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rrrropr.y FINANCIAL MARKET.

LONDON jan lS--f D. m.-Consols lo2 Ills for mossy
and 1929 the account; Atlantic and Great western hsss
DsrtKaxe trustees certificates 3S CANADIAN Pacific OF b
Atlantic and Western second mortgage trustees ssx
t,hcatss Erie 29 DO. second conssls lOzs 81 aai
Com-on 7sL. NewYsrs central Hos Recalling s3as ad
sons Bay Company 2S Canada Northwestern Land us ~
Illinois, Genital l2O'.; spanish A. 80 bar si,e. y
ouof,d lat 5.l6d Paris aiTces quote 80
sent rsntes Al II francs 10 cenmes for the account ss
sIchange on London 25rsncs 20 confines Tor checka
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ro.v.rxrrs-pY TELEGRAPH.

Lvx.roo Jan 49, c;sS 1.1ss9I a.sssy.
steady Upants. Low niaans SrssrS dslvsry Sssx1
s..fs Fsbsasry sad March selv:y sr az ~
Wsr"s asd Apri delivery. % SD oayets A Ia1x1
ssly.ry tiesa value MAY az ~ ssi"s III. a
sellers June and July Hssuss ssS sseSSaS0
| August delivery, Al oAa ssa's3"
| dsi,ysrv s A7.6IdL buysr&
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TRACING TIE HISTORY OF TIE BOwERY.

TRACING TIE HISTORY OF THE BOWtRf.
An interesting suit involving the history OF lhe
Bowery aud relation of old Dutch streets IN tns CITY
10 the rights of butng we'll as the effect OF
elevated railroads upon these rights end be-
fore Cnef Judge sedgwck and jury yesterday In the
Superior Court Richard Mortimer died In 1892 leaving
Nos l. g. 5 AMI Bowery. and Nos. 2, A. aud Divls-
ionst as part of property These places are close
TO that network Of iron and wood which forms
the Chatham Square station OF the elevated railroad
the executors of Mr. MJrtuners estate. william anu
Richard Mortimer brought suit against the Manhattan
Rail Say Company damages to this property because
of The erection and operation of its road Both sldes
fStz 10 proye AM dsprove the claims of abutng prop
erty owners TO owning the fee to the middle OF the
street A sellei verdict ordered john e. Parsons
al John A Beall represented the MOrtimers, ana
TJwsri C. Jams and Charles A. Gardner the company.
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u1STTCE LAMAR SWORN IN.
..vx,xc HIS ROBES OF OFFICE IN COURT.
srrARs To ADMINISTER The LAW ACCORDING
TO THE CONSTITUTION.

u-r.ps To ADMINISTER The LAW ACCORDING
TO THE CONSTITUTION.
~.su,xeroS. Jan Is The Supreme Court Of the
,,.A states sat with full bench to-day for the first
-. s,rce MAY L. 1885. Mr.. Lamar reashsd the Capitol
., after IL O'Clock this morning. aud proceeded TO
- Iuscs's Room of the Supreme Court where the oath
Is. til. ordinary modified oath-was administered
- s,, IN private The judicial cath administered
=. nublc Immediately after the days session was
.raa The small space reserved for the general pub
Va crowded with strangers but the space within The
s.ure reserved for the bar contained not than
N. usua number OF lawyers Among the people Of note
.r.sent we're the Attorney General and the
.r, OF the Interior Mr. vilas The Judges, in their
MACK silk robes filed into the chamber at IL o'clock and
.s a.semblage ut the tap OF the uarshas gave
and renained standing until the members of the Court
had taken their places Mr. Lamar clad in we'll
airing salt Of black, followed the Court and. took
nj, seat beside Clerk MoKenny at the right OF the
h.nch The Chief Justice announced that the first pre-
sngs Of the Court would be the reading OF the COM
mission MI Lamar and the administration Of the oath
The com mission thereupsn handed te the clerk wis
a IL after which Mr. Lamar read from manuscript the
judicial oath as follows
O. do solemnly swear that WIZ administer
T aid to the rich that win faithfully and mpsrtiay
DISCHARGE and perform az the dnteS mn % "a States
according the best OF ability and understandng agree
Able Constitution and the laws OF the United states so
help me Col.
He took the Boe he uttered the last sentence ana
.t the end kissed it. He then escorted behind the
screen which extends the length of the bench behind
the chairs OF the Justices and after minutes delay re-
sppeared at left clad in new flowing robe OF glossy
black silk The Court and the assemolage arose the
new Justice bowed to his associates and thsn 70 the pa
and the public and took his seat in the chair OF the
tuuisr Justice at the extreme left OF the bench
The Court theu proceeded with its ordinary routine
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Mr.. FRANCKLYN MUST GIVE PARTICULARS

Mr. FRANCKLYN MUST GIVE PARTICULARS.
Justice An irews in Supreme Court Chambers mas
granted by the counsel OF Sir Bachs Cnnard
10 compel Charles Francklyn 10 give bill OF particulars
g. r,nr Of the statemel It made MI Frlnckyn III his
affidavit IN ans yer charges OF Sir B~cha MT Fr'hck
vn asserted that with Sir Bdches sanction between
1876 and 1888 their interests were Identical ana tat ne
alone was not respo The losses incurred In MS an
daxtt On the motion for bill particulars Sir Bache as
..ri that before Mr. FTsnckn as his agent hd the
tv amount Of the inrusted to him by sir Racine
and that MT Frsnckyn had admitted that he had some
too ~ tnas Sir gachs declares the indebtedness
nj Mr. Franckyn to him had been fixed at s693O5% SIT
Bache any isnt MI FrancKlyn has twenty
DAYS in which 10 furnish the bill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-19

LEONARD, THE ACTOR GETS BIG NERDiCl.
George Herbert Leonard vino had more or less
,r.,v hout with Abraham l. Er IN GER fight about
Louise ufe whom Leonard called MS wife in Phao'
mia Hotel in November 1885, had second trial oil his SUIT
for assault against Eranger yesterday in the supreme court
before ge Truax and jury on the FIRST ai the jury
ssarreed YESTERDAY neither Granger his counsel was
present Judge Truax ordered Iuest aud the jury
assessed the damages $500 In the historic scene al
Philadelphia Leonard asserts that Granger began the
assault bnth men made rush for revolver lying con
yeuenty near ana the benefit OF 1t in his body
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Thousands Of cures follow the of Dr. sass's cstArr
en- sdy DO csnts
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MAYOR HEWITT AGAINST SUNDAY CONCERTS.

MAYOR HEWITT AGAINST SUNDAY CONCERTS.
The questions of sunday concerts and OF selling liquors Id
The audtorums OF places OF amusement during stage per-
ornances got deal OF airing yesterday In the Court Oh
Common Plea. Hewitt after the scaps vi george
Shelly proprietor OF the Palm Garden. In Fouroenths al
IA seeking to revoke license The case against him. as IN
sttued By the Mayer before Judge DAILY IN the Court
Of Common Pleas Law Messrs o. len ana Iurhr As
ssiants the CORPORATION Counsel represeneI tne c'V
Tive pcensn testified the sale OF liquors In the AUDITOR
uni WI e the stage were IN progress also
70 the sale Ii no. on SUNDAY evenings Shelly himself al
united he would like to give mp his Incense OuV u' NOV
vish revoked sunday concerts he said were pecla
entertainments and we're Of a religious character
Judge DAILY asked Mr.. Turner why all such places ehouu
not be closed Mr. Turner that would be toe heavy
task At least TO do IT all in a lump.
Judge Daly-I do why other places illegal 'nouu
not be ell sed, too.
MI There are goal many statutes 'ho" arc no
enforced -
Judge DAILY he not certain that TINS
ipr was the roper method dispose o: the SUNDAY eVehn
eoncer, question. Mr. Turner promised to soc '' NAY
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nocKG

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHASGE-JAS 1s.
THE GENERAL LIST
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INCREASING THE HOSPITAL FUND.

The following from the Hospital Collection
were received Yesterday by the treasurer Charles Laner
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DULL AND IRREGULAR.
STOCK MABKETS CLOSE STEADY.

FEATURES OF A DAY WHEN LITTLE WAS
DONE.
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
BosToN Jan. 1s. 1888.
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sisting of si4Ao5zISe coin and io,ssl, os2 cur

sisting Of s144,057,156 coin and slo,2s1,oo2 cur
rency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasury at Washington ~.
cerved to-day 1854. 900 National bank notes for
REDEMPTION.
The customs receipts were 1855 1888. and the
internal revenue receipts were $218,133.
To-iay's Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares with
that of yesterday az follows:
ian H. 1888 - 1883 Di6erencss.
gold hand sos 5lt 500 7os5a5 Iec sS.oyes
Net silver hand. 5357T.66l oao4s<sZ Inc fo.o"s
Net legal tenders on 1900 ,o- ~ a.. oxs
Mari bank notes.. 2sl,5ic lsV4so Doc Ao'' Az"
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Actual cash in
Treasury vaults
ceraoatss s27s sss ss9 s275 s2l s29 Dso.si. iilsn
Deposits in banks AZ 935 29l 50073244 Inc ll3fsos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-19
INSURANCE IN RECENT FIRES

The insurance cigar factory OF Howard Ives NOS
4O74lS Ninety frstst damaged By fre January lis
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-03
TnxInu DI.irIct DIrecIory.

Fire and Police Commissioners. David
p. liadden, president and chief executive
officer; James Lee, jr., VICE president, and
James I. Petit.
Board OF Public Works.. +. Randle,
foundryman; Lymus Wallace, boss dray-
man; I. j. Graham, merchant; Charles
Kncy, capitalist; Sam Hirsch, insurance
agent.
Secretary Of Board-C. l.. Pullen, expert
accountant.
City Attorneys. P. Walker, OF Metcali
4 Walker, general attorneys.
Engineer-Niles Mcriwether, consulting
engineer and contractors referee.
Assistant Engineers and Draftsmen-A.
I. Bell and r. i. Hartford, practical, civil,
mining, hydraulic engineers and survey
ors.
President Of Board Of Health-Dr. G. b.
Thornton, practicing physician in the city.
Secretary OF Board Of Henlth-Dr +. A.
Williamson, practicing physician in the
city.
Hospital Surgeon-Dr. J. L. Black,
practicing physician in the city.
Health Oilicer-D. L. Jackson, office at
board OF health.
Chief OF Police-W. G. Davis.
Chief Of Fire observation-disclosures v.
Ryan.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-03
RED HEADS.
HnIf Ra,e. 60 II. louI..

Commencing Saturday, September 90,
and continuing until October o. the Iron
Mountain Route will sell round trip
tickets to StLouis at one fare
Tor the round trip. Free reclining
chair cans and Pullman Buffet slccp-
ers solid 10 81. Louis. This will en-
able all 20 visit the Fair, Exposition and
Weld Prophets. For further particulars,
address, II. u. Wilson,
Passenger and Ticket Agent,
800 Main ST.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-03
Illinois Miners Quit Work.

BELLEvrLLE, ILL.,, Oct 2.-The coal
miners of this district composed Of Ma
coupin, Madison and ST. Clair counties,
numbering about 1900, refused to go to
work yesterday morning because the con-
solidated company and outside companies
refused to give them q cents per bushel
top weight, which they demanded several
days ago. The miners will have meet
ing in East st. Louis today, which will be
composed OF delegates from all the pits in
the district, the object being to agree upon
some concerted action to which they will
adhere,
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A HEROINE SURE ENOUGH.
The Brave Act Of Nine Year Old Geor-
gia Williams,

GA WlINamB.
PARSONS, Kas., Oct. Georgia, the
nine year old daughter of G. L. Williams,
saved the life of her baby brother Sunday
night by her remarkable nerve and pres
once Of mind. During the temporary alb
sence of her parents burning lamp fell
into the crib upon the sleeping child, and
Georgia, the only one present, instantly
secured blanket from an adjoining room,
pulled the baby from the blazing crib and
smothered the fire out OF its clothes. She
carried the baby into the yard, and then
turned her attention TO the fire inside the
reom, and beat it out with piece of car
pet. The girl and baby were not seriously
burned.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-03
RCD IIrAW.

TnT Iron Mountain route has decided 10
run n series 81 harvest excursions 20 all
points In Arkansas aud Texas from Mcm-
phis on the following dates September
II and IS and October D and -. Rates
fur the excursion will be one fare for the
round trip, aud tickets will DO good for
thirty DAYS with stop over privileges.
Any further information desired will be
tbecriully furnished by calling on
II. u. WILSON,
b. Passenger and Ticket Agent,
No. 800 Main street. Memphis, Tenn.
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A Doctor ana n Preacher.

PrTTsDURG, Pa, Oct 2.-The Demo-
cratic conierees Of the Twenty.first district
yesterday nominated DR.. ii. l.. Donnelly,
OF Latrobe, Pa, for Congress. The Rev.
VIM. A. Rankin, OF Oil City, was nomi-
mated by the Democrats OF the Twenty
seventh district.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-03
Flaming Fire in the Veins.

We hold positive proof that Acker's English
Blood Elixir cures all blood polsons where cheap
sarsaparilas and socalled purifiers fail Knowing
this, we will sell II to all who call at our store ON
positive guarantee. H. T. HESTER, Druggist
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-03

THE well known strengthening properties
OF iron, combined with other tones and a
most perfect nervine, are found In Carter's
Iron Pills, which strengthen the nerves and
body, and improve the blood aud COM
nile NiOn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-03
The Mornons Gain a Point.

CARSON Cry, New, Oct. 1.-The SUI
preme court of the State has decided that
the ant.Mormon test oath passed by the
last Legislature is unconstitutional.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-03
Horsford's Acid Phosphate.

BRAIN AND NERVE ROOD
for lecturers, teachers, students, clergymen,
lawyers, and brain-workers generally.
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Dnutlruu

~ REMOVED nv TuE USE oP COCAINE.
And Il stimulates and promotes the growth
Of the hair.
Bumclts Flavorlng extract. are tho
hest
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THE ATHENEUM.
Nll,i lNOlEi,U 1U.gLnfato.i
IAos MUSIC boston, Mneg.

Tlig .INWGr.r 90 Beet Tasipped 10
y" MuFiu IH lHf.I.H 10. .. ..H.Hf.ff IHHf l|fH
ssf 0iulI.H u isai 80 ia.flsssssfsi taIis gsss
80 n-Ila n.sirg - fff. gH. it".l l...A'
O.. o. o.. .H. f.fHH.. I"s. 90 Do" a.. -.Hl
t.HfH.I s.H. ffFf H.. g. ID b.. FHu
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st. MaPy'S School

352 35i Poplar ST.. Momphls.
untring nod Day a.bnpI i1f Young Ladies anu
Children.
The IAN school Year higgins oct. 2. The
Primary Department opens oct. ..
NlU suHn % Temple Ir change uf inr IuHI %
Uyulumrut Mis- Maud stowe in rNrf'r ui thr
pr I attn nod Drsrs Ni,s tIur.uuU prUHuau iu
yiHf., col Primary rHUUs. NI.a Carrie kyuurE iu
ruarfr Ul npi HrtUuNi re-. Nh.
Zen TUHfuu. hE uuHillUl lu Hfurinrs nr PRO
NIHrl Iur fur school fHf .TH rusuiuH Yrnr Tho
io.i fud newest HtthuIs ui luftfu, lion uf1 aduIt
ri fIIuHI bout Ihr HfHUUl
Tor Iu ice information rpI'Y ~
st.TEE nUUu' rri, slater su"oriur.
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Election for Directors.

The annual election iof IH.I'.1' aui Five
Director ior uo Masonic I.U." h Memphis
will be- boIi NJ Library Room H. Masonic Temple
on "WEDNESDAY. oCTOBIE I.. D.'"oen lho
hour II % O'Clock ala AMI O'Clock pm. ~
orlOf DAVID y llNnNlN. Il,-ll.lL
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~ o. ~ NN NIif
General Passenger Agent

PAuriE, leaving DC r.ty can have their
furniture safely stored a. Gibson, Wright
& Co.'s fumiuwhour, a5N Main street.
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CoNMEVcIND September the passenger
trains of the Tennessee Midland Railway
rompany will arrive ut and depart from
lie kan4H CITY, Memphis N Birmingham
hrro,, nc the corner 81 Broadway and
Main streets. whore tickets may Boz pur-
chased. instead u at the Mississippi *
Tennessee depot, ~ heretofore.
j. z. GHUNEn,
General Passenger Agent
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CARD.
& SONS,
facturers Of Plano-Fortes,
Steinway Hall. NEW YORK, June 8,

Manufacturers OF Pano-Fortes,
Stenway Hall. NEW YORK, Jun, s. 1888
This is to certify that we have this day,
and until further notice. constituted the
JESSE FRENCH PIANO & ORGAN Co., of
Memphis, Tenn, Sole Dealers for the sale
Of STEINNAY & Sons Piano Fortes for the
city of Memphis and surrounding country.
as also for the State of Arkansas.
STEINWAY & SONS.
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THE MEMPHIS APPEAL
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PAPER IN CIRCULATE IN TOWN AS
WELL AS COUNTRY
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premdey Of he Democratic pcriv-loca, STATE and M,
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thfs, 7o'neSSere and the Uaion
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90 aH..by county Iruu...'. HII uu
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expressly Waived sui iIuD beloved no D. EI1lI hIl
wu. A. CoLtiEM Trustee.
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JUsrru T.IH. dealer iu wall paper hns
removed Co.. 500 reDui street. Wall paper
ai reduced prices.
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ST. AGN rs
Female = Academy,
.. $50.
Nj Memphis, TENN.

rJNHT7 iSsTIru rfON II DELIGHTFULLY."- stTu.
btrd In retired aud healthy part Of the city oi
Memphis, commanding the advantage Of town and
country The cutlrN surroundings breathe an Nlt
oi pcaciul sccluson which ever eXefts 40 power
lul al iuiuencc over the moral physical aud intel
lugtual life.
The Coutso % study embraces tho yarl1u,
branches ~ a snld aud useful oluCatiOn In The
regular tnglish IOur-o tho pupils on entering lr'
mnkcd according Ia their proficiency Ia otthngrp
pay, Grammar Ani Arithmetic. Particular alton
tluu II glNcn ~ sarrri and frnianr History. Rho
iUric aud Composition LATIN aud French cutrt
into tho regular couras A portion ut time 4, vi.
luwei % each pupil Tor flniu and Ornamental
AcedicNotk, shells. Flowers, oir.
IEkMSHlrt session. ~, Ah'U half yearly. lnyafl.
nbl, In advance Tor bpAri ani tuition, M all
lunchrg taught .u iho highest F'hOplE plaiu sHw.
ilF Ialra'ng str. he'd. bcddug stationery aud
Na.hlng $40 and ~ "a Hc,uriiug to toe t,r uf class
uf iFn punt special terms when several mymhDu
81 thr sauna inmil, sucni the n'aNHl No allow.
Euty h made iuf partial ausCnrC o. Withdrawal hr.
Hu' the expiration ~ tho term CArvpt IN case VI
serious UT pro'uaptcd lines.
Ekggks. UruuNu Italian. etc. each. Si2nl Music
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