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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-10
HANDKERClIIEFSl

HANDKERCHlEfSl
At cents.
At 10 cents.
At 30 cents.
AT 90 cents.
CoRsETsl
At so cents.
At IS cents.
AT ST. 90
AT $3.50.
RUCHINGsi
A &c, l0c, 15c, 25c.
WRAPS!
Jackets at $50 Twenty-Five regardless Of
their value. Every one them worth double,
some three and four times.
KREMER's FINE WRAPS.
All our fine Pelernes at one-half and ones
third price to close them out before stocla
taking.
PARAs0Lsi
Parasols at IS cents
Parasols at $3.50.
Parasols at $500.
Umbrellas at 05 cents.
Umbrellas at $3.50
Umbrellas at $i.S5.
Umbrellas at $3.50.
All our fine Lace Parasols at strictly oneI
hall price TO close. -
FL0WERSi
Whole punches and immense. Clusters OF
fine French Flowers, some two some three
sprays in bunch, at 80 cents entire bunch.
Come on Monday to get a chance at them.
Long Wreaths at $3.50, former price $3.50,
"A. 90 and $500.
TlPSi
Fine shaded Tips at i5 cents abunch for.
mer price $3.50 These are genuine bargains.
KREMER'S the only place for these goods.
Long Plumes, N.45.
Elegant Tips sl.45.
PANELS AND SETS, $3.50.
Buttons, 3 cents.
Fine Braided Sets, $3.50.
GL0vEsi
Silk Lace Mitts at 15c, all colors.
Long Jersey silk Mitts for SOC, former price
soc.
A lot OF 7-hook Undressed Foster Gloves,
embroidered, in tan, brown and gray, for
500; were $3.50 TO 1915.
RIBBoNsl
Fine Moiro and Gros-grain Ribbon 0 10 10
inches wide, for SOC.
SASH RIBBON,
inches wide, in all colors, in MORE and
Surah, for soc, sl.25 and $3.50.
Ribbons loo apiece.
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GREAT SHOE SALE
This Week nc
LINRHAUER g. LEHMAN's.
2o2 Main street.

Your choice Of our finest Hand.scwed
I.ow-quarter Shoes for $500 former price,
500
Your choice Of Kangaroo and Cali Hand
sewed Jow-quarter Shoes at 800, which
We have been selling at 500.
Your choice Of Kangaroo and Calf Low
quarter Shoes for $3.50, which We sold at
1900
The above are special bargains, all now
and fresh goods.
This Is no humbug. These goods must
be sold. We mean business Come and
see US.
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A Mothers Unnecessary Alarm

MIS-, biank AM. VINO resides .. 81 IN ,, ,he
northern part OF the city, lett her little
babe, only six months old, in the cradle
while she ran across the street 10 see n
neighbor. On her return she missed the
child, and was greatly alarmed, but was
covered on top Of the centre table chewing
sol coleman's koko tulu, which she had
deposited there on leaving the room. A
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-10

1cE CREAM, Ice cream, ice cream, made
Of fresh milk every day, at L. Benscick' s
No, "a Bcale street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-10

Ics CREAM, cakes, pics and bread deliv.
cred TO any part Of the city free. \. Ben.
sleek, ei Beale street.
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Are invited TO step up stains over Floyd 4
MONEYS and SEQ samples Of the most
artistic photograph work executed in Mem.
phis. lllLIiARDs.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-10

FoR superior upholstering, repairing and
vanishing Of furniture, go 20 Ed Lalle-
mand 4 Co., 40 Jefferson street.
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"Potpouri Of Rargains.v

Lace Isle Hose, zoe; Tips, all colors,
29c and Soc.
Satin Parasols, zoe and up, Children's
Hose, 7lc.
Baby Robes, finest embroidered, sl.0O
and Sl.25.
Infants Dresses, Soc. Plain Corsets,
25c. Sateen Corsets, zoe. Turkey Red
Table Linen, 17!c yard. 20 varieties Of
Buttons, l0c a card OF one and two dozen
each. Hair Pins, 2!c q box. Six-inch
Rubber Comb, DC. Fine Comb, &c.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-10

FRKm snAp and game dsh Of all kinds
at sIrKs n AnEs, No 80 Jefferson st. Call
and examine them.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-10

RrAp notice regarding the use Of gnso.
line stoves, adopted by the board Of under.
writer's.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-10

For French, Italian, German and Cali
iornia Wines by the gallon or bottle 20 e
Barboro, Viana a Co, No. 422 Main street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-10

IIand.scwod low-quaricr Shoes at cost
at Iinkhaucr & lrhmnn'H'
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We are Leader.

In superior Photographic work. Step up
stairs over Floyd y Moneys and sec
samples oi our work.
lluiiARp 4 Co.
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All the damaged goods being disposed
OF we are instructed TO sell everything at
the same prices, which means Just one
half. Everything is new, best quality and
the latest style for summer wear, consisting
of Ladies' and Mems Underwear and
Furnishing Goods OF the best imported
manufacture. We must sell this stock in
few days Every one come and get
bargains.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-10

THERE will be two concerts at Jackson
Mound park today, afternoon and night.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-10
LINKHAuEa g. LEHMAN,
ae2 Main street.

IcE CREAM, cakes, pies and bread deliv-
cred TO any part Of the city free. y. Ben
sleek, O4 Bcalc street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-10

Your choiccior 800 Of any low-quartcr
Shoes In our stock. Linkhaucr 4 Lch.
man.
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GREAT BREAK IN PRICES
AT THE
OAK HALL CLOTHING EMPORIUM
MEMS AND cHTLDRENs GARMENTS.
We have had n prosperous season and
can afford to sacrifice profits.
Note the wide gaps between May Prices
and June Reduction
All our mems Business Suits, May prices,
$40 and So;
All our mems Corkscrcw and Cashmere
Suits, May prices, sl5, SIS and so;
NOW. $3.50.
A lot Of mems fancy flannel Coats and
Vests, sl.b0.
All our Children's Suits, age 4 10 IL, May
prices, IS, 90, and 81;
NOW, S2.75.
All our fine Children's Suits, ago 10 10,
May prices, s., ~ and $40,
NOW, 80.
All alterations free Of charge. Perfect
flt guaranteed,
AT THE
OAK HALL CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
95i Main st., opposite Odd Fellows hall.
Sol. HALLE, Proprietor.
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A mig CUT ON PARAsOIs


FnFnsoIs. FarasoIs.
At 0sc, I lot Of stripped satin Coaching
Parasols, fancy carved handles, re-
duccd from $3.50.
At 0jc, | LOT OF plain and checked satin
Coaching Parasols, long natural han
dies, reduced from Sl.75.
At sl.i7, lott fancy checked and stripped
Coaching Parasols, long handles with
silver tips, reduced from $3.50.
Al 1925, lot Of silk Parasols in all shades.
natural and carved handles, silver tips,
Paragon frames, reduced from $780,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-10

Turns will bo two concerts at Jackson
Mound park today, afternoon and night
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Another Ms Cutin

Another MS cut In
JERSEYS. JERSEYS.
Come early Monday morning.
At BE, lot Of Childrcn's Jerseys, In blue,
cardinal, brown and black, sire % 10
~, reduced from Doc.
At 5Oc, lot OF Ladies' black wool Jerseys,
coat back and stitched cuffs. reduced
from sl.O0.
At zoe, lot Of Ladies' all wool Jerseys, In
brown, blue, cardinal, wine and black,
reduced Sl.50.
At 81 90, lot Of all wool Cashmere Jerseys,
coat back, satin faced, reduced from
At -. 20, LOT Of handsome all wool Cash.
mere Jerseys, in cream, tan, brown,
mahogany, goblin, blue aud black, re-
duccd from Sl26.
At 36c, lot Of Boys Shirt Waists, reduced
from 7jc.
Al lOc a yard, Mairos Curtain scrim, re.
duced from l1lc.
At Pc, best Holland Window Shades, with
spring rollers, reduced from SOC.
Large size Musquito llars from jOc 10 g.. 90.
Lace Curtains, ~ yards long, taped edge,
nc rs, reduced from 81. 30.
" sN'hAhN WIZ w H'lh bath uuIluH
this sale
EVERYTHING PUT FORWARD.
DRESS eooDs. DRESS GOODS.
Reductions. Reductions.
1900 dozen Gents aud Ladies' Hose from
great auction sale, will be shown
Monday,
o. yard will buy Wool Chaly worth 25c
l7lc q yard will buy Wool DcBcigc worth
3bc.
Csc, imported Challi at eoc Monday.
1900 yards wool filled DRESS Goods at Toe
ior this sale.
CSC, business Cloth for travelling dresses At
ialc yanl
Examine our double width Cashmere at
l3c a yard.
riouneias. riouneins.
tl.75, Chantilla Lace Flouncing to close At
nSc
g.. p. pure silk. Black Lace Flouncing. 70.
duccd TO sl.GO
Sito, black Guipurc Lace TO close at
sl.gD.
French 0rEs.die- aud Part. Musiin..
/ 10, II Black Plaid Organizes at 20c yard.
worth 3tc.
lot Paris Muslin, In elegant designs, at
22lc; reduced from l0c.
5000 yards Zephyr Cloth In lovely shades
at l2lc yard.
30 dozen Mems Night Shirts a, soc; ~.
duccd from sl.25.
special Attention. % All order. Through
mail.
HUNTER BROS.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-10

Hand-sewed Low-quarter Shoes al cost
at Linkhauer & Jehman's.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-10

IT should need no loud warning TO remind
people that hot weather is approach
ing rapidly. What is 40 cool, pleasant
and every way seasonable as white
dress? Tomorrow We will inauguEtc
our great
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-10

TuE popular meat market Of the city,
where everything can be- found In endless
quantities. SrEs 4 ANEs,
al IclICrion Strnel
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-10

Az sizes CRATES, fronts aud tenders for
sale cheap NJ Gahay'a.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-10
China, rrccxer., Re0rigerators.

Ar Pc, handled Lamps, brilliant burners,
two chimneys, six extra wicks.
i0c silyor-plated Pepper and Salt Stands
with two elegant Bohemian Cruets,
worth $3.50.
MAsoN's improved porcelain.lincd Fruit
Jars, best made, one quart, Sl.3b u
dozen; two quars, $3.50 dozen.
Black Walnut Towel Racks with rollers,
Zoe, worth Soc.
l2-inch Feather Busters, l5c.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-10

Closing out Hardware, Granite Ware,
China and Glassware at all prices.
We prefer TO give our customers the
benefit OF all bargain purchases, and adj
vcrtising being one OF our greatest ex-
penscs, We will be content 10 stop with
the above few items out OF 1000 other
bargains to be found only at
LEUBRIE'S REMOVAL SALE,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-10

How TO keep cool all summer-cat Benz
sieck's ice cream, % Bealc street
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We are offering pianos and organs below
cost.
Lawn tennis aud croquet sets al cost 10
close out this line Of goods.
We have a large aud complete stock Of
sheet music and musical instruments oI
every description, also variety Of goods
too numerous 10 mention.
q. w. suirn a Co,
220 Main s.. Memphis, Tenn.
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Annual white Goods ssIei

Which, last year and the year previous,
attracted not only every lady in Mem
phis, but thousands from the State at
large, "a well Us from Mississippi and
Arkansas.
BEAUTIFUL sheer plaid Lawns at lie, worth
20c.
TiNrED India Batiste, with delicate color
> ing, only 1lc, regularly, lSc.
PLAiD Nainsook for aprons and under
wear. Alc, worth 7le.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-10

100000 pains old hinges for sale cheap
ai Nabay's.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-10

lland.scwcd Iow.quarier Shoes at cost
at linkhnuct q Lchman's.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-10

Muliord temporarily reduces.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-10

No SCARCITY Of Brick. Brick for every
body. JonS CuBBiSs, Telephone 1872.
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s75, 10000.
WORTH OF
DRY GOODS
For Sale.
HUNTER BROS.
We have made unusual preparations for
a Mammoth Sale, commencing
TOMORROW MORNING.
bN'lN IltNt, tNtI1 lNIu, tNtIl
every thread OF goods must b. closed out
A change in our business will take place
on August |.
case 40.inch printed shally at Sc yard,
worth l7@c.
rs Grenadne Robes, put up in boxes con-
tanning yards OF striped and q yards
plain goods, ut only Doc Robe
] case Of Cream Ginghams at 32c a yard.
Wn ,,si1 10. l.. II G.l
tomorrow; French patterns only l5c;
see them displayed in our south win
dow.
ChiIdrcn's White Null Caps
Bargains Bargains
/ lot ut Sc each.
Lot No. at Zoe each; former price, 25c.
Lot No, 3 ut lbc; reduced from Soc.
Lot No. 4 at Zoe; worth Doc each.
White Goods! white Goodsi
Our patrons will find the greatest bargains
in this department ever shown in
Memphis.
Lace striped India Linen only DC yard;
nothing like them.
Fine large plaid India Linen only lie q
yard; former price zoe.
l case yard wide sheer India Linen at l0c;
worth loo.
We will place on center table tomorrow
another big lot of towels.
Extra large Linen iIuck Towels at 81. 10 n
dozen; worth s2.7 a dozen.
30 pieces Cream Grape Cloth that we
bought TO retail at Poe, but will
close them out at l0c yard.
Bargains displayed all through.
Last lot Of Summer Silks nj 25c Monday.
lot China silk, 80 inches wide, at soc.
line OF Figured India silks at Csc yard.
line of Changcahle Glace silks, in stripes
and solids, at SOC
! line Of plaid Pongce Silks at 47!c, actual
value Soc.
Grnndcst bargains Ever offered In SILKS
BACK Satin Duchess at l7Ic.
Black Gros Grain silk ut Doc yard.
Black Rhadcmas Silk at 50c.
Hack Goods
Black Challic at l7lc,
Black, double width, all wool, Albatross,
Nuns Yelling. llenrctias and Foulc,
at 4sc.
Mammoth bargains in every department.
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LEUBRIE's REMOVAL SALE.

Mems Hats, shirts, Underwear, Etc,
Etc, ut Prices for All Pockets.
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A Prominent Minister Writes.


Dear sir-After ten years Of great suffering
from indigestion or dyspepsia. with great
nervous prostrnton and billiousncss, dis
ordered Kidneys aud constipation, ! have
been cured by four bottles u your Lemon
Elixir and am now a we'll man.
REv. &. G. DAVIS,
Ed NJ. r. Church, South, No. Is Tatnall
street, Atlanta, Ga.
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Thr ahIrhn.ar Gnard.

TmERr will bc two concerts NJ Jackson
Mound park today, afternoon and night.
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81 Useful Pieces for SIC.

DIsn Pan, Match Safe, Muffin Pan, Apple
Corer, Doughnut Cutter, strainer, Dip
per, Pint Mug, Tea Strainer. kuspa-
dorc, Potato Crater, Jelly Pans, Tea
Canister, Dust Pan, Quart Measuring
Cup, Bucket, Pie Pans, Bread Pan,
Potato Washer, Cake Cutter Kitchen
Spoon, Cake Turner, In all 81 pieces
for SEE They are worth several dol
dars, and no home should DO without
them.
Tux fine articles for wedding presents and
decoration are still marked at closing
out prices. Bisques, Bronzes, Clocks,
Pedcstals; never will you have such
another opportunity consider prices
and quality.
10 just l0) Tea Sets, decorated on square,
shape dishes, A pieces only Sa.70c,
worth 500.
wmrr MouSrAIN Freezcra, leo Chests,
Rcirigcraiors, all Of the best quality,
marked very low.
/. GenaIne Mexican IIammoch-.
1000 boxes Paper and Envelopes, "a
sheets Of Paper and - Envelopes for
DC.
Car,cr's black letter Ink, &c.
Eagle Lead Pencils, ic each.
Sperm Machine Oil, bc bottle.
rs 10 24-line Pearl buttons, &c dozen,
worth 20c to Poe.
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KEEP 1T UPI
UNDERWRITERS SALE.
MAYS EMPORIUM.

The entire balance Of stock ordered to
be sold.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-10

Avail yourself now. at MulIord's.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-10

Ladies,
Gentlemen, children, infants, one and al,
come or bc brought 10 billiards for u
pleasing photograph. Over Floyd n
MoOney's.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-10

Special Sale Of Leather I'm the Form Of
Shoes.
Infants Misses, Ladies and Mems Shoes,
10c, Soc, 40c, 65c, and up TO $3.50.
A majority OF last weeks bargains can
still be had.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-10

MENKEN g. COMPANY.
HOUSEKEEPERs' TREASURES.
NoTE-In this list you will find Carpets,
Curtains, Sheetings, Towels, China
ware House Furnishing Goods, and
at the end, special lot of Stationery,
Pencils, etc.
Carpets, Curtains, Rugs.
We have eight lots OF real Lace Curtains
from 2 to 4 pairs OF pattern; some
were S2I,00 n pair, none less than
$3.50, they will be marked tomorrow
at 5000, $500 and Sll00 per pair
We have three lots OF Nottingham Cur
tains, 4 yards long, regular price, $3.50,
1915 and $3.50; will sell the three
lots tomorrow at the uniform price OF
S4.25 pair.
Smyrna Rugs at Cost Monday only.
Sll.00 will buy an $500 Mantel Cabinet.
Soc will buy best all wool Ingram Carpets.
i5c will buy Brussels Carpets, remnants.
$3.50 will buy Bobinet Bars ready to hang
6jc will buy ready-made gauze Bars.
l2c will buy Hemp Carpets.
Good Time 20 Furnish Your Homes.
All linen huck and damask Towels at DC.
All linen bcachcd Table Damask, 42c.
Turkey Red Damask worth 60c) for SIC.
Crochet Counterpanes ut Zoe.
Bleached Damask Dpy'ies, SOC n dozen.
Extra quality soft finish blcached Sheet
ing at DC.
.BIcacbcd Irish Linens.
Richardson's make, greatly reduced.
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Embroiaerie- 20 Go win white Goods

AT Lace Counter 45.inch Swiss and Null
skirtings, Irish point Skirtings and
Flouncihgs, also the latest novelty.
white embroidered Panels; the sl.bO
grade, gSc, the 500 kind, 81 %, the
1915 kind, q. SIS, the $3.50 kind, 50 80.
Also at Lace Counters 30 dozen hem.
stitched, colorcd and white embroid.
cred sheer llankcrchieis, two for Zoe,
worth SOC each.
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viii hold their annual meeting for the
election Of officers aud directors Thursday
night, the lith instant, ut 3 o'clock.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-10
Non, mis-. rn,s Item.

BI0oEsT Of all. One LOT paid and striped
Ma. lace effect, white India Batiste,
tinerd stripes, figure Suitings in fancy
checks and stripes, all worth zoe 30
Soc; you can buy choice tomorrow for
lac.
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Embroidered Robe. nc white Good.
Counters

AT s2.65, all our $500 Robes, Plumcs in
this lot
AT S7.S5, those beautiful Null Robes, ON.
broidcrcd with silk, worth sl5.OO-a
great bargain.
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Richardson's make, greatly reduced.
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Two Extraordinary bargains.

80 dozen satin feathered Fans OF thu
finest quality, in blue, white and pink
You cannot match them for less than Sl.OO
one price, choice OF lot 25c, 25c, 25c each
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White Goods! white Goodsi
siIIssi

Bargains displayed all through.
Last lot Of Summer Silks at 25c Monday.
! lot China silk, 80 inches wide, at soc.
| line OF Figured India silks at 63c a yard.
| line Of Changcahle Glace silks, in stripes
and solids, ut SOC
] line Of plaid Pongce Silks at 47lc, actual
value Soc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-02
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES

Tho second concert, tenth season, Of the Philhar
monic Club will at chickertng Hall to-
morrow evening, whom the following programme Will
be performed Quintet, op ia e. Forcllen'), schubert
songs by Brahms, Jensen and Schubert, sung by Mrs
Mario Gramm f; two movements from Syendsen's first
quartet, and q manuscript sextet composed for The
club By Frederick Gernshem. DIR. s. b. Mills win
DO at the piaLt forte
Tho list Of works to be performed at the Metropol'
tan Opera House this week Is follows Monday,
Tristan und Isolde": Wednesday, "Fsust' Friday,
first timo in America, Spontni's Ferdinand COrsz.
Saturday afternoon, Die Mcisterspgsr.' Truly
noteworthy list.
Edwin Booth and Lawrence Barrett have drawn
crowded houses at the Academy Of Music, where they
will continue to act for another weekin heir sumpuo
production Of" Julius Cesar" 1t every performance.
South and West. They appear next March In San
Francisco.
Mr. Oliver D. byron begins engagement at the
Windsor Theatre to-day In the sensation play Of the
Inside Track
The return Of the Hanlons, who are playing at the
Fourteenth Street Theatre. is Of the most In
teresting events Of the During their fhree
years absence In Europe, their farccal play called
10 Voyage On Suisse" has been rcmodelled aud new
features havo been added to It, Tho upsettlng Of .
ytagecOach and the comic incident of trip In sleop
Ing car are retained The closing act Is almost entirely
now, and II serves to show tho agility of the HxnlOns
and their assistants Their engagement continues
for another week special matinee occurs to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-02
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, JANUARY =, 1882

the chairman. accompanied by snecrs Of in
credulity from the statistician.
The position of this anti-monopOly states
man. in brief was this that no one connected
with a IA ioad company could tell the truth
and no one opposed to railroads could tell any
thing else. During the hearing in Ncw-iork
and tho subsequent examinations at Omaha
and on the ipc of the Union Pacific, he was
constantly posing as the fearless foe OF grasp
ing monopoes, especial pains being taken by
NEWSPAPERS hostile to the roads to keep him
before the public in that character Like
most narrow minded dcmagogucs OF his sort.
he acted upon the notion that the only way IN
which he could prove the sincerity OF his hos
tlity to corporate tyranny was by treating
everybody connected with corporations with
discourtcsy bordering on insolencc. His weak
and suspicious nature shrank from the accept
ancc of ordinary cOurtcsies and even the inter-
change of common civilities, through fear OF
its effect upon his reputation as an anti-monop-
olist and rcfOrmcr.
Ii was hardly. possible that such man
should agree with his associates on the Com
mission under any circumstances. Even had
they been Of the same kidney with himself,
ant-monopoists filled with bitterness and
prejudice against corporations, it is not likely
they would have agreed upon report, the
natural jealousy of his disposition being an
insupcrablo obstacle against his agreement
with anybody. His appointment was not
merely an accidental mistake. The President
sinned against knowledge in making the selcc-
ton. He knew his peculiarities, his
infirmity of temper, his offensive man
ners. his total lack Of any judicial
quality and his quarrcsome disposition. Not
outstanding ALL he put him on the Commission
at tho risk of defeating its entire purpose
simply as a sop to the Anti-Monopolists. The
result is only what might have been expected.
The Commission were at loggcrhcads among
themselves very soon after they entered upon
their duties, and so continued to tho end,
there being no communication between Mr..
Pattison and his associates during the prepala-
ton of the reports.
Is it not remarkable circumstance that out
ofthis united and harmonious Democratic party
the President cannot select three, or even two,
men who can agree upon so simple business
question as the settlement of debt which the
debtor is anxious to pay?