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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

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Is CLOSING ORR Ui'sINEs IN MIvrIiia $50
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The Kr, MonnmcnI Tn,rIIcd.

sAS FEANt.co, Cal, July 5.-.Thc
Francis Scott Key monument, the gift Of
the late James Lick. was unveiled ycsier.
day. The statue is u bronze, executed in
Rome, and is said by art critics 10 he one
Of the finest pieces Of workmanship in the
country. Among those present 10 witness
the unvciling ceremonies were eleven oi
Mr.. Kcy's descendants. Two Of his grand.
children drew the cord that lifted the veil
from the monument
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CIIANCERY SALE
-.. or &c.,
REAL EST A TIE.

No C,lf ". Chanorfv Court ~ shelby County -
john 7 Malone guardian. W John " Hunter
~ virtue ~ hn inirfluruinry drriun int sale en-.
TEND boz thr nliute cause on the 10 day Of June
is's. " u Gi. page a. I viii sgli. nt public nuc
ton ip the hrh,st bidder. M inlui ~ the CLERK
ani Masters Office. t0un. house. VI shelby county,
Memphis, Ttbu, 90
saturday, JuiJ -, iSss,
within legal hpurs. che following described prop
Cfty situated lu Memphis shelby county. Truu
tuNit iut so u J N Intrs subdivision. cnti ~
Orleans street ginning NJ n stake uu TIE south
side ~ Tate stnsst, running east will Niii tifffl
lif feet "a Hu alley thuuHu south with aid allri
- trHt a. IN HllUy thrurr westward With
snld alley illr lHri thruUn 90 nu alley norm
10 feet t1 Tate street 10 the beginning. hUiu1
same property conveyed a. Nis Nnunir Hunter ly
dnrd dated AuEsst d is'l book hs PAGE ~. hcgis
irfs Office shelby Cuuuty. Terms ~ snlc. uuU
thift rnsh. lHlauno lu twelve months. purchaser
executing Interest bearing note with srrufty, aud
lCin trtlinci ~ srrufu payment Redemption barred
y n McItENHY, &. An
nytM nmliey. - e 4 aud ".
ny 7 D. blg.uFi0n aud " W. Mcdowell, solic.
ltuu
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CnysOn Springs, GraySOn Co., KY,

az MILLS WIT 90 iUutsyttiF. uSN r. a
Va ~ v ailuiii Hot and cold Sulphur laibs.
White. tr1 and black sulphur anil thHlIlfHir
waters Az musirm nmusgmruis rUTurfI Hul
climate unsurpassed. Uaiss nui descriptive rlf,u
iaU furnished HIaTial mi,s over nliulaif boy
ticket, iof DmyHuu -pfiuu station
IInMAQ HENQIn
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ChancerV Sale
II f. A l. r. S II A r r..

so hSa. Rim the Chnnccry Court Of shelby
county,. y lcaslcy, administrator Of - &
CLAYTON. decreased ". John - Clayton q al.
~ virtue IT an inicrlocutpry dcrrye iur sale. On.
tcrd iu the above ciiisc ON the 9th day January,
lsss ~ o. %. page ti aud lunc ~. lN,s. NJ. " ~,
page ~ twill scll at public auction ~ the highest
bidder iu irlut 1T the clerk and masters ufll0U,
Main stf.yi ,utuucu 81 the court house Ol shelby
equity, Memphis, Tcunrscc, on
saturday, Jaiy ., 1883,
within legal hours. the following described proper
ty situated In shelby county. TENNESSEE toWit
About tour miles east 81 Memphis un the old
Memphis nud Germantown plank mad helur lut
No toi Kenneth tnp'tls subdivision, bounded ls
fuluvs beginning ~ the southeast corner ui lot
No d ui said subdivision, ~ the CvniUf II the Mem
phis nnl Germantown plank rad, running thcncc
north east O. bsstuu chains Ia stake thence
s,uth ~, ctst o. 51i00 chains thence south
wet IN tlipi chains ~ the Cuntcf II said plank
rlHd thence north ~ west with snld fuId ~ - lul
chains tn the beginning. Containing - inlu arrCs
lie bid iur this property will siau IL sou
Trims " raraun rfudlt 81 4 AMI u months.
note isstfInr lnirpst with sUcuHy ruquinud, lien
rtilncd redemption b~rrct. Ibis ath day Of
Iuuc. issS n n MCHENRN
CLERK aud Master
NJ A. Bradley. Deputy Clcfk And Master
TAYLOR y tamil suiiritors
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pIaIERstr ENcursions 10 Arkansas aud
IegRs

On July oath, 2jth and ad,h the Iron
Mountain route will sell round trip tickets
60 al points In Arkansas and Texas from
Memphis, NJ one fare ior the round trip.
Tickets arr good 20 days, with ample stop.
over privileges. For the best map Of Ar.
kansas ever published, or detailed inform.
alton rlalivc to the excursions write 20
II y. Wilson, Passenger and Ticket Agent,
800 Main street
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COOPER'S WELL, MISS.
RALEIGH SPRINGS.

NY uOTEi. y SOW orfS rug IiiF rNNEE
vi acasun. and am Vruari tu Uu'tfiH.u ihu.'
parties desiring b. vista convenient fesuu VIII
hnr mcllriual WaiDrs anil nHIl lar ui reasonable
pflns Ny hack mUTis lII iuius re- uir National
tcneten two milo and half from iinlriTh Tho
thfv ny ihn T. a y mIlWh ~ only 80 tHuN each
way, nul mt hnrk iry % cent fora pleasant drive
through picturesque wIuutr. Excursion parties
cau urlrf mys's lY telephone Weekly uul month
ID tuafi NJ reasonable nIrt
A. INV. MnI.Iah. I.nn.
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VIII be found m excellent remedy for
sick headache Cnrtcfg Little Liver Pills.
Thousand. IT letter. from people Who have
used them prove this fact Ify them.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS,

IL, ". DAVIS, FOURTEENTH DISTRICT. RE.
~ specially announces his candidacy for Mag
istratc, subject 10 the action OF the Democratic
Convention,
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THE APPEAL Is AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
L John j. Harry Us n candidate Tor Magistrate
from the Fifth Civil District, subject TO the Demo
cratic convention.
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nAI.NANILIp InnNMnnK..

IIo. q RuB-Cli. Jll. ina TlN AND snEfr
VI inn worker business aud residence iclc
phone No. ~
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THOMAS HEYsER.
WHITE CLIEF MINERAL sPRINas.
SIRE lIOrSE.

OCEAN urAtH NJ UuHn Juno o. Situated
dirrtIY uut Hy beach tuf IHuiruIHr HiifT.H
WN AlilItAIE Proprietor
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Tur Harsh & Long ci,Icn Pumps, So
Main.
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements In this column viii he charged at
rntc OF lie for two lines one insertion two inser
tions &c: one week soc.
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EyerylLIng rednecd d MaIIorl'a
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dds FOR PANING-SEALED PROPOSALS AD-
ID dressed to the undersigned will he received ut
the ticket Office uf the n n. * NJ. V, Company, Ia
the Peabody Hotel until July T. for furnishing ma
terial brand paving Front street Memphis between
Poplar and Jackson, with block stone, in accord'
ance with plans and specifications tn be seen in the
city engineers office Mai. Niles Mcriwcthcr ON
aud after July ,, ISIS JAS. l., FRAZIER,
Snpcrintcndent v. y. n NJ V. COMPANY.
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HooMs IN Lrr.
4 FTER IUIY iArrLY ~ MNlS srHEEu
~ To reputable partia only. rrisS moderate.
I.,RONT ROOMS sol ritERN EXPOSURE, slN
i Gle or en- suite. ~ 81 Linden sinct
FURNISHED ROOM IN PRIVATE FAMILY,
j suitable for gentlemen. ~ lniun strcct
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AND uNfuE.
y uishci iuf light housekeeping at ~, uouri a.
.nFTICE- ON or TiIs BEsT oFriCr, IN TiiE
" city No ~ Trout street. corner Madison. ut
present occupied by The Home lusumncc tom
iany. Possession given 10 september with lease
ior one, two OF thruc year Aprly ~ No D lnion
street lp-tIll LtNoN.
nFFiCE- 80. { MADISON STuEr NOW OC
~ ruplri by the Memphis A Nickshurg Packet
company Possession given september J. Apply
NJ 80 ~ Union street lp-tfH LiNuW
nFFICE-.N beautiful doubl. irunt Office. ,uiu
~ bile for physician. .Uruui nupr over ~ Main
str1ct Apply Ia nHIarlnls Miller l'oolcs
pLENsANTlY stTu MID FrHNisiifp ANp
i uummi,hci ruums No :, Market street
DooN-LARGE FuESl-ilFp ROOM, CooL
II aud plcasant, ocntrl lucitiun 90 Madison ~
bouNs-Ft'KNIsiit AND UNFINISHED
II poms 81 ~ Coari ,irrt
TI,wO FURNISHED ROJNs-oN Fltsr FLOOR
l Suitable l0r two of thrco rcnilcncn. lclcr
cncc rTuifrh Apply a. - FOURTH ~
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FOR SALE,

Alta BARGAINISfuCK AND FIXTURES OF
"a Drug Store a. BatcSyilc. Miss storc ior
olo IA,
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InnINIIIANnI..

A NICE. CiEAN Stock ~ srATt.E ANu
~ fancy dfy good. notions hats rluthiuE AMI
fhugs. Nll Invoice ttuu ur 1.ull VIII exchange
iof memphis property ~ land nrar Memphis Al
irrss itnN -. Holly NpfIurs Mifs
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n ENTLEMAN AND WIFE. WITHOUT chill
VI drcn, would take as storage u Piano for any
length OF time The highest references given, Ad'
dress PIANO. Appeal.
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WANTED,

A GOOD GIRL CITIZENS STEAM Laundry,
~ 10 Bcalp street
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FLETtieR ( KYLE, Batcsyiuc. Miss,
OR VIM W. RooicS. ~ Main street city,
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DY 10TH INSTANT FRONT ROOM, on FIRST
ID or second floor, with board. for gentleman and
wic; no children. Address G., care Appeal.
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A MIDDLE AGED WHITE OR COLoRED
~. woman at 10 Mosby St General house work.
A GENTS AND CANVAsSERS, QulCK-BESr
~ novelty In America, You can see the money
sticking right out, $40 to SIS daily. The Wizard
Hat Rack. size ot silver quarter carry in vest
pocket hang you hat on window, mirror, side Of
house. Every man that wears hat buys immense
profits TO agents. sample and terms 10 cents
|. T. CRANnAIL n co. NhiCAgO.
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PROPOSALS.

NAVY DEPARTMENT BUREAU OF MEDICINE
~ and surgery Washington. ID C, April rs. lsssi
Naval Hospital" Washington, will be received the
BUREAU Of Medicine and surgery. Navy Department.
EisHTH Isss. at ELES f a n. when they vii ss
publicly opened for supplying provisions erocerle.,
articles. with information 10 the ations de-
livery, conditions forms Of offer. and probable guam
Medical Officer In charge OF Hospital No proposal
Will be CONSIDERED unless there 4 satisfactory eyi-
be proposes 70 supply The right L. resrved % reject
any or all bids. JOHN MILLS BROWNE
ap3o-law4w Chief of Bureau
DRoposALs FoR FRESH BEEF. MUTTON AND
i CoRNED BEEF.-oFFIcE oF TEr sEcEETAEr
HONE WAsHIseros. d. c. May lst isss- sealed
celyed at this Once until I'm O'CLOCK AM on
FRIDAY, JUNE FIRST. lsss. at which time aud
furnishing aud delivering II the kitchen hospital.
dairy and gate houses OF the Soldiers Home. Fresh
Secretary and Treasurer q he Home. Tor the yssf
CONNIE ncing July I, 1855. and ending June 80 lhss
be observed by bidders terms Of contract pay
ment. VIII BE- furnished on personal APPLICATION 10
this office The successful bidder vii b required e
proved security. in the sum Of two Thousand
notined Of the acceptance of his proposals copy a
thus advertisement must be attached To each proPsal
the order of the understand in the Of $500.
guarantee that the bid made in good faith The con-
plying with the above conditions The proportion Of
Fresh Beef Mutton and Corned Beet used by the Home
ss basis for eacalatns the award TO the lowest bid
der The undersigned the right 10 reject any
should b. i1sorssd .Proposss for Fresh Bel Mutton
and corped Bee At United states soldiers Home Dls-
,r'et q GolpYssan spd sddrss.sa e The unasr,nsd
States Soldiers Home. ID. C. myl-6t
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Az INDIANA MURDER TRIAL BROUGHT 20 clio:
BY TIE INSANITY or A JUROR

Az INDIANA MTRDER TRIAL BROUGHT 20 CLOSE
BY TIE INSANITY OF JUROR.
LiPoRTE ISp.. May THE celebrated Augustine
murder case came to an end. so far as the present
trial Is concerned, on saturday. The jury retired
Tuesday and that night samuel Brown, jury
man, became insane and imagined that his col
leagues were going TO murder him Not tmprOy-
Ing any, Judge NOyes On saturday discharged the
jury. and remanded Augustine 10 Jail TO await the
next term OF court, and a new trial ,uryman
Brown Is in a serious condition. Henry Augustine,
The defendant murdered his cousin and injured
his uncle 50 that he soon died, In 1880 Tie served
fye years for The former crime and on his release
from the Michigan city prison was arrested
charged with numbering his uncle. HIS plea was
seIf-defense. The uncle was AuguSt1ne's guardian,
and the crime was the result OF quarrel over
matters of the estate.
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CHANCERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE BUILD.

OHANCERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE BUILD
~ ING LOTS, FRONTING ON THE CAPITOL
GROUNDS. ALSO. THREE LOTS On ARTHUR
PLACE AND PARTS OF TWO LOTS ON THE
ALLEY IN SQUARE 633.
By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court. d. c.
passed in tquity Cause No. 1897. will offer for
SALE FRIDAY, THE ELEVENTH DAY OF MAY,
1883, at FIVE O'CLOCK M, in front of the prem
ises all of OTIS 49, 20, u. Do 23 81 90, 3d. in the
subdivision of square O33 IN the city Of Washington
Also the west five feet front street of Lot 1S in
said subdivision and those parts of Lots 63 and "a in
said subdivision contained within the following
bounds to wit: Beginning at the southwest OF
Lot "a and running thence east with the south line of
said lot thirty feet thence north the south line of
Lot SO; thence eleven feet six inches with said
south line; thence by right line to the northwest
of Lot g. and thence south to the place be-
ginning.
Said 49, TO- 81 % and % front each 25 feet on
b street, between New Jersey avenue and Arthur
Place northwest, andface the Capitol grounds. They
100 feet deep alley Lots ST. so and 50 front
each 81 feet Arthur Place and 80 feet deep to
all ~
Terms One third in cash. of which 300 on each
parcel sold shall be paid at the time of SALE balance
equal payments, with interest at and two years.
respectively from the day Of sale. Said deferred pay
ments to be secured by deed Of trust the property
sold, all cash. at the option of the purchaser All
conveyancine and recording at purchasers cost We
are authorized to receive for submission to the court
tanned Of the auctioneers.
ARTHUR A. BIRNEY,
FRANKLIN H. MACKEY, trustees
Webster Law Building.
my1- dGds DUNCANSON BROS. Aucta
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

| BY CATALOGUE
| TRUSTEES, SALE OF ELEGANT AND ARrIs,rrc
PARIOR FURNITURE. SUPERB FRENCH
PLATE MANTEL. PIER AND VENETIAN
MIRRORS OIL PAINTINGS BY CFIEBRATEI
ARTISTS ENGRAvIN0s TWO IMMENSE
REAL BRONZE LIONS STATUARY ANT
BRoNZEs, SUPERB FRENCH CLOCKS
MOSAIC TABLES, ELEGANT SATIN WINDOW
HANGINGS. ARTISTIC CABINETS A CLAsSI
CAL LIBRARY IN RICH BINDINGS, ELE-
CANT LIBRARY AND DINING ROOM FURNI-
TURE, AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF
CHINA AND GLASS WARE.
By virtue of deed of trust dated the twenty-sirtt
day of May, 1879 and duly recorded in Iiber 81 z
Of Conmbia nS nv drstin ~ ~ aoT Tue %
thereby the undersigned trustees will self at public
auction, on THURSDAY and FRIDAY, MAY SEVEN
TEN n snd EtHn EEN a isSS. commenchs
household effects embracing in part
One Ma0niaca,, 8 p,sce T,-r,sh p,ro- Chit. .r,,..
c.T, inIsid s,s unha,staro, - "a 50. ALUM
T,xo snnsrh T,,-rish A., Ch.;rs nhnis.oo, q;
Blsct satin 49,
superb Ronnd GIT Tsb,e with Roman >yos,,c rn,.id
Ton a rare and wonderfnl niece % wort
Ebony and Gilt Mosaic Chectsr sh,a
Two immense real pronz Ions savan faat ,o,o ana
cost az Ooo e
-, 49,, ~ n. o s.eu sf.s's,
superb Manner fier ana venetian Mlrrors.
Elegant French Mantel Clocks
Fine steel Fnprs zinc, 80. o,,u
riss.n, nronsas my s,, wa,er eoiors
1900 So, NM arn . Statuary on Fedestais.
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Mechanism Of the Heart.
TIE WORKINGS OF THE MACHINE WHOSE sTOPPAoI
MEANS DEATH.

AEANS DEATH.
From the Medical World
In the human subject the average rapidity Of
the cordiac pulsation Of an adult male Is about
seventy beats per minute. These beats are more
frequent as rulein young children and in women,
and there are variations within certain limits In
particular persons owing 10 peculiarities OF Or
ganizatfon. II would not necessarily be an abnor.
NAL sign 70 md In some particular individuals the
haoitua frequency OF the hearts action from sixty
10 sixty-nve or from seventy-hve to eighty per
minute. As rule, the hearts action Is slower and
more powerful In fully developed and muscular
organizations, and more rapid and feebler In those
OF slighter form.
In animals, the range Is from twenty-five to
Iofty-nve In the cold blOOded and nifty upward in
the warm-blooded animals except In the case Of q
morse, which has very slow heart beat only forty
strokes minute. The pulsattOns OF men and all
animals diner with the sea level also. The work
OF healthy human heart has been shown TO equal
tne Ieat OF raising tons hundredwe1ght foot
per nour, or l25 tons In twenty -four hours. The
excess OF this work under alcohol In varying guam
titles Is often very great A curious calculation
mas been made by DR.. Richardson, giving the work
OF the heart In mileage
Presuming that the blood was thrown out OF the
neart az each pulsation In the proportion OF %
strokes per minute, and at the assumed force OF
rect, the mileage OF the blood through the body
might De taken at 207 yards per minute, miles
per nour l6S miles per day, g. TO miles per year,
Or 5.l50 $50 miles In lifetime OF -four year1
The number OF beats OF the heart N the same long
We would reach the grand total Of e0o 77e,o oQ
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NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE LOT, I'm
OPPRR90yyED BY BY HOUsE NO. 1928 FIFTEENTH

BY virtue Of decree passed by the Supreme Court
81 the District OF Columbia in equity No 10 $685.
docket "a. wherein Mary + homss and others
SotHplsainants ana Miuiam " Thomas and others are
R PRIV Ss CIV Sp vTHuSsDAY, TIE SEyENTEENTM
WCLOCk r ~. the following property. In the city Of
washington. District Of Columbia Part Of original lot
numbered thirty (3O) in square one hundred and
ninety nye Obs, beginning On 10th street Ct point
feet north OF the southeast corner of said lot
and rSnnning thence north lg zig feet and thence
dwelling house
Terms Of - prescribed BY the decree: One third
o. the pa,cn,sS money in cash payable on the day Of
year and In eighteen months after the day OF
sale with interest said deferred payments at the
purcnese money may be paid In cash q any time with
ten AFTER the day Of SALE the title to be with
held until al the purchase money Is paid deposit Of
0lOO VIII pe required at the time OF sale. All convey
ancinf " the purchasers terms OF sale arc NOT
sSmplsd with n ten day. aft.f q: day q ssls ~
Of ,hs defsuionG 2urchaesr after i've days sdvvrtsng
WILLIAM W. B0ARMAN. Trustee.
a1o " sTI1xNxT. Aasa;sssE go u m5s.dfds
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After n Five Years Search.
AN HEIR TO A sSUG FORTUNE FOUND WORKING
NORTHlc iROLISA HOTEL

AN HEIR TO A snug FORTUNE FOUND WORKING IN
NORTHlC iROLISA HOTEL
RALEIGH. y. C., May Five years ago lad
named Charles Randolph, then living In Philadel-
phia, disappeared. His parents were wealthy and
there was no reason for his act in leaving home.
A few months later a sister died and LETT the 10y
$4,000 a legacy, and made special provision for
a search for him Ever since that time the search
has progressed John krider, Philadelphia n,
had literally ransaekeG the United States for the
youth. who IS now only IL years of age. kTtder
had, year or more ago, passed through ASheviIle,
this state. on Saturday he stopped at the Grand
central Hotel There he found the youth for
whom be had for i've years sought so faithfully.
Randolph had for some time been employed at the
hotel He consented to return with krider when
ne was Informed OF the legacy, and said that his
only purpose In leaving home was TO make his own
living and be independent.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR


az ORDERED THEIR RtTIOSs TO BIZ VARIED AND wos
THEIR HEARTS THROUGH THEIR srOAACHS
PTTrsBURG, May 7.-COunt Thee DE Lipkan, Of
France, passed through this city last night en-
route for Chicago. Count De Lpkan was at one
time an earnest supporter OF the mOnarchical form
OF government, but he now believes in the most
radical Kind OF republican government for France.
IN speaking about the politics OF that country he
SAID: u left Paris two weeks ago. and at that
time the people were shouting for Cen BOulanger
believe that the latter will reach the top OF the
Ladder. like his spirit and 50 DO the ma JOrftv OF
the French people. He does not wish To become
dictator but he Is a true patriot. and love OF
country Is his nrst and greatest thought. He Is
greatly beloved by the army because he has per-
formed 50 many acts OF Kindness for the soldiers
fOf instance, when Gen. BOullngcr took command
the private soldiers received the same Kind or
rationS both sunday and week day. He concluded
mat That was not the proper way 70 treat men
VINO had 70 DO the ngAting In case the Old enemy
across The Rhine let loose the dogs Of war again.
30 ne issued an order that the soldiers should have
Glnerent kinds OF rariOnS every day. lie touched
their hearts by giving them change OF diet, and
as q consequence wherever BOulanger leads the
army Oh France VIII follow. He had at one time
thirty-six generals under him and all the soldiers
Win MIN, and II he was an ambitious man and de-
sred 10 become dictator by force OF arms ne could
nave done so. There Is no use gainsayIng II, BOu-
LANCER i the most popular man In France to-day,
anu ne VIII reach the top unless he Is asSstssl-
Mated