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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-25
rhnt atoIeu RIO.ooo Pnckage.

New YORK, August 2f.-Nothing new
has developed in the postal robbery of
the package containing Sl0. 900, forward
ed to the Chemical National Bank OF TINS
city by registered letter from Portland,
Ore. The officials are very reticent
about the matter.
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FINANCIAL.
HEw YORK. IALfrnoRI ann xrcE-
mosD STOCK yxcgAHaaG
Grain Providons Gotten. ssssssa rur
penuns Rosia. Tas. SAD
Peanut mayksts


NEW YosK. August M.--Thc stock market to-
day was Intensely dull with the exception OF
the nrst hour, whom nearly ono nsii OF me pnht-
meas Of the entire day was transacted. ana was
Alternately weak. strong. and stagnanL wish
prices a. the close generally shaie be;;er than
those 81 last evening. London inAaiiested con-
siderable anxiety over the Presidents message,
and THIS feelisg was rrfectod mere d.
lore tns opening, and Gambia southern and
Michigan Corral as the lines most apt
to safer from any trouble with Can
ada sefs specially weak In the early sales
The supporting orders which had been PLACED IN
Tire market, however, soon rallied me VS. ana
confidence was quickly restored. Lsckavauna
WA strong feature In the forenoon. seconded
By Western Union. the former being bought
sgain o. The proposed increase In prices ior
coal aud tue latter on largo increase IN
earnings, coupled with the talk II sn increase
In the rate Of dividend. Tho other stocss were
very quiet bat there was some saimahon IN
Northern Pacidc preferred In the afternoon
aad 70 was strong tn the face OF tue failing mar
ket at that time transactions we're auseriy us-
void Of feature. Dsrtng tho remainder OF the
tlme tradiag in ne general lst wss saNrciy IN
elgnticsnt throughout Declines ~ tas open,
reg reacted = per cent IN toe fenefea
Hat and Canada Soathern was on por
cent and Michigan Central TX pee cent.
These losses were further Increased by small
ffactieRs before the room recovered rom ts
scare. but after that time the market novel hp
rapidly ell tic beet icures were reached, whicn
was generally before ii O'Clock. All animation
died out OF the llst when the upward movement
GU miDoted- AMI heavy lone was oeVotope1'
which eTtonfed 70 all parts Of the list though
the movement was exceedingly elos until
tho least hour, when sorps pressure was
brought against the lat with The resuh N N'ptng
oat most Of the early improvement the close
WAS very dull and heavy 10 weak 81 Irregular
change from the opeaing nsurss. Transactions
OF the day foot sp 100, f2i shares Final changes
are Irregular cnd for fractions on'y. cxccpt IN
Canada southern. vhioh n down ~, ana sAichI-
gan Central per cent
NEW YORK. August 2t-No5r.--Ssocss Dun sud
steady. Money easy tisiI. Exchange-Long,
80; short. t3s.. Governments duh and steady.
Brsnin1. Krcnanre quiet nnd slrong. Money
easy ct isih per cent Sub-Treasury BALANCES
Coin, SibAS3.00O: currency. fi9.ss5.0c Gov
ernmsnts dull sod steady; per cents, iNt
~ per cent?, iNA. state bonds duD aud sseedy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-25

10y telegraph % The Dtspatch.l
SARATOGA, N. T., August 24.--First
rsce--three quarters Of a mile--Spinette
won Little Minnie second, Bronco
Marie third. Time, ll7f.
Second race-one mile and furlong--
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-25

King Crab won Won Tromp second,
Letretia third. Time, 2:j2.
Third race--one mile Navigator won !;
Daisy Woodruff second, Tarton third.
Time, 1:19!.
Fourth rsce--one mile and seventy
yaris--PocatelI won; Mirth second,
Perkins third. Time. l:50s.
Fifth rsce--onc mile and three six
teen,hs over five hurdles voltigeur
won Lizero second. Percy third. Time,
2:I7h.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-25
FOUR MEN KILLED
And Three Fatally Hust by q Cave-tn
at Mines Near Bascouy Pals, Va.

I>pcCiG bcicktoin W hue OtspAScu.l
LYNcHBuBG, Va, August 24.-The
results Of the caying in of the mines at
the James River Cement-Works, near
Balcony Falls yesterday, were more
serious than at first supposed. Four
men-Charles Bruffman, Alexander Pol
lard, Thomas Peasants. and Luke
Lynch--were killed, and a man named
Wills, and two colored men named
Chestwood and Hundley fatally In
jured. The bodies were reached late
Yesterday evening. Those killed were
crushed and mutilated horribly.
The man hurt yesterday on the Rich
mond aud Allegheny railroad above this
city is named Wallace Akers. tie is
reported better, and there are some
hopes Of his recovery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-25
HON PAUL romUSp~s CANVASS,
"A Chrfsttanssurg--sur OF success
ffr>-To be Married.
fsueclaI telegram 70 the DispaIch.l

tSppcIhi NI"t' ~ y w -
CHMsrrAssBURo Va, August "a
Colonel Paul q. Edmunds, OF Halifax,
arrived here last night. As soon as it
was known that be was here number OF
friends called on him at the hotel. Genial
and cordial in his manner. he attracts all
who meet him. He has been in Roanoke
and Botetourt for two weeks making a
thorough canvass OF those counties.
lie expresses himself IS well satisfied
with the condition OF things there. he
makes friends with all he meets and has
the happy faculty Of creating aud LEAVING
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-25

CINCINNATI. August 24.--The Com
mcrciat GGzcte's. Charleston, W. Va.
special says: The Republicans OF the
Third nominated j. IL. McGinnis for
Congress-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-25
YeIloW-Eeyer.
by telegraph to the Dispatch.l


WASHINGTON, august 24.-The Ma
rine- Hospital Bureau has received
n telegram from DIR. Mitchell dated Jack
sonville, Yesterday. Official bulletin for
twenty-four hours ending p. NJ. New
cases, 16; deaths, 2 recoveries, 2; I'M
der treatment, 43. Total number OF
cases to date, 20; total deaths. TO-
Surgeon General Hamilton wires from
Camp st. Mary that the camp is in good
condition. twenty-five refugees there,
and he proposed to return to Savannah
last night.
,TAcksoNvILLE, FLA, August "a
From 6 o'clock yesterday evening until
noon to-day six new cases of yellow-feyer
were reported, and two deaths Frank
Martin, an Italian boy, and woman
were carried to st. Luke's Hospital. The
woman was too i'll to give her name. The
weather to-day is very favorable to
health.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, August "a
There were fourteen new cases OF yellow.
fever reported during the twenty-four
hours, ending at o'clock this evening.
There were two deaths during the same
period.
ATLANTA, August 24.-The news from
Jacksonville in regard to the rapid IN
crease of the yellow-iever there created
great excitement among the refugees
here. The kilograms which have been
received state that the Board OF Health
had decided TO give no more names OF
the sick or dead 10 the public. which has
caused much indignation.
The refugees held a meeting to-day
and passed strong condemnatory resolu-
TONS. Great anxiety prevails here for
those who are left behind.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-25
Bonds Purchased.

WASHINGTON, August 24.-Bond offer
ings, 1898, 500. Accepted, 500, 900 regis
tered As at 1913.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-25
rhe Effect of sbe Message on Wall
street.

NEW York, August 24s-ihere was
considerable anxiety manifested over the
effect of the Presidents message on the
Stock Exchange before opening, and the
first sales of stock in railroads depend,
ing upon Canadian business showed
sharp declines. The Michigan Central
opened down II per cent. and Canada
Southern opened down per cent sup
porting orders had been placed IN tne
market, however. and prices were Dio
mp 10 from opening: When 'nis is.
coyery was noted confidence was ct once
restored. Bankers and railroad people
generally believe that no action VAL
be taken by Congress on the message,
but that II the commerce with Canada
should be interrupted the only roads al
fected adversely will DO the Michigsa
Central, the Canadian Southern, and the
Canadian Pacific.
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mAnssg istgLLIesScE.
roar OF RICHMOND. AUGUST "a, 1855
auuFUun

PoArog RICHMOND AUGUST "a Iss<
ARRIVED.
Steamship wysDoho. Hulphsr-, New York,
merchandise ana passengers, George W. Au'n -
Brig Hancock, Gupull, orchilIa bland. guano.
s. w. Trsycrs-
eAILKD.
Steamship Wyanoke. Hulphers. Now York.
merchandise and passengers, George ". Alien q
Co. agents 49,. a..
steamer ARIEL Deyo, Norfolk, United states
mail, merchandise, aud passengers. l. u Istam.
agent -. -.
schooner George Walker. Mitchell. New YORK,
pig-iron. John N. Gordon. agent; vessel, Suf's
a Parker. -
schooner standard. Dram. PHILADELPHIA, Pop
lsr wood, Conquest q oons; vessel. Csfss a
Parker -,
schooner Lizzie d. Small, CrsnIner. Bayonne.
slaves, Chesapeake and Ohio railway: vessel
Curtis 4 Parker
railroad. ties, Y. Q. Leake, IT,, & Co.; vessel
Curtis s Parker
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-25

COTTON ggroac

We quota: Fine. g. 50ss2f5: supsrnne. ta7sA
Sa5, extra. 81 50asl75; family, $ia5A5o: patsns
family, country, t4.7os$5zA
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WEATHER REPORT.

tBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
S----, WASHINGTON. d. c., August eh--For
HAIR Virginia, fair weather, slightly warmer,
------Jwlth southwesterly winds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-25
ron OLD PEOPLE,!

In old people the nervous system IS
weakened, and that must be strengthened.
One of the most prominent medical
writer's of the day, in speaking Of the
prevalence of rheumatic troubles among
the aged, says: d" The various pains, rheu-
matte or other, which old people often
complain of, and which materially disturb
their comfort, result from disordered
nerves." There it is in a nutshell
the medicine for old people must be a
nerve tonic. Old people are beset with
constipation, fatulency, drowsiness, diar-
rhea, indigestion, rheumatism, neuralgia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-25
BALTIMORE STOCK MARxBr.
RICHMOND STOCK ExcEANaR

BALTIMORE, August A-vIrginia Gs, consoli-
dated. 50; do. new. BE, e's; do. lO-4os, Sos. BID
today,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-25

PORT OF NEWPORT NEws AUGUST Ct 1888.
tBy Telegraph
ARKfyED
Steamship KanawhA Sears, Providence, coal
schosnsrs King Phillip, Combs, Fall hiseF; "
l. Dickson. Harding. boston-Doh tocoaL
Bark Meguntacooke. Boston. 10 coal
eafLED.
schoorers C. 8. BsylIs. Diyereux, Bath; Ben,s-
min Hale. Hall, B0ston: H. Y. Kelsey thsso.
Allynis Point; sue wiiisms, Pearce, NsS lofk;
safnueis. Thofp, Pearce. New YORK l. camp
bell. -, BOston-asl with coal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-25

COhN.--FJU Ducucib.
OArs.-403 bushels.
kYE-43 bushes.
sALzs sEPosrgo 70 ssrswvtsv.
WHsAF.-white, 50 bushels good at CSC. Long
berry iO4 bushels very good az 9Sc.: on bushels
good az &c; I5O bushels fair 81 &c. 80 bushels
common al sc. Mixed. ~ bushels primo Al 81. (;
AZ bushsls common at soc. shortberry, % bueh-
els very good at s9c. IN bushels very rood az
CSC. AZ bushels good at SIC; 81 bushels good
At sc: 20 bushels good At &C.: e bushels
g0oa at SIC: a bushels fair ~ Soc; 10 bushels
common az &c.; GO bushels common a. &c.; 80
bushels common ut Sc. Total sales Of wheat
LOO buahels-
Offerings to-day Of wheat 400 bashsls: same
dsy last year. l0.472 bcsheis. Sates today Of
wheat 1850 bushels; same day last year, o.O'o
bushels Offerings far this sessoa, Rats
bushels; same time last year, fH.45s bushelr.
Extreme range Of prices to-day, 80 20 81:
same day last year, 90 70 Sc.
CoRx.-Wnits, l0i bushels very good 81 Sc |.
50 bushels good at sc. hixed, ~ bushels very
good al So. Total sales OF corn. 2D4 bushels
OArs.-spripg, 20 bushels very good al &c.
RYE,--4S bushels very good at &c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-25
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

= Arorsr ~. Market steady and better fesiing
Prime, 3Aa34c; extra prime, 34c.; fancy, ~.
common. IL a2stc.: sheilcd. gkaSec; spanian.
aLc.: factory hznd-picked. sap.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-25

Harkss duu
NIpDLrSa. 97-isc.
Low MfoDLIEo. 8 iS-i6c.
COOP ORDINARY. 7 1915
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-25
GRAIN AND COTTON ExCHAHaR.
RIosxosn August n. 1883
OFFERINGS.
sALzs ssrosrxo 70 ssos~-s.,

WHEAT.-4.090 bushels
CORN. bushels.
OArs.-403 bushels.
RIVE Dtishoa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-25

The officers-elect were installed, and
then the ASSOCIATION adjourned SINE die.
The State Board of Dental Examiners
were in session here and examined seye-
rsl candidates for professional recognl-
ton.
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4
States was referred TO the Committee on
Appropriations with leave to report at
any time.
Mr.. Dibble, of South Carolina, subj
mitted the conference report on the bill
for the erection of an appraiser ware
house in New York.
As agreed on the bill provides for the
purchase OF site at the limit OF
$3.50. 900 and the erection of building
at cost not exceeding $3.50, 900. The
Secretary of the Treasury is given dis
erection to purchase site large enough
to embrace the custom-house building as
we'll as an appraiser warehouse, or to
purchase two sites near each other for
the two purposes. In this contingency
The Secretary is authorized TO pay
3, 900, 900 for sites.
The conference report was agreed to,
and the House went into Committee OF
the Whole for the further consideration
of the deficiency appropriation bill.
The pending question was on the appeal
taken by Mr.. Dibble from the decision
Of the Chair ruling out the provision for
the payment of the French spoliation
claims on point OF order.
The call OF the Committee OF the
Whole having failed to disclose the
presence of . quorum, it was followed
BY call of the House. This showed
but 15S members in attendance, and the
Sergeant-st-Arms was directed to arrest
and bring in the absentees.
Mr.. Dibbie proposed to make the
pending question special order for
next Tuesday, when number of the alb
sentees would be present, and the point
Of DO quorum would not be reised.
Mr.. Burnes objected, insisting on dis
posing of the appropriation bill. Mean
while, on the motion Of Mr.. Richardson,
resolution was passed directing the
printing of 1900 copies OF the Presi-
dents message on the Asheries treaty.
Finally. at 4;30. the Hou4. without de-
veloping quorum, took recess until s
o'clock, the evening session 70 be for the
confederation Of priyste pension bills.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-25

NEW YosK, August 2ie-Co.ton-Nes receipts.
none; gross rsccipts, 553 bales futurss coeet
September, ta.G2; October. slaSasaliS; Noycnl-
ber 81 iSas9l9 December. s1tsaf) A.. Jsng-
ary fa55; February. slGfaf3.6t March. fa4ls
f9.12 April. t979sS1.D: May, fleasAH; June,
a 49, Iallr alu nlnaln "a
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-27
ADJUSTMENTS.


Nils Casileton continues 10 amusc largc
audiences with "a Paper Doll. ." a musical
aud iarcical skit In three acts. and over.
flowing with boslcrous fun aud many
pretty melodies, which keep the audience
In quite n hilarious mood Tor nearly thrco
houn. Miss Casilo,on displaya commend.
able versatility, no little musical talent.
shapcly limbs aud pretty costumes, and 4,
ably seconded by her leading people. In.
deed, the company Is composed Of capablo
persons who aid in making fnn. Miss
AdaDeancs rcciios "rhe Beautiful snow"
~ costume. aud also In nn artistic manner
provocative of much amusement. LISA
clover piece Of speciality business and Al.
ways appreciated. There are solos. Quota.
M, dloys and choruses, which servo 10
make mp pleasing entertainment With
Pete Daily, Bcrio Cooic. Tame.
hll and others 10 do comic bu.i.
nesa, aud Casloton 10 dance. 10
look drmuro aud sweet. and sipp
'Ihc Spider aud the Fly" aud "For Good.
nos sako Don't Say Told You" the
hours pas away rapidly A special chill.
dfcn'a matinee performance will be- given
ihis afternoon under tie auspices oi the
Chiidnn's Christmas Club, and irro 10 the
IDDr children, whom the club will dine al
the Nalaiorium. The comedy will DE spe.
ciallG arranged iUr tho Occasion, and such
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-27
A "eLuE RIpRoN, DAY.
A Pleasant BIT OF News Obtained In a
Railroad Office.

Railroad ONCE.
An ArrEAL reporter yesterday, while
going up the stairway to the office O
General Manager Edwards, of the Louis,
vile, New Orleans & Texas Railroad, me-
Contractor i. McCadden coming down.
Hello" said the latter; you are the
man | want TO see.
What have you?' inquired tho re,
porter.
"llere is something found in Mr.. Ed.
wards's Office and thought it should be
printed, though Mr. Edwards only gave il
TO me as a matter OF personal interest.
| think 1t should he printed as
indicating how commerce is developing
IN the region roundabout Memphis, for
the growth OF the railroad bushes, Is the
surest index nthis regard"
Mr. McCaddcn then gave the totals
from the report Of the Louisville, New
Orleans q Texas Railroad for the ono dny
OF December 20. II showed the read to
have received on that day the sum of
Sh2I.9o from Passengers, and 81, 0Ol. IS
from freight, or an aggregate OF $40, 270. SO,
exclusive OF mail and express revenue.
The report said Mr.. McCadden.
had blue ribbon attached 10 II, because
the business was the largest for one day in
the history OF the road. The sum Is not
extraordinary az compared with the usual
daily receipts OF the road. but, rs | said. 1
thought the people Of Memphis generally
might be interested in knoNingthis special
iaci for the evidence il gives that the coun-
try Is prospering %
The reporter agreed with him.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-27
LOCAL BRpVITIEs.


The Davitt Branch OF the Irish National
League will hold an important meeting
this, Thursday, evening IN the hall over
ST. Pairick's Parochial School, on Linden
street.
On Friday evening, December %. nj 7
O'Clock, there will bc an entertainment
gwen a; the springlalc Methodist Episco.
pat church, four miles east OF Memphis,
ON lrezeyant avenue. All are invited to
attend.
william Madison, Young white man.
IS charged on the police station register
with the crime Of forgery. Ills oiIcnse
consists of having forged an order from a
railroad Official 10 obtain the comforts and
privileges OF clearinghouse.
Ruben Gilchrist, mulatto youth. VIVA
arrested yesterday. charged with making
q criminal assault upon the person Of Ida
crowley tcOloredl, oged fifteen wears. The
alleged assault was committed Christmas
night In an open field ON IallOse street.
lhis Is ST. Johns Day, an anniversary
OF great importance and interest among
Aiasons TIE world over. II will be OBJ
served here by an elaborate celebration by
All the Blue Lodge Masons, who are called
To meet tonight for this purpose, and also
Tor the installation Of officers
The shocking misfortune that reccnfl y
belell the Scagaycs family served 10 bring
out the fact that there is muc.i need In
II Tor attention from the charitable people
Of the city. A number Of gentlemen have
already responded literally. others will no
doubt do likewise as soon ~ ACQUAINTED
with the family's destitute condition. and
the appalling tragedy will therefore bring
relief In that regard.
A countryman was held up IN Center
ahey, near Poplar street, about noon ves-
tefday 10y two men, aud robbed Of Sli In
money. Frank Campbell, tramp, was
arrested shortly aiierward by patrolman
IcrTy on suspicion 81 being one OF tho
robbers. lie denies all knowledge OF the
CRIME but party who was passing Center
alley At the Time, aud also witnessed the
bold robbery says Campbell took a hand
in the affair
a. u. Shippcron, statistician OF tho New
York Cotton Exchange. has Just published
his December edition Of Cotton Facts. +" a
valuable work ot reference, a compilation
OF crops, receipts, exports, stock consump-
ton, visible supply, prices aud acreage of
cotton lgr series Of years. II also con-
'alhs statistical reports Of growing crops, 81
mhnuiiciurcs, acreage and Weld Of each |
state etc. To those interested in cotton.
and even To- the general reader tine little /
book viii be found exceedingly valuable.
The Amateur Athletic Association will |
give dance tomorrow evening. Follow I
ing are the committees iniruslcd with the I
pleasing duty u receiving the guests and .
looking after the floor Reception y.
\. Keeling, chairman; W. D. bethel. n
II. Bryson, w. ]. Chase, ]. W. Dillnri. !.
\. Falls, " Foniainc, J. r. Farrnson' J.
T. Hoist u. v. liallor, r. ]. Latham. u.
Nclson, X 4. Parker. ST., s. A. Poppcr.
lloor-lcI JOY, Jr, chairman: n a.. /
Brown, H. g. bruce, Frank Cump. VIM.
Danagh, 7. l.. Davis, T. ~. Davidson. 4.
y. Edwards, :. l.. Finley. H. Il. Freeman.
Z. w. frayscr. Jr., T. NJ. Galbraih, t.
T. Gibson, VIM. T. Gage. Avery G. Hunt.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-27
Chri.tmn. nt n,rr,hnrg.

Special Dispatch % The Appeal
DYrRsnrnG, Tenn, Dee. 25.-Thero was
Christmas festival Of some character af
every church in town last night. and tho
children were oil made happy. The pre-
partitions az the Methodist Church wrrc
quite extensive and elaborate, and the
display was beautiful indeed. A laryc
arch, decorated with cvcrpfcrns.
and bearing the inscription, Unto
Us Saviour Is Born" stretching over
the Christmas trees, laden with beautiful
aud costly presents, added much 10 tine
beauty and splcndor OF the display. Tho
large stocking at The Cumberland Prcshy-
terrain Church was covered with pretty
aud costly gifts, and was something novel
In It's line
Ms. Mamie Parks and children. from
Nashville, will spend the holidays with
her parents, john l.. Webb AMI wife.
Thomas l.. Powell, Of Monte Vista. Col.
- visiting his daughter, Mrs. Jones, and
Mr.. Draper, the attorney Of this place.
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portions will be presented us to please tho
children, who viii number about |, POO.
and who will exclusively compose the
audience.
"A Paper Doll will be the attraction
again tonight and during the remainder of
the week. A Christmas toy matinee will
be given on Saturday, on which occasion
each child in attendance will be given Il
pretty toy as n Castleton souvenir.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-27
Commercial Iour,.,.. A,,c,,,,n

You doubtless want 10 give the NOR.
chants Ia tho surrounding country who
have 20 literally patronizcd YOU In the
past year nice Christmas present, and
would suggest
Nice bpx Of Cigars.
a Mccnchaum Pine.
Cigar Gaze, Holder. etc,
On which VIC will make you specially low
pncoA i. sANEiaoy q Co,
80 Main Street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-27
"IoNt In NOM YnrA"

On New Years week, commencing on
Monday night noXt, a melodama entitled
Lost in New York, " will be presented at
the theater. The drama is strong and
merits patronage, The sale OF seats for
the engagement will open on Saturday
morning at tho Min street box Office.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-27
LnDnN NnTICI.,.

SOUTH MEMPHIS iDDGE 10 nA
- ANuEHONA LUUGE 40 id w
ItiiA SCUIr LODGE Nn 20 i"
- DIsuIp LODGE No sn
W meet IN s'nicd communication this fTiiuRs
nAl night D.ycinl.f -, tA,t nt 80 % rinrl in
ani iur Installation ~ pinn.n NElfluf iit,tb,,,
Materially Invited. ii 0rirf
" rHirH
W ". of Dos Go otre No ~
Attest H. u CULifg. sccptir,. 80
lAMts B. MAtiATFY.
W. u' icln tcuft LU.igr 80. "a
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This popular place of amusement was
well patronized yesterday and last night,
many ladies being in attendance.