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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, July 23.-Ath-
letics, 6; Pittsburg, II. Base hits
Athletics, IA; Pittsburg, 8. Errors
Athletics, IL; Pittsburg, 6. Pitchers
Athletics, Hyndman; Pittsburg,
Calvin. Umpire-Bradley.
BALTIMORE, MD, July 29.-Balti-
more, 10; Cincinnati, s. Base hits
Baltimore, 10; Cincinnati, 8. Errors
Baltimore, A; Cincinnati, A. Pitch
ers- Baltimore, Henderson; Cincin'
natl, McKeon. Umpire-Valentine.
New York, July 23.-Brooklyn, o.
Louisville, 7. Bpse hits-BrooklyD, q
Louisville, s. Erors-Brooklyn, Z;
louisville. 2. Pitcher - Brooklyn
Hsrkins; Louisville, Ramsey.
STATEN ISLAND, N. Y, July 90
Metropolitans, 3; st. Louis Browns, 4.
Base neutrality-suspicious., Z; s.. Louie
Browns, g. neutrality-suspicious., 4
st. Louis Browns, 5. Pitchers-Melro
politans, Mays; st. Louis Browns
CArruthers.
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TRANSFERS.

~. Duncan and others TO d. L.
Myers, trus ee, TO secure d. o. An
drews in the sum Of $l458, lot on east
side Shelby street.
@. NJ. Metcalf and others to the
Taxing District, lot on Alabama
street, near johnson avenue, for alley,
for $3l2 30.
John O'Brien and wife to James
Hough, LOT y, Woodruff's subdivis-
ion, for $3.50. -
Julia F. Fields and others to S, 7.
Scott, interest in a tract OF land known
as Robertson 100 acres, Second Dis
trict, for 500.
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Extraordinary Cases OF survival OF
GunshOt wounds.

To the Editors of the Appeal:
The interest excited by Mr.. Erich's
case "in the prognosi5 OF gunshot
wounds of the BRAIN" hes prompted
me to give my experience with two
c3ses which fell under my observation
some ten or twelve years ago.
The first was that of d colorld boy,
Jackson War;, about u years of age,
who received charge of No, 8 shot fired
from a shotgun, entering just in ront
OF the left ear and passiOg ob!iquely
inward snd upwd d and escaping
about the center of the too of the
head. Patient when seen by me was
in deep stupor, the brain substance
ooz;ng freely from the wound. He re-
maine d in this condition about thirty
six hours, after which TINA conscious
ness gradually returned aud he made
a good recovery and il now working
on one of DIR. A. V. Wars farms near
Rossville, Tenn.
The second and more remarkable
case was a negro man, John Taylor.
This man received pistol shot from
Southern derringer," large calibsr.
The ball entsred ABOUT hall ap inch
above the left eyebrow, directly over
the eye and passed backward, sld, as
l suppose, must have found alodg-
ment in the back part of the skull.
When seen the patient was comstose,
brain substance escaping freely from
wound, as much as tablespoonful
having been lost. A silver cathetet, of
its own weight, passed four and half
inches Directly back into the brain.
The patient remained in this condi-
ton about flrty-eight hours, after
which he gradually returned to con-
sciou4nets and made q good recovery,
but lost the left eye. This patient wss
under my observation for two years
after receiving the wound, aud per.
formed the labor of farm haud with
out any Inconvenience. .
DIR. ]. A. LIPSC0MB.
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RnId Knob Rnnr.

Work on the Memphis and Bald
Knob Spur OF the Iron Mountain is
progressing even more f2vorably than
had been anticipated, and it ia now a
settled fact that the grading will all be
completed by October LIST, aud that by
that date large amount OF the rails
will have been put down. A large
force of men are at work this week
laying track in o westerly direction
from Wynn Station, forty miles
east of Bald Knob, and the
grading will be completed in
the vicinity of Bald Knob, so
that force OF men can be put to work
laying iron 10 the direction Of Wynn
Station to meet the force working TO-.
ward Bald Knob. There are three
streams to be crSesed- the White,
Cache and st. Francis rivers, and the
moot difficult part OF the work will be
the bridging Of these streams. The
bridges will be ready, however, when
needed, the contracts having all been
let and work well under way. 1t is
understood that the line will eventual.
w be extended on into Kansas.
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tended 10 obtain a divorce at
once, and that she would never
spend another night under his
roof. He threw up his hands
confessed his guilt and implored
her forgiveness. He declared thai he
realized the error of his way and that
il she would forgive him she should
never bave Gauss to complain again.
He could not bear the idea OF being
d sgraced. She declined to listen to
him and reiterated her resolve to OBJ
tain divorce at once. He went to
bed and the next morning in the G ay
light of dawn was found lying upon
his back with bullet hole in his head.
The jury returned a verdict of sui
eide.
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GAMES TODAY.

Memphis at Atlanta.
Nashville at Savannah.
Macon at Charlie ston.
Philadelphia at Boston.
New York at Washington.
Kansas City at Chicago.
st. Louis at Detroit.
st. Louis Browns at Brooklyn.
Louisville at New York.
Cincinnati at Baltimore.
Pit9burg at Philadelphia.
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Holly Springs to TnpeIO.

Everything is in readiness to begin
the laying If rails between Holly
Springs aud Tupelo on tie Memphis,
Birmingham and Atlantic railroad.
The line is graded AID crossed with
one or two sngl skips between those
points and il was expected the work
Of laying rails would be commenced
Monday. The time will be delayed a
few days, however, on account Of the
failure to receive rails in time. Sew
eral barge sloads, Shipped in ample
time are hung up above Cairo on &C
count of low water.
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At n meeting gently held in Mem
phis, Tenn, IL VAS resolved that call
be made on all ex ConfedeIates, aud
all those who feel in accord with the
movement, TO contribute Of their mite
to the building Of monument 10 be
erected to the memory OF our late
chieitain and commander, Gen. N. Is.
Forrest All who wish to subscribe
and have their names emblazontd on
the scroll of memory, will plrae call
on, or correspond with, W. W School
field, treasurer, of Memphis, Tenn.
Let US pat our shoulders to the wheel,
and success will soon crown our ef-
forts, All papers friendly to this cause
will please publish the above
w. i. TAYLOR,
j. r. SMITH,
q. V. RAMBAUT,
M. y. GALLAWAY,
X. j. BLACK,
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FntnI noiIer Explosion .

COLUMBIA, S. O., July PA boiler
in the water works exploded this after
noon killing colored fireman, fatally
wounding another colored man and
severely wounding five others, among
them the superintendent Of the works
and Alderman w. B. Lawrence.
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LIN the Ynznn Valley.

10 Track layipg on the gap between
1azoo City and Lexington, on the
branch road Of the Illinois Central
railroad is progre ssing quite well and
satisfactorily, and within thirty days
time the lime will he completed to
Gieenville. The gap to be completed
is about thir,y.five miles long. About
seven miles Of track are already laid.
The read has been graded throughout.
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BABY HUMORS
InfantiIe and Birth HumOrs Speedily
Cured by Cutlcura.

LNOR Cleansing the Skin and Scalp OF Birth
II HumOrs, for allaying Itching, Burning
and Inflammation, for curing tho first symp.
toms of Eczema, Psoriasis, MIX Crust, sold
blood diseases. CUTICURA, the great skin
Cure, and CUTICURA Soar, an exquisite Skin
Beautiier, externally, and CUTIcURA kEsoh-
VENT, the new Blood Purifier, internally, are
In fnllihIn AhsnlninlY MN
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THE SYNDICATE
RUMORs FROM MOBILE OF SOME
IMPORTANT CHANGE.
Progress of the Bald Knob Branch
Arkansas valley Route
General News.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, July est is
rumored in railroad circles that the
"Erlanger" system is growing weary OF
their Cincinnati Southern lease, ard
are proposing to sall out. The tN o
corporations mostly interested in the
purchase Ut this lease are the East Ten
nessee, Virginia and Georgia system
and the Huntington or Southern Pa
cfic system. Tae CT cinnati South
ern railway would form an important
factor in either of these systems, and
the question is'which will get it, The
purchase by either of the corporations
would MAKE great change in the
traffic business Of the roads south Of
the Ohio river.
A white man, believed to be Pierson
from nesr JemisoD, was struck,
knocked off aud instantly killed this
evening at Hunts Mill, near Jemison,
on the south north road by the south
bound passenger train, No. 8. The
remains were carried to Jemis)n and
taken in charge by the station agent
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Thompson, Alice. King Robin took
the lead, with Col. Clark second.
There was no ch1nge to the end. King
Robin won very easily by three
lengths; Col. CLARK second, Leman a
poor third. Time-l :42l. Mutua 5
paid $40 co.
Fourth Race-One mile and oSe.
sixteen h. Starters; Revenge, Easter,
Lit le Joe, TAxgstberer, War S gn,
Biddv Bowling, Alameda, Tom Bar
low, Warrington, Harry Cruz, Lisland,
L1uise. War Sign and Harry Cruz
we're in front, with the field punched
to the head OF the stretch, where Lis.
land, Warrington and Lit lie Joe came
through. Lisland was not headed and
won handily by half length; Wr-
rington second, a length in front Of
Tax satherer, third. Time-l:50 Mu-
tusls paid $40 60
Fifth Race. - One mile and a
quarter. Starters; Gov. Bate, Rico,
Effie II ,Colona, Emma Marley, Anna
wan, Lepanto, Idle Pat. Anna
wan made the running with Ellie H..
second and Emma Manley third for
three quarters OF a mile. Ellie H..
then went to the front, WAS not ht AIDED
and won easily by three lengths; lie.
pauto s6c,nd, two lengths in front Of
Gov. B ate, third. Time -2:l0, Nu-
tuals paid field $l3 80,
ENTRIES AND WEIGHTS F5B TODAY.
The following ara the weights aud
entries for today'a races:
FIRST Race Three qurte Of a
mile. Sailor Boy 900, Little Hopes
(l02), Back Paussy (l02l, Virginia
| (l02), Lucian (l05). Efis Hardy (l02l,
Truant Q02), Alimony il02l, Ira +.
Bride (ll0).
Second Rdce.-One mile and one
eighth. Hattoo (0S), ELISE Ql3).
Third Rdce.-Great Western handi-
cap, mile and half. BInne,te ono
Jun Guest (9S), Lizzie Dwyer (llD
Shadow (00), Pdnka l05), @. and q
(06), Lucky B. Ql5), Mamie Hunt
| (96l.
Fourth Race.-Gentleman'S race,
Did not gil
Extra Race -Thrse.quarters Of a
mile. Fred Woo!ey (90l, Henrietta
1857, Violin (92), Our Friend (9l)
Archbishop (SS), Tony Pastor (9O)
Charley Lu as (04), Revenge (9S).
Fifth neutrality-suspicious. Of
mile. Moonlight (S6), Warrenton l9S)
Shadow (S7), Helisnthus (SS), Mon
arch (0O), Skobeloti Ql0), CubaI
Queen (95), Surprise $50, Nora M
(l04).
Sirth Rdce.-ODe mile. Jim Gra!
Q05), Logan 105), Cleaner (ll0.
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ssrOAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000. 20
Tickets only 50. shares I'm
prODOrttOn.
Louisiana State Lottery Co.

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OF pure Cod Liver Oil, with Typo
phosphites, is a most valuable remedy
for consumption, scrofula, wasting dig
eas es of children, colds and chronic
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BALL and BAT.
ATLANTA STEADILY FORGING
AHEAD IN THE LEAGUE RACE.
II Is All Over Now but the Shout
ing-Memphis VIII DO Well TO
Escape Being Distanced.
IsPRCIAL TO rHE APPEAL

ATLANTA, GA, July 22,-The cham
pions defeated the Tennesseans with
ease today. Twelve hundred people
we're present. Suckers work caught
the town, and tonight he is bigger
man than the mayor. Lyons did fine
work. The following is the score:
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Summary: EaTned Tun5-AVIantB,
3; Memphis, l. Two base hits-Mc-
Sorley, l. Three base hits-Purcell, l {;
Fusselbach, 2. Home runs-Lyons,l /;
Lynch, |; Stricken, |. Struck out
BY SChater, 8; Brynan, 1. Bases on
ba Is Memphis, 3; Atlanta, 3. Bases
on being hit-Memphis, /; Atlanta, l..
Passed balls-Fusselhach, l. Wild
pitches-Schater, | Brynan, >. Stolen
bases Purcell, |; Lyons, l; Hogan,
2; Lynch, 2; Stricken, 2. Time OF
game-2:25. Umpire-B. Graham.
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"TERRIBLY AFFLICTED

Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Stebbins. Belcher-
town, MISS, write; "0ur little boy WAS tor
ribly afflicted with Scrofula' Salt Hhoun
and Erysipelas, ever since he was born, and
nothing We could give him helped him until
we tried CuTICURA REMEDIES, which gradu-
ally cured him, until he is now as fair as
onU child -
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brighton ReRch Raees.

BRIaHToN BEACH, N. Y, July % !
First Race.--Purse; three-fourtns OF n
mile. Ben Thompson won by a
length snd one-half; Eva X, second
Petersburg third. Time-l:lS1,
Second Race --Purse; three-iourths
of a mile. Nimrod won by half a
length; Embargo second, Mentmore
third. Time-l:l9t.
Third Race Purse; selling race (;
seven -elghths Of n mile. Xallapa won
by two lengths; Tom Uptegroye Sec
ord. Frank Newsom third. Time
l:35}.
Fourth Race.--Purse; selling race
one mile and three-quarters. Bessie
b won by half length; Compensa-
ton second, B'ue Peter third. Time
2:16t.
Filth Rdcs.-Purte; one mile and an
eighth. Kensington won by quarter
OF a length; Ten Strike second, Flor
ence M, third. Time-l 594.
Sirth Rdce.--Purte; one mile. Bar
mum won by three lengths; King Vic
tor second, 0livette third. Time
l:473.
District Attorney Shorter stopped
the betting after the fifth race.
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Arkansas city Railroad.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, July 23.-Nearly
every train from the North now brings
negro hands to work on the Kansas
City Railroad. About 200 came in
Yesterday, and today. There are al
ready over 5000 me1 at work on the
road between here and Warrior river.
For expedition and liberality there is
nothing equal to the Kans IS City pso-
Piles mt thods ever seen in their line
in this part OF the county. g
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"FROM HEAD TO FEET."

Charles Eayre Hinkle, Jersey City flights,
N. ] writes: my son, a lad Of twelve
years, was completely cured OF a terrible
case Of Eczema by the CuTIOuRA REMEDlEs.
From the top of his head 10 the soes Of his
feet was on mas ofscabs." Every other rem
aly and nhyainnns had boon tried ln vain.
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Just west of W Wellington; lot77xl5r feet. Also
nice cottage of Eve rooms at b37 Mississippi
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DAY MARE MULE-From G. F. Smith,
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FOR SALE.

INURNITURE-0n handsome bedroom
II set at bargain; also, three good Mich
Cows Apuly at 1893 Union street,
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ulNIID WORDS


AeilNuruN, january o.. IN,
meeting ut the house unva affair.
committee took u scsnlium turn to
day. Tho Buutcllc resolution, inuuir.
ing about the dismissal ut - -uiiof
soldiers aud sailors from the Nurfol,,
Navy yard and the appointment of
| cN 'nnlcdcratc- IN their places. and
~ 10 the statement That certain iu.
/ 7criruuu- commemorative 1T yirtu.
/ rir' over the cuniodrrntcs have been
/ dciAccd, was ,ullrd up mud led to III
/ hruicd f. p'lticnl discussions
/ Wise, of Virginia mate "A speech
/ dthuuhciuE the resolution aud i'm.
, pugning the motives ufit. mover.
/ lie insisted that the resolution w4- in
troducrd from u desire To make pnrt,
capital amt expires ed the opinion
mat u should be- amended $50 u- to AL
low u general investigation into the
conduct of navy Yards he urged
lhni mcrcucW. paper report wn- the
sole foundation for the proposed iu.
quirN aud ,hnt Il wa, not hccumiuu
the dignity of congress To- hrrl such
,tUrir-.
loutcllr vigorously defended the
resolution liz said hc had hcrn A..
~urrd bN "a brother member that the
publication Nn. ,uh.t,ttull, ,n,r',',
aud hr wanted the mnttrr inyr.tiy,'
ted
Thomns pointed out the tnct t,,
the resolution WA. uot tui nm rny,.,
.ntiou. 10 wa "a simple iuouii, md #.
lhc story was without foundation. the .
navy department could cn-ily prick .
the bubble
MIR McAdoo also routrrd,d ,i,..,
the investigation -hould bc ,rurr,J .
Republicans had been di.rbursrj
FROM other navy ward. ON thrr .
crn cbn,t. and whv not nt Nnrt,l.
Hewitt inquired if would br ran
tended TINT iL, .vi,t,r. y..,...,..., W
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" N,mNoroN, january 49, The
house committee on riyor- and iur
por- to-day resolved To- limit ;hc totnl
amount otlhc appropriation for i'm
proving rivers aud hurbor- ~ Sll,-
upo,OuO the sum- recommended for
appropriation VIII in no cu,c be- made
public in advance Of u report OF the
bill.
The committee ON invalid pensions,
of the house, to-day ngrcrd 10 report
IUumbiy Mr. Matson's bin to iucrcu,c
thcpcu-lon, olwiduw- from - 10 ~
per month
Admiral Porter. who has been 7cri-
pu-l' Ill., Is nov con-idcwd out of
danger
Ihcsccretary OF the interior ha. re-
quc,tcd the general 10 iu,li-
ulr suit agaln-t the La Gotta Cattle
company in Nebraska 10 recover il2-
90. the value ot tumbcr alleged 10 have
been cut by them from the public
Hni-, also, a similar suit against A.
VI. aud i. T.. Wcathcrbru 10 rcroycr
Nlu2iD, the value OtlimbcT rut from
public hands In Mi-,is-Ippi
Tine consul of the United states ut
~anliago de- Cuba reports 10 tbc dc
pHrlmcnt Of state, the existence Il
large quantities. OF bat guHuO on the
south con,t of the i-lagd of Cuba. The
guanO i, deposited IN caves, one OF
which wa. visited by the consul aud
T., estimated 10 contain from ~ 900 to
10000 tons. The msilites for working
Iho.c deposits are reported ~ being
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thi, morning but ndioururd lin lgu
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'uoNals from ubicc. Thc.mct D.. stated
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Z" ihr heads of departments, hy chair
in'u Of committees. rcmnju mnu.-
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purpose to rcils" Go give thr mtorui.
il"u asked for. No formal promo
llou wa. mrdp aud no nuiun r,krY.
W me "a Wide variety oi uphi.u.
l'und expression With regard tu tI.,
ll"puriN of % formal ISSUE with i....
administration, at present, upou O. ..
question. the majority were of rr
"pinon that should the informant .n
sought not be ultimately torthcomin..
republicans Will, iu iu-'icc to the mpu
su, pended or removed tor some ,up.
posed cause, Dee compelled tu take
'"iuc formal action iu the senate fp
secure ihr inform zion or an nynN1I
Toy the president that hc Will not pi,r
HlH reasons iur removals There wa.
unanimous concurrence u thc. o,iI.
ION TINT tbc removed oilirin'. b,,.',
right To know whether thry were r,.
moved for political reason. or for
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nat u is the senators duN to -,rur,
mus information IL possible.