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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-23
LOCAL BaEvITIES.

The copy Of Rose Bonheur's famous
picture "lhe Horse FAN" by Miss Eliza
beth Okey, was ratified for, and ticket No.
l4S was the winner.
Henry i. Walsh has disposed OF his in.
tercst in the Public Ledger TO Dave Frayser,
and will retire from that paper, il is I'M
derstood, on the 3lst instant
Andrew Williams, who cut VI. II. liar.
rison several days ago, was bound over 60
the Criminal Court yesterday by Squire
Powell. Harrison WIS also bound over on
n charge OF assault aud battery. Both
parties are colorcd.
Miss Rebecca Benin. an employe Of 8.
Bejach Il Co., while walking ont Market
street about O O'Clock last evening. was
stopped by an unknown white man, who
compelled her TO surrender a gold.headcd
umbrella and a purse.
The Rev. DIR. Buriord, rector Of Calvary
Episcopal Church, aud his good wife will
give a reception on Thursday evening, the
oath inst, from 4 10 10 O'Clock pm, to
which all the ladies and gentlemen OF
Calvary parish are cordially invited.
A dividend OF 10 per cent has been de-
clarcd by the Butchers Hide and Melting
Association, aud II aitcrward elected the
following officers: Charles Kney, prcsi.
dent; Louis kney, yicc-presidcnt. Board
Of directors Charles kuey, Louis kney,
Isaac Foltz, Frank llupport aud Albert
Secsscl
Theodore Allen, William Dawson and
Jim Dawson created little breeze ON the
levee yesterday morning Allen made an
attempt TO throw William Dawson In the
river, but was prevented by the arrival Of
Jim. The two then set upon aud tried 10
thrash Allen, but a policeman inicricrcl
and pulled the trio.
The Board Of Directors for the Milburn
Gin aud Machine Company was elected a.
follows Louis lIanauor, r. II. Milhum.
j. G. Nicely. John NJ. Harrington, James
Lee, :. G. DcPass, VI. G. Pearcc, John u.
Milburn, u. A. Rccs. Tho officers elected
were John u. Milburn, president; james
lee, vicc-prcsidcnt r.. II. Milburn, treas.
urer; ID. A. Rees, secretary.
There will be a convention held At Fort
Smith, Ark, on the 2ilh inst for the dis.
cussion of the best plan OF action looking
towards the opening Of the Indian Terri
tory 10 settlement. In response 10 an Ia.
vitalion 10 send delegates the Memphis
Merchants Exchange has appointed the
Hon. J. w. Clapp 10 represent thai body
on that occasion. Judge Clapp left last
night for Fort Smith on this mission.
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lsham Curtis, Mississippi negro, has
just ground for a sacred animosity against
another negro, to whose squcaling propen.
sites he is indebted Tor the loss of his free
dom.
Curtis was rash enough to slay a negro
named Richard Powell, near Winona,
Miss, few days before Christmas last
came to Memphis yesterday and was un.
fortunate enough to come within view Of a
negro who knew him and was aware of his
crime.
The prisoner, responding to the touch of
the reportorial prod, related his version of
the killing, prelacing his remarks by say
ing: I'm gwine ter tell you de whole truie
abutit" ltran in this wise: lie and Powell
were addicted to the habit and practice Of
crap shooting, and generally for the dust.
On the day when he deemed il eXpedient
to STAY Powell they had been INDUCING,
and fortune fell to the lot Of Curtis. Pow
ell objected 10 releasing his grip on the
bundle he had dropped and wrangle fol-
lowed. Meek and mild.mannered Curtis
offered no violence 10 enforce his owner
ship OF the winning, but simply offered
little iatherly advice to the effect that for
ever after that date they refrain from par.
ticipl,ing in the same game, and further.
he didn't wish 10 be worried by importu-
mites to do so. With this he was about
to depart in peace, but Powell couldn't
gain his own consent 10 let him 60. To de-
tain him, an old score was raised "You
an me had fuss last summer, you
know said Powell "an' YOU whipped
me." "No, ! didn't" pleaded Curtis,
AN, sides dat, wese been friends, an
what's dc use oh nkin' dat upT Powell
was obslrcperous, however, aud, 10 bring
about hostlitcs, slapped his man in the
lace. Curtis says tins all took place in
Powel1s house, aud he was 80 mindful OF
peace and propriety as to take TO his heels.
Powell followed with an open knife, with
which he Was bent upon doing the carving
act, which served To make the flight and
chase wild and exciting. Seeing that il
was hopeless case. unless he could
hold his own in the run forever
Curtis says he dashed into the homo
OF his brolher-in-law, grabbed up shot
gun, and, after vain commands 10 Powell
10 ialter in his hurried footsteps, turned
her loose, the charge entering his body
he knew not where. Not caring 10 be-
hold the irgh,iul work he had done, no
skipped by the light Of the moon, going
to Lafayette County, Miss. lie has been
there ever since, until yesterday, when he
pulled out Tor Memphis. "lIui | 'spoctcd
TO be cotched all the time" said the
prisoner In conclusion. lie was ignorant.
however. OF how Scrgt llcdrick tumblrd
TO him so soon after arrival, but ex-
planned II in the succeeding statement
that he had seen negro whom he knew
near the scene Of the killing aud who
knew Of II.
The sheriff OF Montgomery County was
tclcgraphed on the arrest yesterday, aud
promptly answered ihat he would como
for Curtis at once.
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aEoRoE ANpERsoN EsoAPEs.
Tho Notorious Arkansas safo Blower
Gains His Liborty.

Tho Notorious Arkansas safo Blower
Gains His Liberty.
Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
LIrTLE Rock, Ark. Jan. % George
Anderson, the famous safe robbcr convict,
has again escaped from the pcnitoniiary.
lilo wis convicted in this city ycars ago Of
robbing the sale Of Henry reil, saloon
keeper, and sentenced 10 a term Of Eve
ycars in the pcniionliary. lie has escaped
three times since that sentence WIS passed
m that the penalties added leave him
still eighteen months Of that sentence to
serve although lao has already served
eight years under Il. During these in.
tcryals oi liberty he has indusiriously Piled
his profession ~ n sair-blowcr aud has
robbed the safes Oi the Treasures 81 Van
Burn, Lonokc. Yell and Howard count
ties, acquiring quito SUN Of money In
currency aud scrip The Howard County
safe robbery was his last. ltwns pcrpctmicd
about two yran ago, and lew months
later he WIS captured IN Arsontn. across
the river from this ctS. by Deputy sheriff
Blanks, Who recognized the escaped con.
wet, ~ spite Of bis heavy beard aud
changed appearance. lie WIS returned
10 the pcniicntiary aud ono day last
week sealed the walls and escaped. lie
made his way 10 Newport. and Wa located
by an officer in house Of il fame near
the town. llu WIS arrested but Just
when the officer had placed the handouts
ON him. Anderson struck him with his
clcnchrd hand, and, jumping through
% window, made bis escape. Unless 60.
captured soon some county treasures will
Huiluf.
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EVANSVILLE Ind. Jan. - River y feet
irhcs and falling. Weather clear
plIlSnUR1, IA, Jan. 2L-Rivcr I feet inchc
and falling. Weather clear and cold
WHEELING. W Va. Jan. .a-Rlyor feet
inches aud falling. Weather clear aud cool
NEW okLEAN3. Ia Jan. % Raining SLOWLY
Arrived. iuiurv city ami harsys, st. Louis
CINCINNATI, q, Jan. 2l-kiycr "a irct ~ inchc.
nnd nllius NtuthgrulcaE Thermometer 40.
ST. LOUIS. Mo. Ian. g=Iiyrr lO7 feet
and falling rhlHdly. Weather clear AMI warmer
LOUISVILLE, ~, Jsu 2 -Ni-ht-ldycr tall
iug with tivvi Inches ON the tall, und feet
inches in thc HuuL Weather cloudy nud cool.
NlCk-nl re-, Miss. Jan. - Tee river o. rising
Passed down city ot Baton Rouge. 90 am. NrW
orleans. Departed ubof Jair, ~ Louis nm
Passed mp. y. 4. Wood. Ohio River.
CAIRO. lll, Jan. 2-AuiVod. Harry nrown.
NCN orleans sam. Diamond. Ohio u.m. =. g.
Walton, uhiu. = am. Departed " " uNrIIl
New Orleans, pm. River DO iuct Inches aud
falling. CLOUDY aud Crpl.
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Best of All

Cough medicines, Ayers Cherry Pee
toral is in greater demand than ever.
No preparation for Throat aud Lung
Troubles is so prompt in its effects, so
agreeable to tho taste, and so widely
known, as this. II is the family mcdi-
cine in thousands Of households,
al have suffered for years from n
bronchial trouble that, Whenever tako
cold or am exposed TO Indictment wealth
cr, shows itself by a very annoying
tickling sensation in the throat and by
difficulty In breathing, | have tried u
great many remedies, but mono does so
well as Ayers Cherry pecturnl which
always gives prompt relief In returns "
my old complaint " -- Ernest A. Hcpler,
Inspector OF Public Roads. Parish Ter
rc Bonnie, La.
i consider Ayers Cherry Pcctoral q
most important remedy
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For Home Use.

have tested It's curative power, In my
family, many times during the past
thirty years, aud have never known IL
10 fail IL will relieve the most serious
affections of the throat aud lungs.
whether in children or adults" - Mrs.
Il. G, Edgorly, Council Bluffs, Iowa,
Twenty years ago | was troubled
with disease VI the lungs Doctors
afforded mo no relief aud considered
my case hopeless. | then began 10 uso
Ayers Cherry rcctoral, and, before I
had finished one bottle, found relief 1
continued To take this medicine until q
cure was effected. believe that Ayers
Cherry Pcctoral saved my life. -
Samuel Griggs, Waukegan, Ill.
"SiN Years ago | contracted u severe
cold, which settled ON my lungs aud
soon developed all the alarming symp-
toms Of Consumption. | had a cough,
night Swcats, bleeding of the lungs,
pains IN chest aud sides, aud was 40
Frustrated as To he confined TO my
bed most ~ the time After trying
various prescriptions, without benefit,
my physician finally determined 10 give
me Ayers Cherry rcctopl | took n,
and tho effect was magical | seemed
To rally from the first dose Of this
medicine, and, after using only three
bottles, am rs well and sound ms ever"
Rodney johnson, Springfield, III.
Ayers Cherry PeCtOTaI,
PREPARED nv
Or. ]. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
eold by all Druggists. Price ~. sIr bot,lss, %.
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THE FOLLOWING PARTIES
Sell Sandstone Chickasaw Guard
Cigars.

s. s. Bambergcr. druggist, Poplar street.
BCrcntz & Co., druggists, Poplar street.
John Asti, saloon, Main and Union: j.
sartorc, saloon, Bcalc street, Chas. Cicchi,
corner Union and DcSolo, Louis Ionini
corner Winchcs,crand Manu-. N.lIoward.
grocery. Vance aud laudcrdalc, fmnsioli
& Badincllo, opp. NJ & G. depot. Henry
Luchrmann, Main aud Monroe. Gayoso
Hotel Stand, cigar stand; Peabody Hotel
Stand, cigar stand; Moss Rose Cafe, Main
aud Union, Fred Cofrcll, saloon, jefferson
street, /. W. Scrugs, druggist, Pop.
lar street; George u. Bcckiel, Adams
street The Chickalw Guard Cigans arr
the finest lOc straight cigar m the market
and can always be- found rich and fresh ~
above iimt.class dealers. Retail hfanchos.
Luchrudann's Hotel Peabody Hotel, Gay.
oso Hotel. !. SANCTION & Co.,
Sole Agents, $40 Main Street
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This afternoon, at $50 o'clock, DIR. T.. 4.
Nicely and Miss Ida Bruce will be married
at the First Baptist Church. 1t will be
the first of brilliant series OF weddings
among our bellies. Invited guests are re-
questod to present their cards ut the door.
From 10 s o'clock a reception to the
married friends will be held at the resi-
dencc of Mr.. W. s Bruce, on Monroe
street, while from to L. o'clock the
younger members OF society will partici-
pate.
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IN SOCIETY.

The four boxes were occupied last even
ing by gay party, the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. c, G. Cowan, With a magnificent
house in the auditorium and the boxes
filled with beauty and gallantry, il was
sufficient TO inspire the troupe to perfect
rendition OF the new opera. The occasion
was in honor OF Mrs, G. II. Caldwell. of
Birmingham, a sister OF the hostess. After
the performance the party adjourned to
the residence OF Mrs. Bcardsley, on Vance
street, and enjoyed one OF those dainty
feasts that crowns the pleasure Of box
party. The guests were.
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Prom ths Ciup'li6n Nile } q ous, native
J. Nixon, the alleged doctor, and Rhoda
Turner, lhc negroes, Who were charged
with causing the death Of Willie 1isdeil.
the beautiful but unfortunate factory girl
from Water Valley, Miss. and who have
been on trial In Memphis for several
months. have been convicted Of producing
abortion on the poor girl, and sentenced 10
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rpI,

ulNItSuNHAt Cunrpril. Bolivar county.
MIS- January - is-1 MARIN pususus. aged
ahuut o. yvlrs.
Mr puncl,on was the eldest 81 the surviving
som 81 the Hon Andrew }. Dun,tnu. drrua-.,i.
hnd We horn In Hrriln Prussia when biz nthrr
Wa thr American Minister 20 that Court Mr.
nuurl-1u vac 70 man pu..rsHo,l ui many hirh and
mobile qualities. and l,ayr. large Gree " mourn
Die unumrly lust
HAeUiOaAt rrldonoc No a Jrfefson sirrst
Turai IV. inrUlU %. IH" I'D O'Clock ptu. AS
rusfu NAUsiu, Heul "a yr1u lluuistlliu tkYl
chicago an aud iurhmuni tNnJ papcn please
copy
lpuc notice - fnn-rli viii h. riycn1
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sam AnotIer IuuI,IYr.

Austin Campbell is a bright young mu-
latlo negro, who halls from Lexington, Ky.
Austin is suspected Of having been one Of
a gang OF youthful roughs who criminaliy
assaulted Mamie Simpson, q colorcd girl
near there, and outraged her. OF course.
hc denies Il, and SAYS he would never have
left there but for warlike dcmunsfrationso
the part Of the girls big brother, who
ilourishcd an ugly.looking gun very Close
10 his anatomy. All this occurred several
weeks ago, aud Campbell has been herr
n great deal Of the time since. lie admits
having been with the gang prior 10 tho
assault but claims he gave Il tie shake in
time Ia maintain his innocence aud dig.
nifty The proper authorities have also
notified Chief Davis that Campbell would
be- removed 10 kentucky in short order.
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Clubs No IL and Is are now forming.
We will take pleasure la explaining the
details 81 our Club system Ia anyone upon
application 10 u-, or, II you cannot call,
notify NJ aud W. will have our representa-.
tive call upon you, and We would also bo
glad a. have everybody attend our gland
aWlrd.ngs which take place every Tues
day evening nj 7.aD O'Clock. when the AL
aniaguH ui joining our system are fully
explained aud cNcmplificd Sincerely
thanking our members aud friends ior
their presence and cooperation last even
ing, We remain, very respectfully,
HuguEs & llAitru. Jewellers,
Jj3 Main street
CuAN J. RAUCu,
Manager Club System.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-23

NicKnuHo, Miss, Jan. -. News
reached here tonight tina, Fred Hopkins
and - jenkins, Of this city, both oolorod
labor agents, bad been caught in North
Louisiana aud lynchcd No particulars
have been received, but the report IL DO.
loyed NJ Il Is ~ much ~ n mans life Is
worth 10 Try 10 get hands away from tie
nlnnInra Im.l now.
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BAD CITIZENS BAGGED.
THE POLICE DO SOME VERY GOOD
WORK YESTERDAY.

A Mississippi Killer, Betrayed by an Ac-
auaintance, Falls Into Their Hands,
and Kentucky Ravisher Takes o
Similar Shoot.
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the penitentiary for five years each. The
verdict is a just one, and we hope the
higher court, towhich the case has been
appealed, will find no grounds for setting
Ii nailn w.
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Judge Wilson, Of jackson, Tom, ycs-
terdny cahlcd the Rev Frederick Howard.
who is now in London, to suspend action
In his libel suit, and that be might remain
IN England until court orders reach him.
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Dlxrr as AdonI. ncxl wcck.
aoniInnniInn saIe

OF tho Trustee Auction Sale at 3S2l Main
street, OF Clothing. Dry Goods and shocs,
also shelving. counters and Showcases
aud fixtures, will take place 1hunlay
morning, January -, nj N3l o'clock am.
NJ. RusiN * Go.
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Dr1rv ms Adonis next week.

LADirs' cape collars q speciality NJ Mem
phis Steam Laundry. - Second street
Branch office So Main.
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A box party will be rendered Miss Janet
Rankin at the Saturday matinee by Mira.
Il. NJ Mansiord.
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futL Dress shirts q specially. Finish
equal 20 now. Memphis Steam Laundry,
80 second street Branch Office, 80
Main street.
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Miss Virginia Hunt, Of Vicksburg, is the
guest OF Miss Bottyc Seldcn.
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DiSrY a. Adonls next week.
snb.erIbe Tor rI,c wccLIy Appsni

And participate In the grca, distribution Of
gifts May !, 1882
l,OlO gifts, amounting 20 s3.3g3J0.
Premiums q agents, $1,000.
send for sample copies and agents
outfit.
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FrSTu.I NOTICE.

GO,trrA UNiuNE TrNTELANZA trAttASA
- The otHrr AMI mruiru arr oriofri o.
meet % fir.f ball CufH.. ~ Adams Hud rHpud
ttnrfH THURSDAY muIHiTr M 0ucluTt fhHfp 90
hiiHuI fhH iuurfll ui uur late brother AsfuNto
hAsoIu Nv ufdtru i
a. tArUENLi. President
q u nm.NAnnnln .--rlan-
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Tho new Board Of Mayor and Aldermen,
Of Jackson, Tenn, was Installed yesterday.
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Use Sol Colcman's ko.ko cachou.
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Dizzy as Adonis next week.
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announcement.

We take pleasure IN announcing 10 our
members the result OF the awaIdings In
sixteen II Our Clubs last evening.
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Business is Business.

Railroad Presidont-Did you get the
injured passengers in that accident
satisfied so they won't sue for dam
age5p
Under Secretary--Yes, sir. The
worst injured were drummers, who are
used to that sort of thing, and three
dollars worth rf cigars fixed them all
right. The only other one was man
who had his nose broken.
"EhP What did you do with himp"
AS the accident changed his pug
nose to a very handsome Roman
charged him one hundred dollars for
the ope alton. SO, you see. we are
ninety-sevcn dollars ahead. ~. hila-
dciJ,hiu Recgyd
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PERSONAL AND LITERARY.

Mr.. Van Alstyne, better known rs
Miss Funny Crosby, the popular hymn
writer. was born in 1928. and has been
blind from infarcy.
A London author has written thir-
ty novels in threo years. This beats
the record of any living man, but the
writer's enormous labor has brought
only $1,000.
Mrs. Lee G. Hardy, of Houston,
Ten, IS Il Southern writer, whose tai.
ont has lately became known to the
North through her graceful verses in
Eastern magazines.
Mrs. Elizabeth j. Hereford. Texas
poctc5s who has recently issued u VOL
umc ofpoems entitled Rebel Rhymes"
Is said to be IL lincal descendant OF Sir
Walter Scott. Some of Mrs. Hcroford's
verse has been considered beautiful.
-Mr. Gladstone's omnivorousncss
rs a reader is indicated by his orders
from Il wcil-known dcalcr in Birmin~-
ham. Tho list includes works on lit
craturc, theology, archaeology, my
tho.ogy, education, metaphysics, and
mu 'ic. and 'biographical and auto
biographicnl books. His friends WON
dor where he is going to put the books
he is continually buying, for Hawar-
den Castle is already lined with them
from basement to attic
Tho handwriting Of English liter
1ry men being under consideration, it
Il said that Andrew Lang w.'itrs Il pc
culiar, but not illcgiblc hand; Swim
burno's WAS curiously schoo,-bovish,
but perfectly legjb!e; Matthew Arnold's
was lucidity itself; M. Rnskin's is
pretty and plain; Sir Edward Arno.d's
Is also very plain: John Morioy's is
difficult at first, but easily got ac-
Quainted with; Labouchere's is pretty
bad; L. L. O'Connor's is rather rough,
but easy to read; Frederick Green
Wood'sis called agreeable, and tho ed
itOr OF the Times, it is said. writes a
particularly good and legiblc hand.
Mrs. Oliphant lives for the greater
part of tho year at tho much-favorcd
town OF Windsor, though she braces
he -'sc!f up by occasional visits to dear
Cd Scotland. Margaret Wilson Oil
phant WAS, as most people know. born
some sixty years back in tho county.
which has the honor of being repre-
scntcd in Parliament by tho hero of
bingley Hall. Mrs. Oliphants resi-
denco in Windsor has favored the
formation of friendly relations with
tho Queen, of whom sho is Il great
favorite. Her Majesty, indeed, has
every one of Mrs. Oliphant's books
rn"i .''~',l to her.
William Black belongs to the
small band Of "athletic authors" q
tito which Julian Hawthorne wa,
wont to boast belonged only to him
self. Although below medium hoight,
he 10 built with remarkable compnc.-
ness, is very 1.-THE and active, and is
capable of great physical endurance.
Ills short, black hair, thick mustache,
dark hazel cyes, firm mouth and square
forehead nll suggest strength. He is only
to bo found when in tho act of cvolv-
ing anovel, otherwise no is rowing about
city and country studying types"
enjoying the sea from Brighton
cliffs or on board yacht flying to
America for little odd material, or
to Egypt for o nearer peep at the heav-
cnly bodies. and buck again to London
to spend week with art and politics.
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