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there was time, not SO many years ago. when
white kid gloves were de rt0usr with all colos OF
ceremoni0us dress Now they would only be ac.
cepted as part OF the "all white" OF costume. or
as being part Of its scheme OF relief or ornauen
tation. Coior-study Is just now well worthy the
piled TO their dress. Why beauty OF Clothing
SHOULD have ever been put under ban is not cleaf
Probably It Is survival OF the old monast1c spirit
OF Standardization, which has been the founda
ton OF SO much spiritual pride and Arrogance
Whatever the cause. 1t was great pity, for t left
the cap and bells wnlcn folly and caprice Ore.
pared for them. We are fortunately emesrr.
ing from this condition now. The study 81
dress, Its possibilities its complexitiea It's
charm 70 daily LIE, are only just beginninS 70 b
understood; and IL may be considered certain that
these will increase rather than diminish Bur We
shau have reconstruct our ideas Of fashion: take
It out Of It's parrOt-hke stage OF noiay Imitation
and make Il harmonious with Ourselves an sx-
uOnA This win give u5 distinctive fashions;
fashions indtvtdualized, but that win attract
others who are in accord with them, and who win
copy because they like them not because some
and you cannot fashionaDly wear anything
elsa with the approach Of cold weather,
colors always take on moro positive
character. Beige, gray-green, and soft SHADES Of
gray have prevailed during the summer; with the
.usumn they give place % d, 1s rcssr shsde
gold. 0alden brown IN conjunction with old gold
maintains tts place; while the aiways weliWofu
grays snow the TINT and ofteo the blending OF
unts IN oxydized silver. We know better now
than % put ANYTHING % deadly =: cold gray and
for ths coad season, and pat VIII Il velvet o.
. color that carries with % warmth o. sunahina a
% ueA q - watA ~ oArk gSoen q cose1mA, q
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,ndence Of TIE EVENING star

royal 81 the world:
Dun. TO which led horse-roads, throuoh
aue mighty rampa,ts =
sang the bardic HISTORIAN whose words are pre.
served in the Book OF Lecan. These two efraced
OF lower redoubts enclosing perhaps eighty acres
an told- Ingenious writers have argued etymo-
ioglcaliy that this most ancient known Irish
fore Christ a. q temple by wOrshipers OF the sun
While the sun IL known to have been worshiDed by
t sSs fsgsn drsn this conjecture rests solely upon
for such use Of the word ar, iTuna
s meme mUltitpdnous authorities concur
place.; the "brtght tower on the gray clifY:" sthe
s seaa S "a NOBLE haoitation;" "Ihe Royal
fortress stronghold, Of the Northeren. who Were
the most ancient kings OF Ireland.
III. ROYAL SEAT
the grim cashet itself % considerable payt n,
wnicn u timely restoration) is massively walled
cirooiaf enclosure, with circumference OF nearly
diameter II y about Is feet high above the Solid
rock apex OF the noun ain. The BREATH of fhe
VAN at me base Is Is feet; At It's coping. about II
or inclination, inward from the y ssse siU ops
ward: and the entire mass is lSi AID WITH TR
70 the curious structure IL from the s enSs
THIS gateway y tribe over feet high. is Zee,
across e. the bottom and the sdes incline slighIiy
form common In most ancient Structures ana 80
peclslly Up elevated entrances TO ROUND towers n
Ireland In the interior At the four arms of the CTR
Gle, stone steps lead, right left TO rst patform
The second platform u similarly assembled. The
last, or grand, platform 10 reached by seven MONS
esahsrs walls y 0resst-high 70 one stsndinS unos
the latter platform In the confer OF the so4therr
wail and n the center Of the northeastern ouarte
on hands and knssA They lead TO iatramura
galleries. the former about 20 and the latte,
about 20 test In length; each but feei
high, % inches wide at The bottom, and with IN
ciiplng sides. At the west almost Opposite ths
entrances, ere hidden and drain. we'll preserved
greet anuQu1ty were uncovered and preseryed
Ao0o nun thooe aoeoiute evidences of ~
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occupied by George +. Quick, is being remodelled
The present owner. Gen. Benz. +. Butler. Intends
70 have Two dwelling houses there. The side yard
OF the old house VIII be occupied with the exlen
sion, and the two houses VIII cover the entira
frontage OF the lot
wAsHN6roN's NEW Music HALL
The removal OF the debris and walls OF the Old
Lincoln Hall building is nearly completed, ana the
work Of laying the new foundations will De begun
IN q few days. Upon them will be erected a
large and stately edince designed for use a. a
music hall and stores The building. II Is said will
compare favoraoly In sire and beauty with any
private structure in the city. The Old building
covered an area 100 feet square. The new build
Ing Will be Increased by the addition OF the 2ofoot
h,d, On tne stn street SIDE, where the 1abmaa
the building 100 feet on street By 126 feet on 9th
street A STOCK association, with a capital OF
IS eompossa Of q Key,eT i Mor1s sleS:
q s.ormstedI J. Cammack, Allen c: Clark. $. L
xIcS ss 'Isn 4 Prs sSos Thomas j. King; 4
NJ Nr, Appleton a r. Clark. jr, Is the arcnl-
vii be I'VE stores fronting on Stn street and 3
store q the corner Of 0tn and D. These stores wan
Ws,sa n. ocs o- and vaults under the sioe-
use asa barber shop and oatnA The heating ap-
parate. and engines viii be located under the east
VIII occupy nearly the entire street front, II
VII have tiled door and marble wainscorinQ and
three in number each ia eet T aa ao01yays WIN De-
soor stairways from THIS lobby, two 70 The main
noor and TWO 70 the gallery. There VIII De an al
oiionA ext on etn street az the north end of the
building and also an Iron stairway In the alley on
the east side OF the LOT The principal a. sss
VIII % OF Iron with marble steps and riserx I'm
total breadth OF these stairways 10 a6 feet ana
mlnutsa the total width Of sssirS . y fr rxs
hall In the former building was only 10 fer
The main door OF hall will be divided into m
orchestra and orchestra circle and viii seat i 90
TIE gallery will Be very deep. and wiz seat 200
BestdoA there VIII be large spaces for standina
room or 70 put 10 extra enairH should oecasioi
0Cs2e, 20 1ese wids By 20 fese dsep, with laEVl
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RARE SIGNATURES.
Valuable Autographs Collected By
W0shingtOml0ns,

HOW Mr. n A. WILLARD has UfILrzD HIS 9RAR1
rINr-oSI OF THE MOST VALUABLE sETs OF AUTO
GRAPHS IN THE CoUNrRY-fH1 sIoNERs OF TEE
DECLARATION OF NDEPENDENCR
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exactly see how y is since / only paid 5
cents yard for H. y LLaughter,1
The speaker said there was tariff of so
cents barrel on salt vet the salt could be
bought at the factory for 81 cents a barrel,
without countihgthc cost OF the barrel.
In response to the argument that we
must seek the markets OF the world, and
that free raw material would secure IT, the
speaker insisted that there were no foreign
markets for us 70 capture. We have got
free raw matenalin cotton, vet last year
only exported Sl5,0OOOOO OF manufactured
cotton.
The speaker then went of into a rhapso-
dy on protection, athihuting the prosper
ity Of Memphis, Nashville, Knoxville and
Chattanooga, and the entire new south,
all TO the alleged beneGcent influence OF
protection. Mr., Lindsay is a pleasing
speaker, and his speeches were intcrspcrscd
with humorous, well told anecdotes. lie
had his speech, arguments and facts we'll
in hand, and delivered them with good eli
feet upon his Republican hearers The
Democrats in the audience simply smiled
at his sophis,ries, Mr. Lindsay warmly
thanked his audience for the kind attcn-
ton they gave him.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

Mr. FARnAR, wife and child, Of Louis
vile. are visiting Mr.. j. j. Mason. lhey
are en- route home from Dallas, Texas.
A. G. DENNIS, one OF our oldest and
most prominent citizens, died ut west
Point, Va, yesterday morning at O'"O
o'clock. Ills remains will be brought 10
this city Tor interment.
The HoN. II. b. LINDSAY, liartsville,
Tenn; Henry Turner and WIFE,. Boston,
w. 5. Gresham, Thomas Blake, New
York; Newton Beers and the Lost IN
London" company; 4. L. Schult II.
Louis, are at the Peabody.
ID. A. Brewer, editor in chief Of the Lit
lie Rock Gdds, and an eN-Memphis
Journalist, is in tile city, and will reinaiin,
several DAYS, circulating among ms old
friends. lie il On route home from Trip
north, and is looking his best.
VIsiroEs on change yesterday; J.. ID.
Owens, Tunica, Miss; DR.. ;. ii. Cardwell,
Lulu, Miss; W. h. Pace, Olive Branch,
Miss: August Wolf. London, England;
w. T. Nicholson, Providence u. l.; Bot
ton Smith. Shelby county; the Row. j.. II,
Mcneil. Jackson, Tenn; 1. II. Faulkner
Helena, Ark.
Cor. JOSIAH PATTERSON, Democrat,
clector for the State at large, has returned
after one Of the most persistent ana elect
i've campaigns on record. lie las can
vassed sixty out Of the ninety'slx counties
in the State. and has everywhere been err
couraged to believe that the Democratic
majority in November will DO largely u
excess oil that four years or two yeaTs aSo
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LOCAL BREvITIEs.


In Squire Nergcr's court Yesterday
Henry Smith was fined $40 for cruelty TO
his fifteen-ycar-old daughter.
The Memphis Law school opened yes
tcrday for the fall term, with twice as
many students as Il had last year. Judge
j. /. I, Snecd delivered the opening lect-
ure on Constitutional Law"
w. VI. McCarncr, a butcher, stabbed
Ed Rowland about s o'clock last night at
n negro house OF ill-fIme on Main street.
McCarnor was arrested, and in default OF
bond was locked up at the siation-house.
The wound is not dangerous.
4 pleasant gospel meeting and service
Of song for mon will be held in the rooms
OF the Young Mems Christian association,
POI Main street, tonight az 7:3O o'clock.
Every man who attends the meeting will
receive a cordial welcome.
Mr.. J. W. Cochran, chairman, and Mr..
| T.. 4. Keeling, secretary, Citizens relief
committee, acknowledge The receipt Of SO
FROM Miss Maggie Britton, the proceeds OF
! ball given for the benefit OF yellow fever
sufferers. II will be sent 10 either Jack
sonyiIlc or Decatur, where II wall do the
most good.
The lucky holder OF the ticket which
drew onc-tcnth of the capital przo o
! $3.50. 600 in last Tuesdays drawing Of the
| Louisiana lottery is Mr. NJ. L. Locke, {
| clerk living at Coldwatcr, Miss The
ticket WIS purchased for him in Memphis
bv Mr. Thomas Sloan, OF Goodbar 4 Co.
| wholesale shoe house.
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SHOT WHILE HUNTING.
James Cox. Small Boy, Seriously
Wounded by an Unknown Party.


James Cox. Small Boy, Seriously
Wounded by an Unknown Party.
James Cox, aged fifteen wears, was shot
and seriously wounded by an unknown
party at llopcfcld, Ark, yesterday morn
ing.
Cox and Johnny spcckernagle, a lad
employed as n Sciaiiiar carrier, procured n
skill aud crossed the river yesterday
about daylight Cox was armed with q
TWENTY-FIVE calibcr revolver, and bis com
panion with a shotgun. After hunting
around the woods Tor m hour they scpa-
rated and started toward llopeiicld.
Cox had gone but n shor, distance when
he saw clump OF weeds In front OF him
move and heard the report OF q gun. The
shot WIS evidently intended for him, rs O
load Of bucksho. almost tore away the
knee Of his left leg, aud his unseen assail'
ANT ran from the bushes Immediately
after. He fell 10 the ground, and wa
soon discovered by his companion.
lie WIS brought back TO the city by two
colorcd icrrymcn AMI conveyed TO Dr
Williamson's office, where u dozen buck
shot were extracted from the knee.
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SUICIDE OF Il. T. HILL.
A Man Recently citizen Of Memphi;
Cuts His Throat In Nashville.

A Man Recently citizen Of Memphis
Cuts His Throat in Nashville.
Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct, l5.-About S
O'Clock Sunday night H. T. Hill came to
the Central hotel, corner OF summer and
Deadoricb streets, registered and left. His
baggage was brought 10y 4 negro boy. At
ll.l5 o'clock he returned and went TO
bed Yesterday morning at little before
G o'clock viii Miller, a colorci boy om-
ployed rs n servant at the hotel, went TO
Hilps room with some water. When he
went into the room lin WAS standing in
the room fully dressed. The bed had not
been occupied. Hi told the boy that lac
was sick and did not desire to I've dis
turhud About O'Clock Mr. j. A. Crockett,
proprietor of the hotel, and several other
inmates of the house went TO
room No. g. occupied by Hill,
but found il locked with tho
key in the lock ON the inside. Suhsc-
qucnuy Mr. Crockett again went to the
room and could not get in. At $500 clock
last night he had become alarmed, aud, in
company with Mr.. ", T. Mitchell, went TO
the room and forced tine door open. There
they found the dead man lying on the
floor IN his Undertaking ON u rumplcd
quilt stained with blood, With hands rest
ing on his chest, eyes hall closed, head
thrown back, and a s,ckcn.ng cash across
the throat. From the condition Of the
corpse he had evidently bgyn dead six or
eight hours. 4 few inches from the head
OF the corpse was a bucket ouo-third filled
with blood. Near by was a blood
clolted razor, and on the bupau
were two empty morphine papers which
told the sickening story HIll was about
thirty.eight years old few years ago
no lett Nashville aud went 10 Memphis,
where he lived till about two weeks ago,
when he returned 90 thiscity and Obtained
employment with Il, Dorman q Co. II
il said that the deceased has had some
family trouble but that the immediate
cause Of the suicide was that hc WIS a dc-
iauller in small amount to his company
and that the rash decd was but the carry
ing out Of a threat made Ia q friend that
unless he helped him out Of the trouble
Immediately lao would kill himself.
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The rhlrd nis,l,,,ppi district

special Dispatch a. The Appeal
GurrNvilLE. Miss, Oct l5.-Thc
Democratic Congressional Committee Of
the Third district met here today. All
the counties wcrc represented except
Qhitmau. Gen. Catchiugs was present.
The following appointments wcrr arranged
for him TunIcn, Thursday, October Is,
Frnrs Point, Friday, October ~, Clarks'
dale. Saturday, October ~ Rnscdalr,
Monday, October -. lud,ano!a, Wcduca'
day. October "a. Rolling Fork, Friday,
October 20; MaycryIlc, Monday, ocio
Der ~. Grccnvillc, Tuesday, October 30
vicksburg, Thursday, November !. III,
county executive committees arc called L
meet at their rospcctiue county scat on ih'
/ dayg stated.
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Arl,an.,s csa,c-,ra Election Cases.

srcrial Dispatch 60 IhC tplgaL
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Oct. l5.-ln the
contest case Of Jones vs. Glidywcll ior the
office oi county treasurer OF this county,
Judge Till this morning rendered his de-.
cisiou Ia favor ui Jones, the contestant
The attorneys iot iho con,cslcc will appeal
from the decision % the circuit court, bu'
the ease cannot reach that court unit
next spring. The next case on the docket
WIS that Of O'llair against Mills, which
was called after tho above men.
toned decision, and delivered and
the attorneys ior the cOnlcsiec
McWrs. Terry, Vaughan AMI Martin
tilcd a motion tDquash the notice OF contest
on the grounds tia, was not properly got
ton ~. claiming that 10 should have been
signed aud scaled 10y the county CicrG
Alter argument, at I o'clock this after
noon, tie court Adjourned, Judge I'LL
stating that tomorrow ut = O'Clock h
wouli give his decision In the case.
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For Home Uses

l have tested its curative power, in my
family, many times during tho past
thirty years, and have never known it
70 fall. II will relieve the most serious
affections Of the throat and lungs,
whether in children or adults" - Mrs.
Il. G., Edgcrly, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
"Twenty years ago 1 was troubled
with disease Of the lungs, Doctors
afforded me no relief and considered
my case hopeless, | then began TO use
Ayers Cherry PcCtoral, and, before
had finished one bottle, found relief. |
continued to take this medicine until a
cure was effected. l believe that Ayers
Cherry Pectoral saved my lifo."
Samuel Griggs, Waukcgan, Ill.
ask years ago contracted q severe
cold which settled ON my lungs aud
soon developed all the alarming symp-
toms of Consumption. l had a cough,
night swoatS, bleeding Of tho lungs,
pains In chest aud sides, and was so
Frustrated rs to be confined to my
bod most Of the time. After trying
various prescriptions, without benefit,
my physician finally determined to give
me Ayers Cherry pcctoral. | took II,
and the effect was magical | seemed
90 rally from the first dose Of this
medicine, and, after using only three
bottles, am ~ well and sound rs ever"
Rodney Johnson, Springfield, Ill.
Ayers Cherry PGCiOral,
PREPARED ny
Or. J. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
eolI by all DrugsiaIs, rHeo e.; sII bottles, o..
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TIE LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS.
The Tweniy-Fifth Annual Convention
OF the Brotherhood.

The Twenty-Fifh Annual Convention
OF the Brotherhood.
PIrrsnuRG. Pa, Oct ia large num-
Der OF delegates were in the city On route
10 the twcnty.di annual convention OF
the Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers,
which meets at Richmond, Va, on Mon
DAY. one Of the delegates, in speaking oil
tho election Of officers, said: "Chiei Ar
thurs term Of Office holds over for another
wear. and the only election this year will
DO Tor iirst grand assistant engineer. IL Is
quite likely that Mr.. Hayes will be re
elected" The delegates stated that among
the important business 20 lie considered
was that Of the proposed federation OF
the engineers with the iltcmen, sWiich'
men and brakemen. None oil them
would make any prediction as 10
what action would bc taken by the con-
vcntion, though they agreed that i was a
matter that would receive special alien
tion. This years convention will be par.
ticularly watched by railroad men OF all
classes Throughout the country, ~ u VIII
be the tir,t 10 be held since the federation
schemc las been discussed a. the outcome
of Inc Harrington strike. II IL is decided
that such combination IL practcable, II
would bring all employees on railroads To-
rcthcr 10 work In harmony on all guess
lions that arose, and which have hereto
fore been left for each class Of employees Il
settle without the cooperation oitbe othe
classes OF employees.
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Best of All

Cough medicines, Ayers Cherry Pee
toral is in greater demand than ever
No preparation for Throat and Lung
Troubles is so prompt in its effects, 50
agreeable 10 the taste, and so widely
known, "a this. 1t is the family mcdi-
cine in thousands Of households.
81 have suffered for years from q
bronchial trouble that, whenever take
cold or am exposed to inclomcnt wealth
or, shows itself by u very annoying
tickling sensation in the throat and by
difficulty In breathing. | have tried n
great many remedies, but none does so
we'll aS Ayers Cherry rcctoral which
always gives prompt relief IN returns OF
my old complaint" - Ernest A. llopler,
Inspector OF Public Roads, Parish Ter
re Bonue, La,
81 consider Ayers Cherry rec,oral
most important remedy
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whore actors mn,e ,he nnIEe.

From iunrh.
The Acior-Al.' It's MI very well ior you
fellows to talk about my being the pet Of
the public, the idol Of the arisiocracy, the
spoilt child Of royalty itself. | admit all
that; hut remember that my art dies with
mo whereas your pictures, your poems
your speeches remain 10 show the TWEEN
iicth century what a -what--
Tho Painler--Whnto ycrratcd buffers ",
were In the nineteenth, eh2 wherein
YOU u never be found ont. old man. =
you score aguinl The statesman and th'
poet. Hear hear"
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PowEIi.-At tho residence If hls mother e!r
nor of pcunsylyunih and Iowa avenues, Ton ii'A'
m ne .s.ih ,caf nl III az. WINES D. rUwIt
tDuo notice Il funeral Will b. Eiyonl
now % Al rs,ldrurs 81 parfna No 6 Win.
shfsief street NDntIV morning urWhff ~. lHHA
ai9 O'Clock, May = 1ouugut daughter VI rninuol
aud Mar ]. ilowirE
IASNIGAN-M anaay. Oriobof o. lssS ~ 10 Z
O'Clock pm. At rssllrucr. No " lhlfl NI,el
Notlh Memphis. EDwAhu J. LAhhi'ANf As'n ~
ychns
lDus notiso Of funeral will 10 F,cn.l
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FROM the icHHs sizing
Woman TO Office boyl-l want 10 see
Mr.. Snucklcs.
Office Boy-What icT
That's mono Of your business. I'm
MIH. Snucklcs.
"No you don't ma'am, You cant come
my gaincs here. / heard Mr.. Snncklcs
TIL some gents what be- was out with las
night that he was q single man
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SALE

The Millinery Business OF tho Late Mrs
X. schumann. 3e2 Main street,
Is offered Tor sale. stock fixtures and good
will. Tho hll stock, comprising all the
late novelties In millinery, il complete,
and contains everything needed In INST
class retail millinery business.
The stand Is one Ui the oldest in Mem
phis and an opportunity Is here offered 70
purchase a select and valuable established
business. Until the business - sold
special low prices viii DO made on al
goods.
FRED ScHuMANS,
$50 Main street.
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ANOTHER sMAsH-uP.

A prakomun killed on the L., N. o. q
T. Railroad-other Damage Done.
A norih.bound freight train on the
Louisville, Now Orleans Il Texas road was
wrecked yesterday morning at Burk s
station, fifty miles south OF this city
Fourteen freight ears were demolished. A
brakeman, whose name could not be
learned. was killed The debris block
AIDED the track for several bundled yards,
causing the train due here ut . O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon to be- delayed several
hours.
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nn.Ine.s nesamcd a. Iachson, MISS.

Special Dispatch " me Appca1
Jackson, Miss, Oct. 10 Beginning to-
morrow al passenger trains will stop here,
the board Of health having issued nn
order 10 that effect to-day. Up 10 this
time no passenger train has stopped here
since the panic, oil passengers nnd baggage
bcinr transferred at the asylum switch,
Two miles above here. Everything has
assumed its usual aspect here, oil traces OF
The terrible panic having completely dis
appcarcd. Business OF III kinds is being
conducted AZ Il Jackson had never had
any yellow fever.
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nnIsK Mnlin.
A siight inaSsaTaoy,

Prom llic
Mrs New Lucro-susclio, n friend Of
mino informs ms that on last wednesday
evening, about = o'clock, she met You
walking In the park with my husband. IL
this trucl
su-ctto indignantly Non, Madame
Ect ccs not truo; u vas on Junday even
ing, about 10 O'Clock.
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Nrv YoRR, Oct l5.-Among the or.
rivals In this city to-day on tho steamer
CITY Of Columbia were PROT Paul Gilcr,
NIB. Hos bound for jacksonville, where
he is 20 oct Tor the French government IN
..iln,v foVer Cnsoa
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nn,,er than suicide.

Prof. Arnold says an ncumbc fyrcrilc l.
iusilnrf In committing suiridr" Ncwill rlnfan
Aclcrs Engllsh Dyspepsia Tablets u, ,. Hgistf
dUtgEist
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Joyous Srw..

We beg leave 10 announce 10 Ill our
friends within 1000 miles OF Memphis that
the greatest spectacular exhibition ever
brought to the south, "Tho Fall OF Paris,
now ready and the iirst exhibition will
he given Monday night, October <. The
Sphynx assures the people that Tho Fall
OF Paris" Is worth going miles tosee. Tick
cts Tor sale only ut
/. SANrtsoN & Co.'s,
so Main street
p.S-Ius, received, through Memphis
custom-housc, fine lot OF imported cigars
A iull stock Of Straiion 4 Storms famous
New York cigars always ON hand.