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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-06
The Union Central Life Insurance Com.
pauy of Cincinnati

Has opened AN Office IN this city at No. ~
Madison street, next door to tho AraidncLe
Office. This Company Is solid and first.
class one, with nearly 5000. 600 Of assets
and 500, 900 surplus. has the most liberal
terms, and writes Endowment Policies at
Lie rates with the extending features.
Also has the cash loan feature on It's poll
cics. Those desiring simply protection
need not hunt mutual or assessment com.
panics, for they can insure with Union
Central at cost rates, which are lower than
Old Line Companies or iint-claE Assess.
mcnis. Before insuring call at their office
and investigate their Life Rate Eydow-
mcnt and other forms Of policies Mr.. ID.
l.. Murell, OF Jackson, Is tho General
Agent, aud will take pleasure in showing
the different plans
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-06
sloep for an hour, and woke amid the

sleep for an hour, and woke amid the
songs OF angels. /,
j place the dying "reminiscences OF
Augustus Caesar against the dying reminis-
cence OF the Apostle Paul. The dying
"reminiscences OF Augustus Caesar was, ad.
dressing his attendants: "Have played
my part well on the stage OF life2'' and
they answered in the affirmative, and he
said; "Why, then, don't you applaud
me?' The dying reminiscence OF Paul
the Apostle was, 81 have fought a good
fight, | have kept the faith; henceforth
there is laid up for me crown OF right
eousness, which the Lord, the righteous
Judge, will give me in that day, and not
to me only, but to all them that love his
appearing" Augustus Caesar died amid
pomp and great surroundings. Paul uttered
his dying reminiscence looking up through
the wall of a dungeon. God grant that
our last hour may be the closing OF a use
full life, and the opening Of a glorious
eternity.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-06

We take this method Of notifying the
public that we have this day sold 20 Mr..
w. A. faircs our sale aud feed stable
outfit, aud cordially recommend him 10
our friends and customers.
BuroRp & Co.
Referring 10 above this Is notice TO tho
public that will conduct the above mon.
toned stable, corner Third and Union
streets, ~ feed and sale stable. All
stock will be transferred free Of charge.
W. A. FAIREs
NJ. 7. II. Buiord. assisted by Col. ID. A.
Wiles aud NJ. Albcr, Dunn, will continue
10 handle firt-class horses AMI mules ~
Mt FARES barn, corner Union aud Third.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-06

ION, MY BAcK" is common exclamation,
and expresses world Of misery and suffer
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-06

CLEVELAND, o., May 6.-Edward Sco-
vel leading tenor Of the Boston Ideal
Opera Company, has cancelled his engage
ment and gone East. lie was TO have APP
poared last night, but the announcement
was made from the opera-house stage that
he was afflicted with total extinction OF
the voice"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-06

Whether on pleasure bent or business,
should take ON every trip a bottle OF Syrup
Of Figs, as 1t acts most pleasantly and ELECT
ually on the kidneys, liver and bowels;
preventing levers, headaches, and other
iorms OF sickness. For sale In 80 cent and
81 bottles by all leading druggists.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-06
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-06
For Nick Headache

USE HoRsToRD's ACID PHOSPHATE.
DR.. NJ. W. Gray, Cave Springs, Ga, says
al have used II with perfect success in ha
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-06
George Dnnnnuay'. Proposition.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 5.-It is reported
that George Dunnaway, the notorious
Rutherford County murderer and rapist,
coniemplates giving himself up to the au-
thorities for $500.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-06

The Prospect Park & Bel, Dummy Line
will begin running regular trains 60 Pros.
poet Park today. Trains will leave Second
and Gayoso streets about every hour and
forty minutes and pass within a short dis.
lance OF Calvary Cemetery.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-06

Special Dispatch to Tho Appeal.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 6.--The second
trial OF ]. X. Banks, the murderer OF John
j. Littclon, has been set for June IL.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-06
TaYior,r RetIremen.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 5.-Gov Tay-
lor, in an interview with reporter
today, said: "The truth is, I-shall re-
tire from politics at the expiration OF
my present term OF Office, anu | do not
intend TO again seek promotion in the
Third or any other Congressional District.
/ intend to forever quit politics and devote
myself to making living Tor my family"
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-06

TnE southern Trust Company offers lis
services IN procuring loans on Memphis
real estate ut low rates Of interest.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-06

The political situation. NJ Is natural,
absorbs attention here aud In Spain. so
many opposing forces work TO gain their
ends that the igirfe Is doubtful. Auiono.
misls OF home falen Ia Cuba have ~ their
ideal n goyernpsni lor the island similar
10 that OF Canada and To those OF other
prosperous Enelt,b colonies.
Cuban autoaonisis have NJ leaders able
men and astuto politicians. aud these do
not expect all this ut one jump. but 10
hope TO work up 10 H. They would ac.
ccpt colonial government like that OF
Guadalupe and OF Martinique ~ n step.
ping stone 10 greater perfection, or even
any other form, always provided that tho
right OF the inhabiianm 10 intervene eli.
caciouHly In tho management ct their own
affairs should be guaranteed. The home
government Of Spain since the close Of the
insurrcction hero has shown itself more
willing 10 grant greater political liberty TO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
SENT On FOR FORGERY
and 10 JAiI for Petit Larceny-NO
Case Against Spotf.U0od

Walker Johnson, a colorcd man, was he
fore The Police Court Yesterday morning
charged win forging, ultering, and attempt
'ug 10 employ a. true a cert,n paper pur-
porting 10 be a certificate signed :. Lips
comb. ne knowing the same 10 be forged.
with intent u deiraud; aso with stealing 4
tot of coal the proneriy OF : LlpscOmb.
rbe evidence m both eases was conclusive,
and in the former johnson was sent on 10
i1e grand Jury; IN the lstter he was sent TO
Jail for four months. The paper forged was
a certificate to the good character OF the ac-
cused.
Buck Suotiswood (colored) was charged
win setting up, p omotlug, or being con-
cerned in the management oi the policy
game. The witness upon whose testimony
the warrant VAS issued weakened, and Buck
w,s discharged.
Fleming Randolph (coored) was sent TO
isi for .iyty days for stealing basque, the
property of Elizabeth Hlrdie.
Frank Jones, a small colored boy, charged
with stelline ba< from Christian & Co.,
va, whipped no court by hls mother.
One tramp charged with vagrancV, was
given twenty-fouf hours in which to leave
the city. ana several other Lriflng cases were
di.D0Spi Of.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
Capitalist. in the sontb.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, February "A
combination OF Boston aud kansls Civ
capitalists have purchased $1,000 acres OF
land Ia the vicinity Of Fort Payne, Ala,
ffty miles from this city, and have organized
the Fort Payne CSai ana lron Company. 4
party OF seyeniy.hve persons arrived 1t Fort
Payne from Boston yesterday. They are
we'll pleased with the property. aud viii at
once commence improvements on an extern
sive scale. The gentlemen cOmpo-inZ tue
company are said 20 command unlimited
capital and 70 nave already over $1,000. 900
in the treasury of their company.
The contemplated improvements include
developments oi large iron ore and coal
mines, building Of furnaces, coke ovens.
pottery and clay.wOrks, establishment
OF national bank, etc. Fort Payne
Is az present but village Of 800 Inhabitants
and located 90 tie Alabama and Great
Southern railway. At the head Of the Fort
Payne enterprise are Ex-Governor Seldom
Conner. 0f Maine; Governor -. II. GOodall.
OF New HAMPSHIRE; A. ". Price, president
of the Union Trust Company, OF Kansas
CITY. and J. W. SpadIn2, Of Portland. BE.
Tnere IS now beiog organized = company In
Boston 70 purchase an immense tract OF
land adjoining this city, including vast
cOal.fed on the mountain adj .cent. Pur-
chase prices exceed a million dollars. aDd
the tract Of land fronts this city ou the north
aud west side Of the iennessee river, em-
brsclng about 25,Oc0 acres OF land and in
cluding ten miies Of river frontage. The
transaction will he cohsummited March 1sL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
MOBILE AsD omIo RAILROAD.
Bea RI OF Directors sIected- Report Or
Operations.
by telegraph to ths D.spa'

New YORK. February :. At The annual
meeting Of the stockholders of the Mobile
and ONO railroad to-day t1e following direr-
tors were selected 10 serve Tor The ensuing
year: A. Butter Duncsn. j. G. CiNk, A. lee
lin. Jr., sidney shepard, II. B. Plant, X. f..
Dow. John Patton, /. y. Tappeu, 4. H.
stevens. W. J. Hearin, r. e.. Bu'1. T.. l..
Russell, qnG jane, Fay. The only new
names IN the bOard are John Patton and Z.
y. Tappen, who take the plsces OF Mcmahon
and Mcintosh.
The action OF the management in paving
the interest coupon matured Oh March lst
on the general mortgage bonds was ap-
proved.
The report of The operations OF the ro'd
for the six months endnZ December 81,
1855, slows earuIng- OF Sl.4Oj.42f. decrease
Of $40 9l3; net earnings, SiH,93j increase
Oi 81. 800. The fixed charges maIGred and
pad amounted 10 1856 $50. leaving ha'ance
OF S3S.514. The company expended SGs J2S
on new construction. bridges, shops. better
mcnts, &c. ana fi3,6lj On new equipment,
total Of Sll2.1i4. or tlG2,476 less tban the
corresponding period Of the preceding
year.
President Duncan in his report says:
"yhe past six months bas been period Of
great demOraiilstiOa iu the rates governing
competitive traffic, and receipts Oh his traffic
a. compared with the same period LAST year
show decrease OF seven trnths Of mill DeT
ton per mile. Small as this seems 10 be u
aggregates on the tonnage transported sA,'
900 which would have been added % the no,
earnings. The ycllow-feyer plnic and qua.
ranii1e regulations Affected adversely and
seriously all business ior sixty day. The
receipts OF the road since January 18Th show
a material improvement, giving for January
an iucresse o. S,9 223 over the earnings OF
the same month last YEAR,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
OPPOSING MALONE.
AN ALABAMA DELEGATION VISIT fHE
PREsIDEHT-xLEcT.
They Say 1t 10 Social Visit, bat They
Bear Testimonials for
Another.
lBy ,elsgraph to the Dl.ps.ch.l

ISDIaSAPoLTs. February Alabama had
smother delegation here TO-DAY In the persors
Of Colonel James Jackson and Judge John
A. Stevsns. OF ruscumOis. Colonel Jackson
was chairman OF the Alabama delcg alton 10
the Chicago Convention, aud the only Har-
risOn man Ia that delegation. hence
he enjoys tbe Distinction Aabams
being the first State cslled-of being
the first man to vote for General Harrison.
Steysns il probate judge Of his county.
They claim their visit Is OF a soeiN uAsurs,
but Il leaked out they were opposing Ma
hone. and brought with them sone stroox
testimonials and petitions tn favor of az
Governor william II. Snith. of Alabama,
who isrepreseuted ~ an able lawyer rsnd we'll
qualified 10 fll the position - Attorney
General. The Alabama gentlemen we're
accompanied NJ Mis-. Be~-fe McAllis,sr,
the pOstmistress ot Florrnce. Her father
wa' appointed postmaster by President
Cleveland. and on bis death she was commis-
stoned bis successor. She has an appoint
meut vita General Harrison for 10. morrow
morning. presumably IN behalf of herself
for office. The unexpected arrival 81 Chair
msn John Houston from Florida to-day set
politicians Agog. Il was generally under
stood he would remain south some
DAYS longer. He mad au hours conference
with the Presideut-clect thls afternoon. A.
tho same time Colonel John 4 New was
taking the train for New York on business
Of personal nature. The arrival of IlOHton
aud the departure Of New are both regarded
as having political significance bearing di-
rectly upon the Cabinet-making. New hsd
no intention Of going 80 Washington when
be left here today.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
gnrrcue Court Of AppeaIa.

Robinson's Administrator against Allen 4
Co. From tie Circuit Court Of Essex
county. Reversed in part and affirmed IN
part, President Lewis delivering the 0pin-
ion.
Major against Ficklin's Executor, &c.
FROM the Circuit Court OF Culpeper county.
Reversed, Judge Lacy delivering the opin-
ion.
McDeyitt against Frsntz and ais. From
The ircuit Court Of Elizabeth City county.
Affirmed. judge Fauntleroy delivering the
opnon. Lewis. p, and Hinton, j., concur
ring, Judges Lacy and Richardson dissent
ing.
old against Beauman's Administrator
From the Hastings Court OF Portsmouth.
Affirmed, Judge Hinton delivering the
opinion.
against shaw. Writ OF error and SuperSedsas
awarded 10 Judgment rendered by the
Circuit Court Of Norfolk city on the 20th OF
December iSSS.
Gordon, &C.. against Rixey's Administrs
tor. Appeal allowed 20 decree pronounced
by the Circuit Court OF Fauquier county on
the l0'h OF September. lsSS.
Thornton aud others against GAR. Ap.
peal allowed sud SupeTSedsds awarded to a
decree Of the Circuit Court OF Greene county
at is November term, lSSS.
Jameson against Msior's Administrator.
Motion to dismiss appeal docketed and con-
tnued 10 February 81. 1889.
GraysOn against George. Further argued
by General james G.. Field for appellee and
G.. d. Gray, Esq, for appellant and sub
miited
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
Personals and Briefs.
The Powhaian Club WILL meet to.nli

The Powhalan Club Will meet tonight.
Miss Lizzie Wales, Of Norfolk. 1, the
guest Of Miss May Griffith. 5O7 ea,t Frank
lin.
Miss Nav Griffith has returned home
from Norfolk, where she had a delightful
visit OF siX weeks.
Hon. James Z. sebrell. Of Southampton
county, and Hon. Henry Heaton, OF Lou
doun, are ia the city.
r. b. Hsymore, Of Bristol, Tenn. will
preach io-nigbt at the prouacted meeting al
Leigh.street Baptist church.
The ambulance was called to the Richmond
Locomotive and Machine- " orks yesterday
morning about $50 O'Clock 70 one OF the
wufknen who had a hand caught in ma
ehlnery and 4 tinser badly mashed.
on Wednesday night last at Leigh street
Baptist church, where Or. Pollard was for
merly pastor and where be IL still mem Der.
his friends preset nted him with an elegant
plush rocking-ehsr for use IN his study.
Dove Lodge, No. 81, meets al ST. Adams
Hall tonight. The sublime degree of Mas
ter Mason will be conferred upon very
popular aod prominent young Insurance.
agent. The meetings OF this lodge are always
largely attended.
Dir. w. Il. Allen, architect, who has besn
10 New Yors on business connected with q
proposed hotel on west Broad street, has re-
turned TO the city, having obtained much
Information that will be OF value 10 him aud
those whom he represents.
A dsed OF bargain and sale from Hermann
echnkli 10 John u. Kohler was recorded
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
chosen Friends.

Last night at O'Clock at Ford's Onera-
House n public reception was rendered Mr.
Howard U. Morse, supreme councillor M
the order Of Chosen Friends, and Mr.. W.
j. Newton, supreme treasurer OF the same
order. MIR. W. r. D. Gascoyne presided
aud called on Mayor Ellyson to welcome
the distinguished .ests, which was done in
pleasing style. Mr Morse was then intro
duced and delivered an instructive address
on the origin and principles OF the order
~ Chosen Fri-uds lie was followed
hy Dir. Newton, the treasurer oi the order,
who spoke on the samc subject from a ilnaD.
cial point OF view. Captain Frank Cunning
nam during the evening sang several solos,
which we're heartily spplaudcd. Mrs. W..
p. Knowles also sang 10 the enjoyment OF
all present. The crowd in attendance was
much larger than is usual on such occasions.
Al the conclusion Oi the exercises az the
Opera. House the supreme officers and in
yited guests were entertained at Murphy's
Hotel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
The Neus usnfMancherfer.

The Cry Council meets tonight at 1880
O'Clock.
The Chesterfield County Court meets on
Monday next.
ST.. John c. Robertson, OF Baltimore, is
In the cuy.
Tae remains Of the late r. p. Pullam
were inferred IN Maury cemetery Yesterday
afternoon.
Rev Dr. Kerr, Of Richmond, delivered an
admirable lecture - tBo Loader fall last
night on Rome" and there was some
splendid Music. The entertainment was for
the benefit of the Presbyterian church.
IN tho Mavor's Court Yesterday morning
George Pollard aud ~allic Hunter lbotn col-
ored) were hne1 so each for feiouiOus as
sault, and IN default Of payment they were
both scot 10 jaii Tor ninety days.
Captain James 4. LipscOmb has Just com.
pletcd n handsome map oi the city Of Man
chester Zoe captain William Henry White,
or the Manchester Water Works. The map
shows the location OF an the water-plug' and
the whole thing l. neatly aud nicely done.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-08
TIRE Boston Ideals In Carmen,

As W2s 10 be expected from the advance
sale large and fashionable audience as
semhled at the Academy last evening TO wei
come the return Of the Boston Ideals. TIE
opera presented was the best aud most pre-
tenttous Of the Ideals repertoire. &" Carmen"
and the production was well.nigh perfect.
Miss de Lussan, who certainly has not her
superior and but one equal In the title-ro e,
was In unusually good voice, and rendered
With artistic finish all OF the bewitching mu-
sc written 10 her part. Miss de Lussan has
very much improved in her acting OF the
roe since her first Appearance in It Last sea.
son. II was then little oyerdone, but now
the bright ittle prim8 donna hiss toned the
part down and brought il well into the
sphere Of refined tragic art. She gives one,
the gypsy girl, with all her rude gestures aud
natural roughneSs. but she invests the
drunken scene in the first act with Infinitely
more sedateness and quiet than when she
trst Interpreted the part. II Is n creation
all her own and equally as great
iu ts originality ss Minnie Hauk's famous
conception o' the character. De Tuscan
will not be seen in the T1is in this country
for several years. but when she comes back
to America It is not improbable that II viii
be with the endorsation Of European critics
as the ideal Carmen"
NJ NiIlfU> III tue TUE ol Tue ibIftiAFt
made the usual stir with his magnificent
voice and method. His rendition OF the
great baritone song IN the second act-a test
piece for the baritone yoice-was inspiring
and the accomplished artist was forced TO
respond to several enCOres
Don Jose" the jealous. hot-tempfrcd
soldier. introduced to Richmond opera.gOers
the iamously- handsome tenor Mr. Edward
Stoyel. Mr. Scoyel married one OF the
wealthy New York Ro0seyelts, and com
msnds the h9hcst socIal position among
New NOrk's 400. lie is not one OF those
"pretty men," not efeminate, but msn-
ly fellow Of magn dceut physique and
open, frank couulcnsncc. lls voice
Il n pure teuor-a tcnOrs d'dmOre-oi
beautiful quality and perfect cultivation. II
vas refreshing To hear the difficult music Of
Don JO,e's part sung rs tbc composer IN
tended it to be, and Manager Foster Is 10 he
congratulated for making sucn wise snd
fortunate selection. "Carmen could hardly
DO improved upon With such srtisls as de
Iussan. Scoyel, and Mertcus, unless il we're
the augmentation Of chorus and orchestra,
and these we're perfectly satisfactory. II
v,ss 4 bcautiiully-rendcred opera and one to
be remembered.
NJ. Ad. NeuendOrif is indispensable with
his consummatc knowledge Of handling
principals, chorus, and orchestra.
\ BRILLIANT house, a brilliant performance,
and wel-merited curtain.calls marked the
i1eils' first night, and they will doubtless
play 10 a large business the rest ~ The week.
4 word as To the setting OF " Carmen 10
wss appropriate and pretty, carving out the
rcaiizgi0n OF the beautiful opers and re-
iiccied credit on the local management
Tonight Martha" with L'Ailemand.
Clerk. Baxter, Binbridrc, Attaie Claire.
and Miron. Thi. is a strong east, and the
opera will be delightfully."- rendered.