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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-05
Diamond Dots.

BROOKLYN has signed Catchers Peoples
and Clark.
ST.. LOUIS and Detroit today at $50
o'clock pm.
Arson has decided to give Goldsmith
another trial.
VINO the deuce cares which club wins
this afternoon?
TnE st. Louis team will arrive from
New Orleans this morning.
DETROIT leaves for Birmingham after to-
days game. st. Louis goes home.
JAKE WELLS, OF last years New Orleans
club, has signed with Kansas City.
TINS will be the seventh season for
Browning, Hecker and Wolf with the Lou
isville club.
GRuBER, OF the Detroits, has new out
shoot that he guarantees will fool the left
handed batters. 1t did seem TO work yes
terday.
TIE man with twenty. horse power lungs
should not abuse the ear-drums OF his deli
cate neghbor at every exciting play dur
ing the game.
THERE will be no more baseball here
after today until the 2Sth instant, when
Southern league championship series
will be played
ALI OF the Detroit players have been
signed this year TO play until November l.
There will be no extra compensation Tor a
worlds championship season should De-
troit be one OF the contestants next fall.
THE following is the mileage Of the Texas
league teams under the schedule just
adopted by that organization: Dallas,
3,552; Fort Worth, 800; Houston, 1882
Austin, 1884; Galveston, 3,96S; San An
tonic, 1902.
kirby doesn't appear TO be exertinl
himself when in the box, but he manages
to cxtricate himself from box very cley
erly. The roof over the grand stand ros'
several inches when Richardson, first maj
to bat for the visitors, retired gracefully oil
three strikes.
The man with the green pants and cal
impressed the immense audience at tn
park yesterday that he knew how TO man
age n game OF baseball. II was Mr.. j. ii
Gaflney, of the American association
When men reached the bases-and tina
was scldom--he took the center OF the dia
mond as point OF observation.
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Special Dispatch to TIC AnpcOL
PINE BLUFF, Ark April 4.-Interest in
the Pine Bluff, New Orleans & Monroe
railroad is revived. 1t sproposed to raise
$4,000 as a donation Tor depot grounds
for any responsible company that will
build from here 70 Monroe. Mr. Louis
Altheimer, a prominent merchant, started
out with a paper this morning and got
$4,000 subscribed in few minutes and
will secure the balance tomorrow. Some
eastern capitalists made the offer some
months ago that ii the city would subscribe
the above amount they would construct
the road, but ii was not accepted.
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Robbie has been n pretty good little BOY
MI day, and his father was very much
pleased. you'll find, Bobby" said the
ali man. ',that virtue Is lis own reward.
1 mean by that. that every time You do
What S you 0uEs, g ys' zee os yes.
spondcd Bobby iniclligcnty, ann nov,
papa, II you'll give me cents 70 Es. y
package oil sol coleman's ko-ko tuiu ono"'
Ing gum. You'll feel rood ton
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remember the enlightenment to be given
at the theater on, Friday, April 8, for the
benefit Of the Mount Vernon fund A
rare treat is promised in the little natural
artist Miss Greenweod in u part arranged
for her by Miss I,evellyn. Then, aside
from the attraction OF the program, the
cause for which it Is given appeals to every
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balls-0n Kirby 80, Gruber 49, Total
called strikes-On Kirby IL, Gruber 2S.
Flies caught-Memphis G, Detroit IL.
Struck out-By Kirby 2, Gruber 5. Passed
balls-Broughton l. Wild pitches, Cru
Der l. Time-2:l0. manifestations.
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GIANT BASEBALL TEAMS.
CHAMPION NATIONAL AND SOUTH
ERN LEAGUE CLUBS CONTEST.
The Former Proves Just a Little Too
Heavy for the Local Favorites and
Leave the Field with Majority Of
One-Today's Game -Brevities.

eft is natural for man to indulge in the
illusions OF hope" said Patrick Henry
over 100 years ago. He didn't refer TO
game of baseball, il is true, but still he
said i: and left it to be used by generations
which have followed him chronologically.
II seemed really natural for the lovers OF
baseball to indulge in the illusions OF the
hope that Memphis would defeat Detroit
yesterday. Nobody forgot the worthy
reputation of the visiting club-the best
ball players in the world, nor was ii be-
cause they oyerrated the Memphis boys.
1t was simply great desire TO see Mem
phis win, together with the recollections
Of st. Louis deieatsthat inspired this hope.
We lost. But it was glorious defeat and
while the game might have been ours, had
McAleer felded as he did last year, we
could scarcely find fault with him.
Had anybody else played like he did
Yesterday there couldn't have been word
said OF complaint. But McAleer, tho brill
liant and superb left fielder OF last season,
would have captured two OF the impossible
flies that were knocked TO McAleer oil
1888 yesterday.
Taking into consideration the fact that
the Memphis team knew Cal Broughton
they didn't take enough chances in run
ming bases. In this they were slow. But
whatever might be said the game. was o
pretty one, and each member OF both
teams played his very best. The audience
was satisfied beyond expectation, and ev'
erybody is thoroughly convinced that We
have splendid club, which, II II plays
throughout the season ms II has played
thus lar, no Southern league club will be
able TO defeat il in the pennant race. Tho
pnme resulted 3 10 Din favor OF Detroit.
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THE FIRST ANNIVERSARY.
An Event at Nelson's Business College
Appreciative Students.

Appreciative Students.
Yesterday was an event in the life Of
Prof. A. T. Nelson, the principal of the
leading business college in the south,
which he has every reason 10 feel proud
Of. II was the anniversary OF the estab-
lishment OF his college in this city, which
occupies the spacious halls on the second
floor OF the magnificent building at Second
and Monroe streets. From the initial day
the history OF the college has been crafty
ingly successful. Since the commence
ment OF the college one year ago yesterday
there have been 255 students enrolled. A
great many Of them live in the city, and a
number OF those from distance have by
virtue Of their excellent training and prac-
teal knowledge Of bookkeeping and mer.
camille affairs, been enabled 10 secure posi-
tions as such in some OF the best houses in
the city. The large hall was quite filled
with regulars and ex-studenis.
Prof Nelson made them n brief and APP
propriate address, reviewing the first year
of the colleges achievements, referring 10
the fact that in that time the sons OF Gov.
ernors, senators, congressman, merchants,
capitalists, and In fact Of men in
every branch Of life. had received
their business education there.
Twelve prizes had been awarded
for proficiency in pcnmanship, and three
gold medals TO those who had attained the
highest honors In all branches Of the col.
lcgc counc. Not one student OF the 25i
who took three or.six months course Is
now out Of employment. He thanked the
students again most cordially for theft
gcntlemanly Department and diligence,
4 aud then invited them and all prescut "a
accompany him 10 n feast OF Ice cream and
other delicious delicacies he had prepared
for them. II was n banquet which all en-
joycd, aud at It's conclusion there was stil
another agreeable surprise IN store Tor th'
popular professor. Mr.. +. V. Holmes, u
behalf Of the students, in fitting speech
prcscnted Mfr. Nelson with an cxquisitel!
handsome gold-hcaded cane, which b
/ .....f.l Il. - uaat feaunuaa
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To New Orleans, Vicksburg,. Baton
Rouge, jacksonville, little Rock, lex
arkana, Dallas, Fort Worth, Birmingham,
Atlanta, Chicago, 81. Paul, and many
other points. !. hAhhiseN q W,
Members American Ticket Brokers Asso-
citation. No. $40 Main street.
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Special Dispatch to The Appeal
HELENA, Ark, April Mr.. L. C..
Hughes and Miss Mary Knch, Of Tunica
county, Miss, were married this morning
by Squire S. w. Tappan, OF this city.
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Miss LEwEILyN's entertainment, TO be
given at the theater Friday night, for the
benefit OF the Mount Vernon sufferers,
promises TO be q success.
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IonGE NOTICES.

CoUTH MEMPHIS LODGE. 40. us. y.
DA. M.wiu meet iusuecinl communication Ny
this CTHuItsDAI) evening, April 3, at sIN
O'Clock, for work IN lhe 4. A. degree. All y. As.
rs orlcr IA. KEELING. w.M
Attest: ]. T.. srlIERs. secretary.
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Marriage nj Helena.

HosE, hose, hose at Brownies. the
Number
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To,Iny,s Game.

81. Louis will arrive from New Orleans
this morning, and play the Detroits at $3.50
this afternoon. Following are players and
positions arranged in batting order:
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DAILRoAD WORK 10 ut WE VA, mAVk V ,,,h
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s.,i,,.t 49, w tion on outhts aud hands
over the n n. Va x "a nifoad ,yslem. iof ,he
worn. rot further lnlounai9n app tsrg o 10
In Knoxville. Tcun. McpONAhp' '"""
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-05

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Of century Of constant use has demon
STATED beyond question that Tanners In
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infallible cure Tor all kinds Of neuralgia and
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DIR. d. S. JOHN MS
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
No. $50 Main Street,

MEMPHIS, TEN ~ EsSEB.
tEsiabil,bed In 1901
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HEALTH n WEALTH Dr. iieaaregard's
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DIED.

FiTzGERALD-on March 4, at o'clock pm
ELIZABETH daughter OF Vim. and lOn0n fiUgof'
aid. aged Xix months
Funeral from rcsidcucc, So Second street Chcl-
sea. Thursday. March 8, , O'Clock pm. Friends
invited.
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Summary. Earned runs -DctroitI ], Nom
pits o. Two hose hlis--Reccius. Richard
con, 1wilchcll and Gruber. Total called
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CHECKED IN his WILD CAREER.

Some few weeks ago, Irwin NJ. Locwen-
stein, aged twenty years. ran away from
his home, No. 5l5 Main street, for the
purpose of going TO Mexico. The young
man was clerk at Il. Battier's drug
store. lie reached New Orleans in safety,
but was traced 10 that point by his
mother, who desired him to return home.
Monday night about o'clock, she had
local detectives 10 arrest and confine him.
Later, she called, reasoned with him with
all q mothers tenderness, and lac con-
scntcd TO return, promising never again TO
alarm her by running away. The two
reached Memphis yesterday.
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There was q gratifying response by locn
vocalists to the invitation 10 attend re-
hearsal for the great Gilmore festival at
IIouck's music store last night. Prof
winklcr had little difficulty in getting
them well along ia the music, MS most Of II
was already familiar TO them. There Is
vet plenty Of room and desire for all who
will Join the chorus and assist in making
the festival credilable TO those participating
and the city at large. II is matter in
which all who are capable should take u
lively interest and do all in their power 10
forward lis cause.
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n etlIcal Ethics.

Medical societies make themselves ri.
diculous sometimes by the plain evi-
dence that they give that they are
not keeping up with the progressive
spirit of the century. The American
Medical association In session in Gin.
cinnati, has Just illustrated this. DIR. i.
Webster Fox, with whose name the med
ical world is ringing because of his sue
cessful transplanting of tho cornea of q
rabbits eye 10 the eye Of a female patient
was to have read paper on the operation
before the association named. When it
was found thatlie had submitted to an
interview on the operation and that it
had appeared in the newspapers, the doc
tors declined to permit il to be entered
upon the minutes Of the societys pro.
ceedings.
1t was fossiliferous action worthy Of
the days when newspapers did not flour
ish, and when book learning was confined
to the clergyman and physician. 1t is
written that T" the truth shall make you
Free" Medical ethics are peculiar when
they prevent the publication of discov-
cry that is boon to the whole race.
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VA NNi MdRER'S.
PHILAnxLrHIA.s Saturday, May IL, 1854
IL.


PHILAnxIrHIA. Saturday, May Ia lsss,
"A sharp breeze in Light Cot,
tons. Glad Ginghams 90 to
soc; spirited Sateens I2H to
size; clipper Chintzes I2Tc;
choice Cheviots 10 to i5c;
primly proud Prints 6 to Sc.
Serviceable Seersuckers, OF
course. When you want a
stuff to stand grief and still
come up smiling, you get Seer
sucker. Cr,nkled or plain. Let
one grade stand for all
crinkled, Sc, A this year s
center; don't Judge it by last
year. Cluster, = and 4 inch
stripes; pink, brown, gray,
navy.
Cotton Lawns used to be the
pet hot weather stuff. But they
crumpled and rumpled and
mussed and looked ugly with
rough use, and must be done
up with care. Crazy Crepes
have edged into their place.
Easier, breezier, and always
look dressy if they're clean. "A
new printing Of Crates, includ-
ing a liberal lot of the lovely
grays, are just on the counter.
I2Hc.
Northwest OF centre.
That Chestnut street window
full Of half-priced Suits for ? to
10 year old girls is but a title
page to the book Of bargains
on the second floor. Suits for
Country, Mountain, Seashore,
Travelling, Tennis. SI.so to
sS.
Second noor. Chestnut street side. Two ele.
vators.
Linen Sheets are no better
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THE sad death Of Clarence Scudder, a
n'neieen-year.old student at Rutgers
college, New Brunswick, N. j., Will call
attention to the perils OF the gymnasium TO
students Of athletic tendencies. He was
practicing the high Jump when In falling,
he was precipitated upon bar which
entered his back to the depth of twenty
inches. The recital causes shudder, and
the anguish OF the young man who is dying
was understandable. The high jump Is one
OF the new features OF athletic exercise.
which has only come into prominence In
the past few years, 1t seems to have no
utility and the accident proves It to be
irsught with absolute peril to life.
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PERSONAL.

r. {, KNIGHT Is talked OF for presIdent
OF the South Penn road.
BISHOP KEANE. has collected In Pbra.
deiphis sso, OOO for the Catholic university
al Washington.
sENAToR IuRPIE, OF lndians, has been
unanimously awarded his seat by the ,3en :
sts committee or privileges and elections
ihREPREssIBLE CHARLES McGLApr
WIN inaugurate the season at his Mansion
mouse at Atlantic City on Saturday next
with full dress reception.
GoNERNoR BEAVER, Adjutant General
Hastings and other military men have "a.
lectsd the site ct Mt Gretns for tha ,igs
range for the national guard.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND WAS the recInI.
ent OF paper weight from the parents ot
Rye I. Parsons, OF Pittstield, Mass, who
was onIy ten months old. Toe little tot 9
ident wrote graceful note OF scknow wIsdg "
ment
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TAX to q Squire.


We print Squire Mages's long commu.
nicstion, dealing with Mr.. Randall, be.
cause 1t shows the line of thought of
those who are disposed to tear any Dem
ocr4t down who does not wholly run with
tnem on the question of the tariff dis.
position which has prevailed ever since
sho government was formed, and We, the
nation at this time affords the spectacle of
political parties with every phase of opin.
Ion upon the subject to be found in each
There are almost as many opinions upon
the tariff as there are people and there
Ape consequently lots of people who want
all the time to kick other people out of
THAR political company, though they NAV
have been bed fellows for years.
Here is Mr.. Randall, who has been a
Democrat greatly honored by his state,
and four years ago proposed by it for the
presidency, who has largely been boss Of
the state, and dictated its policy on this
very tariff question two years ago, who is
now told that he cannot go to the st.
Louis convention because he does not
represent the states present opinion upon
this issue.
Very well, indeed. II he does not
Npeesent the states opinion, we agree
Ah Squire Magee that he ought not To
aens 70 st. Louis as delegate nro.
1 anybody can be found who does,
& Dss ve sen'ured to doubt that any such
se'1 oe found, and to question whether
~. randall was wholly obnoxious to the
taxln sentiment OF the state.
Me thought 50, because he was provsa
not 8, be two years ago. That s,s,a t.1s1a ."n
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vention would have sent him TO the ma.
tional convention and left Mr.. Scott at
home perhaps. Now the see-saw may be
the other way; but we are excusable, per-
chance, for not knowing IL before the
state convention meets at which, for
aught that we know, Mr.. Randall may be
on top again. Since then, to be sure, the
president has declared himself on the
tariff and, though we do not think with
Mr.. Magee, that a presidents fiat con-
trolls necessarily the policy Of the party,
we agree that it is q potential factor in
making it up, and can generally do 1t II
it is fairly sensible. We agree also that
the president has made sensible deliver.
ance, and that the party Is ready TO stand
by it, and that 1t 30 declares in all Its
conventions.
But we do not see how this puts out
Mr.. Randall or any other Democrat who
Is ready to favor reduction OF tariff
duties.
For this Is all that the president has
demanded. lie has spoken fair words Of
the doctrine of free trade, but has con.
ceded that 1t was not doctrine to prac.
tice, in this country, at this time. No
one In authority wants to enforce free
trade. The Mills bill Is o protective
tariff measure, reducing the tariff rates
on an average, Mr.. Scott says, not eight
per cent.
This is the way that every Democrat
can sustain the president, while main
tanning his own views as to the measure
and mode Of tariff reduction. Thi, Is
the reason that all the Democratic con-
ventions are 80 unanimous. This Is the
reason that the Pennsylvania cOnven.
ton will be unanimous. And then reso-
lutions do not run the country, but laws;
and there is no danger Of any law ever
being deliberately passed, by any party
intelligently represented, To damage the
industrial interests of the country.
Squire Magee and his neighbors may
believe abstractly In free trade, as we
may but we fear that il the squire takes
count Of noses among them upon the
question OF reducing the tariff on Su-
matra leaf tobacco from seventy five
cents pound to thirty.flve cents, as the
Milh bill does; they will not be in favor
OF 1t, as we are not, knowing that it will
beruinousto our tobacco cultivation; and
they will be right. This tariff question
is one decided wholly by self-interest.
There is nothing else in It, though all
stractly and in general humanitarian
sense, we should share with all the people
OF the world our wealth and have q
share OF theirs.
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HAaeh nall NNNA

Tho rain interiered with baseball yestsr.
day and the games could not be played iu
eli Of tho citiea.
The League games yesterday were Az
Detroit, Detroit O. Philadelphia 4 ut In
dianapolis, Washington O, Indianapolis 8 (;
at Plttsburg, Boston 2, Pittsburg 0.
Visu pitched . great game for Cincinnati
yesterday, and the g. Louis had but two
hits OIL him.
The Association games yesterday were |:
Al Cincinnati, Cincinnati 2, g. Louis ct
Louisville, Louisville II, Kansss City ut
The Sophomore club of FlsnklIn and
Marshall college played snd ::defoated .
nine from town, calling themselves the
Ivory's, yesterday, by the score Of IL to Is.
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OUR always interesting and usually saga.
cious Republican contemporary, the Phila.
dslphia Eoening Telegraph, has way OF
speaking out In meeting that must be pecu.
iiarly shocking 10 orthodox Republican
ears. Here IL recent deliverance: "Should
Mr.. Blaine be nominated, his record. writ
ten by his own hand and certified to over
his own signature, would he borne down
by the clear, clean one OF Grovor Cleve-
land" The Telegraph wisely interprets
the signs OF the times.
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On't Experiment,

You cannot afford to waste time in expert.
menting when your lungs are in danger. Con-
sumption always seems ut first only cold. DO
not permit any dealer TO impose upon you with
covery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds.
but be sure you get the genuine Because he
can make more profit he may tell you he hss
something Just as good. or Just the same. Don't
be deceived, but insist upon getting DIR.
Kings New Discovery. which IL guaranteed to
give relief in all Throat. Lung and Chest
affections. Trial bottles FREQ at H. B. COch-
rams drug store. l37 and l39 N. Queen 81 Lam
caster, Pa. (G)
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ANOTHER man has been killed by the
deaily electric light wire. This time the
victim was t. II. Murray, a lineman for
the Brush company In New York. A
broken wire with no Insulating material
thereon was grasped by him and his spirit
was swiftly hurried to the confines OF eter.
nifty. The overhead wires must 20.