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FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT
NEAR THE FOOT OF MARKET
STREET, IN THIS CITY,
Resulting In the Death Of Charles
Davis, an Engineer on the Lit
tie Rock Railroad.

Mr.. Charles Davis, an engineer OF a
switch engine belonging to the Mem
phis and Little Rock Railroad Com
pany, met with a frightinl accident
yesterday, which resulted in his
death. 1t appears that Engineer
Davis, after hauling freight tain to
the foot OF Market street about 7:l5
o'clock yesterday evening, started
with his engine to the Navy Yard
after another train. After completing
what he had to do there he backed
his engine toward Market street. In
the meantime, owing to some unex-
planned cause, probably defective
brakes, the freight train, which bad
been placed on part OF the tack
where the grade is downward, by some
means or other besan to move rapidly
in the direction Of the backing
engine, gathering force as it
went. Mr.. Davis, unconscious
OF his danger, stood at his engine with
his hack TO the coming train, and be-
fore he could cave himself there was a
fearful col ision, a crash anda wrecked
engine, with Mr.. Dayis's remains UNI
der. When rescued from under the
wreck it was found that the unlortu-
nate mans legs were mashed TO d
Jelly. Tender hands conveyed him 10
his home on Adams street and Dr.
Willford was summoned, but medical
aid was unava1ing and before s O'Clock
last night he had expired, after suffer
ing great agony. The deceased wal
but twenty-six years of age and bore
good reputation.
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BUTTENBURG ELECTED
As Magistrate oil the Fifih CtVh
IsIstrict-FuIl Returns.

The election for Magistrate OF the
Fifth Civil District resulted in the re-
turn of Henry Gutenberg by a plu-
ralitv of 1877 votee over Mike Nc
Mshon. The following is the total
number Of votes cast for the respective
candidates: Gutenberg, S04; Me-
MahoD, 617; Collins, AZ.
The following are the returns by
wards.
First Ward-McMshon, 2l9; But
tenberg, 1850; Collins, l.
Second Ward--MC Mshon, 24l But
tenberg, 157; Collins, 8.
Third Ward Nc Mahon, so Butten-
berg, 241; Collins, 81; scattering, l.
Eighth Ward-McMahon, 70; But
tenberg, 2l5; Collins, II.
Big STANDARDIZATION, 8; Butten-
berg, 81; Collins, 2.
Total -McMahon, 6l7; Gutenberg,
S04; Collins, AZ.
The election passed of quietly, but
resulted in q tragedy, full particulars
of which will be found in another
column. Mr.. Gutenberg, the success
full candidate, is q well.known citizen
of Austrian origin, and prominently
identified with the Knights OF Labor
who contributed materially to his sue
cess. He bears q good reputation foi
honesty, sobriety and good judgment
and will, in all probability, make
satisfactory magistrate.
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CrOsby,sDime Museum.

The performance OF Demonio is one
OF the most startling ever presented in
public. The artist is a handsome,
well-built man with decidedly
Mephistophelian air. Attired in
medieval costume, his act is as inn
pressive as it is daring. 1t is not often
that man has the nerve to bite at the
end of a red-hot bar and actually break
a piece off. Another courageous feat
il that OF taking into his mouth
spoonful of molten lead and splitting
out a large bullet. Not less wonder
full is the drinking ladle full OF DO i
ing oil, which actually causes steam to
arise as it hisses into his mouth. De-
monio is bv no means the first pro-
fessional "fire. eater" or the only one,
but he ia certainly greatly superior
to all others who have appeared either
in this or other cities, and does some
entirely original feats.
A telegram appeared a few days ago
in one Of the leading st. Louis dailies
giving the dimensions OF pair oil
shoes and pair OF slippers which
were made for Miss Mills in New
York. 1t appears that the ball OF each
is TWENTY-FIVE inches around, the in
step is twenty-five inches, the heel IS
twenty-five inches and the ankle
twenty inches. The cost OF shoes and
slippers was $40 Miss Fannie Mills,
the proud weaTer OF the No. sos Will
be at the Museum on the 18th prox-
imo. The Shadowgraph OF the Vic
terellis in the theatorium this week
has found host OF admirers. 1t is
some thing novel and very funny.
1t NAV he remarked, en- PEASANT,
that Mr.. Crosby has made good his
promise TO improve and enlarge his
III ogramme with each succeeding week
The foregoing will give proof, as re-
CARDS the curio halls, of this ia I. Ii
the bijou tbeater he has provided
week OF merriment. The chief feature
is the Shadowqaph, an amusing pan
tomime in white and back, produced
by the Victorells, who have for year,
won popu arity for their act IL
large Northern cities. Frank Ven
Meta and Hattie Adams pro
duce an extremely funny &C
called "Square for Day." The 81
Vrain children, who are allowed to be
the most successful petite performers
on the stage, appear in song an,
dance, Irish comedy and ballads viii
be given by the famous SheeraDs, wht
have no superiors in their line. l
would be impossible to mention al
the attractions offered at the Museum
this week, but the above-mentione'
will afford good idea Of what tn
management Justly claim is "a biz
show for dime"
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Trn.fee's Sale.

NDEE and By virtue Of q certain DECD
| "a trust sgaentsd October o. 1914, by ~
n tNaeee and Mary u Mngee, Of lecord N
he Rsqistef' ofioe of Shelby county, tenn -
In Booi No. III, on paRe SIS, and On order
~ tbs Chaneary Court Of shelby county,
Gap~ eptcrtd October ~, 1852 IN. d. %
nsss gi2, Ia oauso Of Geo X Duncan Ns. :
II Mace % al. No ti6i, Il. D., deiau !
having been made ia the payment OF the ~ :
debt0jness secured Hereunder, anu NJ tne
request Of The 5ens ciaty, VILE on
Thursday, 18Th day OF March, lsee,
AT 4 TO-, sell 70 the highest bidder, Tor each
al pubiic Outory, In front Of ny once, ~
~ NadbOn ) rect, Met pm ,, Tenn, the ",
Loving described real estate SITUATED IN cneiI
by county, Tsnn to-wit: Being part OF w
No 4, 0ftha subdivision Of the lands O. Wy
estats<6f BENJAMIN Duncan, deceased; an 4
boubdod as follows; Beginningat astSke II
the aouth line Of the orifinal tract % chains
10 links east from tne southwest corner II
said traett thence east 10 CHAINS INKS 70
stake; thencN north 1922 chains 20 staso
thence west b O3 chains TO a stake; thelcl
south 93. % chains 10 the beginning. contain
irF' ffty (60) acres, except about se acres Il
the above tract conveyed BY hGr can
Henry VIII ams by deed dated June /, ~
40 which reference is made Tor iull dsscri
ton by metos and hounds leaving about 4
acres to be sold. The equity Of reden ptioI
and right Of repurchsSe waived. The tt,e
said land Is supposed 10 be good, bat shal
sell and convey only as trustee without waq
rapty, Tbs February q, 1850.
j M. COLEMAN T.-stoa-
rAylrr ( Carroll, Attorneys,
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The above is the name OF the play
which Mr.. Seaman will present to-
night. The New York Times thus
spe axis of It: "Shane-na-Lswn" is the
title Of a new Irish play by MessrJ,
James G. Roach and J. Annoy Knox,
which was produced at the Peoples
Thester last evening by Mr.. w. j..
scsnlsn and company of acceptable
performers. "Shane.Da. Lawn" differs
from the ordinary Irish drama, in that
its plot does not hinge upon: the
brutalities OF heartless land
lord or his agent, and that
no attempt is made to appeal to ma.
tional prejudice in the dialogue. Not
one reference to English oppression or
Irish suhferings is made in the text,
and the applause which greeted the
performance from the rise to the final
fall of the curtain Afforded ample evil
dence that this kind Of claptrap is not
necessary TO capture an audience. The
one feature Of the performance Is
Seaman, and he kept the house in q
peal of laughter for three hours last
night. A number OF songs are intro.
duced, all OF which we're encored, and
the performance can be recorded as
genuine success.
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SMITHS MEDICATION.
His Explanation Of the Charge Of
Notwithstanding.

Mr., ], Il. Smith, charged with steal
ing a watch at Gates, Tenn, called at
the APPEAL office last night and made
the following explanation; II appears
that until recently Mr.. Smith has
been a resident OF Gates, Tenn, where
he was engaged in the business Of re-
pairing watches. Among other
watches intiusted to him was one be-
longing to Capt. FREEZER Of that neigh
borhood. On the lst OF February Mr..
Smith removed TO this city, where he
also engaged in repairing watches.
Previous to- his departure from Gates
he intrusted Capt. Frazier's watch to
a person who called for 1t in Frezier's
name. Frizier never received the
watch, and swore out warrant
againft Smith. Smith returned to
Gates in custody OF an officer, gave
Cant Fnzisr another watch in place
Of the one lost, and the case was dis
missed. While Mr.. Smith has evi
IDENTIFY been guilty OF gross negligence
1 1t does not appear that any criminality
attaches toihis conduct in the matter
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scauIan,s ..sOnG Of the Rose

The Boston Home Journal says:
IThere is nothing pleases an su-
dience 80 we'll as little bit OF some
thing not expected and out OF the
usual run. For instance, Scaulan
sings in Shane. ma -LG,on at the Globe
this week, among others OF his very
sentimental songs, "Tbe Song OF the
Rose" composed by himself, in which
he addresses himself to a cluster Of
three red roses taken lovingly
from the lapel OF his corduroy
coat. AS be sings the last line
in his most Caressing manner
and he is crack one at sentiment
he kisses the flowers and tosles them
over the iootlights into the audience,
not forge ting to follow them with a
lingering lock from his bonny Irish
eyes-heaps of the girls could tell you
what color they are-sorry | can't,
Half the house rises 10 see who gets
them, and the other half cranes it5
neck. / suppose the recipient goes
home to dream Ct him, for he always
throws them with excellent care, anC
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Rflea.

Mile. Rhea will begin a weeks en-
gaVement Monday night with An In
fqudl Notch. The New Orleans Times.
Democrat in a recent notice Gays: "An-
other veTy large ard fashionable au-
dience greeted Mile. Rhea at the G. ara
Opera. House last night, and il is quite
safe to say that IA Unequal Match fur
nished the most enjoyable entertain
ment of the week. Hester Graz
brooke" persbnated by any talented
and beautiful actress must always
prove very lovable and interesting
character, but Rhea invests it with
a depth and intensity OF which
Ii has never before bet n
suspected. 1t is absolute realism from
first to last, but II is not this alone that
makes Rhea's Interpretation so pre-
eminent. The country girl OF the first
act is something so natural, 80 pure
and sweet, so earnest and impulsive,
that she cannot but arou the warm
est sympathies OF the audience. Who
that witnesses the simple earnestuess
with which she confesses love that
ia more than life to her; and her
childless rapture over the pic
ture of domestic happiness that
she paiEts for her lover, could
for a moment associate these with
one OF the most consumma'e artists OF
the Mt day. This is not merely
"that art which concca|s all AIT" but
an art that for the time absolutely oh
litsrates oil thoughts of art. In the
second act no one could help feeling
the wa,mest sympathy for the young
wife in her sorrows, while in the third
act it was very easy and natural that
no one should fail to thoroughly enjoy
the triumphs Of the brilliant and
fashionable beauty. In brief, Rhea's
Chester Grazebrooke" carries every
thing before her from the rise OF the
cur tain till its fall. The support was
admi rable throughout.
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NOn.ResIdent Notice.

No. 594S, R.D.-In the. Chancery Court Of
Shelby county, Tenn.-O. L. Quintard,
Trustee, vs.. W. +. Hea'hman OF al.
II appearing from amended bill sworn 10
in. this cause that the defendant, james
Martin Heathman, is a resident Of Sunaower
county, state OF Mississippi, and a non.resi-
dent Of the State Of Tennessee;
1t Is therefore ordered, That he make
his appearance herein, at the courthouse
OF Shelby county, in Memphis, Tenn, on or
before the first Monday in April, 1886,
and plead. answer or demur TO lainant
bill, or the same will be taken for cOniei ed
as TO him ana set for hearing ex parte /;
and that a copy Of this order be published
once a week, for four successive weeks in tho
Memphis Ap eel. This February Is, 1885.
A 0OpY-Rt'est;
s, /. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
By II. Z. Walsh, Deputy Clerk and Master.
N, 3. TreEeyant, Sol for cOmpPgt. ri
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ADJUSTMENTS.


The performance cf Macbeth ended
the engagement Of the celebrated
trsgedienne at the Memphis Theater
last night. 1t was witnessed by fair
audience, who were liberal in their
applause, not only OF the efforts OF
Nine. JanausChek, but OF Nh. G. ID.
Ohapin's very creditable performance
If UNTqchnthp
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LEMON ELIXIR.
A Cnrd Trom Cnlhberl. GA.

This il 10 certify that / used DR.. Motley
Lemon Elixir lor neuralgia Of the head and
eyes with the most marked benefit 70 my
general health. / would gladly have paid
$500 for the relief u has given me az cost oil
s2 or al II. A. BEALL,
Clerk Sup. Court, Randolph Go.
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Lemon Hot Drops

Cures all Coughs, Colds, Hosrseness, Sore
Throat, Bronchitis, Pneumonia and all
Throat and Lung Dileases, except COnsump-
ton, which disc so u palliates and greatly
relieves. Price % cents.
Lemon Elixir and Lemon Hot Drops sold
BY all leading druggists. Prepared by d..
Motley. MD. Atlanta, Ga.
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I'll warrant they fall in the lap Of no
wrinkly dame, though solne sweet six
wear old may wear them home-he
looks as il he might be perverse
enough for that.
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Manhood Restored

REidIDY FIlTE. "A iotirn Of youthful imprudencf
causing Premature Decay. Nervous Dehiity, Loss
Manhood Ac having tried ia vain ovsfy snoen
FEM a. itoovared simple ucsnso OF scii-ents,
Nhch he Will ger FRI % bis 70. ~ stsss
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The New York Waek'y Star
AND
The Memphis Weekly Appeal

VIII be faraisbed to subscribers NJ
~ go per year The STAR II pub
,,shrd An patty, sunday and weekly
,.,lI,,ons, by VIM. DOrshcin"r. the
weeEIy is - hFat,cIaSs siNteen-page
neMaPAPeE.
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WANTS..

ITO HIRE-Horse or mule to pillow for three
L or four weeks. j. B., Appeal.
VOUTH-An intelligent youth in retail
il store, we'll recommended and willingt TO
work. Apply from ! to pm. at SSg Main Ct.
D0l -Colored Office boy wanted At
D 81 COURT ST.
OCCUPANTS for rooms, or part Of nice
" house in Chelsea. Re'erences required
Address +. M, this office.
ITO BORROW-s9OOO on improved city
l. property, at 8 per cent, on one OF more
years time. Address L., care Appeal.
ITO ADVANCE MONEY-on household
l. property, without removal. Address
P. Q. Box is.
VEGETABLE GARDENER-Addrs!s
V o. F., Appeal Office.
EVERYBODY call and see the eele;
~ brated Gypsy 0lairvOyant, at IN Third
street, near Poplar. ----------------
"a GOOD sTAvE-MAKERs-Apply per-
W sonally or by letter 10
@. W. Lie 4RNARD. AIkansas city. Ark:
STUDENTs-T learn telegrapNy, at Tele
- graph School, cor. Main ard Poplar sts.
COTTAGE rent a cottage or part Of a
~ house, with garden, in suburbs or ooun-
try, near railroad. Address, sating loca-
| CITUATI0N-Ina Wallpaper and window
! - shade store as salesman, ,parer or shade
hanger, by young man who understandS
the business thoroughly. Address O., Appeal
TJIGuE II cash prices paid for old and new
! II FEATHERS. J b SMITH. 4ls Main.
u West Memphis Hotel, Ark.
| CITUATION-By a straneer in the city;
! = travelling salesman accepted; beet Of rel
| eTenoe gil en-. Address II. s., " Madison.
An HONEST YOUNG MAN-Fora per,
/ ~ manent post on, " tn an old estaolished
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
LOST.
PERSnNAI..

NISTERNS-Bu and repaired and war
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M B. IRRELEVANT, ATTORNEY AT
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Commissioner, at the old office, No. 3 Madi-
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NArURE'SREMEDY
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To tho siok and debilitated who cannot md re-
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CHANCERY SALE
ESTATE.


No, 52gl, X. D.--Chanoery Court Of Shelby
County-StRte Of Tennessee vs.. ". A. Cole
lier ct al.
DY virtue Of an interlocutory decree for
ID sale, entered In the above cause on the
18th day of January, 1896, NJ. b, 81, page ~
will sell, at public auction, to the highest
bidder, In front cf the ClerE and Masters
office, Courthouse Of Shelby county Mem
phis, Tenn, on
Saturday, March ~, 1850,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated In Shelby county Ienn.'
to-wit;
The wostpart Of lot $50. fronting u feet ~
inches on The north side Of Madison street,
northeast corner Of alley east Of Main street,
and running back ~ ieot. Sold az prop
orty Of II l., Br.nkley and others.
Lot 663 and part Of 55t, In lot Az, fronting
80 feet on the moth side of Court street ana
running back 1885, feet IN depth. Sold as
property OF same parties.
Terms Of Sale On a credit OF six on MS
note bbnripg terest, with tecurilY re-
arired; ten rouln 4 I; rodon ption barred.
Ihjs February ", 1856,
5. !. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Mastor.
De- 4. N. llrudloy, Deputy G and NJ.
r. II. 81 c. ". noisksll, sole. Oh
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DOOMS-Two furnished rooms, suitable
NJ for Offices or gents sleeping rooms.
Call at Al North Court street.
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II hOlse-one well known 20 the citizens
81 Yiemphis. Apply az the livery stable Of
"a u IONEg 4 co
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POR RENT.

rOTTAGF-Of three rooms at the termi-
" nus of Elmwood street car line. Apply
a. ~ I uinn stFaat
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DOOMS-Furnished or unfurnished, at lis
~ Second street. heierences required.
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YNO HIRE-Horse or mule to pillow for three
l. or four weeks. j. b., Appeal.
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ITO BORROW-s9OOO on improved city
l. property, at per cent, on one OF more
years time. Address L., care Appeal.
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TNVERYBODY-To call and see the eele,,
~ brated Gypsy OlairvOyant, at IN Third
nArnnk mar pnnlnr-
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TITO ADVANCE MONEY-0n household
l. property, without removal. Address
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cST. JAMES H0UsE--Cor. Second and Ad-
= ANS sits, Room and board s. per week;
day hoard. az 81.
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HTRAYED.
R,.dlMN AND RNARD.

ID OuN-Deeir able furnished room, with
N board, at 72 Madison STREET.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY-Two valus bic
V pieces of property for sale-4S2 and 45i
Pontotoo street extended. Apply to Rev. J.
W. Knott, corner Of Marley avenue an the
New Raleigh road. This property will be
sold cheap.
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