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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-08

The President seems to be the only one who
knows anything about the holiday which he
had arranged to take, and he is not saying any
thing about it. The probabilities are that
when he gets ready to go he will not give the
public any warning, but will simply leave in as
unostentatious manner as possible.
, 1889-02-06
Publication.

5PT is hereby brought to public no.
- tice that having returned from
Europe the undersigned Governor
has again taken over the Government
of the Danish West India Islands,
and that Chief Justice P. M.
ANDERSEN, Knight Of Dannebrog
and Dannebrogsmand, who during
nv absence acted as Vice Governor
has resumed his office as Judge Of the
Upper Court.
Government of the Danish West India
Islands, st Thomas, the Goth January 1889.
G.. III. ARENDRUP.
, 1889-02-06
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, 1889-02-06
Translation.
Publication.

BT is hereby brought to public no.
- tice that Mr.. H. NELTHROPP
has resumed his duties as Chairman
of the Road Commission and Brand
captain for the Eastern Centre Dis
trict of ST. Croix.
Government Secrctary's Office, st. Croix
the 1st February 1889.
LIMPRICHT.
, 1889-02-06
Bekjendtgjorelse

1N EFT bekjendtgjores herved, at
~ undertegnede Gouvernem efter
min Tilbagekomst fra Europa after
har overtaget Gouyernementet, og at
den under min Frar@relse fungeren-
de Vice. ouverneur, Oyerdommer
p. NJ. ANDERSEN, Ridder at Dan
nebrog OF Dannebrogsmand paany
har overtaget sit Embede som Over
dommer i den KongeIige Ves.indiske
Landsoverret.
Gouvernementet for de danSk v~estindiske
Der, St. Thomas den 26de Januar 1889.
c.. H. ARENDRUP.
, 1889-02-06

Translation.
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uATIoSa
A Mls.onrI Pharmnci.t.

For years have sold drugs in Kansas
AMI Missouri. with large experience In
selling patent medicines, and bear testi-
mOny to the remarkable efficacy OF Swift s
Specific. Il cured moro people Of conia-
gious blood poison than any other medi-
cine that ever sold, and | have sold all
kinds. One man Whose address will
give TO those who wish III had his hair all
taken out by contagious blood poison.
Scales came all over his head. face and
body. His bones finally became involved,
aud he went from bad TO worse under the
ordinary treatment. This man was cured
sound and well by 5. 5. ;. could name
dozens OF the worst eases who were cured
OF all sorts OF blood diseases by $. $. $. ai-
ter exhausting all other treatment Ono
gentleman OF osceola. Mo, who tried all
the treatment OF Hot Springs and other
springs. was finally cured by $. $. 5. My
brother was cured OF eczema by taking $.
s. S. after ho bad tried all other treat.
mcnt. | will chccriully give names and
addresses TO any who wish them.
l., l.. DAVIDSON, sherman, Tex.
Treatise ON Blood aud skin Diseases
mailed free.
SwuZf SPECIFIC COMPANY. Drawer 3, At
lanta, ia.
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LIGHT business on the levee.
WEATHER clear and summerlike.
CorroN receipts by river yesterday: Goa
homa, bales.
INDICATIONS Fair southerly Winds sta
tionary temperature.
The rivers will remain nearly stationary,
except a fall at Cincinnati.
TnE river at this p Mt stands ll.3 on the
gauge, decline of 1-l0th since last report.
TnE Lee Liners out last evening were Goa
homa for Friars Point, and Rosa Lee for
Osccoa.
THE Ruth, W. P. Hall master and b. o.
Michel clerk, will clear for New Madrid
this evening.
THE Buckeye State left Evansville at s
o'clock last evening with a moderate trip,
southwark bound.
The Anchor Liners up and down yester-
day were Arkansas City for st. Louis, and
City OF Cairo for Natchez.
The Ohio River packet Dcsoto NJ NJ.
Deem master and Henry Proctor clerk, left
last evening for Cincinnati.
Cart. EMILE +. GRASS, one of the oldest
boatmen of the present day, died at New
Orleans last Wednesday at the age of sixty
nine wears
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Always Keep the Upper Hand OF Ms

Changes Of temperature are apt 10 cause
dangerous sickness In the full-bl0odcd APP
oploxy Il TO be feared. When you have n
pain Ia the head feel dizzy, foycrish, rheu-
matte or sick at the stomach take az once
three 10 ten Of BnANpmrn's PfLiA Such
slight affections are only the harbingcu of
disease or sudden prosimtion, and the thing
90 do 4 10 master the trouble at once. Never
let little sickness get the better Of you.
Drive IL out OF doors Immediately. let
there be no compromise, always have with
you box OF BRANDHETH's Puts, and you
are prepared 20 Fight the Won't form Of sick.
ness IN H. inoipioncy.
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Al EynusyiIle.

Special Dispatch TO The Appeal.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, May 10-The Ira A..
The Ohio is below. The Tcil Citv wires her
arrival at ~ o'clock tonight Col. 7. J.
Moss, of st. Louis, and Capt Lee Howell, OF
this city, have purchased from the Green 4
Barren River Navigation Company, for the
Evansville, Ohio 4 Green River Transporta-
ton Company, the steamer Evansville and
all their floating property, and also the
freight elevator at Bowling Green. Terms
private. The Buckeye State arrived at GAO
O'Clock with only moderate trip; added
lightly and registered several passengers, and
will leave az 5 O'clock. All Mell.
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PARIS EXPOSITION.
THROUGH TICKETS TO PARIS
VIA LIVERPOOL.
West India aud Pacific steamship CompanJ's
hiaii steamers

Tho Steamers oi this, The only regular line sail.
iuF um ihr south tn llVvfpuul. are Nuty popular
win IHH.ruErfa, md the 90 iO they n.e hHiuF ra1
liable 20 bal weather than that ~ The NHW YORK
siphm,rs makes tho ifip thoroughly sni iuhlc
The following HtCamrft arr rNrTrfri 90 leave htfu
iluNiuIAN, ~ ell about MAY lu
HENNANu NALL, ~ sali about Nay -
ANuIAN. usill about May "a
bAWIN. tutnll about June
TENAN. tu sail about juno A
MN tll D. 20 fall about June y
JAMAICAN. tn sail about June a..
Hnuuu lHfu- Hence ~ fltgfpopl. $40 through
IN Paris via Calais ~ Bower nfst class rail-, etc,
ll.u. Uf tllsi. class nail tiin
Urtuu tifkrisaNcw orleans ~ Liverpool and
ffiun. srl. New Orleans b. Paris aud uiufn.
nrtpass 40 the way, tljo thildfun and servants
at % reduction
Dor uHbgr particulars as y ifcighi and passage
apply ~ NJ .. HANDEHa.
n Cawniulct STREET. New orleans
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SPECIAL FEATURES

ny tcims Of contrast the Company must deposit
hg sum ~ all prizes included In the scheme bciori
slling q single ticket and receive the following
Onlrlal permit
CERTIFICATE = hcrrhy crriify that the Ion
don Hank of Meticn aud south Ameriua has on
payment of all prizes dfawn b. tho Lotrfa do ID
lcnonUunrlA fuhlira.
q KODRluuEZ RIVERA. Intervention
MY siE per cent Of the value IT all The tickets ln
prizes a larger proportion than Is giyen By any
other LOTTERY.
FINALLY. the number u tickets IL limited 10 s10ll
nom luss than arc sold by other Lotteries usins
the same scheme
F0r tall particulars sdircs. y. Bassstti, Apar
do 40, city OF MoHicn. Makirn.
y. W. CULLEN, ata uar,ice street, Nash
vile, Tom, 0encul Agent Cor Tennessee
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Zone into n better business.

Special lspaich 10 The Appeal.
llu sxs, Ark, May i0.-Tho Helena Giobe,
n yg4aiy paper owned and edited by Mr..
osarlcs Moore has been discontinued after
about year and q halls expense. The pro.
prioior will embark In another and more
lucrative enterprise.
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NnIIrr

The Prospect Park & Belt Dummy Line
will begin running regular trains 90 Pros.
poet Park today. Trains willlcavc Second
and Gayoso streets abou. every hour and
forty minutes and pass within short dis
lance OF Calvary Cemetery.
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Special Dispatch 10 II

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
CIycISSArL o., May io.-River falling rap
idly, with 10 feet inches OF water ON the
gauge at O O'Clock pm. Clear and hot Bust
ness dull. The Andes returned 10 Pittsbufg
on time. The Granite State arrived from
Meunhfa
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SENATOBIA FARM
NEAR SENAToBIA, MISS,
oFfIRs THE srRvIcTs or TWO TRor
TINo sfAILIOSa


Capt Carnos, No. 1924,
Limited 10 Zen Approved Msrrs al s5 Cash IN,
Sss0n-beason Kinds July !.
Colt trotteu are In demand This horse should
got them. % his sir 10 " G.. Gpn1 was colt tfol
tf. his gnandfife Onward, Ian IL the greatest
sire oi colt tfutien Known. having pat four thren
ysarnlds Ia the ~ lrt IA ono ycaf. his nftt dam
lfsncy Day, frcori 1lI was SIRED by Alcalde Nhu
GOT iiViaA the hifc Of tho unba.ton colt tfulicf.
"suse q" ais. his seCgnd dam BY anoiheT great
brood mare tife, Kentucky Clay tout 81 tho n1iss
mare. dam LADY thufua, gtsi. and MamhfIuo
faichenl hla thlrl dam by stlll another famous
brugd inaro sire, Edwin Forrest hufth, hhh and
sltth dams By Thoroughbred sifrs individually,
Capt tarues u n three ycarold blood bay, slftoon
hands high elssintly proportionsd stallion.
Col JonorBon Blind
isOnerrd 10 tho Public Al 90 cash
Hs was sirrd BY tho srcairs, brood mare sire
fn0wn. MambfinO fatchcn. ehoss s1ns arr takiun
hnt fank tfu0d mare slfcs dam As'l an old
tine tfuttcf. Jefferson at thfru Yfas ~ hFg vas n
picture hat would make any horstnan feel good
iGi, hands hlsh. stylish. slmmsuiral snd nnrly
rated None II his ret are blind nll show spicn.
did tfuttlag Hrilon, aud afH game aud handinno
foulslcn Ne sired the isslcst two.y cat. old that
showed about Memphis lat sutnmef
ngAil stock handled carefully. but no rrsponsi
bllitY fuf accidents, mares psstufrd 81 " pef
mouth fol grain, SO For further information
Address r. LYTLE. Man'ar.
los 81 Paul 81. Memphis. Tenn.
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THE RIVERS.
Movements on the Leves

Arrivals-Ruth New Madrid; p NJ Kelly,
Old River; Valley towboat and barges, st.
Louis; Guiding Star, Cincinnati
Departures-City of Cairo, Natchez, Ar
kansas City. st. Louis; DeSoto Cincinnati;
Coahoma, Friars Point; Rosa Lee, 0sceola
Guiding Star, New Orleans; Valley towboat
and barges, New Orleans.
Boats in port-Ruth,
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stage OF the Rivers.

0FFICE siGSALsERyiCE, q. e. A.,
MEMPHIS. Tenn. May 10, lss1
The following observations are taken at all sta.
tons In the 10Th meridian time which Is one oul
later than Memphis umc.
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TnE Southern Trust Company offers liz
services in procuring loans on Memphis
real estate nj low rates Of interest.
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LACE curtains cleaned and beautifully
finished at Memphis Steam Laundry, ga
Second street. Branch office 81 Madison.
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IiATu<

INsuRE your gin.houses in tho Citizens
Insurance company. No. a. Madison street.
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY draws Tues.
day, MAY IA.
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Chancery Sale
or
Il r. A l. e S T A r e.

No. GiGi Rim the Chanrrfy Court ~ shelby
tnunr- Fannie q. hustuick u d. Va hifnbcih
~ virtue ~ on inicfloruinry dcrrce f1r ale en-.
tered lu the nhuvu Gauss IN the - day oi July,
l,',, " ~ "a page ipl and nnCNcd "a day u
April l1-l. ~, II 0l page ~ I Wlil ECii 70 puhlld
suction, a. the highest b'ddrf. Ia iruat " tho
Cara anu Masters uilcc. NJ the Main street on
trance ~ thc couft house Oi shelby Cuunty. Mem
phls. Tenn. on
saturday, 18th Day of May. 1850.
within legal houn, the following ds.rrihri propoe
", situaicd Ia the Taxing District ~ shelby Coun.
". Iruursacc, tuNit
hcrinulnE 10 point on the east side ~ Ffnst
Row - iort north ~ the northeast rnfnrf IL
Court sircrt aud lWut Huu. thrnuu east itst. ret
a. tln alley between iutut linu Hu1 Main strcrt
thrurr nuufh with tho w,ai side ~ line ~ aid
alley ff'r fret O. Che north fldu uf line ~ Duuu
Hiurt thence west with the north sidr ur line %
Court sffrfi HI' fett tlrnnu ngril 3f' irrt thence
vet a. ifrt a. Che east tide ur line ~ fntnt How
thruuU north with Che rBst eide or uur of innt
lnw Go tnu beginning with oil the improvements
THEREON
Terms NJ silc=Ouo ihiri cish balance on a
credit ~ one, two and thfcr year. note bearing
inirf'et with s.uru, required lien rctalncL
redemption haffoi.
This ll'h day " Anil is,l
o. MDiiENHY. CLERK AMI Master
tait Cuupof Fusion a rtatun. Mnrrah a Nc.
inf'tud, aud -irfliug fvafs1u. collectors.
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Admlnlatrntrlx,a Notice.

Admlnistratrix's Notice.
Having qualified ~ Administrators Of the estate
of UINNi nfliiLMANN. decreased, notice l.
hereby FlFcu cfuiliur 81 snid estate to hlo tholf
claim, elth me. or with I. N, TUscvant Attorney,
b North Houn street, and debtors will please ooins
iofwaft and settle
" DORA ~ REilILNANS, Administrators.
Memphis. Tenn. April ~. lisa
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Lowry a Go.
For hnc Kangaroo shoes, 800 Main street.
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Homes for Sale
on
Monthly Payments.
WE HAVE

80 lots on Robson avenue, north
west of Elmwood,
200 lots on Mississippi avenue, be-
yond the Curve,
10 lots on Main street, near Ray
burn avenue,
Any of which we will sell on
Monthly Payments of from $40 to
$40. When lot has been paid for
In full. II the purchaser 80 desires
we will build for him a homo on
said lot, receiving Monthly Pay
mont, In settlement for the same.
This plan of getting a homo is
better than by building aSsocla-
lions or any other plan. You have
to take no stock; you have no cor
poration to deal with; you get title
20 lot ut once, and can sell at any
time, subject to amount OF pur-
chase money unpaid.
We have sold over 800 homes on
monthly payments. Apply to
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ma zIIRMANs WATER CURE BATHs or
IL ell descriptions, Turkish baths &c hot aud
cold, &C ~ Second street
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A Perfect Laxative

"Paine's Celery Compound is prompt and
peasant Asa laxative It leaves little TO be de-
sired. have great confidence In its merits"
ALBERT LEONARD, Associate Editor,
Journal Of Pedagogy, Athens Ohio
"For two or three years suffered intensely
every night with severe pains In my bowels.
which were habitually constipated. NV bowels
are now regular, and have had no return Of
those palms since using one bottle Of
Paine's
Celery Compound
r. @. sTIoKNEY, Druggist. Havana, Ala.
Moral; Use Paino's Celery Compound and stop
running the Intestinal tract with harsh purga-
tive pills si.Oo Six for $500. Drugglsta
WELLS, RICHARDSON Co., Burlington, Vt
Q5RIEc Liring upon Ldctdtod Food are Heaahv.
S"S'~e Happy and Hearty. II is t,,o0uqlad
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Losr on sroLES.
sTnAYTD.

mao REwAHD-LigHT RORREL HORSE
SlU mule about 10 hands high black stripe
down back aud around legs had on leather halter
straved from my place on nais.as cnno. near Dun
lap, Monday, MAJ g 1879. lNill Civ. SO fog 10
turn VI mulo ChAb. WhIIAA
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Jackson Mound PARK concert
Sunday. Admission 10 cents.
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ron SAFE ON rxcu,NoE.

A CHOICE CORNER LOT WITH NEw IRooM
"a cottage IN Los Angeles Cal. fur Improved
OF uniinpfovcd Memphis OF suburban properly
Addres ~. Clarteton, Arb.
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Rise Fall.
fcoi l0lhA IlOths. IlOihs.

Above Low Changes.
Water
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sIifnoroDtsr.

nRcJ scHkitkk TKEATs ooRSs AND
~ bunlon. onles houn IAN VI tp.n No
nj Main street.
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EDUCATIONAL.
sTRAYED ON sroLrS.

MONDAY .EvENiNG, MAY g. DARK NoUsE
WI coloted mafc mule. 10. hands high, about
tycars old. LlbtfAl reward VIII be- paid iof her
rcturn 10 q. J. BROOKS q CO, 100 licalc s,ruct.
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QBRIEc Lirsng upon Ldctdtcd Food are Heaahp.
S"oNo Happy and Hearty. II is tsioQtQlodr
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WANTED.

JJIDEs AND FURs WANTED AND HIGHEST
Il prices paid. sCHEIBLER & co, aO3 Main St
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agreed upon. Mr.. Yoakum ON the
strength Of this had paid 81 900 out for
one OF the lots he had offered, and in
justice to him he thought that the
Council should stand by the report.
Mr.. Cox said that when the site was
selected he had an idea that that kind
of lot fronting on two streets and
running through the block was the best.
A frontage of 120 feet on each street gave
q frontage of 240 feet. He had started
out with the idea of choosing such lots as
those. This particular site was chosen
because it had two frontages and because
it was cheaper by $40e than others
offered. After the report had been read
advising the selection of this site, Mr..
Friesner made an objection to the let
and Mr.. Cox said that he was free to
confess that though the site was excel
lent he should have preferred others.
Mr.. Hughes said that it would place
Mr.. Yoakum in bad position to change
at this late date.
Mr.. Pomeroy moved that the matter
bs referred to the Councilman and mem
ber of the Board of Education from the
First ward and the City Attorney tc see
what could be done in the matter. Car
ried.
The committee then adjourned for a
week
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PUBLIC WORKS.
A four of Inspection to Severa
Places.

A Four of Inspection to Several
Places.
The Board of Public Works, repre-
sented by Mr.. Wirsching and Deputy
City Engineer Lownes, visited several
points yesterday which require at.
tention. The first was New High
street, between Bellevue avenue
and Walters street. This street
has never been graded, and in the
rainy season. it is almost impossible.
Even the last small rain left large pools
of water, which almost prevent traffic
over the street. The property owners
are desirous of grading and paving with
porphyry, and as majority of them
have signed petition to have the work
done, the board will probably recon.
mend the commencement of the usual
proceedings.
The citizens of Sepulveda street are in
the same position as those on New High
street. They desire the street graded
and as there is majority of the petit
TONERS, it will probably be recommended
Some of the citizens are objecting tc
the condition in which the pipe of the
Arroyo de las Reyes has been left. II
was conducted to a point near Flower
and Pine streets and then stopped, and
during heavy rain the water pours out
with such force as to food the surround.
ing property. This was inspected yester.
day, but no conclusion was reached.
Figueroa street between Montgomery
and Washington was examined. There
are no sidewalks here on either side o.
the street, and the zanja flows along
where the sidewalk should be on the
weel side of the street. 1t was
said that the school children in
winter time have great difficulty in
reaching school. Some of the property
owners, it is alleged, have refused te
either grade the street or put in side
walks, and the Board of Public Works is
at a loss to know how to get the worh
done.
The property owners on Nichols stree
desire the grade changed so that there
would not be so great cut to make. The
petition will probably be granted.
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Santa HoMica.

The theatre train which was to have
been run tonight has been postponed
until Saturday evening. Mr.. F. G. Nc
Kinnie, the druggist, has taken charge
of the arrangements here.
w. h. Wren has resigned the Senior
Wardensbip of St. Augustine's church,
and Arthur Gaylord has bean appointed
to the vacancy. The treasurership goes
to &. A. Andrews.
A dime social was given this evening
at the residence of Mrs. E. Van Allen
by the ladies' guild of st. Augustine "a
church.
John Hall, the architect, and his
assistants are working vigorously On the
plans of the big Catholic institute.
Mrs. Peyton Carter and family have
left for their ranch at Duarte.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Hette were at the
Arcadia today.
Mr.. J. R, Simpson, the insurance man,
il among the sojourners at the Arcadia.
October 10, 1889. Fl.