartment on the second floor If
the h0ute, and there received de
patches conveying expressions Of sym.
pathy fiom relatives and near fIiends,
but none OF these were gwen to the
public.
"LIPR Is NOT WORTH LIVING PoR."
A very few days ago, in converse
lion with Acqueduct Commissioner
Fish, who had called to zee. him, Ex-
President Arthur made the following
despairing remark: "Afler all, life is
not worth living for, and might as
well give up the struggle for it now as
any other time, a d submit to the in.
eYitable."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-19
DE-. GRORGB PErERs WAS FOUND

at his office today. He Hsid: "Mr. Ar
thur died of cerebral apoplexy; that
IL, il wal The immediate cause. twas
one Of the says in which bis trouble
nigh, terminate a any time. Tothat
extent So was not une expected. For
two OF three years Mr.. Arthur had
suffered from an enlarged aud en-
fesbl6d heart, and tho variety Of
syiup;o that alarm,d HE fliends
Was The natural result OF this cordi
ton. He had kidney sffection,
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w. N. HALDEMAN.
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CITY ITEMS.

Greatest Bargains on Record will be
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H GOldschmid. SI2-7th st. N. W.
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Not the Patent. but the Car that In.
frlnSeS.
WAsHINGToN, u. G., July 8, 1856.

" AShlNGION, II. t., juiv 3, 1856,
NJ ChdTteS g DOcui. son. restdef.t ,l.eilaGosseeg-
Car CynsPstty, ety.
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tl.->E. tx. ''i-~ioN - TORONTO JCL- 10TH.
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ARRANGEMENT Oh SLEEPING AND PARLOR
CaE LINE oS THE VALLEY DIVISION OF THE
h x ~ X E.-As announced by line passenger
oil stTtIncnt Ot the Is. u %. X. IL, commencing
MONDAY. July .. tram leaving Washington at
1U:lo b. viii have sleeping car from tis city
u L. uChbUT1 daily except saturday. On sat
uTi,,y evening iIe car viii run through TO Nat
nldl Eridse. and returning. Will acstNe Natural
Grid2e On sunday night Io- W ashiAslOu- Train
lestN-.. t>utue ton at $40 i. ILL.,, daily except
Sunday, VIII DaVe lariCr CT running every
Monday. ecHe>day and Friday 10 Ststunton;
TvtusnI.I:. this ear VIII leave >JauntDn every
TUESDAY. thursday and Saturday during the
summer
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UEC'. W ToNPKINs, VI. D., IS Cumberland
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taSe pleasure in recommending Alicock ;
EOru,-> I-it>icrs in all cases of general debility,
tpScLti.N - mere the pains are severe over the
e-loHS OF the kidneys, liver and chest; marked
enpIoN CfHcut occurs soon as relief from suffer
elS Is Optafned. For lumbago these piasIers
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DRY GOODS.
MIDSUMMER RrpucrroNs
sraToN PERI,

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SCOTS Emulsion of Pure

COD LIVER OIL, WITH HYPOPHOSPHITES,
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Dr. Ira NJ. Lang, New York, says: II have pre-
scribed Scotts Emulsion and used it in my fam
lily and am greatly pleased with it, Have found
1t very serviceable in scroiulOus diseases and
pulmonary affections" eo4w
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\ SEVERE BLOW ON THE H.AD,-Late Sat
urday night near the corner oil lst and + streets
southwest, Edward Smith, alias Chum, and
J;,Ines Davis, colored, were engaged in affray
during which Davis was struck the head by
Smith and knocked senseless. The injured
Hnan was carried on board his sand scOw in the
canal. and was afterwards sent to the hospital
by tine police. Officer Lewis arrested Smith
and yesterday ia the Police Court, charge OF
assault against HIM continued,
Three different vessels have already imported
smallpox Ihio Canada this year. From one of
these number OF cases were imported into
Ontario Manitoba and Michigan.
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rLArE and 1Oo carels. $40. Whitaker,s.

Miss ROSE CLEvELASp's new novel, The
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RECEIVED THIS DAY at K. y. Golden's Poto-
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boxes large CrisficId Soft Crabs, finest of the
tason. Telephone call oiI-3.
SUMNER WINES.-NAnder's Pure Virgins,
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IMMENSE Run on best canv;ISed hams. Stock
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REIslNGER's ice cream, 235 q st. NV.
100 CARDS, from plate, 15c. Whitakers.
CO-OPERATIvE CLEANERS and Dyers, 626 D
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Fi>i.iN" i:9D NEN.-logan Tribe Red Men.
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--.-si ttl.-- |tIc -Hl-t lei presented. ana The
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To GIVE OUR EMPLOYEES an opportunity to
attend their annual excursion our store will
close a. =. LII. tO-InOrrow, "Wednesday. July
.In. LANSBUKGH * BKo
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STOCKS AT AUCTION.-Tue attention o. invest
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LASsBuReH Il BRo.
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a ~ +oc:; som eleEant goods. worth DOC on
5oc per yard; s2in-. elegant goods worth 81, only
TURKEY RED 5slu. goods as low as 25c: eoin.
red Table Linen. worth Doe. 3s,c: ,o-in excellent
quaiiy, ooc All our 81 red cardinal Table Linen
re lnced 10 .e per YARD 6on blue Table Linen. 35c
, rNeI AT me above low prices We make special
concession for hotel keepers boarding house keep
ToILINEF CLoTHs-a beautiful line 70 select
from-5-4 at 4oc; "a. 75c; "a. 81. &c
TABLE Sk1S-in large varieties
LUNCH NAPklNS-Only 35c per dozen
5-s DINNER NAPKINS nj &c per dozen.
ODD TABLECLoTHS ai . sacrifice
All our fine BATISTES now reduced 70 l2lc per
yard Beautiful goods, very wide and excellent
styles.
5000 yards fine SATEEN I'm remnants nov reduced
10 I2A2c per yard THESE goods worth off the
piece SOC. per yard, You easily match the pat
terms aud secure dress pattern what i've yards
would cost you regularly.
All our 15c. CRINkLED sEERsUCKER now sold
al l2l2c per yard.
Extra-wide INDIA LINENS at Sc per yard.
per yard.
POULAND, StITfNGS. elegant material for num-
m"r wear, now selling for &c. per yard.
CoLORED CHEESE CLOTHs-any shade-now
selling al DC per yard
CHECK NAINsooK at 6l4c per yard.
CORDED PIQUEs Al DC per yard
SPRING DRESS GOODS sacrificed 10 close People
going away should take advantage of the very low
prices put on our dress goods.
FLANNEL SUIT NCS.-For mount rs or seashors
wear nothing more serviceabe. We have all grades.
As speciality Offering a 21in TwILLED
BLU fiAN FL al bic per yard
PaE visit as IL is alWHysa pleasure to shop with
US The store always kept cool by Patent Cool
Ing Fans.
REMEMBER ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN
FIGURES
ONE PRICE STRICTLY
ALL MONEY REFUNDED To DISSATISFIED
PURCHASERS.