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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-30

BASE BALL--The amount OF friendly rivalry eX-
listing between the olympic and Georgetown Uni
versity ball clubs make the games played between
them very interesting and well contested Again
the Olympics defeated the University club yester-
day afternoon by q score OF 10 TO at olympic
Park.
OVERCOME BY THE HEAT. - Randolph johnson,
colOred, employed at Libbey's wharf, while un-
loading vessels, was overcome by the heat yester-
day afternoon. He was removed 70 his home in
Congress street alley where medical aid was rend-
cred by DR.. Yarnan.
THE CITIZENS ASSOCIATION OF Georgetown have
issued copy Of the constitution and list OF the
committees Of the association in a neat pamphlet
form.
CONDITION OF THE WHARF.-The Aqueduct office
was unable to get the condition OF the water this
morning, as the connecting telephone wires were
out OF order.
A BELLIGERENr WOMAN SENT TO JAIL FOR SIX
MoNrHs.-Some days ago Laura Day, q young COL
Ored woman was before the Police Court for an
affray with Priscilla Vass, also colored. Laura
claimed that she came to West Washington TO see
her husband, and that was the cause OF the
trouble. Judge Miller warned her to keep away
from West Washington and told her that II she re-
newed the trouble he would give her a substantial
sentence which she would long remember. Yes
terday Laura came here and renewed the quarrel.
During the 1ght which ensued, Laura struck
Priscilla with a brick, and this morning when
tried before Judge Miller the Judge reminded her
OF her former appearance and the warning she re-
ceived, and gave her six months In jail 'I'u 60
to Georgetown when d please" said Laura as
she left the dock for the cell
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SpEcIALr1Es In Day Goops

SpEcIALrrEs In Day GooDs
LCTTRELL WINES,
20TH STREET AND PENN AVENUE
1000 Yards Ginghams at &c., worth l2hc
1000 Yards Krinkled Ginghams at &C. worth 2,<c
800 Yards Summer Silks at &c., worth SO and Z s.
1000 Yards White Goods at less than cost prices
New and desirable.
splendid line Linen Damasks, Towels and Napkins
way down IN prices Turkey Red at 35c., worth so
10. lot. 10. l6S. IL. IL j. at 75c cheap ct ~
A very large line Of Underwear; also Gents CASH.
mere O'ershirts from 81 10 81 80 each
We have large stock Of goods and VIII cell Al
lowest cash prices. "
LUrTRELL WINE
iny~o-Sw 1890 PENN. AVE.
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PowDERLY POE CoN0REsa-0eneral Master
workman PoWderiy, being asked n he intended 70
ticket replied: 81 have nothing to say whatever
In regard 70 politics. The people OF the twelfth
live, know better whether they want me for Con-
grees than those who live hundreds Of miles away
and have no idea about the GtuAtaon-n The I'm
cratic candidate for Congress N his 0ssyie6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-30

A special meeting OF the Harlem Republican
Club was held last evening to consider the action
OF Ashbel p. Fitch, Representative In Congress
from the thirteenth district on the Mills bnl
President Andrew B. Humphrey had the chair
Speeches condemning the proposed Mills bill as q
free-trade measure, and protesting against ex-
presstons In Mr.. F1tchs recent speech In relation
thereto as contrary the sentiment and spirit OF
his republican constituents In the thirteenth dis
trict were made by Chairman Humphrey and
others. and resolutions were adopted, ~that we
earnestly request our Representative In Congress
b1lln
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-30

THIRD COOPERATIVE BUILDING
- Association issues its Sd series of stock in
June 1888 Meeting for subscription and payment of
dues held in oftice Of Messrs Church Stephenso
cor 9th and Md ave- s.w.. the first Monday Of each
month
Subscription books are now open.
The officers are A. DEPUE, President; O. T. THOMP.
sON, Secretary. and T PETTY. Treasurer.
subscriptions for stock will be received by
A. DEPUE, President, S21 Al st. sw
ANDREW ARCHER, AZ and SITS. aw
W. y. WALKER, 1lth and sts sw
!. PETTY. Treasurer, 9TH and Va. ave. aw.
=. n B1kCkHEAD, 10th and La. ave. NV
:. d. WALKER, ass La. NV.
T. WALKER 7th and 2 sts. NV
NM H. BUTLER, 6O9 st. NV.
7. THOMPSON, 9TH st. and Pa. ave- NV
ID. MANlON, 726 7th st. aw.
r j. BURTT 313 7th st aw.
METZGEk BRO, Alt 7th ct NV
W. l. TUNE BRO. 5l0 7th st sw
Constitutions and other information furnished upon
o I. THOMPSON, Secretary.
Central Nsttonal Bank Building. 7th st. and Pa ave.
n-W my5-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-30

SPRINGFIELD, III, May 30.-The state entomolo-
g1sts Prof. 5. y. Forbes has written 10 secretary
Mills OF the agricultural board that he nnds cut
worms OF various species more numerous this year
throughout central and southern Illinois than he
has ever known them before. The fact Is due
doubtless TO the dry weather OF the last three
years The root web worm Is also especially
abundant, and likely 10 join with the cut-worm In
doing serious mischief when corn Is planted after
grass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-30

The PRESIDENT arrived at the Jersey City depot
Of the Pennsylvania railroad on the congressional
special train at last night accompanied by Pri
vate Secretary Lamont and Secretaries Whitney
and Fairchild. After a call at Miss Cleveland's
school. No East FIfty-th1rd street. the President
and party went TO the residence of Secretary
Whitney, where they spent the night. After re-
viewing the Decoration Day parade from the Madi-
son Avenue grand stand to-day, he will return to
Washington this evening.
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RiOsOus Strikers.

CHICAGO. May 30.-A dispatch from Marquette
Mich, says: At Escanaba last night the ore urim-
mers demanded higher wages and struck. New
men were put on, but when they appeared for
work the strikers assaulted them sayagey with
picks. shoyels stones, and cluos, seriously inJur-
ing several The riot was nnaly Quelled and Ten
OF the leaders are in Jail.
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HESDLEY, NEB., May 30.-lesterday, while a Mr..
Album. OF North county, Hans, was out riding
with his family and some friends, thirteen In num-
Der, In an ordinary farm wagon, he attempted 10
cross Sappa Creek, In Furnas County, Neb. The
stream was high, ana when In the center OF IL the
box fioated on the wagon and capszed. Mr..
Albums four-year-old girl and Bertha Burger, an
orphan child, were drowned.
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BLAINE WILL NOT RUN.
HE ReafflrnnaltOn OF the Refusal
Made by the Florence Letter.

II THE NOMINATION WERE OFFERED TO HIM HI
COULD NOT ACCEPT rT-No PALrERING WITH WORDS
-PRoPHEsIEs OF VICTORY ON THE PROTECTION
ISSUE.
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PAGES 3 AND OF To-DAYs STAR contain: Points
from Senator Fryes Speech on the Fisheries
Treaty, A Talk with Gov. Gray, Base Ball, Conse-
Grating the New Bishops, Local and Telegraphic
News, &C.
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GRoGAN's INsTALMENT HOUSE,

49, GROGANS INsTALMENT HOUSE.
739 AND TAI 9TH ST. NV.
Cheapest house I'm city to buy your Furniture Car
pets OH Cloths. Mattings Baby Carriages, Kefrgera-
tors. Stoves, &c Everything In the housefurnshing
line sold on credit ~ cheap they be bought else
WE MAKE AND LAY ALL CARPETS FREE OF
my21 COST.
THE Committee OF ARRANGEMENTS
OF LADIES' FAIR AND BAZAAR for beneft
q building fund Of Stansbury Lodge No. "a. +. A. A.
NJ. desire parties to whom season tickets have been
for sale make returns therefor
June IN order that the horse, harness. snd buggy
may pe disposed OF. +. @. ALEXANDER
myl9-l1t Treasurer
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I'M ECONOMf GAS COOKING STOVES HAVE
n a, IHE BkSI REPUTATION
~ SAes Nearly Double Each Year Upon
Their Merits
x,-.-., NAkD & HUTCHINSON
D0Nnens DOston fOltsh for Floors aud Furniture.
+24 9th
S1olee foteelAlns &c. for Presents my2- -lm- In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-30
A wELL.EARNED VICTORY.
The washingtOns Easily Defeat tn
Chicago Leaders.

HOW THE SENATORS CAPTURED A GAME WITH EASE
soxs BRILLIANT BAsE-srEALIyG-o'DAY's EXCEL
LENr PircHINa-THE VISITORS ourPLAYEp IN EVERY
DIRECTION,
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THE OPEx F1RE.p1,cr

shu us artstle treatment spciaI st,3x .,,, m.
ne nve the choicest eolors and DESIGNS IN 1900 az
ransement at very low prices. - sO'1 -
We still have Q lot Of the Manntns- ..o.. 49,.
VIII sell Al about cost. desi<ps a. -ro..ns
our noors HAYWARD A uITTc,yrx~eS~e
AV3o-3n 13 xos o,h.
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NEW ISSUE OF STOCK.

K~ NEW ISSUE OF STOCK. .o
Books now re.dy-sh.re. o.. 50 S5S per month. month
COOPERATIVE BuYL6fNa ASSOCIATION.
1226 at nv.
OYYICERs:
r. c,rrvoJH 4 HALL President.
Z a cLifFoHD' lst viSs, Prectdents S Ss v,o. p,..,.
THOMAS @. aENsEY. Secretary.
opo "a BOARD OF DIREcToas:
STMa STM A AIfgNs HfTgNNSsEkFoRD. IN IN 4STGHH5 NH5
AGausr BURapoRF. "oNi'
Constitutions and information furnished ct once.
c.Ss,sn a dI June 9TH at 1926 st. fS5 r
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ FIRST co:0PEkATIYE BUILDING
OF FgE3RGEI9WM,nC
FRIDAY. JUNE !. 1888. P. n.
Regular Monthly Meeting June 3 for payment OF
SUBSCRIPTION FOR NEW ISSUE
SEVENTH SERIEe NOW RECEIVED.
OFFICE: 1851 HIGH (32Dl 81.
Inn the second largest association In the District
bT bs IGpuiarsy superiority and stability now admitted
Its Its sccounts supervised monthly BY three expert
Treasurer secretary sns sstSs1sy ,ts sSsSsS
Al yACKsON, VICE :Prssidsnt
GEO W. KING. Secretary.
.E~c2E 2E1IvE oEoaaETowN Gas LIH9HT LIGHT
for the election Of Seven Director Polls open st II
LEY. sscy. my1s-l5s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-30

John Bright 10 better. His doctors are conndent
OF his recovery.
The Massachusetts, house has passed TO be en-
crossed, the measure providing for the Australian
system OF voting, which was recently paaDed by
the senate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-30

dent has appointed the following board Of visitors
to the Naval Academy: Rear Admiral c. r. p.
Rodgers, U. s. N; Hon. j. Proctor Knott, Of Ken
ton, president State Normal College, Kirksville
Mo-; Col. Francis j. Crilly, Philadelphia; Rev.
John Hall, pastor F1fth-avenue Presbyterian
church, New York; s. p. Gillett Evansville, Ind. ;
Hon. E. C. Wathall, Mississippi; Hon. Algernon
8. Paddock, Nebraska; Hon. VIM. McAdoo, Hon.
Geo. D. Wise, and Hon. Chas. A. BOutelle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE OFFICEKs AND MEMBERS OF
MORROW oSss Ii van mess oeoei
sharp at M Banshs Chs Hall where esrri.ses will be in
services Of cur late brother. ED. PARKER, repre-
Sn'd BY order Of the
|KwgsE We; -, THE M Y{sNgpsERsIsNED; {sgs WILL on =!
Know ~ the the bakery asnsy Bsel S hops re-
myso-sr hHsSEsB hAsSE BEE: EsaHRek'
THE Mfy "a 5fss
existing between E K. Douglass and NJ Engle trad
ing under the frm name Of E. K. Douglass Co.. is
aq. % ssorf sGs sri' ave JAMES NE n &
K~,eGnLLIEI GLEINXW3o3 XW,o3 SE,METER RY1TaE dTlL
s
carnsr M0MpaYs AZ June At pm. at Cosmopolitan Hail.
myas,ss - A'0 Z ''' LEWIS CLEpHANE, secy.
WASHINGTON. May 29. 1883.
= ONE II warn an not to give SEsd
NY .aoa. % ''' ,oSP%Ssp oS1'yeSsf 2 FPffEA,sAsEs
est nR5s Prise. In Telephone JS9; NORM S
q HAVING, AFTER EIGHTEEN YEARS IN
the Book. Stationery and News Business,con
W ss
on Say OF wiz s out gu or ore
my fixtures such shelving counters, desks,
safes at very low to avoid storage to be able
at onehaf regular PRICES before that time. Thanking
my2s-Im ]. BRADLEY ADAMS
F~. REPAIR DEPARTMENT.-WOODWA
LOTHROP call attention to their Shirt Re;
to put in bosom new new Wrs
bands collars and cuffs. at very reasonable prices
Corner 11th and sta NV. my25-6t
~ FOR sALE-CHEAP!
5SSS feet Wsss s1s Ss.,a Also
Extra Extra wide wide 10; lot GS;, Cabinet & Poplar p
Extra wide lot Black Walnut.
E1trs E1tTs NICE Nc 1T Ia GsGrys Sn,r pPe % %sSNrinS
N; B-Parties desiring low estimates on bills will
find it to their advantage to get my figures.
JAMES F. BARBOUR.
my26-6t 14th and SITS. NV.
~ 9TH St, have removed to 457 Pennsylvania
ave. Will be pleased to receive friends. m26lw'
g. THE CHILDREN's COUNTRY HOME
who eEe for
% i~G anx as ,
Co%mittss, 50siN s. q l0i s.: PersGnai
ss she & s OF
uIdsys IN June and July from 10 to 1. O'Clock
V~, SPECIAL. ATTENTION GIVEN TO BUY
- ing and selling horses on commission: horses
E asa sss
G st. NV. my26-5t
~ CHEAP GAS LIGHT FOR GEORGE
Hs sfs Sd
q \. bills mot pad
so Pus
Gas Llgnt at price as low ss any other company fur
SS Ssass q he BOARD q Co. M .
K~ At E,A,,sl 4 GENERAL y RAJ MEETING OF THE
April r. 1855. tie sSs
BE kssoved, That the business Of the corporation
assets Of said eorpOFation chiefly
S H which after
tn Of ,ns s
ss
s II
ap2olaw-6t' Secretary.
~ HOLDERS OF OAK HILL CEMETERY CO.
will be held in the Office Of the Cemetery on MONDAY
Of 10
my2s-eotd Hs MATTHEW'S. Secretary.
49, ,MORRIsON's MAP OF THE COUNTRY
al aS9S: sSs R,na
Of the suburban villages and towns, and ali who drye
ride or walk into the sdjacent country should have
ave-, 1432 New York ave. my24-lws
LATEST NOVELTIES IN sUITINGS.
~ SIEBEL OWEN,
ap2-3m New York ave. and 10Th.
@ FIRST PAYMENT ON NEW ISSUE.
MAY. 1888.
EQUITABLE
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R0bbers Attack q Tax.COlDecsog.
ONE or TEEN KILLED AND THE orHEn Yu0nS.
RHKD OFF.


ONE OF TEEN KILLED AND THE OTHKks Ykl0uS
EEED OFF.
NoGALEs, ARIz., May 3o.-A desperate attempt
was made yesterday TO Kill the tax-conector 0
Nagdalena district sonora, Mex, near the town q
santa Anna The scene OF the attemptedroooery
Is In thickly settled portion OF the district where
the collector gathered large amount on money.
While he was passing along the ROAD the ropcen
fired upon aim and q servant from ambush Artel
the firSt nre the robbers, thinking the enote nao
taken effect attempted 70 rush upon the collec-
tor but ne opened IRE with q winchester nne
killing one The other robber ned leaving the COZ
lector and servant unharmed but badly fright
oned as they had large amount Of money with
them The dead robber was recognized - man
who lived In the vicinity.
One Klnea aDA I've M0Fsa1ly ln1uFed.
LOuIsyuLE kr. ny 50 raIosa wreck %.
Iouisyflle and Nashville Railroad, IN which Eng1-
noer w. n. Quinn was killed and Fireman kicn-
as0son and Brakeman George Farley fatally In
1urod The engine boiler explodod Tweny~ono
fr0igns oan were oemo l1nhod
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A Lady Attacked By q Dog.

This morning about IL o'clock as Miss Mccarthy,
fty-lve years old, was passing the corner OF 9th
and streets southwest, she was attacked by a
large Newfoundland dog belonging to Mr.. Baulsr,
OF No. 61S F street southwest. The dog caught the
lady's left hand in his mouth and tore the flesh
from the back OF her hand. Mrs. Mccarthy was at
once removed to Providence Hospital, where her
hand was dressed by the physicians.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-30
Alexandria Affair."
Reported for The EVENING STAR

DECORATION DAY was not observed here as q
holiday, but numbers OF our citizens took ad-
vantage OF the holiday In Washington to unite
with some one other Of the gatherings going out
from the city on that day. The soldiers cemetery
here was attended to under the supervision OF
brances OF the dead; and the post-ofice kept sun
day hours, the carriers making only one delivery.
OpD FELLOWS VIsIT.-Metropohs Lodge, L o. o.
F. from Washington, visited this city last eve
ming The visitors came down on the 80 train,
and were met at the depot by Sarepta Lodge, Of
this city and escST1ec "a oown n King street with
repta Hall q pleasant lodge meeting was held, and
the Washingtonians were afterwards entertained
and the feast OF reason and the now OF soul found
full course. After the entertainment the visitors
were again escorted to the cars, the Alexandra
Sorrs.lThe Circuit court for the county, Judge
casss The time &c Of the court has been Occupied
BY the case Of the Aultman-Tayl0r CO. agt May.
Edmund Burke and Francis L Smith have been
estate In the Markham-Haine suit On the pro-
bate side OF the court Frances A. Hail has given
bond In $15 600 and qusilned as e1ec9tsix OF Basil
Circuit Court for the city was also In session.
Nr r. c. Acton, Of this city, has contracted to
regatta to be held here next 4th of July.-Judge
Stuart presided and n. B. Harlow was secretary
Of the meeting Of the scqps xsrnon S. ayenSs As
afternoon. The bond of the treasurer was fixed
at 2 600, and the annual election OF oficers was
kxed the nth proximo as the limit Of time within
which dog license must be taken out, and the
sudtOr has the new sags g seaay ,os @s , y
In snd Patrick streets extended, Just beyond the
SsSs y npdeT repair here~Passor DyoIt Of
the Methodist Protestant Church here, VIII be
married early next month TO Miss Maggie zantae.
OF Harper's Ferry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-30

THE COMMITTEE to invite the President and Mrs.
Cleveland to be present at the opening Of the Gin
cinnati centennial exposition will start at 80
p m. to-day for this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-30

FIRST LIEUT.. JAS. BRENNAN, 18th infantry, has
been granted a further extension of leave unit
July 1S, on account Of sickness
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WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, WILL. ON
- June the 9TH. 1888. form s2Partnership to
known the bakery of Henry Beck. We hope to re-
ceive the patronage Of all of friends before
EARNEST BECK,
my3O-3ts HENRY BECK.
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". n. sHUsTKR 4 Sons
9l9 PEXNA AVE
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- THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF
NoSTow the GEa9d L60dge X Of P p win meet To-
sharp. at Bunchs Hail. where carriages will be in
readiness for those who desire to attend the funeral
services Of late brother. c. ED. PARKER, repre-
sentative from Union Lodge No. o.. By order of the
Grand Chancellor. GEO. w. HESLEY. IT.
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~ FIRST PAYMENT ON NEW ISSUE.
MAY. 1888.
EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
EQUITABLE BUILDING" 1908 FsE
ASSETS .740O2.
The first payment on the 18th issue is due May
1888. payable at the office Of the Association daily
from a. IN. to 4:30p.m.
Monthly payments are 81. so per share
$1,000 advanced on each share
Pamphlets explaining the object and advantages Of
the Association are furnished upon application
THOMAS SOMERVILLE Pres,t
JNo. JOY EDISON. sec'y my5
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-02

When Brown went out the young men
went to bed. When Blown came back he
and witness conversed for awhile and
then separated. Brown heard the re-
mark, "There's the id fellow who
wanted to have us arrested last night"
and wanted to go back to the young
men, but witness restrained him and
told him to take no notice of such tramps.
Lewis companion was q tall, slender young
man, well dressed Witness denied
having rehearsed his story several times.
Has had conversations with counsel for
the prosecution. Had never gone to the
Jail on morning at 2 o'clock and asked
the jaie. to wake up Lane in order that
he might see him. Witness came par
TALLY to take part in this trial. Had not
received any money for coming here. Had
paid his own fare. If he was reimbursed
he would accept the money, lie was not
in the habit of refusing anything, In
answer to Col. Keating's question, witness
said he was personally satisfied that Lane
was the man who had raised the fuss in
Fulton, but couldn't swear positively that
he was the man.
Court adjourned at 1880 o'clock until to-
day
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memphis. a Charleston Railroad.

Day trains carry Pullman, buffet,
drawing.roon and smoker slcepcrs between
Memphis aud New York without change
via Chattanooga, Bristol Roanoke, llagcrs-
town, Harrisburg aud Philadelphia.
Night trains carry Pullman, ycstibulc,
buffet, drawing-room, library and smoker
slecpers, the finest made, between Mem.
phis and Washington, without change, via
Chattanooga, Bristol and Lynchburg. Ten
trains daily from same depot In Washing
ton 10 New York, via Baltimore and Phila'
dclpnia.
We sell round trip tickets rs follows
Richmond, Va, and return, S22.YO; on
Tuesdays and Thursdays Of each week,
between November and 20, good To ne
turn November 20.
Augusta, Ga, and return, sl7 -; on
Tuesdays and Thursdays Of each week, be.
tween November and December ~; good
10 return To December u.
Columbus, Ga, aud return, Sl2.20,
each DAY from November "a 81 30, good Ia
return 10 December >.
Macon, Ga, and return, Sl4.05, each
day from November TO 10, goodto return
10 November H.
II. W. wRrNN. g. + and r. A.
G. A. DESAussUGE, A. q. l.. A.
J. G. BEAN, L. A.
Il. HuGuES, Ticket Agent
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-02
THE ELECTRIC RAILWAY.

It Is Said To 20 Sure Thing Con-
tracts Signed.
II is understood that the Electric Rail
way is a sure thing. Mr.. w. j. Clarke,
of Boston, arrived in the city yesterday
for the purpose Of comforting with the
parties interested in the scheme. lie is n
capitalist and electrician and is the man
ager OF the Thompson-Husier system OF
electric motors. The meeting was very
secret, but il is understood that the con
tracts have been signed and work will
begin in the near future. The route will
be the same as has been published in Tn
APPEAL heretofore.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-02
PHYSICIANS uu., Register.

Every physician and midwife praciicing
In the Taxing District must report within
fifteen days from date at the board VI
health Office, between the hours Of s o'clock
n. m. and ~ o. clock noon Ia register, ~ r..
quircd by the health ordinance. Very NJ
specially, 4. A. WILLIAMSON, MD,
Secretary Board Of Health.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-02
Its Delicncy of fInXor

And the efficacy Of its action have rendered
the famous California liquid fruit remedy
Syrup of Figs, immensely popular. 1t Clean
ses and Tones up the cloggcd and fcyerish
System, and dispcls Headaches, Colds and
Feyers. For salem 30 cents and SlOO bottles
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-02
The FIRST symptoms of Death.

Tired feeling, dun headache, pains In various
parts oi the body sinking at the of the stomach
loss Of appetite. icycrishucss pimpcs OF surs, nrc
all positive evidence OF poisoned blood No mat
avoid death Ackcr's English blood EliNcr has
nCynr failed 10 remove sCruiulnus or syphlliuc
poisons Sold under positive guarantee II. j..
Holster druuul.t
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-02

on and after Friday, November 2, this
train will leave the Memphis x Charles
ton depot nj 400 o'clock pm, daily, ox-
ccpt sunday.
X. u. PEdRAM, g. A. DESAusrHE,
Superintendent A. q, l.. a.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-02
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No. 1914 Main street, opposite Gayoso Hoo
tel. will save you from 90 10 ~ on every
Hat or Cap YOU buy, either TOT men, boys
and children. A nice CAMrAiUN Car
FnEE with eyerY lIai this Mcck.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-02

Fmsr.cLAS table board at fpnsiola's,
ON Front street, opposite custom.ho
The table IL supplied with the choicest
food the markets afford and carefully
served. Regular meals - cents
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-02

DENocHAric and Republican Campaign
Scaris given away by the Great Under.
wear and Scarf House, Thompson 4
Stevens, No. go Second street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-02

LADIES cape collars a specially Al Mem.
phis Steam Laundry, ga Second street
Branch Office $50 Main.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-02
RED 1lEAs.

JUsr received, Of our own importation
a line lot II French clocks. Hughes 4
Unller's, 1853 Main street