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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-19
PUBLIC SALE
HOg-
STANDARD nrod Trottlng Horses. Pacing
Horses. Ponies ana a. ). c. O.
Jersey Cattle.
Jeracy Cntilc.

on THURSDAY. OrronFN & issI ST WIT
" rIir iafE. Nashville rDunr UIInmgnriug
ui 10 Urlu.k am. rain ~ Hhiufs ! viii
Ill. I'D UriIlT auction, 90 ui MB fuuinH
hUf.a UatirH hHUaIt au mates. tfrul1 ~
MICS and 4 e. g. lyraF cattle lhr ale
oHiifIrss the goo ~ WHlEHvu..l o fr ffuura irIfe
.ui truttt D o. and 10 other t.I taf.uffuruE Ad
ululsfrItuf. 10 luiuHlI. "a. Tom III lslrv ~
tlur UHNU iuE. "II', lHuUu llHl, ai'H luCns
motive IrIHIH .W IHH r.. r'Ht etc Auuuf The
uumIafHrH uVy 1rff uli stallion. three var old
stallion % two scar ui sIal.Iuus etc. TWpUt thvsn
an. rr7nIH,ua "a tbg Ftrsl Nvurfv Miiks, out q
hIHhF bu,ti standard mare
IrfWH 40 HImH over 500 uu hftu muuUE
unr uuias with luiyUHt ifJm date wish approved
utufIF rIuIrd
tur catalogue alirya, -
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fIHH.aFIfIH IIHU.
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a Novel Suicide.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept ls-Mrs. g. J. DeLeon,
an elderly widow, committed suicide last
night in her room at No. AIS Dearborn ave
nue., a fashionable part Of the city, by attach.
ing a rubber tube 10 an unlighted gas jet,
which was turned on, and inserting the other
end beneath the bed clothes, which she
tucked closely over her head and body. de-
spondency at the recent death Of a iayorite
daughter Is supposed to be the cause VI the
act
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PARKERsBuRG. W. Va, Sept 1s.-John
Wright, a gambler, who recently moved to
West Union, got into a difficulty with Sam
Kidd, marshal Of the town, Sunday evening
Wright knocked Kidd down, and was beat
ing him when KID drew his pistol aud shot
Wright through the body. inilicting what is
believed to be mortal wounds. Kidd gave
himself up, but was released on bail. Wright
Is reported TO have died at O'Clock yester-
day afternoon.
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TnE Iron Mountain route has decided 10
run u sorics Of harvest excursions 30 all
points in Arkansas and Texas from Mem.
phis on the following dates: September
II aud - aud October . and - Rates
for the excursion will be- one fare for the
round trip, and tickets will b. good for
thirty days with stop over privileges.
Any further information desired will By
chccriully furnished by calling on
II. u. WILSON,
Passenger and Ticket Agent,
No. 900 Main street. Memphis, Tenn.
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HoMR testimonials are most reliable and
II you will SCI i your name and address We
will send statements OF numbers OF the best
citizens OF Nashville regarding the wonder
full cures effected by the Ethiopian Pile Oint-
ment. IL never fails. Fifty cents and 81
per bottle. Manufactured by Rangum Root
Medicine Co, Nashville, Tenn. For sale by
Hester 2s3 Main street
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Being More Pleasant

To the taste, more acceptable to the stomach,
and more truly beneficial in its action, the
famous California liquid fruit remedy, Syrup
of Figs, is rapidly superSeding all Others.
Try it. One bottle will prove its merits. For
sale In 80 cents and 81. 90 bottles.
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TnE well known strengthening properties
Of iron, combined with other tonnes and a
most perfect neryinc, are found In Carters
Iron Pills which strengthen the nerves aud
body, aud improve the blood and com.
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yolee sulture.

Mrs. Minnie Hunter Peasants has To-
turned and Ia now rcldy 10 receive a linn
tied number Of pupils In voice culture.
For terms, apply to Mr.. Emile Levy, or
No. 90 Monroe street
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JosErH TACO, dealer In wall paper, has
removed b $40 Second street Wall paper
at reduced prices
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EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCATIONAL.
ST. AGN Els
Female = Academy,
MEMplIIS. TENN

'uNluS INSTITUTION Is DELIGHTFULLY."- srrU.
Rtcd In rotirci aud healthy part u tho city OF
Moinphis commanding the advantage II town and
country. The cuiirc surroundings breathe an air
OF peaceful scclusiOn, which ever exert, - power.
iul an influence over tho moral, physical and Intel
leCtuAl life.
Tho Course OF Study embraces the ynrlou,
branches Of u aolid aud useful olucAgru. In the
pgulAt English Course tho pupils on entering arc
ranked ac'orllng 10 choir proficiency Ia OtthOgra
ply Grammar aud Arithmetic Particular atten.
ton II given 90 sncrci and ptofanc History Rhe.
toric and Composition. IAun aud French cutter
Into the regular couuc. portion ~ time u al.
lowed ~ zach pupil tnt Pliiu and Ornamental
Nco,llework, shells, Flowers, etr.
rkkMS-rcT session, payable half yearly inyan
ably In advance fnr board and tuition, In all
branches taught IN the highest schools, plain sew.
ing, marking, ctc., bed, bedding. stationery aud
washing sOO aud sl2k According w the A.e NJ class
OF tho pupil special terms Whom several metnberi
of the same family attend the school No allow
snCc Is made for partial abscnCe OF Withdrawal be.
forr the expiration VI tho term except IN case VI
SERIOUS Or putnctod illness
kNtBAs-ucTman. Italian. etc, each. sl1o1 Music
on riaun ami usc ot Instrument SOO0. Dmwin;
aud Water Coors. SlOOt Oh Painting sD.o1 Inn
broidcry AMI Ornamental Work, 1900 Jsc Of III.
brry, bon vocal Music IN ClaS, 500 Private
Lessons tiAOl hoard per month during vacation,
n spent NJ the Academy Washing etc. $500
Medicine aud Physicians Fees will form extra
charges
Icrms for nay Pupils. $500 s,Oo. 500 or 500
yer month. fot further particulars, apply To the
LADY EUFkSiOR-
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Removal.

Or. Smith, veterinary surgeon, treats MI
diseases Of domestic animals Removed
20 Kccks stable, No. i0l Second street,
near Bealc. Telephone l57.
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Turns Il good and OWL In all things
Grand Republic Cigauos and Buiio arc
the exceptions that prove the rule. How
a that for n smoker
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TRUSTEES SALE.

In prf.uaurr az the tfusi Isr.I r.Tsf.r.' I1 hrI.
80 ~. ttrr 5H UrlsIHf. YnI.H. H....F Hf I.a
nIaaHr I viii &. % Of UuNI'. HuI..Hu 10 OIL. .. %
iItilrf Iif fIfsH Ht iiIr .HI.NNTHf t.U . ... nj.
.t.f..HfIsu ID Main amt MHil.Hu aIrHI. .u I"N|.s
District ~ Shelby county. Known aH A,aIl..r
Tenn. 90
THURSDAY, October q, tHs4,
Iat u, iauif hrrIn. ID request uf h.H.r .Tr .'
Ono TIU#r U' pWp|fit llHuiIuI HN M" .tH. ..
UstIIII avenue Ii ttiuI foot HUl .I.H.. ."
ua.tnHrlIY UafNUru taraIlH' NuHH n" I.. '
a.I.l tTp south ilun hriuE b a. ..U i..'
Url|IHHY telling IHtH a Hul .. i.H
NItsa subdivision ui TAf. Hl lHi NJ
Williams irrt. iu tuufr.uih .N. '
b. o. IlhH. t|a....
EUrtHnterE lsgI
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The Homo Insurance Company

Have removed their Office 10 No. 10
Madison street, In rear Of Memphis City
bank, until their new Office i completed,
corner OF Main and Union streets.
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CARD.
CTElNWAY G. SONS,

GTElNWAY & SONS,
Manufacturers OF Plano-Fortes,
Steinway Hall, NEW YORK, Jun. s. 1883
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 STElNwAY & Sons Piano-Fortes for the
city of Memphis and surrounding country,
as also for the State of Arkansas
STEIN\VAY & SONS.
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CALL for Jersey Loaf at ]. G. Balch's,
81 Poplar street.
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y RrNovED ny TuE UsE or COCAINE
And Il stimulates and promotes the growth
OF tho hair.
Buncus Flavoring extracts arc the
host
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-19

HrouA tobacco prevents heartburn,
and malaria.
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CULTURE.
MISS MARY MHooN.

Pupil ofsg. y. Mario. ot New Work.
win tntv ihniird numbvf ot pupils In Voice ~
tufc a No, 90 Court street, Italian ~. ~.
slant, ExthansC, VI W h wiumAnn a ".
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AlLW CN6tANU LUNorhsAiUKI
WoF MUSIC Boston, Macs.

TUE IAHaesT AID hest rauipred 10
The World mo lnsinftnfs f1i rtuirnta ssi Thor
ough 1nsHdlun IN Teal Esd hfrs@ssfsi Asste, Hass
sd Owes Na'-g, F,Is isn nrsist, ia-s-ss, Mead,
Csfssa esd haiss Isag-asss SlTiA kFsssAsf, gg-sas
ngs, 49, Tuition, ta - 90 buafi ard fuoa . "a ~ am
llssi snd Electric llEht 800 H. Al - ~ srh- fsu
gltinf nj irfaFnsiti1, a'if.ss y TOUR - lirsti-
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CHEAP COLUMN.

advertisements IN ma colsn ril Dc charged At ruie Of
l5c for t'ro 'Hes one tnsertioa too asatiOa 2S one
utck, SOC.
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LAND To TAR
ErENNIp
sInAYni, or .rnIIN.

nSE RAY NAgL,a roe DIAMOND m,ASlE
" 90 un LETT floh .t'HUu hnd ball linla
Llsh. with throo dhM ... I.HfU 'aoli Alel uu,
" ~ colt two year oh three whiio i'ct i,Fial
fegaul 10 returned ~ 'I.IH u,mhitnh hiyoll"io
avenue and Raleigh boz
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PERSONAL.

A NToN IsELE MANUFACTURER OF AND
IA dealerin Roots and Shoes, az Monroe street
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= NlSTEkNS-BAlCKNO SMOKING JLlN.
~ neys etc Telephone SSs.
THOMAS CttppINa
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~ AS AND OIL STOVES, LATEST pEsIGNS
" Lamps etc, az A. Hitzield's. 23 Second st
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A sllBRooK & WHITE 90 FRONT ST. PAY
IA highest cash prices for Hides FuH and Wool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-28
BRIGHT rHoUeH IN HER sFoovD CENTURY.

Mrs. Betsey AverIll, of New-Preston. Litchfeld
County, Conn, has Just celebrated the 1o1st anniver-
sary OF her BIRTH Five generations Of descendants took
part in the festivities She constantly reads without
glasses the Bible and the daily papers and is we'll
informed upon current affairs. She is an ardent
churchwoman and through life has taken interest and
spont much money in movements TO Christianze the
Indians. To guest who asked for her views Of this
matter she said have always felt as II the indians
were wronged and abused whom driven away from
their homes as they were from Chickamaug. when mis-
sionarics we're trying to educate them The indians
at Chickamauga made cloth from cotton, and wove
for their clothing, and they doing well when
they we're driven beyond the Mississippi by the United
States Government. believed then as l believe now
that our Nation would be punished for that act The
whites have taken possession Of their lands, and
have always thought that the Indians should have
what land they wished TO work upon. and tools and
help to begin living as civilized and Christian people
should live, which think be done II the right
means are employed
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The Best High-Class Cigarettes.
Kinney Bros.' Special Fsvourx



BELKNAP-rn jamaica May IS, Miss clsmentins Sands
Beknap daughter OF the late General chauaceT Belknap
psnaD sIe 1eshs south Broofiya on Monday Mag
eS at o'clock p M
DuxBURv-on May 20. Mrs. Sarah Duxbury. In shs
r1sr service az the residences OF her son. Alfred W. Dsx-
bury Plainaed. n j.. on Monday. May 81 90 p m
Interment at Taunton. Mass.
formerly of Jersey CITY in the 7stn year o. MS age
funeral from his late residsncs Montcair n t. on
Tram leaves Mny D. and W. r. depot Hobolen IT, 22s
FREEMAN-At Ravenswood May %. 1888 Q, Pneumonia
Emily JANE daughter OF the late Pnneas ana malta free
Fassra service. the residence Of her brother John
freeman Ravenswood. Long Island, On Tuesday AFTER
noon. May 90 at o'clock.
Interment private.
Please omit flowers.
T.. son Of James W aud Slis TeDs Maviand the sIh
Funeral private.
KENYoN-At Dundee Mics-. May "a. Eliza G.. wife Of
e caaSsr ns0 eia ana 'Aafn''' ' wv
MAYNARo-on SATURDAY. May &C. Isabel b. wife Of Edwin
Funeral services on Tuesday 2sth inst At 2,3o ocIsck
MILLs-suddcny at cam bridge Mass. on Friday MAY 70
OF Meno Park. California
RIDER-suddenIy May "a 1885, Nj. Emory RdeE aged
Funeral Sunday MAY a. m, at his late residence isi
Jefferson ave-. Elizabeth, MI
Nay Is, ISIS nenry + schrosdsr tn. 4ist year Of
Relatives and friends Invited to attend the funeral Tusc-
day Nav 20. o'clock. CLIQUE Hete hed bshk z'o'
Christ Church. Shrewsbury
sToRRs-In peaham Mass the 2Sth inst. Royal o.
Storrs IN the 73d year OF mis- age
Funeral at o'clock p M, Tuesiay. 29th inst.
TRENCH-Entered into rest Mountain Station Orange
I S Ss,r GS n a ans sa s aa .neh
WEED On saturday. May 20. 1885, William Weed In tho
Funeral service. at bis late residence No 2ss l2sh
ST.. Tuesday evening, May 90. at \ ocsck
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TIE NATGRTY DOG.

From The Youths Companion.
We had FIVE dogs. Madame Jater was the favor
te and was allowed sleep in corner OF the yourt
or enter IL at pleasure; she was fed first; In one
word. she held distinguished position
One day Mr.. Atkinson was away on huntlng eA-
curson. and the sSk Of feeding the dogs fell to me-
! had soup made and when 1t was brought, gave ~
10 them az a time. - -. -
First, called latter, according 10 CUSTOM uu' as
she did not answer the call gave portion 10 AP-
pollock. Before he had finished, Madame JaIler az
peared. and started 10 drive him away. THIS WouIu
not permit. and we had grand scuhie Nheh al 90
leck had dined, be walked away In an orueiy man
ner and ! filed tho dish for JAtier; put She "s s
sulky and would not eat. called another dOg, auu
there was another battle but was firm. ,.,
so matters went TIL all had dned except Jau st
Even then the jealous refused 20 tOuoh t,
SCUM until I offered it to her In clean plate Ihes
she releutcd 49,, $500.
Not long afterward, I was seated on me carPe.
with my sowing Jatler entered the yOurt,, put do
she did not and lie at my feet; as usual, . a
cied that OF the other dogs had dared 10 en'oi'
and burned 10 order II out ....n,,
There stood Jatler, certainly, but scarcely eSUs h
able. She literally one mass Oh inuu sS e
glossy black cDai not speck was visible .S,snt
stood, wagging her tall, and looking as nnp'i''N'-
as possible. -, svo,
/ was angry, and. selling my whip, sac, ~, r ho
dirty creature, how dare you come herv shot and
by the time l was outside the tent, she "| i"0'A'
far the steppe -, leaking
Not many minutes afterwsrd she retprheu, to1 sth
clean and glossy ever and now Sno oA~' VIVA
out a word, and took her accustomed place horor
/ maintain that she fully aware Oh my annov
OF dirt and rolled In the mud on purpose 70 annoy
mo because had not waited for her 20 dn' ~ GOAL
had never before seen speck OF art on a. - az
and she must have gone some dstSuoe A'i >"
there was no mud anywhere near.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-28
WINS AND ODDITIES.

The recent victories of The Bard do not q
porous season for the spring poets.
tip at the often than whole dinner
az Delmonicos.
Bicycers who wish initiate Stevens By trip through
Central Asia gather from his book that toothbrush
unnecessary baggage They have brush with the
Tartar any time for the asking-often without It.
Coachmen have a weakness for milliners. They know
how to handle the ribbons
The old pyramid builders must have been Of
huslers. Even their mummles pressed for tine.
An expert has succeeded in photographng the beating
OF the heart Neat present for absent adirer send
his betrothed-a picture Of his papitaon reading her
letter.
Curious isn't it' That lunatc asylums are not al
lowed to take In sane people.
The kangaroo presents strange anomaly When It
(s)lespng It's wide awake.
equity man should make his win If he wants to have
his legateca
who goes to the roots Of things-the dentist.
The town in Kansas which elected woman Mayor and
Common Council composed Of women hos been wrecked
BY cyclone No wonder the Supreme Court Of Wash
ngton Territory took from women she right TO vote
as soon as they heard OF this calamity.
When is that raft which they building up in Nova
Scotia going to reach New-Yorkf Why, he-raf-er, Of
course.
The elevator IL one the greatest aevator Of modern
MAJ.
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BUTTONS


Boston Letter 10 The Providence Journal -
At one Of the most popular CLUBS IN .oW" 4, ssarced
need some time since OF buttons anu ~ -osanted
that among the applicants for the place VIM D. .rd
themselves was young rascal OF 'ucn rns,,bat
picturesque appeaanoe-abe he was IN ioo gx r. ,ras
impudent-that he engaged az once tns In ma
put into uniform and everybody was deuehl1 ~ s,nh
looks. He became the favortc ornament u ~. LAS
house. and with qulckness unusual In ono Oh ' "a
he learned everything pertaining to his duties aS We" "
some things that did not. ala. tho
Whether 1t was that much attsnuo. .,S,.v horn
young rascal or merely that as soon az ,o nSa,ca N
OF @rangeness OF. the orlsna. 4. ~ On ra.ort
the lad asserted Itself is not evident ous 80 ro.as
that he soon became obstreperous that - '''''N
sary 70 deal with him. a.. orrr
10 fell 70 the duty OF DR.. X TO Lecture e .he
waiter and as he had been concerned III - hyscian
boy on account OF mis- dec0 alive qualities, G tIon,
perhaps felt that 10 becoming 10 be soiS % "a .,
lie Is moreover bit hearted ana nov in .h
The exercise Of corrective authority He take1 70 INC
boy with faheriy socltude urging upon nm T'e no
OF great moral REFORM and with t ehuer IN m
doubt painting the consequences OF es shont a.
doing. he was wttha rather shapeiaoyx on,n.ior
supposlng That the boy would be oyereone 49, ra
Of face az this feprimand from one IN ,t so,,var
carefully RETAINED from looking az the eup- ~ 81
ing his whole repoof with eyes ayerted 70 49, A..
ings OF the boy. And thin when nj the YIN - h,n
looked down upon the offender, expecting W -
crushed and penitent what was his horror 80 nas -
ncnt to soc the mpenitept buttons grnnng irv esI ~
ear while by pulling string he had opened ms eravs.
downward like the cover Of book, dispaylns 70 VIC
eyes Of Dr. X. card upon which was pictufea oTn
above which appeared the legend This man "a' 'A'u
70 DEATH
IL Is perhaps hardly necessary add that tne hsna
some but ipDudent little buttons who 90 Weu peeape
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-28
THE MASKED EXEOUTIogER

From The NewYork Sum-
Wa acknowledge with thanks polite invitation 20 go
IN Cbickerng Hall Tuesday evening and listen 20 an
address by Mr.. George william Curtis on civil Service
Reform -, -,
Mr. Curtss grafton is sure to be scholarly ana wen
poshed production OF high sentiment ana pure motives
delivered with melodious eiocuon and yet we must de-
cline the invitation, because the subject has no present
interest. ,,, ~, cu.,.
Civil Service reform IN the sense In which MI GURUS
understands It. is dead and buried II is as dead as es
door most Of the great pyramid Of Ghzeh 10 Is buried
deem in the depths been dead and buried so many
months that not even funeral Grafton or memorial au
dress will Mr. Curtiss beautiful rhetoric appeal to the
curiosity or interest OF survivors -, -
Civil Service reform did not die natural death nor
was it murdered It persisted by lawful Violence upon
solemn warrant issued by the mighty Democracy OF the
United States. .-,... 49,, ,.,.,do,
n makes little difference whose stalwart arm w;idcc
Enc ,ata axe and dealt decaptating blow Somebody
executed the Democraey's imperious commaho-that Is
enough. .,.- -. c...o- Lt,,or,
T, 60 glory to Growers muscular, but not lovely old
ahow, The stroke truly effective; and had 1t not
49, ao,,yered AZ the right moment Growers denomination
ond now have impossible rs thai OF the charming
orator who delivers his musical monody next Tuesday
ufQ
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TIE ARION CLUB HAS NO STEWARD.
suxMARILY DISMISSED ON GRAVE CHARGEs-Hl
CREDITORS IN THE LURCH.

euxMARrLY DISMISSED on GRAVE CHARGEs-HIs
CREDITORS IN THE LURCH.
The Arion Club has been without a steward lately
and the members are glad that they rid of the man
WHO has filed that place. They regret, however,
and so do number of creditors, that the man went
away without settling his accounts. 1t through
the creditors that a scandal about the steward which
caused his discharge, got out Detlef von der Lppe
is the missing steward who presided over the Arons
table for year He came 10 the club highly recon-
mended. formerly he was employed at the Hotel
Brunswick and afterward steward at a hotel in
Eberon NewJcrsey. The directors of the Arion made
two years. contract with him.
Won dor Llppe is a handsome man and as he did
vcIl at first well liked By the Arion Club. A few
months ago, however the table ran down, and that
caused no little dissatisfaction among the clubs men,
bers There was considerable talk about the steward
and one thing led to another until it was discovered
that some grave charges made against the man for
grossly immoral conduct. Two OF this clubs en-
plOyes each about twenty years Old admitted that they
had been cognizant Of what had been going on. They
were summarily discharged and the cubhed meeting
to consider the stewards case. He appeared before
the club and when confronted with the Evidence at
once resigned and almost Immediately disappeared.
shotly after it was learned that lie owed good deal
OF money about $4,000 George c. Enge, the butcher
al Flfty-scventh-st and Second ave, was bondsmal
for Won der Lppo for $4,000. When he learned that
Won der Lippe had been discharged he had Chatter
mortgage foreeosed which he had on Won DER LlpPo
the hands of lawyer, who obtained Judgment Oh
S5, 800 against Won der LpIe. Mr. Engei who IS a
member of the club, is now In possession OF inc
restaurant at the club house Other creditors may not
SOU pll
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MR.. BLAINE's ENERGY AND VIGoR-
~ r6.for ~ The Tribune.

TO the Editor Of The Tr'ohne.
Sir: find here files Of newspapers from all par's
n, the limited states and surprised to see INC
widely published statements OF Mr. Bianes lainns
health I have seen him In Rome In Florence anu
IN paris during the las: six weeks, and feel assured
TIM, be friends in America will be interested TO Know
what have observed -,
first met him in Europe In the house OF INC |i.i'
can Minister at Rome he was standing win JUICE
stallo engaged in an animated argument In relation 10
the tariff his form was as erect and his eye was as
clear AZ during his active days of State department
receptIons subsequently be drove to the races hs.
tinted by the court, and saw him there TAKING WIN
tbe Diplomats that surrounded the King lie seemeu
narcuariy 10 have enjoyed this drive, and he told me
that he had counted fifty carriages that his ias'
roassters had passed while crossing the Campagna
In Florence where again encountered him. ne was
assiduous in sight seeing and he visited various villas
of historic celebrity beyond the town saw him ono
morning burrying from Office TO Office with the aiac-
.tv of a New-Yo,k business man, securing the
necessary documents for invoicing ana shipping ms
IIorenfi1e purchases couple Of weeks later, anu
hut a few DAYS ago again saw him IN farls lophIhs
better than ever In brief conversation ne ucsoIlpc
10 me the delight he had experienced In coming nor,
ward over the ,rncn road and the mountains "i lal.
He had driven the greater part OF the way from speZa
70 Nee Nr Blaine seems 10 be full OF lie and vigor
and certainly the amount OF Sightseeing a L naIu
travelling that he has recently performed shows an
ample capacity for activity and eAerton yours ty'
""'F'' ROBERT II. LAMBORN.
Y,rasden Saxonv Nav IL, 1883.