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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16
PERSONAL POINTS.


MAJ JoHN d, ADAMS, Of Little Rock, is
in the city.
Mu. W. II. BERRY has just returned
from New York.
TnE Hos. WV r. MOORE is visiting
friends in Nashville.
MRs. +. V. PrLLiAM, Of Somerville, is
visiting relatives in the city.
A. /. LowENsrEIN, Of Il. Lowenstcin &
Bros, left for New York last night.
Mus w. r. WATSON left Friday for a
short visit 10 friends in Middle Tennessee
VIsToRs on Change yesterday; W..
Collier, birmingham, Ala; J. I. Hunt,
Tennessee.
I. HAYNES, Of 81. Louis, who has many
friends and admirers here, has been in the
city for several days, and came TO stay a
week.
Mrs. LINDELI, after a pleasant visit TO
her sister. Mrs. Wesibay, No. 81 Mosby
street, has returned to her ZONE in Louis
vile. NY.
The friends Of Mrs. Henry Ferguson
will regret TO know that she is lying dan.
gerously i'll at her residence, No. 0S Mad
ison street.
Cot. WM. JOHNSTON, Charlotte; Col. A.
B. Andrews, wife aud son, are in the city,
OF the North Carolina Railroad, and Vice.
President OF the Richmond q nanvillc.
TuE GayOso Hotel and It's delightful
social circle are much grati6ed 10 receive
the accession for the winter Of Mrs. Ed
mund Ordll and her charming daughter,
Miss Florence.
]. II. Miller, Springfield; W. S. White,
Sheffield; J. u. White. Huntsville; J. u.
Turner, Boston; r. Locwcnsicin. 81. Louis;
Willie Frank, Chicago; Louis l.. Smith,
New York, are at the Peabody.
Col. KENr, the gentleman who Is 10
succeed Mai. NJ. Burke rs superintendent
OF the Illinois Central Railroad at this
point, arrived in the city yesterday, as did
Col. Cole, the travelling auditor Of the
same system.
Ar Gaston's Hotel NJ. Wcins,cin,
GAINESVILLE. Tenn; 4. &. Smith, Atlanta;
II. VI. Sherwood, Chattanooga; W. II.
Howard, H. 7. Murphy, Ddrani, Miss;
4. r. Brown aud wife, Joncsboro. Ark;
w. i. Werner, Marion, Ark.
Carr. JAMES Rvs, Of this city, has been
at the bedside OF his father in Pittsburg for
some time past, and will remain there
until the invalid Is out Of danger. The
sick man has been very Close 10 deaths
door. but he Is now improving aud his
prospects OF recovery are good.
JANrs BADiNELLi, who has resided In
Memphis some thirty years, aud who, for
eighteen years past has been connected
with the Sturlas restaurants, has located
at Wynne, Arkansas, 10 engage in general
merchandising and the hotel business.
Mr.. Badinolli Is q popular Mcmphian, aud
will become equally as popular In hi5 new
homo.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16
A FERTILE MIND INDEED.
Who Said a Government Gunnery Was
To Be Established in Momphisq

Who Said a Government Gunnery Was
To Be Established in MomphisP
SECT thee to gunncry!"
The rumor reached TnE APPEAL yester-
day afternoon, through reliable source,
that the Milburn Gin and Machine Com
pany's mammoth establishment was to be
converted into concern for the manuiac.
ture of guns for the national Government.
A reporter was dispatched TO the home of
President John d. Milbum last night TO
learn how much OF truth there was in tho
report
"Thcro is not word OF truth in It, said
Mr.. Milburn.
"And you have no contract with the
Government forthc manufactured of guns"
"Neyor heard OF it ii We have. We have
nice business already, ON some of which
We make some money, and would not
think OF giving 1t all up without something
big"
you could make guns, could YOU not2"
"Oh yes; but 1t would uccessiatc the
putting in OF some extra and expensive
machinery"
"And YOU have heard nothing Of tho
report until mentioned it TO you?'
"Not word. would give dollar 10
learn who has the fertile mind that origi-
mated il"
"Get thee to a gunnery!"
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RI,cr TcIrrrnm..

pfT1HnrRG, IA. Dec. ih.=Rivcr falling
Weather clcnf and pleasant
VfCKsnuRG, Mis-, Dee. is.-Ritcr falling
Passed M city 81 Nicksuuus hatChez ~ ~. Louis,
aum.
WHEELING. W. Va, Dec t.-Rver feet 7
inches nud falling Weather cloudy aud cool.
MEN ORLEANs Ia. Dec. ii.-NcnihCr cloudy
aud Wauaor, Departed Mary Houston. Cincin.
natl
CAIRO ~. y, s-Rlycf iccl 9 inchcs and
falling Noath Wy ana cool. Arrived Edna.
above. ans u.Anii. state. MCmphls. AIN.
Departed. Gmniio state. Cincinnati. Fam.
CINCINNATI. o., Dec. It-tiivcf 10 feet I Inch
anil fsIug. Weather clear Thermometer a. Z.
Night-il,cr it fcci inches aud risng Weather
cloudy Departed. Hudson, nusburg Ohio.
Memphis
LOUISVILLE Ky. Dec. ia.-Hvcr STATIONARY.
with feet inch un The falls and feet inchrt In
the canal Weather iar aud cool shi-l,Ncf
rising. with iori Inches on ne falls and iClt o
lnChss la the canal Weather fair aud cool.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16
AFTER SIX YEARS

An Arkansas Murderer Captured IN
This CITY.
Some time In lssglJamcs Anenicr Jack.
ION, colorcd, then living In Phillips
County Ark, became angcred NJ his
siop.daughier. Kate Robinson, aged
thirteen years. and murdered her. lilo
buried the body In an old field and left the
county. A few days aitcrward. while
blowing in the Geld. an old negro un-
cartbod the corps and Il was identified a.
the missing child. Jackson was at once
suspected Of the deed, a. he had ire.
quently threatened her life. lie was lo-
Gated about four years ago on a farm Ia
DcSoio County, his., but when an
officer went 10 arrest him be skipped out,
and his whereabouts remained unknown
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16

NEW York, Dec. ia Kingston,
Jamaica, special TO the Herald says. The
liaytians are in q state OF terror at the
rumor that United States war vessels arc
on their way here to demand the release
OF the seized steamer Haytian Republic.
The government dare not fight, and they
fear that to surrender the vessel in open
port at the demand OF foreign man-oi-
war would make them unpopular and
weaken their authority at home. Hence
they have decided upon very shrewd
move.
The Atlas Line steamer Alenc, Capt
Seidcrs, which arrived from New York last
night, brought with her n crew under con
tract with Minister Preston, They will
sail for Port-au-prnce at midnight on the
steamer Arran, also of the Atlas Line,
which has been chartered for the occasion,
and will take possession of the steamer
llrytian Republic on Sunday, They will
then leave Immediately for New York be-
fore the American mcnvof-war arrive.
Chief officer Williams, Of the Acnc, will
Company have contracted with Minister
Preston to deliver the Haytian Republic
at New York, and they hope to accom-.
plish ii in this way.
Hayti thus expects TO be spared the dis
grace Of being compelled to deliver the
vessel on the demand oil foreign man.oi-
war. The Government also hopes TO as.
cape the payment OF indemnity. II is n
great scheme. IN regard to the above, a
Hrdid reporter last night interviewed
Secretary Bayard at Washington. The
Secretary said he had no information on
the subject, but that the line Of action in
Dictated IN the Kingston dispatch would he
agreeable TO him, but that in 80 far rs the
question of indemnity was involved, it
would not make the slightest dir renee.
The llayiian Minister, Stephen Preston,
said that he hal heard nothing OF any
such plan.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16
ONLY A PEW MORE NAMES.

The Wagner Club List OF Associate
Mambors Very Nearly Fun.
The list 81 associate members for the
Wagner Club is now almost full.
When filed the books will bo closed,
aud $1,000 VII not suffice 10 get any one
position on the list.
II negotiations now pending prove sue.
ccssiul, the first concert by the club will be-
given at the thcater on Saturday night,
february IL. 1852 In orlcr ,odo this. Man.
agcr Frank Gray, Ut the business propusi.
ton OF Mr.. Emile Loyy. the c!ab's dircc-
tor. sin correspondence with the company
having dates for that week, looking toward
the surrender oi that evening 10 the club.
Until this IL settled, Mr.. Levy can make
no definite announcement, but the pros
poets afc that the concert will boz given nt
the time mentioned. Mr. Levy b also doing
some lively correspondence with artists,
and will put up program ai once brilliant
and pleasing. Among the numbers 90 br
performed At thc initial entertainment are
"Dansc Macabfc.' by Sans Sacus. "liun.
yady Lssllo," by Erkcligr, and the ballot
music oi "Ricnzi," 10y Wagner.
One u the original features Of the organ.
izatiun las been changed, aud those whose
desire to spend delightful evening would
prompt them 10 attend the concerts had
better get in on the ground floor aud be
enrolled o. mcmbcr, Il has been an.
nounccd that male citizens desiring 10 at.
tend could purchase tickets ior 50 through
members This arrangement has been
abandoned, owing 10 the limited capacity
oi the thcairr.
Only a lew moro names can be- accepted,
and they should bo gotten TO Mr.. Levy
promptly.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16

until yesterday, when Capt ]. A. Phillips,
a planter OF Phillips County, came to
Memphis, and in his rambles around
town ran across the murderer Capt
Phillips appeared before Squire Prescott
and swore out 4 warrant for Jacksons ar
rest, and in person served it, having been
appointed special deputy for the pur-
pose Since his residence in this city
Jackson has been running drays, and has,
1t is said, accumulated considerable
money. He protests his innocence of
course, but the evidence against him is
positive. lie was taken to Jail, whore he
will remain until an officer from Phillips
County comes alter him.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16
nREAKa - REcoRp.

The Biggest Price for Cotton Obtained
for Years.
Mr. W. J. Crawford, Of the firm Of Nal.
lory, Crawford & Co, IS very proud Of the
sale no made yesterday. Il isn't every
day you can get rs cents pound for 23l
bales Of cotton, but that Is precisely what
Mr. Crawford did yesterday, aud the an.
nounccmcnt will doubtless surprise some
Of our readers. The cotton WAS all one
crop and was raised In Arkansas from
what IL known M Allen seed. Tho price
obtained b - cents pound. the biggcst
realized In Memphis for years. SIR. Cuw.
ford must be- NJ elegant IN his collon.rOom
"a no - before public meeting.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16
INTERESTING TO LADIES.
They Have Como.

The largest and finest collection Of Nicer.
schaum Pipes, Cigar and Cigarette Hold.
cfs, Cigar and Cigarette Cases ever brought
90 Memphis. Most beautiful gifts for tho
holidays. We will have names stamped
on all Cigar and Cigarette Holders, Pipes,
Cigar and Cigarette Cases FRLE 90 CHARGE
We invite the ladies 10 call and inspect
our handsome collection Of Holiday Goods
!. SANEisoS * Co,
giO Main Street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16
he Teacher

Who advised her pupils TO strengthen
their minds by the use of Ayers Sar-
saparilla, appreciated the truth that
bodily health is essential to mental
vigor, For persons of delicate and feeble
constitution, whether young or old, this
medicine is remarkably beneficial. 10
sure YOU got Ayers Sarsapnrilla.
Every spring and fall take num-
Der of bottles Of Ayers SarSRparilla, and
am greatly benefited. 49, Mrs. James III.
Eastman, Stoneham, Mass.
~ have taken Ayers Sarsnrarilla
with great benefit TO my general health"
So Miss Ihraa l., Crcrar Palmyra, Md.
MY daughter, twelve years Of age,
has suffered for The past Yenr from
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16
THE KNOTT AFFAIR.
The Brick Entertainment Cut Short by
Inclenent Vaather

Ah' bIltA hnbtlAN'AlntnN NNt snort DY
Inclement Weather.
The parties who are having fun with old
man Knott ON New Raleigh road, took a
brief rest last night owing, doubtless, to
the inclemency OF the weather. Sheriff
Mclcndon, accompanied by a posse Of
four went out ON horseback, but no DEM
onstralion was made during his stay,
which extended from $3.50 TO $50 o'clock
pm. When hc arrived there he found
d. Knott, of Crawford willie, on guard and
with him FREUD and nciehbor. They
report that bricl. came through the rear
window OF the store room shortly after
dusk and landed in q ilnur barrel A few
other missiles were also received from the
same direction, but nothing TO speak oi.
Sheriff McLcndun after Interviewing tho
family and inspecting the premises. Is Of
the opinion that Alex. Sands, the culorcd
cuachman recently discharged, in at the
bottom Oi the mischief, aud thai the bonn
harding is done by his direction. Ii 30,
Alex. Is a very sly coon.
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snoar.wrSD wmcrburys at Thaycr's.
voLUNrARn.Y sURRaNpEREp.

A Man Wanted at Cincinnati Gives
Himself Up.
J.. a. Hawkins, Fugitive from Justice,
wanted at Cincinnati Tor bigamy and for
gerry, surrendered to ralrolman Kelly, Il
the local police force, yesterday anl WIS
locked up at the stn,ion-housc. Hawkins
Is telegraph operator, and said he came
here TO obtain work to pay back the
amount Of the forgery. but being unsuc.
crfslul. he concluded 10 return 10 Cincin-
matt an1 stand trial lie denies that be- IL
guilty ol biramy. Hawkins was released
from an insane asylum at indianapolis
about two weeks ago. The Cincinnati au.
ihoriiics have tcl,uophcd to hold Hawk.
ins until an officer oi that city can come
after him.
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General Debility.

A few weeks since. we began 10 give
her Ayers Sarsaparilla. Her health has
greatly improved. ~ Mrs. Harriet IL.
Battles, South Chelmsford, Mass.
About year ago began using Ayers
SalsaparillN rs remedy for debility
and neuralgia resulting from malarial
exposure IN the army. | was In very
bad condition, hut six bottles Of the Sar-
sannrilln. with occasional doses of Ayers
Pulls, have greatly improved my health.
| nm now able To work, aud feel that
cannot say too much for your excellent
remedies" -. a. Pinkham, South
Moluncus, Me.
"My daughter, sixteen years old. IL
using Ayers Sarsaparlla with good Of
feet. o. Rev. s. !. Graham, United
Brethren Church, Buckhannon, ". Va.
al suffered from
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s Suspicious ,.r.o.


NEw EoRH, Dec. l5.-The Atlas steamer
Andes sailed today from this port bound
Tor rort-au-prince. Rumors that she ear.
ried, besides general cargo, several hun
drcd thousand bail cartridges ior the Hay
tian Government, could not be- officially
verified. II was stated at the office OF the
agents of the line, PIN, Forwood d Co..
that they could not yet tell the nature Of
the Andes cargo until her sailing paper,
had been closed and received. llaylian
Minister Preston also could not say posi-.
lively that the steamer carried
any ammunition for his Government.
but thought il very likely that she
did. From another source 10 was learned.
however, that the Andes, in addition To
her cargo OF cartridges, carried about 900
Winchester and Remington rifles, con-
signed by a manufacturing Grm in thls
city TO the llaytian Government Minister
Preston this morning positively refused To
affirm or deny the report tplrgfaphcd from
Jamaica last night 10 the effect that q crew
under contract with him 10 take possession
oilhe seized steamer. llaylian Republic,
had arrived at Kingston. The report is,
however, credited In shipping circles
and h looked upon as wire movement oi
the laylian Minister. Il ~ argued that
this crew will at once be sent to port-au.
Prince aud be placed Immediately on the
llaytian Republic. The vessel will then
be- headed for New York, where she viii
arrive, barring accidents. before the Amer.
lean vessels Galcna aud lantic can reach
layti.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16
STANDARD Pianos

"slcinway," "lIardman," "Chickcring."
Moderate prices. Easy terms NJ
JESSE FnrNcu Piano ( OngAy CoNrANY.
No. 3G3 Main Street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16
PInnn. aud Orrnns.

Your choice Of iiily different styles Of
paflor and chapel Organs. including the
world renowned Mason & llamlin, Pack
ard. Palace, Josso French and other lead.
ing makers, on payments Vi $40 cash and
balance % per month.
Your choice Of our large stock Of Upright
and Grand Pianos on cOrrcapOndingly
easy terms. Open every evening until II
o'clock.
JESS FErNcn PfANo & ORGAN Co.,
No, 100 Main street
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hoy IRrIy.

There has been rush al Milford.
every hour the past week; We are sure 70
have n much larger one this. Don't wait
until the day before Christmas 90 buy.
Come early in the week, then We can give
you the attention VIC wish 10 show and you
deserve,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16
THE HAYTIAN TROUBLE.
THE SHREwD SCHEME OF THE BLACK
REPUBLIC STATESMEN.

They Propose to Release the Steamer
Haytiau Republic Before the United
States Men-of-War Can Get to Port
Au-Prince.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16

LADIES cape collars a speciality at Mem.
phis Steam Laundry, 22l Second street.
Branch Office 3jT Main.
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Go TO Hughes & lIallcr for Christina,
presents. 1853 Main street.
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TmR Louisiana Lottery draws Tuesday,
Drcnmbsf Is.
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Go TO Hughes 4 Halter for Christ mas
presents, 353 Main street
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LOUISIANA LorrEnY draws Tuesday, Do
oembcr 49,
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rusTuatNo rIcT

mNGwALD-Ths mncml II rlHtuuu nisa.
VAIN VIII ato rlhrf frum Ne rsidcnoo ~ hri
mn. John ninrwald 20. 10 NH street. this FrN
DAY afternoon A. 10 O'Clock Friends oi che
family nfu infiie.i o. siirni
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piID.
tAgk4uNaM q. frsIrnrr ~ her fdtIsf. An.
hfrw inrt auu. iul Wellington street fHturi1F. d.
rrmlrr 4 is.A ate O'Clock pm iuA tACEs1g. in
thc iuunh yrif u be- aFn.
Before departing t..s llic che called her rlaiitct
10 hof bedside and t..I them abe IVES golus ~ bee
Cob
NIt.soNaAt fcsIfluHe rufucf ~ WALNUT tni
0ruEa str'ts. nni orlnUt am. SUNDAY, nu
cUmirf "a. issr, Mr. liVtnffH NriHlN.
Due notice of fuufHl Win bo givcn.
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RAILROAD watches at Thaycr'A
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Lis, OF rnaell,cred TcicErlm.


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u iowcn,icln & Bros, n n ingram, 2
&. e. thasc. 1uut MCGOWAN & Co,
liafimus Co., TN Sullivan,
\ n HayueH. &C. Gnivra.
Geo. 3 Lsiciarc. 2. J. p nlvant. 2
" ~ Sprrur n " Morrison. n
Mn fahllc Williams Cfsinnn Nafmciy,
" ~ Carroll Turner iiryuut,
Man tay.up Bank. Narolean lili
u II. Marlin. S0lumuu Howard.
~ n1rky, W. W. Trout.
supt iiHll, . n Mclaughlin,
II. Walton, icanuciic Emanuel
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~ iiugha. iiafimua a Co.,
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q. d. nu-r g co., John tuhusuu.
n Dudley iuysof. John J. collins,
Nf :. q llonly. Nh Gilbert Rnine,
Jones Bros. q 90. Mr. N. q. Nail,
Geo. H. llcncufich. e. w. Latham,
- Miiigan.
I. n Atkinson. Rn Uufy,
J. w. Coffin q CO., FW knpp.
y A. Ihurt1n, The Peters 20,
Aug Fell a Co., g. n larry.
Capt Y ncvott, Is Dctant.
ral Kcin. Capt ~ shaw,
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james Carr, Cuycf Cold siomgcCo
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-05-01

SAN Francisco. April 30.-Ths Pacific Coast
Steamship Companys steamer Queen Of the
Pacific, plying between San Francisco and the
southern coast ports. sunk near Port Hartford
this morning An Associated Press dispatch
gers were saved. The steamer Santa Rosa will
be sent down from here this evening to carry
the passengers to their destination. The steam
er Queen Of the Pacific 10 the largest steamer
running on the coast She sailed from here
yesterday afternoon for Port Hartford and San
Diego She was due at Port Hartford. which Is
l95 miles south OF here. and about eleven miles
from San Louis Obispo. early this morning.
The number Of Der crew and passengers IL not
known, but the steamer generally carried Q large
number of passengers.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-05-01

The inmates Of the Swan Hotel, at Peoria,
found young German named Heinrich Stein
bach dead in bed on Sunday morning. 1t was .
case of suicide, the telltale revolver being found
by his side and bullet hole in his forehead.
On Saturday, the master in chancsry sold the
NJ. c. Thompson Manufacturing Company's
property, at Rockford. by order Of the court
1t was purchased by William Lathrop, for $780,
600, which 10 $1,000 less than the mortgage and
$50. 900 less than its estimated value.
The State Board of Health has perfected ar
raneements for collsctiag samples of water
weekly from all important points on the prinei-
pal streams OK northern Illinois for careful
system Of analysis. with Sview 70 Determining
whether they contain fever gonna The invssti-
gation will be confined chiefly TO streams from
which towns and cities draw their water supply.
will be made thoroughas possible and will
extend through the summer season.
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w. q. r. u. copvest,on.

Special 90 the Indianapolis JeufsN
snEtnyvitiE, April 3o-Ths w. O T. u.
convention for the counties Of Marion. Shelby
and johnson 10 In session ihore to-day, NJ tho NJ
L. Church, with Mrs. NJ. Noble, Of Greenwood,
preslding The attendance 10 quito large, esps.
ciaily from indianapolis. and much intsrest IL
being taken. This afternoon the following pro.
gramme was carried outs
Bible reading, conducted by Mrs Olive Nil.
ler, Indianapolis; The w, q. IT, u,," Mrs Nell
Ito DUNCAN, Franklin; Discussion; Scientific
Instruction. L. L. Reed, ''Impnrs Literature.
Mira. M. Noble; "NArcotIes," Mira q Loftiui
age Of Proteetlon." MrA d. Wilson, "our
Paner." Mas Mollis Hay, Indianapolis
Tenight the church was, crowded TO listen %
al address from Mas L. ~ Reed, OF Indisnsp.
oils, on "Our Missionary Work. Miss Alice
Palmer. OF Franklin. spoke ~ length upon
Young Women's Work" The recitation by
Miss Emma Foley. Of franklin, was one Of tho
features OF tho evening. The convention will
continue over Tuesday
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NASHVILLE, April 30.-Ceudy weather aud
occasional light rains during the morning, just
enough to lay the dust. put the track at tho
west-side Park in excellent condition. but some
what diminished the attendance. which num-
bered about 5000. With the exception of foul
in the third race, between Irish Pat and Asceola,
everything went on IS smoothly a. could be do
sired. III
First Raes-Selline; six furlones. Rivst won
by q length; Full Sail second, Buckeye third
Time, 1:17. Betting: Rivet, S9to 50; Full Sail
81 TO 81; Buckeye, $I2 to 81
Sscoud Race-Purse: seven furlongs. Lelex
won by TWO lengths: Benedict fecond, Kermesse
third Time. 1:29k Betting: Lelex, even
money; Benedict $50 TO 81; Ksrrness. $40 10 81.
Third Raee-Haudcap; one mile and seventy
yards. Aseeols first; Moilie McCarthy's Last
second, Lottis Wall third. Time, 1:47t. Irish
Pat Was FIRST under the wire by half o length
ahead of Asceola, but was disqualified for foul
ing the latter in the quarter stretch. Betting:
g 70 81 Aseeolai s6 to 81 Moliis's Last; $50 to
81 Lottis Wall.
Fourth Raes-Wsst-side stakes. for two-year-
old colts: five furlones Proctor Knott won
handily; Fan King second. Liberty third. Time,
1904. Betting: - so to 81 Proctor Knott; 81 TO
s2 Fan King; - to 81 Liberty. 10
Fifth Race~-SellinR; six frrlones. Bale
Brock won by . neck: Tudor eecond. Dudley
Oaks third Tine, 1:l6s. Betting: so to 81
Belle Brock; y 70 - Tudor; el5 to 81 Dudlsy
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