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nSc5- -cIEIlALlSI.
FEMALE, NERVOUS, AND RHEUMATIC
DISEASES
DIR. II. l.. BOVIE,
MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN,
Late of 1i17 G street y. W., has removed to 1924
New York avenue where he is prepared to re-
Ceive and treat his patients.
Read the following testimonials
OVARIAN TUMOR, DYSPEPSIA AND IN
SOMNIA.
After suffering two years with these trou-
bles, and trying various forms Of treatment
with no beneficial effect, resorted TO electric
ity, and was completely cured iu four months
(siGned) MISS N. s.
PARALYSIS OF RIGHT ARM.
Have suffered from partial paralysis of right
arm for two years Had tried the usual renee
dies also had tried ELECTRICITY from others
with no benefit, under your treatment six
weeks and entirely cured.
(signed) MISS A. s.
While l could flll volumes with authenti-
Gated cases showing the beneficial effects of
ELECTRICITY as II therapeutic agent, the
foregoing testimonials are but two THE large
number that / have in my possession and
which will appear from day to day.
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n1Ssz p. HANSEN. HISS Il Co, SIS 18TH ST.
W. n. W.. will continue business as usual
until further notice. -
CHRISTIAN DEyRIEs,
nol2.Gt Trustee.
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SPECT.iE NOTICEs

n<x5Fs REVIVAL SERVICES EVERY NIGHT
gsS next week at Fletcher Methodist Epts-
copal Church, corner N. Y. ave. aud 4th St.
Laney ESQ p. M, revival services, conducted
by Mrs Clara l.. Roach; Monday, at 1850 y. m,
preaching by Rev. Fred s. Stier: Tuesday by
Wednesday. by Rev. Richard Norris, of Wesley
Chapel; Thursday by Rev. w. W. Buck. Fri.
day the pastor win conduct an old.iashionod
Methodist experience meeting. Come and
worship with US. Epworth IIymnal used in
the revival services. Sabbath school at $3.50 a.
IN. and p. IN. 1t
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-19
LITTLE ROCE, ABK.
The Wheelers' Candidate for Con.
gress-FOund Drowned.
lsrEorAL TO THE APprAL.l


LITTLE Rock, ARK, Sc ptempsr 49,
J. +. L'ngiey was ,oday nomi ed
bg the Wise ers aud KING I, o l. b r
# thia G ngn ssi ,ral Dsvi't IS an
opponeot irr Judg, Ro1sis 3, at IN
@ nsress. l. ngluy was cd tor of the
Arkdh'as Libe'GtOr, orgal of toe
K0igbts of Labor OF tbs S.a G, for "a
month or two amer ha weekly
jourIal saw the lignt, tut was depo ed
i, ca0ss he ltcked BRAN force ss a.
editorial Wi er. He fJrmtrl liyei ut
Arkadelpha, wntrs Re allowed
preaching al an avGcAtio #, aud later
we hear from him at Hot Springs,
where bel connected Wit some news-
paper enlerJris . Tim nrow he will
peach ut Inc First Bapti u Gnu Oh If
this city, the Ieguisr pa tor beng
absent hon tue city. B,osrer Lang
ley s wei known htry, and prom
nert Knight vi Labor tolu Your le-
porter tonight tlat he wAs 10 good,
end that lie wa, any tling for dollar.
HIS candidacy. viii be Il /, tie Weigat
IN the clmpaigI.
The body OF an unknown woman
was fo1nu in the Arhausss river at
tnis point at an early ! our this IN IN.
lnR, aid the cJioner's jury WIS unable
to discover tn p oosbls caus, OF her
death. Sac was frat n { cd late yes.
lerJay afternoon, jutt lhie ride Of
Big Ro1k, two mites above the
CITY, flo, iiug down stream, ami
It Is supposed the b Ddy cams from up
the rivef. SEE was app uenty about
Is ye rs OF rye, and had evidently
been IN the wa ef several days, as de-
composition had set in. PutIer's field
Is now her resting p ace.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-19
Gaudaur Defeated by Beacb.

LONDON, September IS B ach to-
dav defeated Gaud8ur in the sculling
match. The match was fpr elO0O and
RE 4mpionsbip Of the word.
Enormous crow E of people lined the
banks OF TIE river. The sta,t WIS
ma te at 4:56 o'clock p M, tire mea
getting away we'll together. BAacl
Immediately 90 slight lead, and at
tie Star aud Gaftar was third Of
length ate'1, pulling thirty+even
strokes a inmate TO Gaud4ur's thirty
five. Atihe creek Gaudaur ed nv a
III I'd of length. Bach sputei at
the half nile tree. He led by half
lerg'h at the Craven Coriage ep.,
and was the same di,tance ahead at
Grab Tree. At Hammsrsnith Beech
was three lengths in front. HIS time
10 Hsmme,s nth WIS 1858, Gauda If
clvsring the dist nea In 9:03. AT
Biffen9 GAudaur b gan to deere Sc his
opp ,ren's lea1, and 1T Chisgick
Was only halt leng h behind
By the tins Thorney Got wa,
ached G4utaur was half length 10
front Beach and at the pumping
station he YVES still sli!l tly in tae lead
B. &C then stopped rowing and Gar.
d sur btiined ltsd of two leng hs
At Barnes bridge B ach again spurtd,
and, going 10 tie foot, won by four
'enpths. B,a"h's time was IS minutes
SO seconds. |, Yves a f,ariuly hard
IA g hnugh nut. The wea her wa,
clear and cJld with the who'd fro the
northeast. The tide wss good, Be-
fne the start the be tiog was five to
o6e Ia favor Of Beach.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-19
THE GlLATEA WINS
THE LONG RACE FOR THE NEW.
PORT CUP,
But is 0utsailed by Smaller Yachts
"A Cake for Johnny
Bull.

NEWPORT, r. l., SIP em5sr IS -
Tie Yacht race prov d mos dis
ap1inting aff.ir and dfgensrs ted into
a fighting mate The result de-
psndirg larg ly on lat in catchi e
cipfu'ls of breeze, and to add to
tie ~ omoly OF tha whole affair, the
first elias cup was prob .hly won by tie
L elsh cut er GAlata, WIN OILY
hlpa Ct do ny any hing sesintt the
shallow AmeIic IN FIX mmiog dishes
ha, all slong been predicted
uton her ability to get out
in a race with them in a
stiff wind; furthermore, the grest
grey hounds o. the s-s," both En-
gush and Am rican, were outfooted by
lhe smaller fellows AT the la t mo.
ment the judges decided upo1 the
Block Island coursa Instead of the
slw aud p'g's Sc. The Puritan
CROSS d toe ttaniIg lice fl at
l0:27l8 t. e G ,lste4 at l0:23:35, uni
the Msyfinwer t 1885. The wind k pit
falIir & and fAliog until it wa, alm st
a dstd calm The Puri an rounded
the fist IN st l2:3S.G7; Mayf wer,
/ 1862; Gal4iea, 1920. Diff ing
on toe c)nd sue;ch, the Puritan 10
grouud to severa OF the Ii tie fel ows,
aud was overnauled by the Ga'et a.
The Strapg was the fir t. round
the West Had stskebo4'. All
tia o htrs were from TWO TO five
m es aHerp, and the lin. at this
writing, neither at Yves lasd nor a
the fbisn, is OBJ ainable a. midnight
Commodore Gerry givss tn. probable
winn' re-, subject o CLAIMS of foulF, Of
which tutre were several, is follows:
Gslalel, Strangtr, Gilana aud Ciadel-
ella. They tnis he'd in TIE darkness,
between he hours of s AID 1880
o'clock
4:l5 p. M--The Purit ,n has a 8 iebt
Lad and to the win 'w4Id post o.,
Gle -ly pushed by thu Mayh over
T. 2 Ga'at is in line and f r to tne
eouthwsrd. The wind j nued to fall
ami rad been d a1 calm for some
hows. Tn snail yachts hugged POI
Judith end g some wind, with the
u suit tat ey led t e b g FL ops by
-vtral mile, At la t rpr, tie
Gala,ea having had the be, of posi-
ton. wos tive m le ah' ad of TIE
Pur tan ard Ma fJwtr There ia 70
time INIT to tie race. At bet it
caunot BE- finished for several hours
yet. Reported Pu itan coming IN
W. DarkLe's shut, on! all futler
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-19
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THE ADVANTAGE of an early selection is
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-19

THERE are few m n in Shelby cour-
ty go wei qualified flr active and tell-
ing service in ths Stlts Senate as Mr..
Hugh L, B'iDkley, whose announce
msnt appears in another column.
Here where MS life has been spent he
is universally popular, fact which
would OF its elf make bin f4rmidab!e
candidate for any Office within the gift
OF the people. But bis experience in
largs sffairs, his intimate Acquaintance
with pub ic men aad measures, give
him a positive strength which is para
mount to claim. Full Of energy,
with br ad end liberal viswe, he is
well fitted to represent a great COM
mercial city like Memphis, and his
nomination would receive the enthu-
siAstic SUI part of his parry.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-19

WILLIAM II. PARKER, tho Am srica 1
Minister to Oolei, reports to the Sec
rotary O. s ate, under date of August
Cd, th,t the cholera is stll raging
throu Il out Cues. No Ieliab st ii :
tics are k pr, but it is estimated that
500 die daily inside tle wa |, Of Seonl,
aud that 20 far $1,000 have died. 10
Chsmulpho about twenty deaths occur
dai y 10 the email Corean vilsgss, No
foreigl ers have yet been attacked,
eth in seoul or Chemulpho. The
disease is said to be worss in the cou1-
try than in Seoul, but this the Minis
ter can ha dly believe.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-19

THE Eecning Star reiterates is belief
that Stcretay Moaning has been
tendertd the Austrian mission, with a
view to sel uripg.s settlement of the
silver question in tris country, by
efec'ing a combination between Ger.
many, Austria aud Russia for the
maintenance CT a bineta,lic currency
on the b,sis of the Latin Union.
Tie article asserts positively tat tie
appointment has been left to the
decision OF Seer tary Manning himself.
Secretary B.yard, when questioned
on Il e subject tonight, said: 81 have
no knowledge Of Mr.. Manniog's desire
to 20 ttere, have 10 knowledge Of
any proposition TO send him there,
and have no knowledge of any cir
cumstanees pointing in that dirCc-
ton"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-19
NASHVILLE, TENN.
Senator OaIquitl's Lecture The
ScaIdtd Child Dead-Withdrswn.
lspKo1AL 10 THE APpEAL.I

NASHVILLE, TENN. September IS
Senator 20 quit, OF Georg'p, arrived
here tn s evening and /, ctures tomor.
r}w on empera"cf, 'or the b 'nefi OF
the Women's Chusiisn Tenn ee,ance
U ioo.
Ewnl Cullom, the little son OF D..
G F. Cullom, who was scalde1 yeslel-
day m rning, died a 6:4 ! o'clock last
evening, alter terrible suffering.
A nutb'r of Knights Tenn lar will
leavs tbi, tity iomnrro~ for S. L1u's
TO at end 'he grapd conc'ave, which
mee.s th,t ultc- next Moddav.
Hon. G. j. Cald .eli today an.
noDncts bis withdrawal from the G ~.
gressional rsca in this drst,iGt. This
I-aves the field eler TO the Hon.
Joseph E. Wa hng'on.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-19

TIE expert nee of Charleston goes
to show tia, the certain and immedi-
ale effect OF "a thquakes is TO raiss
wages A fact If euch sig ific ,nce
sbou' d not be overlooked bytt1ofe Re-
publican s'a esmtn III tsre aoxicus to
catch the laN or vote, unless, of course,
they are t. thor ughly committee to
a pro 'ect We tarf to favor euthquak es
to the Interests Of American labor.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-19

BRADY is we're on Malone aud his
melt ois, ard is bitterly opposed %
Gaines, declaring his fixed puip,se t.
exhsui every hop orab eff TT to ds-
t at his election, ard giving names OF
other il flential parry leaders who
will d. kewiso. Brady favor, the
elec 10 of a colored mao to Congress
sit c ) 10 has himself failed of nomina-
ito by what he cor ceives TO have
been duplieity and treschery on the
part OF Malone.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-19
The Race In Detail.

Tt e llywiog blu le'ips give an OK
celleDt i lea OF the race as en- from
vantage points on shore:
NEWPORT, R l., S4p'emb4r 16 -
1915 s.m.-T0e wind is blowing y nth
by west tw MY mi es an hour, but is
gradually dying out. The day is clo'r
and plea4aut with prospfc OF good
r.ce. The y.chts will st'r5 Mt II
q, lock an. The yacht race for the
CIT zet cup in which the Meyflo Eer
Pur an ard GA ates are ente ed, Is
the evAnt Of d-y in these w4tere.
1h,re are four p ize', ems ca h FIR
sohooners, FIR sloops and Cu;tt RS OF
Il feat nd ove-, FIR slo0ps and cut els
over S. AID under II feet, a, d for
slcoes and schooners und.r s. feet.
The race i, called ut DIR the rules o;
TIE New Yo k Yacht Clnb. The
60 use ia triangular ard about 70 ty-
five miles long, starting from the
Vi, in ty OF the breuton's Reef light
ship. Fbe following is lisJ If tn,
meet tors:
SchooneIs- G tar a, MoBtsuk, Sach-
EN-, Miranda
First Class Slo'p3-Msya lw-r, Gala
t, a, Puritan.
Second Class Socp3 - Bedouin,
lIetis, . ranger
Thl,d C'ass SlJops-Cl'dertlia, Bef-
tie, Clara
1890 A. M.-T1e yachts are at the
stsrtng pom, r9ado for the sienil
Inc course Is 10 ROCK INanf. AZ
iO:40 o ctHck '6e yachts crosse, the
j IN me I llIw pg .oroerT: Il "a,
MI anoa, Gslatea, Iheu' and Saehem.
lo'4Z a Oh -lhe "ayho"er Is Just
crossing the me, me " ia ca crossed
me l'ns a. io:5Z. ~ o.clock Putl an
a. 1855 u &C ock. Ina Msyh Iwerls
nan nile oeolnd at 10 81 ut
After crossing the lac me Ga'atea
set per Up max A. one holds to the
wlnoWatu ana IS in tne Ie'n. Inc
floops a,e now al ca rylng cue Top
sslls, n@looh jos ara soma Ike s, Wltn
toe'r snrets wen OH Ihey are run
nlng ul'e''ly run I9e vino. Inc
ga mem apparently ieaus tne $4,000 -er
over In4 Inc ne one pne as a good ser,
ana IL hoiulng inc M Tdnoa W II upuer
beI ttern 10 'eewaru 40 n $40 rps
aoe sruooners are running to"a'o
roo, % Jua's1' III. 49,,
II ~ n M'Elhe ualat'a' Is IN IRE
Iesu; Ine runI'n . Zee, az, III 10 10
%lhd"ara' ana tne MSyn)wer Is thlrd'
IN a 8 u'1erly Glrec'lon, i
- .f2 IN she yacn haVepassea
I olnt 1ngltn ne saving station az fo-
I ! o .oo ~ mGno"e1' 90 lt.lo; Miraod4,
II w; uai't9s, IL; U9, mt & ,lnlng on
me 81, sliranua J eac em, LILY ;'Bedou'n,
4 10 Iailtln, II 40 Ine WIND Is
u ,Sn pnu nom VI borS 1West'
=, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES , p'ember is;
- ioi owing mas peen received by
u rigeons' IL 20 en- Ice
rum run, N ID gam" = Inc GalNea IS
stIl ,n tne 'eao. tne sta is smooth,
vino wts' auu lallinH: lI'5o -Ioe
Mayn lWer ls not gaming on lhe
I u ga. go - Tue sachem Is
aoIe ~ OF u1a Mifauoa.
~ a mo range has t'kfn
mace ~ tne ptsino' OF the yachts
Inc rurlsan - nhes' 10 the wlnd'
%, th7 Nj 'ynower next and the
'a, s!1o l q ,u p,,.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-19
THE GRAND PAGEANT
WHICH MARCHED 0Ur FROM
WOODBURY. TOWN
TO Nee! the Tayl0rS $50 Bob and
Ar Both Make GOOa
Speeches.
ESPECIAL TO TIE nP0L.I

&UsFRREsDoRa, Tenn, Septembe n
1S-Tne surroundings Were very aus
picicus v for the cTowi and the
'p ak,tg at w, odhury. There wera
1900 in the procession, wh'ch went
olt five miles to meet the Candidates.
1t WAS msds no OF hnrsemen aud men
AID WON n IN vehicles and two large
chiro's drawn by white h)rses. 0ae
wss filed with the COMMITTEES and Ia
dies snd the o'her by Pr (. Bel g, of
he VI del Normal Schto. Thirty
young ladi $, finely ara?ed in whits
and bearing flag of blue,
with pic ures OF the two tr Itherl, ons
iii white and the other in rad, aad the
word "Boo" in whit- and the word
ALI" in rad, and "TayloI" ta'h le t. r
al ernattly white aud red. "P obini-
ton" was 10 cen, follow 81 by
"Naioral Aid for Education aud
Model Normal SCI oolt::" TIL cargo
altOle her
SURPASSED ANYTHING sREN
during this or sny other campaign.
The demou,t ion today was very i'm
posing and n fl 'ctsd gr a. credit on
that excellent comfy. OF the 5000,
sll seemed to o together 10 tea wro
could bet behave aud best hear. Tha
fpeake are loud in thei- praise of
t fine order OF u at chivA'r us pso-
PIE, end they will ever gratefully re-
member their splendid cour esy
while slesking ia the fre grove
near the colegs today. Bob Was
in 70 ucsi rppropriately ny the Hon.
W. g. ii uston he made b,gii-
ming in hi' attack upon the m lunains
of heresy he has been levsling, bat
he msnaeeI to 10 fine days wtrS,
which told effectively. Hs left no
st me unturped and bis Ticks vers
he ter than yesterday, for they were
heard, understood and appreciated.
To lay that he made
HIS BEST SPEECH
t1dsy is not putt G it iof strong, for
he il at nimsef and knows exactly
how and where strike
ALI was in far be ter plight than r
q week, ana he made ore of bis b: st
sfforrs, rreatly to The pratitica i'm of
his ffiruds, AID we l,ok for hi effort
at Muriree.bo'o on Monday 10 be 1T II
ah sad Of today. Bob aud All
we're both plessed W tn the
Cannon people, and they lrft god
impressions, but ,hoy made g. nearly
the same points aid speectes that it
is not Necessary 10 rel cane The re-
p TT, OF the last few ia s. The b |
sisters p esent d TIE TieIor rrJh hers
g oh W tn n CA boquet, aad each
made HE respousH
IN HAPPY STRAIN,
fascinating eveiyb(df. B b spok, Of
hi4 ga b by, which brnueht d Iwn he
hou, "a, aad hey voted tho viii @
,ibcoh TO the next Cavern Of
Tennts'ee, AID the sisembll 10 br. Ike
up in the hest OF K ndIy sr. The
brothers came down to Mar r. esb 70
THIS evening aud are nter'slL ei
at the Hon. J. d. Richards me.
A will visit Nasbv,lle tJm)rrow, ald
tnev will botb be here at the JordPn
H uss NJ, nday, where their I lends
ran call and Tee them. j is,uggrstsd
by many experience d fr ends that
/ e eater they begin speaking at II
o'clock ct etco appointment, for n any
snd bvious r, 6soIs
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-19

SIX CHARLES dixie, it is announced,
is to rt-enter public life as the editor
of London newspaper. Blu. his pa
per will scarcely be abe to compct >
with is rivals Hess in the interests
of journa Isle success he sinks bisp r.
soma fe slinQs and publishes full sc-
counts of those entertaining tcanda S
that he himsslt or, es.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-19
JACK ON, TENN.
Madison COuoty RepubIicRns-The
Democratic Congressional Race.
SPECIAL TO rHE ApPEAL.l

IsEEOlAb ~ INN AffhAL.I
JACKSON, Tenn S 'ut4n bar l8.-The
r publicsns If Madi on county met
III convention in this CT y TO-DAY, snd
elected Judge 7 9. Muse t. mp1rary
Chairman. Mr.. U. N. Wilson, Of this
C t., was elected P, rmanabt Char
man. Mr. J sac Harper, Of this city,
was nominated for Represen alive of
Madison coubtv. Dorgates we've sp
pIlDted to the Crng esslora', Senate
ria and F,ottrial Co VENT III, which
meets IN Lexing gu, Henderson couL-
ty, on the 2Sth instant.
This Democratic G ing essional race
in tbs 1.-THE Eighth Congre. 81 d a J
District is creating cons derable ex.
cuemsnt in tn s cout ty. The pri-
may ell otion com IF on NJ xt Sat
urdav. Gen. Alex. w. Campbell, the
20 ditr ttatesmau, wb ON we are iroud
to honor, will carry tie county by an
overwhelming maj r ty.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-19

TEE New York World says: "Some
enterprising ms game should now b.
tsin war art cles f'om Geronimo. 1t
would he 'oo bad to let the gre at
APP cha wsr end 100 sudd enly." But
m 4Gazire war tic'es are invariably
writt-n 10 d shoy s,nebody's militsry
reputation, and Ge,o'im1 is uDsc-
quaintsd with any Ameiieaa army
g4ne al th't has any military repu a.
ton 10 dfstr Y.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-19

INcsNDIAHIEs FRIDAY nigh, w;-ited
thu Joshua Heights Methodist Camp
Meeting grounds, and set fire to the
frame cottages, OF which there are $50
ia the g'ove. Abou, d IN were
destroyed snd laree space in the
grove was burned away. FRy men
ard women turned ont it'll buckle is
ard attled with he flames. The Ii IS
is heavv.