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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-17
AMUSEMEN rs.
Largest House Of the season.


"Chimes Of Normandy" drew the largest
house OF the season at jackson Mound
Park last night, and the audience was de-
lighted at tho excellent manner in which
the romantic opera was presented. Messrs.
MacSweeney, Nelson, Temple and Osborne
were well up in their respective
characters, singing and acting, as
behtted trained artists. Miss Nellie
Hess, as Germaine, was a trine
nervous in the opening scenes, but when
It is remembered that It was the first time
she ever essayed the character. II must be
said II was a highly crodtable perform
ancc, and evidences well for the
future. The manner in which Frank
Deshon impersonated the character
Of Gaspard, the miser. was rev.
citation 70 even his warmest admirers
In the gold scene In the second act he
proved himself an actor OF high rank, In
fact, carried the large audience by storm,
receiving curtain recall at the close amid
prolonged applause. II seemed hardly
possible that so much force could lay con.
ccaled in such n diminutiye specimen OF
masculinity. Mr.. Deshon is as fine an
actor as he is a comedian, which is saying
n great deal.
OF Miss Duryea, as scrpolottc, too much
cannot be said In praise. She at once
stamped herself rs a soubrctte OF the high
est character. and were she TO lose her
voice she could, with assurance Of making
n name for herself, take to tho legitimate
In soubrette roles. Her acting and sing.
ing throughout the opera was the bright
gem Of the evening, and she grows more
and moro In favor with Memphians with
every performance.
The benefit for the Johnstown sufferers
takes place tonight.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-17

DRs lIrRuANN NJ. BmoGs, J. Mitchell
Prudon aud lIenryP. LOOMS, pathologlsts
to the Board Of Health OF New York in
carefully prepared paper on pulmonary
tuberculosis declare II TO be preventablc
disease that Is transmitted by the "tuberclo
bacallus" loiten IN milk and meat and fire.
qucntly by contact with oonsumpiiycs.
They hold that IL is not directly inherited,
but is usually transmitted by the dried or
pulyorized sputum floating as dust in the
air. To prevent the spread oi'this disease
Drs. Prudcn and l.oomBpropose "Q) The
security Of the public against tubcrcular
meat and milk, attained by system Of
ripid official inspection Of cattle. (2) The
dissemination among opeople Ola knowl-
edge that every iubcrcular person may be
n source Of actual danger TO his associates,
II the discharges from his lungs arc not
Immediately destroyed or rendered harm.
less. and lS) Tho careful disiniection Of
rooms and hospital wards lha,arc occupied
or have been occupied by phthisical pa.
upntsh
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-17

Tina ladies' Hermitage Association is
appointing agents nj all tho largo ccntcrs
Of the country with q view 10 the oollcc-
ton Of slO0,0 In order TO put the Hermit.
ago home and grounds In proper condition
and make permanent endowment fund
TO maintain them In good repair. Col. J.
NJ. Crows, Of this county, who is in New
Orleans rs the representative Of the asso.
citation, has been able 10 enlist the press Of
that city In the good work, aud The TiHo'.
Dcmoaai calls ON ''tho people Of New Or
leans, who have done honor 10 tho namo
and memory Of their defender, 10 do their
share toward bcautiiying the grounds where
the remains Of Andrew Jackson are rest
ing near the shadows Of his old home.
The nation should not neglect It's dead. II
should care for the graves Of IL greatest
soldiers and statesmen; and tho grandcsi
tribute that can bo paid them Is that
. which comes direct from the hearts aud
hands Of tho people,"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-17

TnE Seattle newspaper men were the
flnsi 10 recover from the effects Of the 10.
cent conilagra,ion, as we learn from Tho
San Francisco Erdmincr, which tells that
though "Ths ScaMle Pos. hiRigmocr saw
Its building and stock go with the rest Of
the city last Thursday, II came out on
limo next morning. llwas not as pretty
as usual, and there was not as much Of Il,
but Il had a good account Of the Gre and a
partial list Of losses. The paper apologized
for It's appearance by sayingthal two little
job presses, worked by foot power, with
cases Of type hastily carried out TO place
Of safety, mako up the whole mechanical
resources Of u,o city In the matter Of print
ing material Under the circumstances
wo suppose that the people were not over.
critical"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-17

Tnr APrrAL congratulaics The Liaic
Roct Gasoic on the accession Of Mr.. ID. A.
Brewer TO i,s stad as cdilor.in-chici. His
judgment, life experience, ability pu-
dcncc aud care have recommended him 10
the new proprietors Of that paper, who feel
the necessity tina, exists for the thorough
identification Of tho leading journal Of the
State with the policies aud purposes Of the
people. Under Mr.. Brower's management
The Gdsaie was always acceptable TO
them because Il was In line with the
Democratic platforms, State and National,
and gave out no uncertain notes whenever
the peace. dignity and welfare OF the state
were at stake. The active and leading
business mon Of Arkansas aud the Dcmoc.
pcy generally will be glad to know that
Mr.. Brewer Is once moro at the holm rs
the editor Of The Gdsde.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-17

Nor only members Of tho Catholic
Church, but good men aud women Of
every name, every nation aud every creed
and tongue, should unite In the movement
inauguratcd In London TO commemorate
the life aud services Of tho faithful mis-.
sionary aud maaiyr Father Damien, who
gave his liio TO succor and save the souls
Of tho lcpors In the sandwich Islands.
No noblcr work than his has been accom-
plishcd by any modern missionary Of any
faith, and monument should be built,
In London, II deemed best, that will tell
the story Of his courage, scli-saoriaco and
devotion 10 the coming generations Of
mon. Many OF the iirs, mon In tho thrco
kingdoms have engaged in the good work
Of subscribing money for the purpose Of
rearing such q monument 10 the hero
priest, the Prince Of Wales, TO his credit
be Il said, heading the list.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-17

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, June iG.-J. +.
Warehouse, a capitalist Of Honolulu, ar.
rived today on the steamship Umaiilla.
The object Of bis visit Is supposed 10 be-
tho formation OF company 70 construct d
cable between San Francisco and Homo.
lulu, at an estimated cost Of $780, 600.
Tho Hawaiian Government IA willing "a
furnish from 100000 TO $4,000, the NJ.
maindcr 10 be raised la tho United States
by stock aubacription.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-17

TnEwill oithe late Allen Thorndykc Rice
sends several million dollars out OF this
country to endow some OF the aristocratic
families Of the eiIeio old world. Lloyd s.
Bryce, Rice's friend, however, received the
controlling interest in The North 4moican
Rcrier, the only property Of the deceased
bcqueathod to connections on this side.
lie couldn't take that away.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-17

over to England" in the train OF his niece,
Queen Eleanor, From being private dwell
ing the Savoy was turned into an abbey,
which, in the course OF time became associ
ated with tho Wars of the Roses. Another
change made 1t palace, aud in John OF
Gaunt's time the Savoy had reached the zen
ith of its glory" II was aiterward burned
down by Watt Tyler's mob, only to reappe1r
during Henry the Eighth's time as hos
pital, which passes through as disturbed an
existence, 1t seems, as any il had previously
had. 1t does not appear possible that any
national or historic building in all England,
save the Tower, could have seen more phases
and yicissitudcs Than old Savoy, and how
few, even Of those who frequent the present
chapel, are aware 'of its rich and cvcntful
past The drawings are by W. Harold Oak
ley, Russell's serial, Jenny Hcrlowe,"
grows in pathetic interest. "rhe History of
Billiards" by II. Saville Clarke, Is an adj
mirable article, especially interesting TO
those fond Of the game. Portraits Of cham
pion and amateur players accompany the
paper.
iH' Two nuinDcrSO l INC iVutHs tVHtPui0ti
those for the 9Th and 18th nsts., overlooking
with instructive aud interesting matter, show
that there Is no better magazine published
for boys and girls with good taste in lltera-
ture. II always contains original, clever
stories and well.writtcn sketches by the best
writer's, whose pages are an education in
themselves. One of the most interesting
stories in the number for the 9th Is "The
Hero Of Bunker HILL from the pen Of
James Parton. Nothing could more attrac-
lively refresh the youthful readers memory
rs to that important battle in the American
revolution. Samoa In the later number,
by the Rev. Robert @. IIarbutt Is also an
admirable and timely contribution, in view
Of recent trouble OH that far-away island.
tits interesting 10 know that "the writer was
born on ono OF the Islands. His parents
were among the first missionaries 10 the then
heather inhabitants, and lived among them
for twenty years" Memphis boys and girls
should each have The Youths CompGniOH
regularly. Published by Perry Mason a Co.
Price Si.75 year, in advance Order through
Mansiord. j. T. X.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-17
Two DrownInEs Tn the cumberland.

HVloIh' NliIhIlh W IHo AFVNlL
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Juno 10. 80 Dolly
Paine, n colorod boy. eighteen years old,
was drowned today while bathing In tho
Cumberland, just below tho l.. & n.
Railroad bridge.
Tho body Of George Newman, who was
drowned last Thursday, was found today
sixteen miles below the city, In an al.
vanced stage 81 decomposition. The boy
went oil Thursday morning with another
boy named Ira Turner and was not seen
again until today. Turner donies having
seen him on Thursday. lie has not been
arrested,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-17
uurnIua tl,r WreeLnre.

JouNsrowS, Ia, juno lG-Six bodies
wcrc recovered today. They were In an
advanced state Of decomposition, and we're
buried without Identification. The chan.
mel In the drift was opened twenty feet
this afternoon. Tonight $50 barrels OF oil
were ompticd on the drift aud ignted.
Tho wrrckagc y burning 6crccly Tor 200
yards, and the citlrc valleys illuminated.
Tho debris was soarchcd previous ~ being
fired. but no bodies were found
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-17

TnE intrepid African explorer Stanley
has been heard from again. This time he
IL making his way by new route to Bor-
gamo, on the Indian Ocean. Ills force
had been reduced to sixty from so many
hundred, and his worst enemy was starva.
ton. But ho will get there. His en-
DURANGO is equal to his pluck, aud his
energy 10 all obstacles.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-17

The San Anionio Ne'cs interprets the
election Of Calvin $. Brice to be chairman
Of the National Democratic Committee to
mean that the campaign OF 1892, as that
Of 1888, is to be waged upon the patriotic
basis OF principle, and that there will be
no surrender or backward step in the
grand struggle for tariff reform add honest
and economical govern ment
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-17

Late last night bulletin was received
by TnE ArrRAL from Kansas City, which
said:
''Meager details Of food and cyclone
In Kansas wero brought here tonight
The town Of Unlontown Is reported swept
away"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-17
A re.smh.icr Arre.,c,I.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Juno lG-Chiei Post
Office Inspector Dyer Of this city, has re.
cciycd telegram that Frank l.. Wood.
ruiz. la,o Assistant Postmaster at law
romeo. Has, lhs been arrested on tho
charge OF cmbcfflhg between five and six
thousand dollar hon the money deposit
department Of that Office. lie was placed
under 81, 700 bonds.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-17
THE MEMPHISAPPEAL
rnE FEs1IvaL coNcERrs TopAN

Juch appears as Marguerite tonight in
the sceondact OF "Faust, and Becthoven's
Fifth Symphony" will be given this
afternoon-at the New Memphis Thcaier.
Those are just two features Of two Ms su.
pcrb musical programs MS were ever Of
iercd for the entertainment OF a Mem
phis audience. That there should be
packed houses goes without saying. We
print the programs in another col
umn, aud We invite the attention OF
the public thereto. One Is rs fine as the
other, and there should be no difference
IN the attendance. The artists who par
ticipato arc famous the world over, and
are acknowledged stars in their profession.
II is such an aggregation OF splendid tai
ent as has rarely visited Memphis, aud
II Is TO be sincerely hoped that the com
pany will find the most generous appreci
alton here. II Is by all odds tho most
important orgAp!1ation that has visited
Memphis within the pas, two years, cm-
bracing, as II docs, not only soloiai'
Of distinction, but also an orchestra
led by Carl Zcrrahn, loader Of wide re-
nown. But 1t ought TO require no urgency
on the part Of TUE ArrEAL TO persuade
the people 10 assemble In large numbers Mt
thoihcalcrihis afternoon and tonight. The
organization needs no Endorsement Of ~
high merit at our hands. There Ia moth
ing superior 10 Il In America today.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-17

TnE Confederate soldiers have been Ia.
vited 10 a reunion at Byhalia, Miss, some
tune in the latter part Of July. Prepare.
tons for entertaining the old veterans
have been already begun by the whole.
hearted people Of the town.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-17

date for Governor to he decided upon by
the Democrats OF Mississippi. This II does
in an editorial in Saturdays issue, in
which it says "a careful estimate OF ours
at this time places Stone in the lead and
Cameron second, in the race for Gov.
-
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-17

THr Columbus (Gd.) Enquirer. In well
and Carefully considered editorial on the
adyan,asosoi cotton factories, shows that
tho cotton crop, u made into cloth In the
South, would yield 81, 900, 900, 600, instead
Of $500, What a difference aud
every dollar Of Il would remain In the
localities where the factories are situated.
honigomory's 100000 Of raw cotton. II
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-17
A Momnn,s nnlIrnre Moyenent.

Denver COL, June l6.-A Cheyenne
special TO tho NeU says AT the Terrific
rial Convention Of Women held here yes
terday, q resolution was adopted request.
ing the Constitutional Convention 10 in-
corporate a women's suffrage plank In tho
Constitution"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-17

A "MERE handful" Of Pro,eclionists,
under the lead Of Gen. lmbodcn, propose
to carry things their way in Virginia, at
the expense OF Democratic success, II nee.
osse,v
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saI.Ini Importing.

Mike salvini, who was stabbed In Bcalo
Street Market Saturday night, was~much
improved yesterday, aud his physicians
have hopes Of his recovery.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-17

LioosIER, Ind, june iG--A cyclone
passed through this town this afternoon
about 2:30 o'clock, tearing down shade
trees and unroodng houses In its path.
Los. estimated at $4,000.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-17
Tue nosroN FARcE

The farce enacted at tho Boston convcn.
ton OF the Irish National League was part
OF his program. At q private caucus held
the night before tho convention, II was
decided that Sullivan should be rc-olcclcd
president Of the League aud decline, and
that Egan should thon be elected. II was
done. Sullivan went on 10 New York, and
at big meeting Of the Clan.na-Gacl In
brooklyn mado n speech, which was re-
ported fully In tho Brooklyn Eagic. Tho
sicnographcr, John Nolan, was paid by
Sullivan. Michael Boland followed, and
laudcd Sullivan as a man Of genius, who
was leader Of tho Irish race. Next day,
after the Brooklyn Eogle report OF the
meeting, and without informing the mem-
bers Of the committee, Sullivan and Gen.
Kirwin, edioroi the Tlabid, quietly slipped
OF 20 Deer Park and had coniorncc with
J. g.. Blaine, stephen Elkins and others,
including Dick kcrcns. Of 81 Louis, and
other Republican leaders Here, II "a as.
serted by sullivan'sopponents, hostrength
and mombonhlp OF the Clan.na-uaol wero
reported 10 tho Republican leaders, al.
though moro than half the members were
Democrats, and the demand was made that
Sullivan should be given Cabinet place
and large share OF patronage. The place
promised him was Secretary OF tho Into
rior. and Il was Mr.. Elkins who made tho
promise.
The New York anti. Cleveland Irishmon
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-17
uea,y ror..,TI,..

MrLLrSsnEno. w T., June l6.-IIeavy
forest fru on tho cast side Of the Cascade
Mountains hm destroyed quantities Of
timber. Strong winds prevail and the Gre
Is extending Tho Northern Pacific bridges
arc la danger
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-17

"Bm% CnANDLERh has been renominated
by the Republicans Of New Hampshire for
United States Senator, and Is certain to be
reelected. II Is the best they can do.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-17
Ms. William n,II.Y.

Special Dispatch % Tho Appeal
NAmyiLLE, Tom, June i0.-MrA VIII
liam Miller, mother Of r. J. q. Miller, Of
tho Banner, died last night after a lingor.
ing illness.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-17

TnE Democrats Of Virginia propose TO
hold their nominating convention In
August, between the 10Th and 10Th. so as
TO give time for a thorough canvass.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-17

We are glad TO see that The P'ctsb'rg
Commercial Herald has como round TO our
way d thinking as to the possible candi.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-17

"ho antiquity loving reader will he at.
traoicd 70 the two illustrated articles la the
juno MacnA'an, which have Tor their subject
two interesting hut almost forgotten corners
In England that have filed such a romantic
and important niche In the history Of that
nation. ''on the wandlc." sketch aud
drawings, both by Dcwy Bates affords a
glimpse Of the home aud hnunts Of Sir Wal.
ter Raleigh. whose name conjurcs mp a
wealth Of historic associations from ROYALTY
down 10 potatoes and tobacco. Micham.
who're Raleigh lived, q celebrated Tor its
manufacture Of muls and a tobacco known
o. Mitcham shag. Wandsworlh, another
town on the wandlo Is noted for H. -four
null and Tor Vultair's sojourn whom a guest
Of Sir Edward fawkcncr II was from
Wandswurth also that was started the
hri iron rail or tnmway ever brought into
general use" From all this We gather that
the Wnndlc must have had buster lifo
than other streams oven those longer aud
BROADER The other "bit Of antiquity" Is
The Story Of the Savoy" by John Y.
Locking a curious old spot ION the verge
OF The sccthing Strand" In London. lis
origin dates Ear back from the lime
when Count Peter Of Savoy, eamo
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-17
TIE MAGIZINES

r. current number OF Loi Hand
presents an unusually interesting table Of
contents. can Unscllsh Life" by Mrs.
Grace r. Moore, Is an admirable biographical
sketch Of Ramabai, the high.casic Hndoo
woman. whose one aim and motive has been
10 educate the women OF India. Her story
y rcploto with Interest, aud Is sermon ih
itself In the example Il sets 81 conscicn.
tious devotion 10 duty. Dr. Hubbard, Of
Nashville, contributes on interesting report
In regard TO colorcd physicians aud the
thrcc medical schools OF the South that 70.
cciyc colorcd students. lie says Of the
ninciy-clght living graduates Of Mcharry
Medical college at Nashville. about eighty
are engaged In the active duties of their
profession. The other two colleges are the
medical department Of Howard University,
Washington City, aud the Leonard Medical
School IT shaw University, Raleigh. y. g..
In THE Missing Science" Edward Atkinson
discusses the properties Of food, reports ~.
suits Of hil investigations IN cookery, aud
explains the Aladdin cookbook or port.
able stove, which can be carried anywhere
aud used anywhere and Il now ready for
sale" House mlstrcsscs aud cooks will lind
this article Of inoalculablc value, ns tending
10 solve tho everlasting lnoiiy problem u
supporting the material lie Of men and
women Edited by Edward Everett Hale
Dp. Published by , stilman smith 4 Co.
Boston. Price, single number 20 cents e
pear year.
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Children S Corner.
Who Likes the Rain ?

"I.o said the duck. 81 call it fun,
For have my little red rubbers on.
They make cunning thrt G toed track
In the SOFT cool mud-quaek! quack"
"I!" cried the dandelon, 81
My roots are thirsty, my buds are dry"
And she lifted her little elbow head
Out of her green grassy bed.
81 hope twill ponr! hope twill pour atRsa
Croaked the tree.toad at his gray back door,
"For, with broad leaf for roof
am perfectly water. proof"
Sang the brook. 81 laugh at every drop,
And wish they never need stop
Till big river grew to be,
And could find my way to the sea-"
-TThe Nursery.
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DEAR sIR-Viewed from scomplexionaP
standpoint we prefer the genter and loyellerr
sex should render verdict as to the efficacy or
Campbells Arsenic Waters, neither member
of this firm ever having had occasion to use
them in that particular direction.
But as a reliable sTOMACHIC, NERVE tonic
BRAIN nutrient and INy1GoRAlNT we W. say
without the slightest hesitation thaT We e mave
Jointly derived Great salutary and LASTING
benefit from their use,
When this city was almost a network of open
trenches, emitting unhealthy and noxlous
vapors, our SENIOR used the waters most sue.
cessfuliy in overcoming an attack of malaria ar
and in warding off other visitations of that
most persistent ailment, and Mr. Hummel de-
eares emphatea that there is laaz to
the necessity of "puling ones self together"
We know "whereof we write,' SO please ,J ac
cept this honest expression OF our convictions
regarding the wonderful waters bearing your
name. ,,,,,n,
Very truly yours, HOWE 4 HUMMEL.