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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-07

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-07

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Tbs sssafasse and tie sanss of ~ Ass
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-07

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-07

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-07

Jsnss Ryan, sf Otsavs. Illinoia, has
hesn aepolnSed btshoe sf this dtneses
e "a - vAsaney oaa6sd b ~ dsath
Of H1shOp Bates.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-07

6An RnAnrIsoo, Heo. G-The Calf
fusuis Ep1nino eoopsny mode asothss
fedooe3oo u eoasf tsday frum * and
s esasss 70 ~ and * seo1s. rsspsealvsly
u 10 believed thas The AmsRteae con
nanv Will mee1 she nsw rA4ss - ones,
and, 3 is said. rsdeetion 9iu b made
IN the prices Of Waite sueafs also.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-07

Bosruu. Feb. 6 6-Trsasnssr BiIIises,
sf shs Boston baesl5all elub. has EeeRtv-
"a disposoh from Ton Bssvn. taAe Of
PistshuFa and In noiauapo1ie. a9Tootng d
elay rt9hs neld fog tbs Bestsas ~ eoa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-07

h change ef sbs expesinesss u ~
unannfnetars Of s1aAx f1uD eesGhum
zane q Font Sspek Tsxaa oxysuDos u
oVtnian y hts anoeal REPORTS thaA -
gar czn be prodoes1 fully - sheapay ID
Kan1ns @ IN Louiaiana.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-07

Los An0xED. Foo. 6.-Ansehlae, shc
murderer Of the Hitchooohs, vao AZ
fetans6 thiD afess1oon h ahe pseesncs
q - iDoenoo crowd aad p6saded not
xail1y, ano ~ ortal ID ~ snpsslos
eUuss - - fos oe11g6ay DsoRnine.
LA4e ereU6o neheeD1 = ~ stEesss,
yeilin4 'Theso Aa aoesP sLvueh htprs
knschiaee vA1 Gs.oely friGhtene1 b.
fore the aeputto1 could ct hin nfsly
inside the fail.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-07

Pcn1xAnp, 1sn. H9peetall = The
yenahes pioneer Jadee J. @. Tnoeason
disd at his hor7s In Salem last night, Of
old aga Jadas Thornton ct ths tims
Of his death vas In extrsosly rsdoped
bee q ysars. He isavss an aRed wife
20 mourn his losA but no children
The funeral viii taks plaes from tue
Methodist Episcopal O6ufoo a We'd
nssday. This dato viii b. Wtshln hat .
fev days Of the 60sh snntvessnsy Of hil
msrsiaee 70 tho befeavs3 widow.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-30

New ORLEANS, March 20.-The track
was heavy, the weather clear and pleasant.
Flst Racc-Sclling four and half fur
longs. Starters Fraud, Weeks, Bobolink.
Halle u and Tcslus. Weeks won by half
a length, Halle j.. second, Boboliuk third.
Time-l:0ll.
Second Racc-Five iurlongs; selling.
Starters Katie Mac, Antonio, Iomax,
John Morris, Lilly Virgil and frankie Il.
Iomax won by q length, Lilly Virgil sec
ond, Antonio third Tine-i:0Sl.
Third Race-six iurlongs; selling. Start
ers: Probus, Handy Andy, Walker, Buck.
eye and Gen Price. Buckeye won by y
neck, Gen. Price second, Probus third.
Time-l:23.
Fourth Race Seven furlongs; handicap.
Starters Lottie Wall, Jim Nave. Handy
Andy, Head Lad aud 0vorton. They got
of together. Jim Nave won by two
lengths, Lotiic Wall second, Head Lad
third. Time-l:37l
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-30
LOCAL MATTERS IN BRIEF.
Small But important Items Collected
From All Quarters.

Small But important Items Collected
From All Quarters.
Charles Floyd, a young white man, will
never cease 10 regret that he did not either
pay his fare or work his way 10 the point
that he desired 10 reach. He chose the
adverse policy aud now lies groaning and
moaning in the city hospital, with every
indication pointing TO the loss Of both
legs by amputaiion. Floyd attempted 10
board freight train moving out OF the
Louisville & Nashville railroad yard, late
yesterday evening, for the purpose OF
stealing ride. By some mishap he got
mixed mp with the track, and the car
wheels passed over his limbs in such n
way a. 10 crush them inghtfully. lie was
picked up and conveyed Ia the hospital,
where Dr. Williiorl was summoned 10 nj.
tend him. Floyd Is twonty-sovcn years OF
age, Is cooper 10y trade, and halls from
Gcenyille, Ind.
Az Kcmo or THE csRSIvAL.
When Momus chose his fair queen at
the recent carnival lac was more than en-
WED by the hundreds Of gallant young
men. and the king himself showed nn-
woman 20 share his throne. But " he
was happy then how much morn 10 was
lie Yesterday when there was conveyed 10
him, In mysterious way, an immense
tray OF rare hot-honsc flowers, whose
fragrance seemed "a have been gathered
frDm "Araby. the best" a carl reading
'ero Mr.. II. Galloway, compliments OF the
Queen 81 the Carnival indicated whence
the giit originated. II also showed that
the fair queen hal guessed the Identity Of
the merry monarch who had 30 h0nOrcd
her, aud that u WIS no other than that
prince Of good fellows whose name ap-
pearcd on the card.
The tray was filled with great stalks OF
double hyacinihs, purple, pink, cream and
white hcliotropc, narcisirus and gcfanium
added beauty 20 the bel OF color; two
handsome Gala lilies lay IN the center,
forming an artistic collection which pro-
fcfsional florist might have envied. The
smiles that shone about the recipient lace
was ample evidence Of his pleasure, aud Of
the unexpected nature OF the gift. II was
graceful compliment which the cphem-
eral queen paid 10 mirhful majesty.
MOUNT yERSoS RELIEF.
Again the telegraph wires have been
OPENED between Memphis and Mount Yer
non, H., a. follows
MTurHs Tenn. March y. 1854
George ". Evans Chairman Relief Committee
Mount Vernon, III
We forward per express today additional
remittance Of 500 for the relief Of youI
people. Moro 20 follow.
W. A. GAoE, Chairman.
y. A. KEELING.
Secretary Ne. Vernon Relief Com.
The Mount Vernon relief committee de
eirc totx,tnd their thanks 10 Mr.. james
Ippcn, tho proprietor Of the circus. fol
his generous donation Of the entire grosl
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-30

receipts OF the circus performance last
night; also to the members OF the Athletic
association Tor their kind assistance, and
to the door committee, who, notwithstand-
ing the rain and mud, bavely attended to
Their duty. The more to follow" in the
foregoing telegram speaks volumes of re-
lance upon the liberality Of Memphis, and
already II, 800 have gone forward. Miss
Grace Lewellyn's entertainment is next in
order. twill take place at the New Mem
phis theater Friday night OF next week,
April @.
LAWYERS SCRAP.
Attorneys Pat Winters and n. T. Ingar-
ham had IA personal encounter in the
criminal court clerks office Wednesday
afternoon about some legal business
both parties claimed TO be interested
in. Court being in session at the time
the fight was in progress, Judge Du-
Bose fined the participants $40 each,
for contempt, and placed them under
bonds TO keep the peace. Later he dis
missed the cases. Deputy Sheriff Barber
got wind Of the affair and arrested Ingra-
ham, carrying him before Squire Elughey
for trial. lie submitted his case and
was fined under the small oflense law.
GOOD FRIDAY SERVICES At CALVARY CHURCH.
Mathis, litany and sermon, 1880
O'Clock am. Commemoration of the ago
ny: Special litanics and meditations ON
''The Last Seven Sayings on the Cross
from u o'clock m. to o'clock pm.
Evensong and address o'clock pm.
Church open all day Tor all persons who
desire TO rest and pray. Rich and poor
cordially invited TO any and all of these
services.
BILL ARR DELAYED.
Judge l.. III. Estes, president OF the
Young Mems Christian association, re-
ceived telegram from Charles II. Smith
(Bill Arp, of Gainesville, Ca, that lac
could not get here in time Tor the lecture
tonight This will necessitate postpone
ment for a few days. Due notice OF the
revised date will be given.
lie WAS 4 NAIL AGENT.
II now transprcs that the man Thomp-
son, who was sandbaggcd and robbed ON
the levee two weeks ago by Ed. Cleary
and James Welsh. was q United States
mail agent, and at the time OF his assault
was on his way 20 the depot with his mail.
The prisoners will probably be turned over
to the Federal authorities.
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
The negro Dunk Woods, arrested here
Tuesday, and denounced by his wife rs
an escaped convict, is wanted at Owens
boro, KY, TO serve nm unexpired term in
the penitentiary. An officer is cn route
here to claim Woods, who had half q
dozen aliases.
A warrant was sworn out yesterday by
Catherine West, colored. before Squire
Buttenberg, charging Jas. Athey and
Patrick Welsh, white boys, with commit.
ting an unwarrantcd assault and battery
on her boy Eugene. The young men
were arrested.
Edna Davenport, girl OF nineteen, has
left her boarding place, No 1853 Main
street, abandoning her baby, an infant
| three months old.
The funeral OF Mrs. c. d. Armstrong
wife OF Detective Charley Armstrong, oc
Cured yesterday afternoon.
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Tho appreciation OF our enterprise by
the public il source Of qualification and
pleasure 10 us-to attain success and TO win
public confidence and esteem at the same
lime, are achievements above the common
lot At one time We felt that our vast
establishment was ahead Of the times aud
beyond the requirements Of this commu.
niiy--the immense and rapid growth ei
Memphis has convinced ms OF our error,
aud yesterday We were made conscious OF
the fact that our house was too small 10
accommodate the immense outpouring Of
admiring visitors. Correct principles and
intelligent enterprise always win in the
long run.
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work for On. Grand Jur,,

From the Holly rphngs South.
TnE ATRIAL OF last Friday, says Mr..
JetEcry. the general manager Of the ILL
nois Central railroad, virtually admits
that the Governor Of the great State Of
Mississippi has an annual pass over this
line. Now comes work for somebody, the
Federal grand jury, the Kinds county
grand jury or the railroad commissioners.
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MENKEN g. COMPANY

Continue the grand exhibition today,
throughout the emporium, feeling that the
great throng Of yesterday prevented some
from seeing the entire display.
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OBITUARY.
Gen. Charlie. A. s,e,.on.

READING, Pa, March 2o.--Gen. Charles
A. sietson, for nearly forty years propne.
Tor Of the Asior house, New York, died IN
this city nj midnight, from kidney and
heart trouble. aged seventy-seven yenrs.
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cred for all diseases Of man and beast that
can be reached by AN external medical APP
plication, is Rangum Root Linimcnt. One
trial will convince Manufactured only by
Rangum Root Medicine Co., Nashville. Tenn.
Fifty cents per bottle. For sale by Hester,
2sJ Main street
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WEST POINTS PROSPECTS.
Things "Gsttlng a Movo on Them" II
That Country-Enterprise

Things Getting a Move on Them" In
That Country-Enter
Special Dispatch TO The Appeal.
WEST PoISr, Miss, March 2o.-Our
booming town continues to boom. Today
sufficient stock was subscribed to guaran-
tee, and already preliminary arrangements
are perfected for the Horticultural and
Stock Sale Fair association.
Machinery for the brick and tile factory
has arrived, and the necessary machinery
for canning factory is ordered.
With the carly completion OF the Mem
phis. oxford q Columbus railroad Yves,
Point win be the Birmingham Of Missis-
sippi.
Bids for the erection OF a $4,000 public
school building will be received until the
18th Of April.
Immigrants from the blizzard stricken
northwest are coming In daily, and trans
fcrs In real estate are lively.
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w. A. Boyd, the indicted San Francisco
customs inspector. has made full comics.
sion Of the frauds he had committed, aud
duplicates Ciprics, Mclean and kipp.
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Our sales yesterday were the largest we
ever had, and In appreciation Of the liber-
atty Of the public. VIC shall offer all Of the
same bargains today.
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EKANiSE the superior grocery stock OF
Angus Campbell 4 Co., 30 Bcale street
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OsL Hall Easter salts.

In these our stock embraces all the latest
In styles and colos for large and small
bows,
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l. NJ. DARSrLL & Sow for poplar lumbc
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Gas FIXTURES, new designs Just re-
ceiycd, at 25i Second street
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PlrEs and fittings, engine fittings.
Browne, tile plumber.
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~ o., ,,,,i,f,,,I ,,.f,l ,tI.r to,,t,. .uJ A
most perfect norvine. are found In Cartcr's
iron Pills. which strengthen the nerves and
body, and improve tie blood and complex.
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a chance Tor Everybody.
The Memphis Land and Investment
Company have a cash Fund" every
month to invest in real estate. All per-
sons wishing TO sell are invited TO call.
The company will sell lots and build
houses in any part Of the city ON monthly
payments for rich or poor. Apply TO
Jas. JAW sNIrn & Co.,
Agents for the Company,
No. . Madison 81.
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WRAPS. MILLINERY. SILKS.

Dress Goods, Shoes, White Goods, Clothing,
Gloves, Hosiery, China, Carpets,
etc. II Is a rare opportunity.
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Go TO Converse 4 Cooks aud play bill.
lizards ut 30 cents an hour
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IN SOCIETY.
Her rourth Birtbdsy

Little Ncttie, daughter Of Mr. Robert
Elliott, celebrated the fourth anniversary
OF her birth at the residence Of her parents,
"a Aliens avenue, last night The follow
ing little lads and lassles were entertained.
Mis- Nclile Elliott Mis- Wilma May Davis
Mis- Iva Davis Miss Mamie infbro
Mis- Edna sullivan Miss Maud Wright
Mis- Gussic Wright Mis- Hal Warng
Mis- Edna LESLIE Mis- Bessie cline
Niss Eina Moore Miss lille -tainn
Mis- Duuglass Calhoun Master charlie Davis
Master fan Moore Master Albert Thoda
Master Johnnie Lane Mnsier Willie smith
Master gc1frc Wright Master Authef brown
Master Robbie llilI Master Milton Hagcr
Master Harry Burdiok
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For all ages and all conditions.
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BILLIARDS 30 cents an hour at Converse
K Cooks.
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In. DAasrll 4 Sos for pine lumber.