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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-26

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- AupN o. pr-tui'cs
4 VOLTAGE nuUsF 90 FfvE Rooms no IA
- tlliou rrct ApIy 10 hfln Carul
rUTTAGE uFsIN ROOMS ANpGpup STABLE
y No "a Walnut u. Apply NJ NJ 51 Walnut Il
rUTTAGE uGuF Rooms AND AL NB.g+
y AR out.huuac, Ia runl nulair Taulrl. cit
tgrn well. etc iruutiug uu fernando sifrpi RAFT
u1f1 and Walker utcnu' lhnus' Nn %. suuthHtt
frig ritF issssHHsrifiu given NepirWirf = Aruy
~ Va % Union sirrt iU,trh liNpN
nHIRAmF SIX ROOM HOUSE, &. DO1.. 40 ioC
- fii'h "'vri chcl''a Apply 60, ,,,,,
No y rnh street or SO. 800 scrd '1' Ireai
L'OuR sTOm UOr.fS as NAIN srKEET-
u one Iut, hu1-n on truut stuHvt
RUsldcurrs uu shelby uui Vance street
ALLEN q fiNLtl. lioal Estate Agents.
L'iNE sruEE uNDER ~ NDDpY HORN. FHuM
j. /. GooDioE SO "a, N,dis,n street
HAVING OoNrLETEp AVp oCrgrIED ouE
l larec store huusU on mliuai TRACKS. Nr nfcf
ipr rcul one halt Of The lafrr stHn SO y ninn
tifrri We VII continue tl uH"iUN Ihfi uI 10 lUr
our mriu ulicrs aud slIuuH rlma NUly ~
MEMPHIS uHutElN 90 Na ptniuust
Mos a. - ANptG LAUuEHpALr srHfEr
y These afu very pleasant residences INuui
mo houses arr new. nr,y having hsyn occupied.
The lg1aliiy d 10 gscry rsU.,t desirable
x :. GuNLR a % $50. % Maiisan street
nNE mlcK COTTAGE WIN uyE ROOMS.
~ No. ~ foniuiur siic.t Apply ~
So NAN srRFfT urpstnlr,l.
DE,iDENtl, 80. lo5yANuEsIRrTT ALAEGE
IL nnl comfortable ruIHgr Possession iwnu.
dinirly " - Ti,iLENANl. So pNrti.pn .if,vt
GTuEE AND DWELLING COMBINED. cor
y seventh aud Broadway. lct SAND 90 fuu
rrtCuna
N,TAriE CAPACITY TVS NrLisHArItY al
4 , MH 90 Linden d H.I.IH"#H I'D HN#|H
CTuUFHIrsE At uOrNTUuF LAuufUpNiT
= street Hul Mississippi H.uUuT. how occupied us
drug stIfr uuC ~ The b..f fiauds in The Uity iuf
y ~ N'' try fpvoy sov, on rrrml.c,.
SrogE ANp pwuIINg. ooENrE sr rAuL
- and Orleans streets t.f HuHWs. u Ith Fiufr HI.f
mrui ruf-l wutHf. aud hlI rIuUuigurrs KUj Eau
rs iounl al dnls siorc' nrSl doof AEpy, IT,,
Pour milo, On Tlrgoa l.Sa-i fiSi.
StoREnousrs 80, in ASp ~, NAlS NJ
> fussCslun september Al, Apaly ~
tAs'LEs, lH. 40 Madison sirrr'
GToW HorsE SO. ipI uAiN uHrEr -puru
> vest c1fnef Washington Possession September
'iAs LIZ. ~ so iNadl .ln ,yrrL
G1ORE Hursisy. 40 r uAiy AID 80 ~
> tiont ~. q, from -rltrmlrl Arrangements
on hv maig With present iruFui iuf che possession
at No. li1 if1nt stnees caller tlan hopiomhJT O.
AZ EEAp. t.uIun sni I1sui.t. RANT.
~ IONS " cofkf So ss trpni street
TWO NirE MN IUNVF COTTAGE. FIX
! fu1ms Clrh. sun,t' tH" AlafYu nyruuu. lust
wuf Of fernando rpah hrlly 90 ! y Gfnhhm,
II Main street 70 D.
TWO NEw Rpuu UOII ltiI, COR rRpNtNE
! and orleans street. AHIY t huuimau.
iloom ? cotton ksghlyr In..InH
rIwOEruRY HoGAE CO.'S ruEyrR uF RFEL
and iiith sirni. ll.a aa Coll htai-iFc alirrss
- MIN aHOOM iiDitI. UuI. ut AHD uAlNE3
- ttA bIcf tnOnthsnAIp'I ~ -
IIgI e B. trE 4 Goa
DTt yANCH vf3tgyr ArrLY 10 On w. o.
= I ! hnzUfa O. Sod HH Hrri
~
Rooms An UONED.
IlOAKD AND LoIrl.Y Al SO % MOSLDs
, hfcct sh SIR 4" hficr
nEsiRAB.E FuHNfyUII Room WIN rNtii
II fuoin attached, ~ CO.. I''riurn. lls '"1ft
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ItefuoNaI.

The Memphis Loan Office will move 10
northeast corner Union aud Main streets
on Sept. !. No 80 Monroe street Is for
rent. j. h. GoTTuELr, Manager.
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TEEPHoSE d. o. Branch 4 Co., SOS
Main street, for the hes, fancy groceries In
Memphis. Telephone $50.
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TnosE who have tried the Grand Re.
public Cigarrus say their like has never
been seen for the price.
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THREE AT A TINE.
A Resident OF Raleigh Road is Presented
with Triplets by His Loving Spouse.

with Triplets by His Loving Spouse.
Last evening about supper time, Mrs.
Olaf Johnson, who resides on the Ran
dolph road, presented her happy husband
with triplets-two boys and grl-and the
news came later TO TnE ArPEAL office
that all were doing well. After this who
will dare say that Memphis is not health
breeding spot, and is not adding rapidly to
its population Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson
are TO be congratulated, and The APPEAL
wishes long life, health and happiness to
the youthful trio and their distinguished
parents. The citizens OF Memphis should
make up pony purse and purchase a
handsome present for the Three little
babes are We"
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FoR quiet game Of billiards 20 to Con.
verse 4 Cooks, 800 Main street.
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SUBSCRIBE for Tim WEEKLY APPEAL, 81
per year, and participate In the grand dis.
iribution Of gifts December 1.
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srBscRinE for TnR WEEKLY ArrEAL, 81
PER year, and participate in the grand dis
tribution OF gifts December 1.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-26

TnE new delicious beverage Frui.Miz at
Floyd q MONEYS soda counter. Try IT,
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Order NessrIrode Pudding
For your Sunday dinner from Cafe Moss
Rose, 1881 Main street. Telephone 1865.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-26

All We ask for Rising sun baking pow.
der is one trial.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-26

UsE Syrup Of Pruncs for constipation.
For sale by all druggists.
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"WnERE are you going, Mrs Henry"
VI am on my way to Il. .. Branch q
Co.'S, 30S Main street, 10 inspect the
most complete stock Of groceres." Tele-
phone $50
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Tiny Floyd 4 Moneys soda. Only Re
thcsda water used In the manufacture Of
IL
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-26

HYoEn tobacco prevents heartburn,
nervousness and malaria.
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Boy homes on monthly payments from
Jas. Jay Smith x Co.
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For your Sunday dinner from Cafe Moss
Rose, 1884 Main street. Telephone 1906
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" You are leaving Tor your summer trip,
don't forget TO have lunch put up at
Floyd x MONEYS
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COnOSA cOAL. Call on Hunt & Bro.
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ST. AGNES
Female = Academy,

MEMPHIS. TENN.
rINiis INSTITUTION u DEIIGiiTFriIY giru.
Hicl in rctry.i aud healthy Iari of The cts Of
Memphis, commanding the advaninfr ~ tuwu aud
ouuuifl. The cniirc surroundings hfuatbr sn sls
~ peaceful atlusiuu. which ever rNofts ~ tuNcF.
i1l nn iulutunC u.Cr ihg moral physical aud iulo
lrltuHl liiF
Ihr rourYr uf study cmbmrrs tho ynrInu,
branches ui aIIld and uaUful education. ia thH
Uuulr luFIish tuuHse the pupils uu entering Hfr
uuk,i Hu1uuliuH Goo thu.T proficiency iu uuhusrts
phN, tnWmtr uul Arithmetic Particular alton
linn g. Eli,u 90 -arusl nul trpihur iilatrD. Eh.-
t1flr anil Composition LATIN and lfpuph cutter
into The UEUlHT Uluratl 4 puniun ~ time u a.
luwvi o. each pupil iuf ilaiu aud Ornamental
hvHllrNutk shells. lluWrrt etc.
TERMS W -rsiuu. payable half YEARLY IuNHu.
ably iu advance tnf lutri anil tuition boz 40
branches taught iu iHr hIshtst schools plain aHW.
Ing. mHtkl u.. etc. bed. l,HllluF STATIONERY HuI
washing $40 uui tllh urUpriiuH b. tIr au ~ class
~ TIE pupil Special terms when sfNrril mrmlsHa
~ TIE same family attend the srtup Nuuliuw.
nurv q made tIf partial aissrnur 90 Withdrawal La
iufu The utplfatlun ul thr trfm t1tgIA Toe ca uf
srfluus 80 Urlimrirt illness
TWAS ,rnnn. Italian. etc, each. stlOl Music
on iiaun ans uac " lusifumrut ttIUu Uuwiur
and Water tu'ufs fi1ur on iulutiuf aUut Im
hfu'drfy hu1 ornamental Nufi, fiput tsg NJ ..
lnifj, t1un Nual Music IN Dlass stUl Private
ltHsilns. .iAut Nartl Ter month during variation.
n sJTut ai The Acai,mys Washing, etc. fit0l
Medicine ana Physicians fCo vii torn extra
thnUra
I,uus Cor nay rupils. 500 stoo. sioo or ssol
pcf month iof further particular, npply 10 the
LADY SUPERIOR.
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FOR SALE.

I
"A Gerry counter. shelving aud bins ali conniets
iorgrocery business. Arply At e. Bctlc street.
AT AUCTION rNRioR pININd.RoOM,
carpets, oilclcth, stove lamps and chnawarc aisG
| fine Stoddnrd plano, AT residence Ma l2l Court
4, J. McvaNTlll * co, Aucuonccrs
| A NICE. CENTRAL BRICK RESIDENCE, ATT
| "A low figure. Apply to II. l.. Guion Agent
DIG BARGAIN AtS ACRES on CHARLESTON
| ID milroad, al Draws station; lO.room house nicc
| finish cool barn, tacrc ouhad Of choice iruit
NSfE fs 2AS SS III o Main H. a. sirca MARTIN or
CHEAP FOR CASH, GOOD SECONDHAND
! y OCTAVE piano, at No, rs Adams street :.
CIIEAP, on AccouNTor TERRY SHOWCASE
| - Co, OF Nashvilie lcnu., lot of nice show
eases, oRGll.L BROS 4 CO, Memphis Tenn.
LYME, GENTLE BAY HORSE. -FOUR YEARS
| II old suitable for o lady OF child Ia drive Ap.
ply TO H. ". HARRIS
AZ Halls Stable.
N Don PAYING DRUG BUSINESS-WIIL GIVE
VI reaSoi. for selling Addr'S 10, this Office.
" REAT BARGAINS IN REAL EsrArE-bJ
u lots at Douglass James, PC Sccondst
nNE JERSEY AND DURHAM COW, CHAP
v Apply To II. 5. lrzc,anL No. u Union st.
nNE FIREPRooF SAFE, 5lSi INCIGES. GOOD
" rs new; also No mule md lraN
STONE & TYLER, No $40 Front street
nLpPAPERs-AT APPEAL OFFICE OUENrs
y per hundred.
poNy, GENTLE AS 4 BOG. coon pRlyER
l. aud Slddlcr cheap for cash Apply to
J. T. EDNARlSN 20, fhri aud Union stS
DlANos AND ORGANS number OF SECOND
L hand pianos. both square ami upright some of
Them almost new. Also some roni S,v-,nl hnnl
ormnS All cheap Tor cash RIM chance Tor bar
gains r. NlIfNNNN $50.
nOt,E AWAY gTANpINg nom Nls,v giFp
miiS newly palntcd n good order suitable
for country st100. ., BURKE, 10 Market St
'FINur BUGGY AND HARNESS. ~ FIRsr-CLASs
l condition cheap ior cash Auply tp
J. n EDWARDS co, Thiul and Union stS
TWENTY-FIVE HORSE ruwER ENGINE AND
forty horse power boiler also shniting. pullrys.
bvitingi in good onlct oud nearly new Eora,lo
Toof, Mcd6NAN&c co, No "a rrouta.
TWO PooL TABLES
L In trstclass Sndton
Chclp for cash.
CONVERGE 4 COOK, al1 Mau street
NALUABLE PROPERTY - Tnr uuALlN !
' House n hotel Of u rpums Terms to suit the |
lines Addrss u. J. HEAL\N, Marjmcc Tenn
NXyILLsELL uALf OR WHOLE iNTERrsriN
w ngood raging. vel established manufacture
lug bu>ncs, IN this city Sluil to sAtNN tcuuirrd
nan opportunity. Adlrs, ", No iN Front IT.
. REsIpENCns-AT ROCK BOTTOM. oN
> Vance street l. Moore 4 10, No ~
SECOND street
10000 n m5.la g PE T coATHT s oA A.;
long. suitable for rongh WORK shcrtlus on p,,tnf
cotton shells cic. VIII s''l very cirtn Call on
l. T.. Cooper. Is,s Madison ,trcct
HOUSES 10 ITr.
4 NlCE SHADY, BROOM ,orrNGE. GOOp I
y water MIS-. h QUiuau. lN Manassas e. |
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ST. Mayy's School,
$50 AND S64 POPLAR STREET.
FdHQuier Female institute,

nrFNs IT'S TwENTN EIGHTH ANNUAL SEA
" silu september a. iSsN Situated In the
Piedmont region At Niruiuia, Unsurpassed Tor its
beauty nud hrulihiulurss only INV mile, tfum
b1uNilr miluni The ground irn arn,s iu All
ar iasirfully iail out The building l. one of the
inc'i srhull rdnrcs iu the State Torn, ven ma
tUuahle Fut catalogue, HtdfUss
GBp g.. BtTitL NJ PRINCIPAL
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THE MEMPHIS APPEAL
THE APPEIL

THE APPEAL
sURPASSEs EVERY OTHER MEMPHIS NEWS
PAPER IN CIRCULATION IN TOWN AS
WELL As COUNTRY
iso Democratic paper.
~ fooehes Dcmocrdic doc'ri,a
supports Democratic men
IL supports Democratic poaaues
Hs influence is devoted 10 the maintenance, OF m,
rrtndcp Of The Democratic party-iocu, STATE and Nd
hond!, and The advancement Of al he Interests " At
ih,s Tennessee and ne Union
Bnst.ess !ctie,S shOsid Dc doiircssnf,
THE APPEAL
2S2 Second Srtei, Memphis Tenh
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION
ontponr $40 90 TfrT mopths....-.se 70
sfT nlonthS 20 One mORta ......., %
WEEKLY.
One ycdr ........s 20 Sir months ............. co
SUNDAY.
One ttar........s % SIR montls............,H 90
Spccinea copies sent free Of charge
THE WEEKLY APPEAL ts n compendium m ne
ncus of Soter DAILY APPEALS rs dgr1li,unl
department Is prepared uih greI care contains
complete mGreei reports The ,~ar 1883 ,riH h Jul Of
important political euo,,s aud THE WEEKLY AP.
PEAL wia hep lis reatrs jtiiy Informed Of them
1ht prioW THE WEEhL APPEAL u only 81 a
poor. NhaS no superior
10 c0NTR lib UT0RS AND CORRESPONDENTS
We soifcd letters and Communications mon albjers Of
general interest, bat such must dllUdys Dc accompanied
~ t ndme aud address Of The icriicr as gudiaAioc
q his good faith aud responsibility No notice cu
Ltoko Of anonymous Communications
Communications for publication mus b. lrrica on one
side Of hepdJe only. aud, toh all Other matters con.
ntcied ruth he editorial department, should b adj
dressed: 10 The Editor VI The Appoa, Memphis,
Tam
We cannot, ds r1ls undertake 10 reiHrH arices no,
IOtnid suiioble for publications.
Or mad books uS hciA bvposogees, and noi BY hd
tiduai Hames
OUR NEW YORK OFFICE
Eorrrn oeo Of THE APPEAL, No. ~ Tribune |
Budding, NeD York b IaH DorA Special |
Eastern AccHt.
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LNlNE, GENTLE BAY HORSE -FOUR YEARS
II old. suitable for d lady OF child In drive An.
ply 10 X. ". HARRIS
At Halls stable,
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RoOMs To III.
MISERABLE OFFICES tUR CO1TDN Hr-I.
- ncss No 20 fr1ut stroct Ht prrasut occupied
By MADDEN 4 Harrington, Apply in
MM NJ fAIuINGTUN, Na o. Nadls1n A.
nFTRAmE OFFiCEs AyD COTTON RUOus
II lu the new Cotton Exchange building 81.
ply 10 HENRY HutrfH. scrritry
EURNlsnED ROOMS
u No. ~ Madison street
L'RONT OFFICE so. I HuwARps ROW.
u Apply o. Webb q Muury, i. funt fifrot
ON TERMS FUH FuRNlsHFD ASH rNFuH.
VI nishcd rooms ~ New Commercial HuirL
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
~ No ~ Count street
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
y AZ 30 10 Court street
nFFtCE-A beautiful double front o1iro. sulii.
" Die for physician, Sound nnnf ovrf 10 Main
ftru~t ApT,ly 10 DrJarinia Miller A Hotu.
DLENsANTiY SITUATED FURNISHED AND
u uninm.hed Moons No u Mnftoi street
CECOND AND THIRD FLOORS OF sTOEE as
- Main fircct Apply 10 Gibson, Wright & Co,
81 -'oUnd sirot
900 MAIN &C. On. ~ AND tru Fiu0Hl rDW
O,ID business uf h0ardinr housn q. a -ta.aiL
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ONE FIRE.PROOf SAFE 5l1Si INCWES, GOOp
" as new; also n No. mule aud draw
STONE a TYLER Ma 40 Ernpt str,,ct
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I NIIEAP, ON ACCOUNT OF TERRY SHOW CASE
y Co, OF Nashville lcnu,, lot of nice show
eases, oRGlliL BROS a co, Memphis, Tenn.
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~ OOD PAYING DRUG BUSINESS-wIlL GIVE
VI reaSoi. for selling. Address u. this oncc.
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L'KON THE CORNER oF ELMWuOp AND
u Walker avenues one liTht eu'pud hfIr1ir
muloy COW with Jersey Hli about sK months uI q
Finder will futurn W the above address uui 20
Crivu reward Allrets a.
nNE CREAM COIONFu COW. BRANDED "U'
' y uu fiHht hip. short fupU hrIuud huf horns uur
brIndio steer branded ~. D." Return 10 y sCiiits
LIMOS stnckyard aud b. nvnuird
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| rREAT BARGAINS ~ REAL. ESrArE-t,J
VI lots at pouglaSs & lAmcs DO Sccnnl n
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TNHEAP FOR CASH A OOn SECONn.HNND
" 7-octave piano, at No. rs Adams street :.
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10 CONTRIBUTORS AND CORRESPONDENTS

OUR NEW YORK OFFICE
EcStnn oaos Of THE APPEAL, No. ~ Tribune
Budding, NeW York j. l. Van Dona Special
Eastern Aoenf
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nNE JERSEY AND DURHAM COW; CHEAP.
" Apply Ia H. ;. lrrlcNauL No ~ Union st.
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DONI, GENTLE AS 4 Dog. coon DRIVER
4 ~ Enu !, a nj A., tn ri,l.4 ..,.lil a. -.
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OLpPApERs-Ar APPEAL OFFICE 0cENrs
' per hundred
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1)lANOS AND ORGANS A number VI second
i hnnd pianos both square ami upright some OF
'h"m almost new Also some ronl S-sinl hand
organs All cheap Tor cash RIM chance ior bar,
gains WITHIN ANN 4 90.
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ATAs ACRIFicR LEGANT GLASS Tor GRO.
~ Gerry counter, shelving and bins, all complete
for grocery business. Apply AT e. Rctlc street.
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! pOCKAwAN, STANDING Tor NEW Cur.
! IL tainS newly painted, iu gNnl order suitable
! for country; $500 r. =. BURKE ~ Market ST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-09
OPIUM SMUGGLERs CAUGHT.
Treasury Agents Capture Members ol
Gang Ot kNteussye Operators.

CHICAGO, June IA dispatch from Port Huron,
Mich, says: For several weeks past James
McHale, OF Chicago. and Mm. Hussy. OF New YORK
special agents or the Treasury Department have
been on the trail OF ton OF opium whch lett VIC
toria, h. e., about May =, consigned 10 Fran ION,
lss Church street, Toronto, the Eastern agent OF
'Opium Pete" the head OF the gigantic opium
smuggling ring OF san Francisco IL arrived ar
Toronto on May Is. several days ago 10000
pounds, valued at $4,000. were shipped on 10
Mooretown, Oat.. a lew miles below THIS point,
where it was run across the river Oy small boats
and delivered 20 a ''fence" by the name OF Red
Saunders, who keeps small grocery > miles down
the river. The consignment was taken the same
night TO Smiths Creek, small station on tho
Grand Trunk Railway, whence n Was shipped by
express 10 Indianapolis Collector " ard tele-
graphed 70 the surveyor at that city 70 the
consignee and seize the opium. his was done
yesterday, and the prisoner proves To be Charles
Labelle, OF Sarnia. collector Ward ordered the
arrest Of saunders, and he taken into custody,
enough evidence being secured upon searching his
premises 10 make the case warm for HIM. The
man Laoele captured at Indianapolis viii bo
brought here. II has long been known 10 tho
Treasury Department that "A gang has been sInug-
CLING large amounts OF THIS stun into the country,
but until now az Efforts 10 break up the traflo
have been unagalliuE-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-09
CAPT. SHERWOOD REAPPOINTED.
Mr.. Ross Decides to Retain the Assistant
Postmaster In Office.


Postmaster Ross to-day reappointed Capt Henry
Sherwood to be assistant-postmaster. This ONCE
is the best one in the gift OF the postmaster and
there has been a contest for 1t among the local
democrats. Captain Sherwood, who had served
several terms as postmaster OF the House OF
Representatives when the republicans had
control OF the organization Of the House
was appointed assistant postmaster by Mr..
Conger at the time the latter was made
postmaster, and held the ofice until Mr.. Ross was
appointed, when he rendered his resignation. At
Nr. Ross request however, he consented to re-
main until the 1st OF June, and subsequently the
time was extended to the 18th OF June, Mr.. Ross
finding that Capt. Sherwood's intimate knowledge
OF the Affairs OF the Of1ce was valuable to him.
Capt. Sherwood has been for some days arranging
to quit onfce having gone SO far as to give up his
house. intending to send his family TO his old home
This afternoon, however, the postmaster an.
nounced that he had decided TO reappoint Capt
Sherwood, and said at the same time that Capt
sherwood should be assistant postmaster as long
Sherwood is a republican and lost a ieg
IN the war sst,ns ne s pSps ana
of politics, have urged the postmaster to retain
him In his old place. An old pOst-ofnce Official
said TO STAR reporter That the once OF assistant
postmaster's, and one with which personal con-
ndence had more to do than politics, as the post
master naturally desired 70 have with him one
thoroughly conversant with the affairs Of the
Postmaster Ross will leave tomorrow for MI.
nots 20 take his children for their summer outing
on his fathers farm. He Will be absent four or
five days. SO whatever the friends Of the demo-
cratic candidates think OF to-days appointment
they will not have chance 70 communicate their
thoughts to the postmaster for several days In
Mr. Ross absence Capt. Sherwood WIN act Is
postmaster.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-09
Telegrams to The Star.
A TRAIN ATTACKED In OHIO.
An Employe Killed by the Robbers.
THE LOSS OF THE YACHT CLEAN
THE TORIES COMPELLED TO YIELD.
The Licensing Clauses to be Abandoned.
SALISBURY mas TO YIELD.
The Opposition FOrce Him TO Drop tn
Licensing Clauses OF the Local Gov
ernment bill.


The Opposition FOrce Him TO Drop the
Licensing Clauses Of the Local Gov
ernment Bill.
Special Cable Dispatch to TIE EVENING STAR
LONDON, June o-The opposition 10 the licensing
clauses OF the local government bill has proved
too strong TO be resisted and the government has
determined to drop them. 1t is difficult to see
what else they could do. To persevere with
the clauses In their present form would have been
TO court certain defeat, and the government is ad
mlttedly afraid TO face the country by dissolving
parliament Member after member declared his in
tention OF voting against the government, including
quite respectable minority even OF the unionist
coalition. Yesterday the tory members for Lon
don met and agreed to ask the government to
withdraw the clauses. This finally led 10 their
abandonment. II is significant that there is
complete change OF tone OF the ministerial organs
In regard TO those who organized the great hostile
demonstration In Hyde Park last sunday. The
Ndnddrd, while deploring the TACT a victory for
opposition and as testimony the strength OF the
nome rulers admits that the advocates OF local
option are not confined TO one party, and the
Morning Post announces its conviction that the
boncst leaders OF the temperance movement are
the Dill lightened TO this important extent, how
ever the chances OF passing II this session are
proolematical. AT yesterdays sitting only eigh-
Teen lines were got through out or four thousand
three hundred and sixty. At the same rate iu
would take two hundred and forty-two sittings TO
dispose or the bill at least four times as long as
the present session Is 10 run.