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mind that Heron Chilhowie and Cartoon
are race horses. Chilhowie may not stay
the route, but he certainly looks as II no
would. haven't any doubt about tho
Guest colt. He will be there at the end,
and / think that Cartoon ought to run
fair race. Declarations are due tomorrow,
and bv the last OF the week the public will
be aware OF what is in and what is out.
YESTERDAY Lucy Howard, the six year
old brown mare by Aaron Pennington,
dam Susie b. purchased by Lamasney
Bros. out OF selling race early in the
morning, was bought by MIR. John f.
Donovan. the st. Louis bookmaker. As
soon as the marc passed into his hands,
Mr.. Donovan turned her over TO her
former owner, Rube Crown, the genial
young Pittsburger, who was warmly con-
graduated ON his good fortune in recover
ing the speedy Splinter. Lucy Howard
will be trained by MIR. sam llildredth,
of the Hawkeye stable. Times Democrat
TIE Louisville Post, of saturday, says:
There is some talk OF taking Heron out OF
the Chicago stable and putting him in the
hands of Lee Paul, the well known trainer,
now located Mt Lexington. jim Guests
reasons for this are not given, but 1t is
known that he telegraphed Paul from New
Orleans, askingif he wouldrain Heron, and
he received an affirmative answer. The
latter swears by Heron, and thinks he is
] the greatest three year old on the turf to-
day, barring none, and it is natural that
Mr.. Guest would want TO put his horse IN
the hands OF trainer who thinks so well
Of him. II there is anything in Heron
Lee Paul will get II out
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

Judge Hidden announced from the
bench Yesterday that work on the new
station house, corner OF Washington and
Poplar streets, would commence in few
days-probably tomorrow.
The Wonderland Museum has closed
and the building has been wondrously
metamorphosed. The old partition, box
office aud stage have been torn down and
the place is thoroughly dlsmantled.
There will be a gospel meeting and SER
vice OF song in the rooms OF the Young
Mems Christian Association. 207 Main
street, this evening AZ s o'clock. Young
men are cordially invited TO attend.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Young Women's Home will be held this
morning Tuesday at 10 O'Clock in the
parloH Of the home, 81 Union street. A
full attendance OF the members requested.
John Martin, worthless character, who
forged the name OF Rev. Father Francis
20 letter OF introduction TO one OF the
Catholic sisters, from whom he got -,
was arrested yesterdayby Sergeant lloran.
lie is held for yagrancy, but will have to
answer for forgery.
Saturday night during a fight n lake
view, Miss, between VIII Fuller and
Clifton jenkins, the latter was shot
through the kidneys jenkins made his
way 20 this city on loot and Il now under
the care Of n physician. The wound ID
considered fatal. Fuller made his escape.
Sheriff Tom Davis is in the city. He i
taking back W. NJ. Evans, who shot his
son-in-law, John Pitts, for an alleged out.
rnge upon his (Eyans's) twelve year old
daughter, In 1856, near Cronondale, Lake
County, this State. lie Is now on his way
20 jackson 10 await the decision OF the
Supreme Court. Evans thinks lac will be
acquitted.
At meeting Of the Jackson Mound
Park Association. Mossn. w. III. Bingham
was elected President; J. II. Rozier, Vice
President, and William Finncy. Secrciar,
and Treasurer. A movement Is on foot e
sccure better transportation facilities from
%. II. Holmes, the new Superintendent o
the Citizens Railway.
The protracted services At the Contra
Methodist Church have been very inter
esling for more than week There have
been quite number Of conversions ant
additions 10 the Church. The services
will continue through the week nj
O'Clock pm. and 7 O'Clock pm. Rev. G
G.. Smith, who has been with the pastor
breaches his last sermon tonight.
a great outrage was perpctrated bysom
unknown but malicious person ycslcrda!
afternoon by having published in th
Public LoigT two Unauthorized mauiag
notices, one, Mr.. J. J. Webb and Mis-
Kate McCune, and the olhor Mr.. Fran
Caldwell and Miss Mamie McAlasier. tn
Lodger was imposed upon. no such mai
riagos having been contemplated or ha'
ing taken place. and no licenses havin
been issued authorizing such markings
The relatives and friends Of the young u
dies feel deeply wronrcdand outraged ,au
the proper authorities will be worked
bring tile perpetrators to justice.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

S. G. TILIINGuAsr aud vile, OF Rhode
Island, are at the Peabody.
Miss JOSIE LEVY, Of Little Rock, is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. NJ. Goldbaum, at li2
Alabama street.
ID. b. MoRFoRD was called last evening
to the bedside Of his almost dying mother,
at Greenfield, Ind.
President DAVID p. MADDEN left last
night for Nashville TO attend meeting oil
the State Board OF Health.
VIsIroRs on Change yesterdav p. n.
G.. Rand, Lexington, Ala; l.. koehn, &C.
neya, Switzerland; Il, I. Dabney, Peoria,
Ill
IRVINE HARLOW, young gentleman
from Iazoo City, Miss, is In the city. lie
will represent the house Of J. l. Fargason
along the Louisville, New Orleans d Texas
Railroad and in other territory.
II. II. LITTY, Holly Springs, Miss; W.
y. Wright, Grenada, Miss; J. w. Me-
Narery, ST. Charles, KY; III. 9. McGruder
Mississippi; NJ. Crawford Gay, Decatur
Ala, are among the late arrivals ut the
Clarendon.
Cart. DEFFREY's STRENGTHENING brigade
did great work yesterday. Main street
Nuu 'ftonht hlu NV lilt Aihuoihfrf WIN
clear Of mud and dry enough to walk ON
long before o'clock in the afternoon.
Keep up the good work, Captain.
d. l.. COSTING, Cincinnaii j. Thomas,
Greensboro. KY; Charles II. Strickland,
Nashville; G. NJ. Smith, Buffalo. n. Y;
T.. A. Lindsay, Jackson; l.. and A. Salin-
ger, Brinklcy; l.. y. Fox, Louisville, XVI
T.. I. Banks. Osceola; Boston Ideals, are al
the Peabody.
G. A. RouRABAcHER, Jacksonville,
Fla; Col. X. Conable, Jacksonville, Fla.
A. W. Gittenby, ST. Louis, Mo-; G. l.
Tucker. Texas, Thos. n. Avery, Liltl,
Rock, Ark; g. r. Montgomery, Helena
Ark; @. n. Couch, Wichita, Kan; ]. W.
Smith, Memphis; II. White, Arkansas, ar
rived at Fransioli's
]. II. BARRET, =. S. Raymond, Upton
Tenn; J. W. McCrary, Vinita, i. T.; i
NJ. Ubrich, Nashville, q. ID. Lawrence
Rome, Ga; J. NJ. Sutton, Chattanooga
ID. II. Archibald. w. V. Sullivan. Oxford
Miss; S. II. Turpin and wife, Bells,
Tenn; A. w. Brown, Miss Ella Stoyall
Byhalia. Miss, are at Gasionis.
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Mn. Jonx i. DoSovAN, Of 81. Louis,
nut 500 on Raceland for the Suburban In
one Of the New Orleans pool rooms at % 10
|. 40 that should the son Of imp. Billet and
Calomel land the Suburban handicap, Mr..
Donovan will win the snug sum OF 5000
on his victory.
Dan HoyrNa sold the following horses
at Clifton Friday Van, 10 ii. Olney, for
81. OBS; I.aftte, TO Abe Carson, for 81 200;
Clarion, 20 the Castle Stable, for $50,
Alfred. 10 l.. James, for $780, llarrodsburg,
also 10 l.. James, for 500; Nerina, 10 j.
Barrett, for $3.50. and Bridget koalon, TO
A. Brewer, for SlGO.
TnE best known jockeys now at Nash.
Vile are Jimmy Mclaughlin, Jimmy Dom
ohue, George Coyingion, Tiny" viii.
Jams, "Major" Coyington, Tom loary,
Young Vankuren and Cooper. Finpai.
rick has written TO Jimmy Lee that he VIII
leave Saratoga tomorrow for Nashville IN
case his vile Is better. Mrs. Fitzpatrick
has been sick for a long time, which has
detained Fiiz at home.
Us. ADEYLorrE, who will be Charles
toms manager. has already hgncd his
team. Adoylotle Is n pitcher, and will be
remembered here as having played In the
box for New Orleans two years ago. His
men are Ilillery, who played iirst base for
birmingham season before last; Fiizsim-
mons. who pitched for Augusta In 1886,
York, another old ball player; Moore,
Murray, Cans, Doyce, siasloton, Whilen,
Bradenburg and Hennesscy. The major
ity of the men are college players, or have
played only In minor leagues.
"BLus wN0," in yesterdays Nashville
lD,eyicdn SAYS: The disagreeable vino
and prospect for rain did not deter seyera
hundred people from vending their way
10 West side Park yesterday TO get n peel
M the flying squadrons rs they scuddcC
through The stretch. All the old timor
were on hand, and the fences along thi
ouarter-stretch were black with curiou
humanity. The track was In fine con
dition for work; and the horses were sen
along good and strong. Furlongs wer
worked In III, quarters IN 204, halves II
SO and six iurlongs In l;23l.
aBLur wfxo," In tho Nashville Amer
con III sunday, says The eight Kentuck
Derby horses in training at West Sid
!, psrk are ali in the pink Of condition, an
I II Is lust possible That tho winner may y
: among them. Out oil tho eight the Shl
cago stable has four, and II Messrs liar
kins 4 Johnson declare them. as the
threaten, the Nashyillc.irained delegauo
viii probably cut little figure IN the class
= event. The Derby candidates mere AZ
" Heron. Chilhowie, Fan King Girondei
Cartoon, Vatican, Bon feurn aud ston'
wall. Heron, Chilhowlo and Cartoon. al
Jsngerous, but nobody need be afraid
The others. There Is no question IN II
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The Direct Impor
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We have been shown by Langstad x
Co, hardware jobbcn, the advance sheets
OF their illustrated catalogue, which will
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some illustrations Of al the goods-irom a
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II Is the most comprehensive and COM
plelo catalogue ever published In the
South. The G'si issue will bo fifteen hun
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IL has been compiled by Mr.. A. j.. Mem.
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and thorough knowledge Of the hardware
business.
II IA being published by Messrs. s. O.
Tool & Co, who have In this catalogue
again evidenced the superior work tina
emanatcs from their press.
Iangsian * Co. Ihave already received
numerous applications for catalogues
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BAD COMPILATIONS.
The Secret of Their Cause Foily Explained
Why Ladies' are saiiow and Men Pailid
Some Valuable Facts ON the Subject.

In passing along the leading streets In almost any
city In America today, ono will meet with but few
ladies who have clear compilations. Many persons
have tried TO account for this sad fact because OF
the severe climate OF America but such reasoning
Is wrong bad complexion Is caused by impure
blood, and no lady can be really beautiful aud no
man ruddy who has diseased or impure blood.
The best known way OF keeping the blood pure is
by keeping Il circulating. In this way Il passes
rapidly through the lungs kidneys and liver, aud
is constantly purified. But supposing the system
is cloSgcd up, as Is frequently the case, then OF
course the blood becomes impure. Then far too
often men and women take some powerful purga'
tive, pill or other substance, that clears the body
quickly wcakcns the strength, aud leaves the sys-
tenn In wopc condition than before Tho only sen
sibc way is TO take gcntlc pure aud natural pur'
gativc, moderately but regularly. and the highest
known medical authorities Of the dly agree that
the genuine imported Carlsbad sprrdcl salt Is M
finitcly superior to any other natural preparation
known to the world II Is gentle, yet stimulating;
IL Is pure yet powerful Containing only natural
properties, being oyapoated from the celebrated
Carlsbad sprudel Spring II cannot lnjurc the body
In the least, aud yet It has never failed to rnow
life, purly,hc blood and thus clear the complex
ion. Hundreds OF doctors have glycl II their I'M
qualified endorsements; thousands Ot people 20
each year ~ the Carlsbad springs, hut they can OBJ
thin no greater bcneht Than by taking the Ndthhau
Sprudcl Salt In It's powdered form, such ~ can be
procured ut any drug snro In the land. When u IL
considered that the Carlsbad Salt costs practically
little mon than the cheap questionable nnd often
Injurious salts, puumtiNcs aud Bitter Waters that
are IN tho market ono bottle being sufficient for
nearly month, all pcr,ons who Keep pace Win
the times aud desire only what Is best, will see that
IL n 20 their interest Ia use only the Carlsbad.
Each bottle Is In light blue paper cartoon, and
has the signature Eisuer & Mendelson Co, sole
agents, on every bottle. one bottle mailed upon
recent vi one dollar Dr. rohOldts lecture and
pamphlets mailed free upon application, Eisncr Il
| Mcndclson Co., barclay street. New York.
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THE SPORTING WORLD.
NO RACING THIS MONTH AT BIRMINa-
HAM AS ADVERTISED.
Heavy Rains Make It Impossible to Get
the Track Ready in Time For the
Dates Announced-New Or
leans Races Postponed.

The heavy track at Montgomery Park
made fast work out OF the question yester-
day. None OF the trainers attempted more
than gallop. In the meantime il begins
to be more and more evident that the pub
lie are more than ever interested in racing,
and unless the weather interiors there is
every probability OF packed grand stands
throughout the spring meeting. Some
curiosity having been manifested as to
what will be the admission price for ladies
during the spring meeting, THE APPEAL
took pains to inquire, and is reliably in
formed that ladies will be charged 80 cents
for admission to the grand stand. This
will enable all to enjoy the sport at a mod
crate fee.
By reference 10 OR Birmingham special
IL will be seen that the races advertised
there TO come off April 10 to 20 inclusive,
have been indefinitely postponed, the
heavy rain of Sunday having made II i'm
possible 10 get the track ready in time.
This will give stables at New Orleans that
were getting ready to run at Birmingham
a chance to come direct to Memphis, and
give their horses a needed rest before
opening the spring campaign.
The Turf Exchange book is attracting,
on the Suburban and Brooklyn handi-
cap, attention in other cities. Yesterday
Sl00 to $1,000 was laid on Stoney Mont
gomery being first or second in the Subur-
ban. The money cane from Nashville.
From st. Louis comes bet of 500 to
5000 that Prince ROYAL will win the
Brooklyn handicap, and $40 TO 81, go that
Raceland will win the Suburban. Would
it surprise anyone to see Memphis become
the betting center OF the South in racing
matters?
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
Fire Plug wanted.

To the Editor Of Tho Appeal
sir-Dont you think the residents Of
Poplar street, near Dunlap, are entitled TO
protection In case OF fire In the shape OF a
fire plug? think 10. The late fire, which
proved 10 disastrous. would not have boon
as bad had fire plug been nearer nj hand.
We pay our taxes, and are entitled tosome
privileges. We would invite the consider
alton Of the Getty fathers" TO this matter
Please give this place In your columns.
Very truly, 4. l.. NJ.
MENrmIs, Tenn, April 1, 1889.
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Ross withenpoon Manager Mutual Reserve Fund
Life Association, New York, Onioo No. /, Madi
ton strvct, Mcmphls Tom.
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THE COLLISION CASE.
Inspectors Darragh and Huls Decide
Against the onioors.


Against the onioors.
Focal Inspectors Darragh aud lIuls rem
dercd their decision yesterday in-the case
Of the collision between the Little Rock
& Memphis transfer steamer Gen. Pier
son. and the harbor tug, n. NJ. Jones. II
will be remembered that the collision oc-
CURED one morning about three weeks ago
during heavy fog, II being at the limo
impasn ible 10 see a vessel more than two
feet away. The officers did their utmost
10 prevent the collision, but were unsuc-
cessiul. The decision is that Capt VIII
liam Maingaul and Pilot Aleck Maingault,
OF the Picrson, be suspended for fifteen
days, aud Capt. Morris McNccly. Of the
Jones, for ten days During their fifteen
years or moro service on the river this Is
the first accident either Of tho gentlemen
have had 10 happen 10 their vessels.
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wnrrrSo paper Of all grades from the
finest 10 the plaincsi, wrapping paper
every quality, paper bags all kinds, hemp.
lutte. flax and cotton twincs. Prices TO
suit all. Tennessee Paper Company, 3iJ
Second street.
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The Jesuit Claims.

MoxrREAL, April The Evangelical
Alliance have prepared a petition to the
Queen setting forth that the Federal Gov.
eminent has failed TO do is duty In tho
Jesuit matter, and asking Her Majesty 10
interposc In behalf Of the Protcstanis OF
Canada.
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I,IEt,

IfAMRR-At the rg.iduucooi her brother Ia. law
Judge Jno. l. 4. sncci at bunpns station Mon
day evening. April D. lt-1. 90 ~ oclocA' MIS-
MtsEnyA iiANEii. ard % years
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Nom nrIcnn. Nnce- postponcdI.

Nrw ORLEANS, La, April Lowing TO
rain the races have been postponed till to-
marrow. The entries stand,
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THE PUBLIC DEBT.
Reorganization of the Expenditures OF
the Government.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The following
is a recapi,ulation Of the debt statement
issued todav
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FuSrnAI NOTICT.

McGRATH-Thc unCml Of CHnstornrn r. NC
GnArm win take place Rom rc'deuoe, No. ilosiSlh
street. Chelsea, this tTuHDAU morning At 30
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church at 10 o'clock Friends Of the family arr In
vltod 10 attend.
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IIu.rying Proctor Knott.

Saturdays Louisville Post SAYS that
Bryant is preparing Proctor Knott for the
Two Thousand in quite vigorous man
ner. Every day lac gives the big gclding
a still spin Of three.quarters OF more, and
at each successive trial .hc manages to lop
a fraction OF a second from the time OF the
preceding day. lie first real work Of u
fortnight ago was iive-furong dash in
l:l5. This has been hammered down un-
oil 1t now reaches but l:OS, aud three
quarter spin of week ago In 1882 has
been compressed into l:23 A visit TO
Knots stall also shows that Bryant has
been throwing physic into his horse at u
pretty lively rate. In England turlmen
consider bail" equal 10 a weeks strong
gallop, and employ it only in wet spells,
when work is impossible. They do not
gallop their horses, either, for several days
after the physic has been given. But
Bryant is governed by no turf traditions
save his own. lie is, or has been employ
ing both the physic and gallop upon Proc
tor Knott, and rs long rs the latter stands
ii there will probably be no lct-up in the
heroic treatment. There are no halfway
measures about Bryant. lie will either
have race horse in Proctor Knott this
season that will beat the world or he will
have n cripple en- his hands. Saturday
morning the Post says Knott and Come
to-Taw worked nine iurlongs in BOG, the
mile in l:40
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No spring Meeting n, birmingham.

Special Dispatch 20 The Appeal
BuRMISouAu, Ala, April There will
be no racing here this month, as has been
advertised. The track Of the Jockey Club
Is net yet completed. but has been pro-
crossing rapidly, and having been favored
with good weather the management was
led 10 believe that they would have no
trouble in getting in readiness for April
l6-ihc day advertised. About $50 horses
had been secured ayd bids for privileges
were being considered. Last night how.
ever, n heavy rain fell, which has lasted
almost all day, and ut meeting OF the
managers Of the club this afternoon II was
decided TO do away with the spring meet
ing and ask the Tuh Congress TOT other
dates laleron. The club wants the date
late enough TO enable them 10 complete
the grand stand, now under construction
and will seat 20, 600 people.
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srpscnIpE Tor TnE WEEKLY ArrEAt.
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LoDoT NOTiCEs.

MEMPHIS LoD0E No o. T. .. o. v .sa~..s.
, n ne ,o o nice, :, 30 lbef hs ,hl.
(TUErDAYl evening Apfil ls,-p ,,ss,., A.,
loclock 4hs seeond degree WI be e9Eia5rea X
nv orde, &c. HARPER, ". a.
W. q Sou wALnryss ss'-'''--
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Decrease Of debt durur the months ia0osG1 fi
Decrease OF debt siucC June %, 1855 h1,1Ulyi %
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u,..Ion M NJ. Pc,er,. church.

Total cash In Treasury, rq iS;wn ..-.
by Trlasurrs general acc0unt........soi1,19 l 90