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chance. You may WELD the directors
baton tonight, and WELD it did to the
end Of tho season ~

chance. You may WELD the directors
baton tonight, and WELD it did to the
end OF the season."
''How did the public take to your
Every kindly. / shall never forget my
first appearance in Nashville at the Ma
sonic theater. The opera was the mi
kado, and the local management were
rather doubtful of the experiment OF hav-
ing female director in the chair, but they
used il for all il was worth, advertised me lar
and wide, and that night the house was
jammed with a fashionable and critical
audience. When | looked through the
peep.hole OF the curtain and saw that
house my heart went pit-a-pat. l was
nervous, but confident. There were
twenty men in the orchestra, and wasn't
certain as to how the people would take
the innovation. l was dressed in full
evening dress OF pink satin, decolette, and
as ! stepped into view, the leader OF the
orchestra advanced to conduct me
to the chair, and the orchestra
all rose. The audience caught
on" in an instant, and the house
shook with applause. never will forget
my feelings ut that moment as long Us
live. That one moment OF supreme joy
was compensation for a whole lie time OF
toll and anxiety. After the first act, when
the curtain rang down and went behind
the scenes, the manager, who was my
friend, rushed up to congratulate me. lie
was so overjoyed by my success that the
tears ran down his cheeks"
Miss lie Bruins eyes gistened as she told
the tale.
''What about the future OF comic operaP
Is II growing in public favor?"
without q doubt. Summer opera COM
panies are springing up everywhere, and
in open air entertainments are driving ev-
erything before them. The business is
still in its infancy, but is rapidly growing
TO respectable proportions. There il u
constantly growing demand for low-priced
entertainments, and this will necessitatc
smaller companies and cheaper salaries
than are paid by the pretentious organiza-
tons that hold the boards in large cities
at fancy priced thcaters. Companies OF
the class i am now connected with,
give fair representations OF opera, and
satisfy a demand that will increase
with time. We don't profess to rank With
the Abbott company or others carrying
fifty to 100 people, but we claim that due
regard being had to the prices charged We
give a better performance than they do.
There is room Tor all OF us, and the ten
dcncy of the times Is 10 lower prices for
amusement of all kinds, opera not ex-
cepted. predict that the time is coming
when every city of the size OF Memphis
will have its own opera company to play
the season through at popular prices, win
ter and summer"
Mis- lie Brun is probably a prophet.
Who knows2
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Dinutousl Ibusf.

MoRRuLL's first base average in sixty
seven games is .07S.
BRoUrHERs has fallen off in his batting.
In the last eleven games he has made but
four hits.
WARD is bunting the ball very SUCCESS
fully this season. Herman has also adopted
the same style.
TnE Giants were big drawing card at
Chicago. Over 1900 people witnessed
the series Of games.
BoRcnERs will probably be released
shortly. Even Van Haltren, his friend, is
disappointed in him.
The Blue caps were defeated by the Red
Lights yesterday by a score OF ~ 10 Is.
The feature was the battery work Of Hack
and Reichman. The former struck out
fifteen boys.
BASEBALL seems TO DO in great favor with
the jockeys. On Monday Garrison nine,
composed Of jockeys, and nine Of book
makers and clerks, played Tie game. The
score was IL TO IL. Garrison's batting WIS
the fcature--he made three two.baggcrs.
Pat Shcedy was the umpire.
ARTHUR SoDKS, son OF President Sod
en-, OF the Boston club, Is one OF tho best
amateur pitchers in New England. In a
game against the Resolutcs, OF East Bos-
ton, Saturday, Sodcn struck out seventeen
men. Only six hits were made by the
llesolutcs Sodens club, the Newton Cen
tens, have not yet been defeated when he
was in the box.
PErE BRowNIyG watches the batting
averages Of the American association very
carefully. lie is ambitious 10 lead In bat
ting, and cares very little about anything
else. The other day Jack Kerins said.
"Braco up in the center there; you are
playing n rotten fielding game" 'Oh,-
the fielding; look at my batting record !
mover could bat bit, sang out the Glad.
iator M he held up three fingers indica.
tive Of the number Of times he had thump-
ell the pigskin safely.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL: MONDAY. JULY % 1885,
Constipation

Demands prompt treatment. The re-
suits Of neglect may be serious. Avoid
all harsh and drastic purgatives, tho
tendency Of whieh-is to weaken tho
bowels. The best remedy Is Ayers
Pills. Being purely vegetable. their
action Is prompt md their effect always
beneficial. They are an admirable
Liver and After-dinner pill, and every
where endorsed ny the profession.
ayers Pills are highly and univer-
sally spoken OF by the people about
here. make daily use OF them in my
practice, - DIR. l. l.. Fowler. Bridge
port, Conn.
81 can recommend Ayers Pills above
all others, having long proved their
value as n cathartic for myself and
family. T, Hess, Leithsville. Pa.
"For several years Ayers Pills lave
been used in my family. We find them
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Effective Remedy

for constipation and indigestion, and
are never without them In the house"
Moses Grenier, Lowell, Mass.
"I have used Ayers Pills, for liver
troubles and indigestion. during many
years. and have always found them
prompt and efficient in their action" -
l.. N. Smith, Utica, n, Y.
81 suffered from constipation which
assumed such an obstinate form that |
feared IL would cause q stoppage of tho
bowels. Two boxes of Ayers Pills eff
fected complete cure. - ID. Burke,
Saco, Me.
al have used Ayers Pills for the past
thirty years and consider them an in
valuable family medicine. know Of
no better remedy for liver troubles.
and have always found them u prompt
cure for dyspepsia - James Quinn. 20
Middle ST., Hartford, Conn.
"Haying been troubled with costive-
ness, which seems inevitable with per-
sons Of sedensary habits, have tried
Ayers Pills. hoping for relief. | am
glad 10 say that they have served mo
better than any other medicine.
arrive at this conclusion only after a
faithful trial Of their merits. - Samuel
I. Jones, Oak st., Boston, Mass.
Ayers Pills,
PREPARED ny
Or. J. @. Aver 4 Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Dealers In Medicine.
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Ono reliable merchant in every town trb-
u,ary TO Memphis to knock ont all oompe'
tition by taking the agency Of the world.
renowned Straiton 4 Storms New York
cigars and Geo T.. Lies & Co.'S celebrated
Buffos Your ncighbor cant get the goods,
~ We will only sell 10 one merchant In
each town. We solicit a sample order.
]. SANEIsoN 4 Co.
Sole Distributing Agents,
Memphis, Tenn.
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80. l.Nuls y. IOulsNille q.

louisville, Ky, July 22.-There was a
big crowd to see the ball game today, and
it was exciting to the eighth inning, with
Louisville ahead. In that inning Wolf
and Stratton colided in running for fly
from Robinson's bat, and from that i'll luck
st. LOUIS was enabled 10 make three runs
Goldsmith's umpiring was sharply crid-
cised by both sides. Fielding and batting
were nearly even. Score:
Louisville. ...................i o 0 o o o. 2
81 Louis ...........-......0 1 d 0 D . - B
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SUNDAY BASEBALL.
CINCINNATI SCORES AN EASY VIC
TORY OVER KANSAS CITY.
The Browns Win at Louisville Through
Accident, and the Athletics Down the
Association Leaders AFTER Il Close
Contest-Diamond Dust.

CINCINNATI, o., July 22.-Kansas City
in the opening four innings Of today's
game gave Sullivan ragged support which
enabled the Cincinnati's to score seven I'M
earned runs. In the five closing innings
Sullivan pitched with splendid effect as
the local men secured but single hit
McTammany's fielding and Fennely's
work at short were the features. Attend
ance $500. Score:
Cincinnati. ...........-....6 . l 100 o 0 DO
Kansas City o 0 0 D 0 o.
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ni,es kilograms.

EVANSVILLE. Ind, July a. -Noon.--Riycr ~
feet inchc. aud falling. Weather clear and
warm.
yIcKsBURG. Ms. July 2l-Riycf rising
DEPARTED city oi NickshnV. ~ Louis, M.
Arrived. City Of Nonru1 ~ Louis.
LOUISVILLE Ky. July s2,-No0n River
falling. with feet 10 inches ~ the canal aud I
feet inches in the chute on the FALLS DEPARTED
Convoy, fiibburr loan.
CAIRO. H.. July 2l-Noon. Arrived New
south. paducah. an! Ohio. Ctnrinnau. 2a.m.,
AM ldlcwilds fNanNtuc, pm ny ~ nov
orleans ~ Louis, . pm, tity Of flofcnuc, ~.
Louis, q pm city of Alma, Memphis, . pm.
Departed New south ~ Louis. an CITY u
Cairo. 81 Louis 10 am., llc,Dto. Incinnail, W
am, City " Alma ~ louis SPIN. River - fcct
4 inches snd falling weather clear and warn.
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Athletics {. RrOokIYn :.

New lonx, July 22.-The game at
Ridgewood park, Brooklyn, this afternoon
between the Athletics and Brooklyns, was
won by the former after close contest.
The features we've Terry's pitching after
the first two innings and remarkable
catches by Welch, Pickney and Peoples.
Attendance, 4,i03. Score:
Athletics ........... .........1 o 90 o o O. 4
brooklyn ....................O u 20 0 . O.
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HERRAN-sIIAw- on THURSDAY evening. July
No. ixss nj the rsidencn 81 the brides parents ncsf
Whltrhayen Tenn, by the ilry. J. W. Alleu. NJ.
wAtrEH IlIKnAs, OF Canton, Niss, ~ Ni~ liAtifi.
The lovely dsughirt II ~. n A. and NJ. Mary
shaw.
Mf Hcrran II well known to the business com.
munity hers. whcfo ho IL held In the highest
esteem ior his rchl worth aud chicrpfisc. Nj.
Halle. having Iust completed bH studies with
Miss IITec had cndcarr'i hcr-oli n large circle
Of friends by her amlablc disposition. aud they
enter upon thcf new life with bright proapccis oi
Happiness and succcu.
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TIE TERRIBLE MusrANos.
They Leap over q Ponce Into Union
stroot Front Yard.

ctroot FFout thus
Those terrible Mexican ponies which
made !, unhealthy for Messs wcntc 4
Parents stock Of hardware Friday night,
distinguished themselves again yesterday
afternoon. They were TO bo driven out
ior shipment, and when they reached
Union and Third streets, made terrible
break for tho front yard Of Mr., Gilbert
Rainc. The fence around the yard Is
about four feet high, but this WIS no
barrier over Il they went like NJ many
kangroos. Finally one Of them found tho
undertaking too much for him, bounded
of up the street, AMI those In the rear fol.
lowed. Was Mr. Raine angry Just a
little. The fiery animals were NJ length
gotten under control aud driven toward
Front street.
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TESTIMONIAL TO CAPT. o'HAvER.
The Police Force Presents bim with n
Handsome Gold Badge.

The Police Force Presents him with n
Handsome Gold Badge.
Although defeated in his noc iorshcriir,
Capt. Georgc +. O'lIavcr is still popular
with big with the police iorcc. In
token Of their esteem OF him, both rs a
man and officer. the members Of thc force
yesterday presented him with costly
aud beautiful medal OF badge. I, issome.
what similar to that worn by Chief Davis
for several years past, consisting Of star
and crescent, surmountcd by an eagle, and
below n face, square and compass, with
Odd Fellows links. Across the length Of
the crescent Is the word Captain In en-.
ameled letters. On the back Is the in
scription, Captain Memphis Police,
token Of regards from Police Force, Mem.
phis, Tenn, TO q. I. O'lIaver. July ~,
1883" II was the work Of Mcssrs. j. y.
Cruise aud W. l.. Ncwmcycr. There were
neat and appropriate speeches Tho re-
cipient will continue 10 do business nj the
old stand, and make II warm Tor yiolators
OF municipal laws.
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IIIIn.

wALDEN-At rc,lionoc, No a. Poplar stfpoi.
SUNDAY afternoon. tuly q ts,,. Ina LIE agcd 10
months aud dnys, daughter Of A. & and Dora
Walden.
Funeral viii take placo from residence this
tuONDAYl morning Al 1910 O'Clock. Friends u
the family arr Invited 10 nttrnd
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Dividend Notice.
MEn-ANtttr nASE0r Nfvriis,

MERCANTILE nASE0r MINNIE
MENrius, 1ESN, July H. issA
At tho regular monthly meeting Of tho
Board Of Directors Of this Bank held to-
day. scmi.annual cash dividend Of five
(b) per cent. was declared out Of the net
earnings Of the past six months, payable
on demand. q. ~. RAisK, Cashier.
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Cleveland o. baltimore Q.

CLEVELAND, o., July %. To-day game,
the first local Sunday championship game,
was played at Geauga lake, about twenty
miles south, and was witnessed by 5000
people. The Clevelands won through
Smiths wildness and hitting the ball ut
the right time. Stricker's second base
play was phenomenal. Score:
Cleveland ...,.,.,,,.,....O 4 OOOI o. O.
Baltimore .................2 o o o o o 0 . o. 2
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Cows wash blue docs pcricc, work.
Give II a trial.
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SUMNER OPERA.
THE TIME. LABOR AND MONEY RE-
CURED TO PRODUCE IT.

How Chorus People Are Selected and
Trained-The Trials Of a Musical d.
rector as Outlined by One of Them
The Future Of Comic Opera.
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wedding presenls low al MulioId'a
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ASSIGNEES' NOTICE.

Mrvruis. Tenn. July n iSsA
Nailce is hereby gltcu that wo have this dag
qualified ns asslsne,f ~ Kelly. Roper a Reilly.
fhnsc indebted ~ aid nun aill rome iofwafd and
nettiG without delay. Creditors ~ sid hnn vii
bic iOiiN X aPfkD,
JANE A. OMHEnG,
Atlgnccs
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MARRIED.

Watches cheap. Muliorl's
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-03

Hon. b. b. Muniord, Rsn. Tucker, and
others will speak in Ashland this afternoon
at O'Clock.
Miss Minnie Chandler. Of Caroline county.
Is the guest Of Mrs. A. U. Jones, 5l2 north
Sixth street.
Miss jamie Williams, OF Lynchburg, Il
visiting Miss Susie Starke at No. east
Franklin street.
Only cases OF no public interest were tried
I'm the City Circuit Court yesterday. One
small SUIT was Instituted.
Misses Leila L. Crump and Alice II. Grant,
Of Norfolk, are visiting Mrs. 5. ii. Cottrell,
OF 1921 west Main street.
Miss Maggie Tucker, oi Anderson, w.
Va, is visiting her grandfather, Mr. j. Ii.
Acree, north TwentY-ltth street.
Hon. r. II. Cardwell is detained at his
home, near Hanover Courthouse, by the ILL
ness from typhoid-iever OF two Of his daugh-
ters.
Mr.. Frank D. Hunt, general secretary OF
the Young Mems Christian Association at
Portsmouth, Va, is stopping at Fords with
his bride.
Captain D. VI. Gilmore. a director Of the
Minneapolis Exposition, is visiting our EA.
position and Is the guest OF Mr.. A. L. Aber-
nethy, ia esst Franklin street.
At least while the city is full Of strangers
greater prOmptness than was manifested yes
terday should be exhibited 10 the removal OF
ash and garbage-barrels and boxes from
Main street.
Religious services will be held at the Male
Orphan Asylum tomorrow afternoon at 4
O'clock. and will be attended by the Sol
diers'- Home veterans. Rev. DR.. w. T..
Evans will oiliciste.
Yesterday was the time fixed by Judge
Minor, OF the Hebrico County Court, for
hearing several cases In which parties sp-
pealed from the decision OF the registrars IN
refusing to register them. As only one COM
plainant was present the cases were con-
tinued until Monday.
Mr.. Thomas J. King, who bad been In III
health for some time, was found dead 10 bis
bed at 3i00 Williamsburg avenue yesterday
morning. Coroner Taylor, who viewed the
body. thought il probable that death was
caused By congestion OF the lungs. Deceased
was fifiy-seyen years OF age and unmarried.
DR.. George Mcdonald. OF New Bruins.
wick. n. j., who has been in Richmond and
West Point for several weeks looking after
his interest in the Pamunkey marlbeds, left
last night for bis home 70 vote for Cleveland
and Thurman next Tuesday. The Decor
says his state will give larger Democratic
majority next Tuesday than it did In 1884.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-03
RECHMOND's BUSINESS
DenefIciaI Effects or the Exposition
nm the Trade OF the city.

The condition OF business IN this city
durlng October Is Of special interest at this
time. In the first instance, To determine II
the results show any falling OIL on account OF
nr,sidentiaLeecii0n influences as In former
Ysars. and secondly, to demonstrate Whist
efysct The Exposition has bad upon general
trade. Mr.. j. H.. Whitty. superintendent
Of Brsdstreet's in tins city, makes the follow
Ing report; oo,.ha.
1sSS. shows considerable increase over the
nrrvious year, particularly In the iobbrng
line where in some branches the gain IS re-
presented As high as % per cent. Whiie the
Increase Is mainly attributed to the many
adyantages and natural growth OF The clty,
vei the nresent Exposition in measure hAs
rendered much assistance IN bringing about
these results. A large number OF country
merchants have visited the city, ana most OF
,sen, have been huTers. The traders of the
.lty were not only benefited by the opening
~ many new accounts, but had the adyan-
tage Of meeting personally Win eus.onSIs ~, r,Is
whom they haa never seen before, au saies
HAVING been made on the road. General
collections hsye been good. The rairoads
an had an increased tonnage, and tne clear
bouse exhibit Is q most satisfactory one.
seeving an increase during October OF
20 s,s s1is n5. The totals are: October, 1881.
seifI. .4s3.5l; October, 1883. sS,iS1 'oOl.o0'
,,b,s wear promises 10 be the most prosper
ous rs "a The history Of Richmond since tho
war.
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Grand Democratic Parade.

my telesTaph w tho DiapaVSu-i
DETROIT, MICH, November 2.-The Dem
ocratic parade OF last night, the last OF the
campaign, was participated in by about ten
thousand people. Short speeches were made
from the reviewing-stand by Wellington r.
Burt, candidate for Governor; Postmaster
General Dickinson. and others. Mr.. Dick
insOn said:
"Our next Governor has given you some
good news from this state. bring you good
news from the East, from the great United
States. | tell YOU that the battle line Is
formed and in the centre OF that line OF great
Democracy stands the grelt state OF New
York. our right wing rests upon The States
Of New jersey and Connecticut, our left upon
the States OF Indiana aud California, and
our great reserve Illinois, ohio, and
Michigan, with Michigan at the fore.
And the battle is won with the great
Northwest line broken; with our peo-
pie on the broad line OF intercourse with all
parts Of the land; interchange Of trade with
all our country and with foreign countries;
the centre OF political power will change
from the East and will be IN the centre OF the
Northwest
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Young Hen Charged with Highway
RObbery.

The most important matter before the Po-
ice Court yesterday morning wss that OF
George +. Cole, Jr., and William Jet, two
Young white men charged with stealing one
huniiug.case gold watch, valued at $50, The
property OF Il. Osterbind. In consequence
OF the absence Of witnesses the case was
continued until this morning.
The theft Is alleged to have been com
mitted on the Free bridge Thursday night,
October 18th, about 1 O'Clock, when Oster-
bind was met by two persons who took his
watch. He eDdeayored to recover bis time
piece, when one OF the men threw stone at
him. and they both then ran. Officers
Shields, OF Richmond, and Moles, Of Man.
chester, brought the accused over from Pc
tersburg Yesterday morning, having arrest
ed them the evening before at MatOaca.
Ben. Bolton, charged with yagrancy, was
committed for sixty days In default Of Sc
curity.
Emmett Allen tcolored) was jailed for thirty
days for stealing S3.65, the property OF
Joseph Brown.
William Jackson and John Wood, two
small colored hoys, were charged with steal.
ing sS5, the properly Of Grandson Taylor.
They were turned over TO their parents, who
gave them severe whipping IN the presence
OF an officer Of the court.
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r,prnrNHEIrs NEW YORK

SuITTVFRY. FANCY GOODS, AND DRESS
TRIMMINGS SrORR.-kAkk INDUCE, IN , .
FOR THIs WEEK IN TlIB FOLLOWING LINES;
100 cases FELT IIATS-Ladies and Misses'-Wido
binding pink edges all colOrs, 50 and oyc, worm
rs aud 9Sc.-lfteen different styles; ALfiNh
HATS-a few more left at 45 and 5gr-bound-
HIack aud Colors; also, a few other shapes In
1siacE only al 8sc: CHILDRENS TRIMMED
SOFT FELT WiDB BkiM hNOChAbOuIS az
bgc worth 81: also, large assortment OF other
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HATS AND BONNEfS, copied from tue pes.
Paris mfllinors. and a very large assortment OF
our own designs exclusively, Wnich VIII coIhp"lys
favoraOly with any millinery WORK thls siuS - "
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FQFDRNHRIM takes great pains In this depart,
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FANCY AND OSTRICH FEAIH tkS.-Another
LOT 1ust received IN fancles at ~ anu 10. -
cost double ne price al othsT s,o,os Ss Tbey
a.. fnuense We carry tho largest hssoit tuione
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b0uae ln he city, and can make any style "
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Ne havo the largest and best assortment ia tnte
city Ladies' who are in want OF bargains s "a ul'S
line should not purchase until tney nave ,l nlsiseu @
our establtshnlent and coinpArod prices noS.1
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