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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-20

Louis Demarchi aud wife to George A.
Helbig. J0xl50 feet ON Brccdlove avenue,
$500.
Overton 4 Grosycnor 10 Simon Lunder,
l0Oxl5O feet on the south side Of Union
avenue, near Middle street, $3.50.
l.. X. Thomas and Others 10 ]. q. y.
Allen, lot No. ~ Swopc's subdivision, 80
xlj0 feet, ON the south side OF Bethel ave.
nue.. 500.
J. J. Bailey ct nj. 10 II. l.. Bedford. 900
acres on the line Of the Memphis 4 Charles.
ton Railroad, twenty miles from Memphis,
$1,000.
John Russell to Catherine Russell, lot
No. q. block 40 south Memphis, u and
love and affection.
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Lung rvoub,c. ana wasting

Diseases can be cured u properly treated I'm
time, as shown by the following statement
from ID. q. Freeman, sydney: Having
been a great sufferer from pulmonary at
tacks aud grndully wasting away for the
past two years Il affords me pleasure To tes-
lily that SCOTS Emulsion Of Cod Liver Oil
with Lime and Soda. has given me great re-
lief and ! ohecrfully recommend IL 10 all
suffering la n similar way 10 myself In adj
dition, ! would say that IL Is very pleasant
A.. fuL. ~
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-20

$500 will buy two splendid business lots on the north
side OF Beale street just east of Shelby This is very
low price but the owner is nonresident and has ele
gaphed to sell at the above price il sold in few days
$40 per foot will buy two beautiful lots on Orleans
street 5oXI5o
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-20
Coming Attractions.

During three nights OF next week, open
ing on Tuesday, the Cold Day Company
will appear at the Memphis Theater. The
play is a laugh from beginning TO end,
and includes dialect aud character acting,
pantomime, dancing and singing
thing or anything that will cause smile
to appear on the human face.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-20
ADJUSTMENTS.
Memphis Tbeater.

Annie Pixley and company reproduced
the musical comedy called "rhe Deacon's
Daughter" last night and will! appear in it
again at the Saturday matinee. At the
matinee this afternoon, and again tonight,
"Zara" will be the attraction. The bill
for Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights
will be 400. Second Floor"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-20

DoN'r roR0Er that the West Memphis
ferry makes a special trip ut 1880 O'Clock
for the great sale by =. W. lloyslcr & Co,
Who arr issuing free tickets over and back.
Call and get them.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-20
Wilson a riln.. sas Main street.

Sell all grades Of Furniture, Carpets, Rugs,
Mating etc, NJ the very lowest possible
cash prices. Also 10 repairing. upholstcr.
Ing, shipping aud packing furniture, aud
guarantee good and satisfactory work.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-20

10 beautiful lots paved street and convenient to
street-car line for sale monthly payments We will
budyou house on any one of these lots. Be quick.
The first come the first served
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-20
millinery open'"E n, uopkins',
TnuupAY, 2lsi., French pattern bonnc,s
Imported novelties
rhe lounges, word In r.i.,ence.

For several days there las bccn nn i'm.
mensc lot II confusion In the Yohe Col.
lss.-, n regard To which Is the longest
word having the most meaning, which was
at last settled by the professor who said 10
was chcwsolcoloman' skokolulu, Il II n pos
tive cure Tor Indigestion aud dyspepsia.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-20
Gnn,imnn A Churchill

Have an elegant stock Of fancy groceries at
No. Sal Main street, which they oiler at
prices which defy competition. This stock
Is lrcsh, and contains the best brands OF
goods 10 bc found in first class grocery
store.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-20
Wonderland Museum.

Many novelties will be presented at the
Dime Museum this week, both in the
curio and theater halls. It is a pleasant
place TO visit. Performances are given
hourly during the day.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-20

Lot corner Fifth and Auction Streets 1887 xI48H with
improvements. Rents for SIS per month This can be
bought very cheap.
Nice Cottage on Beale street corner OF Myrtle one-ha
block from Union street car line $3.50 Call quick and
see this.
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AhNIrr 90 Mn,hrr..

Mr. wins'ows souihing syrup should always NJ
usrd inf rhlldwu irCthinH u snuih.s The Child
tuiirus ih, gums alais all palm. ours Wind oiiic
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-20

LADIES, In your own interest attend II.
I.owcnsiein & Bros. Grand Spring Display
tomorrow, Thursday, March 81.
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Declined Co Hun,

CHICAGO, H.. March ia.-S. +. Gross
and w. T.. Rcnd, nominees Of the Labor
party for the offices Of Mayor aud City
Treasurer, respectively, have declined TO
make the race.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-20

srRISoFiELp, H., March 10. The Sen.
ate today passed a bill prohibiting tho sale
OF revoked OF colofcd butter.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-20
Criminal Court.

John Dunlap, colorcd, for rape, was con-
victed and sentenced 10 ten years In the
penitentiary.
The case Of the State case vs. FL Patier.
son and Sam Milington for maliciously
cutting negro named James Glass is on
trial
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-20

THr awarding Of the Hughes 4 IIallcr
Watch Clubs last evening resulted In the
fnll.ustn,.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-20
THE COURTS.
Chanccry Court.

The following opinions and DEGREES were
rendered yesterday:
McAllister vs. Beurcr; sale for partition
allowed
Miller vs.. Blown; decree Us drafted, with
corrections.
Gill vs.. Gill; report confirmed II filed.
Parker Vs. Alternately; receiver denied.
Wallace w. Davis; demurrer overruled.
Ferguson vs.. Heiierman, decree for
complainant M indicated.
Anderson vs.. WickeHham; bill Of ex.
ceptons filed.
Bills filed:
Ella Ennis and Walter Ennis W. William
Ennis and Joseph Ennis, bill for partition.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-20

Cant eat thing" Hoods sar,anssss.sf
awondcrful medicine for Grating ~ appc
rite. regulating digestion aud 81 yspgstrcngth
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-20

We are receiving a nice line Of Terra
Gotta Vases, suitable for lawns aud ceme-
terry lots J. A. BAuIY 4 Co.,
Second aud Union.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-20
Marriage I.leeuse

Ice Palm aud Carrie Miller, Peter Dcar
and Virginia Nelson, colorcd.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-20
solote.i iluttss

BucuAS's Fill, act like magic on weak
stomach.
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CIrcult Court,
Transfers. Etc

ID. l.. +. Banks filed u petition for rcsto-
ration 10 citizenship.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-20

frtNroS, ~ j., March lD.-The A.
sembly this afternoon passed the wcrtz
bill, repeating tho local option portions Of
the high license bill passed by tho last
Legislature.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-20
niIIlnrr, onenIns q, IIenLin...

THURSDAY, 2ist, French pattern bonnet
imported novelties.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-02-23
CLAYTON'S ASSASSINS.
New Evidence Secured and Justice
About to Overtakc Th I'm. ''

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Feb. % Especial Tel
egram to The BEE. Additional evidence
has been secured adding new links to the
chain closing around the assassins of John
NJ. Clayton. The suspected paroles have
been known for over two weeks, but con
elusive proof of their guilt has been lacking.
Day by day the evidence has been accumu-
lating until the chain is nearly complete.
Witnesses were found yesterday who will
swear to the whereabouts of the suspected
parties on the night of the assassination.
Justice will not be much longer delayed. A
letter which General Powell Clayton had
written to n friend in Pine Cliff, regarding
the assassination of General Hindman, cor
recting erroneous statements made in
the senate by Mr.. Berry, is in town.
General Clayton charges that at his own and
John NJ ClaytOn's instigation the republican
members Of the legislature in 1885 went over
to and elected Berry, and that Berry after
wards acknowledged his Indebtedness to
John NJ Clayton. The friends of Berry say
he should make full statement and clear
his skirts of the charge.
Bob Watkins was arrested at Pine Bluff,
Ark to day upon n charge of interfering
with the election of officers at Plummer-
vile, in Conway county, at the November
election. This is the pr recinct at which the
ballot box was stolen by masked men and
the cause leading to the assassination of
John M Clayton.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-02-23
A RECONCILIATION.
The Marquis and MarchioncSs of
Ay!cSbury Kiss and Make Up.

ICoplpiyhi 1889 by James GOrtion Bcanct.1
LONDON, Feb 22.-I New York Herald
Cablc-Special to The BEE. The recon
ciliaton just effected between the Marquis
and Marchoness of Aylesbury caused even
a greater sensation than the suit for divorce,
which his lordship began in January, praying
for separation from his wife. TO the Lon
don edition of the Herald belongs the title of
the Deacemaker.
The visit of the Herald's special divorce
correspondent to Maiden, the nome of Lady
Aylcsbury, two days before the reconcilia-
tion, cheated CONSERVATION in the two fam
lilies. The result was peace and moderately
good will all around.
Communication was held with Lord Aylcs-
bury, and an arrangement of a propitiatOry
character was agreed on which resulted in a
love feast and dinner at the Cafe Royal.
Old acquaintanccs of the marquis, who
chanced to be in the cafe, could scarcely be-
lieve their eyes at the sudden transforma-
ton in the feelings of the two distinguished
persons already announced to be on the road
to tilial and legal separation. After dinner
his lordshp and the marchioness repaired to
Longs hotel and took up their temporary
res lugucp
Omaha daily bee., 1889-02-23
The CnIyersity Centennial.

WAsnINGroN, Feb. 22.-President and
Mrs. Cleveland attended the centennial cele-
bration of the Georgetown university this
afternoon. They held reception in the
university hall after the services.
The exercises at the Centennial cclebra-
tion closed this afternoon. Honorary de-
grees were conferred by President Cleve-
land. Several addresses were delivered,
after which degrees were con ferred as fol
lows: Doctor of laws Hon. Thomas T.. Bay
ard, secretary OF state Hon. Honore Mercier,
prime minister of Quebec; Hon. Augustus
ii. Garland, attorney general: Hon. Emilio
De Muruage, f. f. and NJ p. of Spain; Hon.
John Lee Carroll, Hon. Nathan Goff, Gen
eral w. 5. Rosecrans, Hon. Iachariah Mont
gomery, John Culinary Shea, IL, D.; John
r. Doyle, California; George f.. Hamilton,
Maryland; Thomas Dwight, John Boyle
o Reilly and Maurice +. Eagan
Three GOLD medals were struck in honor of
the Centennial celebration, which were
awarded as follows: One TO John Culinary
Shea, LID, historian of the Catholic
church IN America. for his work Life and
Times of Arch Bishop Carroll" A gold
medal, struck by the Alumni association, was
presented to his emincnce, James G. Gibbons
for the archiepiscopal see of Baltimore, and
a gold medal, like the-precedng, TO the pres
ident, Grover Cleveland, for the government
of the United States.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-02-23
X. of L. LEnnnnlnmNnf

CoLuMnus, Ncb., Feb. ~. u Special Tclc-
gram to THE BEE. The committee on the
annual brigade encampment for the uniform
rank, knights of Pythias consisting of
Major James Donnelly, jr., Second regiment,
Omaha; Major w. 5. Spencer, of the brigade
staff; Captain Meredith, of the First reg-
mcnt, Ashland; Captain Ed rhaCker, Third
regiment, Hastings, and Major w. b. Dale,
Fourth regiment Columbus, met this even
ing and decided to hold the encampmcnt in
tais city from the lst of July TO the Sth, in
elusive.
The committee decided to offer the follow
ing prizes for the best drill: First prize
$3.50; second prize, $3.50; third prize 500
The citizens feel jubilant this evening over
the coming encampment, as no less than ten
thousand people will visit our city. Those
of our citizens to whom we owe debt of
gratitude for the coming encampmcnt are
Major w. b. Dale, John Tannahill and w
p. McAllstcr. These gentlemen have spent
much time gratuitousy for its accomplish
ment. The citizens responded freely to de
fray the expenses Of the encampment.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-02-23
RANDALL VICTORIOUS.
He Carries His Point in the Com
mittee on Rules.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 22-All the members
of the house committee on rules were pres
ent at the meeting this morning to consider
providing for meeting of the house daily Mt
10 o'clock, with the allowance of the house
for the consideration of bills by unanimous
consent, was agreed to by all the members.
In the second resolution, making the Cowles
internal revenue bill special order and re.
curing its consideration to conclusion, the
democratic members divided. Carlisle and
Mills voted against and Randall with the
republicans (ieed and Cannonl for the res
omtion. II will he reported Immediately TO
the house with the blank date filled in, so rs
TO require the bill TO be taken up next Mon
day, In addition the speaker has promised
to recognize Randall at any time before the
end of the session, to make motion 10 so
into committee of the whole to consider the
revenue bills.
lutions providing for the consideration to-day
OF bills to pension General Sheridan's widow,
and TO place General Rosecrans on the re-
tired list OF the army,
Now that Mr.. Randall has achieved his
purpose, u demonstration of the fact that Il
large majority of the house is in favor oi the
repeal of the tobacco tax, as indicated by the
vote to-day, he will probably not press the
resolution setting apart day for action on
the Cowles BILL until the deficiency and In-
dian appropriation bills have passed the
house. BY that time Mr. Mills will have
made up his mind what course to pursue
and II he desires to oppose the resolution TO
the extent of adopting dilatory tactics, no
further legislation is likely to be achieved
by the present house beyond action on GER
tain conference reports which may be unob-
1ectionablc 10 both WING 5 of the democracy,
Omaha daily bee., 1889-02-23
CABINET SPECULATIONS.
\ Few More Names Added to tho
States.

states.
INDIANAroIIs, Feb 2!.-Ths afternoon
General Harrison received fifty veterans of
the Ncksburg campaign, who are holding IA
convention in the city for the purpose of or
ganizing a new veteran society known as
the "Society of Vcksburg." They were re-
cclved informally, no speech making being
indulged i'll.
Lat er in the afternoon number of dele
gates attending the annual meeting of the
Order of Chosen Friends were received by
the general. He also had TWO visitors from
Texas, Judge w w. Burkhart and Il. II.
Taylor, who, II is understood, came to talk
about federal patronage in Texas
Nothing rcliab BILE can be learned as TO the
cabinet, though there have been many
rumOrs of changes that are to take place in
the slate. 1t is generally believed that tho
navy and agricultural departments are still
untitled and that Senator Palmer, of Mich-
gan, is likely to take the latter;
90 to the cast but no name
has been fixed upon. The pressure on Gen
eral Harrison to take man from the Pacific
slope, it is thought, has weakened the chances
of w. II. Miller. Nothing can be learned
definitely as to the war department. But
the best opinion is that it will go to Rusk.
There appears to be no longer any room for
doubt that Wanamakcr Will be the next post
master general.
Gossip is now confined almost entirely to
a discussion of the chances of the Pacific
states. There seems to be Il well defined i'm
preston among politicians here that, taking
into consideration what transpircd AT Chi
cago, the slope cannot well be left out of the
cabinet if u man be found aud this has
strengthened the belief here that Estcc viii
be named for one of the departments
The south has ceased to be talked about.
1t is said that If Palmer is given the agricuI-
turc department ltusk will be taken down
and Wilson, Of Delaware, will be given the
war portfolio. This will be done to preserve
the geographical equilibrium.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-02-23
THE ENGIlSH COMMONS.
Parneli D@nounCcs the Treatment Of
Irish POiitiCal rrisOncrS.

LONDON, Feb. 22.--In the commons TO day
Parnell denounced the treatment to which
Carey had been subjected in prison. He had
been stripped forcbly, his hair and mustache
shaved off, and he was compelled to lie one
day ON plank bel because he refused 10 put
on the prison garb Was It the chief scCrctary's
duty to insure what WAS practically murdcrf
Was lie going to leave Carew without even
a flannel shirti Should he disregard the
warning Of the fate Of Vaudeville and per-
sist in his rigid adherence TO law which he
was mainly instrumental in passing, and
under which no difference was made
between political and Ordinary prsonorsi
The judgment of the world would not hold
him guiltlCss Of the consequences.
Balfour replied that ne had no knowledge
Of the matter aud limited that Palnel!'s ad-
VICES might be inaccurate He adhered to the
provision that AL prisoners must be
treated alike. TO say that Il man
was kept naked because he refused TO don
the clothes provided for him was gross
misuse OF the English language, The
prison statistics seemed to show that tGcrc
was some connection between physical weak
ness aud Irish natouaism.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-02-23
A Baby Incubator.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 22.-[Special Tele.
gram to The BEE. Raising babies of pre-
mature birth by the aid of mechanical in
cubator is the latest freak OF medical science
at the Woman's hospital North College
avenue and Twenty y-seoond street For the
first time in this city, this process was put to
a practical test ten days ago, when Florence
Ryan, an eightdays-old child, was wrapped
in swaddling clothes and placed in the ncu-
bator. The baby is thriving under the pro-
cess and apparently eIloying the best of
health. Her weight at the time of her birth
weight of the average new born child. The
incubator has raised the baby's weight up to
five pounds within ten days. She rests in
the incubator constantly except when taken
out TO receive nOuriShment or when she is
given a sponge bath. The former operation
occurs three times Q day, and the latter
twice
Omaha daily bee., 1889-02-23
SOCIETY IN THE SADDLE.
Chicago Hunts a Derunct Fox and
Fails to Catch II.

CHICAGO, Feb. 22.-[Special Telegram to
THE BEE. Despite the bitterly cold
weather the vicinity of Smiths club house
at the north end of South park was crowded
with people this afternoon. Fully four
thousand had gathered to see the first fox
hunt ever engineered about Chicago.
Much has been written about this hunt and
it has been looked forward to with the great.
est interest Either that fox hunt had to be u
success or Chicago society would have to
crawl into a hole aud acknowledge that it
didn't know anything about such affairs.
There were not a great many ladies in tn ,
party this afternoon. on account of the
weather. Several Englishmen watched the
preparations for the hunt with ill-disguiscd
disapprobation. "ro think said one groom
with coCkney accent, "that fox uniting
should be brought to such a pass. The
boomn' hanimal is dead, and they are
going to drag i'm over the road with
rope
1t was so, and Reynard was killed 'ycstcr
day, and the scheme hit upon was that he
should be dragged by a horseman who was
to be gwen Il start. AS stated above the
weather was cold, the thermometer register
ing - below zero. The ground was hard as
iron. There was considerable delay in getting
start, and this made the crowd very i'm
patient and cries of "Trot out your foX;'
"What are you waiting for!' and like eX-
clamations were heard on every side.
Finally, about 2:30 p. M, a barn door back
of the club house was opened and IA man on
horseback dragging the body of the fox
emerged He had u rope about ten feet long
and trotted off across the park through the
trees and finally disappeared About ten
minutes later the hounds were let out and
put on the scent. The first thing they did
was to lose it and go struggling among the
spectators. The majority of them were
finally put on the right track again, and they
started off like the wind giving tongue in the
most approved fashion. In the mean
time the riders-about forty III
number mot in the promised pink but with
red sashes around their arms) were formed
in body right in front of the club house.
After the hounds had been gone about five
minutes, and had been lost to sight among
the trees, the calvacade started. They did
not follow the line taken by the dead fox
his caEine pursuers, but trotted off the
boulevard in the direction the hunt had
taken They soon disappeared around a
turn and the next thing seen was the man
with the drag emerging from the woods,
closely followed by the pack. which was
running in great style. They overlook him,
pOunccd on the fox, ana the great fox hunt
was at an end.
HNOthing vas to be seen of the cavalcade,
and tho hounds were put back in their ken
nelS. About twcut" minutes later the hunt
ers appeared and rode fariously to the club
house anld the jeers of the crowd They
had not seen the hounds since they started
Only one lady took part in the festivities,
and she did not return with the others.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-02-23
ANOTHER MEAT MONOPOLY.
The Cotton Seed Oil People Will Buck
the big FOur.''


New York, Feb. Especial Telegram to
The BEE. The famous Big Four combi-
nation of Chicago, which practically controls
the beef supply, is about TO encounter oppo-
sition through what is known as the Ameri-
can Meat company. j. II. Flagler, president
of the American Cotton on trust, Is at the
back of the syndicate, which now contests
this company. Back of it is said 30 be
81, 900, 900. The scheme is to wipe out mid
dlemcn and supply choice beef direct from
the rancho to the table. Philip Armour,
Swift Bros, Nelson Morris, and Hammond
& Co. form the "Big Four and they have
often threatened to start an opposition to the
the cotton oil trust, and now the latter has
got ahead of them and is carrying the war
INTO Africa with vengeance. Perhaps the
cotton seed people have hopes that they may
wipe ont the "Bg Fourn as we'll The plan
is to purchase extensive grazing grounds in
the southwest, erect great slaughtorng and
dressing establishments at Kansas City, and
to raise cattle, kill and put on the market, to
the gain of the public and syndicate and the
confusion OF the big Four
In an interview with Mr.. Armour, he said:
~ don't know much about the undertaking,
but believe it TO be quite likely thing. l
have had several hints that such scheme
was afoot. My information tallies with the
dispatch. The organizers are the prominent
men in the Cotton Seed Oil trust MIR. j. III.
Fagler, Mr.. Morse, Mr. Stephen W. Dorsey,
of whom you have doubtless heard, Mr.. N.
*. Fairbanli, ana others. | hear that the
company holds its charter under the laws of
New Mexico and has vast tract of land, lots
of beef and all that You can say that no
matter how formidable the rival may be or
may seem to be, we Will continue to do bust
moss ut the old stand, a continuance of
former Patronage being solicited We will
still supply beef for few days at least"
This was said with a comfortable twinkle OF
the eye smile which invaded the side
whiskcrs of the meat king and gen.
crul expression which gave the impression
that Mr. Armour intended to nut on his
working clothes and 90 out after these
usurpcrs Of the throne in a way that would
wake them up.
Mr.. n. *. Fairbank could not be found IN
hls office, and his men didn't know where he
could he found so he could not be inter
viewed on the subject.