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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-29
Trustoe'a Sale.

I TNDEfi and by virtue Of a certain trust deed OK
u ccutcd on July ~ ttS,. by e. y Nnnrc aud
oihcr ~ the undenlTnod and rcnricd IN shelly
county, Tennessee. In BOok 49, ragc "a We VIII
on
saturday, March 10, isss,
at the southwest corner of Main aud Madison
strccp. II cmphls Tenn, sell 10 the highest bid
der Tor cash, nj public auction. the following real
aud pefsunal pnuIsfty, Wa
Thwe thousand eight hundred and ninety a va
shacs of capital stock ~ the 0uadslupo talvo
Mining company, ~ The PAR value ~ slu1un carh
which will IT, oncnd To- lots Of tH.Untn ALA tn
other shares of aid stock subject ~ lien al ON,
BEATTY.
Also lots Nos "a a. ~, g. ~ and gii a. lpil
trustees only.
Terms lash.
March ~, ifsA
LUKE WRIGHT
u. w. MILLER
ID m IUEIUN
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PosIrvsLy tho best remedy ever discov-
cred for all diseases Of man and beast that
can he reached by an external medical APP
plication, is Rangum Root I.inimcnt. One
trial will convince. Manufactured only by
Rangum Root Medicine Co.. Nashville Tenn.
Fifty cents per bottle. For sale by Holster,
2Sl Main street
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Stockholders Meeting.

fI'Hk Annual Meeting Of sDokhoder Of the
am,nn, es n. o Rsco. ss'h p, ssd sa
Transaction OF such other business a. may como bo
tore them, will b held al the once Of The company
IN The city of Memphis, In the staieo OF 1enne.-ee
On he Fiz' n'ndy q April. 1881 Al II oeloek,
~ The forenoon Of thai day The ptoposcd Issue Of
branch bonds OF said Company and the csecution
81 . mortgage or deed ~ tuist 90 s~cure the .ame
will b submitted N the meeting iof ~ considcfn
tlou and acton thorcon n, order ~ the President
and noard Of Direction l. y GATtS. secrfary
Dwscr,ys eycsight restored. Mulford's
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MESgES's openings mean something.
You moi only feast the eye, but spend your
time probably by taking advantage OF the
rnsh OF bargains today. Read their column
in this paper.
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PiSE BLrrf, Ark, March 9s-Last night
in Jewtown, forty miles east OF here Zen
Richardson aud Harry Rogers, two promi-
mont citizens, had personal difficulty, in
Which the latter was shot through the
thigh.
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Buy groceries where YOU get best and
cheapest. Angus Campbell & Co., 80
Beale street.
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GRAND OPENING
At Mrs. X. A. Sloan's. Thursday, March ~
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PArRIcE BuENs invites you to his house,
9th aud Mulberry streets, Pittsburgh. lie
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BuuArps 30 cents an hour at Converse
4 CookiA
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60 TO Converse & Cooks and play bill.
liarls at 30 cents an hour.
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements In this column will he charged at
rate oil l5c for two lines one insertion; two inscr-
tons, sc; one wect 5oc.
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Chancery Sale
-Or-
II r. A l. T. 5 T a II f.

No. con Rim the Chanrrry tpuH " shelby C0un
ty.--IOhn Ne. nrooks Guardian, " Kate A.
league a nj.
- virtue II an intcriofuiuy derrro for sale en-
ier,d IN the above ciise on thc "a day " February
lgss NJ n o. Pare - will I'll ~ public auction,
81 the highest fiddler. ~ inuul II the tlcrt aud
Masters once. c0urthousc NJ shelby county Nom
phis, Tennessee, on
saturday. march ~, fsss,
within legal houra, the following described proper
". situated In Mcmphis shelby county Tennessee
HswiG
Ilelng lots y ani 2s IN block 20. on the north.
east corner Of Ninth ftr,st .NichrRn nycnucl aud
broadway street. ffouiinE llt feet on htuad
way street. aud running bllk between parallel limos
80 feet The bid IA star " sst1.
Terms ~ hale-OnC diifd Gosh. balance ~ " and
q months purchaser W ctcJuio ngigt vim ccu.
fliy heariug interest ftym date, and lien retained
" secure payment TIL february -, issA
lNHI NrnONEi.l, g. and "
~ J. ". BndlcysD.C. and "
John Ne Brools. Il n I1rirau. eolicitora
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!. VI. DAnSEu & Soy for pine lumber.
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u r. d. S, JoHNSo MS
pRIvATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
No. n Joiiorson stroot.
p.L Main and Frlmt MEMPliIA TENN
ll.f.N1tll..H in tfglI

fatsblitbsf IN ltSll
ng. ioHNaON b sts.ov r.lgcd BY all parilcsln
~ tefcsted ~ By fsr dc mUsi sncccsstrl Physl
clan IN the ircatmfoi VI private OF secfet dteas.t
Quick, permanent hlr8- lrsnnieed IN eyery ca,e
Iaale of female Assent fass u GOuorrhea an !
syphilis curcd In n 'foN DAYS Without the Use ~
mcrcup. change of dlrt Or iludnnoc run bu.
uess fcoondsfy syphlila The Last Ncsiige cfsil
Gated without The nss VI mercury lhfelnnnil
uum impotency Or lo<s Of sexual posen restored ~
hen Vigof In lev well Victims ~ fi apl.e
and excessive yensry, sunsrnH from sIefmasoItnea
aud permanently ctIr1d Particular attention paid
81 the Diseases VI Women an1 cfe. gnsrannel
Piles and old sores cured Nlihou me We ~ oan.to
iial Medicines srut hy srpf.si n III parts of The
country.
ssrwofkinynsn cnrcd A. half ibe usual rsiea
Once hevu Iron Z s'cloa Am. 70 o'sloc. y m
~ y JOHNSON, NIB
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The annual meeting Of he aioctholder al The
Chlekasaw Land Company will be- heldat the once
81 the COMPANY, No Monioe street on Monday,
o'clock D. M. Dor the purpose ~ ciectlng Hoard
Of Dlrcclors W serve fof the snsulus year.
4. A. LANb. Secretary.
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HAIR RY STOLL'S
RESTAURANT,

Best Meals In the city. Meals Served NJ all Hours
on Short Notice. A FlrtcisS Rcsrrt
i53 Main Street, Memphis. Tenn.
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GRAND OPENING
AtMs. X. A. Sloan's, Thursday, March %.
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RMLnoAp WORK TO LIT WE nAyK ONE
million cubic ynrds hne scfapsf wrots w ~
rsiifuad. free frannporiatlon on outhh aud baud.
over ths '. r.. Va. a. fsilnisd system. iof The
woft For further iniormnlioi anpy,. =, v''i o,s
70 KNOXVILLE, Tenn. MCDONALD hhhA w
Contfscfof.
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PEspLk spectseles nuliord
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kn GOOD YARN MULES. ON TIME 10 M
Nv tponshlc iHuneur OF city acccptance. Wy
TAYLOR, DuftlN a Co. No ~ Trout ~
u Lots WITH IMPROVEMENT
= Fart OF lot ~. southwest corner Main aud
OVeftnn strccts. Rail feet
rau Of lot ~, ffonting On OvcTton street In
mar ~ above lot 2H,xtgis feet
Inquire ON premises
MRS MARY ~ coNNgLL
- RiSiDENCEs-AT ROCK NOTION. on
second street.
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JEROME HILL COTTON SEED FOR SALE ny
~ j. y. Rogers NJ no cents per bushcl Tor lOO
bushels or morv ON board steamer at Walnut Bcnd,
Ark
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DOPLAR BUILDING LUMBER CHEAP; sHEEr
l. ing XXI 2N6, ixl, etc, at mills of
A. ~ CAuGllEI & 90. kerryllle Tenn

SEEp CORN-sELEcr SEED CORN, YELLOW
- aud white, very early and productive. " NJ per
hushel-sl2i In l0bushcl lots, sacks Included ur
dcn promptly tllcd TiiOS. N. DAWSON,
New Madrid Mo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-06

Don't be too credulous to-day. Don't be-
lIeye everything you hear. You will feel
very silly II you are trapped by false re-
mort
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w-rC w,,,,ams serenaded.

Mr.. 4. c. Williams, who returned to the
city sunday with his family from a trip
around the world, was sereDaded last night
by his friends OF the Tobacc Trade.
The serenaders assembled on Franklin
street at the residence OF Alr. \. Oster-
loh, the German Consul. at III O'Clock,
and headed by COntern0's Band OF
iorty-hve pieces marched tO Mr.. Williams =
residence, at Sl6 west Franklin street.
Arriving at the residence the band played
Home. Sweet Home" and other sweet
music. Mr.. Williams soon appeared at the
door and invited his midnight visitors into
his parlors. His two sons and Messrs. Ro-
bert Bosher aud Parkinson assisted him in
receiving the guests.
General Peyton Wise on hehalf Of the To-
bacco Trade welcomed Mr.. Williams and his
family back to Virginia IN short and most
appropriate speech.
Mr.. Williams responded briefly.
The company was then handsomely enter
tanned, and spent some time I'm chatting with
Mr. Williams. Mr.. Ashton Starke was
called upon for a speech and wittiy re-
sponded.
Among the prominent tobacconists and
other citizens present were w. Miles Cary,
w. Il. Thomas, Il. II. Saryey. Charles Wat
kins. w. f. and A. Marlborough, Ashton
Ssarke, Captain II. G. Jones, George A.
Haynes, Parker Conrad, r. A. Patterson, j.
ID. Patton, w. Fred. Pleasants, NJ. L.
Clarke, NJ. T. Smith, l.. l.. Stratus, W. ;.
Archer, J. W. Boyd. w. y. Darlington, +,
NJ. Boy kin. r. 4. Crump, w. h. DibrelI, l..
N. Griffin, General PeytOn Wise. Captain
Page McCarty, jacob Edell, n. ". BOwe,
Thomas ~ Rutherford, u. A. Gates, A.
Pope, II. {. Morton, LightfOot W0rmley,
and w. q. Miller.
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The Cnrs We're Not ON.

The electric cars were very slow to show
themselves sunday morning. People stood
on the corners waiting until they became
tired aud disqusted, and then repaired either
20 Main or Broad street 10 take passage on
the old reliable horse-cars, The electric
cars were brought ont soon after II o'clock.
and during the remainder OF the day the SER
vice was without fault. The delay was oc-
casioncd by necessary change in the ma
chinery at the pOwer-hOuse. Heretofore The
power had been supplied through a singular
valve, and this had quite recently sprung
aleak. 10 was therefore decided 10 shut down
the entire plant at A. NJ. Sunday and SUBJ
stitute double valve. by the use Of which
no such stoppage will occur in future.
With the new arrangement, should the valve
IN use become disabled the current will be
transferred b tue other one until this one Is
repaired or replaced. II was thought that
this change could be made In four hours,
but it took much longer than was antici-
pated.
The rumor that there was any trouble with
the employees or that there had been any de-
crease made IN their wages, Captain PizZlnl.
the secretary and treasurer, says Is without
the slightest foundation. The construction
force has been temporarily suspended be-
cause OF the fact that their work Is already
ahead oi the present capacity OF the plant as
regards both light and power.
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Reeciyed Win Honsrs.

TBy Anglo american cable % tho Dtspatch1
BRxIN0HAH, November .-Gladstone ar
rived here to-day. The city was entste In
his honor. Gladstone will remain In Br-
mingham most Of the week and will make
several speeches. On his arrival here TO.
day be was driven to the Town liail IN
carriage drawn by four horses. A great
crowd awaited him and numerous depuia-
tions presented him with addresses. Glad
stone, in q speech, said the addresses fully
recognized the fact that the Irish question
was really an English, Scotch, and Welsh
question, and that until the question Wa
settled the country could know neither solid
peace nor eilectual progress.
Ife said that all efforts 10 solve the hshe-
res question with the United states had been
egregious failures. The Liberals did not
wish to increase the difficulty OF settling The
matter in dispute. but they were desirous
that by q iudicious choice OF persons and the
suggestion OF measures the question should
be settled in a manner tending 10 draw both
countries into closer relations. The Sack
willie incident, he said, was extremely unfor-
tunate. 10 had resulted IN the nfliction ola
serious slight aud dlspafagement upon Eng
land. He hoped the matter was susceptible
OF satisfactory explanation. The incident
ought to serve 10 moderate little the spirit
OF yaunting and Dragging which IS IN vogue
among many Tories.
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Hussfngs Court.

The November term OF the Hastings
Court began yesterday. The grand Jury,
Mr. r.. l.. Pelouze foreman, returned the
following true bills Of indictment:
Werter Booker (colOredl, breaking into
the vessel John Erin with intent 10 commit a
larceny,
Riley Brown (colored), charged with
breaking into the storehouse OF j. l.. Rowe.
Riley Brown (eoloredb charged with as
sauluDg T. Mitchell.
Philip Cole, Jr., charged with stealing a
gold watch and chain, valued at s6O, the
property Of B. Osterbind.
John Crawley, charged with stealing O
horse aud jumper fiom John A. Moore.
William Jett, charged with stealing gold
watch and chain (yolue SGO) from b. Oster-
bind.
Nora alias Dick Johnson (colored) charged
with breaking into the vessel John Edin with
intent 70 commit a larceny.
John Jones, charged with breaking Into
the store OF j. l.. Rowe with intent TO COM
nit larceny.
Henrietta Martin and George Mouta,
charged with entering the store OF j. r.
Kohler and stealing two diamond rings and
a diamond pin.
Eugene cambridge (colored), charged with
shooting and wounding Osborne Holmes.
William Mallory, charged with sssaulting
Thomas Burgess.
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opern ut tho rheatro Last Night

The "Grand Duchess" the liking" OF
comic operas, 10 be at all effective must
be rendered by cast whose every member
is an artist. The JEANNE Winston Com
pauy, now filing an engagement at the
Theatre, attempts too much when Il tackles
Ofienbach's masterpiece. In the Mascot y
or other pieces Of like calibTe the company
might be made successful, but lsst nights
rendition Of the Grand Duchess" was a
failure. Alice GaIllard Il the only able
member OF the company and did her part
faithfully, though the r5ie OF Prince Paul Is
rarely given TO women and is usually as
sumed by a tenor whose voice should have
"holes " In It.
The orchestra was the only redeeming fea-
ture, and certainly followed MIR. Adam
Itzel, the efficient musical conductor, with
more accurancy than they have eyinced for
some time.
Summed up, the opera this week can be
said to possess only three merits-f e., one
good actress Miss Gaillard), an excellent
conductor, and hard-working orchestra.
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MADISON WARD.


First Precinct-R. I. Reynolds, Marshall be-
tween Sixth and seventh,
Second Precinct-W. +. johnson, Cottrells
ofIice, Broad between Eighth and Ninth
Third Preciuct-Jemes IL. Pecor, Seventh be-
tween Franklin and Main.
Fourth PreciDct-John +. Quarles, seventh De-
tween Main and Cary.
JEFFERSON WARD.
First Precinct-J. W. Frayser, under Exchange
Hotel.
second Precinct-T. J. Robertson, Old market
Third Preciuci--S. r. Perdue, Main street neAr
Twenty. third.
near Twenty-nrst
MARSHALL WARD.
First Pretanct-J. j. Cannon. Rockets bridge.
second Precinct-W. II. Williams, Broad near
TWenty-hffh street.
Third Precinct-James Ii. Goddin, Masonic
Hall, IWenty-nith street
JACKSON WARD.
First Precinct-R. j. Cottrell, corner Gilmer
and Leigh. COttrells store.
second Preclnct-W. z. SOuthsll, St James
Thtrd Proclnct--w. J. stephens, Second and
Duval.
Fourth Prscinct-JOhn Finnerty, Seventeenth
near VenAble-
cIay-ward Dem oerats. Attention!
The superintendeut Of the Democratic party
in CLAW Ward would urge upon tho Democrats
voters OF the ward the necessity OF voting e0riy
IN the morning Go % the polls before you so
10 business fall into line and 90 not leave until
you see your ballot safely deposited IN tho tox
Alter Won asxs voted sss thai nens OF senr
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mAscnEsrER NEWS NOTES.
Personal and other items from Our
sister City.

The CITY Council meets Friday night.
Miss W. Belle Deitrick, OF Henrico, Is
visiting relatives here.
T.. III. Gary, Esq, Of Henderson, N. G.,
is here on visit to his old home and friends.
Mr.. J. Wallace snellIngs has returned 70
Manchester, after an absence OF several
months.
Captain George Walden, who has been in
business in Toledo, Ohio, came all the way
TO Manchester 10 vote for Cleveland, Thur
mgn, and Wise.
Mr.. John B. Stetson, the bat manufacturer
and q generous Baptist Of Philadelphia. has
sent Rev. George III. Wiley, pastor oil the
Flfth-Street Methodist church. his check for
S1O0 towards paying for the new church.
In the Mayors Court yesterday morning
Kinney Lewis lcoloredl charged with being
disorderly on the street, was fined SlO. aud
Walter Lewis was fined $50 for interfering
with and resisting Officer Jones in the dis
charge OF his duty. Both parties were COM
mitted in default. Several other unimportant
cases were disposed OF.
The usual services were held IN all OF the
city churches on Sunday, and the pastors
ofIiciated at all OF them except al the Filth
street Methodist, where Rev. w. Il. Bacon,
a former pastor. preached. Rev. l.. X.
Thornhill delivered sermon at the Bain-
bridge Street Baptist church appropriate to
the fourth anniversary OF his pastoral rela-
ton. His text was $50 Forward" and 10
an able discourse the speaker earnestly
urged his hearers TO obey this injunction.
The following authorized statement shows
the inlqultous character Of our present
tariff, which the Democratic party wishes tc
reduce for the benefit OF the people aud FOL
none more than the workingmen:
This Is 10 certify that when in London re-
Gently purchased for my uife dress pat.
tern Of French merino goods, for which
paid $40. Arriving at the port OF New YORK
was required to pay on that single article
$40 duty. for which amount hold the pro-
per receipt.
Given under my hand this the 9TH day oi
November, 1883. l.. Il. TH0RNHiLL-
Manchester. Va.
Mr.. ThonhiIl ia the houored pastor Of
the Bainbridge-Street Baptist church.
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Riehmoad ana West Point.

The bark Rabbi cleared from this port for
Brazil yesterday with 2,0I5 barrels OF -four.
valued at $4,000, shipped by the GaIlego,
Haxall and Crenshaw mills, and Dunlop &
McCance.
The steamship Gallego cleared from West
Point for Liverpool with 6,7S3 bales OF cot
ton valued at S3O5, 235.
The British steamship Button, Of 1904
tons, thirty-iour men crew, entered yester-
day at West Point 70 load cotton for Rey-
nolds Brothers to Liverpool. She will carry
5000 bales.
The British steamship Vedra entered at the
custom-house this city to load at West Point
with cotton for Liverpool. Tonnage. 1,S0O;
crew, 20 men; by MeFadden & Broihers, OF
Philadelphia; cargo, 10000 bales.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-06
Don't be trapped by that stale old device
a counterfeit ticket. Read your ballot.
Messrs. CIemmons ana Noses Indicted

The grand Jury OF the Ilustings Court
Yesterday brought in a true bill OF indict-
mcut against W. G.. ClemmOns and Felix
Moses for a felony. The charge reads:
''That within the past five years last past
they, the said W. g.. ClemmOns and Felix
Moses, divers notes and coins Of the cur
rency OF the United States, the numbers and
denomination OF which are unknown, but
amounting in all to the sum OF Sl4,362.32 OF
the money, goods and chaitels OF the Bow
ker FertiliZng Company, acorp0ratlon duly
chartered under the laws OF the State Of
Massachusetts, the said sums above mention.
ed secured and PAYABLE by and upon the said
notes and coins above mentioned, being then
and there due and unsatisiled to the said
BoWker FertiliZiDg Company, ielonlously
did take, steal, and carry away"
The Court ordered cdpidS 10 beissuedfOr
Messrs. Clemm0ns and Moses, returnable on
the 18th Of November.
The bill Of indictment was found upon the
testimony OF Mr.. A. V. Young, the general
agent 0f the BoWker Company.
This is q charge as 10 which the friends OF
the defendants ask for suspension OF pub
lie opinion. The prosecutor in the case. the
Bowker FertilIzing Company, OF Boston and
New York, has been dealing largely IN this
city for some years past with Messrs. Moses
& ClemOns. In the course OF these trans
actions the latter became indebted to the
Bowker Company, and gave their notes Tor
every cent OF this Indebtedness, several OF
which notes were renewed, thus showing
the BOwker COmpany's recognition OF
MOSES i Clem0ns merely a. their debtors.
subsequently the firm became embar-
rassed, and the BOwker Company
began to barass Messrs. Moses 81 Clemons
with threats OF various steps to be
taken against them. To these no attention
was paid, both members Of the late firm be-
ing conscious Of DO effort or intent TO de-
fraud the Bowker Company, but recognizing
a civil responsibility for whatever sum should
be ascertained through their respective ac.
counts.
Both Maior Clemons and Mr.. Moses are
ready 70 meet the charge preferred against
them, Dir. Moses, who now lives in Ala
bsma, having authorized his counsel. Messrs.
Sands & Bryan, TO notify the Common
weath's Attorney that he will come to Rich
mond without a requisitIon whenever the
time for the trial or examination is set.
Don't be too credulOus to-day. Don't be-
lieye everything you hear. You viii feel
very silly II you are trapped by false re-
mort