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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-23

siantially foreyermore. Then why should
me masses stand complacently by and SEQ
the sacrifice ball upon the purses Of very
iewf II 80 happens, too, that the gentle.
men VINO md themselves under the tinan-
ciai responsibility are the very ones who
laoored so assiduously and creditably to
make the event flattering and long-to-be-
remembered one for the'city at large.
But the gentlemen have looked the stu
ton in the face like true philosophers,
concluded that 1t is useless to mourn over
spilled milk, and resolved 10 get up another
that Will prove the grlndest triumph ever
achieved in Memphis. II Alardi Gras
has proved a worthy drawing card
heretofore, the fall program will
eclipse them. Instead OF thirty hours,
the limit Of carnival festivities, whole
week will be devoted TO the fall affair.
There will be street pageants, trade pro-
cessions, fairs, races, competitive military
and civic society drills, balls, social events
Of a miscellaneous character, and every
thing calculated TO promote public amuse-
mont, interest and enjoyment. Prepare
tons will be begun at once, 80 as to have
everything in complete and perfect state.
Every intelligent man, woman and child In
this city and vicinity knows what this
means in the light Of the recent Mardi
Gras history, to which not more than six
weeks were given. The Chickaswaw
Guards have consented TO enter
the ring with all their vim, inilu-
ence and energy, and the combination
thus effected will be absolutely
invincible. The Memphi order can
also be relied upon to take prominent
hand, rs can also the two exchanges.
These four powerful and influential organ
izations enlisted heart and soul, and
under the guidance OF committees APP
pointed by them, encourage the belief
that st. Louis will have TO rustic at a lively
rate TO maintain her "Veiled Prophet"
display. The two cities will play their
hands about the same time, and Memphis
don't often take seat in rear OF her rivals
In the approaching friendly contest of get.
up-and-get, she will come In on schedule
time and with bunting flying in every di'
rQciiOn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-23
A CRIMINAL LOVE AFFAIR
Ends in Double Trngedy-An Uncle
and n Niece.

Ends In q Double Tragedy-An Uncle
and Niece.
ALLIANCE. o., Feb. 22.-Charles Win.
gard and Annie Fox, uncle and niece, in
Jail here for eloping from Monroe, Mich,
committed suicide byshooliug at 10 o'clock
this morning. The Michigan officers had
just arrived and hada long talk with the
prisoners, who asked Jew minutes in
which to decide whether to return 20
Michigan without requiSition or not
The officers LETT the jail to give them an
opportunity 10 consult together. Return.
ing shortly they found they had locked
themselves in cell and ended their lives
with revolver. The details OF the deed
win never be known. The girl died al
most instantly. wingard is still living,
but cannot survive the day. There Is
great excitement here over the tragedy.
There was bullet hole in the forehead
Of the girl and one through the top OF Win
CARDS head, made by 33-cahber revolver.
A note was found stating that they had
decided TO kill themselves rather than go
back TO Monroe and that they had taken
their own lives. Mayor Coxen will hold
an inquest this afternoon. What DISPOSE
ton will be made OF the remains will not
be known until word is received from
Monroe.
After coming hero Wingard succeeded
in obtaining employment as fireman on
The Pitlsburg. Fort Wayne and Chicago
railroad. The couple secured boarding at
Rpo1pr'c hoard ofs-l,orqc and nosuad off as
man and wife. Becoming frightened they
fled to Canton last week. where they were
arrested by Officer Stacy on Monday and
brought here. II il understood that both
parties arc highly connected In Monroe.
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Personal Point. from Brownsville
Tenn.

Correspondence Of The Appeal
BROWNSVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 2l.-Air.
Rcycll, the wife Of the Hon. Ike Reycll,
died at her home saturday night. Her
sickness was the result Of child birth, and
was a great shock 10 the community, being
wholly unexpected. She leaves one little
girl about seven ycau old.
News reached here this morning Of the
death Of the Jicy, Mr.. Gillespie, mn aged
minister Of Tho Presbyterian church,
authoritarian to Dir. John q. Burton. Mr..
Gillespie hadgg,n TO Texas, where he
and Mr.. Burton wcr shortly "a move
their families. llo was taken sick and
iclcgnphcd for hi, wife, who left sunday
morning, too, tac to roach him before
death.
Judge l.. II. Es,.cs delivered a fine and
stirring address 20 tho mas meeting Sun
day night In me Baptist church In the
interest Of Tho Young Mems Christian as'
sociaiion. which organization Is now fairly
on is feet again.
Miss Mamie, X ellcy, Of jackson, viii 10.
turn 10 her bone tomorrow, alter visit OF
scvcml weeks 10 her uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. X. q. Thomas, She viii bo &C.
companicd by Mo. Robert Molarncn, ol
Jackson, who reached here today.
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some sela
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cloth; also Essays In volumes. Pub
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AT $3.50, complete works Of Nathaniel
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At Sll.50, Chambers Cyclopcdia com
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great work Of reference, 10 volumes
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AT 1873 10 $500 n set, the complete
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-23

coupling two passenger coaches with n
link coupler ans the Miller draw-hcad
attachment The right hand was caught
between the links, two bones on tho iieshy
part being broken, and the flesh severed At
tho fractrrc-besides the arm was broken
at the elbow. Asitle from this the Young
man had sustained no other injuries, but
hesuiierod no little in pain and loss OF blood
before the doctor could reach him, He
was taken to his boarding-house, No. ~
Front street. He will he disabled for some
time, but the physician thinks that by
caratil treatment the limb can be saved.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-23
CAUGHT BETWEEN CARS.
Painful Accident 1, a New Raiiroad
Employe.

About half past 10 o'clock last nigh. DR..
williford was called 70 the Memphis x
Little Rock telegraph station OF the foot Of
Adams street 10 dress the sounds Of q
Young switchman who had had his arm
crushed. Tue physician found the injured
man TO be Jacob PiorIncr, lately q Nash
Vile. and who has been employed on The
road only two days. The accident had 90.
CURED ~.hIIe Piorinor WIS In tlo act Of
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-23
THE pETElMfNEp sPaINx.
soture OF the Fail Display and the Sup
port 10 win Have.


The Sphinx organization held business
ncciing las, night, with full attendance
d rs go-ahcad and determined members.
Discussion Of IL financial affairs over the
cccnt praiscworihy Marti Gras undertake
ng occupied attention during the first part
Il the session. Candor coinpcls the ad-
mission that the public spirited gentlemen
were not carried away with enthusiasm
over the showing. hut they cast down
beyond revival Well, not much. While
the balance sheet showcda deficit OF nearly
$4,000, measures were promptly adopted
10 make both sides even up TO the salts.
faction Of every creditor, near and
remote. And right here be Il said, TO
the infinite credit Of the Sphinx mem
ben.hip, n proposition Of the deficit In
kceping with the ability Of the limited
number 10 bear II, was subscribed. In q
great city like Memphis, where the entire
undertaking was solely and alone for the
public good, this hardship IL entirely un'
Just. The crowds who came 10 witness
and enjoy the rcyelry and pageants, be,
slowed their outlay Of money on no favored
clasr. The hotels, restaurants, saloons,
confectionaries, street car companies,
retail sto-es-all come In Tor q share.
Country merchants took advantage OF the
attraction 10 visit the city and combined
business with pleasure. Thus, Also the
Wholesale merchants derived somo ap
prcciahlc benefit. But Gar moro than all
the city was advertised far aud near
r'd ne rsul', will extend sub
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-23
sMAsH.UP ON THE L. g. N.
Nine Cars OF Through Freight Wreck
cd at Mnton's Depot.

cd at Ma5on's Depot.
II all the institutions OF the land were as
still Of tongue as the railroad corpora,ions
In case OF accident along their lines, every
newspaper reporter would be compelled 10
go on skirmish equipped with double
action steam pump. Tho working force,
from president down TO carrier Of grease
bucket along tho line Of hot boxes, Is re-
quired, iieuratively speaking, to have a
paddock attached 10 his lips. But, then,
Il h their own business, and there Is
no law making disclosures compulsory.
Another case Of strict silence came
10 light yesterday. Tuesday night
west bound through freight
ON the Louisville 4 Nashville railroad was
wrecked 10 the extent OF nine cars, nj
Mason, Tenn. Tho accident WIS caused
by the front trucks under chr about mid
way OF the tram giving away, while In
rapid motion. Through feighis ON the
road, when nearing q terminus, do not
stop nj way stations unless the conductors
way bills demand II. There was no coca
sion for the wrecked train 10 hnltnt Mason,
and II WIS hurrying through. When op.
posiie the depot the accident occurred.
Six cans were smashed almast 10 smith.
Greens, dumped alongside the track, and
three others were badly disabled A
wrcking train was sent out, and by
o'clock yesterday morning the track wa
clear. The passenger train that left her,
at 1910 o'clock Tuesday night arrived a
the sccnc about II o'clock, and could no
pass until the early morning hour named
No ono was hurt In the smash-up.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-23
THE NORTHWESTERN MILLER.
The Flour Output for tho Week 49,
Falling on.

Falling on.
MISgEAPoIis, Mimi, Feb. %. - The
No1hnotcrn Miller says: Several Of the
steam mills allowed the output to fall of
last week. and though some OF those using
water made gain, the total product was
a little lighter than the week before. The
output was llI,iO0 barrels, averaging 49,
on barrels daily, against IFS, 100 barrels
for the previous week, III. 400 barrels Tor
the corresponding time In 1887. The
water is not quito as low rs II has been In
the past, but loosened ice In tho canals
has given more or less trouble since Mon.
day. There are seventeen mills running
this week, but the output OF few is no,
large. Another 1000 barrel mill has just
completed s,eam plant, and Il will
probably be grinding with It's engine be.
fore Saturday, The daily product
will bc 1900 10 1000 barrels.
The -four market Is in rather
unsettled state. An advance in freight
rates took etlc0t yesterday, and millcIs be.
ing somewhat incocdulous about the now
schedule being maintained, arr uncertain
how 10 proceed Duringthc time that IN,
low export ratcsmcre Ia force they wen
enabled 10 sell quito freely, IN indicalcG
by last weeks figures. A few Of the largcl
firms report that they arc doing fuiI
amount Of business, but the Others char
aclcrizc the marSct M very dull. The
direct exports Of flour last week were 3d.
900 barrels against IS, 200 barrels the prry'
ious week.
Receipts Wheat, last week, 075,0jC
bushels; shipments, 1880 bushels; ilour
l2B,Ul2 barrels inills,ui, AGA tons
Wheat Ia store here, 1904, 3Gi bushels; nj
Duluth. G,059.005 bushels; at -. Paul
40, 900 bushels.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-23
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
The Governor OF Arkansas Anxious {
Catch w. v. Roberts.

The Governor OF Arkansas Anxious TO
Catch w. v. Roberts.
spcciil Dispatch 10 The Appeal
LirriE Rock, Ark. Feb. %. Governor
Hughes today offered a reward Of 500 for
the arrest and delivery Of w. y. Roberts
TO the sheriff Of Jefferson county. On the
ist ~ December lnsi, Roberts shot and
killed young man named Gusiaye II.
Barnquo. NJ Alihcimcr. above county,
Tho difficulty which resulted In ihc muir
der originated irum u game Of cards nj
which the two men wcrr playing. The
grand jury nj the last term Of lho Jefferson
circuit court indicted Roberts for murder
In the ilrst degree. Since the tragedy Rob
erts hns been at large aud officers hnyo
been unable 10 capture him.
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I,IEp.

DOYLE- February n, isss Al AN pm, Mr..
year 81 her are.
Funeral from family rcsidcncc, on Randolph
road. THURSDAY MORNING. February 2si, al
O'Clock. Services Al M BrEd Church nj 10 Friends
81 thu family arp Invited " attend
MATTIIEwa-At the residence Of her son. Capt.
Ram w Matthews, az Main street, on Tuesday
morning frhfuafy y. i.ss. Mr.. IArI MCDONALD
Mississippi
LIEF rsmsln, vIil he Inferred In the family burial
ground In Mississippi
UOIgT-At rrsldenor. Ma. ni Union street.
"wednesday. February ~ itxs, Al i.a0 o'clock ., m.
MAnHumfI RHucr, aged months youngest
daughter Of John .. and Allie hruoe Hoist
Funeral scfvicc. ai the residence this lrHrRs'
DAY) afternoon Al O'Clock. Friends Of the iaml
IL Invited
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-23
Council Meets To-day.

The Legislative Council will meet this
afternoon at . o'clock. President Hidden
states that he viii call 4 council meeting
hereafter every Thursday at the came
hour. as he docs not propose TO take any
undue responsibility In acting upon the
urgent improvements that viii be inangu-
rated. The entire council must act ON
them aud bear the responsibility.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-23
"A FRAGRANT BREATH =
Little nocs n. n. ceufcrcnes.

Special Dlipaich 10 The Appeal.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Feb. 22.-Iitllc
Rock conference Of the NJ. 4. church
north convened al the Ebenezcr church,
fhis city, today. some sixty members an
swchng 10 rOll-call. Bishop Warren, Of
Denver. Col, is In the chair. After or.
ganiration and appointment Of needed
committees addresses were made ty the
Rev. W. A. Spencer, Of Philadelphia, and
Dr. John A. Vincent. the renowned lcc-
turcr. The session will last several days
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-23

This IN rare opportunity 10 begin the
formation OF Library for the home or to
add TO those already begun. As there are
but ono or two copies OF the finer editions,
we advise all to come early today. There
is one condition attending this sale: No
books will I've exchanged or taken back as
we do not. keep book department,
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Nos n. the Time

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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-23

The stock consists OF standard editions
Of the best authors in cloth, sheep, Moroc-
co aud csli bindings Histories, Essays,
Bographios Cyclopedias, Poetry, Travels,
Romanccs, Criticisms, Ficlion-bcsidcs
translation oil the Classics OF Greece, Rome,
France and Germany.
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rAng BOOK SALE.
CHANCE To GET RESP HOOKS ron
HERE NorHINai
lIBNEEJ &c COMPANY.

Our Mr. J. s. Monken, now in New
York, bought the entire stock Of first
class retail bookseller on January "a
over $1,000 unes--amounling to
$23,500. They were bought at n forced
sale for nominal price. Today We place
the entire purchase on sale at prices that
all lovers will appreciate.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-23

An English advertisement shows that tho
Rev. X. Dot Thompson, Angel Hotel,
Knuisiofd, Cheshire. wants valet, who
must know bit about boxing, and. i
necessary, he able 10 put up the raw 'una y
The Rev. X. Dot Thompson appears TO be
trying 10 get into the good sraccs OF the
Prince OF Males.
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LEW wALL,CE-s -BES nun" sse.

10000 choice volumes on Morality, Re
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AnoUSb The earth, In every land,
by every stream that m aware OF,
In every town, they understand
How teeth nay best be taken care OF.
Prom Jersey flats 70 hirinnh's mount
They sing The pral.e Of eozodont
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-23
AMUSEMsNTS.
MEMPHIS Theater.

The laughablo .iarce-comedy "A Night
or" was reproduced last night, and was
thoroughly enjoyed by the audience. The
company will leave this morning for Weeks
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-23

Portland boast Of whist party, com.
posed wholly OF Young ladies, that lives
up 10 ils nafno al bui one OF the nom
bcn arc dumb.
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A CARD.

Attcr having enjoyed The confidence and retrcn-
arr Of thi. community Tor mor than twenty
years have now retired from the practice 81 peu-
tlsiry. but no, bciorc having duly considered what
deem duty 10 my-nlf ~ well N Tie bcsi inter
81 81 my Ialrons In selecting "A my succc~or Dr.
n X BullinE,on. vino wlli. IN fui,uc. occupy my
oiiicc and whom most chrcrfally aud cordially
recommend "a 10 every way qualified professional.
~ NJ well a. gCniioinao 81 the highest social and
momi code. In conclusion . would most respect
fully aAk my friends hcc and elrcwhc whose
confidence have 20 LONG enjoyed land ior which
hepan return my grateful thani-l a bosiouai
Of that confidence and pairpnsEr upon my sue
ccx.oa W.T.. ARLINGTON.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-23

The lIondnrns congress u discussing .
I'm for the establishment OF a national
Jury system. Trial by jury hyet unknown
In that country.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-23

DnoScHrn Yield. to the mngic Of Pc-ru-na.
80 snya Mr.. 4. q. Peck Tlf Jackson street,
Milwaukoe. Wis
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-23
wAsHiNGToNs BIRTHDAY
Observed by Lovers of Patriotism at the
Christian Brothers Coll sge.


Yesterday was washingtons birthday,
but the proportion OF inhabitants who OBJ
served il was small indeed. That isanoiher
OF the anniversaries passing out Of mind
throughout the south, in fact its celebra-
ton has always been dispgarded in gen
eral way. During the forenoon students
OF the Christian Brothers college were as
sembled in the college hall TO celebrate the
day by contest in English composition.
The brothers love TO encourage every vir-
tue among the pupils, and whenever there
is an opportunity TO develop patriotism
among them, IL is always used TO best adj
vantage. The following program was car
ried out.
Introduction uckscp.. College Band
The preyaricator Senior clnskl ID liorEnn
The leudal System lsenlor clasla-..A. Chlghinola
Perseverance (senior class y Reilly
selection for the Piailo-.. Paul schneider
lnutttfcncc thcntOr titt. WIN. "A. shannon
Suffer No Pan Of Life 10 Remain Unimproyed
tscnlor class Pinckney a. MheailCy
Charles Dickens tscnlor class ......S NJ Williamson
-"houlangcr March .........Coilege Orchestra
The spanish lsidore Fuchs
George Washington. Michael Gavin
husic-secction ,..............;.
...rrofs Paul schneider and Herman schnlxc
Value OF an Edncntion...........,..hu uolghtly
Time Neddic HAL
Bernard halsi
Music-"IIox Fair Thou Ar" Waltz. (scoond
cAssl........ IchsauA
Inventions Henry Hoffman
Mnsic--Gaop (by the author, Prod II. schulSC
ireciom....... Kelly
uut mhnitnu
Muslc-ScOtch Overture College Orhcstu
Good Cause Makes Stout Hcnrt-................
Pcfdcrgrns
iloe
functuh vaughan
Brothers Agatha, Ildefonsus and IIerac.
lian constituted committee 10 decide on
the merits OF the essays read by the senior
class and declared In favor Of William
Shannon for the fint prize; William IIor.
gan. second prize, and A. A. Chighizoln,
third prize.
Bro. Anthony replaced Bro. Agatha on
committee for the junior class aud the
decision rendered was in favor OF MeddiC
Hall for the first prize; Samuel Vaughan,
second prize, and Emmet Pendcrgrast,
third prize. The president Of the college
expressed himself thoroughly satisfied
with the result OF theconiest aud rewarded
each Of the victon with n handsome vol
ume. The exercises were very interesting
and the students enjoyed the selections d
Profs. Schneider aud Schulze in 9
manner that revealed their genuine good
| taste for music.
Tho college band closed the exercise,
with march after which the student,
were accorded n holiday for the afternoon
in honor OF the great Washington, fins
President Of the United States.