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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-19
IIIEr,.


MAYA Clnrkslnlc. Mis-. on Tuesday morn.
ing August u, ISIS, 'AuHlE sEAurN, aged > ygsn,
wiiy nl " n MAY. anil ,rr1ud daughter Of Mrs
Jane NJ and the late kohcr Scarry
Her remains wcU intcrrod ut Ciarksdale.
DELANEN-Nt Carlisle. Ark MANY, vito ot
Thomas Delaney and uiccc " Ms Margaret Mad.
den
Funeral will take place from the Little RocL rail.
road depot this SUNDAY morning at O'Clock.
frcnds NJ the family aud oi Mn Margaret Madden
are invitcd 10 attend
rANDN ARp-M tho residence ot his parents.
No. iup Washington street Ruurlay morning,
August H. irSN at oc!uck. hAsos fASnN ,Hi',
asci u months and Sdays, sonol q. N. aud tarr'e
faudwnh,
funrui will take place from residence this Sun.
DAY. mornings, poclock Friends Of the family
arr invited 10 attend
lRichinond. Va, and Chicarn, M. papcu please
cupl.l
srEFFENsoS--M rcsidcncc No ios Fmnt
stutL ON saturday, August - lS>- IugisrtsA,
agri q ycars wife ui John Stvnensou.
funcml will take placc frum residence this
SUNDAY afternoon nj O'Clock Friends Of the
family an invited ~ attend.
wEBnER Al rsidcncc. No ~ Robinson sirrci.
on saturday August IL iS,N NJ N O'Clock an
Mrs ~ A. MInhEH. arUd ~ Jean
Her rcmAins wcp takcn 10 Collirrville SUNDAY
evening Got intcrmont Ia tho family buying
grouud.
lEpNARp- ~ rosidcncv, No ~ Kerr Hrcl
chelsea on SATURDAY, August u, lsSs, AZ orlufk
/ n m GunH4t \ X Hiscl ~ years. Youuursi siu u
| Martha 4. aud tile late JudEc Thomas Lronhri.
Fuucral will take I,lacc irsm the iamiiy rcsii'nc
this SUNDAY morning nj 10 O'Clock. Friends q
| thp family arr invited t0aiicnd
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LOCAL BREvITIES.

Col. +. G. Curry, OF Nashville, will
muster the Bluff City Zouaves into the
state militia this afternoon. The new
company has a muster roll of fifty men,
and II hard work and perseverance, will
bring them through, they certainly ought
10 accomplish something in the way fol
drilling. Capt. Forshay expects 10 have
a drum corps and a Calling gun conn, Cicd
with the zOuaycs in short time.
Matte Mitchell and Sophia Cole, both
colored, inmates OF Short Third street
rancho, quarrclcd over the affections of a
burly black yesterday, and rcsortcd 10
blows 90 settle their dispute. Officer Gull
len appeared while hostilities were in full
blast and marched the amaxons 10 the
station-housc, where they were locked up
on the charge OF assault and battery.
Deputy United States Marshal May. Of
Jackson, Tenn, arrived in Memphis yes.
tcrday with Lum Parker and Irwin Mitch.
ell, both colorcd. sentenced at the las,
term Of the United States court 10 thirty
days Imprisonment each, in the Shelby
county jail for selling liquor in yiolstion
Of the internal revenue laws.
John Cole and Bud Walker, tho latter
colorcd, were arrested last night By 0fiic, .
Bryan for killing sheep inside the city
limits and being drunk. They are sus.
pccted also Of having stole the sheep, and
will be held until the matter is thorough,
investigated.
Mezsrs. Hen and /. w. Asher, From
street merchants, and Andrew Alexander
a colorcd drayman, engaged in n bloodles
three cornercd fight yesterday afternoon
over an insulting remark made by ia,
negro. They were arrested.
Mozart twelfth mass will be- renderc,
this morning at 81. Joscph's church by th
opera company now performing at Jack
son Mound park. PRO Pcccaiis" will b
the oilcrlofy piece. Prof. Harsh vii
preside at the organ.
William Baker and Saxion Murray wcr
arrested last night for exploding torpcdoc
inside the corporate limits. They wcr
released on their promises 81 appear at thl
police court tomorrow morning.
The November term oi the United State
circuit court higgins at Jackson the louril
Monday In October. The district coui
meets in this city the fourth Monday IL
| November.
William Eel, colorcd, was locked up a
the aaiion-kousc last night, charged viii
stealing so in money, with which hc hal
been entrusted by another party.
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As carly 1907, which was thirteen years
prior 10 the landing Of the Pilgrim fathers at
Plymouth Rock, Capt John Smith sailed up
the beautiful ST. James river and extended
his explorations as high up rs the falls, just
below which Richmond Is now located. He
named the river in honor Of James l., and
wrote back to England this quaint description
OF H.
The mouth Of this river is ncarc three
mylcs IN breadth, yet doc the shoulcs force
The channel 80 ncarc the land that a sarcc
(spccics Of falconD will ovcrshoot Il at point
blanche. II Is nayigable $50 mylcs. II
fallcth from ROCKIES fare west, In country
inhabited by a nation they call Manachaus'
hut where IL comch into our discovery IL Is
Powhatan. In the farthcst place that was
diligently observcdarc fallcs, ROCKIES, shoulcs,
etc. which make II past navigation any
higher"
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PERSONAL POINTS.

Mn. GEoRGE NJ. TpwELL has returned
from the east. 5, l..
MRs. II. b. MALI aud family have re-
turned from Montcaglc.
JosEru FRaSsioti and Elmo Newton left
Tor Jackson. Tcnn.. last night
Mn. y. p. HANNAH departed last night
for Old Point Coml9rt, whence lac proceeds
cast
Coz. HARRY NJ. Hut will open the
campaign at Poplar Grove, Upton county,
on Friday, Angus, -.
W. l.. SANoS, connected with Smith
Bros. 4 Co., New Orleans, la, h In the
city on business ior his firm.
Carr. u. =. TAyEN. after n protrnctcd
illness Of several yecks. was able 10 bo
taken home Yesterday Saturday..
Mas. Ia. =. l.. sin and nicccs, Misses
Maud McKinncy and Madic Glass, aru
sojourning nj Cfittcndcn Springs
Irisrumor,d that well known news.
papcr man OF this city will shortly be
married to a leading society belle Of LATHE
! Rock.
II. II. SroSr, with the usual bright
smile on his face, was seen ON the streets
Yesterday, having Just returned from Ar.
kansas.
VISITORS on change yesterday =. Y.
Edson. -. Louis the Rev. &. W. Smith,
Toc-upola, Miss. Miss NJ. y. Strickland,
Memphis.
Miss MfNSig Bppogs, Of this city, has
been visiting her friends In the country,
Misses Lizzie aud Ida Pope, near M
. tionnl cemetery.
PRor W. 4. JoNH has returned from
California. and can bc found at No. lJB
fernando, OF Williams book store, No.
2DS Second street.
4. W. RomSsoN. superintendent 81 the
West fcliciana railroad, with hcadquar-
/ Ter. at wOo1yille, Miss, Is In the city On
route for New York city.
OWING % the extreme sickness In the
congregation, the Row u. A. Ncnablc OF
the Firt Baptist church, lid not leave the
| cily. lie will iill has pulpit this morning
| nj the usual hour
JoHN HAScocK. New Orleans: John &.
Kennedy, Nashville, W. \. Matthews,
Atlanta. Z. g. Murphy, Decatur J. W.
Johnson, Evansville, Ind; John u. How.
eli. Chicago, were at the Peabody ycstcr'
day.
The Ladies' ALL society of the Church
Of the Good Shepherd will give n Lawn
party Tuesday evening August ~, At lho
residence of MrW X Kendall, Randolph
road Tickets, including dancing and r.
frcrhmcnts. 10 cents
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We give in another place two letters
the first from Col. A. S. Colyar, editor OF
The NdsbriHe American, the second from
Mr. Carmack, editor OF The Nashville Dem
ocrdt, that will no doubt arrest general at
tention. We telegraphed The american
to get Col. Colyar's response to
Mr.. Carmacks answer, ii any was
malo, but failed. From our Nash
vile correspondents answer TO a
later inquiry there is reason to believe the
difficulty has been amicably settled, We
hope so. For such quarrels have ten
dcncy to degrade the press and weaken
its power with the people. An editor,
like judge, should be above the weak
ness OF personality and quarrel.
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still preserved. Old habits of living are
very much retained. The little children all
still call their black nurses aiIectionatcly
NANNY The popular drives are filled
every afternoon with liyoricd cQuipagcs
until August when every well regulated
family is supposed TO be at that great Mecca
OF Nirginians, the White sulphur Springs,
or travelling abroad. The prevailing sum.
mer livery for coachmon, which believe is
peculiar TO Richmond, is brown linen, with
white high hats and white gloves, They
flit along like stately phantoms, and certain
ly the effect is far more pleasant and refresh
ing than the heavy brass.bazing rcgimentals
In vogue elsewhere, The city is well paved
and exceedingly clean, has beautiful
parks and an excellent system OF street
cars and electric cars that glide along
delightfully."-. No smoke, no steam,
no whistles, no boistcrous dummies
and no languid battered mules. Verify the
lightning has been chained and put IN har-
ness. At night the cars seem to flash on fire.
II is wicrd as they approach out Of darkness
In the distance. Ii is cheerful as they dance
by on lightning flashes, as they do every five
orten minutes full OF merry people sweet
hearts and husbands and wives and children,
all out just for the fun of the thing and all
cNhlcrated with this fantastic riding Just
think Of that Mr.. Barrett. The people
OF Richmond ride in street cars for
fun. You blink, sir, no doubt, like nm owl
at this lightning story, but do pray take a
trip 10 Richmond. Wake up to this sight OF
your own century and let Us have electric
cars in Memphis You will make money by
II and the people will bless you.
"The system is cmincntly successful, -" said
the president Of the company to your CORE
spondent Thousands of people ride every
day and night, and We are making a great
deal OF money. There is no danger from the
electricity. Lightning storms simply swell
the charge in the wires and increase the motive
power. The pyrotechnical display you see
about the ears at night is perfectly harmless.
aud We throw that in for nothing with the
rideln
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VI,


Along the hanks Of the st. James old ma.
nor houses still stand that were built by the
early settlers, some Of them of brick i'm.
ported from England. Their interiors arc
still intact with substantial aud massive an.
tiuuc furniture brought over from England
aud they have been used by sire aud son
ever since before the days Of the revolution.
The old house where President Harrison.
the grandfather Of the present candidate,
was born, Is still standing at Berwick. The
very names OF the places are suggestive ~
the early times. Bermuda Hundred. Smythe' =
Hundred, aud Flower OF Hundreds are
some Of the names the people grouped by
hundreds under. aud each of such settle.
mcnts had it, Commander" who was the
magistrate n well n chief executive officer,
and also each had IT, priest Of the church o.
England TO regulate It, morals The duck
ing stool. the pillory, the whipping post
and stocks were some Of the gentle mean,
used for moral suasion. and on one occasion
a witch who hal been put into the river as
a test. very stubbornly persisted In her In
| noccnse by swimming out, whccupon she
was ordered by the court 10 he secured In
jail. ~ possible. by irons or otherwise"
The place where this witch was put In the
water Is cuphoniously known as witch
Duck" Tho people Of this section
have not only inhoriid tho houses
and furniture Of their old forcinihcr'
but there T. = trace Of the ancient English
country gentleman aud lady noticeable IL
them yet, In accent and even In manner
Big-hcarlcd, ho,pi,ablc, generous and bluf
with their equals they nro distant but al
ways courteous 10 those beneath them. A
tinge Of the cavalier yet color society II
this part 81 old Virginia. II Is not Difficult
after living awhile 10 such an atmosphere .
tradition and history 10 fancy how the gentle
ladies' looked IN their huge rufl,, high-heclc'
shoes and short skirts, aud the hale old plant
or, with their gold-,panglcd clothes A. the!
came out 10 welcome their guests with open
handed hospitality, or A. they stood gossip
ing at the church doors after the service
were over.
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lie. The reader will be unable, there.
fore, to consider questions Of structural
consistency or dramatic sequence, bu,
must be content with the examination
of such arguments as her publishers
have chosen to lay before the eager public
in advance of the complete presentation Of
the work. Enough is given, however, to
show that Miss Rives, while regardless
as often genius is-oi technical rules, has
rare capacity in the line Of poetry OF the
passions and has not been deferred from
INDUCING her bent by the criticism OF "ThC
Quick or the Dead?"
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Harvest Excursions.

Tho Iron Mountain route has decided "a
run series Of harvest excursions 70 all
points In Arkansas and Texas from Mem
phis ON tho following dates. August ~,
September II and Is and October and p.
Rates for these excursions will liz one
fare Tor the round trip. and tickets viii
bc good for thirty days with stop oyoi
privileges. Any further information do
sired will bc chccrfully furnished by call
ing on III. ID. WuAOS,
Passenger and Ticket Agent, No. 300 MAR
street Memphis. Tenn.
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II.

Stop Off at Richmond. Here and all
along down the st. James river occurred the
most romantic, dramatic and important
events in the history Of this country. The
first ciIcctual settlement Of the English In
America WAS at jamestown or James
Cittie" rs II was expectantly called. Here
was the first capital OF the colony and the
mansion of the first colonial governors, who,
with pomp of mimic royolty, held at times
almost dynnstic sway. English lords com
miSsioncd by the crown 10 govern in this
newly acquired domain, cmulatcd with great
vanity the pcagcntry Of kings, dream
ing that they might In time establish
here for themselves powerful empire.
They had their priyy council. Lieutenant
gcncmls without an army, admirais and
vice admirals, with perhaps no better navy
than we have today, and masters Of the horse
Whenever they went out in public II was 10
brilliant rcgalia, attended by their officers o
court, the privy council and masters OF tho
horse, and with guard Of halbcrd-bearcrs IN
gnudy uniforms following behind. But ala
for the vanity Of men and kings' Nothing
but few deserted graves and a single crum
bling tower, where creeping vines are tangled
and the bats inhabit Is now there 10 mark
this vanished ''cittic" OF petty impcrialistiC
courts.
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And here Is Richmond. Venerable
among the oldest cities Of the continent
there arr still here ycstlgcs Of the past
that mark all the cpochs Of American his
tory. Tradition, u not history locates n
remnant Of Powhattan's residence just be
low the city, and II was here or hcrcabouts
that Capt smith was rescued by the pretty
pocahontas. In old colonial and rcyolu-
tionary times Richmond was an important
Mace Old -. Johns church, where the
famous convention OF i775 was held, Is here.
After wondering over the figures and faces
of the old time people, that hang IN por'
traits In the capitol building, aud roofing
into the dusty archives there, II Is an easy
matter 10 walk over 20 the old church aud
out Of Imagination rcpcoplc the convention.
And picturesque asscmblagc II was They
came from many miles about, those old
p,triots. In knee brccchcs and wigs; on horse
hack and In boats on the river. One by one
tbcy gathered in the shaded churchyard
With melancholy faces deeply impressed
with the solcmnity Of the OCCASION OK.
changing here and there the courtesy OF
snuff and sneczing without a smile wash
inston talking TO jefferson. Washington con
.cyyntiye Jefferson radical. Benjamin llar
rison standing with Thos. Marshall Richard
Henry Lee with WIN. Fitz Hugh aud Fey
Ton randolph and old Dudley pgg
grouped around him. Hero oomoi
Patrick Henry riding "a lean horse'
Ue Il rather stability dressed hn'
a thrown wig without powder, peacl
blossom coat, leather kncc-brecches an'
warn stockings" There Il slight sonsc o
dI.comfor, visible on the faces Of the sth
neckcd. powdered, silkstockinsed gcnul
standing about the yard In knots with
doullc look of protest on their faccs--ngains
the King and also against the radical opP.o
,I,lon 10 him 60 which they are about TO
committed A. Henry dismounis They kno'
~. fsarlc,, and effective habit Of speech
The spirit Of the cavalier was born In mos
Of them. Loyalty TO the crown Is IKE n 81
,er,,,,Ion with them. II Is hard 10 throw
of, They do not want TO declare aosolu,
,oholilon' They cannot tolerate the King
onn,e.sion. They are In dilemma. WIS
Iii ,hcy dor They enter the church. *
mund Pcndlcton is elected chairman ~
the proceedings begin. with evident 81
ro.,,,on "a be cautious resolution IL passe
,.pr,..Ips A strong desire for the return
nc,ce but % this resolution Is added a.
athor 20 encourage the manufacture
sunpordcr." There Il certain gri
hurnor In this. Patrick Henry horeio'o
has been silent. lie rises modesty' ana VA
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One reliable merchant in every town trib.
utary 10 Memphis to knock out all compo-
tition by taking the agency Of the world.
renowned straiton * Storms New York
cigars and Geo. 7. Lies & Co.'S celebrated
Builos. Your neighbor can't get the goods,
~ We will only sell 10 one merchant IN
each town. We solicit a sample order.
|. SAHEIsoS Il Co.
Sole Distributing Agents,
Memphis, Tenn.
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ORR they don't they should know tha,
Rangum Root Linimrnt cured biz head In
mules for W. D. Hunt. III Adairsyille, KY.
J. ~ Mallory. 81 Forts station, Tenn.
cured his hog. OF blind singgcrs with H. la
fact, this King Ol lnimcnts Is invaluable
Tor man and beast and ~ family should be-
without u. % cents pr bottle For sale at
IIcistcrs drug stUru. 80 - Mainstr
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SYNOPSIS AND INCIDENTS.

Ia ni rpp o
30 y
of telegraph
the psf-is
t,Tui Fightoi ~ Fmtfrn prni 20
c lands Burning thc
loud
ho magnificent
WotLs Iary Am an iitulRiou ~ the
% III" Wrh and lhrin military
by william
inH, signing u e In
~ thee
and ,stpft ur reinforced
Archbishop Paris Nous
nfrancsi Pantheon
the Amnons the front and PETROLEUM their De-
The Archbishop lei
aud the Anarchy
I.unng o Defeat d the Commune
ib ouao.n
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WI

A. the capital Of tho Southern Confedor'
nry the events Of another great historic
epoch settled upon Richmond for center
From it, seven hills jefferson Davis aud bis
brave compatriots directed the armies aud
looked out ON lurid amphithcaier Of car.
mage. within hearing distance the frighiiul
thundcrs Of modern warfare shook the con.
tncnt. Richmond In flames Mr Davis aud
his cabinc, and their families, broken hearted
and flying for their lives, was the heart
aching denoucment from which eyes full OF
tears may turn TO CLEAN on a bcauiiicl re-
built city Of happy people. Only here ana
there a relic or battered wall remains 70
marx the path Of dcsolaiion, and even tho
old Trndczar Gun works and Libby prison
are humming with the machinery OF peace
fui occupation. Literally out Of ashes an'
ruins the shattered capital Of the old Con
iederaoy has bloomcd again In greater nol
ness aud beauty Than before.
Behold the Southern Confcderaeyl
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-19

Jake sec.Sel will In a few DAYS move his
meat market from the corner Of Main AMI
Union streets 10 the corner Of Mississippi
avenue aud laudcrlale streets, where he
will lie glad 10 sce his many friends. Mr.
Sccsscl will occupy the new building
erected by q. X. Robertson.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

a'ANLAN- The funeral Of the late kAur g.,
viii ui u ~ scanlan will tale place frum the
rslicnrc oi her mother. Ma. Margaret D Mount,
80 luy MonUu street iomorruw lMoNDAh
morning NJ ~ O'Clock. Friends oi the family arr
InAII-l N nIIrml
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IN STORED RICHMOND.
From staff Correspondent of The Appeal.

II you are going east from Memphis and
have plenty of time for comfort and enter.
tainment take the following route; Chesa-
peakc 4 Ohio railroad to Richmond; from
there. per steamer down the historic river
81. James TO Old Point Comfort, and from
Old Point, per steamer up the Potomac 10
Washington, or up the Chesapeake bay to
Baltimore, or IL you want hi, OF sea air and
beautiful voyage that is II you are copper
lined aud don't get sea sick, take an ocean
steamer for New York or Boston.
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X. on y. rtIsrnAL NorIrr.

pOLAND LODGE M. ~. X. raThc oins On
II VyH. aud mrmb,n u this luilgU a., N.A
requested 90 most NJ their tHsile liull. Ne u 4
aiS Main street this l-UNbANl morning NM
August ~. nt O'Clock sham tot the puf NY
Iusr ui attending the funeral Of our late ~
lruihUf IfuuisAsp liosrKru Members ui. sis'ul
lUlrcs ifatymnily invited -
~ af,irf AiIAnTWiiNG. 4. &.
Attest J. IITsuiDu. X ~ a. aud n
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The Iron Mountain route have now on
sale round.trip tickets 10 los Angeles ut
rate Of $3.50. These tickets are good 90
days, with slop-oyer privileges aud ohoice
Of routes both going and returning. For
cifcularu, etc, address
II. n. WILsos,
Passenger and Ticket Agent,
No 300 Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-19

"AuLSAY Town." by Howard, author
of zone Summrr' 'lho Eayes.lrOpcr. -
by James Payne rucks new library
Something 90 Rad aud a full line 81
the fashion mafincs and Rcriow III
September nj MJnsiDrl'A
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FrRSr-cLASs table board a, fransiola's,
on Front street. opposite cnsom.house.
The table Is supplied with tho choiccsi
food the markets afford and carefully
served. Regular meals 30 cents
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H.B. CLARK & Co., corner Union and
Third streets. have inst received iine car
load Of dray mules Call aud see them.
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street. residence, No. IL Vance street.
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LADrs, Try Rising sun baking powder
and you will never nso any other
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yIIf

The Richmond people arr the hsppie''
looking people on earth. Nobody LOOKS
poor A good many look rich. Their
homes. though not ostentatious, are very
pretty. Tho city Is dis,inc,iyely southern
I, does not advertise Cor and solici, help OF
innovation from anybody. The old south
srn society, with IL nicely Of refinement "a