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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-27

Tue municipal authorities OF Edinburgh
have voted TO confer the freedom Of that
city on Mr.. Parnell. scotland's capital
thus signalizes her support OF Ireland in
her demand for the legislative authority
which Lord Salisbury, in his recentspeech,
so ridiculed. AS the cable informs us, che
declared that the County OF Cornwall, by
its distinct racial origin its language, It's
tradition and its history, had as much
claim for n separate Parliament as Ireland.
The nationality argument was insincere.
II was more fruitful OF sophistry and clap
trap and more barren OF solid sense than
anything that was ever before the country.
1t would sacrifice the first interests Of in-
dustry and commerce TO mere empty
sentiment" And il is thus that the first
Minister OF the Crown meets the over.
whelming indictment Of his government
by Sir Charles Russell.
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MEMPHIS GENEROSITY.
SHE GIVES cHARLEsToN THE GAME
TO SAVE THE LEAGUE.
He'd She Not Shown This Charity the
Organization Would Have Died -
Chattanooga Downs Birmingham and
New Orleans Defeats Atlanta

Special Dispatch tothe Appeal.
CHARLESTON, s. c., April 26.-The town
is hardly large enough to hold the base
ball cranks today. Charleston downed
Memphis by a score Of II to ], the first
victory for the Sea Gulls in a series OF six
games. Hennessy, a left-handed twirler,
was put in the box and his delivery
proved to BIO more than the pig puzzle for
the Memphis team. He beat the enemy
in the first inning, while McAulifie, the
Memphis pitcher, was bat:ed out OF the
box. The result OF the game saved the
life Of the Southern League, for the reason
that the public were getting so tired OF the
sport here that In a day or two there
would have been no audience. The score
tells the story better than anything that
could be written. II is as follows
OFFICIAL SCORE.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-27

FRoN The Ndg FORK Erning Poa we
learn that " something equally Ms good
to Tom Plat rs q scat in tho Cabinet is a
contract with tho Treasury Department
making tho United States Express Com.
pany (T. Q. Plat, presidcnl) the exclusive
agent OF the Government for the transpor.
tation Of all lis moneys throughout tho
United States, and assigning TO said ex.
pfcss company rooms In the Treasury De.
partmont building at Washington for the
transaction Of their business The Bugdio
C0lTicrpublishcs circularlcticr signed by
Plat, in which the contract Is described.
Tho Government, service has heretofore
been performed by tho Adams Exprcs.
Company under contract made during
President Grants administration. The
contract has not been considered part Of
the political spells heretofore" but Plat
had to be provided for and Secretary Win.
dom has found provision exactly In hi,
line Of business Il is cold day when
"Mo Too" gets left.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-27
"COTTON."

The cotton receipts yesterday were only
l23 bales, against lG5 bales same day last
year. Sales were 100 bales, Of which export.
en- secured but lJObales the splnners taking
600. The receipts thus far this season only
lack $40 bales of turning the 10000 bales
point, and are GO,73S bales greater than the
receipts for the corresponding time last sea
,on. The Memphis market rarhains quiet
and firm at quotations for low grades, with
high grades in demand at much higher 6g-
uros. Spots closed steady nj New orleans
and Liverpool and quiet at New York.
Futures declined / TO . points aud closed
q iict at New Orleans closed steady at an
advance Of TO ? point, at Liverpool aud
quiet a, New York with the near months OH
2ponis and distant months up, advance
point
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-27
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


PirrsnuRo, Ia, April 20. The weather
today was cold and windy and but 800
people witnessed the riisburgs drop from
their proud position Of leaders in the
pcnnant race. The Chicagos pounded Gal.
vim deliberately and decisivcly. In the
third Kouhn's passed groundcr. two sim
giles and n double Noted three runs. In
the eighth three singles. q double and a
triple aided bya passed ball brought In
ioar more. three earned. The home team
aaved a shut.out In the last inning when
Miller knocked out double and came
home on Bcckley's single. DUNLAP ilow
out. Carroll followed with q base on balls
and Maui with a single. but kuchn aud
smith were not equal 10 the occasion and
put a sudden stop TO the cheering. Score.
Pillsburg !. Chicago 4
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-27

NATIONALS" clubs, whose object is
the concentration Of all trades and BUSH
ness in the hands OF the government, are
being formed in Massachusetts, and New
York. The parent club in Boston has
among It's members such we'll known
names as T. W. Higgnson, Edward Ever.
EFT Hale, Mary Lvermore and Rabbi
SCHNEIDER. These gentlement predicate
their movement in tho management Of
tho mails by the government They,
therefore, propose that tho government
shall begin by acquiring possession Of rail-
roads, telegraphsand the express business;
that cities shall run the street railways as
well as furnish water and light the streets.
After these points are gained the reformers
expect to move on to other works until all
the industries Of society arc concentrated
in the hands Of the government.
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ways will. And before yielding one jot
or title Of their race power they would
give up all else that they possess on the
earth. Even the white protectionists Of
Alabama, who are so eager, for the sake Of
the almighty dollar, to aid President Har-
rlson in building up the Republican party
at the South, even they would forego the
dollars they covet and be glad TO take
their chances for gain under an. assured
white mans government such as still con-
trolls and in spite Of them will continue to
control in that and the other States OF the
South.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-27

vice J. w. Ramsey, resigned; O. @. Clark,
at Columbus, o., vice Ii. A. Skinner, re-
signed; ii. G. Parlin, at Minneapolis,
MINI, vice A. II. Ahern, resigned; N. j.
Miller, at DesMoines, Ia, addition to the
service Each Of the appointees had been
in the railway mail service fer many years,
and had reached his present position by
successive promotions from the lowest
grade strictly upon merit.
James L. Metcalf, OF Iowa, has been
appointed Clerk Of the money order Office,
Postoflico Department, vice w. b. Cooley
appointed Chief Clerk Postoilice Depart.
ment.
A. G. Sharpe, Of Tennessee, formerly
Chief Postofice Inspector, Postoilice De
partment, has been appointed Division
Inspector OF the Atlanta Division, vice
w. w. Simpson, resigned.
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sam IIayne, Confident.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
LOUISVILLE, KY, April 2G-Tho Hon.
Srn'l Haynes, Of Memphis, was in Louis
vile, KY, last night on his way HON,
from Washington. lie was formerly Of
Greensboro, Ky. lIo said TO an intimate
friend that bis trip TO Washington had
been highly successful and that he had
been assured by the President that he
might go homo feeling easy, ~ lac should
have the office OF United States Marshal
for the Western District OF Tennessee. lie
said his appointment was certainty or lac
would not have left Washington. Mr..
Haynes Is OF tho belief that President
Harrison will nominate him. in the next
few days and seems confident that within
a week or two he will be installed as the
successor TO Marshal Wilson.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-27

TnE PHILADELPHIA Tima states that
"mcrcly rough pine board, with the name
roughly painted upon Il, Is the only mon.
umont over the grave Of John Esicn Cook.
the Southern author The grave Is In the
churchyari Of the old Episcopal Chapel,
near Beuyylllc, Va For one Of Virgin.
las most productive and gifted writers, a
better monument might be Justly forth
coming" ltsar reflection on those who
have prodicd and are proG,ing by the
copyrights Of his books. Thoy. whoever
they are, should see that tho memory Of
the laics, Of the historians Of Virginia !,
better served. but Is Il really necessary
Docs he not 1.-Two In his writings, and arc
they not, after all, a more enduring mon.
umcnt than any that can DO erected o.
bronze or s,onc2
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-27
LET THERE BE A HOLIDlY

There will be great sport at Montgomery
Park today. The program will include
seven races, two Of them stake events 1.-THE
Montgomery" and the merchants -
both very rich), and therefore the day will
prove to be the most interesting OF the
week. sit is Saturday, II would be well
II a general half holiday should be de-
clared, in order that everybody may visit
the track. Many business men have
already expressed their intention to close
their houses and Offices ut noon, in order
that their employees may have an opPortu-
nifty to enjoy "the sport OF Kings" II is
to be hoped that there will be uniform
compliance with the proposition. The
ArPEAL urges Il rs being quite
the proper thing The railroads will
provide increased accommodations and
the Jockey Club will mako every ex-
eriion to care for the people. II will be a
day Of exciting features and will be
worthy the outpouring Of the people.
Therefore let every business house con.
ccde the half holiday TO It's employees that
they may 90 out 10 the course TO breathe
the invigorating atmosphere Of the park, to
enjoy the vernal glory OF the spring in the
open, and to watch the hot contests Of the
thoroughbreds. All the people Of Mem
phis are interested in tho success Of the
Jockey Club, aud n substantial manifesto.
ton OF that interest will DO a practical ces.
sation Of ordinary business this aftern Don.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-27

TnE BVinsrins Stats. Democrat calls pub.
lie attention TO the fact that "Mr. A. s.
Jcssop. Of The Htn,boldi McreHgT. In
proposing TO give In an interview Ia Tnr
Mrvrms ArrrAL the leading fruit ship
ping points In this section, omils 10 men.
ton Bells and Bfownsyillc, two Of III,
largest fruit shipping places In West Ten
ncssce." TnE ArrEAi, at the earliest mo.
mcni possible, makes correction and CALI
general attention to the fact that browns
VILE aud Bells are among the heaviest fruit
shipping points on the Louisville 4 Nash
VILE Railroad, aud therefore, Of counc, Ia
West Tcnnesdcc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-27

clNciNN Ari,O, April % River ~ icci II Inches
and falling Weather clear
NEW ORLEANS la, Ardl ei-wcathcr clear
and warm. Arrived City VI Balon Rouge, st.
Louis
NlCKsBU re. Miss. April M-Rlyer falling.
Drnarcdi CITY Of Providence. ~ Louis City Of
NlcksbrE. Natchcz..
kvANsvlL-E Ind, April .6-Rlycr n feot Q
Inches ans falling, Weather clear Departed
Buckeye state, Cinclnnall Ohio, McinphlN
81, LOUIS. No, April "a -Iglyrr falling. range
lAa icet iall oi II Inches Ia the tad - hours
Afiyci lirllc Memphis NHtchei. Departed.
Cherokee. Memphlt
CAIRO. IN. April e6...ulvrr q feet Inches aud
rising. weather Cluaf ami cool. Arrived Guiding
star ~. Orcaus' city Of Mouroo, IT. Louis De
pai1,i Guiding STAR CincipaalA
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TheI.,No. ar. Institute. Suit

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
HELENA, Ark, April 2G.-Suil has been
instituted in the Phillips Circuit Court by
the attorneys for the Louisville, New Or.
leans 4 Texas Railway Company Of Ar
kansas against quite a number Of property
holders OF this city. The object Of the suits
is to condemn the property desired by the
railroad company tor It's tracks. depois,
side tracks, etc, when they put their
transfer here. The property owners have
refused TO accept the offer made In behalf
OF the railroad, claiming that the amounts
offered were entirely incommensuratc with
the value Of the property desired. Tho
property owners will vigorously oppose
the condemnation proceeding through the
coufls
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-27
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
~. Louis 8. Clnclnna,ia.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April 26.--The Browns
continue to keep up their magnificent win
ming streak, defeating Cincinnati again to-
day for the sixth successive time. They
outplayed the visitors at every point and
batted out the victory with ease. Smith
was not as effective as formerly. Cham
berlain pitched in wonderful form and
was beautifully supported throughout,
Boyle specially showing up strong behind
the bat. Boyle got in his accustomed
four hits. Score: st. Louis 8, Cincinnati q
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-27
Chancery Sale
Oh.
REAL ESTATE.

No. Gs2' R.-Chanccry Court ~ Shelby County,
.llucr Parker w. ecur.c joyner
Wy virtue ~ an inicflnruinry decree for fiic en-.
lettd IN ihe above cause ou the iiih day OF Janu.
auction 10 the highest bddsr In iront Of the Clerk
and Masters Office. at the Main sincct enimncc of
we courthouse Of shelby County, Memphis. Ten.
ncsseo on
saturday itth Day of May. 1850.
within legal hours. TIC following described pron-
zee. toWlu
Fart Of lot 10 block Of block rs fronting 10 feet
on INC west side Of Humphrey street. aud running
harA between pafs Vel llnst 100 fi.in0 feet
Terms OF ralo-une.ihifd cash, balance on a credit
o. ~ monihs. no.o with security required. lien
This auth dhy ~ Aufli iUq
= y McuiiNkl, Clerk and Master
'ohn d. Mafsiu aud A. A. Douglass, s0llciters-
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-27
THE MARsHALsHIP.

Sam Haynes Feols Confident Wilson's
Resignation Accepted.
Special Dispatch TO The Appeal.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 90 Marshal
Wilson has received the following letter
from Washington, In response 10 tho ten.
der Of his resignation:
EXECUTIVE MASuoN, I
MAHtNgTuN. April - lssq. I
Hon. q 2. wilson, United states Murhai, Nash.
Vile. Tenn.
Dear Sir-The President directs mo to
acknowledge the receipt OF your letter OF
resignation which has been referred TO the
Acknowledgement. Very truly yours,
Il. w. HALPOgD, Private Secretary,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-27

TnE initial steps are to be taken today
In New York for the formation Of q society
10 be known rs tho ''Sons Of tho Reyolu.
ton" and mon Of any age who are the de.
sccndanis OF Revolutionary soldiers, sail.
ors or statesmen ON their fathers or moth
ers' side are TO he eligible TO membership.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-27
TuE Hiuabolh Messenger indorsos Col.
Josiah Patterson for Governor because

JOSIAH Patterson Tor Governor because -
In him we have Cleveland Democrat aud ~
much like the ox.Prosidcnt a. two men could be-.
Mt Patterson believes In the elevation Of the party,
and u but one vote lay between him aud success.
and that ono could be purchased with simply tho
promise Of an Inferior Office we do not believe that
ho would remove the obstacle. II elected. lac will
take his scat perfectly frye.
And our friend Of The Messenger cmpha-
sizes this by also informing its readers that
caldwell. Trousdale and Atkins are spoken Of
as possible candidates. All are good men. honor.
able and upright In oil their dealings, aud either
would make good Goscrnor but they anc weak
politically Mr. caldwell and Mr Trous'lalc In tho
last canvas developed their fun strength them and
they could hope for no mop In the next contest
Gen. Atkins has hosts of friends IN this section,
but that docs not indicate political strength
throughout the State aud. besides no IL getting too
old 10 perform the work incidental 10 the olicc A.
the people OF the State have the right 10 demand
that Il should he done.
What have the friends Of Trousdale,
Caldwell and Atkins TO say 10 that? Aud
We might also ask what the candidates
who have been omitted by The Mogenge
have TO say 10 the whole ariicleg
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r.dianspeii-i,. Cleveland =.

ISpiANAroLiu, Ind, April 20. -Today's
game between the indianapolis and Cleve.
land Clubs was one that delighted the
people who admire heavy batting. Tho
playing Of Classcock, Denny. McGeachy
and Bassc,i. OF tho home team, and 81
Tobcau aud Gilks, Of the visitors was no.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-27

TnE Ortoni Globe asks "how would II
do to keep all the convicts whose sentence
Is not over Ave years In the counties whcrc
they were oonyie,cd7 We would then
have better roads all over the county, and
pixies thrown up In such places as Yocna
and Tallahaichic bottoms"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-27

money 10 farmers at per cent The
Alliance Of Mississippi is running line
Of steamers on the lower Mississippi, and
has organized to build bagging factory
at Jackson, and are preparing to manu-
iacture fertilizers and for other enter
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-27

SECRETARY BLAiSE has notified Spain
that this Government does no, want TO
buy Cuba. Tho imam from Maine" Is
not N much Of a ilngoist as he was eight
ycau ago when hc was so anxious 10 COB.
blc San Domingo.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-27

TIM Detroit Journal believes that the
success Of the plan for putting the West
and Northwcsta at the mercy Of two or three
American trunk railways by shutting of
the competition Of the Canadian roads,
will have iar.rcaching results. II will
lead to an overwhelming demand for
reciprocity with Canada and finally 10 ireo
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-27

Tnr opening celebration Of the Georgia
Pacific Railroad, II must be remembered,
takes place next Monday at West
Point and the business men Of Memphis
are invited to attend and participate in tho
happy features OF the occasion. II will
be n great jubilee and large delegation
OF Memphis citizens should be present.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-27

Tux Rochester Morning Herald Is right
when !, says that folly is exempliaed in
the resolution before the Pennsylvania
Legislature to survey a route for ship ca.
nal from Lake Eric TO the Ohio River A
canal between the lake and river was ADAM
doned years ngo. The Ohio cannot loat a
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Chattanooga rs. birmingham II.

Special Dispatch TO the Appeal.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, April 2G-The
game today was a slugging match between
the locals and the Brminghams, and field
ers were kept busy chasing the ball. Tice
was hit hard, and Chattanooga presented
Patterson, who was relieved by Mccoy,
third bascman. Chattanooga again out
felded the visitors. The locals won-13 to
IL.
OFFICIAL gCOQr
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Tue Appeal Reflect. ih. Prosperity Of
Memnhls

From The Humboldt Clcnnl Messenger
lfaplr'on can judge anything Of the pros.
pcrlty Of town bv the advertising patron.
age u iisrapcr, then Memphis Il ON a big
boom. Take Tm ArrrL Of Tuesday. Tor
Instance, u was ton.pigc paper OF seventy
columns 81 which City seven aud one.half
columns wcw 'ads" and twenty-five and
ono.hali columns n reading natter Ger.
iainly q big lot Of 'ads' ior one paper THE
Arrrat is hne paper 4 carefully edited,
finely managed. aud always has the news.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-27
OBITUARY.
Fred uyers.

BurFALo, N. v, April 20.-Frcd Ryors,
the champion pool player Of Buffalo and a
well known sport, died today from opium
poisoning. lie was found unconscious
outside joint kept by two Cinnamon. who
have been arrested pending an iIycstiga-
ton OF the case.
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MEMPHIS
Summary: Left ON bases-Charlcston 8

Summary: Left on bases Charleston 3
Memphis 0 Struck out-By llennessy 4
by McAuli1e 9. Passed balls-Riddle 2.
Wild pitches -McAuliiTe |. Batter hit
by McAuline |. Double plays-Fitzsim
mons and Householder Time OF game
One hour and fifty minutes. Umpire
Nelson.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-27

Tnr Dominion Parliament on Monday
last passed bill increasing the causes for
which iuglliyos from justice may be 70.
turned to the United States OF course Il
Is no, retroactive aud the boodlen can re-
main.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-27

TnE people Of North Carolina propose
to celebrate, with imposing ceremonies,
tho centennial Of the mtilcaiion Of the
Federal Constitution by that State on the
2lsl Of November, 1850.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-27

TnE Nartrilc Tiao announces tina, tho
Alliances, having been organized on bust.
ncss principles, propose 10 encourage
manufactures Of 40 kinds aud Il cites tho
TACT that the State Alliance u Georgia 10
successfully running an oilmIll, guano
factory aud bauk which loans
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-27

SAN FRANcIsoo. CAL, April 26.-The
fight to finish between Peter Jackson,
the colored champion Of Australia, and
the man who knocked Joe McAulifIe re-
Gently, did the same thing for Fatsy Car
diff tonight at the rooms OF the Athletic
Club, in ten rounds. The contest was for
S., 900.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-27
THE MEMPHIS APPEAL.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
TO CONTRIBUTORS AND CORRESPONDENTS.

We solicit letters and communications upon sub
ccts OF general interest but such must always be
accompanied by the name aud address Of the
writer, as n guarantee Of his good faith and TO
spoudbility. No notice can DO taken Of anony'
nous communications
Communications for publication must be written
on one side OF the page only and with all other
matters connected with the editorial department
should 10 addressed: 10 the Editor OF Tho APP
peal. Memphis, Tenn.
We cannot. as a rule, undertake 10 return articles
not found suitable for publication.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-27

Summary: Earned runs-Chattanooga,
0; birmingham. g. Double plays-Farrell
and Daily |. Two.base hits-Colgan J.,
Mccoy !, Key l, Allison |. Three base
hits-McCoy !, Miles |, Farrell |, Daily /.
Stolen bases-Aliles /, Green /, Lewis .,
Tice /, LitE /, Colgan ., Miller 2, Mccoy
/. Ford /, Toohey . Struck out--By
Mccoy, 2; Tice. 8. Bases ON balls-By
Patterson, /; Mccoy. 2; Ticc, 4. Passed
balls-Toohcy !, Green 2, Rice !. Wild
pitches-Patlerson |. Umpirc-Nancc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-27
Games Postponed.

New York, April 26. The Boston. New
York game scheduled for today was post
poned on account of rain. Tomorrow's
game viii also be postponed, and will be
played later in the season, as st. George,
staten Island, cannot be made ready be-
fore next vaelr
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-27

TnE Union Libcralists aud Conservatives
arc again discussing the terms upon which
they can maintain their Union II needs
patching now and then.
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New or,eansIo. Atlanta.

tIIoclhl Dlapalph % Inc ApIcnL
ATLANTA, Ga, April 26.-Memorial
Day game was given 10 New oaleans by
Pitcher Kelly, who was a perfect pudding
There was a big crowd present, bu, the
only special features Of the game were the
batting Of Now Orleans and Pcliy's pitch
ing.
OrrfCf Al rgnur
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-27

Adylocs received by the Department Of
state from Mar-cllles place the vintage Of
1855 ~ 3,OlO,ib ll2 gallons. Italy led oil
the Other countries with 90. 2il.O0O hcctol.
tiers and France Naa a Gloss second with
30 lOs,VOO hecloliicfA California produc.
ing 80, 900 hccloilcrA.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-27
THE WEATHER r.
Indications.

- WASHINGTON, April %, 1889.
For Tennessee and Kentucky Fair; variable
winds slightly warmer, followed by cooler north
westerly winds by sunday morning.
For Alabama, Mississippi aud Louisiana: Fair,
warmer stationary temperature; southwesterly
winds.
For Eastern Texas and Arkansas Local rains;
stationary temperature, except in Western Arkon'
sas warmer, variable Winds shifting TO northcrly.