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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-16

Tuis may be another short horse day,
and then IL may not.
Pools are sold in the forenoon and at
night at the Peabody.
The official program is a grand Tip" as
20 hores, riders and colors.
FIVE races, including the Tennessee
Club stakes, at Montgomery park today.
RACES commence daily at 2:30 o'clock
p. m, sharp, and close at 5:30o'clock p. m.
THERE should he frst-class sport this
week, il plenitude Of racing material is
any criterion.
TnE attractions offered today by the
Jockey club should draw ut least 4,0O0peo-
pie to Montgomery park.
SIT Is the fastest track Memphis has
ever had" remarked horseman yester-
day, and he added, ''it il about rs fast
as any OF them"
OvER the East End Dummy line trains
leave the city at corner Of Third and Mon
roe streets, and also leave Montgomery
park returning, every forty minutes,
schedule time. Fare five cents each way.
Tue Bluff City numbers within its
limits many sport lovers and as the Jockey
club has wisely reduced the tariff Of adj
| luiS WIN
shorld show big Improvement on former
years.
Twenty bookmakers at the south end
OF the grand stand offer post odds in a
liberal manner, fact which the betting
public appreciates in practical manner
by backing the fayorites or plunging on
the short horses.
TRAINS leave the Memphis 4 Charleston
depot for Montgomery park at 10 a. M,
~ m, p. m, 1880 j. m, Up. m, 23O p,
IN. and y. m. Returning. trains will
leave the park at close Of races. Fare each
way 10 cents; round trip tickets 10 cents
"TIR horses wintered at Memphis
united TO those which went up from New
Orleans, will aggregate some 800 Of the
finest animals In the south or west, saw
the Ner York Spo,tsmdn. Nearly all these
are in racing condition, rs the fast records
in the Crescent City show, and scnsa
tional contests should be the rule, and moi
the exception, at Memphis.
TIIE Nc,r York Spodman, spcaklngo OF th,
Tennessee Club stakes 10 he run for today
says: OF those engaged, Leila May, Pcrsim
mons, Frcderika were all winners nj New
Orleans, and thereis Whites Louisville der
by candidate. The race should he a cracking
contest, and one in which the winner i
most difficult Of selection. However, n
pcrsimmons gets lbs, allowance, and h
ran the distance In las Mt New Orleans,
he should win.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-16
BouLANGERS TRIuMPM

Doulangcr's election yesterday as Dep
uty by the Department Of the North was
one Of the most notable victories that has
been achieved in France in many day.
He received los, 900 votes over his highest
competitor, the vote standing l72,00O for
him, 5000 for second and 5000 for
third candidate, the total vote cast footing
up 266,0OO. Whether for good OF evil,
Gen. Boulangcr has been launched into
the civil life of France with degree OF
popularity that has been vouchsaicd 10 no
other man since Gambetta's death. lie
will enter the chamber with strong fol-
lowing, and win be expected to take a
very radical position on questions
affecting the army and the foreign
policy Of the Government. As to the Con
sttution he is committed 10 the support OF
the question Of revision, and has promised
TO make known his purposes in that re-
gard 10 soon rs he takes his seat For a
time, at least, he viii be the cynosurc Of
all eyes in and out Of France, and the Ger
man Chancellor will watch with more than
admiring interest for every word he may
utter especially touching the army and
foreign affairs. II Boulangcr can rise
above merely personal purpose OF revenge
upon the men who were compelled to dis
ciplinc him 10y dismissal from the army; II
he can rise to an equality with the hopes
he has inspired in his countymen, and
will act conscrvatively, he may be
the means OF great good for France.
II not, II he shall prove TO be no higher
than vengeance ho will be merely a man
Of the hour he will have his day and
after II sink to inslgni6cancc. lie has u
great opportunity. France has many me
diocrities, hut no great leader II he shall
prove TO be- all no aspircs 10 be and is as
honest Republican as ho pledges himself
to be France may find in him an unscllish
patriot, equal to the task Of steering her
away from oil threatening complications
aud holding her 10 the task OF national re.
cupcmiion and advancement.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-16

II France many leading men have cx.
pressed conflicting opinions rs Ia Bou.
hanger, bat NJ Hcrhclo,. who served with
the General In the Goblet Ministry, ~.
CARDS him ~ a good, efficient soldier, hut
political noncniiiy, and NJ. zola, the
novelist, rgarl him M "a stick with q
hat On Il, hat adorned with lace and
plume- that's all. Aud tho Won't 81 il !,
that this stick meets an ill-disguisci want
Of the nation a wan, Of some kind Of dee
poiism ROYALTY, empire, Dictatorship
Gambcttisn Or Boulaugism."
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Chancery Sale
r e A L f S r A r E.

No. $500 Rim the Chancery Court Of Shelby Conn,
ty.-J. T. Bcasley, administrator Of & G. Clayton.
deceased. W. John s. Clayton ct nj.
by virtue Of an intcrlocutory decree for sale ed.
tered In the above cause the 9th day Of January
lsss NJ D. o. page u. will scll at public auction,
% the highest bidder, In front of the Clerk and
Masters olllce, Main street entencc OF the court
house Of Shelby county, Memphis. Tennessee, ON
saturday, 9th day of May, 1898,
within legal hours tho following described proper.
~, situated In Shelby county. Tennessee. to-wit
About miles east OF Memphis on the Old Mem.
phls and Germantown plank road, being lot No. 4
ui Kenneth CARROTS subdivision, bounded as FOL.
lows Beginning at the southeast corner Of lot No Q
OF said subdivision in the center the Memphis aud
Germantown plank road running thence north
east a. 67.iCo chains 90 stake. thence south
~ east 10 1li0D chains thence south vest
% 100 chains o. the center Of lid plank road J
thence north IS west with sald mad 10 Gtl0o|
chains 10 the beginning. containing - - 100 acres.
Terms of sale-On a credit Of aud q months
note bearing Interest With security required. lieu
retained. redemption barrrd. This i2th day u
April, lhsA
ST. MCDOWELL. Clerk aud Master.
by J. N. bradley. u. C. and NJ.
Taylor & Carroll. X II Mcllcnery. Solicitors
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-16
COTTON CROP FIGURES.
General Movement, Crop In Sight and
Northern Splnners' Takings.

The Cotton World 0f the 18th inst contains
the following facts and figures OF interes TO
the cotton trade
Receipts at all portSshow falling of
compared with last week OF s,is7 bales, and
a gain over this week last year Of 6,22O.
Tho total excess since September Is co.
j7l bales
At the interior towns the receipts for the
week are 2,052 bales less than those Of last
week, and ., s72 bale, short OF last year. The
shipments for the week were Gas bales
greater than the corresponding period Of last
year
TmE amount Of American crop In sight Is
now $685. bales, against G,23700i bales
last year and q, 100, 9ii bales the year before,
an increase compared with the former Of
29G, 400, aud with the latter OF 355,593.
Receipts from plantations show adocrcase
Of : ,s0l bales compared with last week and
an increase Of $50 bales compared with this
week last year.
Northern spianors takings from ports TO
date including overland shipments from
September to March 81 have amounted to
l,5li,lG bales, against LAC, AZ last year,
aud 1907, 1874 year before last, an increase
compared with last year OF 1855 bales, and
compared with the year before Of i202s.
These facts are demonstrated a. follows;
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-16

NJ. ee.A,,.s.. C.,,,,,.,.

NEw York, April l5.-The opinion OF
the friends 81 Mt Conkling continue Ia
differ with the physicians. Dr. Barker
called at pm. L. said Mr.. Conkilng had
lost nothing. aud there wns no change In
his pulsc OF temperature since his last visit.
lie declared the minor that Conkling Wa
IN q stupor and unable 90 recognize any.
body was false. lie had graspcd the doc.
tors hand with iirner grip than he cared
10 have. Dr. Barker will col call again
until tomorrow morning at $50 o'clock
Tile senator toot hi, nourishment well TO.
night
NolwithsiandIe this hopeful view, the
following Telegram was sent today;
Hon J. q Jones, riioa, "
"Much wcakcf Chances diminishing
Very little hops.
",Signcd.l ;. l.. VI. BARLow."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-16
Attachment No Ice.

Before n. ButirnberE. J. r.. for shelby county
Tcun., Joseph schlitS Bcwing Company ". VIII
iam Sccger.
In this caue m attachment having been sued
out under scetiou AS In the Code 81 Tennessee
aud rcturncd lcviod upon the property OF deienf
ant, william sccgcr. aud sfidsyt having been
made that defendant u indebted 10 the plaintiff IN
the sum 81 SIR - due by accouni aud that The
claim Il Just aud the defendant u n non rcsl dcnl
of the State oi Trnncs-ce. II h therefore ordered
that the aid defendant mako his pcrsonai sppear
ance bCforc me on the fiksr DAY OF MAY, 1854
NJ W O'Clock m, NJ my once, No. - second street
Memphis Tenn. and defend Mid attachment sui
within the time prcscrihrd by Law, or the SAINT
will IL procccded with ca parte. and that copy o
this H. published once q week for four weeks Ia
Tur DAILY ArrrAL- This "a day " April ies.
HiG2l4D n. BrTTENHfRu, T. r.
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rNauIRIso FOR A BROTHER
Keyran VIM. Butler Wanted NJ Equal
Heir 20 an lrirh Fortune OF sac 900.

koNrnn VIM. bntler wanted NJ fquh
Heir 60 an irish Fortune OF sac. 900.
Capt llackeli, Of the police department,
wcciycd letter yesterday from Phillip
Of Clinton, Anderson county, Tenn. about
twenty miles west Of Knoxville, asking Tor
information In rgard 10 his brother
Hcyran William Bgllcr. Tic latter goes
ON 10 state that the~las, time the writer
saw his missing brother WIS when they
separated In Boston. Mass, IN 1868. hey.
mn William went 10 New Orleans and
worked nj his trade, that of carpenter.
ior several years. The next hcarl from
him WIS tia, he was In Memphis working
ut his trade, lie Wmaincd here some
wars just how many Is not stated but
while here married music teacher.
Since that time he has heard nothing from
him. The letter closes by stating that the
pufpusc oi collecting information m Ia the
whcfcahout OF hisbro,hcr IL that recently
m uncle of thcin died IN Kilkenny
county. Ireland, and left them a lcgpcy vi
f2G,OOO. Phillip and kcymn william
Builcr nre the osly heirs Of the Kilkenny
uncle. and In fact they arr the last ui the
Dutlcrs Of that line. kcymn William. Il
living, would loo nov lliiy.ilrcc ycar Cd
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-16

Tnr New Work politicians ar already
counting on the result IN ca-c Of Conklng's
death. One ol them In nm interview with
Tho Ndc lo.k H0uh said on Thursday
tina, IL Conkling dies that means Blaine,
~ SURF asihc world" With Conkling dead
Elaine might H. able a. do something
in the way of healing tho Discussions in
tho Republican party But as long 10
~ Conkling lives he will preserve his en-
nifty for the man irpm Maine AMI never
let up. Thcr are many followers II Conk.
ling in New York State Who would l,o will.
ing To bury the Ratchet ior policy's sake
lhi they will not 10 Il ~ long as ibcil
leader is alive.
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HEALTH n WEALTH = Dr. nesaregsras
Tauio and Neryine, the Great
French Hpesifa.

NERVOUS DEBILITY In all ~ naEes menia
IN aud physical depression. fprrmatonhea. ny
porhondra Kieniiy. neuralgia hy1teria. incapacity
Tor study or business, paralysis impotence. cpilep
o. los 81 memory. noftening Of Tie brain, and all
diarascs Of the nervous system may ~ radically
cured In either set by the uss OF this unetcelled
preparation. II II matter Of suprtne importsncs
u tisr appropriate treatment for the curc Of the
less Of nerve power. and Dr Bcauregarda ronlo
aud Ncryine Hftcf many ycarn trial In Europe, has
pfuvrd lnfallible n takcfi sccorfiag 70 drcctOua
which are Aimed 10 each bottle Qua bon equal 10
Que mouths truatmeni. Will ctIrc recent cases
PREV, ~ 90 box OF IN boxes for $500. sent
by mail PREPAID on receipt OF price We GUARANTEES
kix boxca 10 cure any cssr With cash order 70
cr.vcd BY us iof sin botO We Will send our written
guarantee 90 ruturn the money II treatment does
not eject cure. A. ncnkcrt a Co, Druggists. n0ls
agents fof United htatcA IN and as Main strset
Mofunhla Tenn
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ui,cr Ielesrnsn..

CINCINNATI o. Apui iG--Rlycr ~ f-ct ~
Inches snd falling Weather miii and clear
WHEELING, ". Va, Aphl lA-.Rlvcr II icci
aud falling siockdnlc passed NJ a. y. m,
Wcnthef r,sol aud faiuy
FiITsUtfKG. PA. April ta-.Rivcr feet
lnchc. aud falling Raining and cool.
EVANSVILLE IND April i5.-niyef = feet :
lnehts aud rising. clear aud cool
VICR~nt &c. MisS. Apfli n Down. sherlock
Ilenr, NatS aud iaugrs. Nov orleans. DCpafted
Vity II Nltksbuu, ~ Louis Arrived 'tty ol
Mannoc. ~ Louis. M,rr rising
NEM ORLEANS. April - Henry Lowry ~
turns tonight % ~ louis
CAIRO III. APRIL ~ Arrived Alice brown,
"a louls q n M Onto Cinrinnail n city NJ
Calfo, Matches. ~ Uoldcn Rule. Rule. New or
lcins. noon ncpartci. ohio, Mcm phis, ttiy ~
,'slu, Natchcs D. ~. GLADDEN. Hnlc tiucinuau. 2
River 10 fcct inchcs aud rising clear AMI
warmer.
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rreadrf. Amy collier.

Nemphis sunday "N-
The fortoi iifs Biade asks "who IL this
man Mr. Collier, chat the Nashville and
Memphis paPcrs ac talking 70 much
aboutg" and ielinJnlcs that Mr.. Collier
Is too ph@rurc 10 deserve 10 much aticn.
iion. The 7ilsI y proud Of Armie Col.
licr. lie went Into the war n private aud
camo out a private q unique distinction.
And though hcis not n colonel u major, y
prolcSor or n iudgc, he will make one oI
Inc handsonest. nblcsi and most gallant
Delegates that the south sends TO the M
tional convention.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-16
saturday. April II, 1883.
Order of Publication.

No. -, RD.-In the Chanccfy Court oi shelby
County, 1cnn.-Tlixahcth ianc iiamcf ct al. ".
John Warren Matthews Ell al.
II appearing from the Andayit on Ole herein that
the defendants. Martha Hamef. Manic Davis, aud
Fannie Simmons. are residents 81 the state Of Ms
slssippl. Walter Icake Strickland Joseph Mat
thcws Mary Matthews, Christina Matthew. Carllta
Matthews. lanes Matthews aud Eddie Matthews.
arr residents " the State Of Texas and all non
residents of the Slate Of Tennessee
II 4 thcuiore ordered, That they make their al'
peanncr herein at the cunr.housc IL shelby c0un.
iy. IN the city of Memphis. now Taxing District 81
shelby county, Tcun., on the hrsi Monday In
MAY, isSs. aud plead. answer or dcnur 20 com
plalnants bill OF the anne will H. taken iof ccn.
lrsscd A. lo them aud sct for hearing cx pefte ani
that n copy of this order h. published oncc wcck
for four successive week. In the Memphis Appeal.
This nth day Of March. iSsa -
A tine topy-A Attest N l. MCDOWELL.
Clerk and MISTER.
ByT. n Caldwell. DcteIiy Clerk and Master.
'hAinn'h "'oolT' '"''' ''' '""'P' y u.sts.aa
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-16

InE McAobp Co"aiy Drmoord explains
Cor the especial benefit OF m, NoJ,rins
D,nocroi that The vote Tor Mcconnell and
Taylor In the McNairy County Conycn.
ton was taken informally, and was mo-,
intended M matter Of record in the pro.
cctaings Of the Convention, which was
hastily summoned" Twcnty.nine Of
thore present voted, n Tor Taylor and 10
for Mcconnell. ~, McNohy Democrat
adds that ''the Mcconnell men worked TO
get their forces together, willie the friends
III Bob made no effort. We believe that
TAYLOR is much stronger In McNairy than
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-16
Murder In NORTH Alabama.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
BmNINGHAN, Ala, April Is. In a
drunken brawl in front Of n saloonin War
rior, at midnight last night, VIM. Dodd,
aged eighteen years, killed J. G. Trum-
brill with n knife; almost seyering his
head from hrs body, and stabbed another
man three times, 10 that Il IL thought lac
will die. All the men were miners A
pursuing party Is on Dodd's track with
bloodhounds.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-16

Summary: Earned runs Memphis, 9;
New Orleans, .. Base hits-fullcr. Pcltz,
Rcccus, Werdcn. Fint base ON errors
Memphis, I; New Orleans, 1. first base
ON balls Memphis, /; New Orleans, 3.
Struck out--By Ewing, TO- Weber, ..
Passed balls-vaughn, 2; Bligh, 2. Double
PLAYS Phelan and Andrews. Wcrien and
McVey, Snecd, Werlcn, Webbor and
Bradley. Umpire llenglc. Time OF
game l:l5.
brooklyn w.. Troy.
Nrw YoEK, April 10. brooklyn o.;
Tuyl.
N... I..s .ua pesesafaae
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The Texas Drill.

Austin, Tex, April l5.-The manage
men, Of the international and interstate
drill.and encampment, TO be held here from
May II 10 ~. ON the occasion OF the dedi-
cation of the new capitol building, expects
10 have President Cleveland aud wife a.
their principal guests. The entire Texas
Congrus delegation, headed by Senator
Coke, will bear the invitation 20 the whole
House. and, u accepted, viii he the escort
10 Tcxas
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-16
A w.raerer e,,e. u,m..,r Tn.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April i5.-Newton
Patterson. the negro suspected Of having
shot aud killed Mcdowell Crawford from
an old toll-gate TN the Nolensyillc pike,
sixteen miles from this city, yesterday,
caused genuine surprise by giving himself
up 10 the officers this morning.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-16
THE COUNTY DELEGATION.

The following table il arranged on the
basis Of voting ior Gov. r. l.. Taylor, No
voml,er, 1886, and present instructions for
his successor classed as accuraielyas posi-
bic from the mass OF conflicting reports.
The totals this morning are For Taylor,
2S3. against and uninsiructcd, 2S2.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-16

An important meeting Of MI the com.
nii,ccs oi the locnl prss will he held at
the Peabody Hotel this evening at 4
o'clock, 10 take fun action With reference
To the ENTERTAINMENT Of the Tennessee
pr,ss Association
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-16
JrLE TIyLORS PISTOL.

| Heres morc Of il. The Columbia Hrald,
reviewing the conduct of the Shelby
County Convention, ays:
A resolution WIS then inirnluacl that shelhys
vote should bc ost ~ unit for Taylor. The pr'
yious question Wa moved nj once, In order Ia cut
on debate and In spite Of earnest protest was put
and carried Without allowing a woplof discussion
The vote siosl % 10 ~ In favor of the resolution
Them Uas Wild uproar. and pistol was brought
into fcqulsi'lon by the chairman To sccnr order
The Dcinoru'lir rule u allowing q full and fair
discussion of Views without molcstaton aud of ~
puiiing atwoihirla vote ~ Instruct dolcgaics Wns
ruihle.sly iulht,d
such .,cnc. are a iisgrace "a any party
such methods ~ sccum nomination ar rsvolt-
Ing TO oil ihlt mincd honest men, especially TO
Tennessee pcuucmts. Who have b,cn urrusiomcd
10 see the canvas iuf Guhcrnntorhl hunon con.
Quoted upon high and dignih,d plane These
tactics show how desperate 10 the cause n the can
dldsie iof whom ~ l. thought NECESSARY a. use
them hut lhgy smack ioo much III fuwdyi.m aud
scpubtanisn 20 win ultimate ,ucces, icf any
pcmocniic asPiraut
Thus H. Heud condemns villa, Il calls
Taylor Thclics, and dcnounccs the u.s.
ui mem property pistol ~ q gpvcl, n
IAN Outrage upon common dcccncy." II
won't 40 70 joke with even property"
pistol
N, NaJrHf Bano'. on the other
hand, secs the joke in julie Taylor's
property pistol, aud know then,
was no attempt ON the part Of th'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-16
cLEARlNo,HousE STATEMENT.
Comparative Showing of the Gross Ex-

Comparative Showing OF the Gross Ex-
changes for the Week.
BosroS, Mass, April l5.-The following
table, complied from dispatches from
the managers OF the leading clearing
houses in the United States, shows the
gross exchanges for the week ended
April II, 1853, together with the rates
per cent. OF increase or decrease as COM
pared with the amounts for the CORE
spending week i'm 1887:
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The Emper.r'- Condition.

BRnLiS. April l5.--Thc Emperor re-
manned la bed until 10 O'Clock today. The
irritation produced by the canula caused
frequent attacks Of coughing aud disturbed
the Emperor's rest until early In the morn
tnU
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-16

Avoid crowdne the iowls; cleanliness Of
houses and yards, the liberal use OF white
wash aud other disinlcctants. aud not per-
n,itting the fowls 10 rain acccss 10 siagnant
water making practice Of providing
abundance Of puc water nj oil times all
these things attended 10 and you viii be
able 20 ward Oh cholera and other diseases
that IOWA are heir 10. Cholera can't be
enrd l'a, Il eau he prevented.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-16

4 CORRESPONDENT wants 10 know how
many dark horses there are Who would
hike To take lIarris's place In the United
States Senate. We can moi answer, nor
DO We believe that anybody elise can. II
l. something no fellah can nnd out"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-16

II he is dead, then the entire amount OF
the legacy willgd1o Phillip, who, as he
states, is an hupble carpenter, earning a
scant living for himself and large family in
the village OF Clifton.
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Byou'S Injection.

HYGIENE, Infallible aud Pfeservative.
CuREs promptly. without additional treatment
~ all rrcnt OF chronic dirchaucso i the Urinary
orrnuA J. fcfrc lsuUfesur a. Bfoul Fharmacien,
Pafls. Sold ~ druggists throughout the United
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Election Notice

MERcAsriiK BANK 90 MgurHn
MrNrnis. Tenn. April !, isSs
The regular annual meeting Of the stock holder,
81 this Hank foe the election " eighteen (s dirsc-
tor 90 serve the ensuing year, will BE held al the
Ranking House on TUESDAY, the iTth Instant, BE-
tween the hour OF 70 and O'Clock.
q a. RAlNE, Cashier
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-16

any other man who is at present in the
race, The political wire.pullers oppose
him, but the masses are with him, and be-
tween now and the 10th Of May the said
y. ". p's. may hear something drop"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-16

Tnr Montgomery Adwriisrr says Gov. For
ter would have made a strong race Tor
senator had he remained In The field"
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lo,., Meteorological Pres. Report.
Memphis signal once Ecport

Maximum thermometer, $40 minimum ne
nonctct. COL; ozone, . precipitation, 600
A indicates interpolation less than O.Ol.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-16

Pans. April 10. In the election today
ior the Department OF the Ncrd, Gen.
Iionlanecr received "a. g5s votes; fouari
"a, 7sl and Norvan y, W.