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EUROPEAN FINANCES.
Advance in the Bank OF BnGIan
Discount Rate-The Continents
ROUrRes.

Advance in the Bank OF England
Discount Rate-The Continental
BOurses.
LONDON, August 80. Discount closed
at l for three months and ] for short.
The advance in the Bank OF England
rate, it is believed, will be sufficient To
prevent renewal OF the American
gold demand fer some weeks. The
American grain and cotton shipments,
although uDusally early, are unlikely
TO affect trade balances sufficiently to
cause bullion remittauces. The Bank
OF England is III prepared, however,
to stand a further gold drain il the
stimulus of increased sctivity in trade
in America, which has passed the
conjecture stage, reacts, as it is
believed it will, on English
industries, resulting in an i'm
portapt revival of trade in
Europe. On the stock exchange during
the past week prices were generally
firm, more favorable view existing
concerning political complications.
The fue weather is benefting the
crops. The hep yield is unprece-
dented and swels railway trsttic.
American railroad securities were firm
during the weeE, influenced by the
early movement of American crops.
It is believed that American bread
stuffs will find coed market this year
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The Fnture OF France.

PARls, August 30.-M. Jules Simon
published a letter in which he pre-
diets that France will eventually be
come q conservative Republic, which
he declares TO be the only stable gov
eminent for Frenchmen.
1t is stated that 1t is the purpose Of
M. de Freycinet to remove from his
Cabinet three Radical members, in
Guiding Gen. Bou1snger, Minister Of
War, and W. Grant, Minister Of Posts
and Telegraphs.
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Uen. RuIIor's MissIon 30 ireland.

DUBLIN, August 30.-Gen. Si- Red
vers Butler left Dublin this morning
for Tralee. In an interview In iela-
ton to his duties in County Kerry he
said: 81 wiah to distinctly state that I
have not accepted draSooning mis-
sion, nor shall l assist in evictions. My
task will be simply to repres moon
lighters and insure the safety of life
and property. 1 propose 10 effect this
by means OF flying patrols, Who shall
be able to communicate speedily with
a regularly organized system OF sup
porte. l do not know whether my
plan will be success, but l mean to
do my duty"
A report has been received that a
man named Brosnau was shot at Oas.
tie Island, County Kerry, at midnight,
but the circumstances OF the shooting
are not stated.
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we Caution All Against Them.

The unprecedented success and merit
Of Ely's Cream Balm--s real cure for
catarrh, hay fever and cold in the
head-hss induced many Adventures
to place cstarrh medicines bearing
some resemblance in appearance, style
or name upon the market, in order to
trade upon the reputation Of Ely's
Cream Balm. Don't be deceived. Buy
only Ely's Cream Balm. MANY in
your immediate locality will testify in
highest commentator OF it. A par
tcle is applied into each nostril; no
pain; agreeable to uss. Price SOC.
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At Paris.

PARIS, Aug. 30.-Business on the
Boure during the week was fat, uG-
der the influence of selling orders
from Germany. Panama canal shares
closed at 1920; private discounts a,
q. Four mills premium YVES was paid
for the gold exported to AmericA. The
Bank OF France now asks Al, and
would not sell large amount at that
price. Orders have been given to
wholly withdraw the franc god
piece from circula len and to replace
lt.Wlth silver.
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Shot by aroonIirhtsrs.

DUBLIN, August 3O.-A later dis
patch from Castle Island says that
BrosnaD, who is q farmer, was shot by
moonlighters. The wound is in the
leg, and is not considered dangerous.
The moonlighters, after leaving Bros
nan, visited the house of Farmer
Rooney. Entering the dwelling they
pulled Rooney out Of bed, fred several
shots over his head and forced lin to
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.MlqN HlI1F TIT
MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL---TUEsDAY. AUGUST 81 1886

swear that he would not pay hh rsz +
The police heard the shoB fred by the
moonlightsrs, bot failed TO make any
arrests. Gen. Bullkr will investigate
these ou,rsges on his arrival In Kerry.
A gunboat has bsen placed in the
River Shannon to enable Gan. Butler
to visit the coast Quickly.
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st. Agnes Female Academy,
MEMPHIS. TENN

TNIIS Institution is delil htmlly situated
IN retired and healthy part Of the city
Of Memphis, commanding this advantage Of
town and country. The entire surroundings
breathe an air OF peaceful seclusiOn, which
ever exerts so powerful m influence over the
moral, physical and intellectual Ii o. The
course of study embraces the various
branches of a solid and useful education,
In the regular English course, the pupils on
entering Rre ranked according to their pro-
hoiency in 0r,hogr Apply, Grammar and Arith-
metic. Particular attention is given to Sa-
cred and Profane History, Rhetoric and
Latin and French enter into
the regular course. A portion Of time Is al
lowed 20 each pupil for Plain and Ornament
tai Needlework, shell, Flowers, etc. Terms,
por Session, eyablo half-yeATly, invariably
In advance, For board and tuition in all
branches taught In tho highest schools,
Plain Sewing, Marking. etc , Dtd, BEDDING.
Stationery aud Washing, 500 and Sl2b. ao-
cOtding to the ago or class OF the pupil.
Special terms when several members ~ tho
same family attend the school. No allow-
nnco IL made Tor partial absence or With
dInwal before tho expiration of the 10 NJ, eX-
cept in cases OF serious or protracted illness.
kXrRAs-Gorman, Italian, otc., each sl2;
Music on Piano and use of instrument, $50;
Drawlng and Water Colurs, go Oh Paint
lng, y2O; Embroidery and OtrNu entail Work,
$40; Use Of Library, So; Vocal Music In class,
81; Private Lessons, Slh, Board per month
during vacation, If spent at tho Academy,
wash ny, olc., Sl5. Medicine and PHYSICIANS
ices will form extra charges Terms Cor day
thor particulars apply to the. .,,.
n
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International Corn Market at vi
emma

VIENNA, August 30,-The fourteenth
international corn and SEED market
haa been opened hare. The harvest
reports for Austria Hungary show that
the yield Of wheat 10 from $500, 900 to
5000, 900 heco,itre below the average,
the yield of grinding barley 100000
becolitrea below the average and OF
rice $500, 900 hecolitre below the aver
sge. There Is a medium yield of malt
ing in barley and oats. The other
grain available for export is mailing
barley, to the amount of $500, 900 or
100000 hecolitrs, and oats to the
s-mount of scarcely 100000 metIial
CeLtners.
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NOT Interested i'm bulgaria.

BERLIN, Aug. 30.-The North Ger
man Gazette censures German newspa-
pers for isvoring Alexander. The
Gazette ssys; Events in Bulgaria do
not affect German interests in any
way. No German statesman would be
justified in "a fcing the friendship
of Russia for the sake of the Bulgarian
prince, even if he were an angel in hui
man form.
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breakfast to Henry ward Beccher.

GLASGOW, Angus, 30.-The Oongrs-
gstional Baptist and Evangelical Union
Association gave breakfast today to
the Rev. Henry Ward Bsecher. DR..
Fergus Ferguson presided. MIR.
Beecher narrated at length his early
religious struggles and dwelt upon the
difficulties in breaking loose from the
old Calvanistic theology .r -iir
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Murdered by His WIG.

New YORK, August 90,-Bernard
Singer, a milk dealer residing in
Ridgewood, L. l., was this morning
found dead In his house, having been
beaten 70 death with crowbar. His
wife reported that he WAS killed by
burglars, but various circumstances
warranted her arrest for the crime.
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EDUCATIONAL
Clara Conway Institute.
Enrolment Lat Term, S2s.

A SCHOOL for the development Of vigor-
"a Gus, thOughiui, noble Nomanhood.
This result is reached by breadth and
thoroughness OF instruction and the awaken
ing, of patient, earnest endeavor. A new
and commodious boarding department b
Just been completed.
The department of dress making and mill
linery is added for the hrst time.
In the absence OF the Principal who is in
Europe fer the summer, catalogues will DO
turni, he'd on application to Mrs. ", p. Nor
ton, 22S Adams street, or they will be found
at any of the city hook stores.
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Cholera Returns.

ROME, August SJ.-The cholera re-
turns for today are as follows: Bar
letta, 10 new cases, 2 deaths; San
Giovanni Rotendo, 10 new cases, s
deaths; Molfet'a, 10 new cases, 8
deaths; Rsvenna, u new cases, II
deaths. In five other towns, an aver
age Of 8 new cases and 2 deaths,
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Rioting at Belfast.

BELFAST, Augast 9O.-Last evening
there was some firing of pistols and
throwing Of stones, and few persons
were injured.
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vevuvius in a State OF Eruption.

NAPLES, August 3O.-Vesavius is
again in state Of eruption. People
of Naples and Bari are fleeing to the
county or gathering in open spaces
to pray. AT Bari priests proclaim
earthquakes a visitation of God.
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TerribIe railway d isnster In Austria

VIENNA, August 3O.-A collision
occurred on the Sor,h Austrian rail
way stModljng ryeertday. 1t is re.
ported that the killed and wounded
number forty.
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in Europe, where the hsrvests on the
whole are. Disappointing. Quotations
have stood the pressure Of
dexTer money, and great con-
fidence is felt IS to the future.
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BERLIN, August 800 the Bourss
during the past week bear tendency
was in the ascendant, Canadian Pae
cific closed q. IS, Hungarian gold
Terte O. $3.50.
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Arreats nc POrIumnn.

GALWAY, August 90.-Forty-nine
arrests have been made of persons
who have resisted police Mt Portumna
in their endesvof to svict tenants from
the estate of Lord Clanicarde.
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HopI1imsviIIe Hish : cllo0I.

THE fourteenth schola No year Of this we'll
l established, limited, soloSt school for
August 30, 1856 Instruction is given In n
full course of Engliih, Latin, Greek, Ger
man, Higher Mathematics aud Dookkeo, ing.
Thorough teaching aud strict tisciv lino char
aotoriEe tho school.
Terms for Session Of 40 Weeks Tuition.
500; Tuition and Board, S225. boarding pu-
pills arc required to hoard IN the family OF the
PrincipaI, For further in oruntion address
j. q. FERRELL, uopk iusyille, Ky,
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Tho Situation I'm IrcInDd.

RoMH, August 3O.-CaIdinsl Sim
eoni has submitted 10 the Pope an
elaborate statement relative to the sit-
ustion in Ireland for the Pcpe's guild
ance In instlucting Irish Bihops.
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nailin Fatally Reaten In Kerry.

DUBLIN, August 30.--A bsiliff has
been nearly besten to death near Lis
towel, county Kerry. Authorization
has been sworn against stated mas
ter, who is supposed to have commit
ted the assault.
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Al Frankfurt.

FRANKFORT, August 30.-Pices on
the Boulse were weak. Austrian gold
rente closed at $3.50, private discount
M d.
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A. Vienna.

VIENNA, Auguet 3o.-PiceS were
weak on the BouNe. Austrian silver
rente closed AT $3.50, exchange on Lon
don at l26, 40.
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New south wales TIarvests-

SYDNEY, N, s. W., August 30.--The
hsrve.ts OF New South Wales are very
promising. The best yield since 1870
is expected.
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BnRLIN, August 3O.-The Italian
frontier district has been officially de-
clared free of cholera.
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BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL,
BEDFORD 90 Virginia.

The 2Ist Annual Session opens HeP
TENDER 20, 1856.
For catalogue or special information, APP
ply to bellevue A.. a., Va.
w. u, ABROT, Principal.
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IVH@l-ABI-------ND s---'''.-NB-@VIT
y WILBOR'S COMPOUND OF =
PURE COD LIVER
< OIL AND LIME. n

Get the Genuine 4 rtIeio. The great
popularity of "WibOr's Compound of Cod
Liver Oil and Lime" has induced some I'M
simple article of their own manufacture;
but any person who is suffering from Coughs
Colds or Consumption, should DO careful
where they purchase this article. The re-
suits OF its use are It's best recommendations,
and the proprietor has ample evidence on
file Of its great success in pulmonary com
planta The Phosphate of Lime possesses 2
most marvellous healing power, as combined
with the pure Cod. Liver Oil by DR.. Wil9or;
II Is prescribed By tho medical faculty. Sold
by A. B. WmB0R, Chemist, Boston, ana
drnnn.iala
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' LADY SUPERIOR.
THE STATE FEMALE COLILGE

WILL ronucn Sopt. 10, 1885. Locnted in
w u healthlul and delightful suburb, ac-
oessible by car lines 10 and from all parts Of
city. Instruction thorough, and according
TO the most approved oducarOt III methods,
Superior aud trained SPECIALISTS In the va
Iiols Departments OF Music. Art, Elocution,
Modern LnnRunges, Science, Classics and
Primary Teaching.
For further ptrticu'Ars apply -
MISS M0LLIB n. MARSH ~ l., Pin,
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School of Languages

LNRENCH, GERMAN, ITALIAN, SPAN
II ISL. Instruction in class or private
by loBsons. For term, address
LENN LANDSREkl. GAYnso uOtel.
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SOMERVILLE INSTITUTE.

A CLASSICAL SCHOOL Of high grade for
IA Boys and Girls. English Course, Latin,
Greek, Music and Art thoroughly taught;
Book keeping also. Boys fitted for college.
For catalogues address the Principal,
X. n. OhEW, Somerville, Tenn.
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GEORGETOWN COIIege, D. C.

Founded ITSA.
TIE ACADEMIC AND SCIENTIFIC
SCHOOLS open September Q, 1886. Apply
TO President Of the College.
THE AiHOnL 1F MEDICINE opens
Sept. 20, 1885. Apply to Prot, }. W. IL.
Loveioy, NJ. D., $40 18th street, N. W.,
Washington, ID. G.
THE SiIUOL az LAW opens on the
First "Wednesday in October. Apply TO
Saml. M. Yeatman, Soo'y, corner 9th and
II. streets, N, W., Washington, ID, O,
JAMES A. DOONAN, 8. j., Pres't.
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nR, WARES SEMINARY.

~ Nashville, Tenn. Real Southern
Homo for Girls. $50 Girls this year. A non-
soctnrian school. Patronized by men Of lib
eral minds in all churches. Unsurpassed in
Music, Art ana Languages. For Catalogue
ddreBs Dir. w. u. WARD.
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st. MarV'S School,

NO 500 Poplar street,
MEMPHIS, {; TENNESSEE
a BOARDING and Day School for Young
IA Ladies and Children, under the charge
OF the Sisters OF st. Mary, of the English
Church, Number Of pupils limited TO 100.
Next sehool term begins September actin.
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NOTRE DAME of MARYLAND,

Colleriate Instituto for Young Ladies' and
Preparatory School for Little Girls, EN-
BLA, z, o., three miles from bai'lmOres
Dame Send for catalogue.
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A GREAT MISTAKE

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tried numerous so-called remedies. 10
such AthIophorUS Is offered rs safe, sure,
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J.E. Gillespie, Real Estate and Loan
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also tried every remedy L could learn oil
without any good effects whatever. Ny
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in Chicago, | casually made note otmy rheu-
lultiSiil, am THOUGHT nO iiiOAS oSOue ~
INV letter was answered very promptly, tell
ing me to use Athlophorosi also stating his
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we're than mine. / at once purchased a
ottle and by the time L had finished
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gone entirely out Of my system. i had
another little attack, but another bottle
of Athlophoros did the work. 1t has now
been over year since, and consider IT
an excellent medicine, and have recon-
mended it To others"
Every druggist should keep AthlophOros
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not be bought of the druggist the Athlo
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cnngmg to Willie III way that neT
cousin Enthusiastically approved.
Before another midsummer day
came round there were two Miss Quail
trOuehs the less at Brae Hill.
DOYLE PhilipSon does not. SO much
as heretofore. parade his matter OF
fact, and he i going To- make his acad-
emy fame. so he SAYS. by picture
which shall have fairy worship for It's
motive. There is going in next year a
marvel of Saxon maiden, a golden
haired Saxon maiden, by rocky
shore, wearing a golden-hued mari
gold. The critics say it Is beautiful.
Ii is Meta.-AH the Year Round.
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MY KATE.

sze WAS not as pretty as women know.
And yet all your best made OF sunshine and
snow
Drop to shade, melt to naught in the long
trodden ways,
whiie she's still remembered on warm and
cold days Nv Kate
Der air had o meaning. her movements a
grace:
You turned from the fairest to gaze on her
face:
And when you had once seen her forehead
You saw as dist nctly her soul and her
truth
Such blue inner light from her eyelids out
You looked at her silence and fancled she
When she did, so peculiar. yet soft, was the
Though the loudest spoke also, you heard
her alone
My Kate.
] doubt if she said to you much that couio
As a thought or suggestion she did not
In the sense of the brilliant or wise: infer
twas her thinking OF others made you think
MyKste.
she never found fault with you, never i'm
piled
Your wrong by her right: aid yet men at her
side
Grew nobler. girls purer, as through the
whole town
The children were giadder that pulled at her
gown
My Kate.
None knelt at her feet confessed lovers in
tbrall;
They knelt more to God than they uSed-that
was all
II you praised her as charming, some asked
what You meant,
But the charm of her presence was felt
where she went
My Kate.
The weak and the gentle, the ribald and rudel
She took as she found them, and did them al
good:
1t was always so with her-see what you
have!
She has made the grass greencr even here
with her grave
My Kate.
My dear one!-when thou vast alive with the
rest,
j had thee the sweetest. and loved thee the
best:
And now thou art dead, shall not take thy
part
As thy smiles used TO do for thyself, my
sweetheart
Ny Kate.
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
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FAIRY WORSHIP"
The Picture Which a Young Artist
is to Paint.
CHAPTER I.

The sun was nigh its setting. OuL
over the level, shining sea he seemed
to lie; blood-red and ruddy purple
cleaned the throhbing waves of the
horizon; rosy and golden came the
ripping wavelets from that distant
path of the sea to the yellow sands of
the Manx coast. A path, winding up
a headland, led from the western shores
to a white road. The red CLEAN of the
sunset was upon it and the sparse
heather landward glowed ruddy as
some girls sauntered lettering along
the path.
There were three of them, sisters.
One was a child, Nessie; the others.
Meta and Kate QualtrOugh, were on
the happy borderland OF girlhood and
womanhood. We have no picturesque
national garb of a foreign land where
with to set them forth-they were
dressed as hundred Ct girls in London
might be dressed, though they came
out of so pune ManX race as TO be
proud of the day when English people
were looked upon rs foreigners in Man.
Nessie was full of life; she danced
ahead, OF she fingered behind, she
sprang 10 right or left over the broken
ground of the headland: what her sis
tiers waited for had evidently no strong
hold or her thoughts. At last she
struck i'm with this:
''Ye'll be utterly foolish, YOU girls,
idling here any longer for those lads,
Her accent bore the North country Tilt
and the soft. sweet tones of the ManX
people. "Do you think they'll be leav-
ing their fishing for the"
Hist commanded Meta.
The girls were all at play in a sense,
but it was play with a serious vein in
it TO Meta.
'Eh? I'm full of respect and wild
NeSSie threw ont her arms and made a
gay. bowling reverence in a circling
fashion TO the hills and the green
mountains But Che BOYS are not so,
and I'm thinking they d only be hinder
ing us if they were here. :
Still, we promised" Kate put in.
And they promised, too: and if they
break their promise well be free from
ours, | say. DO come. we'll be awfully
late, and there i lot 10 do"
Then they walked on bit faster.
Nessie was out of sight, but YET they
were closely following on her steps
So many Turns and bends and shoulder:
are there TO these ManX headlandS that
one may be easily out of sight. A
shout burst forth into the still. summer
air, and the next moment, Nessie, witt
waving arms and with yellow hair fly
ing as the light wind caught her. wa
seen on the topmost bit of green.
Boat ahoy" and her arms geSticu
lated. There was a boat skimmin:
across the bay-Pecl bay. One unbon
neted head was in the stern of tn
round, deep boat; it belonged TO
fisher lad. who Was the working chun
of three scarlet-capped youths. One O
these last was Qualtrough, a cousi
of the girls; the others were his friends
lads who a year or two back had bee
with him at King William College a
Castletown, but who, being English
were only in Man for summer jaun
now.
And now il had been for the delects
ton of these same young Englishme
that the doings of that midsummer ev
were being made so much Of
do they mean to land or notP
asked Kate.
Undoubtedly" was Metals decisiy
word. ''Do they not know is fl