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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-05
DICHMOND AND ALLEGHAAf
III RAILROAD
sCHEDCLE OF TRAINS IN kffECf
JUgE q. jya
ONLY LINE RUNNING SOLID TRAINS AND
PALACE SLEEPING CARO-
Bkrw8SN
RICHMOND AND LNSCuBthA
- -
Leave

ARRIVE RICHMOND
40 r. ". MAIL dAils lexcept sn1isp
Wis A NJ ACCOMMODATION daily erosli
sunday.
1870 A. ". EXPRESS dziiT
SUNDAY ACCOMMODATION between ks-a-
mond and Sc0ttsvillo leaves A. NJ. fe-uf-ins
arrives 7:l5 z. VI.
CONNECTIONS
At Clifton Forge VIII Chesapssks ani Oh1
railway for the south, West, aud Northwest
AZ Lynchburg with Norfolk ana Mesinrl rat.
road iOr all points South. Southeosa. an -vtA-
vest, and Yirgiai Midland railway Or 81 y.taa
North ami south.
AZ Richmond with Associstsi Railvsys '1- d..
points IN tho south. aud Richmond. fr~iercts
burg and Potomac railroad for no Nnrh-
At Lexington with baltimore aui ono ft.-
rOad, making close connections ~ hsrferf
Ferry y sad from Pittsburgh AID tns HeiS alsl
10 points North and East 49,.
Sissptz9-edr altackss % SsS As2'efs sosi 3D.
sIeeoins-csrs Lyuchburg to AemPais, S'Ej''
lessns and Ltijs Rock.
Tralns marked daily exceo' slaia0
Ecscts sold 70 all points. Onoes Us -ss
Main -traet. 1910 Main strevS AMI % y 'a noel
AMI Allegheny depot Eighth ani Caea t.re'h
JOHN r. aAthlMO.
ioa9 General FaseneT As'a-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-05
VIRGINIA ST2AMBOAT4.-

NIKliINIA STGAMBUAT9tSlsn
' COMPANY. for Old Point Nor Szskszzs<z-
folk, Portsmouth. NoVport News. Ciaremont,
and James-riger landings direct, BY eiegan. So
loon steamer AIIEI, leaving Richmond kVERY
MONDAY, WE'D Sk5DAY, and FRIDAY att A.
N. street-cars connect
Connections AZ Old Point closely with all tines
for northern cities same afternoon; alBo. az Nor
folk for Eastern North Carolina, the South. ana
Virginia Beach. James river by daylight Great
tourist line. Cheapest route.
Through tickets on steamer and at Garbor's
Agency, 400 Main street Baggage chocrod
through. State-rooms engaged for day or night
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Ports
mouth Old Point Wayerly. hickstord. Va, and
ali points 10 Eastern North Carolina, EASTERN
Virginia. and ali regular landings On the Janlos
river. az lowest ra;es Bnd thro1Rh bins issued.
LUCIEN b fATUM, Yics-Presicent
No iii Metn street ana Rockets.
IRWIN WEElGsk, Freight snd Passenger Agnnk
1eO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-05
FOE LIE ARE.

EOR LEASE, A VERY PRO CD
a. DUCTIVB JAMES-RlVKR FARM OF -
TIRES HUNDRED ACRES. twelve milos above
Richmond. Dwelling. Barns, Stables. sc. IL
needed the REQUESTS Teams, Machinery. Iuiple-
ments, Corn, DC. can be bought at reasona-
be prices on the place. Richmond aud Allie
ghany railroad station 90 the farm Apply az
ance 10 APPERSON & o..
an 2leod6t Real RBtato Agents. &c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-05
MINERAL wATERs.
W1)LE-TRAP HTHIA WATER.

This WATER has boon extensively used In
this and other cities Of the United States: has
acquired high reputation Ia diseases OF the
Kidneys and other kindred diseases. u has
beeafound beneficial In Gout and rheumatism
With persons having equity diathesis 1t has been
used with marked effect As Dyspepsia Water
II has no superior. and can be taken freely with
out Injurious effects. Price 25 cents per gallon.
For sale by ell Druggists. and by
PURCELL, LADD a CO,
Agents Virginia Springs Waters.
No. Governor street, Richmond, Va
au 13-rSol3i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-05

TOR RENT, THAT VERY DEGA
Il SIRABLE AND CONYENIENTLI-LO-iI
GATED RESIDENCE No. 206 eest Clay street,
proyementA and in frst-ciass order. Immediate
possession. Apply 10 .-,.
POINpEXTER e DRNOON.
~ o % 1873 Main sfreet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-05
TRAINS NogTnwAGn
Daily. fpaiiv ercoss snsdaJ
.n..,.s..,ru.s az ca

Daily fDaiiy excogt SnadAJ.
sToPPISG-PLACEa mn,
Noe n and IL make no stops 49, 90 "a
only or signal az Manchester And Nnoss..i,,
rs stops only on sipial 81 Cheo.sI, - al
anu hAnchsstss No IS stops ca ss st.l
regular seAsi0ns No. Is st0us On s,St..s..i ~,
reSular stations aud also a. lstnplo -. : 81
ws,rhau Sos u, 81, 81. 81. j. No. 49,
stoo AZ al tstscns fox passenger
PULLAAS-cAE Skh'lCA ,.,,-,,.
CpTrNln< Sox "a Ans - sioopius- ~ 49,, -
New Yors ana Tsmpz, sA, 90 a. netwssa
ON Trans sox u ami q sieepanx-esN - IA 4
~ s~hiu xton snd CbAstesiOn. on i.,s.es.
,'..asns..xr, ts,seea New YORK sn1 .,.~.,
IN. so lrnia No H slcopins-e>S
"a - IN xsop ana ya,ksoaTfle ,.o-,,x
Tag ONLY AlLEAn LINE ~ NV Sgn.0-~
,.,,,s .,p-x,A. NJ 4 Norfolk. .....-S2s
tss','s.os.d nap n. Norfolk ....-.-.s. :.
Ha~ssfs GA NJ hNh Hona. 80 pa
NS,sois sss0P ~ kiennoad :. 80. .a,ss a
8 ~ s, 49, .,.ins aas-s make close
s.,,. I.pcnpurg. Axd south ssstnf = $3.50. ..,e
ana ~ stations on rs NeftoA an '..,,ss-, 10
as.s s ascens ne larSs uain. fA,s.e nj
,sssas. Sess u Psssr,oarS sneus sriiy
4. n uain S'ss0" superinteniea-
m sxxnz. Gooorns superintontee-
81 ssrssox asasCsi rssssaSs< Ases.
so.- aIIA frame haaxxss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-05
DICHMOND BAZAAR. DO
HI Nos. 1893 AND 1910 FRANKLIN STREET.

TO-DAY
at 10 O'Clock we will sell number OF excel1eh'
HORSES. MULES. SECONDHAND BUSSlsS'
PHaRTONs, and WAGONS, from which seiec-
tiongmay be made.
AT II O'CLOCK
90 bales Of HAY. In good order:
very good secondhand TOP-BuGGf;
very good secondhand PHAETON; .p
1 very good secondhand TOP-WACOS ana Ia
NESS: ,cn,.ov
worry good secondhand FAMILY CAhHiA0n'
reliable family MARE-good driver;
large size and sound MUIB.
ss5 E. h COOK, Salesman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-05

THE GREAT SPECIFIC FOR INDIGESTION
and It's attendant evils. Headache Biliousness,
Constipation, Plos, Laastude, etc.
Safe to take Ia any condition OF tho system,
with any diet, and without danger from exposure
70 wet or cold. Absolutely free from mercury or
ANY Injurious IMMORAL IN grodienL
sMy wife has suffered for many years with In
digestion. muss admit after trying everything
else recommended 70 me tried simmons Liver
Regulator. Ia three days otter taking II accord
ingfo your directions, hHff-tablespoonfu after
each meal. she has been in perfect health. she
does not suffer Of AL. and can eat nythiRg sho
wants Without any Of her previous symptoms."-
w. C. SupERs. BaiRbridge. Ga.
Demand the genuine. which has the red Y on
front OF wrapper, prepared only by
J. H. ZEILIN 4 CO., Sole Propnetors,
al all. Su,W&w Philadelphia. Pa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-05
Schedule in Eject
.InlY 4 lSlt

NDNNh Il lUNN
Train Va 20 connects daily cNcrpt SUD az
at kcysyine Tor Chase cify. ClAr<ssuis, al
O1iord. t0Yuecss 4aH. ht dreegsuor) Tor Uf
am, Raleigh, Ssiem. AM winston. Anl 81
points on Aorh CarJiius Division: 40 saiis'..f
Tor Ashcviio, lit eprng.. auI on p-bS ~
Western North CAROLINE. aud at 1Bai'.-a n
Chariot -. a. lfril'a 1rd Augts. rnir'"L
Train NJ. D! c0rnocl daily a. breen,y'',
for salem. MIns.cr. kstniFh, SolfsbrrD, Al
MoreheGd city. ~ "a isuury for ArAcsNle, h'1
Sprpgs, and au points ln estern Nurth Nai'
Ina: at ChariDus with Charlotte Columbia 81
Augusta railroNi inr Columbia. AugaspA Als~l,
Charleston savannah. lhomlsville ia, Js'h'
sDnyiiie. AMI OL.sr Florida yolnis also. 80
Carolina CeH ual railroad To- Wilmington
Trans from the south arrTs a. hchmoai
A. N. ana * y Il. u .......
ft,tI,Et .,cONNODAuON.
Leave Richmond .............-..... ..ltB a y
Arrive Manchester ............... ....fs;lo 7. -
tAMBLIA COURTHOUSE TRAIN.
Leave MchinOn1.......... ..........,.tD9t. -
Arrive Et.h ni.............-..-- ~ - Dr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-05

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COUNTY OF HEs-
RIcO-BLACKBUHS AND WIS VS.. PArnoS AND
AIS:
!, W. s. Leake clerk OF the said court. do here
by certify that Special commissioners A. X.
Courtney, Edmund C. Minor, aud Conway X.
Sands have given the bond required ri them by
decree entered In said cause on tho 10Th day Of
July, 1883.
Given under my hand this LIST day Of August
1855.
sea VS.. LEAKE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-05
r.rsyv. CEMENT. PLASTER. &c.
WANTS

WANTED, A POSITION IN A
w SCHOOL OR FAMILY TO TEACH tho
usual English branches, Latin. French. and hJisic
dnstrumontsO Has had some experience.
references exchanged. Address
Miss SPENCE,
% III, ST. CIalra HniaI. Richmond. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-05
DEPARTURE oE STEAMERS.
OLD DOMINION STEAM 4>sEyA
" sUIP COMPANY sAk<azos

FOR NEW YORK
STEAMERS leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY e. 7. Al.
steamers leave Nsw York for Richmond
RYEKY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY a. r.
NJ arriving In Richmond MONDAY and fhl-
DAY MOkAINGS
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Cabin faro 10 New Yort VIA James-riyoe
route dncluding meals snd oertnl. I'D %
Round. ttp tickets, hEnited " thirty days
After date Of issue. Observation-Disclosures Np
s,earaco with su bsisLence. .........-....... 6O
steernxa without suosistonco... ...... EW
Cabin faro wa Chesapeake aud Ohio rail
Cabin faro va Richmond and Petersburg
ratlrOad. ..........-...-.. ...-.......-. ~ W
TICKETS can DO obtained At A. W. CARRIERS. 1000
Main street: Chesapeake ami Ohio and kica-
mond and Petersb burg depotS, and 81 compsnys
ofaoes 1901 Main stroos. and wharf kockettA
Rreizfts forwarded and through bills Of ladlng
ssued for points beyond Nov York
Frelgnt received daily until hour OF sailing
passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS
III RSDAYS. WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS, ana
SATURDAYS BY the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way (tLI Newport News, a. s:fj A. H.. and oy
Hlcnmond aud Petersburg railroad same days.
NJ IO.S A. NJ. will MAKE connection at NUl-
FOLK with steamer leaving those days.
GEORGE w. ALLEN CO.. Agento,
No 1901 Main street, and
rotj Compenyis wharf. RocEstA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-05
-yoTTYG TIDY on AK YFARS'

WANTED. -P A. RITES MAKING
w exhibits atthe Exposition will please loaye
theft orders for SHOWCASES lany style or sizoI
before tho 10TH SEPTEMBER. Having already
several large orders, factory will not be able 20
make up The cases nfter abOvo dafe in time for
the KxpOsision. CASES FOR KENT or SALE on
reasonable terms j. II. VALENTINE,
an 26-cod-t t4Gs Maiu street RichmcDd. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-05

A YOUNG LADY WHO HAS At
~ TENDED the Grand Conservatory Of Music,
New YORK. desires a position 70 TEACH VOCAL
AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC. WIN Alec tebch
Latin, French, Knglish, and Mathematics Ad-
dress NJ. r C., care Postmaster. Lexington, Va.
I'm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-05

OARDERS ANTED.-THE
I'D house lately occupied by Mrs. Webb. 2n
east franklin street., "a being put In thorough
order, and will be OPENED As A FIRST CLASS
BOARD.NG-HOUSE ABOUT THE l0Fn SEP
TEMBER By MRS. PAFfIS0N, late Of Balt-
more. Rngagements may be made at once at
her present address, No. 100 cast Grace street,
Richmond Gu 2s-lm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-05

NgTANTED.-"I WANT by HORSE
w healthy. fat slick, sirUng-equal 70 any
amount Of work. would Ike my cow TO give
gallons upon gallons Of the richest milk-mostly
cream TlWOuld suit me exactly Then buy
your FEED at FINNkY BROTHERS. RICH
MOND FEED MILLS, llo4 Cary street Phone
713 50 l-lT
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-08-02

Asa free man and e. "a citizen 81
Mi--.--ippi every employeof the Wc.-
-on mills ha- q perfect right ta spend
hi- rauiu-- where "a please. lIe
ma, -eul Co New Or.ean. To- Do 80 de-
-irc- tie j. under uo moral obIiga-
lion 10 buy Dis provision. and clothing
ia We--on becau-, Do choo-c- 10 earn
hi. money inside Of the wall, 81 tbc
Mississippi Nill-.
10 would seem to follow thar if the
Mississippi Mills owned Beaurcgard
instead Of Wc-sou IL would be au Of
Tense equivalent 10 @ discharge IT, the
employees ia We--on should trade
there instead of trading in Bcaurc-
gard al considerable loss Of time and
OF unnecessary trouble.
Il would also seem 90 follow that &C.
the Mississippi Mills, chartered to CAR
~ on the business Of cotton muuufac-
turing. and not TO run a grocery store
or a meat market. did not have a pc
cuniary interest IN the town Of Yves
son, il would be immaterial 10 the
mills whether the cmploycs traded Ia
Wc,son or in Bcauregaul
A. it is, the enployc. must buy
their goods at certain designated pa-
ces named by the Mississippi Mills, or
be discharged without fear or favor 30
excepting the favor" shown 10 the
business men Of Wes>on: who. 1t
seems. ru,tomarily sell goods ten per
cent higher than the same can De- pur-
chased in Beaurcgard. one mile dis
tant.
Entrenchcd behind the right to dis
charge amy employe ia order that he
may keep himself IN a good huuor. 90
Capt. oliver may nnd the legal right
10 discharge his employees but lac win
find il no easy matter to keep the
good people of thi, State from con-
demnine hi, mrighicou- action ia the
most unmeasurcd terms. - Meridian
News.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-08-02
EXECUTIVE CLENIENCY 4 NIIsNo-
MER.

Another striking illustration of thc
nbu,c ofthe pardoniug power wa, fur
ni,hed al the term Of the Circuit
Court just closed ia this county.
Ben Wilkersou. who ha. achieved
considerable notoricty a. negro thief
had been convicted at former term
Of the court .or larceny. aud sentenced
Ia one years imprisonment n the pen
itcutiarl. After serving but few
months. our element Governor. whose
breast seem, alway, full to overflow
ing with peculiar kindne,, toward
convicted criminals. stepped in with
his little pardon and Benjamin went
forth to pursue his unrcstraiucd me-
farious practices. And pursue lhcm
it seems he did right vigorously.
Only short time elapsed, however
before vigilant officers captured the
nimble fingered benjamin in hi, cho,.
en- work, ana at the recent term of the
circuit court, he wa, again convicted
and sent up for term Of seven wear,
50 that before the year of his uneN-
pircd sentence had passed, he has been
pardoued, again convicted aud sentcu-
ced 10 seven wears additional impri>
Onmcnt
Had not our clement Governor
shown such undue haste to nullifv
law which he was elected, and took
an oath 20 enforce. the last victim of
Benjamins cOvetousness, would not
have been minus his goods, and Ben
would soon have been a free man. in
stead as now of bcholding the prison
gates opeWng to close upon him for
seven years 10 come.-Ncw Missis-
sippian.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-08-02

A young lady Kissed w. II. Harri-
son, the Republican nominee. the 9TH
er day, and then tainted dead away.
Poor child. She thought she had done
something very wicked when the fact
is She had conferred upon Harrison
one of the few good thing, lac will get
ont Of the campaigu.-L Macon News.
A. the candidates name is Ben this
kissing story bear, the marks Of un-
truth upon its face Indiana girls do
not faint dead away They have
strength to ask for more Kisses.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-08-02

Burnl Vista 4 Railroad Mreiiu4.
Ou Fida BE u.l'in.f. I'd 'afas ard
enthusiastic mee ul Df tbrI~aie 81
Bucua Vista anil vicinity was hy.i Zoo
thi- place zoo ihc interest of tl.e uelaaa.
Water Valley. Aberdeen ami BiruIr--
mm railroad aad ,hc foi'oWin. r.-o-
buttons were unanimously adopted
Resolved D. That $50 ihe citizens
Of Bueua Vista u1d surrounding -ouu-
o., rejoice 90 hear Than there i-a pro--
poet of railroad being built through
our section ofthecouute krovua- thD
Helena. Water Valley. Aberdeen and
birmingham railroad
Received 3 That we. ihc said elite
zcn-, are willing 10 cooperate with
those of the different sections Of Mi.-
,i--ippi and Alabama ia giving help
and aid ia the great enterprise.
Resolved 3. Thattwenty OF ON cit-
liens Doe appointed q, committee Co
assist ia procuring the right Of way
depot grounds and subscription to aid
the immediate survey of said road.
Resolved T. That So many Of the
said committee a. can DO 50, attend
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-08-02

Ia 1913 an Iowa man filed a claim
of S7j for the loss of horse IN the
Mexican war. The claim has just
been allowed, and he VIII now be able
to get another horse, This incident
is fitting answer to those carping
European critics who say that we do
everything with headlong haste in
this country.-New York Tribune.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-08-02

In the Democratic county conven-
tion last Saturday resolution was Of
ferred by K. w. Miller, Of the Finh
District, endorsing Gov. Robert Low
ry, which only received two votes, and
afterwards the mover Of the resolu-
ton was allowed TO withdraw it,
West Point Forum.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-08-02

A. long asa man confines himself o
talk. chatter, gable, he can safely be-
let alone. When he commits murder
there is only one thing to do. and the
sooner It l. done the better-fNew
York Herald. The anarchist must
90
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-08-02

Medicines, Toilet Articles Per-
fumery, Stationery, Patent Med
icines, Trusses, Braces. etc,
Lamps and Chimneys, Cigars.
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, or
anything kept by Druggists, call
on j. NJ. DAVIS North Side
Main Street.
nea- The Prescription Depart
ment is superintended by expert
enced persons, and perfect accura
cy guaranteed. Call when you want
the most goods for the least
money.-Oct. 81, 'S7-6m.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-24

Memphis can boast OF one Of the most
progressive, ingenious and wide awake
firms 10 DO found In the United States,
who excel In the art OF decorative sign
painting. Messrs. Hook x LaGrill COM
pleted yesterday for Mcssn. Darlington,
Mason 4 Sons, one Of tho most beautiful
and artistic signs that was ever made in
Memphis, and for which they have been
universally complimented. They also
manufactured thpsc handsome signs
which adorn the stores Of the Oliycr-Fin-
mic Grocer company aud Messn. Zcllncr
& Co. These signs are 40 attractive as 10
really constitute models Of beauty, and
the demand for them will be 10 great That
Messrs. Hook & IaGrill have applied for n
patent The following Ia dcscriptian OF
the composition Of the letters;
A composite letter ]. G., white onameled
letter mounted on wooden block letter,
with shadings carved on one side, tho
shadings In FURNISHED gold, tho elevated
edges painted in bright colon, and the
letter thus composed laid upon n smalted
or painted ground, presenting a new,
novel and most beautiful effect This
novel and beautiful letter was invented
lso 10 speak, by Mr.. l.. LaGrill, Of the
firm Of Hook a LaGrill, who. as a sign
writer, has mover been exccllcd. and
whose work has always taken hut prizes
wherever on exhibition at fairs. Hook 4
IAGrill are tho oldest aud one Of the most
reliable firms In their limo In Memphis,
dating from 1896.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-24
The Great Horse 6urpasses the
Speed Of Rosalie In 1880.
The Latter Carried but 30 Pounds,
While Terra Gotta Had 1874.
The Emperor of Norfolk Wins the
American Derby Easily.
Falcon Makes an Excellent Showing,
Coming In Seoond-The Lion lie
BADLY Beaten to Everybody's
Surprise-Other Events.

NEW York, June 23.-It was q day of big
sport at the Sheepshead Bay race track to-
day. The record was broken in the fourth
race by Terra Gotta, who ran the mile and
furlong In one minute fifty-thrce seconds.
This is one quarter of second faster than
the record made by Rosalie in 1880 with
only eighty pounds, while Terra Gotta carried
124 pounds. II was an exciting event, and
when Mclaughlin rode up to the stand
on the winner wreath OF roses was thrown
around the Jockeys neck Cheer after cheer
was given, and for a short time the people
were wildly excited. II was in this race
that Linden pulled up lame, having STUN
bled when coming into stretch. Every seat
on the grand stand was occupied, and the
space In front was flooded with people.
First Race-Three-fourtho Of a mile. Cousin
Jeems won, Fizroy second, Frimaldi third.
Time-l15.
Second Race-Milo and furlong. iselle-
b won, Anamaly second, Golden Reel third.
Time-i:57.
Third Race-Threc-quarters OF mile. Di-
ablo won, Tenny second, Sam Wood third.
Time-li5k.
Fourth Race--Mile and furlong. Terra
Gotta won, Firenzi second, Linden third.
Time-i:53
Fifth Race-Mile and three furlongs. Bel
yidere won, Lelogos second, Brother Ban
third. Time-222.
Sixth Hace-Mile on the grass Cambyss
won, Tattler second, Lancaster third. Time
l.43L
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-24
BLAINE's PROSPECTS.
re VIII be Nominated ON the second
BALLOT Monday.

CnIcAoo, ILL.,, June pat midnight Mr.
Dlainc's managers are very confident that
their candidate will be nominated on the
second ballot taken on Monday. They say
however, that they are In no hurry about H.
as they are sure the result they desire will
be brought about eventually. The sub
committee appointed by the conference Of
the friends Of the different candidates held
another meeting tonight, nj which all the
gentlemen named In the previous reports Of
the meeting were present with the exception
of Senator lIoar. Tho situation was fully
discussed, but nothing Of importance
was done beyond the appointment
of committee Of two 20 confer
with the New York delegation aud report 10
the committee tomorrow afternoon. Al n
meeting ~ the New York delegation tonight
that state by vote II Is 10 decided 10 vote
for Blaine ON Monday.
The Californians are highly clatcd over the
outlook for the success of their campaign
aud the nomination of Blaine. II IL Il ne
compllshcd Il Is certainly due 20 their per-
sistent efforts. This II recognized by the
leading political managers here. When the
subcommittee was about 10 adjourn nj mid.
night one Of the members joklngly moved
that after the nominations were made com
mittee be appointed 10 walt on the Califor-
MIA delegation aud inquire whether there
WIS anything clse they desired
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-24

disturbed. He neglects to visit her, although
he sends daily an inquiry as 10 her health.
A court report credited to the Emperor q
desire TO have DIR. Mackenzie prosecuted for
maltreatmcnt in the case Of Emperor Fred
erick is being circulated. The Hamburger
Ndchrich,en says the project has been aban-
doned because the official German medical
report exonerates Dr. Mackenzie. The doctor
has revived the animus against himself and
reflected upon Empress Victoria by the
statement given to an interviewer while at
the Hague, that he had been aware of the
existence OF cancer since February, but that
II he had admitted the gangrenous nature
OF the late Emperor's malady, regency
would have been probable which con-
tingcncy would have suited tho views
Of tho party opposed to the Access
sion OF Frederick. DIR. Mackenzie
is now beyond the reach OF State prosecu-
ton. He received before leaving Berlin the
amount Of his bill, $4,000 marks, but II he
returns 10 Germany he will find chat the
feeling Is general that some punishment
should be inflicted for his indiscrction.
Empress Victoria will remain ut Fried
richskron till the affairs under Frederick's
will have been arranged.
Emperor William win reside at the castle
in Berlin throughout the year. The chateau
San Souci will be fitted up as an imperial
residence next summer
The accouchcment OF the Empress is ex-
pccted TO occur the middle OF August.
Prince Bismarck will return to Fried
richsruhe next Saturday. He suffers from
insomnia and neuralgia tho result of over
straining himself with state business.