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Evening journal., 1888-12-27
w. L. seots's Big Coal Land Purchase.

PI1TBuRG, Dec. 27--James Matthews,
acting for Congressman ". l. Scott, has
effected one of the most important goal deals
ever made in the Monongahela sAlley. It
consists In the purchase Of Sl05,0oO worth OF
coal lands in Elizabeth township, this county,
lying between the Monongahela and Xough-
iogheny rivers. tract which Is the key 70 al
the coal lands lying back Of it. A Pniladel-
phia syndicate was making arrangements to
purchase all the coal territory between the
two rivers, but Mr. Scott has come Ia just u
,.lae 10 blo>k thsiE pan
Evening journal., 1888-12-27
"THE FUTURE OF THE oRoERn
II. v. Powderly Has Something 20 Say of
II in the Ofncial Organ.

Al III NAAN 0AANAhA 0AkAAN
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 27.-In The Journal
OF United Labor, issued to-day, I. v. Pow
derly, speaking OF ''The Future Of the Or
der,n says. "When / went TO Indianapolis
IL was with the intention Of placing the bur.
dens and responsibilities Of Office on other.
shoulders. / was denied the privilege, and
accepted for the ninth time the position of
general master workman. Il Is neither an
easy nor profitable position 70 occupy.
For two years and upward the ten
dency Of the order has been downward
In December, 1885, The New York Sun said
that five men had the right to stop 5,O09, 900
wage workers-that they had almost smnipo-
tent power invested in them The power and
authority Of the five men, and of the order
they represented, were 80 magnifed that
thousands OF curiosity seekers gained en-
trance to,the order / have been pressed into
service again with these words ringing in my
ears: we are passing through a crucial test
we need the aid ot your experience. your
counsel your knowledge Of the order II
lhe order needs me, IL also Reeds evexy other
earnest man and woman
Evening journal., 1888-12-27
West Virginia Congressman.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Dec Ex-Governor
Wilson issued commissions of election to John
O. Pendleton Dem }, congressman-elect from
the First district, and w. l. Wilson Dem J,
congressman-elect from the Second district.
No protest was presented Commissions were
not issued 70 the congressman from the Third
and Fourth districts, and Governor Wilson
says he win not issus commissions to them
until he eau do So according 70 law.
Evening journal., 1888-12-27
Iudicnarton at the Pope.s speech.

RoME, Dec 27-The pope's speech TO the
Sacred college has renewed the quarrel be
tween the Vatican and the Italian govern
ment The Liberals are highly indignant at
the pope's denunciation of the chambers.
They declare the speech was one Of the Bit
terest uttered fIom tie papal chair for years.
The purpose OF it, they assert, is TO array the
Christian world against Italy.
Evening journal., 1888-12-27
nnrrln,s Meet wIth Poor success.

Norwich, Conn, Dec g7.-The ticket Office
Of the Norwich and Worcester railroad and
store on Ceatrh wharf were entered
by Darsluls sariy last eve-..lis, ~. N spite
of their bold and skillful work the thieves Sc
cured only SD. They escaped
Evening journal., 1888-12-27
Notice to Gas Consumers

The Wilmington Coal Gas Company desires
to announce tOits many patrons that the price-
and terms for gas after January l. l-ee, VIII
For ali Illuminating and heating gas, in
cluding that used for stoves Of all kinds. 81 IS
per thousand cubic feet subject 20 discount
of l0cents per thousand feet IL paid for within
ten days OF delivery OF bill.
Bills will hp delivered quarterly. monthly, or
Oftener If consumers desire II, or if the COM
pany thinks il desirable. In cases Of clubs
societies. ETC. etc. or of individuals, where
there is no individual or financial liability, ad
vance payments will be required.
Our present price for gas is believed to be
lower than that of any city Of its size similarly
situated in this country, and the only way In
which this low price can be maintained is by
prompt collection Of bills and the consequent
avoidance Of bad debts. With this object in
view We ask the cooperation Of our patrons.
even though il Inconvenience them somewhat
to pay at our Office, or mail checks within the
time named. This feature is so important 10
us that the discount In the future will not
be allowed to any consumer under any cir
cumstances after the ten days have expired.
and in default of payment after that the gas
will be shut of.
Complaints for supposed errors must be
made Immediately after receipt OF bill. 50 that
examination can be made and reported on OF
before the ten days limit expires as the officers
have no autOrity 10 modify our rules or permit
init delay in settling.
The OF IN known measure for gas is the gas
meter, which must be accepted as the measure
ment for gas consumption in each case. Conn
parsons with bills Of others are too uncertain
TO be seriously considered.
With prompt payments, no bad debts, i'm
proved processes in manufacturing and lower
prices FOR materials we indulge the hope Of
still lower prices at no very distant day, and
as an evidedce Of our faith in this prospect We
| point with pride 70 our list Of prices for gas
| FOR the last twenty-four years, having in mind
also that while the prices have lowered the
quality Of the gas has improved.
Price in 1864, $3.50 per Thousand, net.
| Price I'm 1868, $500 per thousand, net.
Price in 1872, S2.50 per Thousand, net.
/ Price in 1876, S2.50 per thousand, net.
/ Price In 1879, S2.OO per thousand, net.
Price in 1881, Si.SO per thousand, met.
Price in 1882, S1.BO per thousand. net.
Price in 1887, S1.35 per thousand. net.
Price In 1889. S1.25 per thousand, net.
We desire TO sell gas to every person who Is
| willing TO pay for il upon our terms AID con-
ditions. but we do not wish to have any Gus.
| toners who expect to dictate their own prices
| terms. times or modes OF payment.
It is not right that parties whopay promptly
| should be saddled. even indirectly, with th'
losses and delays of delinquents.
BY order of the Board,
EDWARD Belts. President.
Evening journal., 1888-12-27
HELP WANTED.

XTANTED.-A GOOD HARNEsS-MAKER.
w Reference required. steady work AQ-
ply at once. ]. 7. SrOOPS. New Castle. Del.
Evening journal., 1888-12-27
MovzaIENTs % rRE cRUIsFas.

The United STATES steamship Kearsage
has arrived at Cape ae Verde ~ her way
to MontaEideo. The Dolphin arrived at
AcapaleS. on her way to JapsR, and the
Yantc arrived at Santiago dc Cuba Mon
aay. After coaling she will rsturn 10 Port
an priace
Evening journal., 1888-12-27

Fourth and Market streets.
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THE WARNS ARE DISTURBED.
Real Estate Movements and Building
Activity Revived


Tnr ArrEAL has alwaystaken lively
interest in the real estate movements and
building booms, not from selfish motives,
but in the general interest OF the city. Ac-
tivity In these lines betokcns a vitality con-
duciye TO business prosperity and expan-
sion Of limits. In this general shuttle THE
APPEAL, Of course, expects TO emerge with
at least one bower, the ace and two or
three good suit cards II doesn't want the
earth, In the shape Of lone hand, headed
by the joker. SO far the only real estate
possessed by any OF the staff IL lot for
last resting place, thoughifully provided
by paying periodical dues into secret or
ders Neither does It's force keep the
architects hustling to draw mp plans and
specifications for the new buildings pro-
posed to be corrected.
But there arc gentlemen and ladies OF
means numbered with the fortunate and
enterprising. These are taking advantage
OF the city's onward march, and contribut-
ing literally toward II. sAdded TO these
are several foreign capitalists with an eve
to business, and altogether the prospect Is
almost dazzling Even at this early day
real estate mcn have got a move on
EN-" fixing their places for the spring
and summer campaign. They are
emphatic IN the declaration that at
no time in the history Of Memphis
WINS there such an encouraging outlook rs
At present. TO brighten the Wow comes
the promise Of great railroad bridge,
which ioretolls municipality working at
the metropolis Of the south. Other cities
may thrive and take on mammoth proper
tons, but they loom up like tallow dip
alongside the electric lightliko glory OF
Memphis. People and prosperity are
coming, 100000 strong.
An ArPEAL reporter visited The seven
leading architects Of tho city yesterday to
learn what they were doing for the spring
and summers building activity. In every
Office were found busy draughtsrnen, cncr-
getically tracing lines on plans and specii-
cations. The architects ARE generally well
posted as 20 the situation and prospects,
aud while the season il yet ia
its infancy they confess being busy,
but anticipate rush almost beyond
their capacity. Since January plans and
specifications have been drawn for houses
the cost Of which will not be less than
500 900 This isalmost entirely exclusive
Of the homo capitalists whose ayocaiions
are mixed up with the cotton business.
These gentlemen will moi consent 10 think
81 matters OF this sort until after The cotton
seasons close, In May or June. Thence
ON to October thoy devote undivided attcn.
ton to real estate and improvements. and
there is where nclivity for You comes In.
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Without fear Of snogeksiul contradiction,
we assert that the Ea.t End, now made nc.
opportunity ever offered Tor speculative In
ycsimcnt ON Beautiful home sites.
We arr now Offering acre tracts Ia syndi.
Gates that when sil,iividcd VIII surely pay n
lafgc profit 10 the investor
We are offering especial Inducements TO
PARTIES dcainng homo ftcs IN The way Of
prices, terms. etc, that viii pnovc a profia-
bic investment.
We invite the inieilipn, public 10 ofosELY
IsvrrToArg The following statement. We
are prepared 10 prove that the East End
promises greater rtnins for Investment for
either speculation or home Mites than any
suburb of the city.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

ionahle Adams. Jefferson, Court, Madison
aud Union streets viii be extended for miles
and miles east.
u has tho only avenues left COR pleasure
drives free frUm street car and rnilrond lines.
u u the only property oncred for sale
within eight TO twenty mlnuics' ride from tho
center of Memphis Hat eau be made fash
ionablc residence quarter.
IL i the only property within eight "a
twenty minutes ride that chn be bought
Cheap and ON easy terms that will be worth
from three TO i've times IT. ocst within a Few
Year, ir
81 five 81 our most intelligent business men
for the location Of ldlnwild--afier patient
and thorough Investigation for i've mouths
81 every piece ~ suburban properly ada
cent 70 Gle city Of Memphis.
II "a tie only aitc selected 20 build 1fiy
modern brick houses. of beautiful design, 10
be- occupied by syndicate sclccted from
our best class u citizens.
II T. the only suburb upon which ncgoll-
atoms are now pending 20 build 80 houses.
IL 4 fact thai tho newest mart 81 any city
II built np with residences of tho most
modern design and pleasing exterior. Mem
phh will be- noexccption 10 the general rule.
IL Il fact that residence properly II moro
valuable IN the fashionable suburbs than II
u IN the residence quarters In which the old
styles II architecture prcdonilnhie.
II \ fact that the fashionable residence
quarter eannoi extend further north or south
on account ~ railroads. Wolf river, etc.,
and mtut VI very necessity cxicnd'vast. ,l
The East End Dummy I, making regular
time. without any delay, Call for schedule
ni Slrallon. Thomas 4 liogrrs'. tL.i
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TOPICS OF THE TURF.
Track Notes from Montgomery Park
and Other Racing Points.

GREEN MoRRls, John II. Morris and
George Rice are the only stables IN the
west who have entered nj Washington
Capt Brown, while making entries, II h
believed viii only run one or two horses
there.
on CnAEIEr MARKS and Bob Miles are
the veterans 1.-THE track Neither oi them
woars bangs m yet. The chances are
that they viii not stand, aud their tails
will be leil long 10 fan with when fly time
comes. u Fen
WIrlnow and Arundel are both doing
nicely and ready for the strong work that
they got zach day. Withrow II grand
looking HORSE lie has filed ont wonder.
fully since last year. and N one Of the
heaviest horses in training.
Tnr New Orleans stakes that closed on
the lint have the following entries: The
llouHsbournc II entries, the Boston club
~, the rickwick u, the Cottrill n, the
Morris IL. aud thu Howard 10. This too
when they have at least go horses In
training there. r. .
GnrrN MoRnIs writes 10 q New York
friend that delightful weather prevails at
Mobile aud that his horses are doing we'll.
Sir Dixon. no says, has grown into a
| Swapping big fellow. trccn VIII SHIP Ia
Washington the iirst week IN April, m
will the stable OF Capt. Brown.
PgnsxNoSs, IA the Corfignn string,
started nj New Orleans last week and waf
served up n hot fayarite. The stable be.
ing very sweet on him, he could only gcl
the place, but two days nftofwnrd he Won
good race aud won solclcverly that II,
bids fair to he one Of the very best horses
In tho string. "a .'stv
oLD GoyERNoH, o. lluck franklin'n. an,
Bertha, Ia the same string, arc ncnrly Il
for the tap Of the drum. Indeed, every
thing la this stable looks well, and nj
! show TO bc racc horses. GENTLY lisa yer,
promising iiliy, and Mr. franklin rclusc'
. good snug sum for her bcior lcayinl
, New Orleans
JouN Mounts has Brookful, Panama am
Bob Mile. nut every day and will hav
them pady Ia race In short time. Ton
Hood looks well aud u doing nicely. III
; will ho q prominent horso among III
! sprinlcfs 1T Tie coming meeting. IL, LII
ne Minch. Bankrupt, Epbus, Climax
aud Arundel will about start IN the iuaug
uml Scramble. II will make race iha
will long be- remembered.
$50
~ RiotCn, ex.shcrin. Malvern, ~. owe
his salvation from Chronic Catarrh a. y,
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DREAM OF FAIR WOMEN"
And That's What It VIII Be to n Large
and Fashionable Audience.

Tho present week at the Memphis thea
ter will bc rich in entertainment, cspc-
cially for the social part Of tho city's popu.
laiion. For three nights Mrs. Lille
Iangiry will attract large and fashionable
audiences. but not more 20 than that
which viii assemble at the same place on
Thursday evening, the 10th instant In
point Of real aud appreciablc excellence,
the latter will afford rich and favorable
contrast. On tho evening In question
Miss Grace Lcwcllyn, assisted by her most
talented aud beautiful friends, will carry
out program Of varied and excellent
numbers, the equal Of which has probably
never been Witnessed In this city. The
chief attraction announced il Teany-
sons famous poem, dream OF Fair
Women" and tho bcholdcn, unless
chained to earth by superior will power,
will, indeed, wonder II he or she Is not In
dvamand gazing upon poems OF icmi.
nine grace aud loyclineas. All the paflici.
pants arc from the ranks of cream society.
and distinguished for their many charms
oi face and manner, coupled with peculiar
fitness for the parts cssayed in illustrating
the poem. Tho graceful poses on the part
IT these ladies will, In itself, be poem,
undcr their natural gnacc and the faithful
trimming 10y artistic Miss Lewcllyn. 1hcc
am In the subject masterpiece a number Of
tahlcauN, Tor all VI which Miss Lwcllyn
has provided special music. In addition,
the costumes aud scenic display will
be elaborate In the cxircmc no
expense aud effort in this direction
having been spared. Other excellent
features win introduce aud follow the
"Dram oi Fair Women" completing an
entertainment worthy a HOUSE hlled 10
OVERLOOKING aud the earnest, industrious
and conscientious young lady who has ~.
sumod aud admirably executed the man.
agcmcnt. Interest In the event IL sproad.
ing TO all parts Of the city, tickets an, go.
| ing nj rapid rate, and full house,
irom gallery 10 pit, Is assured. A number
Of iheatcr parties arc forming. aud boxes
will present beautiful picture ON that
evening. The program win have been
finished NJ l0Op. m. Despite the supc.
rior merit II the entertainment prices will
remain NJ usual. The box office, for sale
Of rscncd seats will open Tuesday morn.
ing ut Niizmann's, under Peabody b0lcl.
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The latest novelties In the lines OF iurni.
tnre and furniture goods OF every dcscrip.
ton can be sen nj tho waru.moms u the
Memphis branch house OF The Armstrong
Furniture company, Of Evansville, Ind,
which branch 4 located ON Sccond street,
Aycn block, opposite Court square. The
Memphis house will supply lhc trade Al
factory prices, freight added. The stock
Kept At the wacrooms includcs everything
known TO the trade, and especial attention
u called 10 the line VI parlor, dlning.fooin
ana bed-room sets, which .arv OF endless
variety, and are offered 20 the public nj
prices which will place than within the
reach Of all. Resident hon-ekccpcn and
slmngcrs visiting the city are respectfully
invited 10 cal and look through The vae.
rooins and price the goods.
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IOODoses One Dollar

100 Doses One Dollar" Is not catch line
only. but Is original with and true only Of
Hoods sarsaparilla, which is the very best
spring medicine and blood puriner. Now.
reader, prove II. Take bottle home and
measure Its contents. You will ind II TO
hold 100 teaspoonfuls. Now read the direc-
lions, and you win find that the average dose
for persons Of different ages is less than
teaspoonful. Thus the evidence Of the pecul-
lar strength and economy Of Hoods sarsa-
parilla Is conclusive and unanswerable.
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coLoREp CRIMINALS.
a Bed Man and Thl.vlns olri Ar.
rested


rested
Mary Henderson, the twelve year old
servant girl of Mn Winthrop. ut No. 100
High street. was arrcstcd last night for
stealing a gold necklace. two gold brasi-
pins, aud - IN cash irom hcr mislrcss.
Tho property was found on the girls per
son. .a.Ia I-f ..irf
negro 10y the namc Of Jamrs Howard
assaulted white man. whose namc could
not be learned. on Bcilc street
neal tho market spa,c. about II
O'Clock last night, with brick Officer
Iidwcll came up to arrest Howard,
when The wOuld.bc murderer pulled ont a
knife aud threatened 20 XIII The officer. a
rough-and-iwmhlc guiiic cnsucd for the
possession Of the knife, which the officer
succeeded In getting hold 81 before the ne.
gro could use Il ON hm Howard WAS
landed In the siniion-hnu-c. nnd will be
tried iol assault aud battery and resisting
an officer.
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WTIYp

II Is the hcalthicst
II h the chcnpcSt-
II IL the quicicsi. al.
II J. the most accessible.
II Il the most select
II has the highest elevation.
II 4 tic most beautiful
n a frrc nom smoke md noise 81 mil.
roads, manufactures, etc, aud always viii
be.
Il Is 20 controlled that 10 objectionable
features can obtain footh0ld.
II has the widest streets.
u has the deepest lots.
II i fivc from m1inrin.
ID i fire. lronlthc danger Of railroad col
IL Is tho only suburb that b iron.bridged
Il i the only suburb left who're The FASH.
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twenty years. and Dora Shannon, who
was twenty-five years old. II Is supposed
that johnson in some way sei the place ON
fire, Ms he had on ether occasions attempted
10 burn house. -.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-11

Tllr ruling OH IN the east Of all horses
having participated In nccr over half
mile tracks will have no effect on the
western cirult President CLARK. ~ the
Louisville club, has announced that HE
club will receive entries from all such
horscs aud give them MI the privileges Of
the luck. Ills action IN the matter will
almost certainly guide lrxinetoil and In.
'onin IN deciding this ycxaiious question.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-11

"Yuur Honor mi. man was taught steal.
ing boy II Lang. Pearl Tooth SOAP or a
druggists counter "DischaufcdiN roarcd
the magistrate "llc would not be human
werc he able IN Withstand the grca, icmpia.
ton"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-11

FnASsi.S, Tenn, March Yesterday
the room used ~ a jail attached 10 the
v<ounty asylum, caught Ere and was soon
o1vf|oDci IN names Two coiorcd persons
vosx rplnafrd- They were crnxy and had
ben gIero<I = 1I'is fooni Coz safe keeping.
1hs vIcIIue vc's Wan. Johnson, nscd
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parilla should DO so this spring II Is q
thoroughly honest and reliable preparation,
purely vegetable. and contains no Injurious
ingredient whatever. Thousands who have
taken Il with benefit testify to Its peculiar
curative power.
early last spring I was very much run
down, had nervous headache, felt miserable
and all that. ] took Hoods sarsaparilla and
was much benefited by II. I recommend t
TO my friends" Mrs. J. NJ. TAYLOR, iiis
Euclid Avenue. Cleveland. Ohio.
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March April May

Are the months In which TO purify the blood.
for at no other season is the body so suscep-
tible to benefit from medicine. The peculiar
purifying and rc,ying qualities Of Hoods
Sarsaparilla are Just what are needed 10 ex-
pei disease and fortIfy the system against the
debIlitating effects Of mild weather. Every
year increases the popularity Of Hoods Sar-
saparIlla, for 10 Is Just what people need at
this season. tits the Ideal spring medicine.
II you have never tried u, do so, and you
viii be convinced Of It's peculiar merit.
II take Hoods sarsaparilla every year as
n spring tonic, with most satisfactory re-
suits. I recommend Hoods sarsaparilla TO
all who have that miserable tired feeling at
this season.""ct PARMELEE, $40 Bridge
street BROOKLYN, NY
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T,.O r S A T. e.,

CcRyER LOTS Very cheap Manassas Robson and other
SWITCH PROPERTY Suitable Manois aud Ware
houses. ~. 1870,
REsD NOES large list from 81 800 $4,000 for Cash Monthly Pay
-Pnfery will enhance Value within
" Memphis grow
RESIDENCE extended Linden Vance,
Shelby Iuacri Mississippi and other nice Residence locations
BUILDING LOTS In every part 0 the city,
INVESTMENT Property paying from 20 per
MONTHLY MEN s-Twcn Taudcrdae
TRACTS -For Pickering, Krr avenue Trigg avenue.
E!sr END AND ALL DIRECTION Swell suited for subdivisions
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R.H..W GOODWIN.
.Hassgl0f4
Spring |.''iI RI. Goods.

We are indeed happy to say our stock was never SO
complete Brisling all over with genuine bargains.
Selected and confined styles Don't pay fancy prices.
We are not advancing any of our prices
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Purify Your Blood

We believe Hoods sarsaparIlla Is the very
best medicine to 'ake 10 keep the blood pure
and 10 expel The germs Of scrofula, salt
rheum. and other poisons which cause so
much suffering. and sooner or later under
mine the general health. BY Its peculiar
curaiiyepower. Hoods sarsaparilla strength
ems and builds up the system while 1t eradi-
Gates disease.
"My daughter has been very III with ecze-
ma. by reading about Hoods sarsaparilla I
was Induced 10 try this medicine, and was
wonderfully surprised by Us effects. When
she had taken half a bottle she was Ike
another child. and '.,.aen-the bottle was all
gone, she was entirely cured and IN perfect
health" ID. =. KAvAsAuoH. Is Daniel
Street. Albany. N, "
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DE- Rlorcn, eN-shcrin. Malvern. -. owe.
his salvation lrom Chronic Caiarrh To l'c.
fn.na nuiV.
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