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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAI--FRIDAY. AUGUST 20. 1885.

into notice at the time OF the al.
eerian war, from 1874 to l847, when il
was recommended for use by the sol
diers in their liquor 90 q preventive
OF fever. 1t developed in a few years
that it YVES running the army. Observa-
ton by medical men res ulted in dis
coyeries that deadly as it was when
pure, il was rendered even more
SO by sduItsratiops. Its use, in the
first place, impaired the digestive Or
eans and spoiled the appetite. As a
nanesssry consequence, sleepleesness
followed, with all the terrible torture
,hat that implies. The minds OF the
absinthe fends became deranged.
They saw beautiful visions, such
as it is alleged the hasheesh
eaters only know. They became
exalted and pitched to a high key,
aud then there came the most terrible
depression, ending often in suicide,
and oftener still in imbecility. Loss
Of brain and nerve power, degeDera--
ton of the muscles, and all the moral
pefversions springing therafrom were
among its effects.
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All Quiet at Belfast .

BELFAST, August 19.--The magis-
trates Of Belfast are in y quandary "a
to how to proceed in view of verdict
Of willful murder found against nine
policemen at a secret sitting today.
The policemen have not as yet been
arrested. They are charged with un-
necessarily firing upon citizens during
the recent riots. The nine policemen
have been arreated and sent TO Jail.
They intend to apply to the Court OF
Queens Bench for permission to give
bail. Two mobs gathered today and
INDUCED in stone throwing, but they
were soon dispersed. Affairs here
have almost resumed their normal
condition and no more serious riotiD4
is feared. The military precautions
hsvebeen relaxed.
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MRS. FERDINAND WARD.
The Unhappy Wife Of the Ex-Mil-
IIOnRire Convict.

New York letter to Baltimore dnieri-
can: In a recent interview with re.
porters who visited him ia his Sing
Sing prison, Ferdinand Ward, ex.wiz-
ard OF Wall street, told them it was
not true that he had slowed away sew
eral million dollars out OF his i'll gotten
gains. "My wife is living on ess than
$500 a year." he said. | was in SIAM
ford, Conn, the other day on business,
and CHANGED to make some inquiries
about the lie of Mrs. Ward, who Is
living there. From what saw and
heard | was convinced that II Mrs
Ward did live on less than $500 per
annum, she is as pecul aTly talented
in financial management as her en-
terprisirg rs her hsbaud, Her house
is a large, three story dwelling. A
sweeping carriage drive leads past the
portico on the side, and in the rear is
a well appointed stable sheltering
three horsts.
The big shade trees on the grounds,
from one OF which depended a ham,
mock filed with satin covered cush-
ions; a group OF cozy easy chairs on
the portico; vases aud hanging baskets
filed with flowers and trailing plants
all this gave an appearance OF wealth
which seemed altogether incompatible
with the small sum which Mrs. Ward
says she enjoys. While / stood eye.
ing the house with the curiosity and
freedom Of stranger, MIS-. Ward
came out the front door and com
menced to water and arrange thu
plants in the swinging baskets on thu
portico. She wore dainty morning
wrapper Of foulard silk, which, despite
its flowing proportions, could not con
ceal the beautiful contour Of her grace
full figure.
There was cold, Indifferent look oil
her face and a certain mechanism
about her movements which showe'
that her mind was not on her work
, Could she have been thinking OF he
dashing young husband, poundin
stove plates within the gray stop
walls up among the Hudson hiilsf
seemed moro than possible, rs ono
/. she psus d, and, seating herself slowl
: In one OF the chairs, turned her fac
; YEARLY skyward. She sat like a statu
! for nearly three minutes, when eh
( caught a glimpse OF the moiionlet
/ spectator near the street, then she gC
4 up and Disappeared Mrs. Ward
8 homo is small, but itD is hantaomel
]. furnished, and she Keeps three eel
+ wants. II she lives On LEES than $50
0 or $1,000 per annum she certain ~ h'
[ acquired OF the faculty OF making
g dol ar 90 twice as far as the averas
0 mortal,
. .
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Clara Conway Institus,
WILL REOPEN
Monday, October A, 1873.
Enrolment Last Term. 322

A SCHOOL for the development of gor-
IA Gus, thoughiui, noble womarood.
This result is reached by breadth and
thoroughnesS of instruction and the apken-
and commodious boarding departmet h
just been completed.
The department of dress making al mil
linery is added for the FIRST time.
In the absence Of the Principal. wb is in
furnished on application to Mrs. L. : Nor
ton, 223 Adams street, or they will b found
at any of tho city book stores.
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EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCATIONAL
The Kigbee School
PoR THE HIGHER
Education Of Young Ladies.
Beale, LauderdaIe and Jessamine Sts.,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
Incorporated with Collegiate Priv.
tleges,
AN INSTITUTION OF HIGH REPUTE
AND KNOWN EXCELLENCE.
Fall Term Opens Monday, Sept. 20,

nB-Thorough English and Classical Course
Modern Languages by Foreign Teachers.
Bookkeeping, Shorthand and Type
writing taught.
Schools Of Art, Music and Elocution note
for exceptional advantages.
Special students received in every depar
ment.
"A new and elegant building will be erect
during the summer and fall, wherein will
furnished spacious study hall, large D
mary school-rooms, class-rooms, laboratoI
library, gymnasium and art gallery, whi1
with the elegant mansion used for board
pupils and the wooded pleasure roun
will form one Of the most complete sch
foundations in the South.
Catalogues ready August 4th.
For information address
MISS JENNY M. HIGBEE, Principal
Memphis, Ter
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How Absinthe Effects a Man

New York Mail and Express: Absinthe
is supposed to be made in France and
Switzerland, and this superstition is
based upon the fact that somebody
ct fils" appears amid lot OF French
on the label, with the name Paris
and red seal with French inscrlp-
ton ornamenting the cork. Swiss
absinthe is said to be the best, but
whether any Of the good kind ever
goes to this country is unknown. The
absiuthe Is made by pounding up
leaves and Towering tops OF different
species OF NORWOOD and macerating
them in alcohol. After soaking, the
mixture Is distilled, little anise oil is
added, and the emerald liquor OBJ
tanned is the real absinthe. When
tumeric and indigo aud blue vltroil en-
ters into its composition, as II does in
authorizations, then II Is really splen-
did drink. Any man who would
drink It would surely put an enemy
into h IS mouth TO steal away his brains,
but it would be very petty larcency
after all.
It's chief quality is that Of exhilara.
ton; il really resembles IN lts ulrec|
action nothing so much as cocoalne,
1t acts almost simultaneously. The
LIQUID, as II passes down the esopha'
que, seems to smooth the kinks out o.
the backbone on its way down. Il
s'raiehtsns the drinker up. The eyes
dilate and 1t gives feeling Of strength
to the muscles. II will be seen whs
a temporary godsend II is to the mar
who, after a debauch, is afflicted will
nervousness. d.
Powerful as a stimulant, 1t culmi
mates in terrible reaction, and, like
every drug, it is rtsorted to to cur
the evil IL has caused, and eventually
enslaves the man or woman who toy
With 1t too freely. OF course, all mel
do not become slaves to it, as all mel
do not become opium fiends who hit
the pipe. But it's bad thing to be
come accustomed TO.
Its use in the army and navy o
France is prohibited by law 1t cam
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LONDON, August l9.-The Indian
Government is inviting tender at
Newcastle for trlnspor to be ready 10
proceed 10 Bombay and Calcutta at the
end OF August. They are to be used,
it is presumed, to carry relnforcements
OF troops TO Burmah.
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w. N. HALDEMAN.
President Of the Great LoUISVILkE C0U.
RIER-J0URNAL CO., tells mat
he knows of
Wintersmith's Chill Cure.

UT f1OR OF THE yOVAkk-JOUkNAlS
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MEDKO&L BERA@TMHsE
Tulane University of louisiana

formerly, lS47-l8Si, the U-Noisi'S Vi
IT'S advantages for practice ins urtIOh "a
i diseases of the SouthweE aIS uH[ ,oo.o.'
as the law secures il itb its
700 beds, and $1,000 atlas ses ~ nSV and sSe-
Cial instruotion Ia ais given at the bedside
az CIT tbe scE ms in other institution. For
Catalogue or inf nation, ADDRESS No.
n ProI ,. h:6i. New Orleans, La.
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T7ID SC1lE FEMALE COLLEGE

THE SIZE FEMALE COLLEGE
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ssSdern Languages, Science, Classics and
Urinary Teaching.
For further particulars apply to
MISS M0LLIE Z. MARSHALL. Prin.,
Memphis, Tern.
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st, MarV's School,,

No. $50 Poplar street,
MEMPHIS, 80 TENNESSEE
a BOARDING and Day School for Young
IA Ladies and Children, under the charge
n the Sisters OF st. Mary, Of the English
Church. Number Of pupils limited 70 lOO.
Next school term begins September 1SIn.
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for sale. VIII rent or lease to purchaser,
desired, my two-story iron-front building
containing stock, on reasonable terms. ANY
one wishing to 90 into business can'securo
bargain by calling on GEO. LAKE,
July s, 1886, GRENADA, MISS,
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RartIett Normal Sohool

A ND TRAINING INSTITUTE FOR BOTH
"A SEXES-A school noted for its progress;
sive methods and its thorough, honest and
practical instruction.. Course Of study ar
ranged to meet the demands Of the times.
AZ 10 $3.50 per month, location pleasant
school we'll equipped. Students received
any time. First Term opens August 2Su.
Second Term, October 10th. Address
NEUHARDT 4 NEUHAhDT, Bartlett,I Tenn
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SOMERVILLE INSTITUTE.

"A BOYS and Girls. English Course, Latin,
Greek, Music and brt thoroughly taught;
Book. keeping also. Boys fitted for college.
For catalogues address the Principsl.
R. Il. CHEW, somerville, Tenn.
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sst RuIIedge a I.agOmnruinO TO DO
yOur Plumbing,
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PANTOPS ACADEMY

NEAR CHARL0TTEsvILLE, VA.
For Boys and Young Men. Send for catalogue
JOHN r, SAMPSON, AM, Principal;
REv. EDGAR WOODS, Phi. D., Associate.
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Business
FOR SALE.

~ On account Of other engagements re-
curing my entire personal attention, 1havo
concluded to quit tho mercantile part OF my
usiness, and now Ger my entire stock Of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-05-04
DAY DISPATCHES.

CHICAGO, May alexander Rib.
bola. an Italian, 81 years of age, living
at 3243 Battlefield street. became en-.
gagged in a quarrel yesterday with John
Hipsman, German hostler, 60 years of
age. The two old men soon came to.
gether, Hipsman with pitchfork and
Ribbola with a revolver. The latter
fired an Intellectual shot, when Hipsman
dropped the pitchfork and grappled with
him to get possession of the revolver.
While the two old men were struggling
a servant called out to Ribbola's sons
that Hipsman was killing their father.
The boys hastily rushed out, and Felix.
aged %, sprang between the combat.
ants. AS be did so a shot was fired and
Felix sank to the ground. Hipsman
then ran away. Ribbola fired two shots
at him without effect, then turned and
saw his son dying on the ground, and
with wild cry Of "My God, I've shot
my boy he raised his sons head and
called upon him to speak. Receiving no
answer, and maddened with grief, he
left the PROSTATE form and rushed into
the house. Ne entered his room, threw
himself on his bed. placed the muzzle of
a revolver in his mouth. and with the
last remaining shot killed himself in
stantly. The wounded boy is shot
through the lungs and cannot survive.
The Ribbola family was one of the old.
est, best and most favorably known
italian families in Chicago.
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Arizona County Courts AbOl-
ished.

WASHINGTON, May 3.-The House
has passed the bill abolishing all of the
county courts in Arizona established by
the act of the Territorial Legislature in
1885. The Jurisdiction conferred upon
county courts embraced all matters now
cognizable in the district courts of the
Territory except capital criminal cases.
The bill that passed the House increased
the jurisdiction of the probate court. as
specified by the following section of the
bill: "That in addition to Jurisdiction of
all matters of probate, the probate courts
in differ ent counties in the Territory OF
Arizona shall have appellate jurisdiction
over all appeals from justices OF the
peace. the trial on appeal to be de noUo,
and also original jurisdiction in all cases
in which action of assumpsit would
be Mt common law where the amount
in value does not exceed $500. Second,
that appeals may be taken the District
Court IN all matters OF probate, and in
all other cases to the Supreme Court OF
the Territory, as is or may be prescribed
by law. At the last session OF the
Legislature of Arizona, bill was passed
providing for the establishment and
maintenance of an insane asylum. The
asylum was built and a number OF in
sane persons admitted to it. 1t was
afterward discovered that the Legisla-
ture had no right to take such action.
Congress was memoralized to approve
the action of the Legislature and bill
to that effect was reported to the House
by Mr.. Herman, of Oregon, and has
been passed.
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LONDON. May 3.--The Mark Lane
Express in its review of the English
grain trade during the past week says:
The weather has heen brilliant. Wheat
shows generally good appearance.
Trade is steadier. Red wheats are Cd to
Is dearer. Sales of English wheat dur
ing the week we're 81, 955 quarters at
Bis Id, against 81, 635 quarters at 37s Id
curing the corresponding period last
year. Flour is slow of sale but steady.
Supplies are restricted. Sellers are firm
and buyers are apathetic. Foreign flour
with the exception of American is steady.
Six cargoes OF wheat arrived, four were
sold and two were withdrawn. None
remained. Sales comprised one cargo
of Oregon at 36s, another at 35s Sd.
cargo Of No. California at GAS Cd, and
cargo of Walla Walla at 33s %. To-days
market was firmer. English wheats were
Is Id dearer. Foreign were steady.
Flour was Cd to Is higher. Foreign was
steady except American, which was
weaker. Mixed American corn was
quoted at 20s.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.


The New York stock Market
New YORK, May 3.-Government
bonds dull and steady.
Stocks were much more active, bnt
trading was at the expense Of prices. AT
the opening there was little change from
Saturdays closing, and in some cases
slight advances were made in the first
few minutes, but this was followed by
decided break among the most active
stocks, which continued until after ii
o'clock. From that time until o'clock
the market was more quiet and prices
comparatively steady. Renewed weak
ness was developed later, and the move
ment during the remainder Of the after.
noon was decidedly irregular, but actiyi-
ty and weakness went together. The
active stocks were as a rule also weaker.
Lackawanna declined 2 per cent, st. Paul
IL, Northwestern and Omaha The
market closed generally weak at slightly
better than the lowest figures Of the day.
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In the Matter of the Assessment

Levied by the authorities OF the city OF Los
Angeles, In the State OF California, for the
payment OF damages awarded In action No.
1850, In the Superior Court In and for the
county of Los Angeles. entitled City OF Los
Angeles VS.. Francis Rebout, and being for
the extension of Howard street.
By virtue of warrant Issued by the Clerk
OF the Council OF the city of Los Angeles, for
the collection of ninety-four and 90-l0Q dol.
lars, the amount delinquent and unpaid OF
an assessment duly levied by the Council OF
the city OF Los Angeles. in pursuance OF law
and the Charter of the city OF Los Angeles,
upon the property hereinafter described
aud belonging to Z. W. Hawkins, have this
day levied upon that certain real property
described as follows:
That certain lot OF land in the city OF Los
Angeles fronting 100 feet on the west side
Of Howard street and being lots "a and Is
OF the Ballesteros trait, City OF Los Angeles.
Public notice is hereby given that ! Will,
on the 18th day OF May, A. d. 1886, at II
o'clock noon, IN front Of the City Tax Col
lectors office. in the city and county Of Los
Angeles, State Of California, sell at public
auction, for cash, In United states gold coin,
to the highest bidder all the above des
cribed property.
City Tax Collector of the city of Los An
geles ap20.4w-Tu
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THE WIFE. MOTHER AND MAID who
suffer from female weakness, will find Gil.
more's Aromatic Wine positive cure. For
sale by II. ID. Godfrey, Nadeau Block.
The Mexican remedy for diseases of the
kidney and bladder, is Damiana Bltters. NJ.
Levy 4 Co.. wholesale rates.
JAMES SULLIVAN, of Salem, Oregon,
says he was cured Of the Asthma by GIL.
more's Magnetic Elixir For sale by II. D..
Godfrey. Nadeau Block
The old reliable store of G. F. HeinEemau
Is still headquarters for drugs and medicines.
He has full Line of patent medicines, sell
Ing them in Quantities TO suit at Eastern
prices.
SHILoH'S COUGH and Consumption Cure
issol1 by us on guarantee. II cures con-
sumption. Sold by @. +. HeinEeman, 122
North Main street
ANSON HOUGH, of Blackberry, Ills. says
he owes his life TO Gilmore's Magnetic Elk.
IT. For sale by II. d. LGodfrey, Nadeau
Block.
WHY WILL YOU SUFFER from Ague
| and Malaria when Gilmore's Aromatic Wine
/ Will cure you For sale by II. ID. Godfrey
| Nadeau Block.
| GIVE YOUR CHILDREN, for coughs and
| colds, Group, whooping cough and hoarse-
ness, Gllmores Magnetic Elixir For sale
by II. d. Godfrey, Nadeau Block.
Damiana Bsters regulates the stomach.
Michel Levy 4 Co, wholesale liquor dealers
! agents,
II you want good appetite. drink Dami
ana Bitters. Michel Levy & Co, wholesale
liquor dealers, agents.
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AIR BRUSH PORTRAITS.

IL. b. PAKCELS,
City Tax Collector of the city of Los Al
geles. ap204w-Tu
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TELEGRAPHIC.
An UnfayOrable Opinion of
Herr Most
AND HIS sOCIALIsTIC FRIENDS
The County Courts of Arizona
Abolished by COngress-Signals
for the Indians.

Especial to The Herald bv the Associated Press.
New YORK. May IA few weeks ago
Liberty, published in Boston in the in
terests of individualistic Anarchists,
preferred a charge OF very serious nat
ure against the reyolu .iouary Anarchists
OF this city who are led by John Most.
Il charges that the members Of the In
ternatioual Working Peoples Association
of New York were then plotting and
practicing incendiarism of the most
atrocious character under pretense Of
aiding the cause. No details were given
nor we're names mentioned against whom
suspicion might be directed. II was as
serted that their duty consisted in insur-
lug the household property and firing 1t
IN order to collect decentralization
money TO be ntributed to the Revolu-
tionary Fund as well as to be used for
private purposes. The editor OF Liberty
declared that his object in publishing
the charges was to secure bona tde an
archists against any stigma that might
attach to them IRON criminal deeds OF
uuserupulous men who advocate doc
trines aud commit crimes wholly ut var
lance with the philosophers OF individ-
ism.
rhe Sun, this morning, says that ever
since these charges were made it has
been investigating the matter and now
gives the results Of its labor. John Most,
vi course, makes a denial OF charges
and in attempting TO verify his denial
discloses a peculiar condition Of things
In anarchist circlsss. There is an inter
ual discussion aud disorder, or rather
there was, for a considerable number, q
hundred or so, members of the lnterna
ton Working Peoples Association have
withdrawn from it. The cause of 50.
cession lies in the fact which led Liberty
to make it's charges of ineendiarism and
rascality. These facts which have been
CLEANED after considerable difficulty
show that leading members of the Inter
national Working Peoples Association
have been remarkably unlucky men
u connection with extraordinary
doctrines. Curious fires from which
these gentlemen have suffered are inter.
esting. They have all originated in the
upsetting, breaking or exploding OF
kerosine lamps and have resulted in
more or less damage to the property OF
others than anarchists and in the col
lection of more or less insurance money
each time by persons in whose apart
ments the fire occurred. The Sun then
publishes a long list of anarchists whose
worldly goods have been destroyed by
fire. All have been so fortunate as to
secure ample insurance few days be-
fore the kerosene lamp exploded.