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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-01

A MEETING Of the Stockholders 81 the Mobile and
Ohio Rslltoad Company will b. held Al the oahcs
Of the company IN Mobile. Ala. Of II O'Clock m.
on THURSDAY, NAY n prox.. 10 suihorirc the crcs.
lion Of q mof,gsse iOf so, 10000.
n. TAcON, Secretary.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-01
NOTICE.

Owing 10 the death Of W. W. Caps the hrm Of
W. W. Caps a nro Ia this day dissolved. The
undersigned will continue the buslncs nj the same
stand. and IL suthorsed 10 collect all outstanding
accounts aud ssttle all liabilities
n W. cArPA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-01
PINonEp BY THE POLICE.
Tho Most Interesting Gases Developed
Last Night.

AAaN AFAhh@
Patrolman Overton, who keeps an eagle
eye ON the corner Of Gayoso and DcSoto
streets, during twelve out Of the twenty
four hours, intercred late yesterday after
noon Just In time TO prevent a tragedy.
Lilly Finlay and Mary Young, two disrcp-
ulable negro women, became ontanglcd 40
that Il was difficult 10 tell tothor from
which. During the scrimmage the Finlay
woman threatened TO pcrioraie tho anat-
omy Of her adversary with bullets from n
pcppcr-box pistol, and the officer appeared
with Ibis club. They were yankcd TO the
lookup.
John Welsh, who Is mentioned In an
other column ~ being arrested ON suspi-
cion Of stealing a robe used In Jewish
synagogue early morning dcyotions, Ia
an investigation OF his record was
taken up, and disclosed a nice state Of
Affairs. The man only arrived In the city
Tuesday night, and went 10 the boarding:
house of Mr.. Krouse, corner Of Bcalo and
through every trunk in the house, sccur-
sisted Of razors and shaving psmphcrnalia
pocket knives everything, In fnct, he
could lay his hands upon. Officer Basket
will appear against tho willy Welsh.
officer John Doherty delights 30 pinch
anything In the shape 81 human tough
or hoodlum. late yesterday evening he
received information that Charles Soldon
had gone through" Steve OIeary In tho
Tiyoli dive, on Mmn street, and secured
Sis. The man had gone from the place,
but Doherty got n description and laid for
him. Shortly after dark the game wan
dcrcd across the track Of the officer, and
was taken In tow. The money alleged 10
have been stolen by him was not found,
but Dohcriy says. "from his language he
Is u daisy"
!. ID. Sullivan, OF Greenwood, Miss,
was found by Officers Logan and DAILY
about ~ O'Clock last night, enjoying a
drunken snooze on Washington street,
adjoining Hndemann's saloon. For n
wonder. he had not been robbed, ~ a pis-
lol and q bottle Of whisky were found on
him when searched nj the station-house.
Don't LET the newHpapom have II, aud
III settle up all fines aud costs In the
morning." said Sullivan.
Charles Cornelius, alias Jones'. the
youthful negro burglar who went through
Inc residence Of Dir. J. A. Hughes, was
brought back from Town Ccck, Ala,
last night by Mr.. Hughes
|
I. JEiprL a Bnos., SJlunionslfcct, have
a large and fresh stock oil Jeans aud gents
furnishing goods for spring trade. 80,
.i.f. - IA. .uafhor coIufnn
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Gel. re,a,eton an NashyIIIe.

Special Dispatch " Tie Appeal
NASHVILLE. Tenn, Feb. Cool X. G.
J. Pcndleton, oi,Jnliana, Is here In the In.
tcrcst Of tho Proposed monument 10 be
erected 10 the memory OF Vicc-Prcsideni
Hendricks. A.
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TO LOT OWNERS
IN ELMWOOD CEMETERY.

ofFfcI % EINw0oD crurfEnr.
% Union sirucL Memphis February ~ is<N
sBrAn election will b. held at the oiicc Of the
Treasurer Of snid Company. % Union strcct
on FIRSr MONDAY IN MARCH On, 1883
from 10 am. to pm, Zoe THREE TRUSTEES 10
serve eH ycAz Any owner Of Loo containing
not les than thro hundred rquar iocs oi grcunt
n eligible Zoe the ONE and Il qualified vo'cr.
Their are Mae Tnrsiccsln aid company, divided
In three Glasses carh elias serving six ycafs. aud
elections are 10 l,e held Rlcnnaly. via; On fiu-r
Monday IN March. tsxA tNo. issl and 20 on
lot owners arr requested 20 rad pays -, II and
"a, klmwood look. iof further Information.
fkiiD TREf. Treasurer
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TnE youth arose as the shadows fell,
but the girl still sat ON the stone;
And Oft tho shadows will round her fall,
And mark her sitting alone;
For tho youth will forget those words Of
love,
Another will sit by his side;
But the maiden will wait M maidons do,
For the man that brings her ko-ko tulu.
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LADIESl

No. aai Main street. the only exclusive HAZE
DEALER N TuE CITY, Mn wiLLER kecps
only the Best Good. 10 stock swi,sb- made from
,our comblugs Zoe 500 and upward Naiurai SELF
Dressing hang. and Golden IIair Wash Cor ever
lady al Main street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-01

Thb wu'd aheh has been staring every
body Va 10, .ang for the past years, and u
now grlUug iniu eycrybody's mouth. u a
preparations lOr cleansing, beautlfying and
preserving The teeth, swocienlng The breath
and arrosling the yrogress Of decay.
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Stockholders. Meeting.

A MEETING 81 the siorkheidersof tbc TrvI and
~ Tlptonville Railroad Company will ~ held -
The onies Of aid company. Ia the toun Of IhsI
In Oblon county, TeunrsHcc. on hon1Ays .he ~.
day Of February, AID. ikSS for The con.incnHucu
III nnrsvsre kond. and stock Of said COMPANY. ana
nc Transaction of such other busin,a a may ~
sdvlssd n, order 81 The bcani 81 DIRECTOR ~
osmbsr III iksI oko n Nll,VN. i"<iaeo<
NJ nnlcr SECRETARY.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-01

On II. Y. BURLINGTON has moved his
Office 10 the elegant suite Of dental rooms
formerly occupied by DR.. VIM. 4. AIRING.
ton nj 3l3 Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-01

JusT REcEiyED--A car Of fine saddle and
harness horses. Call and 300 them before
purchasing. ii. ID. CLARKK, No. 70 Mon.
rue street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-01

"sEcrros $685." by Inspector Byrnes, and
Julian Hawthorne, In cheap series at
Mansford's.
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OF 'EM!
THE
Memphis q Charleston Railroad
WIN scli on February ~. March ~ aud ~. and
April 10 and 20. Round Trip Tickets
AT ONR RATE

Other poinb At proportlonAie atcs Tickets good
no DAYS. Double tiAlly Trains and connections.
Pullman Rlrcpcrs on al night trAinA fAriof carr
on day lfaius Choice Of routs- offered.
~ uUdiIEs J. e. BEAM.
Ticket AFrut paDs'r Arcnt.
a. W. wRENN O. A. nE13AuSsuRE
Il. r. aud v. A. A. u. p. A.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-01

10000 pounds sugar cured bacon jowls
4 low prices. John Reid, 40 Front street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-01

T. JsIprL a Bncs.. sJlUnions street, have
A larre and fresh stock Of jeans aud gents
furnishing goods for spring trade. Sec
their card In another column.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-01

y. D. srwAnp. oplIeIan. a MuIIord's.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-01

MAS.a.LiS Is not only a great curative
agent, buta great preventive. Kecpa bottle
by you ..
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-01

Charles Cornelius, alias Jones'. the
youthful negro burglar who went through
The residence Of Dir. J. A. Hughes, was
brought back from Town Cnock, Ala,
last night by Mr.. Hughes.
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MuLrQnp, Jewelcr. 20 Msia
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d. s,,..Isansess.

Tmr Cazadorl
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stockholders Meeting.

robrusry "a. lisa
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-12
Installation OF omoo4s.

Last evening Grand OhAn osllor James
B. Tucker, assisted by Grand Woe
OhAnoelior william j. Mor0Iand, GrAnd
PrelAte Edwin HIrBt, Grand Master OF
Bxchequer Lsmuel Mari, Grand Keeper
OF Records aud 9 nj Mark L. Garrett,
Grand Master ut Arms Joseph Cssh, in.
stalled the following officers o1iOtisAtal
LOdg No. 10, N OF r.; P. O., Wm.
Whitehead; v. O., Charles Hepdrick-
SOM p, John p. Edwards; 81. ct A. d,
Benjamin g. Gam; trustee, PsSer NJ.
StaWBrt.
At soon ss this was completed the
stsnd officers publicly inslaled the
officers OF Champion Lodge, No. 0.
There was 8 large auGienos present, aud
a very interesting program was rea-
dered. Prayer was otrored by the pre-
lale Of the lodge, Miss Matte HnEpar
sang . solo, and Lsmuel Mari and Mrs,
ii. ID. Forbes gave select readings. q.
~. Wiley delivered q brief address.
The following officers were then lD-
stalled: p. o.. Frank WoodWasdS O
o., Henry @, Pruett; N. c., Frank
Willing; p, Thomas Al. MoOre;. X of
r. and g., Mark L. Garrett; n. of Il ,
james ID. Carver; M. at A., W. g..
Reynolds; I, O, Elmer L. F,sree; o
@ Frank p. Boper. The exercises
closed with prayer by the Rev. J. Il
Bryan. BefreshmentB were served 10
those present.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-12
Bush's, French street. wharf IA the place
tobuY your cosi


A storm ht sea means Inevitable sen
sickness for ocean travellers. The vibra.
tIon Of a steamers sorrow, even, Ia gore
trial to any but the strongest stomach.
"Splioing the main bsRoe," as tho imbi-
bition of glass is ioculaTly termed by
sailors, is 8 poor substituto for the swal.
lowing of that Incompatible tranquil
izer Of aeA.siek stomnchF, Hostett6r's
Stomach Bitters, which no COMMERCIAL
traveller, tourist, or invalid should be
without In "crosslng the bTiny, "or maxi
ing tedious land journey. No un-
medicated stimulRnt Of commerce Ia
comparable for tfiosoy to the great in
visorant. EmiErAnts to the West Pre-
nounce 1t . reliable preventive OF ma
lRrial infection, as well as oiher com
plants TO which hardship, Impure
water and miAsmstaintad vspors give
rice. It reudeTl braqki2h watsT drink
sblo and harm iesg, and Is fine remedy
foa disorders of this stomach and bow
els, Rnd for kidney troubles sad Iheu'
nlatlgm.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-12

EIIToH, Nd, July 11.-Luke Good =
year, u wsll-known resident OF Ceail
County, In the violnisy Of Rlkton, has
been held IN bail by Justice A, j. BGutt
TO answer before the next grVnd Jury q
charge Of violating she prOhibitory law
of Cscil County. Ge received o small
sum Of monsy from John Cooper, q ool-
ored man, and purchased 4 plat Of
whisky ai Newark, Del, near which
place he was working, and brought the
liqQor TO the perscn who gave him the
money without being paid at all for his
trouble. The fact wac i1ouRht out In
the bearing Of tho oolored man fDr dis
orderly ooDduot. States Attorney VIII
liam y. Evans believes this to bo O vlo'
ylation Of the prOhibitory law. The sup.
porteTs Of the law desire to stop person Q
nom acting as agents In pI0cnriDg
whisky from other States.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-12
nnha HAIL

Ths following games were played
AT indianapolis Indianapolis, q
New York, ).
At DsTOlt-DsMott. Gf Philadelphia,
AT Pi5;sburF-Pltttbugv. 8; Boston, 6
Al ehioAgo-ohicAgo, z; Washing
AZ EAusas oity-Kaasns City, >;
Baltimore, 8.
NOTES.
The Athletics open In Louisville to.
day.
Dupse Shaw Is again with the wash
iDgton Club.
Oomiskey hso refused to release
Harry Lyons.
Irwin did not play yestsrdAy because
OF having been spiked At indianapolis.
Fred Reffer is the frat player to sign
Q contract for the Austria Ian trip OF the
Chicago plAysra.
Mike Kelly has been fined for drunk
enneBs. Several other memberS of the
Boston team have also been drinking.
1t is not often that the 81. Louis
Browns are beaten four times in sue
cession. No wonder Won der Abe Ia
mad.
Manager Mutrie denies that Ward
will leave New York, bat Ward will 20
juOt the came II he car secure his 70.
lease.
Bardiok, the Western Association
pitcher signed by the Indianapolis
Club, is-slOw about reporting for duty.
re wRA.dae last FridAy, but has not yss
put In an appearance.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-12

REHoBoTH BEACH, DEL July 1s-
DR.. A Y. P. GaEuett, the weli-known
physician of Washington, died last night
Of heart failure at Rehoboth Beach, Del
aware. He was born in Virginia in 1920
graduated from the University Of Penn
sylyania in 1871, entered the United
States Navy as assistant surgeon the game
year, was promoted surgeon in 1s4S, and
resigned in 1850 In order to accept the
Proiessorship of Clinical Medicine in the
National Medical College of Washington.
At the breaking out Of the rebellion h
left Washington and became Surgeon
General OF the Confederate Army. When
the war was over he returned TO Wash
ington, aud was again elected Professor
in the National Medical College. Recent
ly he was elected President OF the Ameri-
can Medical Association. He contributed
many valuable papers to medical lltera-
ture.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-12

LOUISVILLE, July u The New Al.
bany rail mill has resumed operations,
It's managers having signed an agreement
TO pay the Amalgamated scale. The
Ohio Falls Iron Works is the only mill
in Louisville not in operation.
BETHLEHEM, Pa, July 10 The Beth
lehem Iron Company will next Monday
start their rail mills under a new scale,
(which reduces the WAGES from five tJ
twenty per cent, and guarantees contin-
uous work until January" The men
VIII probably accept the reduction in
preference to continued idlenese. The
puddle department. has shut down indea-
nitely.
Kansas CITY, No, July 1a.-At a
meeting Of switchman here on Tuesday
night, the strikers were pledged support,
and 1t was rec solved to begin general
strike at noon yesterday, should they be
asked to handle freight handled by nom
union men employed by the Burlington
road.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, July IA dele
gate meeting OF the locomotive engineers
of the East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia Railway System was held last
night, to decide whether strike should
be ordered because Engineer Monahan
had been discharged for insubordination.
After long discussion It was decided, by
an overwhelming vote, not to strike, and
the request for Aonahan's reinstatement
was withdrawn.
MONTREAL, Canada, July 12. The
Knights of Labor are to hold meeting
here on Saturday night to protest against
the landing of pauper immigrants in Can
ada, and to call upon the Government to
enforce restrictions similar to those in
vogue in the States
NEW York, July 12.-The Iron Age
will to-day publish an estimate of the pig
iron production ior the first six months
of 1858. The total is 2,9S4, ,lT9 gross tons
during the second half of 1887. Anthra-
cite pig iron has fallen off from 1,Ol5, 1876
gross tons; the second half of 1881, to
S43, ,975 tons, the first half of 1855. Coke
iron has fallen off from 2,063 763 to 1,9Ol,
2Sl tons, and charcoal iron from 2sl ,0S2
tons TO 239, ,6l5 Ions.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-12

Atam Getting of the Retail Grocers
Associatou, held last evening, it WAS
decided TO close the stores at 10 o. m. on
Thugsiay next in order to allow the
proprietors aud clerks to attend the frat
picnic OF tho association which takes
place at Brandy wine Springs on that
date. TrEin5 Will leave this city st .
and II a, IN. and so p. m. Returning
will leave the Springs at p. m. Tick.
ets will 90 sold for 70 cents, and those
v no d deslrs to trip the light fantastic
can DO 80 6y an additional % cents.
The affair promises to be very en-
joyNble one, aud besides the military
will be encsmped there st lhe Vine.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-12

Yesterday afternoon n pigeon shoot.
ing m atoh took place ct Smilh's Bridge,
between Philip Ambold Of this city and
James Green Of ROoklsnd. Sixteen
shots each wers Hred, Green k!lllu z
fourteen birds while his competitor
only succeeded In dropping nine. Fol.
lowing came q sEeepstAke contest, in
which each ri6eaan paid an entrance
fee OF 81. Among the participants were
Harry White, g. l. Oohsltree, james
Green, Philip Ambold, Richard Bald
win, W. Yesrsley, Harry Ewing, w
Proud, George Palmer, Robert Smith
George Huber, James Wood ward, Frank
Ewing, Peter MoOlosksy and james
Ewing. Many of them missed the first
bird and we're counted out. The prize
was finally divi3e1 among Ooheltree,
Green, Yersley, tn thEes Ewings,
Huber, Woodward and Smith, because
there we're noe birds enough to shoot
the match ont.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-12

"ThiS horse," said Charles Dough-
erty, ltveryman at ths corner OF Front
aod Orange streets, on Wednesday
afternoon, laying his haud on a large
aud handsome dark bay horse, 16 hands
high and Weighing about l, 200 pounds,
lis one of ths best horses in the livery
business 10 Wilmington and the very
best In these stables. He has killed
two others what / thought were good
hOrses, and he can still do the work Of
any other two ever saw. A horse to
meee him would be worth any ons's
$3.50 and then be cheap" He eertsinly
is fine looking animal, aud has been
driven to the coach lor the last seven
yeRrs or more. He Is as frIRky As ever,
nud barring accidents or sickness ig
good for number OF years yet, He IL
as friSky As 3ysar old colt, and II
would take big pile OF money to pur.
ohRae him from Mr.. D5ugherty, who
thinks the world OF him.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-12
10-oeut sheet music. G. O. Green,
803 Shipley street.


Improvements on the Rlver and gay
General William b. Smith, in charge
of the river and hArbor Improvement
on the Kew Jersey and Delaware coast
has submitted his annual report TO the
Chief OF Engineers He says that the
effect OF the work done on Maurice
river IA already Of much benefit to uom.
merce and navigation, con HistinG Of an
average OF SIX foot low water navigA-
tion % within $3.50 feet OF Millvills. 1t
will require S87 900 to complete the I'm
provement, and $4,000 Is asked for
nexs years work. An appropriation Of
$76 600 is asked for work on tbs VIII
minRton HArbor during the coming
year, which money will be applied to
extending the jstty and IN dredging to
secure Riteen-foot low water nEvigA-
tion. Gther estimates for needed work
during the coming year are ss follows:
Ice HArboF, at New Castle, Del, SIS,
800; Duck Greek, Dsl., S37, ,366; ST. Jones
River, Dsl., $3f, 600; Miespillion Greek,
Dell, S3l, 300; Indian River, Del, $50, :
900; Improvement OF inland water way
from ChIncotesgue pAy. Va, to Della.
ware Bay, Lewes. 100000; susCue
hanna River, near HAvre de Grace, lAd.t
$40. 900; OovaioA Creek, ND, $40. 900;
OhoptAnk River, Md, $4,000; BroHd
Greek, from its mouth to Laurel, Del.
SIC, 000.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-12

WAsHINGToN, D. c., July ls-In the
o. s.. House of Representatives the Tar
III bill was resumed in Committee of the
Whole. The pending amendment, offer
ed by Mr. Phelps, of New Jersey, fixing
at 40 per cent ad Valorem the duty on
iax or linen thread and all manufactures
of flax was rejected, after a discussion
which ran into personal aud political
channels. An amendment, offered by
Mr.. Breckenridge, OF Arkansas, was
adopted, changing the rate Of duty on
bags and bagglng from 10 per cent. ad
valorem to 9S of a cent per pound
Amendments making the duty on seines
and on manufactures of hemp or maI.lla
mot enumerated, 40 per cent, instead Of
IS, were rejected. The section relating
: to woods and woollen manufactures being
reached, 1t was read entire without OBJ.
| ction, Mr. buchanan offered an amend
meBt trebling the duties on imported
conVict-made goods, which was rejected
Mr. Caswell, of Wisconsin, offered an
amendment TO the wool sections, suhsti.
tuting the schedule OF 1861
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-12

GLOUCESTER. Mass, July 11,-Captain
johnson, of the schooner Laura Nelson,
who arrived to-day from the Banks, re
ported July $, latitude 40 degrees N, on
the Eastern part of Georges, the dory
Dark secret, which.is making trip across
the Atlantic, came alongside Captain
Andrews said he had had rough weather
and been blown in sight of Cape Cod
three times. Several times he came near
laundering. Had broken his gaG, The
boat did not come up to his expectations.
She appeared to be heavy in the water,
owing probably to the weight Of lead on
her keel. Captain Andrews was in good
health and cheerful and expected to ac-
complish his undertaking, Captain John
son supplied him with can of cod oil, a
mug OF water, so fathom of buoy line and
lanterns. He asked that an account OF
his voyage as far as gone be published.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-12

The recent order Issued By the PAT
senger Department OF the Baltimore
and Ohio Il. r. Co. inetruotiDg agents
TO Bell excursion ticketa OF reduced
rates TO smnll parties OF ten or more,
will encourage many of our fEionds 10
form private picnic parties for 4 day g
outing In the many pleasant groves and
parks within sasy reach on tina line q
this road, and the short ride by rail-
will bs not tho least enjoyable psrt Of
the Days pleasure, particularly to the
little folks.