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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-09
PERSONAL POINTS.

LIONEL KREMER returns from New York
Monday.
II. NJ. MANsroRD and family have re-
turned from the east.
j. h. BooTu, OF the Indian bureau at
Washington, ID. c., is in the city.
j. j. TANNER and wife are in Cincin-
natl, en- route home from Waukcsha, Wis
+. w. HUNTER and wife have returned
from the east after an absence OF four
weeks.
|. SAMELsoN has returned from New
York and Saratoga, looking well and
hearty.
+. V. SIMMONS, representing George z.
Lies q Co., OF New York, is in the city at
the Gayoso hotel.
Coz. Ike SAMELsoN has returned from
New York and Saratoga looking much the
better for the trip.
W. G. TANER departed last night for
Monte Sano to spend few days with
friends and relatives.
Miss FLORENCE SADLER has returned
from delightful visit 10 friends in Mis-
sissippi and Kentucky.
Cor. W. u. BETHEL and family have
returned from Columbia, where they have
been spending the summer.
MRs. f. l.. SIN and neiccs, Misses Made
Glass and Maud Mckinney have returned
from n pleasant sojourn at the eastern
summer resorts.
THE friends oil. J. Mcdonald and family
will be pleased to know that they have
taken rooms at Mrs. Campbcll's, No. I3l
Shelby street, for the winter.
Ton SULLIVAN, Fred Scheibler, William
LaCroix, Dick kuilenchmidt, Barney Mer.
Ger and Coney Wagoncr left for Blackfish
lake, Ark, Saturday on u hunting oX
petition.
&, {. CURRIEh, who has oilicatod q.
| cashier at the peobody for several months,
has rendered his resignation, 10 take effect
tomorrow. lie will be succeeded by Mr.
John T. Walker.
WILL RoDGERs, OF PENNSYLVANIA, who
has been spending a month with hii
| father, Col. G. Rodgers, superintendent o
/ the National cemetery, left Saturday even
| ing on the Granite State for Cincinnati
from whence he will 90 10 Harrisburg.
Cart. j. 4. McCowN, Woodburn, Miss
+. Mollcnhagur, New York; George II
Payne, Boston; A. G. Billet, Philadelphia
j. Il. Jobc, Soarcy, Ark, editor Of tn,
| Beacon, and T.. Hardness, New York, ar,
prominent among the arrivals ut the Pea
/ BODY
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-09

W. pfin, this morning the reply Of the
Hon James VI. Gwcr, Of this city, 10 the
/ Notification Committee OF tho American
party, declining the nomination ior the
/ Vice Presidency judge Gpor docs this
because be- cuuo'rlnd urun the platform
oi the party. IN the mailer Of the nat
umlluiion laws be- c1uno, 80 the *.
iuut II the Convention In believing
% visa to Internationally repeal
lhcm. lie objects 10 the platform, also,
hccausr the Convention pushed nsilc the
question II tariff reform. q, though i'm.
material. To this hc cannot subscribe,
being opposed 10 the protective theory,
anl believing that by thc election OF Mr.
Cleveland the proper settlement Of the
tnrlI question will be- reached Tho letter
j. written iu spirit Of nprWcia.
ton of tho honor done him In
his nomination, and expresses SYM
palhy with tho proposition to restrict i'm.
migration to tha, class Of pooplc who may
hc ahlc 90 give evidence Of being likely to
become desirable citizens OF tho United
States Tnr Arrr,L Is very much OPP
posed IN this American party and is glad
that judge Grcyr docs not accept the
empty complimcutoi the nomination. Nc
man thoroughly imhuci With the lrinciplc,
oi Democracy, as laid down by tho father
Of the party could Accept H. The Demo.
cratic party is distinctly party OF oppo-i
ton 10 the proscHrli,c ideas upon which
this ncw-old American party pmcccds
We cannot oven admit the Judge 10 h,
right Ia his test Of qualification ior Amcn
can citizenship, lor an immigrant coulJ
not be- expected or asked 10 ruounc,
allegiance 10 q ioryign power while subject
10 H. sway. Tur ArrEAL regretted .,
hear that a Southern Democrat had TO
ociycl this nomination aud hopes tha
judge Grccr may clearly rpudiatc all
connection or sympathy with the party.
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men Of Italy as a means for combating
revolutionary danger.
SUPPRESSION OF SLAVERY.
AT the same sitting Cardinal Lavigerie
presented an eloquent address on the sup
preston OF slavery. He eulogized the
work OF the German explorers and gave
unpublished details and incidents con-
nected with the death OF DR.. Nachtigal.
When DR.. Nachtigal received the order to
proceed to Guinea he visited Cardinal
Layigerie at Tunis to say goodbye to him,
and he then expressed fears that the trop-
ical climate would prove fatal to him.
Cardinal Lavigerie asked TO be allowed TO
write to Prince Bismarck or the Emperor,
representing to them the circumstances
OF the case. but DR.. Nachtigal replied
that he knew his duty and would
do nothing TO leave it uniultlled.
Two months later Cardinal Layigerie
heard Of his death. Cardinal Layigerie
appealed to the Catholics to use untiring
efforts to assist the German government
in the suppression Of the slave trade. At
n private meeting OF Socialists in Berlin it
was decided that the election OF Herr
Liehnecht was a proof of satisfactory pro-
gress by the party and that 10 further
revolutionary methods were necessary. A
list OF candidates, mostly from the work.
ing classes, has been compiled and an
active canvass OF all the workshops III tho
capital and other German towns has been
decided upon,
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are responsible for the murder OF Willie
Tisdcl. II the truth was known it would
be found that many crimes OF this descrp-
ton have hitherto passed unnoticed.
There has been laxity on the part OF the
authorities that invited criminals OF this
intent and purpose to make this n secure
resort. This exposure OF the persons en-
gagged in this awful crime will, it is to be
hoped, operate as dctcrant to such peo'
pie in the future and put the police more
on their guard. Willie Tisdells fate is a
warning
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-09

CIR. NEAL Dow, in his recent paper on
Prohibition-one OF the series that made
the symposium in Tho North american Re
ricr for August-asscrs that Prohibition
has failed nowhere il has been adopted, "
yet admits in a succeeding paragraph that
"thc liquor traffic, 81 tar rs its interests are
concerned, controls absolutely the legisla.
ton Of the Nation anl Of the States aud
cities; 80 we find It difficult everywhere,
and IN Mainc iopoViLl., for the moment, to
obtain such legislation as We require for
the determination OF the fraction Of the
liquor traffic yet remaining"
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shown us when VIC were in distress and
all are urgently requested to be present
and help III the good cause.
l.. b. SUGGs,
Prcst. Cotton Exchange.
]. ii. MARTIN,
rest. Merchants Exchange.
ID. 7. HADDEN,
Prest. Taxing District.
THE SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY.
THE APPEAL IL authorized TO announce
that the Southern Express company will
forward free all contributions to yellow
fever sufferers at Jacksonville and other
Florida points.
CHURCH COLLECTION TODAY.
The collection in the First Presbyterian
church this morning will be for the benc-
fit OF the sufferers from yellow fever in
Jacksonville Fla.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-09

TIE special attention Of President
Iladden is called to a report printed else
where in regard to Two carloads Of house
hold stuff, billed from Atlanta and now
lying at the freight depot Of the Louisville
q Nashville Railroad. lie should insist,
as he did in the case OF Jacobs
goods that these cars be taken
at least twelve miles out, and
there be side-trackcd where they cannot
be an olTense to any town or village. No
one from Atlanta should be allowed TO
enter Memphis on any pretense, nor
should any goods likely to convey con-
tagion be permitted to be unloaded from
railroad car from that city no matter
what the plea. Memphis must be saved
at any cost or expense.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-09

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept. S.-The first race,
one mile, at Washington park today wa
won by Ed. Mack, Aristo second, Pink
Cottage third, time l.42}. The second
race, thrce-quartcrs OF mile, was
won by Col. Hunt, Lady Hemphill seed
ond, J. b. Harris third; time-l:l4s. The
third race, Glendolia handicap, mile and 4
quarter, was won by Potccn, Dyer
second, Comedy third; time-2:l0. The
fourth Race, seven iurlongs, was won
by Doubt, Bonnie King second, Malaria
third; time-l:2S. The ifth race, five fur-
longs, was won by Blessing, Longsido
second. Zoolete third time-l:O3l.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-09

The President was fully vrrIcated yes
terday by the vote in the House on the
Canadian retaliation bill. 1t passed after
quite an earnest debate by the over
wholming majority OF IA out Of a total
vote OF l7S, the vote standing For the
bill, ia; against, 4. 1t will be transmit
ted to the Senate on Monday, where it
may be delayed, but we have reason to
hope will finally be passed. The effect Of
il, no doubt, will be to hasten settle.
mcnt OF tho vexing question Of the treaty
rights Of our fishermen in Canadian wa.
tcS.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-09

TnE criminal authorities OF Memphis
should not give mp their work Of pursuing
the murdcrcrs Of poor Willie Tisdcll until
the man or men Of Water Valley who in
siigalcd and urged the crime is or are safe
behind the bars Of shelby County Jail.
The man or men whose victim she was
should be dragged into full view and be
prosecuted aud punished to the full OK
tent OF the law
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-09

. TuE Nee Yort Hruid SAYS Of Tho Prcsi.
dents Error" which appears In the cur
rent number Of 1hs Am,rion Nugr' H.
and which puroris 10 be- criticism
Of Cleveland by Blaine, that 1T h the
pccvish, pc,ulant scrccd Of q man Who
nnuiTs the battle from aiar. hut h painfully
conscious Of bis own weakness. IL not
only lacks the personal magnetism with
which be- usually drcnchos his oral utter
anocs, but also lho logical oohoroncy, which
Is the fir, condition Of good writing. lie
IL apparently In a state ol serious mental
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-09
The Arrenrs pr,cc,,,c wor..

RON ltHltllhN Htluliufa
The press Is undoubtedly the wcighty
lever u public opinion, and only through
IL. agents the human family &, kept fully
Informed of the actions oi their fellow crca.
lures. The exposition 81 crime, that would
mover come o. light, and whose ryolting
natures shock the scnsbilitics Of every
humane being, are often brought about by
shrrvd reporters, whose detective ability il
nn important adjunct IN their peculiar ayo-
cation. Ia only few instances. however.
docs this pcrsonagc receive credit, except
among his own colleague and q small mum
Der II acQunintanccs but the decisive meas.
urcs II Mr. Picard, Of rHr Arrr,L stan. Ia
bringing about the arrest of the disrcputablc
midwife for suspected criminal practice on
poor Willie Tisdcll make, this one Of the
few instances Immediately after learning
the circumstances attendant upon the my..
icrious aud revolving ease Mr. Picard rc.
qucstcd Judge Dullo,c 90 have the body
di,intcrrcd, aud the investigation which ha,
NJ FAR been made bodies NO good Tor the black
procurc,s and her associates In crime.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-09

TnE ArrEAL's New York correspondent
gives this morning well written resume
Of the proceedings OF the National Electric
Light Association, IN session thcrc during
the week. The fact that electricity is b..
coming moc aud morn an essential factor
In the promotion Of social comfort aud In.
dus,rial activity, makes the proceedings
Of such Associations Of in,cUst 10 every
one. The Association discussed particu.
larry the danger Of electricity In dwellings
aud unanimously adopted resolutions de-
claring that electricity could be operated
without morc danger than that which At
iachcs 10 the u-c Of gas and water that Is
to say, without danger At ALL II is disap-
pointing to note, however that tho Asso-
citation felt compelled % state that no
method had yet been discovered which
would justify the placing Of electric light
wins underground.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-09
OBITUARY.
Capt. y. d. urCord.

spccIaI Dlspaich % Tic APPEAL
GRENADA, Miss, Sept. Sour pcopIs
were greatly shocked by the sad news Of
the death OF Capt J. Is. McCord, which
took place in Atlanta, Ca. on the Gth
inst. lie was one OF the foremost men Of
Grcnadl. and was universally esteemed by
all. lie had gone 10 Georgia Tor the itn-
proycment Of his health. aud when hs
hal been there only short timo lac was
taken severely Ill and died lilo leaves q
devoted wife who is now lying at the point
of I.ntb
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-09
JACKSON FEELS PROUD.

Two Big Excursions Run Into the Charm
ing Little City.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
JACKSON, Tenn, Sept San excursion
train, containing 400 people or more, cams
in the city today on the Tennessee Mid.
land railroad. Quite a number OF the ex'
cursionists were IRON Memphis, as well as
all the towns on that road between hero
and Memphis. Anothe. excursion train
loaded down came in on the Mobile &
Ohio road. The fact is, we have the finest
little city in the south. and large numbers
OF people are coming here prospecting with
A view OF locating.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-09
STATE ELECroRAL TICKET.

For the State NJ IArge-Alhcrt s. Marks OF FRANK
lin; Josiah Patterson, OF shelby
first District-H. 4, Hughes, Of Claiborne
second pistrict-I. A. Guu, OF Knox.
Third District
Fourth District--w. NJ Hammock, Of Trouslaie
Fifth pis,rict--W G. Houston, Of Cannon
sixth Dstrict-Eli r Morris Of Davidson.
Seventh Dsirict-Flournoy Kvcrs, OF GiicA
Eighth Dlstrict-R T. Cole Of Henry
Ninth District
Tenth District-Harry NJ. I'M 81 shelby
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-09
4 Confidential CLERKS crime.

ST. Loris, Mo-, SEPT S-A big scnsa.
ton WIS created here this afternoon by
iho announcement that Joseph Roberts,
confidential clerk Of TaaiIc & Gay, leading
rh estate mon. had abscondcd with $50.
tul 90. Dee ,irn's money Roberts isa halt
brother oi Mr. Gay, aud the firm rcpo,cd
confidence iu him enough 90 put n large
amount NJ property In his name. Tho cx..
rose cimu When Mr.. raailc sold pieco OF
property winch n was found hal been
sold 10y R0hUris and the deeds recorded.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-09
REVIVAL OF RIVER TRADE.

Columbus Wants to Make Use Of thg
Tombigbee.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
COLUMBUS, Miss, Sept. s.-There wai
an enthusiastic meeting Of business mer
held here today TO devise ways and mean,
for the revival OF a line OF steamers on ia,
Tombigbce river between Columbus and
points below. Several plans were sug
gcstcd and considered, aud a committcs
WIS appointed TO 90 to Mobile and Ned
Orleans and see upon what terms a bod
could be induced 10 enter this trade and
make trips regularly.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-09

Is answer 10 "N." W. have TO say that
the development, Of the milroal systems Of
lniia. the United states and south Amer.
les and tho chcapcniug OF transportation
by SEA have brought the World. markets
into closer contact with the bc,, .uur,-. of
supply The Development Vt the ioini.
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THE SPORTING WORLD.
baseball Games.

At Pittsburg first gamel-Pttsburg 9,
Philadelphia o. Second game-Philadel.
phia 3, Pittsburg 9.
At Detroit first game)-Washington 2,
Detroit /. Second game-Detroit Z, Wash
ington ..
At Indianapolis-New York 3, India.
napolis 2.
AT CIeyeland-Ceyeland 9, Cincinnati |.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-09

stock principle, leading to the growth Of
large establishments and the use of tile
best processes, has accelerated the move
mcnt to a lower range OF prices The in
creased production, and not an increase in
the purchasing power OF gold, has been
the cause, therefore Of the decline in
values. II
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-09

Mas. llAgmEt BEFcuEu SrowE author
Of "Unclc Toms Cabin" b dying. She
Is afflicted with soitcniug Of the hraiu, and
cannot possibly ryco,cr She Is in her
seventy -snycnth year.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-09

Mn. CocEH,v, ol New York, ouf WASH
mgion correspondent tells ~, made the
speech OF the session yesterday, on the
pasagc Of the Canadian retaliation hill
The Democrats II the HOUSE we're very
enthusiastic over II and appaud,i Il 10
the echo. ltisa maslcriul oNposc of the
,hams Of the Republican leaders, including
those Of Blaine.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-09

\ couvru In mhil, has hccn DO success.
iul In Vienna tha, ,hc parties 60 % arc gu-
Ing 10 transfer their operations 90 England,
nm perhaps tn this country. Chicago will,
90 doubt. welcome them.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-09

A rrlroE,N from Rome says that Ills
Holiness, the Pope, assisted by Abbott
rcscnio, as editor, is writing history Of
Rome In the Middle Ages. Particular at.
icn,ion will be paid TO the period Of
Grcgory the Great.
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AN rxTRAoRDINARY OFFER.

These proposition, arr made for the benefit OF
those who sccur yearly subscribers but In order
tina, the subscribers may derive benefit from the
competition. TnE ATRIAL will distribute among
them gifts amounting In value To more than saOnG
These gifts viii Guido In the respect OF value aud
doslrability anything ever offered by Southern
newspaper Every yearly subscriber will he sure
70 get a gift Send Tor sample copies OF WIhGLr
ArrrAL aud a full list u gifts This proposition
will 10 open TO November 20. issS
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-09

debility or WEAKNESS, for Tie brilliant orig
inalty which we have always looked for,
never in vain until now, is conspicuous for
its absence, and one is reminded OF an at
tempt to press new cider out Of dried APP
-,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-09
ANOTHER LIE NAILED.

Birmingham Liar.
TuE APPEAL is again called upon to
deny report put in circulation by some
malicious person TO the effect that yellow
fever existed in Memphis.
Yesterday afternoon President MADDEN
received tho following telegram, which
fully explains itself.
BiHNiNGHAN, Ala. Sept s. tsSs.
Evening papers here say Memphis has
yellow fever. Send facts.
"TuE HERALD Co."
President MADDEN promptly answered
that thcrr is no yellow fever or any other
contagious disease in this city.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-09

Tur Philadelphia Tins thinks that. "a
liberal outlay Of money In the distribution
81 Mt Blninc's two speeches "n Trusts
will be- about Oh that Is required 60 Go elect
the President"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-09

pA,lpDr and Wallack have scarce
passed away when the nyws comes TO MS
that wart,n. the comedian, - long idcn.
iilci wall the stage Of nuslon. d dying.
Goiihold. the great German actor. h nlso
on bis death bed. Fcw actors have dIIci
higher places on the mimic stage than
ihcsc four bright stan.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-09

To fHr fiiiuf ui Tho Nruoat
This community bas many rcasnns n BE- proud
ui nul grateful tu Toe ArrrAf, and the excellent
dUiUri'r unfk iuug if Iur Arrr,l sthf IN the
Iuu"f NiNHn ease deserves The hghoF commcn.
iHtHH tIu pH1pl, Hu irsfuv. itA1s nov lann'is
On 10, alnaiy vuildycnvd ppuiatun that the
"old reliable ENJOYS
IN sAwyrns. n
Tnr ArrE,t is glad 10 have the approval
Of Dr. Sawycrs, ~ II Il assured I, has 81 all
good men aud women ior the work Il has
done In bringing the criminals 10 trial who
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AID FOR JACKSONVILLE.

Contributions Sent to Tho Appeal Yes
terday.
In Response 10 the suggestion Of TuE
ArrgAL for contributions for tho relief Of
the yellow fever sufferers ut jacksonville
money, Ia various amounts, was sent 10
the office yesterday. Tho fund now stands
~ l,It,,Yas
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-09
Local ucicoroiosic,i Rcpors

Tnr Minnesota Republican Convention
demands q reform Of the tlrn IN accord.
Gncc with the principles laid down In the
report OF the IMin Commission of lNSS.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-09

Tur Republicans Of the Eighth Congrcs
soual District IT Masic huayiis talk oi
nominating licn Butler Tor Congress.
Pour ycan ago be- gas Democrat, and
lister ihc Labor candidate Tor President
len has brains, ability and the glit Of CAB,
but uo stable ur enduring principles.
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THE TURF.
A. ShccpshendI Inv.

SHEErsuEAD BAY, n. Y, Sept. S.-Ths
winners today were Swift. Salvador, My
Own, Eurus and Los Angles.
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To SUMNER ToIRtsr-.

Tr ArrrAl will be sent to nll persons spend.
iug the summer abroad, without extra change
fulscdhcr, who wish their papers changed from
Tie home uddrcs. have only to notify che uulgo
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THE WEATHER.


r. WAIINUIuN. Fgpt 81 pm.
Iur Arkansas Fair slight ci1nsyH u temper
ninre variable Winds
Dor Truucerr laif iu the western portion
light Mains iu th' eastern portion slightly warmer
CNurpt iu western ppuiuu stationary Temperatures
variable Winds
Tor Ni..i.IppI Loral shower. stationary lym
p.mtup. cssi,rly winds
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-09

TnE lusic oi protection Is that We can
urotcrt Ourselves from other nation, only
ly submitting to o,ytnNa'.uu a. the
amount 81 sGp.OOo,Oo1 yvar In the r1cc
for commercial supremacy W. ate thus
told that Ne can win only hy carrying -
heavier burden than our competitors
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-09

IurE nrgi not b. The least appr,h,u
sion 81 yellow fewer epidemic in Mem
phis ~ long ns our quarantine authorities
enforce tho noninicroursc cdict search.
ingly anl ,igilanlly. ibis We ace uicd
by Dr. Fond will hereafter o. tbt case.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-09

TnE Hon. Benton McAlillin IL mn.
nouuccd rs a candidate Tor recollection To
Congress from the Fourth District. and lac
will be- reelected.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-09

TIr ArrEAL will tomorrow forward 10
Jacksonville all tho money sCnt II. with
the names Ut the contributors, and those
who wish 90 Join N thc COOL work should
promptly send In tlcirconlributions today
and tomorrow.
In this connection the following letter
from Mr. James n. 1oodcit, inclusins the
check uf Gocdlctt 4 Go. for $50 IL given ~
expressing the sympsihctic attitude which
Memphis should hold towards jackson.
WILLIE
To- the Editor Of rhoAppcal
-uHTnr NrrEAt. ANNs inrcmOsi IN rii thing
ITfiaiuinr a. the wvliav, uut only IT our own
tlU bat che untir Cnuuiu, and remembering
d'f5i %, n or dire DIR, AMI bsiis,irs thos
GT ss.i,iauSe iar ~ lsniy afnictrf rIdfsns II
J cssuutilir. fta. I hrnwtth iuClUkC yuu r. rhUrk
tors May tie sulshfiptlon ~ lihgmlli siaftri
b, tur Arrtu guw into thousands sui lee ~
aui DIVING as am surc u ducs Tur Atrial in
swing and iouarilne 10 them =. ,,....-
Memphis september s.
CITIZENS NETTING.
A meeting Of the citizens Of Memphis
Is heryhy called Tor Monday, September
~, Ut 80 o'clock pin, ut the rooms pi
thr Merchants cXchangr, 90 lewis, ways
and means for tho ir'irl NJ toe yellow
t,,,i sufferers q, Jacksonville. 10.
uur ritix,ns arr reminded ~ iht many
obligations ~ are under o. the gsnpril
public tor tho assistance and kindness
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'Tiic," by Tolstoi, Before de War"
by Page; "Robt. Elsmcrc." by lIumphry
Ward; Virginia OF Virginia" Brother
70 Dragons" Quick or the Dead" aud
"llcrod and Marianne" by Amelie Riyes;
Rock or the Rye by d. Icon; BLACK
Blood, 10y George Vaudeville Fem, can
be found nj Mansiord's.