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every form, whereas now hardly a line
has been seen. II Is because OF the mod.
esty of these great sufferers that | now
make this appeal noble, generous Mem.
phis, never yet appealed TO in vain.
These people need your aid beyond the
power OF words TO express it, they deserve
your aid because. they are industrious and
helpless,
Tue MEMPHIS pNLY ArrrAL and the
Araldnchc have kindly promised topublish
n list of the contributions. Subscriptions
can be made at auy leading newspaper
office, or contributions can be mailed 10
me, under address No. 396 Main street.
Speedy aid is donhlo aid. | know full
well the draft upon Memphis charity, but
! know also that charity grows stronger
the more il is drawn upon | appeal to
the generosity Of Memphis to relieve the
immense suffering of these people. The
calamity will mark an epoch in the history
of disasters. DO not withhold your aid
until il has become historic. Yours. very
respectfully, Mis- llERIrY.
Memphis, Aug. 49, 1888.
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ENTRIES ron ToMopRow.
A. Brighton Reach.

New BRIGnroN BEACH, n. j., Aug. H.
Racing summary:
First Race-Fiyc iurlongs. Starters
Gunshot, Eatonwon, Lost Webster, Futur.
ity Jack llarkaway, Little Tom, Arizona,
Nattot, Cornslarch, Vanilla flly. Vanilla
iilley first, Lost Webster second, Gunshol
third. Timc-lO6l.
Second Race Five iurlongs Starters.
Tyrone, Pen Dennis. Thcudom. Lillian X.
Songstcr Marion, Walter T, Savage, Hail
stone, lcicle. Tyrone first, Songsicr see.
oni, Pen Dennis third. Timc-l36l.
Thrill Race Seven fur,ongs. Starters;
Souvenir, Pocassett, Pilot, Monte Criso.
llarwood, Change, Pet, George, Angus.
Julia Miller Poet first, rilo; second,
llarwood third. Time -l:2Sl.
Fourth Racc-Miie and thrcc-duaItcrs,
Starters Lemon, J. J. llealy, Lutte Ar.
mold. Noughioghcny, Frolic. j. !. llcaly
won, frolic second, Lutte Arnold third.
Tmc-2u3.
Fifth Rockaway handicap; three.
quarters Oi mile. Starters Young Duke,
Bordclaise, Weasel, Drumstick, Relax,
Stripping, Duhmc, Crusader, CalCrl, h.
diac, Glory. Calcri Won, STRIPPING second,
Duhmo third. Tmc-l:l5l.
sixth Race-Ono mile. starters: Bill
BOND, Raymond, Brian BOru, Ten Booker.
Gallus Dan, Ida l., Carissima, Revolt
gelding, Clarissl. Ten booker won, Raw
mond second, Brian Boru third. Time -
l5il.
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APPRECIATED FAvoRs.

Tho columbio Union Acknowledge
Newspaper courtesios.
Alta joint meeting Of lodges Nos. 9 and
II, Columbic union, last night, It was
unanimously
Resolved, That the thanks Of this society
Is hereby rendered TuE MENrnis ArrEAL,
Avalanche, Ls,iglr aud S'iniiar for their
efforts on behalf Of our order In bringing
before the public our uniorluno loss by fire
in the Irving block and calling attention
to the picnic 10 be held ior the purpose OF
retrieving, ~ far n possible, our great loss.
We furthermore extend our thanks Ia
the directors Of Jackson Mound park aud
Prof. Arnold Tor iavors shown our order ul
the festivities 81 como of Monday evening,
August -. CHAs. MLRz, President
J. II. ScnwARzENHrHu, Secretary.
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COL. j, NJ. CREWS.
First Candidate 20 Announce Himself
tor Legislative Honors.

ANi AA'gtblNNlNt AAhuNlas
For several dayspast in fact, ever since
the county election WIS held an ArrRAL
reporter las been lahorur assiduously Ia
locate candidates ior state legislative hon.
Ors.
bay after day the reporter has made in
qulrus OF the knowing ones, hu, nary a
candidate could hc discover, until ycsirr.
day. U.
standing on the corner oi North Court
and Main streets. between and . o'clock
pm, lac found Mr. 4. Walsh chairman
Of the Democratic executive committee,
and Mr.. Wcliboru. ul the Eighth dis:ric'.
IN Interrogation q, TO prospective cand.-
dates Tor The Legislature elected from Mr.
Wc.luom the rypy that Cot j. VI. Crews
WIS already in tllc field Tor the State son.
ate. This II the. or opening wedge.
aud others will doubtless enter the race at
an curly day. Col Crews isu we'll known
aud popular Democrat lives near Arling.
ton, and ollicIalrd as temporary chairman
over the county convention TO name dole
gates to the gubCTnIturiul convention.
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A. aup.aI 60, AID.

On June % fire laid tho two cities Of
sundsyall and Umca In ashes, and made
1900 people homeless aud helpless.
These cities are located In the northern
part Of Sweden. on arms Of the BAY 81
Bothnia, and depend mainly on the traffic
In lumber, iron aud fish. sundsyall was
tho largest lumber market In Europe. Tho
efforts Of two centuries OF hard Toll In tho
bleak regions Of northern Sweden were
swept away In one day The Hoods Ia con.
trail Europe. tho earthquakes IN II ally, and
the Chicago firn were not ~ dire, 10 iif ~
the permanent effects are concerned. ~
tic calamity 90 these two citi q In tho
former instances ihofc were hoI,o aud re-
sources left. In the present there IN moth.
ing but blank despair. IL Is feared
that the enormous losses $1,000. coo
crowns, will wipe out tho insurance
companies and place even the rich
in the ranks Of tho needy. Al
Europe IL taking steps 10 respond 10 the
silent appeal for aid. The little board Of
trade nj Copenhagen subscribed li.OOO
crowns In one day. when Chicago WIS
In a similar situation. Sweden sont cheer.
fully from iis scanty wealth 10 swell that
great monument Of human sympathy
which the Relief association poecr.rd.
The Swedcs are a modest. unasyumlng AMI
industrious pcople, who do not parable
their affairs before tho world. but sniicr IN
silence. Had this calamity bciallen Ire.
land OF Germany. the American press
would have iecmcd with the subject Ia
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LAUNDRY IMPROVEMENTS.
THE GROWING BUSINESS or THE
MEMPHIS STEAM LAUNDRY.
A New Partner Admitted 60 the Firm
and the Facilities Of the Laundry
Greatly Enlarged.

The celebrated Memphis Steam Laundry,
which for SO many years has been an in
dispensable comfort to the homeless bach
elor who has to give his washing out, made
a stride forward yesterday by enlisling in
its interests that very popular and estima.
bic young man, Ed II. Helm, who will
hereafter be associated with Mr.. jules
Rozior in the management OF the laundry.
Mr.. Rozcr has, by strict attention TO the
minutest details OF his business, and pol
icy OF uniform courtesy 20 all customers,
built up an industry here which has given
constant employment 10 scores OF deserv-
ing men and women and which may Justly
BE- ranked among the beneficial institutions
OF the city. Mr.. Rozier is not only polite
and attentive himself, but insists upon
similar conduct on the part OF his em.
ployes. The result IL, that his business
has ilourished as he deserves II 10 and
has oulgrown the point where one
man can do II justice. In securing
the services OF Mr.. Ed Helm NJ associate
he has been fortunate, inasmuch rs that
gentleman, during his connection OF many
ycars' standing with the firm Of j. 4. Far
cason, has proven himself u live. wide
awake and thorough business man, en-.
dowed with all the attributes that insure
popularity aud success. The lrm OF
ROzicr q HEN cannot fail 10 flourish.
Regular calls in response 10 orders will DO
made daily as usual, and in order 10 iacili-
tate business the branch Office, heretofore
ut No. $50 Second street, has been removed
TO a morc central location at No. 3j7 Main
street. Recent achievements from the
Excelsior Steam laundry, OF Cinicinnat,
have materially improved the working
force OF the Memphis laundry and placed
It in position 10 handle any quantity Of
business In perfect style and TO the salts.
faction Of all concerned. A liberal patron.
noe dnnhiless aMaitn the laundry.
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A CAR sTAMPEpED.
How Smallpox Convaloscent Created q
Small-Sizsd Panic Yesterday.

Low Smallpox Convalescent Created q
small-Sizsd Panic Yesterday.
Yesterday afternoon an APPEAL reporter
witnessed an incident which proves clearly
that some Memphis physician has violated
the solemn obligation imposed on him 10y
the dictates OF professional honor. Main
street car No. %, at 2:iJ y. m, with scv-
eral passengers aboard, had reached the
corner OF Main and Commerce, when the
car was hailed and four women aud man
were seen slowly approaching. In the par.
ty was feeble, dccrcpd old woman, who
could only drag herself along with tottcr.
ing footsteps, leaning on the arm Of those
who supported her. When she reached
the car one OF the male passengers had to
help her aboard, an act OF charity which
he doubtless afterwards regretted. No
sooner was the old lady seated than all
eyes were turned in her direction, and the
sight that met them was horrifying. She
was dcathly pale, with pallor that indi-
Gated q severe spell oi disease. Her
checks were Scared and SCARED
and Scared, and here and there
a fiery postule was still visible. A second
WIS enough 10 settle the nature OF her all.
ment She was Just out of bed with
smallpox, aud probably on her way to
scatter the seeds Of injection elsewhere.
The reporter Immediately discovered that
he had business which demanded his at
tcnti0n outside OF the car and he lost no
time and got out The passenger who had
assisted the lady aboard followed suit, aud
the other passengers stood not upon the
order OF their going but went at once. In
two minutes the smallpox cXcursionists
had the car 10 themselves. Now Il would
be- interesting 10 know what physician
treated that ease, aud why ho failed TO ~.
port Il NJ headquarters, ~ hc is bound in
honor TO do. His neglect may impcril the
lives of hundreds
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CmcAoo. H., Aug -. Tho officers Of
tho Mississippi Valley Amateur Rowing
association have about completed arrange
menia for participation In a rowing regatta
10 be- held in Salt lake, Utah, about the
30ih instant Its proposed that live Of
the leading clubs Of the association shall bC
represented. zach by number Of iis best
men. The party will leave Chicago Al.
gust %. In a special car, and will be absent
about ten DAYS. -Four Of the five clubs 10
be- drawn on have already been selected.
They are the FarrpguH and Dclawarrs, ol
Chicago. the ModOcs. Of ~. Louis, and the
Sylyans, Of Mobile. The crews sent Will
compete with the Salt Lake City Amateurs
IN iouu, doubles and singles.
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rEovIpEScs, H. /, Aug. l3.-Onc Of
the most violent rain storms Of ycars
passed over this Guy this morning. A
number OF Sewers were washed ont nnl
the adjacent streets and cellars flooded.
The front 81 new four story building WIS
undermined aud fell with crash, but
fortunately no one was injured. The loss
will be- about Sd,ODl The damage IN
streets and sewers cannot yo. bo estimated,
o. 10 inches ~ rain i'll Ia lew hours
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COTTON PROTECTION.

Bills OF Ladins to Specify that Cotton
Is Compressed at Risk OF Carrier.
A meeting Of the Cotton Exchange will
be held at . O'Clock this afternoon 10 act
upon the following circular letter, signed
by l0l New England spimcrG
$50 many instances of irrcgularly signed
bills Of lading have been brought 10 our
notice that We must request you 10 obtain
from the railroads and other transportation
companies over which you may ship cot.
ton TO rs, a list Of their agents and clerks
authorized 10 sign bills Of lading. such
lists 10 be amended rs changes may occur.
Please accept no bills Of lading unless
signed by such authorized persons. Some
OF the railroads have questioned their liza.
bility from los by fire when cotton was In
charge Of tho compress company for their
account, claiming that IL was not actually
Ia their possession NJ the time Of loss. To
avoid further controversy, please see that
tic following clause IL inserted In all bills
OF lading which give the right 10 compress:
Privilege 10 compress this cotton Il given,
Il being agreed that the cotton Is at the
risk Of the carrier during the time Il IA In
charge OF the compress
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Monmouth PARK En,rIe. Today.
MoSNourH PARK, n. ", Aug. H.

Program for tomorrow
fi~t Rhcc-Nlc ani q sixteenth ka'Dulnh
To- - Valentine u spJ shlty iUt. Iiypognte IJs.
ucucliciluc "a
sccoad iacc August stakes thrcrpuar'cr 81
n mile. fnssun. itauspm, liill lafncs Harrisburg.
winfield. uancila lculu. kussln. tfiU 10. hlahl1
~ Reporter. lulity ~
Thlrl kaor= Railway handicap one mile Eurus
in kalotlah ~. HtfllcINay ~ Valiant o.,
Bradford ~ swift iul Napstn ~ SprcilWV'l %
fDuuh kicc-N Ind stake. mile aud hall.
Cascade. iEllr dOf i'frse %. Nluunh ~
ttith haou-M Maiden tuol Cnr ulis, thnrr ipuuHs
uf mile tuiiy. Mhlairhl. khHitiu, Ngriouf 10.
Iuuluu. lup.un, klIulfcrs lin
sixth Hicc-1btcc ipufths oi q mile. selling
Olrmuuud 100 LirkawHunf 80 M1ff ~ Young
Duke ~. Freedom iOi, Mlmua ia, ianc.oChc u 1.
umplfc iis, iotiic Wall iOl.
Tho weather h clear
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nssebnII GanIr-.

At 81. Louis st. Louis =. Cleveland 2
At Louisville Louisville Z, Brooklyn ..
At Boston No game on account of rain.
At Washiugton-ritt ,, Washing
ton >.
At Cincinnati Cincinnati 3, Bilti.
morn .
At kansas City-Kansas City ., Ath'
lctirs {.
At philadelphia Philadelphia 2, Ia
dianapolis /.
Al New York-Now York 8, Chicago .
Thirteen innings.
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Two well known young men Of this city
hal a difficulty last night on Madison
street, "tkc iayoriic battle ground" and
one OF them was seriously hurt. The din.
Guilty was objectionable, a. the only
olIcnse consisted In the refusal Of one 81
them 10 divide with the other a cake Of
col. coleman's koko tulu, which he had
been carrying in his pocket for a special
Sunday chew.
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A,.,hcr EiiiinE on en-. Train.

Mr.. II. z. Guy and W. @. Kidd left last
night on the Memphis q Charleston road
for Old Point Comfort, and while the train
was pulling out from luka a pistol shot was
heard and every one rushed into the front
car, where the liicless form Of Mr. Kidd
was on the floor. Mr. Guy was arrested,
and In explanation Of his crime said he
had requested Kidd 10 give him ono Of
George T.. Lies 4 Co.'S celebrated Grand
Republic Clgauos. OF four Of their Grand
Republic Bulos, when he said he replied
that he had rather die than part with
them, wheroupon he shot him.
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GOLD WATCH MISSING.

n sgsip ,"ienstn, ~ a. 40 n X Crsndali.
have DOT irun iolDf ~ Fal'l "a, Ion IN Trust
sori ~ hofr, of iotnrsi. a.. IuiIfmaion % friufn
~ M E.iie Will w. duF strlsd M appte
riai,-t NJ !, o. iiamhrf ~ Tie Appeal mas au
thoriiy 70 adylse IN this mstirf ..-.-
WI cRAkDALls Admluislf-iot.
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sefDUa.

Ia the proper place 10 get your tickets for
Kansas City, Omaha, Denver. San Fran
cisco, Los Angeles, 81. Paul, ~. LOUIS,
Chicago, aud In fact all the principal anj
remote points In tho west and northwest.
Tho diagrams Of the Kansas City and ~
Louis slcepors are only kept nj iliis Office
You can get tickets nj low rates 10 any
point within the United States at this
office.
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The executive committee will publish
the official programmes and ibreito OF
the Sphynx and have the signiiurn Of the
secretary. All others are Unauthorized
and will not be permitted on the grounds.
Lou LEuBnE,
Secretary.
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SARATOGA, N, ", Aug. lS.-Racine
results:
First Neutrality-suspicious. of mile.
Starters Penman, TeSsa X, Cora l., Lady
llemphill, Minnie Palmer, Jubal. Min.
ME Palmer won in l:I2l, Tessa X second,
Jubal third.
Second Race-Mile and an eighth.
Starters Little Minnie, Banjo, Daruna,
Austrienna, 0arsman, Harry Glenn, Gray
Cloud, Boccacio, Gallatin, Binita, Ncttlc.
Oarsman won in 2;0l4, Little Minnie sec.
ond, Banjo third.
Third Race-One mile. Starters: Clara
G, Boo.Peep, Hilda, Wynwood, Persian,
Donald. Wynwood won in l:I9}, llilda
second, Clara c third.
Fourth ace-Three-quartcrs of a mile.
Starters; Perkins, lIarrodsburg, Zanzibar,
Shamrock, Slasher, Lillita, Toyclac, James
A H., Harry Cooper, Amos, Nat Goodwin.
Amos won in l:2l !, Perkins second, James
A ii. third.
Fifth Race-Mile and sixteenth. Start.
ers: Bronzemarte Cupid, Redstone, Mclo.
drama, Lctretia, Range, Mirth, Lucky Jim.
Letretia won in 1864, Redstone second,
Bronzcmarte third.
ENTRIES FOR TOMORROW.
First Racc-Six furlongs Pctrie W i01 Alahoo
Sinlram, Joyful, Minnie Palmer lI2. wnbaSSt Red
Light Chandler &c. Blessing iO7. Kccyeua lO7, Car
tOOu ~
Second Racc-Mic and sixteenth. Chicka
hominy, stmihspcy ITO, Grisctto l1N Allentown
%, bessie June ll3, pasha ~. bohemian i0l
Third Racc-Grand prize; mile and live cighthS
Monirosc H. Ano lOl klyton ", Royal Arch iOl
Wary lui
Fourth Iiacc-SiN mflongs. selling. LnClnirc o.
locmccio ~, Trademark - rocatclo los Tam.
bourtcc %, Mint Bloom ~, Maia iOi. kcdnr Khan
lO7
Filth Race > Handicap Stccplcchnsc mile and q
half. Abraham 49, VIII Davis ~. Jim Murphy
lY, Ballot ~ Killarney 80. Bccchmurc 49, Zln
zihar 10, sanford rs, Meadow Queen l2J.
II is raining here and the track is muddy
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Beginning August - aud continuing
until september ~. the memphis route,
kansas City. Fort Scott 4 Memphis rail.
roadl will sell round trip tickets from
Memphis ut the rate Of $3.50, limited for
return passage Tor sixty days from date Of
sale. We eau give YOU the choice Of four
different routes, aud W. are The only limo
that runs free reclining chair ears from
Memphis. For tickets and fall iniofma.
ton address II. ID. ELits,
General Agent. q Madison street
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EAMPLE.-At te.idenf OF ufs .. smith, No l0i
Nunrn afei. Monde .U.NH AuEn VI. lh-.,
IuDHss y. tAgrtE, bfu' f.I 'amc' A sample
Funeral will take t.H IRON yId'ncs this
Tur-pANl afternoon OF pd1gh Friends sfo
iuyitrd IN attend.
lliiuc iotk and rinc Euf Afs, papcrs please
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FoH quiet vnmr Of billiards 90 10 Con.
verse 4 Cooks, $50 Main street
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sunscmnr for TnE wKKKLY ArrEti. ~
per year, nni participate In the grand dis
iIibuiion Of gifts December !.
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Dmsr sialio Cor tho nerves.

All We ask ior Rising Sun baking pow.
der Is one trial.
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Usr Syrup Of Prunes for constipation.
For sale 10y all druggists.
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TITS new delicious beverage Frih. Mia .,
Floyd & Moneys soda counter. Try H.
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Orr mp clubs for Tnn WEEKLY ArrHAt
andsecurv ono Of tie cash prizes. Sec lists
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THE TURF AND DIAMOND,
RACES AT SARATOGA AND BRIGHTON
BEACH YESTERDAY.

All the League and Association Games
New York and Chicago Play Thirteen
Innings with Tie Score Pittsburr
Downs the Senators.
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Fon n good hot weather drink use Floyd
a MONEYS old reliable mead.
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A good time 10
ORDER YOUR COAL
@. y. BRYAN q co.

Special attention 10 car load orders
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THE STANDARD IS AREvOLUTION IN SEWING MACHINES

r bg improvement other machine, Howe l Invention
hand double and
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saraparilla. aud h. sure you get H.
whom you want tho best bloUd.purihcr.
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