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Policeman and Corpse.

"When I first went on the police force" said
the fat policeman to Philadelphia North Amer
ican man, II was lucky. One of my assign
ments was queer one, and I'm not likely to
forget it. I was sent to the house of a man
who had just died. He was well known and
belonged to good many lodges. 1t was big
crowd at the funeral. / was stationed at the
foot of the coffin to preserve order. The shut
ters were closed and the gas burned dimly.
The coffin lid was on and the body exposed.
No one beside myself and the stiff was in the
room. After I'd been there awhile began to
grow uneasy. kept looking at that dead face.
I'd take my eyes off. and the first thing I'd be
gazing at the body again. Suddenly the eyes
opened. 1 thought was dreaming. Then the
a. Hist went the corpse.
"My teeth chartered.
"Say, officer
Goodness the corpse sat up .Ain't you
deadY gasped.
Me! me dead?'
"Oh, no.
What are you doing therer
That's only dodge
'Dodge?'
an artful dodger. Seer
I" I'm call the folks
Heavens, no. I'll tell you. You see
wasn't feeling well. I've got a mother-in-law
VINO 10 holy terror. Worse than ten parrots
and the hydrophobia. Well, I've been trying
for ten years to get rid of her. Now, / told
my wife that would play dead, get put in a
vault, be taken out again right away and sneak
west. She liked the idea. I'll be taken out
tonight, 60 to a hotel, and I'll meet my wife in
st. Louis. In that way we'll shake the old girl.
Well, here's o dollar. / wish you could send
out and get me little spirits reviver.
pretty soon the folks began to come in.
The supposed corpse looked as natural as life,
everybody said. The mother-in-law sobbed
Then she leaned over and kissed the corpse.
"'Why, John smells of whisky, she said.
John was always beautiful drinker, ex-
planned the wife,"
First Married Man-"Kind of lonesome
around the house since your three girls married
and went away, isn't It, George?" Second Mar
ried MANNING, girls are gone, OF course; but
think ever had so much company, and don't
believe I'll get through paying bills this year.
Bsydete
A ''good fellow II one who drinks to the
health Of his friends until he ruins his own
Binghamton Republicoa.
81 see that soda water trust IL talked of"
remarked . Pittsburger TO his best girl a. they
quaffed the sweetened atmosphere.
"Ah, she replied. ssThen II they would only
trust rs for ice cream, too, how nice IL would
be. - Pittsburgh Cronicie- Telegraph.
At the Obelisk -Brown-sThe hieroQlyph-
les remind me Of New York aldermen. I"
Robinson-'.In what way2' They are doubt
ful character brought here from abroad. !"
''ThaSs so."-1nos StfstAes.
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III. A. SEL1esoN,s
MANIFESTO.
500 10TH ST. NV, NEAR +.
declare positively that the reduction of 20 PER
CENT ON all my WINES AND LIQUORS from now
until remove to my new store, No. 200 Pennsyiva-
mia W., about October 1. is not advertised
as catch-penny, but is bona fde fact.
This is the time stock your cellars TO- the season
you want to money and get pure and thoroughly
matured Wines and Liquors.
PLEASE COMPARE MY PRICES WITH THOSE OF
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A Newspaper Editors Right.

An Indianapolis special says: 1t was yester-
day decided by the Marion county criminal
court that q newspaper editor could not be re-
quired to disclose to grand jury the name of
a person from whom published information is
obtained unless it is first established that the
information relates to crime actually COM
mitted. Several weeks ago the Indianapolis
Journal stated that there was poker playing in
the Indiana insane hospital and when the off,
GERS of the institution demanded an investiga-
ton by the grand jury H. J. New, managing
editor of the paper, was called upon to give
the name of the person from whom the pub
lished story was obtained. He peremptorily
refused to comply with the request and was
cited for contempt. The case was taken under
advisement until yesterday, when the court de-
cided that he was not guilty of contempt and
could not be held.
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RAILROADS.

TUE GREAT
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I'm yins oar S..slsT fs . css!ss ana s =
ssps Ss :si HS. sssS. "' f saSs
sss sSrse.as sss &C. s.sgs ~ AZ p sss
g. ss s,.s.. I'm.
70. fns sSsssss dsan Ss .n slS
i.iO .nS Ssssr. a.y .sSsS, ssssra.y, 800 To-
For wsmspos ros Haven .s R ,S p
900 ii 90 and and II f9 % AM Ib BE- E .s5
1000 and II 20 Pn ON Sunday. 900. il 'xeS
f.s i@s dar = g g s$ s.,s
FOR PHILADELPHIA ONLY,
For pSs,on, without eSanse ESQ pm every S.s s''
s'I sss.lss s.Hs sss. ss,s
double ssse ssS.. Ser S SaS e street ''0ans
For rS,In .s, on ps,.ssrs diysiSP pm weei aay.
For Baltimore, 6;3s. 7:20. $40. 600, eco. ESQ
3:45, 10, 4 20. 40, d 90. 40. 5 10 i0.ooanj
eio, so, s.s5. 4io. 900 o. s IA s.i 10
For Pope's Greek Line 7:20 am. and 40 D. daily
For Annapoiis, go and 900 an. 10 .o5 20 sne
600 pm; daily. EXCEPT sunday. sundays, eos
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG Rail-,
HALLWAY NM Nn'0 AON
IN EfFEcTMAY 10. 1889.
For Alexsndria $3.50. Q; 80. 7;45 sac, Gas, 1857
s.m;' II 90 noon, POS. as. ass, es0i, ST.,
80 e;s5, 1857 am. 2:35, o;Ol, s:O2 and
Accommodated for QuAntico, 2 As m. and ass n
N; week days 40 an sundays.
For Richmond and the South, 4. 30, 10 81 am.
daily. and 8 :2l .; m. daily, except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington. Cos s.05.
500 g;lo lo;lS. II ;o5, am; 20, 800;
pm, On Sunday at y; 10 and IL :O5 am; 200,
-5:lQ, 7:05, 500, $50 and 10 81 y. m
Tickets and Information at the Office northeast cor
ner OF 18th street and Pennsy lvauia avenue aud
the station, where orders be LEFT for tie Checking
OF baegsTe 70 destination from hotels and resdencos
CHAS. T. PUGH, y pOfD
oenera MAnAger General Passenger Agent
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

STEAMER JOHN W. THOMPSON FOR PUTONAo
- RIVER LANDINGS.
Leave 6th-street wharf every SUNDAY, TUESDAY
and THURSDAY az PM for kock Point. Colion's,
1eonardtown. CurreOnan, Nonlini Creek. Kinsale
Lodge, coan wharyes, smiths Greek, and kaughley
landing At above Nharves in the day time.
Fare lar us Nomini 50 cts. second-cIass Is eta
Fare below Nomini. as cts. second-class, SO cts.
Al
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The Danvilie city council yesterday ordered
An election October Is to vote on a Corporate
subscription Of s15o, ZOO toward the western ex-
tension Of the Atlantic and Danviile railroad
from DAnviile TO the coal fields of southwest
Virginia.
Cora, the eleven-year-old daughter Of KYLE
Powell Of Fredericksburg, Va, was seriously
wounded Monday by the explosion Of q rail-
road torpedo which she carelessly struck with
Ap axe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-11

The only 45-minute line to the Monumentsi
City. "a trains, Of which 8 are x5-minnts ex-
press trains, leave B. q o. station. one square
from the Capitol Bound trip during exposi-
ton week, el20l
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OR THE LIQUoR HABIT.
Positively Cured by administering Dv. Hainss
GOLDEN SPECIFIC.

rcsp be given IN cup Of ooes tea or IN articles
Of food without the knowledge Of the patient Il d sb
solutely harmless. and win eject . permanent and
speedy cure whether the patient moderate drinker
or an alcoholic wreck IT NEVER FAILS. Over
100000 drunhards have bsen made Temperate nm
who hsvs taken Golden Specific In thar coss without
sher knowAedge and to-day bslisve thar quit drink
ing Of thar own Tree Will Aspsss book Of
=. WARE under xhhttx usasA
HLPgHsxxsTN1 1lts u snd W 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-11

SPECIAL TRAINS TO BALTIMoRE.-The B. and
o. will add to their present schedule of "A
trains to Baltimore a fast express, leaving B.
and o. station, Washington, Monday, Septem-
Der 9, and Thursday, September IL, at S:l5 am.
Last train leaves Baltimore for Washington
II pm. For other trains see time table, this
paper.
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GETTING READY FOR THE TERM.
Action Of the Board Of Trustees of
Public Schools Last Night.

CHANCES N neutrality-suspicious. OF LABoR
RECOMMEND THE APPOINTMENT OF ''TRUANT
oTYIcER"-Sxw TEXT Observation-Disclosures oB
ADMISSION OF pUPILs-oTHER MATTERS.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Indfcfons AArer4isin~

Judicfous Advertising
CREATES many ner business;
ENLARGES many an Old business;
REVITEs many d,u business;
RESO rES many lost business;
sA YES many a failing business;
PRESERVES many a large business;
SECURES success in any business.
To "ddcertise judiciosasly," use ne columns of
The EVENING srAR. Everybody In TIE District
reads Il; ond In proportion TO ase returns yields
advertisers, its rates are much tie cheapest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-11

Go TO BALTIMORE VIA B. AND O.-The only As
minute line. si.20 round trip during EXPOSE
tion week--Adre
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DENTISTRY.
UNPRECEDENTED ArrRAcrroSt
OVER A MILLION DISTRIBUTED
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY

Incorporated by the Legislature for Educational
and Charitable purposes, and its franchise made q
part Of the present State Constitution in 1879 by
overwhelming popular vote
Its MAMMOTH DRAWINGS take place Semi
Annually Dune and December), and its GRAND
SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take place in each
Of the other ten months of the year. and are all drawn
in public at the Academy of Music, New Orleans, La
FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS FOR INTEGRITY
OF ITS DRAWINGS AND PROMPT PAY
MENT OF PRIZES,
Attested as follows:
"e do hereby certify that ,pe supervise he arranoe
nerts for all The ontkip and Semi nnudt Drdcfnosor
The Louisiana State Lottery Company. and person
nGna0e and control he Dysu!ncs themselves and that
The conducted nth honesty. fairness and
good fai tO,cdrd all drties aud authorize the 5n-
7lQnV 10 this certificate. rifh fdcsinsiles Qf SO
natures attached in as Advertisements"
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THE FISCHER" PIANO
Is truly "Old Reliable" Established 1910.
$4,000 in use. Fully Warranted: Sold on easy
terms. Pianos for rent.
SANDERS & sTAYMAN,
934 Il ct u "
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To Be Sold to an English Syndicate.

An Easton dispatch to the Philadelphia
Times says: At the meeting of the Thomas iron
company stockholders yesterday afternoon the
subject Of selling the works to a syndicate,
composed Of the Englishmen who recently
bought the Cleveland iron works, was discussed
for three hours. Some of the stockholders
wanted to instruct the directors to sell at not
less than S4000,O0O. The original motion to
instruct the directors to negotiate the sale for
$500, 900 was then passed unanimously. It
was stated that the offer of the syndicate would
realize about S83 a share to each stakeholder.
In addition the stock would be benefited to the
extent of nearly $50 a share by realizing ON in
vestments which the company had made with
its surplus. This would make the total realiza-
ton to the stockholders about S10S share
The stock has been paying 10 per cent Of late
and has been selling at about sos a share.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-11

PIANOS AND ORGANS.
HALLET DAVIS PIANOS.
III deepening September 10.
Elegant styles. Low prices Select now.
uel0 6ll 9th st "
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FOREIGN NOTES.

Ira Paine, the celebrated American marks
man, died yesterday in Paris.
The ceremony Of the marriage Of Princess
Sophie of Prussia to the crown prince of
Greece will be attended by the emperor and
empress of Germany, Prince Henry Of Prussia,
the king Of Denmark, the crown prince Of Dem
mark, the princess Of Wales, the czarewitch
and the crown prince OF Italy.
AlthoughssCrete ia becoming quiet the porte
will raise the number Of troops stationed there
from go 1000 to 10000, and several war ships will
guard the island.
The Cologne Gazette says that the czarewitch
has expressed q strong disinclination to visit
the Paris exhibition in view Of the fact that 1t
commentaries the revolution Of 1889.
The entire bench Of judges, district and cir
cult, Of Riga have been arrested for using the
German language after they had been ordered
to use the Russian.
At the fortnightly meeting Of the national
league at Dublin yesterday Mr.. Sullivan, MEM
Der of parliament, denounced the Balfour uni
versity scheme as q sham.
1t is reported that the porte has concluded to
dispense with trial in the case of MOUSSE Bey,
charged with crueltieJ to the Armenian Chris
tians, and to exile him.
Mrs. Julia D. Grant, the widow Of the gen.
eral, who has been spending the summer in
Vienna with her son, the United States minister,
expects TO return to this country and pass the
winter in Washington.
Replying to appeals to keep the exposition
open the directors Of the Paris exposition an
nounce that it must be closed on October 81.
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II. A. sELI0soN,
TIE WINE AND LIQUOR MERCHANT.
ss1-wAs-r go l2th ct. NV. near y.
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Decker Bios. P1ANos
REPRESENT ALL THAT Is REST IN THE ART
OF PIANO-FORTE MAKING.
Sold on accommodating terms Pianos for rent
EANpERS sTAYMAN,
934 st. NV.
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SANDERS 4 STAYMAN
JARVIS BUTLER, Manager,
934 st. NV, Washington, DC
ID N. Charles st. Baltimore. Md
1917 Main st Richmond, Va. se2-lm
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EVERYBODY KNOWS THE WEBER
As one of the Greatest Pianos in the World Main
tsins IL commanding position. Pianos for rent
SANDERS 4 STAYMAN.
S34 Il 81 nv
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<sues eoang 70 the country may leave their ordeE1
for shipmsnt. which will be promptly sttsndsd 70.
Anortsd casss . speciality
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A resolution was offered by Prof. Gregory
providing that In the organization Of the night
schools the unassigned Of the normal school
graduates, 50 far a. may be practicable, be en-
ployed as teachers in such schools. Prof.
Gregory said that he had worded the resolution
80 as 10 leave the matter discretionary with the
committee, so that II they thought il advisable
the graduates could be appointed 70 these posi-
tons.
Mr.. Cornish remarked that il was custom
now TO appoint the graduates when it was
deemed best
After further discussion the resolution was
referred to the committee on night schools.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-11

THE "ESTEY- PIANO
Is winning Golden OPINIONS on every side The
name guarantee of its worth Splendid tone; dura-
BILE. Pianos for rent
SANDERS 4 sTAYMAN,
Q3A st. u. y.
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WONDERFUL RECORD
Two Hundred and Ten Thousond c2lo,ooo) Estey
Organs have been made and sold Everywhere thu
preferred Organ for HOME, CHURCH and SCHOOL
use. Beautiful New Styles
Sold on very easy monthly payments.
SANDERS STAYMAN,
934 ct. n II.
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WE TAKE PLEASURE
In Exhibiting our LARGE Assortment of Pianos and
Organs to all who may be interested in those instru
ments.
PIANOS FOR RENT.
We offer great Inducements to purchaser
PIANOS FOR RENT.
Pianos and Org ans Tuned. Repaired and Exchansed
PIANOS FOR RENT.
Visit our Ware Rooms. Our method Of doing bust
ness will commend itself to YOU PIANOS FOR RENT
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me snmn.n ,nnfrr.nrr.

wuNNCroN, Dol, March l6.-Mr. q.
II. Rates returned from Washington TO.
day. whore ho had gone yesterday morn.
ing In RESPONSE 10 an invitation from tho
State Department, received before he knew
oi his appointment ne commissioner 10 the
Berlin conference ON Samoan affairs. To
an Associated Press reporter he said 81
had an interview with Secretary Blaine,
aud learned that the appointments had
been made without any previous consulta.
ton with any oi the gentlemen named.
Ia advance oi action 10y the senate on my
appointment am unable Ia say anything
m0r about H. ! do not know when the
conference will meet. but when u docs. no
matter who the American commissioner
may be, | have no doubt the subject will
be- approached IN q spirit which will lead
90 a settlement Of all the questions at issue,
OF course everybody Who Is concerned In
Il will have the strongest motive 10 bring
about conclusion satisfactory to all. Al
20 the scope Of the conference, oi couSs
nothing can be- known until the commits
sion h accepted aud qualified, and TO
ccivcs the Instructions OF tho Secretary Of
State.
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THE COURTS.
Criminal Court.

DR.. Shotwell, who was prosecuted by
Turner ii. Lane for cruelty 10 animals,
was discharged, and Lane was given
another severe but kindly lecture by Judge
DuBosc.
A motion for new trial In the Good
man case was heard by Judge DuBose.
Goodman, II will BIO remembered, was
convicted OF obtaining goods under false
pretenses and sentenced TO three years In
the penitentiary.
Ed Coyne, convicted Of carrying pistol,
was fined $50.
Matt 0'Donncll was convicted OF grand
larceny and sent mp for three years.
George Washington was fined S25 and
sentenced to sixty days in the workhouse
for vagrancy.
Martin Dougher, convicted Of habitual
drunkenness, WIS fined $50 and given
sixty DAYS
Tho jury In the Fogg murder were I'M
able 10 agree and were discharged.
Calendar for March lS-Nos. ZIG, All
Reeves; lS5, Willis Price; lS7, Rufus Branch;
PA. George Brown 237, 23s, Shed Gray;
240, Tom Graham; 23g, John Bailey.
For March l0-lS3, John Num-; 1856,
l63, sam hlillington and Ed Patterson;
$50. Lizzie Mosbyi 1853, Henry Peoples;
1874, John Dunlap.
For March 20-l3l, l47, Henry Refs,
1876, l9l, John Burnes; 40. III. l72, $. H.
McIcmorc; 1856. II. q. Still; 1888, Callic
Deer.
For March 2l-Nos 1856, eos, James
Waters; lOl, John Adams; l67, Calvin
Simpson; li5, John Thomas; 1856. Chas.
Sellers; l75, John Winbush; 2Oi, George
Davis; la, sue Mccoy.
For March 22-Noa l0i. 1902. Chas.
Hunter; lo6. l07, l05, Jerry Lewis; Ia,
Alec. Gibson.
For March 23-Nos. 90, o., Shed Dukes
and Ella Bicdsoe; %. -, "a, Frank Lam.
bert; l76. l,obt. Matson; 81, IS, IL. Lymus
Wallace and Moses Johnsoni 20s, 2VD,
Btauh lSi, ~, " ~ West; 1884,
wm. Bronnon; 81. Elhridgc Rivers, A. ~,
Mary Taylor; A., Rush winbcrg los,
lou Watkins; Al. Chas. Worst; 80, 20,
Chas. WOOdiord.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Memphis Tbeater.

Nine. Selika, the Cherokee prima
donna, appeared in concert at a matinee
yesterday afternoon, and gave a closing
performance at night. She possesses vocal
power Of high order, aud is well trained
and accomplished vocalist. She was as
sisted by S. W. Williams, BARITONE
singer OF ability, and by Miss Halle q.
Brown, a pleasing and clever elocutionist
and reader. The audiences were not
large, but they were apprcciative and en-
joyed tho entertainments.
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TRUSTEES SALE
-Of-
WEST MEMPHIS
LANDS.

Notice IL hereby given that under and by virtue
Of the authority In me vested by a certain linden
turc from Robert Vance and Others to Ralph Wal
ker and Others Of date January n, 1858, and duly
recorded on page So Of Record Book ~" In the
Office Of the Recorder Of Crittendcn county. at
Marion Ark. and within the houu Of judicial
sales BEGINNING on tho
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Annie IsIxIey.


The favorte comedienne. begins weeks
engagement at the Memphis Theater
tomorrow night During the week Miss
Pixley will present three OF the most inter-
osting plays in her repertoire, which will
be arranged as follows Monday and
Tuesday evenings and Saturday matinee,
"rho Dcacon's Daughter" "Wednesday
afternoon and evening, "Zara;" Thursday,
Friday AMI Saturday evenings, "22 Second
Floor" The last named comedy has
never been presented here. II is by Geo.
II. Jessop. author Of "Our Governor"
"In Paradise" "Sam'l OF Poson." and
other familiar plays. II IL described by
the author ~ a modern comedy Of errors.
The Dromois In this ease are OF the weaker
sex. and Miss pixley IL saddled with tho
work OF both OF them. They are described
m twin sisters who have grown up I'M.
known Ia each other. one az nm actress Of
the London friyoiity Thcatcr, the. osnvr
~ n sobcr.miudcd aud bnyp'iy married
woman, who abhors all things theatrical,
because u WIS through her passion for the
Stage that her mother had been led 10
abandon homo aud husband aud 10 carry
OH one M the twins when she disappeared.
The TWIN sisters aro brought together
under the hospiliblo rOOi OF the Jinkerson
House, aud then the fun begins. A
hilarious broker, q cheeky advance agent,
n susceptible boniiacc, an impudcnt hall
boy, port nurse girl, a rather colorlcss
society woman, and distracted young
husband run Ia aud out, aud every time
they stumble over one OF the twins they
each and all mistake her Tor the other one.
Here's how DE do. indccd-as pretty Q
mess, Ia fact, IA In confusion itself. III,
/ mistakes that are made arc cxtrcmel,
fun IN limited only by ,hc capacity Of III,
| players TO keep up tile Wild scampor.
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FRENCH MlLLINERY-HAIR GooLs
The First Eshibi, of Proper styles Now
Ready.

Gigantic display Of lovely Hats and Bon-
nets, Flowers Ribbons, Laccs. Feathers,
Hair Ornaments and Hair Goods
Monday We commence the greatest sale
OF Straw Hats and Bonncis ut prices that
were never heard Of before -2jc, soc, 75c.
Just opened, special for this sale. fifty
cascs Of fine Hats and Bonncis, fine Chill
drcn's School Hats, which We will mcri.
fee nj Pc, b0c, 7bc. They are worth from
JOc n ~. Endless variety to sclcc, from.
An immense lot OF now Flowers, laccs.
Ribbons aud Feathers in all the newest
stree, and evening shades, just opened.
Ladies, DO SURE 10 give this your special
attention. II will nav YOU big 10 10 80.
Extraordinary bargains In Hair Goods
We have new Ia Tasca Hair Rang for
only 7jc. We invite inspection. We
court investigations for We know YOU will
be- convinced We moan business
4. LAvidNE,
3i7I Main Street, Memphis, Tenn.
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TURNED AGAINST THEIR FATHER.
Two sons Resent Paternni Interference
In Their Scrap.

Two Sons Resent Paternni Interference
In Their Scrap.
From a gentleman who arrived ycs,cr.
day from the scene, rnR Atrial received
information that at Mariana, Ark, on
the 9TH instant, two boys Of the place,
Marcus and Emmett Baldwin, sons Of J.
g. Baldwin, the jailcr oi Ice County, and
also coroner, became involved Ia n din.
Guilty with one W. u. Jones over a trivial
affair They attempted to cut Jones,
when their father intcuposcd. They then
turned their attention ~ him and one Of
them, Il Is not known which, cut his
father on the hand. scycting an artery.
Eysipclas aud blood.poisoning resulted
irom the wound, aud Baldwin died Thurs-
day night. Tho boys left Immediately
alter the hgh, and have not been heard
from. The older one. Emmct, has amost
uncnyiablc reputation ~ Tough" and
had before Killed two mon.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17
United states District caurl

In the United States District Court yes
terday the jury In the case OF J. J. Lock-
hart, administrator Of Patrick lIainoy.
deceased, against the Newport News
4 Mississippi Valley and tho Little
Rock d Memphis Railroad Companies. for
$4,000 damages claimed ON account OF
llainey's death by one or the other Of dc.
icndan,s' trains, OF both, returned a yer.
dict Tor plaintiff, awarding him $4,000. An
appeal will probably be takcn.