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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-13

Srlan0 tta0 0a5 neaste papfit1e
Heierlpt ginem !dngeren Spretben
e,nss 'ulden g gIrlamentsnit Jlieoes an
Ole .Hortbw @brouiele' e1tnebmvn mir
o,e folSenoen Utitbe,luneen BON beion,
oerem JnterefIe:' > Das neue Reicdpt
aus Hom bat unter Den irlihen Ratio
n .l,ften niHt ueuig Shmer3 unb g :
lorsnrB penirlaht g8as mid islbtt
betr,ffL 10 muB i@ iasen, bab es MIDI
n,tt iiberraiht bat. Bor einiser Bet
butte ,d e,ns lanSe llnterreouns nit ei.
uem Qerrn, Der nber bic Bepebungsn
,plihen St!dno uno Rom grilnolih u :
tsrrihtet ut. Sc iagte mir. paB Die ,ri
ihsnBilhDfe oem Fl Batter einen langen
Bret gei@rleben bdittn. In tpslhem iis
ole rplrtIlhe Gage Der Dtnge in S lano
tIarSslest uno seaeigt bdtiei. E.e h6lbis
IS lei oaB Die tn Der Beretnigung Der
Bddter ltebenoe Jtaht ni6t aasu istr
oslhtdntt wtroe. .4aein,' 10 fiste el
blnsu, .th Oente niht, oaB Der Brief IN
Jtom ,rseno weId n Gt orud MAIDEN
wro.' SD permutte,' 10 bemertte Id,
ole en9l,lhen Ratbollfsn iino belm 90.
lican 10 gut pertreten, oaa ibre Auith
ten beim bl. Yater thinner eber seltenr
ssmahi werbsn, als Die Sadie ppn no
ltonalutiiheu 8eiihtepunc aus er,la,i
m,ro.' God bless sou.' eru'peIte isner
..s sist IN ;srlano ,elbit In ftrd!ihes
arelen cine flrfe paliei. tpslte ra,
aller Ytodt ali Die Grcomml.nicat.Ol
.Sobn Diuor's nno gyrr. O'Brien'.
!pmarbeitst.' SD mar iher n,sie Ra4
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-13

8ugeifdnbnifIe erlaneten befriebtsenoens
@rBebnifie su gunften Der &atboltfen
uno empfabl, ibren Soroerunsen gtsat
tuioerfabren gu laFen, inoem man bic
8atn Der relisi6ien Srieoensififtuns bi8
3u enbe perfolse. Der 8ader CAB ~
ertennen, baB er bieien Hunib iebr
freunbli6 aufnebme, uno oriidle iia IN
tparmen Worten aus. tpelHe ben 8es
ireis fiir fem eoeles 9era unb ieine quite
@eiinnirns Seeen feline fatholii4en I'm:
tertbanen biIoen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-13
2tterarti6eS..

Die gerbanblunsen Der &aibolitens
@erlammluns sn Cincinnati fiuo nuns
inebr tn 8ahform, I'm Herlage bon 3.
6erber, II sputb 8rOaouab, ct.
2ouis. Wfo., eridienen. Das Bud III
l24 Octabieiten fart unb toftet 80 Gts.
portofrei. gs III ber:erfe ppllitdns
o.ge 8eridt iiber bie benfnllo,ge
g,ncinnati'er 8eriammlung, iebr ilbers
ii&tltA 3afommenst felt pon Qrn. piar=
rer Wm. s Tappert In gopinetou, 6b.,
cem fiir bieie portreift,he 4rbeit oie
oeutihen &atboltten Qmerita's s su neuem
Danf nerpaihtet finb. Das Bud icqte
Die welteite 8erbreitune finben. Gein
SatbDl,t, oer es aufmertiam liest, tpirb
es unbetrieoist aus Der 9ano teeen. gs
ifebt piel yieues barin. mas BEN ben
3eitungen niht bertbtet pber, tpis !. 3.
Die bodirtereFante Debate ilber ben
Antras oes boaw. 9rn. 8libofs Martb
betrefs aQsemein<amerifan,iasr &atbos
lttentage, nur llnpoQifdnoig berihtet
uoroen 1T. @em es>no4 ntht flar 1T,
oaB bic &atbolifen beuli&er Station III
oieiem 2anoe @runb baben, auf ben
RatbDlitentae su Cincinnati itpl3 gu iein,
oer leie bic ~8erbanhlunsen". Ol5as
ten baS aber AUDI uniere niht,beuti4en
@laubenseenoRen niht nsridumen. unb
m5hten bic Qerren BON Dir eneliids
ameritanii4sn Prefe au bieiem @nbe
ibren 2eiern bic vGert anolunsen" iiber=
ieten. Ooer tpdre sas gu niel perlanat?
Br benten ni6t. Die 0erren baben
big isst fat ale iitef bic Gtrelmali'er
geriammluns entueoer sans seidtpieeen
ooer iie NIT einiJen biirfttSen 3eilen ab=
eetban, babel aber eisene miBliebige llrs
tbeile ooer oie mibliebisen nrtbetle Qn=
oerer init3utbeilen ntdt neri9mdbt. SIS
udre bod unerb6rt fiir bieie drifttihen
0erren, penn iis ntdt enolid ibrem
Sub eum @eles seabeit geben tuoQten,
einmal iel b It 3uurtbeilen. DaB
es in .oielem 8ubliclta oann am enne
Solhe geben rpiiroe, bic iiber beu ibnen
uorsemadten pDn1ns ben RDpf idltteIn
uno fagen tritroen: mas tp!l Nun oenh2~
oieier &atbol,fentag mar ia berrlih
rparum abmen mir glnoern bean oas
niht nah - baS io0ie bic 9erren
niht abidreden, Elm Dffenbares llno
banesre'F'@ss nnrsat gisOer gut au
Nus benz s er b e r'ihen @erlae eing
uns feruer su:. SQuHrirte Sngenobibs
ltatbef In NnihluB on oas 2sl bah bon
Dr. 5. BuntiiGer uno Or S. S4uifer,
in jtpsi Bdnoen ileu benrbeitet. Der
cine Banb entbdIt; NaturgefHi6tg
bearbeitet bon Or. 3. q Ill B. nit 200
Qnl3ihnittbiloern, uno Naturlebre
con Or. Man @ iIbermann NIT
l08 Abbilounsen. Ser anoere 8ano
entbdlt: grDtun be, init 81, Mbbit=-
ouneen, uno 8 elttunbe, mt 55.
Mbbilouneen. Seoer Bano iiiiiber 500
Seiten fart uno tofet, fd5a eebunoen,
nur 81 35, pDiffrei. Gteie porsiiJltden
Shrtften iopie aud bic iiinsit in Ill.
oerbeHerter Aufase erid,enene ,auftr,rte
4ussabe Der BeItseiAi6te I'M
4nidluB an, 8umiiaer unb SHuaer,
prets 36 gents, ieien btermit alstpertbs
poae Deibn htsgaben fir bic
rsilere Susenb aufs anseleSeutlidfte
enpfeblen.
Das TN 2loifer ct. Meinrah,. &ans
ias, sur 8eraussa6uns sslansenbe
ST. 3 e,neotct8s Banter, NIT
Der 8eilage st. Meinrao's Rabsn',
tptrb nod Dor We!bnadterteri4
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-13
8apR Seq XIII. Grsbiibof Genrif
m0 bic &athplifen DeMtidler

@apR Sen XIII. Grsbii9of &enrif
MnO bic &atbulifen Dentl9er
.3unge. Inter o,eler Sp:smarde pelDfs
tentli9t bic .4merifa' Die na&folsenoe
3uIHuit oes bs1w. 9errn Rfarrers
ST. @plIer in Gt. Souls: v@or
Der 2utbolitsn 8eriammlung in Sim
cinnati am 8. uno 4. September rpilroe
pislfa& Die Mniidt perbreitet, als tpdren
8eri1mmluusen oeuti1- -ameritanilder
aatbpliten oen @iinihen unlerer bob-
witro,sfen @rsb,idbie uno 8i&6fe
entsesen. Debbalb panbte ih MIDI
yerlbni,@ an unieren br9u'ifen @rsbi'
i6oi 2enr,f nit Der Stage, % er baBes
een Ie,, oab tt MIDI on ben Seriamm:
lllueen bes 9rieifer 8ereins nnb Der
Satpptiten oeuti&er 5unee betbeiliSe.
,,Ni9t oas @erinsite babe i& oase5en!"
Dos mar gu ueiner peri6nliasn 8eru=
bisunS binrei4enb. -Dod wuroen baIo
Slimmen lallt, oab bon &Dm aus DE
MnwenDuns unS seeisnet i@einerber
Wstttel, UNI unter ben Ralbolifsn oeuts
I4er 3unse nit grfols au tpirten,
piiroe perbDten iperoen. Mnoerer
tlnSereimtbeitsn mill ia nidt ertpdb'
nen.
ytun tyanceIt man in iol9 ipi9ti5en
6rassn niHt ssrne i'm Dunteln. SD
wauote mid oeBbalb an ben
3. Batter.
Mm l6 Rooember tpurben Sr. 6eis
liatett Die &elDlutionen pDn Cincinnati
unp Elm tur;e, Nusjug Der 8erbanoluns
gen porgelsst. Qodoerielbe bat iOfort
BON benz Snbalte nit Sntereis Giniiht
eenommen uno nit gmidieoenbeit leme
leberseu3uns uno iesnen 8laen oabin
ausSeipgDden % 5 ben &atb D.
Iiten peri9ieoener Natio'
nalitGt, ndmentli6 Der
oeutf9en Nationalitdt in
Imerita, Die Sreibeit, lid
su periammeln uno tbrer
Sprahe in ibren . erl a m M
ungeniih3ubeoienen, nj Id t
perth immert weroen ourfe"
Die Bae5e uno 8ei5ebal:ung unIerer
Ntuttsrlpra4e lit alio in Den Iu5en I'm.
Ieres b Buffers 3so XIII. uno udleres
bod p'itsn Gr;blitpfs Beter &Iaaro
&enr,d fsin QinoerntB, I'm CUTE &atbo:
Iitsn uao t!iAnSe Burger DEE Ser. ct.
3u iein.
ST. 2puis, 8. Oecbr. 1888.
ST.. @pller,
&sctor ppn ct. 9eter ano Saul"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-13

Oie .9ortbw. Gbronicle' bon lebter
Bn4e blinst eiue Correspondent, aus
Rom, in psl@er sep,He I:aberuneen
bes .Oolerbateur S,aneIis' bejiiSli4 oes
Gincnnatl'er 8atbDlitentaaes an9efubs ri
pelSen. Oieitr &atbplfentas babe
nt4t Die Npp ;pbation per ~ 8iia6ie
eebabt rs nabmen 5 8,id6te III
9e,lpn tbe,l, 8 ianoten i1:iftkb Slid
ipDaihe, gr;bil6of gloer batte Die 8er=
lam nlunp, pie er felbit na@trdSlid
iHwars auf neiB beifdtiBt, miinolih ses
netmist &so. b. .a9.) Der aatbo
litentag babe auerif IN @9asfa tfi1oen
iouen. mas ob.r BON 0errn grsotifDf
Srelanb berb nosrt lei. (Oieien pprami,
balen Srrttltm, Der aber 5ucem iebr
,,t,et bad<n" ldBt, eorrisirt .N. @br ,
lelber. 9feb. b. .gB') Die Brupa;
9anbl, (?), be I'M cen pdpifli4en Sc
gen etiuht Jet, babe ibn ntdt betpiGist.
(SelbifperitdnoIia eins bas @eiu@ an
ben 8asf. uno nalo pcn ibm belplalst.
&so D .@.) Die Seele bes &atbOs
lifsntaees ie, Bater Tappert eetpelen,
oer ben oeutiden Glerus uno oas oeut'
fbe 8pIt bon Der oQeemeinen amerita.
nll&en 0ierar9ie losre,Bsn ippae. (gine
@erlaumbuug Der traur.sfsn Irt. &eo.
b. tW.O Oa user Der omeritanil he
gpdtcpat (llmpabrbeit. &eb. /. .W y
bieie 8ewesuns mibb.aiete, 10 bate be-
are,f1iherpeiie bic Serlamntuns oeu
Segen ni6t e,balten. (llnwab,be1t,
tpie i6on einmaI bemertt. &eo. b. 'g8 ,
8pr einiger Belt babe &sp. Tappert iid
In cerlelben Sahe an Die YrDplsanoo
eetpanot, lei ober ateeblist. iB,Rsr
tp,r nht. @laubwiiro,s 1T es nab ben
poritebenoen &uttentbnis bon rlntpabr
beiten tpobl faum. geo. b. .@.O
Ser Gore ppnbent Der .Rortbusiterr
Chronicle finoet oiele MeuBerlinsen oes
,Obierpateur 5ranfais' besei1nsnb I'll,
Die 9lrt unb Msiic, rp,e &om ole Sah,
aniete, unb seitdttet iid gum Shlui
auf eisene &etnms nod einise tpnit
AuSfaDe gesen biz osutl9 ramerdaniltei
tatbelti6en 3eituueen. llno .yturtbp
Gbrpn.clt' prudt oas MGeS. rub,s ab
ytun, MIR leeen's gu benz llebrisen. llu
empfeblen in3piiheu unlsrer Iiebenstpiir
btssn ytahbarin bas pprfetenbe Sdrei
ben bes Germ 9farrer @olIer su esfdl
Tiger 8eaatilnS.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31
LOCAL BREVITIES

Lee Tate, colorcl, vascommiuol In ail
yesterday by Squire Barry us % lWnauc
A series OF mco,lnL viii begin at the
Central Avenue Baptist church on the
first Sabbath in September
Officer Rogers has been appointed mar
kct-masicr in place of Con Dlly, who has
been detailed 10 do special work.
Shcrin.clcct MrLulou has about CONF
plctcd the task OF neutrality-suspicious. and
will make the list public tomorrow.
Chief OF Police Davis instructed his mon
yesterday TO arrest gll Migrants oi both
sexes and also all suspicious characters.
Thomas Lundiguu, a small nrvshov,
was arrested yesterday ON the charge OF
stealing watermelon from % couutrymau,
Ella rarchman, cU.urcl, au inmate oi
the county jail, was udiulg,l insane yes.
tcrday 10y jury OF inquest and ordered
sent 10 the county asylum.
Oliver Lewis, alias Dcunic Gordon, col.
orcd. aged eleven years WAS locked up at
the station-housc last night ion tapping
till NJ No 81 poSotu street, securing about
- in cash.
Edward Williams was sent to ilil in de-
fault of bond yesterday hy Squire Barry,
10 answer charge of COW stealing before
the criminal court. Henry Allen is the
prosecutor The parties are coorcl.
An infant child o, tho notorious Lizzie
Springer was found dead iu bed at No. 16
Front street. carly yesterday morning.
squire Williams held thn inquest, the
jury's verdict being death from bleeding
and want Of mcdicl, attention,
The marshal OF E'.sv'lc. Tenn, prsscd
through Memphis y,.tyrdavcn route homo
with Edward Hampton. vulorcd whom hc
captured ut Lucy station, twelve miles
north OF this civ Hampton is wanted
Tor killing a COW belonging to uoigahur
Drew Morrow, ihu Young prygmm who
was arrested Wcdur.'uy ou ihr charge ol
stealing n watch, will probably escape the
pcnitvnuary. When l.F ,lsn was called
IN the police court y..'urlIy % number ui
witnesses testified Jha. Do. hand been nm
inmate OF nm insane H.ylum, and X still
hall dcmcntcd. judge ll1ll.u turned
the prisoner over 90 Probate judge Gail
loway Tor examination
j. W. Moore, saloon keeper, who has
gained con,ldowl,. newspaper uUiurIeiy
Oi late ana brother ul Martin Moore, vino
was ioully murdered uu thr steamer BEN.
ton by Reeves and NcGpuuu, Was arr. t-
rd Yesterday ON warrant issued los
/ squire i,uucnhuF charging him with 49,
Nul' aud battery upon lydia Shields, a
woman of gidcl fame. Moore gave bond
lot his appearance ut trial this morning
Abbott Gordon, q worthless, little negro.
WIS arrested last night Dos lUimlmuu ~hOr-
I Ii'l on the charge ,' suJ'yhWr q rocket
| book containing IS from "a IaIt one ltv
. Inst week. Gordon, although hu' fifteen
| thic,that !, worthy .,au,llarh,llu AMONG
| thut y.JH lie tayy. % i.im 300 the county
irnco, aud has huu Implicated u e uum.
| hcr of other ubhpU0a.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31
IhcI.n,i nny 90 snrntogn.

SAR,ToOA, v. Y, Aug. 3O.-Iolay was
the last oi tho racing season. The weather
was cloudy and the track good.
First Racc-Onc mile Starters Climax,
Ca,echism. Business, Clara c, Queen OF
Elizabeth. Spinnotle, Jaubert. spinnctte
Won in Las, Climax second, Clara c thirl.
Second Race-Mile and iiyc.cighths
Starters Pccwccp, Belle dor, Joseph,
Alexandria, Young Sweep. Joseph won
In 2:5S, Pccwecp second, Young sweep
third. -
Third Race-Milc and an eighth. Start
crg Cruiser, Nosburg, Dad, Cruiser
won in 1881, vosburg second, Dad third.
Fourth llacc-Thrcc-quaftgrs Of a mile.
Starters Royal Arch, James \ II, Per-
kins. Laclairr, Vendetta, Rcmscn, Bronco
marie. Crichrton, Pinto. Perkins Won In
Iii. Royal Arch second, BrOnzomarIe
third.
Fifth Race -Slocplcchasc; two miles and
thrcc-quarters. Starters Willie Palmer,
Monte Cristo, Whcatlcy, Bccchmore,
Killarney. Killarney won 10 j.22, Beech
morc second, Willie Palmer third.
ENTRIES rog nRooRLYN JOCKEY clun ron
IhinAls
Fir,t tnor-Haif Of mile, Hdhuic ~, sails
hvt, its iar.lb ttb Volta 49, Cousin lyrmr'
iii. Tmpirr 90, Loo n o., sCnih %, Yea Lish
~ Ifalr Marx -. Cliuuc sl
-ccnul ilirr=Nilu aud . sly'ccnth. Wheeler
100 King Idle TO-. lsia ~ uai'man W. W.. !
Ianiurf iN. ttymalYa ti., kusiisusho l'r, NilinI
Ia King Drah ~ Ffusr ~. NuHffuipn %. -
Thiri Unrr Mile and quarter. Efilnli III
Eaile no Io..le Iuuo TO-. plfIualm. 49,.
Ioufih illf,,=Mi.c and quarter la0rlnud u
Mari,0th srHlud iia. riT Dixon 49, lulsD Nuiml
iis oalliirt o.. Hila u iii, Angelic -
HIN thrrcgualirfs ~ o mile seymour
Maidstone Kern John Atkins tuc' tcrh ono
I1ursirrut ~ rllh. Come O. laN W. .
sixth Uarra Three quarters ~ nile 1nli
puke i1D Maroon %. King tmh liI. hlllsoh li'
RrordN,il H. uttlcf ~ Liisio 10 Llsin u.
Amos 10.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31
TWO N A lime.
Primaries canod wu Servo FOR Con.
gressiourl and l. oa!a!rtlyo DclrgS'cB.

Primaries Called Wiu Servo FOR Con-
grcssionrl and ~ s!H!ctiyo DClng0'cB.
legislative anl s-,asioull pumlri.s
will bc held ut ila same timc Ia shelby
county. Monday september ~.
This Is the conclusion reached by tho
Congressional executive committee, Of
which Mt D.. T.. Adims BE- chairman.
NJ. Adams was sought iprHui found hv
an Arr.u reporter Yesterday lH learn 10
l.- correspondence with tHu committees boo
other counties bad resulted boo anything
definite.
u have not hclul anything yet on
the point about which Nuu Uu#i.t ui.mr-
tion." sul Mr. tI.ms. "but ] Ui,l tpll
Won something els. learn tHJt il 3D.
been the custom iur yulr. past a. hu Il
primalic, lUr both .It ui delegates at {. q
same time. This N.lI Dec done this year,
and votes will o. cast for huih
congressional anil legislative convention
delegates At the same time. Tho time isr
holding the former convention will prob.
ably be- determined hy The committee,
which meets tomorrow, By that tiWu I
hupc b. hear from the other counties.
llardcman AMI Upton have ulraiy elect.
cd their delegate. aud ANY date fixed
will doubtless suit them
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31
PERSONAL POINTS.

MISS MATTE CuunlNs left last night Tor
GAINESVILLE, Tenn.
Dr. j. T.. BLACK, surgconoi the hospital,
has returned from New York.
MEs. T. u. FALcoNra and family.
formerly OF Meridian, Miss. is now living
at No. 10 Count street
SURF G.. II. COLLIER, Of the public
schools, las rturncd with his family nom
visit 10 his brother at kruusha, Wis.
J. ". JugpAy returned Yesterday from
q pleasant viJit 10 Virginia, accompanied
by his niece, Miss Lou Mitchell, OF Rust
burg, Va
:. Y. C,uLI has returned from very
successful trip up the Arkansas river for
Falcr Frank d Go. lie Is one OF the blue
ribbon boys,
NNruAS CoHrN, after many years in the
employ Of Mc,-r-. Scheduled, llanaucr 4
Co, will, on September /, 1855, be con-
nccicd with Mcssrs. a. NJ. Boyd sons.
ME,. WV. TulNE, Mrs. !. u. Hill, Miss
MU.lic Thane, Miss Emma Thauc and
Mr. Frank Ihmo all arrived yesterday
morning on the steamer DcSUio, alter q
pleasant trip in Illinois.
TnE funeral OF W. II. Powers, which
was 10 have taken place yesterday after
noon, was postponed 90 o'clock this
afternoon on account Of the n0n-arryal oi
relatives Ui the deceased
Mis-, EvuA LANFRoN, Of Louisville,
Ky, passed through the city yesterday en-
route Tor b.g home. after % visit OF several
months 90 Mn H. l.cicr, one OF the larg, Il
planters IN Washington county, Miss.
Ni.rurs on change yesterday owen
Jones. Mississippi: Il. VI. Henderson,
nnuklyy. Ark. i. l.. Brown, Dts Arc,
Ark. W. H. B1wlrc, fernando, Miss.
G. W. Eve, fernando, Miyt; ]. G. John.
sln, Toronto. Ont; 5. X. Howard, Massa.
glu..lt.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31

burning under the abuse Of Myers. Under
this condition OF things lac could not sleep.
lie followed Myers into No. l02 Main
street, n saloon, aid there nude a pair OF
brass knucks he scWrcl and his strong
right arm do hero.C service. Jack Casey,
it is said, took hand, and not in the in.
tercst of Myers.
Complaint Of tn violent onslaught was
made at police headquarters Yesterday
morning, and Wilson and Casey were an.
rested In the afternoon. Assault and bat
terry with intent 20 Kill is the charge
against Wilson, wA,.c Casey comes in as
accessory,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31
The Fav0rite

Medicine for Throat and Lung Dill
cultios has long been, and still is, Ayers
Cherry Pectoral lt cures Group,
Whooplng Cough, Bronchitis, aud
Asthma; soothcs irritation II tho
l-arynA and Fauccs strengthens the
Vocal Organs; allnys soreness of tho
Lungs; prevents Consumption, and,
even In advanced stages Of that disease,
relieves Coughing and induces Sleep.
There is no other preparation for dis.
cases Of the throat and lungs 10 be com.
pared with this remedy,
my wife had distressing cough,
with pains In the sIdc and breast Wa
uicd various medicines, hut none did
her any good until | got a bottle ~
Ayers Cherry pucturnl. which has cured
her 4 ncighhor Mrs. GlouV had the
measles, and the cough was relieved hv
the use OF Ayers Cherry royurul
have no hesitation lu recommending this
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31

GRAyEsrSp, n. V, Aug, 30. - The
weather was charming. The track was
very fast but dusty, except IN the near
stretch, which was spriukled with water
for the comfort Of the occupants Of the
grand stand.
Col. Simons, the presiding judge, tried
his hand at amateur photography this
afternoon and caught the finishes 10y the
instantaneous process. Owing 70 his un.
uniamiliarity with the apparatus, he was
either a moment too quick or too slow
with the bulb, but he caught the horses
very close to the line, nevertheless Bet
tcr results are expected tomorrow.
First Rncc-Onc mile. Starters. Terra
Gotta, Kingston, Tolie Doe. Kingston
won in l.ill, Terra Gotta second Ielic
Doc third.
Second Racc-Niilo and a sixteenth.
Starters Egnont, cambridge, Specially,
Bohemian, Borielnisc, Umpire. Egmont
won in l:l9l, Speciality second, Byrd,lasc
third.
Third Racc-Thrcc.quarlors Of a mile.
Starters Dablo, Oregon, lipstnii, Sor.
rcnto. the Lioncss, Princes Bowling,
Monita Hardy. Scnoriia. Sorrento won
In 1915. Diablo second, The Lionoss third.
Fourth Racc-Milc and an eighth. Start
crs Gri-cl,c, Moihe McCaihry's last,
Banbutg. Daruna, Slntalcnc. ENi.c. CHS
cite won In l:J6!, Exile second, Sula'cuc
third.
Fifth Race -Thrcc-quartcrs ol mile.
Starters brussels, Slick, Marsaic, Car
toon, TiboUrnc, Clarissi. Cartoon Won iu
Iii. Brussels second, Marsaic thirl.
sixth Eacc-Milc Starters liimnlya,
Aryo. Glcnspray, Mclaughlin. Br1ush'on
Jennie Mcfarland. long Branch, ldclia
colt. Elyton, Satisfaction. Satisfaction
won IN l.ISl, Jennie Mcfarland second
Br9ughtoH third.
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one reliable merchant In every town trib.
uiary 10 Memphis o. knock ont aI, oompc.
uiiipn by taking the agency oi the world.
renowned Stmiion * storms New York
c.gtr, and Geo. T.. Lies 4 Co.'S celebrated
ruilos. Your ncighbor can't got tho goods,
~ We will only sell 10 one merchant in
each town. We solicit q sample order
/. StNElsuS x Co.,
Sole Distributing Agents,
Memphis, Tom.
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A coWnIpE IN nlpINo.
Second Edition Of tho Blue Ribbon In.
gratitude Story.

Second Edition OF tho Blue Ribbon In
gratitude story.
TuE ArrrL OF Tuesday morning last
contained an account Of how n young laly
aud her sweetheart had conspircd to irrczr
out gentleman who had substantially be-.
iricndod the former since her infancy.
There appears 10 have been little dill.
Guilty in fixing the identity Of all parlic,
concerned, especially since there were
hundreds u people already familiar with
tho relationship and circumstances de.
tailed.
II war disclosed yesterday that tho
young lady involved had determined
upon dire vengeance. She IS rcparlod Ia
have purchased a coWhidc, for especial usr
on the individual who divulgcd the story,
~ be- applied NJ tho first opportunity
Friends have INTERVIEWED their good off,
eos 10 avert the sensation, and may have
succeeded. Matters in this particular ar
still unsettled, however No one can toll
what day will bring forth.
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The Memphis & Little Rock railroad will
sell excursion tickets from Memphis 10 Ar.
kansas and Texas points September I / and
- and October aud - ai one fare for the
round trip, with through coaches aud
slccpcrs 10 Texas. good thirty days, with
siop.ovcrs at intermediate points. County
maps OF Arkansas aud Texas furnished on
application. Address,
&. l.. llErH, r. T.. A.
JomN 4. Scorr, Ticket Agent, No. 3l2 Main
street. Memphis.
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SPORTS FALL OUT AND F1oHT.
d. n. Myers Passes Through Young
sau sage Mlil.

tnuhhHo MIL
when D. H. Myers, the gambler, who
shot Denny Sullivan over game Of poker
q few weeks since. went home Wednesday
night, even his wife didn't know him.
A complete revolution had been made
IN the facial appearance Of Mr. Myers
Originally rather lne looking, the festive
individuals face looked somewhat ns
though 1t had been run through a sausage
mill
when Myers skipped after shooting Sui
lynn, one u tho places he visited was
Pine Bluff, Ark. There ho met an agile
spoH named Frank Wilson, and the two
got into regular Gross roads" gamo oi
draw. Wilson came out with all the bOpdlc.
When tho two met again Myers rctalinled
by dcnounc.ng Wilson az frat class
| swindleT.
Wednesday night Wilson found himself
! IN the city again. lie also found himself
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DAYroN, o., Aug. 80. - In annual bust
ncss session, the National Archcr ASSOC
citation elected the following officers
President, Albert Klein, Dayton. o. vice.
pr,sidcnt, 7. +. Scott, Cincinnati. sccfc-
iary anil treasurer. w. Davis Dayton, o.
executive committee. I. W. MaNon,
Washington, u. g.; II. W. Longey, Gin.
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ShshTs Sale Of Personal Property.

vruta TTTv tt. 70. iqs
10y VIRTUE on Ns uWpIH % -ALE ~.
- rrrtcd 10 mo by b. I4l.ssrl, J. y, ! will
oil fbr cash. 10 the b o. Hiidrf one hprso aud
srnng wagon. thps bslI larrls ~ WHISKY. thrro
half lore, IN tSb,i#I II. ..sl On ~ DE pfUpsfty u
Thnfutpn ntus Al iHlufa % -i1ue A Tyler. Ia front
0i ~ Front street vi .. .iytk am.
sale az y O'clock 1900, 81,
NJ J. AZ. CoLEHAs. Jl., Deputy bbefia
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FRIDAY
ttaAfhHAA 'NRfH
n- Hn.inn Z. Now YORK 3.

AZ Boston Boston Z, New York B.
At Piusbufg-Dcifoit 3, Piltsburg !.
AT New York Cincinnati ., Brooklyn g.
AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q, Baltimore J.
AT Cleveland - Cleveland ., Kansas
City !.
A, lndianapolis--Chicago !, Indiana
polls 0.
Al Philadelphia - Athletics s, st.
Louis O.
AZ Philadelphia Philadelphia 7, Wash
inrinn B.
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CoNNENciSG September the passenger
trains oi the Tennessee Midland Railway
company will arrive ~ and depart from
the Kansas City, Memphis & Birmingham
depot. al tho corner II Broadway and
Main streets. where tickets may boz pur-
chased, instead Of AZ the Mississippi X
Tennessee depot, as heretofore.
]. T. GARNER,
General Passenger Agent.