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disease Once on ueconu no9I ,.h oo anrlayI
and Ninth streets, near Lhclede hotel. apli-e'.
- vr,,vosox III. CHAMBkhs.
FuLKEEssON 8. CHAMBERS,
nHYsICiANS AND SURGEONS, LeNpanseom' pisso,,s
Mo Office over the drug store store ,,,nri Io
owing us, individually, are earnesuS nis,Tss
call aud pay their aeeeuhtS d. o''''''
DIR. r. COOLEY.
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tlsrI,rs ,van ssAuip Keller oiOthins s'ot, ~,
sGextnston, No has go home, WI ,r,.,,Is ,,nl
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MEDICAL.
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PETKH TEMFLE.
mrs TEMPLE s. PAYNE.

IIoMGOPATHIsT Women and ChildreSh y,
III Disetses Il specially. once Oh fSi'g
!. a Nrnnr nnnnAile CumrthOnSe. Npi-i'.
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/ TTORNEY ALLAN. VIII give prompt at
n lentlou to all business entrusted TO MS care
WIIl practice in all The courts, except the LIo-
Iaa IurL Df LafaY site county. uecEYl
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RANKS.

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In Lafayette county, an Il guarante" my price,
from Is To IS per cent lower. Call and you sinai
be ConV inced huH2Zu
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

Judge l.. II. Estes rendered decisions in
the following eases yesterday Fred MORT
W. Kansas City, Springfield and Memphis
railroad. judgment in favor Of plaintiff for
s.. 06j: 7. +. Cas.els W. T. kcck, judg-
ment in favor OF plaintiff for property;
John Wylic 4 Son vs.. :. Bestoii, judg
ment in favor Of plaintiff for S3GJ.0s; Tax
ing District VI. II. s Moscly, judgment in
favor Of defendant; Taxing District VI. G..
NJ. Anderson judgment in favor of plaint-
IN for $50. Taxing District vs.. John Me-
Gowan, Judgment in favor Of defendant;
Taxing District vs.. Shed Ware. judgment
In favor of plaintiff for $50; i. G. w.
O'Neill vs.. Peters x Sawrie judgment in
favor Of plaintiff n. T. Ingram vs.. Pros.
pect Par Dummy line, judgment in favor
OF plaintiff for cent damages and cost;
Taxing District W Winnie Robson, judg
ment in former trial set aside and costs d.
vided between principals.
Today's calendar lO,Ois, y. II. Postor
Va Heber Jones; l0,0j0, X. Il. Lee x Co
vs. John Harsh; lO,O52, i. W. Rice 4 Go,
vs. Hook & I.aGrill ct al; l0,053, Hill q
Sons Va L. NJ. Applewhite x CO.; lO,O5i,
II. ". Lamb Va Cole Manufacturing com
pany; l0,O6l, Martin Barrett W Milburr
Gin and Machine company; l0,O67, W. o.
Flynn W. j. II. Nicely; O,S2g, 7. McCndder
& Co. vs. ID. lowcnstcin Bros; 1851, Mar
A. Graham Va John Lamengo; 0,gA, w
/. Clapp. assignee, vs. Woodruff Lumber
company; 0.975. Il. J. Black q Co. VI W
4. jackson; 1850, w. NJ. Robertson vs. W
], Van Horn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

George w. Ferguson and wife Callie
filed bill in chancory yesterday asking
that the firm Of J. l.. Edwards q Co., Of
which they are members, be compelled to
render TO them statements monthly OF the
firms business. The bill charges that
defendant was instrumental in kecpin 2
complainant, George Ferguson, under thc
influence Of liquor, so as TO keep him in
ignorance Of the firms business.
Chancellor Estes made 4 ruling yestcr
day of interest 10 guardians, their ward.
and the surcties on guardian funds, TO III,
effect that hereafter, in making their an
nual settlements in his court, guardian.
would be required TO show how the
money OF their wards was invested, and
would be allowed credit only Tor sucl
sums rs may appear 10 be invested as rc'
quired by law. lie deprecated the praciir,
OF parties qualifying rs guHr,iians and
using the money OF their wards secured
only by their bonds.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

Mrs. +. Ries, Vance street.
c. G. Carter, Bcale street.
+, w. Scruggs, Poplar aud Orleans.
G. !. Long K Bro, shelby and lrozcyaDt
A. Marx, Hot Springs Ark,
Fransioli Bros, Front and Madison.
Joseph Samucls, Nandalc, Ark.
Thomas Coyne, Alabama street
e. NJ. Harper Carlisle, New Mexico.
W, W Gresham, Bolivar, Miss.
Mrs. A. MCNicholas, Sogth street.
NJ J. Griffin, South and Rayhuru avenue.
Butler Bros, North Gate llmwood Comet
Garwood & Co., Thaver, Mo.
Il. /. Watt Starkyillc, Miss.
w. j. Locke, Artesia Miss.
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n orris Lesser, HAYNES Ark.
J. X. Glenn, CORTLAND, Miss.
Fransiol & BOdinclli Madison street
Harvey Robinson Second and Madison.
Biscoc & Spcakes, Bolivar, Miss
S. Rosenhoim, Main, bet Poplar and Wash
ingt6n.
|. Il. Page, Fourth and Poplar.
George schilloy, West Court street.
Frank Carlu, 20l johnson avenue.
A. Campbell & Co., Bglle street.
s. Fricdllnlcr, Union street.
:. Bchr & Co., corner Union and nCSoso cry
A. J. Hall e Co, corner Vance and Herman
do streets.
w. c. McCary & Co., Byhalio, Miss.
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NJ. l.. and NJ. G. winbom to j. y.
Douglass, trustee, 10 secure payment OF
notes in favor Of Armis,cad & Bro.
amounting to 500, part Of lot 10 In
Arlington. Tenn.
Albert T. Brown TO II. l. Guion, LOT b
Of the Cooper subdivision on Shelby street,
$500. -,
John II. Nab on 81 John W. Saunders
country lot containing two acrcs, slUO.
Tho Memphis Lecture Bureau Is the
s,yle OF a charter aled with the County
registrar yesterday, the object o! which ~
20 promote literary taste.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

;. uoioDerg, Fort Pickering.
V. Benardino, Main and Linden.
Charles Clcelli Union and DeSota
John Oakley, Beale street
CharlcsGallina, Beale street.
J. A. NJ cClain, Capitol Saloon. -
Floyd e Mooney. Main street.
@. Podesta and Bro, Main and Court
J A. Pollock, Madison street.
W. ii, Irwin, Monroe street
Turf Exchange, Monroe street.
Bake Goldbaum, Second street, Chelsea.
joan Oberle, Second street Chelsea.
A. j. Jcrnherg, Water Valley, Miss.
A. J.. Hyatt Yazoo City, Miss.
Wade Harvey, Kosciosko, Miss.
J. Livclar. Canton, Miss.
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The Aberdeen Pair.

Special Dispaeh w inc APlNM
AurnprES, Miss, Oct l6.-The great
eat racing ever witnessed on track IN
Mississippi will occur within tho mex, few
dava over scycn,y-Gvc race horses are
hero. and the sport Is great. The city u
being crowded with strangers from every.
WHERE. and today the track was fine and
the attendance the largest for many ycar'
ON tho lint hay.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17
wnrrlage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday
10 W. n. Neyill and Miss Mollic Z. kocn,
white: sam Spencer and Della Bryan, 5.
Il. Hutchinson aud Nora Crumlic, George
Christian and Emma Clay, colorcd; J. A.
Hall and Mr. ]. T.. Sherwood, George @,
II. Below and Miss Annie Jerome, white
Henry Woods and Annie Chapman, jos
THOMPSON and Mary J. Kyle, colorcd.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17
Criminal Count.

Another vain effort was made yesterday
TO get a jury TO try Zcb Nolen. Only one
person was selected out Of the vcnire OF
scycnty-fye.
Mr.. Drcyius, Mr.. Smith being sick, was
released. So the jury box contains still
only eight. Another yenirc has been or
dcrcd Tor tomorrow morning.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

j. IA. Warner, Srultuhia Miss.
J G. white, Ncsson, Miss.
Jnn. c. Hill, purauL Miss.
/ samclsou * Co., Ga,o' Hotel.
l. Samclsuu a Co.., Peabody Hotel.
| Saniclson 4 CO., luchrmauu's Hotel
! Slmelsnu & Co., $40 Main street
r. T. Forth g, Main street
Nrs.A. N.Lumhurdl ,dacc Hotel, Sardts, Miss,
Moss Rose Cafe, Main and Union.
j. y. Howard 6 Co, Vance street.
l.. Harrison, pycrhurs lcun.
7 H. Warner ~,natuhla, Miss,
Fallnw x Montana, Main street, rca' Louis
willie n Nashville depot
John Calvin, Main and Market
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CAUGHT In THE COURTS.
ANOTHER VAIN EFFORT TO SECURE
A JURY IN THE FEB NOLAN CASE.

Important Ruling of Chancellor Estes
Regarding Qlarentinos -- Decisions
in the Circuit Court Yesterterday-
Chancegy Court Adjourns Until Friday
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

In your complaint Il want u appetite. try
hail a wine glass u Angustum Biiicn hall
nm hour before dinner. Beware Of counter.
icits Ask for the genuine article, manu-
farturrd by J. q. u. sicgcrt a Sons
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

VIII be found an excellent remedy for
,ick headache. Carter. Little Liver Pills
Thousands of letter. from people Who have
u.ed them prove this fact Try them.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

Miss Mary Hanly was yesterday ap'
pointed guardian Of the heirs Of William
sutntrcrs. deceased.
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w. NJ. Burfo,d Chapel Hill, Miss,
Jas Ccr3ola ~ Co., Main aud Washington
Lewis Bros. Nickshurg, Miss.
G. nondero, Front street
A. Lee & Co, Fulton, Tenn.
J, s. Clements Mason, Team.
Dcrcntz 4 Co.. Poplar street
J. NJ Jackson, Alderman MisL
H. j. Hester, Madison and Ms.n.
NJ. X. Cox, HOLLYWOOD Mis-.
Turkey & Co., Coldwat"r Miss.
| H. X. Fisher, Mississippi avenue.
! A. n CaruthcrS, Carksdalc Miss.
| /. Y1nonc. Main and Winchester streets.
| /. Sambucctti, Main, near Louisville a Nash
willie depot
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John Asst, Main and Union.
II. y. Eimundson, Mississippi avenue.
John Gazzolo, Frontand Guy1so.
l.. A. Morris & Co, 0sccola, Ark.
]. Sartorc ~ Bro, Bealc and Second.
DR.. J. L. Simmonds, Clnrksl.lc, Mss.
L. Carm, l.6 johnson avenue.
4. G. Campbell & Co., A0b Main street,
: J. Sturla, Il Union street
w. c. Griswold, 1923 Main street
W. H. SNaro, Mississippi ave, cor Walker
Phil Frrnsioli, corner Second and Union.
Slcdrc Bros, Como, Miss
". ". Scales & Co., Starhyllc Miss.
Mrs. 7. Finnic, Alabama street.
.C. c. Carly, Bcalc street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

DH. BLY's CELEBRATED PIT
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-23
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BALTIMORE Juno 22.-Cotton steady. Mdding at l0Lc.
Flour weak, steady Howard Street. and Western super
ne 50 0$2 o. Extra DO 50 25o375 Family 10 - 70
dI66 City Mills per1ue 50 50a2 o. Extra DO s.
Rio Brands 81 5000 10 PaaDsco Family 81 3d. 40 81.
perlstve Patent IS e whestsouthern firm nominal Eults
Winter Red spot S5 nc; do June s5Sc nominal do ygy
SO 20 August S57s0s6c; do September SUAQSg7sc
Yellow $4,000 Western dull and Mixoi spot az
Steady Southern a. 40Sfso Western white al i$stt
Western MIei at s0Q4lc; Pennsylvans at 4Ogt5c.
steady ca $3.50 for Prime Hay quiet Prime TO ChoUe
Western SIT 000Sl7 80 Provisions qqiet and steady
Mess Pork els o. Bulk meats shoulders loose go Clear
RIB Sides packed ssic Bacon-Shoulders sac Clear RID
quiet Westera packed ~ l6a Creamery $50 2Oc
Eggs higher at l6la0l 7c Petroleum steady Refined at
7sc Coffee dull. Rio cargoes, fair at l5c. sugar
QUIET; "a" soft Gao Copper refined firm at lo99l59c;
per steamer dnll; Cotton 1924 Flour ton 6s 0e
Grain 202lad Receipts-Flour $500 bbs Wheat 1000
bush. Corn 450 hush oats 1900 bush. shipments
Flour 772 bbs Sales-Whoat $4,000 bush. Corn 900
BUSH
BUFFALO. Juno 22-wheat-No. Dari in good demand.
but the limits weak on boatload lots 5 over Chicago
August sales OF 2O00 push at S60S6hc 5000 bush at
s5Lc; No. Northern dull at 3.c over No. Northern
iao over: Winter Wheat easier; Ma. Rel 92U92 &c
No White Michigan 92 &c. Corn dull weak and lover
at SEC: Oats No White ss'.c; 20 Mixed Siac
steady Winter sl4 OoasIi 25 Spring sl3 O00
sl3 90 Cornmeal steady Oatmeal steady Canal freights
dull Wheat 1sc Corn &c; Oats Se Receipts-Flour
$500 bbls Wheat $4,000 push Corn $4,000 bush oats
$4,000 bush. shipments by Rail-Flour $4,000 bols.
Wheat 10000 bush Corn $4,000 BUSH Canal Shipments
Wheat 5000 bush. Corn $4,000 bush Oats $4,000 bush.
CHICAGO. June 22.-The leading futures ranged as
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TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, June % Especial. -When July wheat fell
under so Thursday, all bull convictions were
upset, and holders prepared themselves for anything
For there great surprise or commoon
when July wheat to-day sold at 20 cents The opening
was easy trife under the closing figures OF Thursday
July started at so Ia. The big short in the market
Hutchinson, inclined at the opening TO cover just
as soon buying orders began to be executed the
crowd tailed on after hi The buying once so
general spite Of all appearance the price
rapidly advanced 1894 cent for the different options
did the autocrat Of this market abandoning
the plan Of covering his shorts, ne began selling again
II caught the pit utterly unppared to take any wheat
and sharp decline began. The s.lmpcding OF the
sealpers followed by llouidatng by all classes OF
small holders here appeared absolutely no adequate de-
mand and result. without any noticeable selling except
by Hutchinson the price declined 20 the lowest point In
nOnts79 cents for july II 34 cents break since May
u.s. and only 3d4 above the lowest figure OF March
The close little above the lowest figures OF the
day, 20 1Sal4 for July 20 7S for August and 50 5S
for December July sold from 10 70 40 So cents
There was very speedy rally back from 40 oS " AZ 3S
al-2, where July closed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-23
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKEIS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

There was little attention paid TO the Chicago balong
a Produce Exchange yesterday for the grain markets
developed and comparative activity which re-
Gued strict attention business The decline came
late early trading shorts had some buying
% do which, in wheat options, strenH thened prices fac
tonaly. The Frightening outlook for the crops, how
ever gradually eXeTng its effect holders, and after
the bears reduced their lines the supply Of goods soon
weakened the market in tho absence Of good demand
Little OF decided character received, and the
selling partook Of an anxious desire TO unload. The
ana down / is for June at So rs; Ia for July. at
90 IA; for August 81 5S, and September at SO 81,
and 81 cent December, 90 1S cents The export
inquiry fell off, and the purchases OF shippers limited
$4,000 bushels spot lots easier apd closed de
cidedy weak. Cash fairly active and lower,
shippers buying $4,000 bushels The fine weather. which
Is promising big yield Of corn, IS influence that over
comes falling of in the interior receipts and the
options were weak throughout. The close weak at
losses Of IL for July, at SO ga 3S for August at
50 Is September; rs for october, at IS is; 3S
fer November 90 rs and Ia cant for December. at
SO cents oats ruled heavy but dull and the options
closed of - for July at SO So unchanged for August
at 81 S4 and up 1-s September, 81 12
There were sales OF cash lard and the trading in the
options was extremely light. The market rmer and
closed with gains Of Gas points follows; June.
s. AZ July Al August, IS AZ September s. 4o. and
October, IS 43.
The receipts grain and -four reported at NewYork.
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston were as follows:
Wheat 49, 72S bushels 78. 557 bushels; oats 5So22
bushels total gra,n 172 907 bushels -four 1928 pack
ages At Chicago Milwaukee and ST. Louis the receipts
were Wheat 0s0 bushels 214, 56l bushels oats
1854 bushels total grain 453 215 bushels -four 1875
barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-23
RETAIL COAL DEALERS INDIGNANT.

The retail coal dealers of this city have become In
dgnant at the shabby manner in which they have been
treated, they aege, BY some OF the middlemen and
yesterday held special meeting at the Retail Coal
Dealers Exchange, in Grand Opera House Hall, and In
vlted the wholesale dealers to be present committee
was appointed confer with the producers and Try
and have matters Strengthened out. James Thedford,
large retail dealer explained the situation follows
I'VE only want from the mddlcmen the protection
that they receive from the producers. retail dealer
wants coal he must go down 10 No. Broadway and Duv
1t. Now, there are a number of men down town who
claim to be wholesale dealers who are merely brokers'
they buy cargo Of coal thirty days time and I'm
mcdlaely sell it to some large consumer at the same
price that the retail dealer would be obliged to pay
for it,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-23
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston, juno %. 1888.
Yeserday.TO.
WATCHING THE CONVENTION.
Friday, June 22-p. n

IrludlI Juuc -P' hi'
The stock speculation to-day was dull and the
aggregate Of transactions only 1873, 024 shares
But the dealings were characterized by an under
tone Of strength The loan market, unexpectedly,
reflected a larger short interest," 1t generally
having been assumed that yesterdays advance was
partly due to the covering of bOard-room traders.
The sequel contradicts the assumption and shows
q new buying that was not taken into account IN
measuring the dimensions of the market 10
DAYS dealings partly reflected political thought
While the temper of the market was strong all the
time the small fluctuations there were seemed to DO
based upon the varying opinions of Mr. Blanes
nomination at Chicago. When the opinions IA
vored his nomination the prices Of stocks were the
highest when there were doubts as TO who would
be the nominee prices yielded small fractions, but
at no time were weak. The market is ready to ac-
cept any nomination that may be made from the
names yet mentioned but there is little doubt that
in the selection of Mr.. Blaine, prices would more
rapidly respond to Il magnetic influence than to
the success of any candidate aspiring Tor the honOt
Of carrying the Republican party to victory TO,
day it was a market in which the leading bears
had no part. Still short" OF large lines, they
wait and watch for opportunities to get IN their
fine play toward Generalization Today, Cn-
cago furnished additional granger news and de-
stroyed the crops; it was too wet and too cold In
one section and too dry and too hot IN other sec
lions for the crops, and yet wheat declined nearly
/ cent a bushel despite of an improvement in the
EXPORT demand. The improvement in prices was
so general and so equally divided that no special
mention is called for. But 1T may be said that
that nervousness concerning the disSenSonS III Che
Rock Island directory to which the great leading
bear organ refers is confined to the inventors of
the story who to make it look true sold the stock
at % 1-2al Q2 1-2 last Wednesday, and now stand
wondering when they will get their stock back
with the prices ruling at 10Y 1-4a107. The
market generally did not close at the best prices OF
the day but it closed strong
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET
The Treasury purchased S110,50Q bonds In
the local market Governments were dull and
steady at quotations as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-23
MOTHER" MANDELBAUWS SON RETURNS
lie HAD STUDIED MEICINE IN BERLIN AND
WANTS TO PRACTISE IT HERE

Julius Mandelbaum, the son OF "Mother" Mandel
BAUM tho notorious fence7 who fed with his mother
from this city after an indictment was found four
years ago against tho mother and son and one Of
their statesmen for receiving stolen goods walked into
the District Attorneys Office yesterday and introduced
himself to Bond Clerk Penney, who was glad to see
him. The bondsmen in the Mandebaum case trans
ferrcd their property Just befone the defendants fed
and nothing has been recovered on the bonds
Julius Mandebaum is now twcntysiX years old
Tic SAYS that he went nom Canada 10 Berlin and that
he has studied medicine and desires 10 precise his pro
fcssion In this city He says that no proof can DO
offered of his completely of the crime charged against his
mother OF knowingly receiving the silks stolen from
simpson. Crawford 81 Simpson which were found in
Mother Mandelbaum's store at Grand and Norfolk
SITS Mandelbaum had with him his counsel j. F.
Moss and his sureties Fanny Bloch, Of No 200 East
Onchundred and secondst and Morris Isaacs, of No.
80 suffolk ST. 4 bond for $4,000 was filed out and
Mandcbaum was taken before Judge MARITIME, who
refused acccp. H. On the ground that while he was
DlstIct-AttOncy he had acted In the case Judge
MARITIME said that he saw no reason why he should
be asked TO act late In the afternoon, when there
might be purpose to avoid publicity. Mandelbaum
was remanded but an application was made to Justice
Andrews, of the Supreme Court, who took the bond
The young mans mother. it is said, Is still at Hami
ton Ont where she has store for the sale OF wOmen's
and childrcu's clothing Julius Mandelbaum says that
he IS living at No $40 East Seventy thrdst, In this
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