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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-26
X RE ER'
NEW GOODS!
NewStyles-- NewBargalns
On MONDAY we offer the Ladies an Entirely New
Line Of Autumn Dress Goods and Novelties,
and some Extraordinary Bargains

SILK PLUSHES in is beautiful shades,
worth $3.50, for Sl.0O per yard.
Silk Velvcts, % inches wide, worth $500,
al Sl.OO per yard.
Our wonderful guaranteed Black Faille
Franchise at Pjc per yard.
Koechin's sateens, 22c. The best inn
ported goods on the market-equal TO India
Silks.
Silk vclyets, one dress in box, ;ls.5A
42-inch Atwood Plaids, i9c.
IG-inch Serge, white cords, 75c worth
$l.25.
Raye Stripes at 75c worth sl.00.
Nobby Tennis suiting, new fall stripes 75c
These make pretty entire suits, or can be
combined with plain.
New Tailor Checks and Invisible Plaids
medium weights for present and early fall
wear, finest Atwood fabrics at SlOO.
NEW COMBlNATlONS-Handsome side
band and Cashmere borders, just received pr
express, $3.50 suit 10 5000. Everything
lovely, new and stylish.
Fancy Stacking Flannels for misses or
children's school wear. New and nobby
styles plaids and stripes; all-wool light
weights and suitable Tor Norfolk Jackets,
45c.
Full lines Of Ladies Cloths in twenty-five
shades.
great bargain in Wool Plaids, double
fold lgc.
A great bargain in Jerseys.
200 Cream Jerseys at DOC each.
200 Black Jerseys at soc each.
New styles Of handsome Imported Jerseys.
KREMER'S Lace Department will show
some extraordinary and unheard Of Bargains
Monday.
~ inch White Flouncing at 25c.
Fine Valcnciennos Flouncings, ~ and a
inches wide, at J0c.
42inch Chantilly and Spanish Flouneing
at 6jc.
Lace at lc, &c and &c per yard.
TO CLOSE balance Of Fine Summer Cor
SETS we olIer Corsets at s5c, worth sl.50.
Corsets at SOC, 800, $50 and si.75. All
the most celebrated makes Of {. F., +. ID.
and J. II. on hand.
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FREE RECLINING CHAIR CARS
Via Iron Mountain Route.

Beginning Sunday, August 20. the 81.
Louis sleeper now leaving via the Kansas
City road will he discontinued and the
Iron Mountain route will put on a solid
train Of free reclining chair cans and Pull.
man buffet sleeping cars between Mem
phis aud 81 Louis, leaving Memphis at
600 O'Clock pm; arriving at II. Louis at
$50 O'Clock pm, where close connections
are made for Chicago. ~. Paul, Kansas
City aud all points north. east or west
For particulars call at 800 Main street, or
depot. corner Tennessee aud Calhoun
streets. II. u. WIsoN,
Passenger aud Ticket Agent
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l. GOLDSMITH & BROS.
ats Main street aud st.sl Hc,ie street
KAHN a. FRBIBERd,
Corner VAIN aud ropIar.

The only rlnil.housc in this city that
bought any goods In New York at auction
lately, aud We place them bona iidc THAT
means In good faith ON our counters ~
follows
Be, finest and best lawns, &c.
hc, best Victoria Lawns, De-.
Toe, extra large Null Plaids, l0c. These
goods cost originally 3n.
Pc aud 3Oc, finest nll wool Cashmere
garnet, dab, tan and blue, SOC; Zoe YOU
have 10 pay later on.
hOc for beautiful silk Nclycis. soc.
pc, 1000 pieces velvet silk Ribbon, 2bc
bOc aud 7jc, inch aud two inches wide,
75c, 81.
60c, silk Fichus aud Capcs, bor, a..
7Ic, best Pillow Casing, 7Ic.
o., nice Wor-tol DrcSs Goods, and she
Buy these goods now aud Keep thcm-it
Will double your money.
6Oc. best six hook Kid Gloves, sos.
so, 4Oc aud bOr, elegant Navy Garnet
and black Silks aud Sauns.
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HUNTER BROS.
Opposite Court square.
HORRIBLE ACCIDENT AT SEA.
ono Thousand Lives Loaf.

NV loRg, Aug. 2j.-The steamer
llarye, On route 10 France, sinks at sea
with all on board. The authorities, on in.
vcstigating the cause OF the trouble, found
that this ship was chartered TO deliver a
large cargo Of Staple navy tobacco to the
French government, and that with each
four boxes Of Staple tobacco one barrel Of
flour * given, and the ship in taking on
both the tobacco and -four overloaded her
self and sank at sea. Staple Navy To-
bacco is for sale by Memphis wholesale
merchants, and they give their customers,
for limited time, one barrel Of any brand
Of extra fancy flour they desire with each
four boxes Of Staple Navy they buy.
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CiAssrs for the fall session Of 1888 will
be corganilcd at LaSalctte academy on
Monday, September Z. The terms will
bc the same rs heretofore. Parents are
assured that every care will be taken TO
promote the improvement Of the pupils.
ior any further particulars apply TO the
Sister Superior.
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USEFUL SMALL AHr,,,rs.

Oaklcy's sachct powder, &c bottle.
900 fancy mirrors. 3c each.
2,ODO cakes Magnolia toilet soap, 3c.
llowcll's prepared ammonia, BE aquarl
bottle.
Briss photo frames. Gc each.
lulcy's gold writing pens, 75c, were
s2.bO.
Excelsior shaving soap worth lOc),
only Be-.
SnoD Our now Fall shoes have or.
rived Look NJ our new hand sewcd mems
Naukcnphast shoe, warranted, only - so
Nomcn's new common sense last, don.
COLA Md aud goat ut slp. We want 10
close out all our ladies' low-cut shoes, and
oilcr them At the following reductions:
Our - % aud 500 ONiord ties, sI.i7.
Our Sl,50 oxford ties ior sl.iO.
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A Lucky Nan Wan GO, s,s. 200 for 81.

THIS morning We interviewed A. Schneider
Who held ~ Que twentieth part II ticket No. IN itl
which drW the hst capital pfTr IN the Iouisiana
state LOTTERY ou the i9ih VI June NJ Schneider
kryis the William Tell hotel IN this city. lie In
iufms Ne that be purchased lul one fractional
Ticket. paving VI ihCniur ~ ". A. nauphin. In
New ORLEANS. Ia, aud withIpg i've days after the
drawing BE- collected Though the National nank
oi 81 NIaTiuHd AZ fsdslud,Hi. juno -.
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NEW HATS IN STRAW AND FELT.

NEW HATS IN STRAW AND FELT.
New Hats for the fall, every new shape in
Straw Goods, at 90 cents each Monday.
In trimmed Hats and Bonnets, KREMERS
will show new styles on Monday in Walking
Hats, Tourist Hats and Sailors.
Early fall Wraps at s1.45 each.
10 fall Jackets at $3.50 and $3.50 each.
Travelling listers at one-half price to close
stock.
KREMERS.
Finest quality Red Gloves, slightly dams
aged, at 80 cents pair.
800 pair extreme fine quality Kid Gloves
at 80 cents pair.
Silk and Lace Mitts at 80 cents pair to
close stock, goods worth 20 cents and Sl.OO.
Pocketbooks at one fourth price.
Pocketbooks 25 cents.
Pocketbooks so cents
GREAT HANDKERCHIEF OFFERINGS.
Handkerchefs at cents worth 25 cents.
Handkerchiefs ct "a cents worth rs cents.
Silk Handkerchief at SOC; worth sI.Oo.
Silk Handkerchief at 75c; worth 500.
varlcys at sc per yard; worth 25c.
varleys at i5c; worth SOC.
RIBBONS. RIBBONS.
A great line Of Ribbons at DC yard, re-
gardlcss Of worth.
Sash Ribbons at Csc yard, to close assort-
ment
All the novelties in Fancy Ribbons just
opened.
TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.
Panels at 0oc; worth $500 TO $780,
Jctted Nets at si.OO 500 and $500, just
one.fourth their value.
SOME STRONG BARGAINS.
Real Imported Challes at l5c.
India Linen at SC yard.
Double.Fold Cloth at DC a yard.
Fine Set Of Skirt steels &c set.
Colored Embroideries &c yard.
Ruchings at lOc yard worth CSC.
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uait.,,i'. I.u.I,, s,o,..

Rcmodcling aud bcauliiying the icwclry
store Of j. y. Muliord will consume about
two morc weeks 90 finish, making about
six weeks IN all. While the work Is going
on Mr., Muliord offers great bargains In
fine Watches iewclry, ETC., etc. Buy
now.
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House Furnishing Department
70 dozen large Damask Towels at the re-
duced price OF l4c each.
70 dozen large imported lluck Towels at
l9c each.
50 dozen satin damask knotted fringe
Towels at pc each.
1000 odd Towels, ranging in price from 4Oc
to Soc each. Your choice OF the lot tins
week Tor % each.
100 dozen crash Napkins at 00c; reduced
from Sl.75.
rs dozen German Damask Napkins at CSC;
reduced from Sl.50.
$50 dozen checked Napkins at 3Oc per
dozen, reduced from Toe
10 pieces cream Damask at SIC yard.
% pieces pure White Damask Mt I3c yard.
10 pieces cream Damask at &c.
- pieces OF turkey red Dlmask at Ale; re-
duced from Zoe.
All other qualities and prices cut in pro-
portion.
saicens, Ginghams aud Prints.
All our 2Oc Satcens now Zoe.
All our French Sateens that were 4Oc and
5Oc now at 25c
Plaid dress Ginghams at Be- yard.
The balance Of our Soc Zephyr Bingham
will be offered ut l5c yard.
We have just received a large line OF fall
Prints in handsome patterns
| II yards OF soft finished blcached Domestic
for 90.
yards OF good Sea Island Domestic fol
Sl.00.
Dress Goods. Dress Goods.
5000 wards Of double width wool filled
Dress Goods at IL Be- yard.
poe yard will buy Henrietta Cloth, worth
IOc.
/ lot of nice wool filed Cashmere at IL
yards for Sl.00.
| An wool foule Cloth ut 25c a yard.
| All wool Cashmere ut 2jc yard.
! All wool Nuns Yelling at Pc.
900 remnants Of all wool Dress Goods al
! great sacrifice.
Your choice Of $50 pieces OF imported
! Dress Fabrics, comprising Surah Serge
White Cord, French fouc Cloth ant
all wool Ladies' Cloth at loo a yard.
Hosiery. Hosiery.
Ladies' black brilliant Lislc Thread Hose
good, durable article, at 25c II pair
worth SOC.
Ladies' fancy striped Cotton Hose, iul
regular made and warranted fast colors
at l5c pair; reduced from soc.
Gents fancy striped and solid colorcd Hal
Hose at l5c pair; sold everywhere n
DC pair.
Special bargains this week in Mosquit,
liars and Frames, Lace Curtains an,
Cornicc Poles, Plain and Fancy Shades
Rugs and Mats, Umbrellas and Trunks
Remember the place for bargains thi
week.
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ROUSING BARGAINS |

NoTE: Before proceeding with the list,
we want TO say that we open tomorrow
new speciaties in laces and elegant dress
draperies for evening wear; also new
Fall Guipure, Chantilly and Valencien-
mes skirting laces | yards wide.
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Tnr Gemania nnrnvorcin has arranged
Q basket picnic for the members and their
friends at Fast End dummy line park to-
day. Trains leave corner Monroe and
Third streets every thirty minutes.
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TuERE will be conservation meeting at
the Young Mems Christian association
rooms 1T SIS o'clock this morning. Also
q meeting Of the Boys Branch at 3 O'Clock
pm. BOYS over ten years Of age are In.
yitcd The usual gospel meeting for men
only will bc held at O'Clock pm. A cor.
dial invitation is given TO all, especially
strangers in the city.
WV. n. IAUMAsfER.
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Monday morning we will open up
EaII Dress Goods
With 200 pieces Brocadc Dress Goods,
worth 20 yard. for lie.
20 eases "Our own Canton Flannel, 10
yards for ST.
. eases new Indigo Print, fast color, ut 7lc.
go sample SMYRNA Rugs all sizes AMI de-
signs. nj manufacturer cost.
200 sample Jerseys, all colors, latest
STYLES, at cost.
$50 dozen Unlaundricd Shirts, linen front,
nj 37lc. worth zoe.
To close out our summer stock We will
sell this week
100 ready made bars ut 5cc each.
All our best 7lc, Toe, l2lc and Ice Lawn
Tor he.
200 pieces best Standard Calicocs, 20 yards
for a.
REMEMBER We are the only aud old
established firm Of
l. GOLDSMITH g. BROS.
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memphis Merchants aud nigh Flour

There is considerable talk about the big
advance In Hour, and Il now looks ~
though the price Of Hour would be forced
up In the same manner that bagging was
forced beyond the reach Of the poor farmer
There IL only one way 10 keep down high
prices ON Hour, and that is to send your
wholesale merchant AN order for four
boxes OF Staple Navy lob, nj 3sc. per
pound, aud get one barrcl Of any brand Of
extra fancy flour you desire, free Of
ghuruN
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rur LAST on rurs r,sox.

Tomorrow wc'll have the last white
goods sale Of the season Although
white goods are used all the year round.
We have lot oi odds and ends" pow
that We want 20 sell, even At a loss.
Satin striped white lawn, SIC.
Extra tine plaid lawns l7lc.
White plaid null at l0c, worth zoe.
D eases plaid nainsook at &c.
1000 remnants white goods at prices 10
close them out.
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~ wv INV N"WW''F EUHVFFoWs
Embroidered white null ties, only 2Oc.
Silk Windsor ties, only lNc.
French Val. lace, lnc per dozen.
Nottingham lace pillow shams. sc.
White and colorcd embroidered pancls
and fronts, p7c, 81 and $3.50
White aud colorcd laccs reduced TO &c.
GrNrs' 4 splendid dollar unlaundcr.d
linen busom shirt for 6Gc-lomorrow on.y.
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MESns. H. o. BR,NCu 4 Co. have Just
received fresh lot Qi creamery butter,
fruits and fancy groceries. Call at Jos
Main street
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wnES the merits Of the Grand Rcpub-
lie Cigauos are fully tested aud known
they will have no competitors.
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500 REMNANTS
LACE CURTAINS,

LACE CURTAINS,
Suitable for bed Spreads, lambrcquins,
Pillow Shams, Tides, Transoms, Ncsti-
bulo Windows, Hall Doors, etc, at Toe,
lic, 2Oc, Doe, SOC, Zoe and soc apiece,
tins week ut
l. GOLDSMITH 81 BROS,
as Main street
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DRiNK phos.fcrronc Tor the nerves.
seabfook 4 Co., agents for Memphis.
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order ss..sireac Pudding

For your Sunday dinner from Cafe Moss
Rose, 1881 Main street Telephone 1909.
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For your sunday dinner from Cafe Moss
Rose, 1854 Main street Telephone 1906.
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TOWELS. poursrics AND QUILTS.

$50 dozen extra large Turkish towels at 2Oc
each.
70 dozen brown Turkish towels at l3c each,
worth S2jOa dozen.
100 II crochet quilts, 0Sc, a special bar.
gain.
Soft finish, yard wide domestic, II yards
for SlOO.
KIN CLOVIS: We open the Kid glove
season tomorrow 10y offering our first pur.
chase Of
100 DOZEN b-bulton Md Gloves new
shades Of tan-at 7Sc a pair. It's a
guaranteed glove, worth regularly $3.50
10 dozen ladies' Anchor dye black hose,
warranted fast, at SIC pair, worth zoe.
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CIR up clubs ior TnE WEEKLY ArrEAL
aud secure ono oi the cash prizes. See lists.
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MENKBN g. COMPANY

Announce for tomorrow morning, begin
ming at o'clock, the following list OF
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IscInI Articles for eoc.

Here they are ten-duart dairy pan,
cake pan, dish pan, ! milk pan, q pie
plates, . jelly pans, ! match safe, ! potato
crater, patty pans, | cullcndcr, II tea.
spoons, q tablespoons ] quart cup tea
tray, Icollcc pot, ! cuspadore, biscuit
cutter | candlcslick, | cake turner, soup
skinner, ! -four drcdgc, ! wash basin, !
apple Corcr, | bread pan, ! biscuit pan, !
dippcr. | soup ladlc, tea canister-in all
81 pieces for Tlc. See that you get every
article. Cut this out.
CARPETS ANp CURTAINS: The time is now
at hand when cleaning mp aud furnish
ing anew are in order. The big rush,
when all want their carpets laid nt once
aud wonder why We can't do II, will
soon begin. Order your carpets now.
The entire stock is in. As u matter Of
fact, you can get styles ut present that
possibly cannot be had later.
WI ARR READY SOW Oh CARPETS.
An our baby carriages are marked down
as iollows;
s5.75 quality reduced to $500.
$1,000 quality reduced 10 sb7b.
$3.50 quality reduced TO Sll.OO.
S2LOO quality reduced TO $1,000.
CURTAINS; We have just Pa pains Of
the Levi VI. Rates curtains left on hand.
We have divided them into three lots and
marked them $3.50, $50 aud $500. II
you can all see what's what there will not
be a pals lett when the bcllsirikcs at noon.
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HUNTER EROS.

All our buyers are dow in the eastern
markets. 49,.
In few days we will be receiving the iarg-
est and best assorted stock OF Dry Goods
and Cloaks, by far, that we have ever
carried. ,igr
We owe our unprecedented growth and
prosperity to our patrons, and, as token
OF our appreciation, will offer them some
yes, many OF the greatest bargains ever
heard Of
We must have room for our immense
stock now in transit.
The goods on our shelves must go. we
quote only few OF our many bargains.
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MENKEN e. COMPANY.
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W hIte Goods.
House Furnishing Department.

Everything in this department will be OIL
fered at about half price.
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FIRST OF rIIE SEASON.

DIIEEV W 4 II u NV
JIs Main street,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-10


WAsmNGroN, January 9.-The SUI
preme Court to-day gave notice that
the Court will adjourn for the usual
February recess on the 18th of February,
and will not reasonable until the 18th OF
March This Is an earlier adjournment
than has been customary.
A decision was rendered by the
Supreme Court of the United States to-
day in the habc0s-cOrpUs case Of the
Mayor and City Council of the city OF
Lincoln, Neb., who are now in the
custody of the United States Marshal
there for contempt of an order OF the
United States Circuit Court. Some
weeks since the charge of misappro-
priating money belonging 10 the CITY was
made against the Police Judge of Lin
coin, and the Mayor and City Council
proceeded TO try him for the alleged Of
fence. lie, pending a decision i'll his
case, applied 10 the United States Circuit
Court as a court of equity for a restrain
ing orderto stop the proceedings against
him on the part of the Mayor and
City Council. An injunction was
granted, but the Mayor aud Council
refused to obey 1t continued their trial
of the accused Judge, and finally re-
moved the latter and appointed another
person in his place. They were there
upon adiudged guilty of contempt OF the
order OF the Federal court and We're fined
and committed to the custody OF the
United States Marshal. They now APP
peal to tins court for release on writ Of
h0bcaS cOrpuS.
The court. in a long opinion by JUS
tice Gray, holds that the United States
Circuit Court, sitting as a court OF
equity, has no jurisdiction whatever over
criminal cases or cases involving the APP
pointment or removal Of State or mu-
nicipal officers. The proceedings OF the
Federal court in Nebraska, therefore,
were from the beginning III the nature
of usurpatiou OF the functions of court
of law, were beyond its jurisdiction, and
we're null and void The detention of
the MAYOR and City Council Of Lincoln
in custody Is illegal and they are entitled
to discharge. The Chief Justice and
Justice Harland dissented.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-10
HENRICO COUNTY COURT.
Justice ConHrmed-wiIi Probatcd-
New Road Wanted.

The January term of the Henrico
County Court began yesterday. There
was no grand jury, and the docket was
without any cases Of especial interest or
importance.
The only case tried was that of VIII
liam Lewis, who appealed from the de-
cision Of q justice Of the peace in re-
curing him to give security for his good
behavior for twelve months. GilesJack-
son appeared as counsel for the prosecu-
tor and Mr.. Irving Darlington repre-
seuted the defence. The judgment OF
the lower court was confirmed.
The will of the late Abram Trueman
was admitted to probate. Washington
Trueman, decedent's son, qualified as
executor without bond. The valuation
of the property bequeathed is about
$1,000
Application WAS made for the opening
of a road from a point on the New Cen
trail turnpike near ROper's) to and down
Almond street valley IN Rockets, to the
corner of Tenth street and Port Mayo,
and along Tenth street to Williamsburg
avenue, which is Immediately at the cor
porate limits. Messrs. John W. Turner,
Hugh d. Smith, and Daniel d. Gardner
were appointed viewers to examine and
report upon the ACCESSIBILITY Of opening
the road.
The court adjourned over until to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-10
LYSCfIBTRG.
Critically III-Harriage Announced
Contracts. sc.
Special telcgram 10 the Dispatch.I

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
LYNcHBuRG. Va, January 9.-Mr
John A. Elliott, of the firm Of Elliott X
Doss, of this city. a worthy and esteemed
citizen, is lying at the point of death at
his residence, on Elm avenue. and will
not live the night out. He was taken
suddenly III yesterday with pneumonia
in its worst form while apparently in his
usual health. He has wife and three
children.
Miss Lucy Taylor, daughter of Dr.
T.. Kidder Taylor, well known In Rich
mond. will be married on the 18th in
slant to Mr.. John 5. Kennedy, the
manager of the mammoth new iron fur
mace at Pulaski City. Miss Taylor, who
has a splendid contralto voice, has for
some time been a popular fayorte III
the 81. Paul choir. Mr.. Kennedy is
PENNSYLVANIA OF means and receives a
large salary.
Rev. J. ii. Carson, rector of st. Pauls
church. Yesterday commemorated the
eighteenth anniversary of his incum-
bency 10y preaching an appropriate ser
mon, reviewing the history OF the church
during that period, showing Its growth
in membership, and earnestly urging the
carving out OF the enterprise OF erect
ing new church on the site recently
purchased on Clay street, opposite the
reservoir.
The Glamorgan Iron Company has re
ceiyed the contract for supplying the
piping. hydrants, fixtures, etc, OF the
Marion water-works. The price agreed
upon is $4,000. The same company Is
sanguine of securing the contract for the
Bristol water-works, which will require
ten miles Of piping.
About forty colored hands passed
through the city to-day from Pittsylgania
ci rOute to the Chnch-Valley division OF
the Norfolk and Western railroad, now
in course of construction.
Rev. DR.. =. A. Peterson, pastor OF
Court-Street Methodist church, was too
i'll yesterday to fill his pulpit. He is
someUhat botter to-day
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PoLuCE.CoURT CASES.
some OF Those Heard Yesterday by
Justice Rich a rdson.

Police-Justice DE- @. Richardson ar
rived in the city on the York-River 10
A. M. train yesterday from West Point,
where he went on Saturday to attend
the funeral of relative who died on
Friday. Justice Ryall opened court
and occupied the bench until Justice
Richardson's arrival. Among the most
important cases disposed OF were the
following:
Sydney Stanton (colored), feloniously
assaulting and striking E. Archer with
q hammer, with intent to kill. Archer,
who is colored councilman from Jack
son Ward, was struck on the head Satur-
day night, bat not seriously hurt. The
accused was sent on to the grand jury.
Warren Grimes (colored), obtaining
81 from Frederick J. Bottoms under
false pretences. Continued until to-day.
Lee Faudree, suspicious character.
Security for his good behavior required
for twelve months in the sum OF $500.
Faudree was arrested o few weeks ago on
the same charge and sent to jail in de-
fault Of security, but was released upon
his promise Of leaving the city in TWEEN
ty-four hours.
William Temple, William L. Shinault,
and Hattie alias Mary Bass alias Gle
ments, stealing a lot Of car-brasses, The
property of the Newport News and Mis-
sissippi Valley Railroad Company. Con
tinued until Wednesday.
Thomas Forrestall and William Blair,
disorderly on the street and breaking the
window of Huntington & Forrestall.
Continued until to-day.
There were number OF minor cases,
including those Of three persons who
were fined 81 each for being drunk on
the Sabbath.