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TRANSFERS.

CT Ficklen and wife to Lucille G..
Patterson, part Of lot l, Jane n.
Porter's subdivision, 200x20O feet, on
Walker avenue, for $1,000.
Walter M. johnson to Lucille o.
Patterson, came as above, for $1,000.
Meredith Yates to O. F. DeGaria,
lot /, block 81, Willo Wi'lisms's cub
division, Fo t Pickering, for 1855.
VIM. II. Stovsll to Ssllie F. Hunt,
lots 10, 10 and II, north side OF Gayoso
street, for 32S, 800.
II, M. James to Florence and Cor
inne Brown, deed Of exchange OF tev'
eral pieces OF property in South Mem
pbis, consideration, $4,000.
James M. Brinkley and wife to J. l.
Goodloe, tru.tee, 10 secure Theodore
Read in the sum Of $1,000, lot 35xl48!
feet. on south side of Jefferson stree t
Erastus Underwood and wife to l.
W. Humes, trustee, to secure Mrs
Julia @. Underwood in the sum {
$1,000, lots 1903 and l04, Provinces sub
division, 50xl50 ieet, on north side o
Williams avenue.
DC. Slaughter, chairman and trus
tee, to David Botto, part of the cas-
half OF lot 4, block, 50, S0x80 feet, oil
Linden street, for $4,000. -
Geo. II. Wharton and wife to ID
Bensdorf, trustee, to secure the Gel
man. American Building and Loan AZ
ISOLATION in the sum Of $1,000, lot q
northwest corner OF New Raleigh roa
and Sample avenue.
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/. nine BIG GOOSE EGGS.
THE Chattanooga SHUT OUT
In GREAT SHAPE.
An Almost Faultless Game by the
Home Club-GOOd Work by
All the Boys.

The Blown Stockings won quite
handily from the Chsttsno'g2s yes
terday' none Of the Yisit.rs being per
mitted 10 cross the home plate. IL
wfs regular walk.ov for the home
nine. the Chsttsnoo. as failing even to
make the contest interesting. HAT
the brag pitcher OF Chattanooga, who
held Macon down to three III in one
game, aud who led his nine 10 victory |
m another. was pounded quite freely |
bv the Browns, every man in the nlne |
but three making hit, Black lsaiing
10 batting honors with three hits in
Guiding a three-bagger. he also
pitched a fine game, only alloWiug
three scstteIing hits. The locals
play ed a mastery game, contining the
number Of errers to two, both OF Them
excusable. Sneed covered third
and played the bag in
great style, putting ont four men
and assisting once, one OF his put-outs
being a difficult fly. The plucky Col
gan made his appearances behind the
hat for the first time since his wound,
ard plsyed excellently, but VII h
his usual rashness made q slide in
irving to st sal base that tore fear
mi O tsh in his m. He did not retire,
no Seyer, but play ed on till the end.
Mapssll showed what he can do
when he is thoroughly awake. lie
played like a new man, accepting hVe
chances without an error and assist
ing in a double play. Fusselbach
covered short like a stone wa !, ana
nothing passed him, and BIoughton
made phenomenal catch in lett held
In fact, the playing of the locals wss
first-cIass, and If they continue to
play up to the form exhibited yeeter'
- day the pennapt is at their mercy, =,
The Chatlno ogas did not play bal
} as we'll as they can play, eight errors
being rather numerous for club o.
{ their caliber. Graham an A undel, ole
Memphis favorites, were warmly vel
}. coined when they stepped up to the
2 plate, the latter being presented Will
I. a lovely "he Ekay."
Dickerson's marvellous running
catch OF a foul fly near the edge oil M
bleaching board, which looked so am
cult that the coacners yelled ~ o.
l. can't get it," was about the m0tt bril-
liant play OF the day. The followip
will be the b ,iting order for Memphi
to-day: Sneed, third base; Man'el
!. center field; Andrews, first base
> B,oughton, catcher; Black, lef. field
l. Krehmeyer, right field; Fussel6act
# short stop; Phelau, second bsst
q KuoufT, pitcher. Another victory fc
" Memphis is assured, aud if the Chat
h make Iun it will be because knou
\, is saving himself to "do up" Atlanta.
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BULK GRAIN.
Letter Addressed by the FreiEnI
Committee co the Railroads.


The following letter was addressed
Yesterday by Secretary Keeling, oil the
Merchants Exchange, to railrca1s,
and explains itself: ,,
DEAR SIR-Numerous complaints
having been made by merchants snd
dealers that several times lately goods
have been stolen from cara on team
track" during tho process OF unload
ing, our Freight Committee instru't
ms to address you on the subject Ia
the hops that you may find remedy
for IL. 49,,
We unders' and that on carload lots
signed for ~ "shippers' load and
count" you claim no responsibility
for amount OF contentg, This object
of This letter is not to argue that point,
Int rather to ask your kind co-opeta-
ton, looking for tho better product n
of the patrons Of your read.
BY your present system, Consgn-
ments of bulk grain placed on ter M
track" for Consiguees to tack a. cars
and haul g,vs q hae opportunity to
dishonest drIymen and othe 3 70 pill
fer considerably ont Of each car with
ont much danger Of detection, as no
check ia kept Of the number Of sacks
80 hauled or notice taken oil the PEI
son or dray hauling,
To remedy this the committee sug,
casts that you require drbymen, AM
others wishing access to carr, to have
written hu hority from co lsiguees; fur
,her. that YOU keep a cheek q every
car unloaded on team tTsck," show
inc number OF drsy and number q
packaQes hauled each lcal. This IL d.
sired even # tho grain is received II
hulk and sacked by owner on track
| II Il lis wss done 1t you'd Do d ttcul
tn rob the cars 10 any great extent
Would be Pleased 10 receive repl!
and voar views on the subject. Trui!
you're, ,,,,D, ruo s.,..,,,,
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Je0erson Street Schools.

The closing exercises Of Miss Ashes
room at the Jefferson Street Schools
were largely attended. The scholars
showed themselves to be well up In
their studies and the whole affair re-
flected great credit on Miss Ashe as a
teacher. Judge j. L. T. Sneed pre-
sented the prizes in graceful speech,
Medals were given to Blanche Hetfer-
nan and James Shelby for deport-
ment, punctuality and scholarship,
and to Msster Henry Ferguson and
Katie Scott for department. The
medal to Katie Scott was given by
Miss White, and Miss Shepherd pre-
s,nted one to Master H. Ferguson.
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT ENER
CISEs TO BE HELD TO NIGhT.
An Attractive Programme Arranged
for the OccasiOn-Ehe
Graduates.

The annual commencement exer-
cieses of the Memphis public scho)s
will he held at Leubrie's Theater to-
night at s O'Clock. The grqdu ties are
aIfollows: NJ ssss Fannie King, Ruth
Hill. Lizzie Mount, Carrie Bill. L. q
Mitchell, Kate Tobin, Isabella GeT,
Add. n sh, Sarah Ryan. Ka lie Piag-
0io, Emma Jenny, and Masters VIM.
II. McGranu, Lewis Baker aud John
Wills.
The ysledictory will be delivered
by Master William II. Mcirann, who
secured the first honor, Miss Addle
Nash securing the second place. Tne
music will bs under the direction OF
Prof. G. p. Wiukler and Miss Louise
A Book. The following is the pro
CANINE for the evenings exercises;
Overture. .......... Handwerker's Orchestra
Honor Honor the Aged ",......y Miss Carrie Bill.
line bGH1 ~ launOnou Miss ida Mitchell
"fhe Bell of Atri," ...".Miss Emma Jenny
ss Seize CSHSrc;.s Child Miss sarah RySS
Ne'rOSpo''iOn "HO Miss Katie Tobin
"Sweet Long Ago" ........;.,...: .....Chorus
"Ciecd OF the Bel S." exercise in vocal =,
culturel. T,rcbs St.s
Se Picture .ii' Of Our Glass Ten Years
"s.ar 1S Of The summer NIGHT .oSCTp,
king Voimer and Elsie. Mise Ruth Hill
valedictory-"The Day Is Done M,cr.rr
Awarding Diplomas. President X. ID. Jordan
fDeparture, )" ...... .""......"Chorus
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAI--TUESDAY, JUNE 1, 1856.

persons on the grand stand Saturday.
When Whitehead came TO the Tat he
was Kissed.
TINS is about as cruel piece OF
hrsines, as q man can engage in, and
il Is 10 be hoptd that there will not be
4 rsnetilion of il. A bail player is
sore enough when he plays badly
witbout beIpe cut to the heart by so
singing an exhibition Of disapproval
as kissing.
MEMPHIS now stands third in the
League. If Savannah drops a game
to Augusta, aud it is more than likely
that she will do so, Memphis will pass
up to second, and then 1t will be a
fight 10 a fiuish With Atlanta. Lay on
Atlanta, and gcose-egged be he who
first cries hold, kuouh.
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learned how they applied the word
under consideration, let us again ttanu
upou that Galilesn mountain and hear
the Savior say, Teach the nations,
baptizing them" IL there nov and
room left for misunderstanding rs to
his meaning? II Is thus that lexico-
graphers find out the meanings q
words, and hence all standard Greek
Erplish Dictionaries define the Greek
void bapti,o by dip, lmmtrSe, plunge,
etc while not ono OF them detiues 1t
hy pour, or sprjnNd "Wby, is it pos,
nbte," YOU say, shat no staadard
Greek Euglish dictionary saws thatthe
Greek word bdptisO means 10 pour Ct
snripkle2" IL ia not only pos
sible, It is a well.known truth,
care YOU sure Of that
YOU say. l am 10 sure OF
il that / propose to give 500 TO-
such book. II anybody he's sian 70
ard Gree k. English dictionary thai De
fines this word by pour or sprinkle, he
can get 500 for II by delivering II IL.
me. say this with full knowledge oil
the contents of an old edit N OF LID
dell snd Sect.
Perhaps n name is better known 10
ar more revered By American SCHOLARS
than that of Prof. Charles Anthem. In
March, lS43, the following nots was
addressed to this distinguished lin
Vuist: "Proi. Chas. Anthem: In con
Se:sstion with Dr. Spring last eVenli
he q, led that in the original the wore
baptism, which we find in the New
: Testa ment, has no definite meaning
that it means TO immelso, sprinKl'
nour and has q variety Of other mean
ings-as much the one as the other
and that every scholar knows II
that il was the only word tns
0 could have been selected by our 81
: yior. having such variety as to sui
: every oue's views and purposes. Ma
. ask you il your knowledge oil IN
language from which the WORD VIZ
+ taken has led you to the same conc
= sion? And may beg OF you 10 lt
Z the deep interest take Ia the subj &C
d plead my apology. have the hone
!, co be with great respect mos fespec
J fully yours, H. PAKMLt' 4,
70 following reply;
CoLuMuIA COLLEoE, March n, lSiS.
!, DIR, PARMLY-My Dear Sir:-Thel
= ia no authority whatever for the sil
~ gular remark M de by the Rev. d
~ " Spring relative to the force OF 6dptn'
~ The u imary meaning of the word
40 10 din or immerte, and it's seconde
~ meanings, i Il erer had any, all rei'
- in some way or other, to the sar
- leading idea. spriRkling, etc, are
y tirely out Of the question. You
II truly, n,ps .Nruo,, I,
!" Tpis high authority Is entitled
he great weight.
~ In conclusion Introduce to 70
W. notice the definition Of this word
ny given by that distinguished scholar
,en Creek birth, Prot, Il, A. sophocl
ny In his Greek kricon Of the Roman a
, mo BYZANTINE Period, defines the word b
I oy tiso thus: TO dip, TO immerse,
jyy sink": and gives this note: There
~ ~ no evidence that Luke and Paul, a
" " the other writer's OF the New Tes
ou ment. nut upon this verb meauiI
'e aa not recognized by the Greeks"
,as With these facts before you, you
,%. abundantly able to reach q lair CO
clusion.
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SCORE BY INNINHS'
Memphis....4 0 600 0 l %
Chattauoogs....0 0 000 0 0 0 90
Summary: Runs earned-Memphis,
/; Chattanooga, 0. First base on errors
Memphis, Q; Chattanooga, 2. First
base on called balls-Memphis,4 Chat
tanco:a, 2. Struck out-By Black, ;
by Hart, 6. Left on bases-Memphle,
s; Chat 'auooga, 6. Two-bsse his - An
dfews. Three base hits-Black. Dou-
bic plays-Mapsell to Andrews, Ora
ham to Lewis. Passed balls-Colgan,
l. Wild pitches-Black, i; Hat, 2
Bases stolen-Andrews and Phelan'
Umpire, E. HeDgle.
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A Good Catcher Seriously injured.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.


MACON, GA May 31.-ln the game
here this aitsInoon between Charleston
and Macon the visitors were shut out,
the &c ore standing to 0 in favor OF
Macon. Smith and Decker held the
points for the locals, weighing and
Hines for the visitors. Smith was
very effective in the box, while Wey-
hing was hit freely. In the fifth in
ming Decker, catcher for the Macons,
while sliding to first base injured him
self and had to be taken from the ball
field in a carriage. His injuries ara
internal, and something like those
sustained by Henke last summer in
Atlanta. Score by innings:
Macon...............2 900 600 o.
| Charleston. OOO00OO 90
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PeAbody school.

The closing exercises OF Peabody
school afforded the public the oppor.
tunity of testing the thoroughness OF
ms r1ction in the Memphis city
schools, as the rtcitations were con-
Quoted by the teachers of the var GUS
grades. The exercises passed of with
out single incident occurring to mar
the pleasure Of the occasion.
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Match Game at saltiIIO, Miss.

TupEIo, MISS, May Sl-The mach
game of baseball between the Gold
berg club Of this place, and the base
bali club OF ealtillo, came of at the
lat er place to-day, resulting in vic;
tory for the GoldberSs by a score OF
l3 to IL. Considering the rough and
hilly rounds and that none but anna
teurs participated, this is said to be
the finest game ever played in Nor
thern Mississippi.
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We Can Heat That Kind OF Bali
Playing.
ESPECIAL TO TIE APPEAL.I

NASHVILLE, TENN, May Silt took
twelve innings for Atlanta to beat
Nashville, but she did it by to in
the most exciting game ever played
hare. After the first inning, when
Atlsn'a made one run, no one crossed
home plate till the ninth, when Nash
Vile made two, and the widest ex'
element prevailed for ten minutes.
Atlanta tied them, however, and in
the twelfth won the game. Neither
side made an earned run, but, despite
errors, the game was intensely inter
estinR. Basehits: Nashville, Z; At
lsnta, 5. Errors: Nashville, z; At
lanta, 5. Struck out: Baker, 8; Con-
WaY. q
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baseball Notes.
ST. LOUIS, 4; Boston, l.
New YORK, 6; Detroit, 8.

OF. EOUIbt DOptOhg l.
New YORK, 6; Detroit, 8.
BROOKLYN, s; Cincinnati 6,
MErRoPoLITANs, IA; Louisville, 5.
Bosrov, May 31.-Morning game
St Louis, 4 Boston, l.
The game Yesterday was umpired by
Nr. H. MengIe of the Chicago Blues,
and he gave perfect satisfaction.
New YORK, May 31.-Nearly 1000
spec ators attended the afternoon
game between the New York and De-
troit clubs. New York, l Detroit. 4.
WE omitted Sunday to mention an
exhibition Of misconduct by certain
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DveIDg and Cleaning.

Ladies' and gents' clothes cleaned
or dyed in any color, also kid gloves
ostrich feathers and lace curtains ny
louis Reigel, 80 Jefferson street, Mem
phis. Tenn. Goods received by express
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Attention is directed {, the card OF
this strong firm OF wto' esale grocers
and cot on ftctors. MIR. Estes is one
of the b s. known busires1 meu IN
the city. The old Am Of + It's, D1an
4 Co. expired by hmi atitn The
wo new members a-e S. 5. Spictr and
w b. D an Mr.. Spicer has been
with the hyu,e long time, and is q
p.pular gentlemen, Win frt cl'ts
nutiaess pttiy. Mr. W, 3. Dosa
hes neen WITH the house ever since the
formation Of the finn of Estes, Doan
4 Co. With a largs oan'Rl, iudIciously
handled 10y eXrar.elraH men, u NJ
Ets& % .aa mont Iank
of business L luees igJn the
90 80 RuIIe,., a asoFuSratnv - 2
yOuF PIu1abIl.., RCl tss~-fttltu
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rs REMOVED BY TIKI USE OF ooooAINSo
And it stimulates and promotes the
growth ~ the hair.
BHrnatt's FlavorinS EEtrantA srs the