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Daily Republican., 1889-12-23
v. B. SHARP ( CO.,
Fourth and Market Streets.

" WV sNs's W oPt'e e0eT
evsning until Christmas.
Christmas suggestions:
Again we would call at.
tention to the fact that you
could do your shopping to
better advantage in the morn
ings-thus avoiding the
crush OF afternoon trade.
Don't you think a good
black silk is about as
good a thing as you could
give your wifel-here at all
prices from rs cents to 81.
For your mother a good
black dress in silk warp or
all wool Henrietta. sensible
ard genteel looking any
where; so cents to $a.so.
Atwood Serge, with side
band, dark green, old rose.
brown, dark blue. black,
garnet in about twelve
styles.3S inches wide, are re.
duced from so cents to 37b
to meet the holiday demand.
Our assortment OF holiday
umbrellas Is everywhere
commended, from the best
Scotch Bingham to the
highest grade silk and
gloria, all with novelties in
handles OF natural wood and
oxldized silver, etc., 75c
to So. We are already on
our third recorder for these
popular gifts.
We've sold thousands Of
handkerchiefs and there's
yet thousands to be sold
You will find here the finest
lot ever brought to our city.
Ladies Initial, 2 for 25c,
and the fine initial, so cents,
OK q in a box for SAYS.
We also have a full
assortment Of letters in an
elegant silk handkerchief
for men, at 80 cents each.
A pretty Victoria lawn
apron that you wouldn't
hardly make for the price;
it's good size. corded sides
and bottom, has strings, and
all for 25 cents.
We have reduced fifty
, pairs OF extra heavy and
t extra size white blankets.
r They are in red and blue
; borders and such a blanket
! you never before bought
e for the money. We make
e this a special Christmas
n offering, and for that occa-
!, sion have reduced them from
i 81 to SIS per pair. It's only
Il a few days off. but sou vii
:, = have to be quick to get
lie these.
ie Elder down head rests al
5 gone
E, White Marsellles Quilts
the best made, $500 insteat
=, of S., and If you don't min,
a lew left OF those slight,
soiled $2.75 from 81.
tx Barnsley Damask tabl'
g. linen sets, cnd by the yard
he Have you seen our Christ
~ mas Towels - 24x48-2
.es cents each.
. Children's Goats.
IN Ladies' Goats.
Ladies' Plush Garments
nd Sacks, Wraps and Modes
kas, all OF the celebrate
B. "Sir Titus Salt" make.
IN, We have the best Pillo
h ho Sham holder made--"Va
&, Queensland sell it complet
Of on your bedstead Tor 81 6,
md md Lace Curtains, 60 cen
ere to 500.
oa A new and beautiful as
sortment OF the new fabr
cart Drapery,' 39 inch'
ST. wide-25 cents per yard.
Four more Antique o.
on, Screens arrived unexpected
t ly-s9mebody will get thel
' (, s..
Daily Republican., 1889-12-23

On Tuesday in this city and section and
10 New England warmer, fair weather
will probably prevail, with sonew hat
variable winds, mostly southerly, and on
Wednesday III these sections fair to
parity cloudy, warmer weather and south
erly winds, followed by rain, with log oil
the coasts A small cold wave" is on
tie lake region, but it is not likely to be,
come severe In this section.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-23

iho houei BAKERY
Corner OF Seventh aud Tatnall Streets.
Try our famous homemade bread,
Try our famous home made pies.
Try our famous cream bread.
q loaves, 25c.
. loaves, Csc.
0 loaves, 25c.
We make speciality Of fine wedding
and fruit cakes aud fancy cakes.
Large assortment Of lue candies on
hand for holiday trade.
w. ii. DRvERELL,
N. Z. cor. Seventh and Tatnall streets,
Daily Republican., 1889-12-23

Toilet and travelling cases, odor and
shaving sets at Bolts, Sixth and MarEet
streets,
Daily Republican., 1889-12-23

w. J. Parry, $40 King street, has a
very tine assnrl ment OF toys, dolls, car
Tlsges, eKlt'ts wagons, rocking horses
and sleds II very low prices.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-23

A very fine assortment of dolls at low
est prices at W. }. Parry's, $40 King st.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-23
WILSON'S

Undertaking rooms,oI6 King ST
Telephone Signal, I68.
~ Open all night
d. WILSON. SuneraI Direct or.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-23

a very fine assortment OF dolls at low
est prices AT W. j. Parry's, $40 KIM 81.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-23

Davis, at 9 East "a ST., is the place fol
watches and jewelry.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-23

Beecher's Gallery, 3i5 Market street
will be open all day Christmas.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-23

The torturing disease neuralgia is In
stantly relieved and rapidly cured by
Salvation Oil.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-23

Muflicrs, 5Oc., 75c., $500, at Wyatt &
Co., 603 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-23
Don't Forget-Free of Charge.

A very fine assortment OF toys at loves
prices at w. J. Psrrys, $40 King st.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-23

/ OST.-ON SATURDAY EVENING,
Il sealed envelope containing q. 10, d.
Tected 10 " alter Fisher. The finder will ba
suitably rewarded on returning the same tO
No, 90 south Monroe street. II,
Daily Republican., 1889-12-23

The Friendship Fire Company was Iii
years old yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-23

Bows and girls, get your stockings
ready for Old kriss.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-23

Hollands photograph gallery will be
open all day Christmas. Don't forget the
number, 800 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-23
An Attractive window.

Beecher's Gallery, 3l5 Market street,
will be open all day Christmas.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-23

Brazilian Balm tof colds, sodosos. ICE
Daily Republican., 1889-12-23

ONE day more and then Christmas
Daily Republican., 1889-12-23

A very Hnc assor ;ment Of toys at lowest
pic Is Mt W. J. Parry's, $40 King st.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-14
General News.

THE L. p. Schenck, en- route from New
Orleans to Cincinnati, passed up yesterday
morning, doing nothing OF interest here.
The Cherokee will be dropped of OF the
Mound City ways next week, and with q
barge will load out ut ST. Louis for the
Ouachita River.
Tue City of St. Louis, from New Orleans,
is expected TO pass here today bound for st.
Louis. She is said TO have aboard for this
place 9, 500 packages of freight.
The reports published that Capt. Frank
Ellison will take charge of the Anchor Line
steamer Belle Memphis are erroneous. Capt.
Henry Keith has been appointed her COM
mander, and as far rs can be learned Capt.
Ellison will remain on the Hudson.
REGARDING the telegram published in a
number Of papers TO the effect that the New
South would enter the trade from Cincinnati
TO New Orleans, Capt, Durland one of heI
owners. denies the report, and says that as
soon rs the season opens she will positively
enter the trade for which she was built
from Paducah to St. Louis.
A PROMINENT Pittsburg coal operator Il
authority for the following; Tine railroad.
are fast breaking into our coal business ant
we are fast losing our trade. Out of clever
roads entering Memphis seven of them carr.
coal into the city, and In proportion
throughout the South. Several years ag'
the gas works at Nashville used Ptsbur
coal for making gas and on the opening o
the coal mines in Alabama the Pittsburg ar
ticle was dispensed with, they claiming tina
the Alabama coal answered all require
mpntsn
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A. Cairo, III.

Speclal DIspajch TO The AppeaL
CAIRO, ILL.,, Feb. l3.-Mrs. Brace, wife Of
Capt. Hiram Brace, died here suddenly
this morning Of heart disease. Her remains
will be taken TO Tell City tomorrow for in.
tcrmont The Sentinel and barges passed
10 Rose Clare The Minnetonka, from Boil
var, goes 20 81. Louis with six bargcs that
are TO be turned over to owners, and the
and other repairs. The DcSoto put oil
GO tons at Paducah, 30 tons here
and has good trip for Memphis. She left
here about noon. The John l.. Walton, with
q light tow Of empties passed TO Louisville.
The Drouillard put of load Of walnut lum-
Der here and went TO Wolf Island for corn
for Nashville. The Dolphin came out from
81. Louis after two bargcs, with which she
returned Immediately. The river is u feet
on the gauge a fall OF 10 inches in "a hours
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AZ Cincinnati.


Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
CINCINNATI. o., Feb. 1.-THE river is fall
ing, with "a feet OF water on the marks at6
o'clock p. IN. Showing during the forenoon;
modcmting since. Ice increased rapidly In
quantity and thickness Tuesday night, but
loo al packets are all making regular time.
Navigation Is still open 10 Pittsburg. The
Katie Stockdalc will leave for that point to-
morrow. The Ohio left for Memphis on
time with good trip.
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Al Evansville.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
EVANSVILLE Ind, Feb. l3.-Busincss active
today. when eleven regular packets went
out with good receipts, including the W. r..
Nesbit 10 Florence. The Granite State wires
arrival nj O'Clock In the morning. Consid'
cradle freight Is accumulating for the Golden
Rule, due for New Orleans Saturday. Adj
vices FROM way points below report ircighi'
offering freely for Memphis aud New Or
leans, principally flour, meal aud potatoes.
No Ohio River corn Offering as yet
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New TIrn,

Walter Lamb & Co.. real estate brokers,
No. 10 Madison street -,
We solicit the patronage Of the public.
Property placed with VA for sale viii re-
coiyc our prompt attention.
We do no rental business, but devote
our entire time and energy 20 selling
WALTER LAM q Co.
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ne, Itou,n 40 ~. I.onIs.

The Louisville & Nashville train leaving
Memphis ut 500 o'clock pm. arrives In
St. louis nt 1853 am, one hour and five
minutes earlier than Iron Mountain train
nom Memphis, aud Is the only line carry
ing Pullman Buffet slccpcrs aud Reclining
chair Gar that makes connection iu Union
pcpot Tor Chicago and al points In the
Northwest. For further information APP
ply 10 Louisville 4 Nashville ticket oilice,
3l2 Main street.
JNo. A. scoTr, TkL AgL
Il. h. Muooy, Pass. Agi.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-14

Don't isil 10 try the deacon Browns
Apple Vinegar, made 10y tho Ozark CIDER
and Vinegar Company. IL b absolutely
purc apple juice and two ycan old. Your
wholesale dealer keeps u, aud viii ten
YOU that Il IL the best vinegar handled IN
the South. Remember when ordering
aud ask for deacon Browns. Apple
Vinegar Il u but very little higher Than
chemical aud poisonous goods usually
brought from the North.
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40 GreeaNilic.


Special Dispatch to The Appeal
GErrNyiLlE, Mics, Feb. l3-rhc New
Mary Houston, for New Orleans went down
at Sam The City Of II. Louis, for -.
Louis, went up heavily laden at 10 am. The
river Is - feet and falling Weather fine.
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IAcr curtains cleaned aud beautifully
finished at Memphis steam Laundry, -
krcoud street. branch Office 3jl Main.
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s,nunnfihc Ili,crs.

OTT.CE stGNAL stEviCE 4. :. a,
MENriIs, Icnn., Feb %, is,2
Tho following observations afc taken NJ all tin'
tlon IN the 18th meridian time, which Il ono hour
later than Memphis tiiuc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-14

IArtrS cape collars a speciality n Mem
phis steam Laundry, pa Second street
branch Office 357 Main.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-14

In 7. NJ. Galbrcath. No. 10 Madison
street. rent your houses and collect your
rents
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Try Lowry a co.. Railroad Shoes
$3.50. 50. $3.50 -, 50, 80 aud $500.
Call and sec them.
800 Min Alrrot.
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving
wovemeuts nj the Levee.

Arriyals-Coahoma, Friars Point Rosa
lee, Osceola.
Observation-Disclosures White River Rosa
Lee, Osceola; Coahoma, Friars Point,
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Ibsr

IOsr
IApirP SNAIL GOLD WATCH oN RAY
n tHni avenue "Wednesday, February u. h'3i
a riass iar1 vutIh, engraved On INSIDE 'lala .p
Itstfl. % with silver chain attached Return "a
WgmphIs Gas urioa ard bc literally awarded
uYrT TIUFT WfEKs 400. A PAIR uF
y rod fImmri steriarlcs, on 90 near lonr.
avenue. Wofc bent 10 90 Over ING yat lihdrf VIII
H. invaded W returning hcm 70 ~ lon.. s'..nNc'
NIyATCli-srNpAY MqiNiNG. JANUARY u.
w on johnson avenue NeiNe,h hpnih., ~ Nv ~. I
u.inrn Ia Mia Julia tummiufu, clfncf Johnson
80 r.,i,n avenue. aud be- rrWufdud
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srn,Yrp ON STOLEN.

srn,YEp on STOLEN.
,z,RoN Tug HUSKY 4 wENpEL PLANTATION.
Il IN ths nirht II February Z lt-a, ! Hous, col,
sf,d mar nnle. ibN band. hlgh eaiil,s Peg hs.a
40 the lch sidc. ! VIII pay Wv '"' "'' 'e'u'" W
sohoolAcid ilanaucr q 90 NJ prsuy
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CHEAP COLUM N.

Advertisements in his coan wil b chdr,o a, rn,s ~
l5c Tor tpo iules insertion. uco Insertions 25c Oas
ltrk. hnr
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water
, 1889-04-04

one officers and l27 men. She is rated at
10 knots; IL lT5 feet long by 32 feet beam.
draws l2S feet of water
and carries a battery OF one ll'inch and
one 9-incb smooth bore, one 60-pounl rife
and four small guns IN the secondary bat
terN. Her officers areCom mander James u.
liraham ami Leutrpdpls Jonn Gdtyin. /.
r.. Greene. j. T.. Moore, J. Barker, q. ID.
Bostice aud W q. Hanuum
The Adams IL rated at l30 tons. She
was Ouiitln 1876 ~ Boston by Donald @.
Mckay. Her length is lS5 feet, by 35 feet
beam and IL 3 draft. She IL st down as
II y knots ahip with battery OF 4 9'iDch,
smooth one linch muzzle leading rifle;
one 6O'pound mu2zie eadin9 rifle
and i've guns In the secondary
battery. The detail for the Adams was
almost completed this afternoon She
will be under the direction of Ed +.
Woodward. There will be no new orders
in regard to Samoan affairs piven 10 the
commanders of the vessrl-. Admiral Kim.
berly will remain at Aria and will con.
tlnue In command of the squadron.
The admiral has considerable discretion
vested In him and may 10 considerable
extent exercise his own judgement in re.
gard to what shall be done. Should any
thing occur to render new instructions ad- |
visabe they can be prepared and sent 10 |
Samoa long before the war vessels can get
there.
, 1889-04-04
Thieyiug Indians.

CHICAGO, April IA special dispatch
from Wasbeven, OAK, to d local paper
says thut NJ. A. Williams and his brother,
Tom Williams, trsppers n few weeks ago
went up the Liltie Missouri river trap.
ping Tue second morning after they went
into camp they found that their traps had
been visited aud the game taken out. Ihe
next night Tom remained out to watch tor
the thieves. In the middle OF the night
hi, brother was awakened by several sh IS
and sprang out of bed in the cabin To see
Tom TALL across the doorway corpse.
Fifteen Indians came up aud opened tire
upon the survivor. Williams protected
himself as well as he could and opened fire
on the Indian with two heavy revOlrers,
and according 10 the dispatch managed To
xiii el.ven OF the Indians, when the other
four fled. Williams, although severely
wounded managed to- bury his brother,
and drifted down the river in "a boat to
Enri Stevenson.
, 1889-04-04
THE AMOAN SHIPS.
Description nf the Vessels Taking the
Place of the Inflated Samoan squad

Description nf the Vessels Taking the
Place of the Iii-Fated Samoan squad
ron.
WASHINGTON, April |. - While the
vessels ord,red to Samoa to-day are talr
vessels of their KIND they are by no means
eaual to the three vesseis which were
wrecked. ard are OF AN antique type CON-
pared with the vessels OF the German
Vast African feet which mas been
ordered to Samoa Ihe Old Richmond Is
the largest vessel that will go down,
) he was bu, { in Norfolk in 1858 and j. OF
200 tons burthen; 225 feet long, 4 y
feet broad and ia draft. She is set
down at nine and d half knots when in
trim. but she is doubtless ioul and con
seauently uoh reduced IN speed by her
stay in the South Atlantic waters. Sne
is commanded by Captain A. V, Reed
with L,eutenanr Com munder l.. Kingsley
aud Li-utenan's w II. Ever.tt, II
Cotfiu, +. II Crosby. J NJ. Robinson aud
j. q Nicholson her complement Is
| twenty eight officers and 32l men. The
battery is headed 10y twelve To-
inch smooth bores. one eight
/ incn muzzle load ny rife, one 80 pound
brrech. loading rife, two 20.pound breech.
leaders and some smaller secondary
| guns,
The Alert is u 1000 ton vessel. built by
' John Roach in 1875. She carries twenty
, 1889-04-04

ALBANY. Marcn %, Special. al.-lnforma-
tion was received from Gaquina Of se'
rious accident to-day, which happened to
the new schooner George ii. Chance, re-
Gently built DIT that place. resulting IN the
probable drowning OF the captain, two
sailors and u Chinese cook. She sailed
for San Francisco Monday to sc-
cure Ter machinery. Yesterday even
ing she was sighted off Yaquina
harbor flying sigOals of distress. Tugs
were unable to yet out that night, owing
to ii heavy sea. Late at night small
boat from the Chance containing Dan
Hastings. Henry HaIdesty and sailor
named Bdrn.. landed at Cape Foot
Weather. Their boat was crushed in the
breakers in handing, but they escaped un-
hurt, except Barnes. who received a Sc
we're gasn in the head 10y being thrown
upon the rocks. They stated that the
Chance after leaving ldquina had
broken her rudder. and was almost help
less; they managed to beat their way back
to point opposite iaquIma a0d
cast anchor. Tue vessel dragged her
anchor and was drifting upon the rocks.
Early in the morning two tugs and the
schooner Mischief put to sea TO and the
distressed vessel. Tney aJ length found
her, but she had been Abandoned and there
was not sailor on board. lne was to"ed
safely to the Gdquina dock. There are
men missing-Captain James Robinson,
George Robertson, u saiior, another sailor
named Singer and the Chinese cook Boats
have been searching tor them, out at the
latest accounts had not been abe TO hnd
any trace of the missing men,
, 1889-04-04

New York, April l.-Major Stewart.
mruber OF tue board of directors Of tue
n ltiona confederate soldiers houe at
Austin, Texas, received a telegram from
the treasurer of the board of directors at
Austin. stating that the Texas legislature
had passed II blll leasing the old capital
building at Austin tor two years at 50 per
annuni. The state constitution tor0ids
property being given and hence this nom-
inal rental. This income will maintain
fifteen inmates apnudly, at a cost of about
IS per month per capita. Up to this da'e
ABOUT $500 have been sent to the treasurer,
Chauncy NJ Depew for the home.
, 1889-04-04
CAPITAL CHAT.
EOMlN ATOMS.

WAsHINGToN, April 1.-The president
sent the following nominations to the SEN
ate this aiterno IN: Captain George b.
White, United States, chief of the yards
and docks. tn fill u vacancy; Bradford
Prince, Santa Fe, governor Of New Mexico :;
Louis A Walker, Helena, secretary OF
hontana; Charles A. Iceberg, Montana,
Indian agent at Fort Peck agency, MontAna;
Isadore Lowenthsl, To be postmaster at
Mestn, Gala rejected by the senate; James
N Huston, OF Indiana, to he treasurer Of
the United -tates; Ellis Roberts of New
York. to he assistant treasurer at New
York city; William II. Wharton, of Mas
sachusetts, assistant secretary OF state;
George III Shields, of Missouri, assistant
attorney general, vice Richard Montgom.
cry. resigned.
The senate this afternoon confirmed the
follow,n nominations: Lewis Woltley to
b. governor of Arizona; Louis A. Walker,
secretary Of Montana; Charles A. Leeburg
Indian agent for Fort Peck, NJ. r.; James
w Huston, 1T Indiana, treasurer OF the
Un,ted States; Ellis II. Roberts of New
York. assistant treasurer at New York CITY;
Edwin II, Terrell of Texas, minister to
Belgium John +. Abbott minister to the
Uuited States Of Columbia.
Senator Plumb stated that he had moved
a reco nsideration OF the vote by which the
numiuation OF l.. Woliey to he governor
of Arizona had oeen confirmed, upon the
assurance that the charges against his
character, not considered by the commit
tee. WOULD he presented, but since then he
had bHcome satisfied the action of the CON.
mittee was right, and ne would not press
his motion. The injunction of secrecy
npon the confirmation was accor iingly re-
moved.
There was considerable discussion upon
the nomination Of delegates Ia ,he congress
OF Aplerican nations to be held In this city
next autumn Objection was made 10
them by The democrats on the ground that
they were almost unanimously republican
in politics. Senator sherman, chairman
of the foreign relations committee VIII ch
had recommended the confirmation of ths
list stated that three OF them, viz; Mears
White of Maryland, Prescott % South
Carolina and Hanson of Georgia, wer,
dem ocrats. A minority OF the senators
however. insisted that Trescott and Han
son were mugwumps and ought not to be
considered. Senator Frye criticised tn,
list of appoint ments. saying that so TAR ~
he knew, with a single exception. none o
the delegates named ongbt I,
have been appointed. Senate
HoAr eulOgixed jefferson CnnIidgr
He said William Pinckney White WAS np
posed to paying subsidies to ocean steam
, 1889-04-04

WHEeLING, w. Va. April IA loco
motive and fourteen cars OF The Balu-
more x OHIO freight train went through II
burning bridge over Hart creek eighty
miles east of this city this morning. Ine
purniug tImbrrs from the bridge Sc. tirc
to the cars and they were burned. Ihe
caboose did not leave the track and all the
crew ~ escaped 1t is thought two Unknown
tramps stealing Il ride went down with
the wreck and were burned. The engineer
and fireman saved themselves by Jumping
, 1889-04-04

Jackson. Mo. April l,-Sherif John
Haky OF Bollinger county has placed 10
Jat Amanda Lisseter, charged with
murder and her husband Monroe as
accessory. The husband recently became
a lunatic, claiming to nave received trom
God command To preach, out drst to oil r.
his Id months old child DIS IA sacrihc. he
made his wife strangle the lntant claim
ing the Almighty promised 10 resurr"ct
the child ON Thursday. When Lds-eter vas
arrested he had been carry ing the dead in-
faut in has arms for two days.