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MEMPHIS DAILY ArrEAL TUI-SDAY. APRIL 13, 1SSG. AXUKEMEXTCe JLLBBIKM TU BATCH. Tharsdey and Friday NigbU and Saturday Matinee. A.rll 1S-IC-17. VARLOW, WIIOS BASKISK XAXHOMI JlI.NSIItELS! Maw attracting added to this already pow erful GEOHOt WILSON and CARL KAN KIN organixitiou- , Wft. JIl'LDOIIV, Iha Lentona, the latest and best cf Euro pean Novelties. Burleiii un the MIKADO. April 3) 21-22-BAKKK AKD FAX RON. DOSAlMySOVS 23g MAIN STREET. Open Daily Irons !, 10 p m. ATI II ACTIONS TuB THIS WEEK, MONDAY. APRIL Ur: IN TBI (IIRIU BALLS. MISS VIRGINIA HOWB, the Mammoth fat Oirl.aged 1 yeara, weigh over 3U0 X pounds. ISS II ALUS DaOERRT, Fire Queen. A7.F.PPA IVANUOFF, th Turco Rui aian Beauty. C. W. WILLIAMS, Premier Ventnloqulat. IS THE Til KATOBIFM. M ISS bELLETUORNTON. the Oraat Serio comic. First appearance of JI1E MARQUES. Charles, Robert, Benjamin, Koy and Frank Juvenile Musical Wonders. MH. HANK N0HT11, Sketch Artist and Musioal Genius. He-engagement and an entire change of the lirent KKlish LIUPUlIAN AUTOMA TON PbKFOHM ANUK. 40 in number. Only Family Kraort la the City. Sch iol children admitted on Saturdays from IHn.Tii. tonn.m. ftc Fee small hills. AUCTION SALES. AssisiiwN ule iif U roeerie", Liiiiton-, C igars anil tobaccos. awNntice n horeby given that, as assignee ol R. L. Daniels, of 128 Vance street, Mem phis. Tenn , 1 will sell, on Turaalny. April 13, lftti.in the premises, to tbe highest bidder, for cash, the entire s 'ock of Orore rie. Liquors, Cicada and Tobaccos of said R. I,. li-nioH. JUllN KIIPKK, Assignee. Memphis, Tonn , April 8. lHHri. Assignee's Not ire. Notice is hereby given, that I hare qual ified as assignee of K. L. Daniels. All par ties indebted to said liani.ls aie requested to tome forward and settle and thereby save xpense. Creditors are notified to Die their claims with me. duly probated. Memphis, Tenn., April 8, lWo JOHN ROPER. Assignee. rEBSONAli. REV. O. L. K.N10HT, Heating Evangel ist, 117 Court at. Office hours, 10 a.m. to S p.m. Come and let cured of your 10 eal'ed incurable d soasee. CISTERNS Built and repaired and war ranted. Inventor of the Sanitary Port land Cement Pump. Contractor end brick layer. Telephone 88. THOB. CUBBINH. MB. TREZBVANT, ATTORNEY AT . LAW, Ai urine and Commercial Notary Public, Commissioner og Deeds and TJ. 8. Commissioner, at the old offioe, No. 8 Madi son street. COLLECTIONS A HPKCIALTY. HTBAYED. BAY MARB-Hindfeet white blaied face, sprinkled with white behind right ahoulder. Return to 221 Madison street. MULES Two blank mare mules, 16 hands hint), 6 and 7 years old, mane and tail trimmed: (6 reward lor their return to F. A. Jones k Co., 61 Monroe St. 2WI1ITK COWS One with rope around head. fi reward for their return to K. B. BARTON, neer Curve, llcrrandn real. Ht,HS AN1 BOAKIJ. BOARDERS wiahinr comfortable homes with excellent table accommodation will find it greatly to their advantage to come to the Polk House, 306 Second street. Traut-ienta will be well cared for at less than one-half tbe tuaal hotel prccs, M. W. POLK, Manager. ROOMS AND BOARD-Desirable rooma and 'oard at 72 M ulison street. 81. JAAliiS HOUtSK-Cor. Second and Ad amsste, Room and board $5 per week. Day boarders wanted. BOARD With excellent room. VM ADAMS STREET. 1 NICE Rooms, furnished or unfurnished, with or without board, at 1:17 Madison st. TWO lurKO unlurnithed rooms, with or without board, at 6H Madison street, cor ner Third. WANTS. TVERYBODY-To call and see the ccle J li brated Oypsy Clairvoyant, at 177 Third atreet, near Poplar. I" IQUOR riALKSMAK-One having a first--J class established trade and can come well rocom mended ; very liberal inducements will be offered. Lang, Bernbeimer k Co.,Philoa. SALESMAN For Southern States, experi enced in selling bar fixtures, beer coolers, meat-houses, druggial, office and bank fix tures. Will oay a good salary, or salary and commission. Address, stating experience, etc.. R. ROTHSCHILD'S SONS, Cincinnati, Ohio. C COLORED MAN To work ! bouse. J Apply at 72 Madison street. TO ADVANCE MONEY On household property without removal. Addres P. 0. BOX in C10TTAHE With about 6 rooms and eon J veniont to street cars. Address HOOD TENANT. Appeal ollice. "0 BUY-lloodOnk and Ash Lumber. Address Iill.MBKR, Appeal office. PARTNKf In busine s: profitable and ell eitablUhcd no opposition : 820UO required- lilJSlNKSS, Appeal ofliee. LADIFvl and Gentlemen, in city or coun try, to take I iK lit work at their hi hick; fl to a Cay cniily made; work sent by until: no canvassing. We have a good de mand for our work, and furnish sternly em ployment. Adilriiss, viith stamp, CROWN Ji'F'ti (10;,KM V no s: , Cincinnati, Ohio. f 1 IRL Kor Uf preferred, genera: Inquir housework; white at l.r8 Hernando st. IARTIKS Who wish to learn Stenogra phy to call at Mfc Shelbv street, on J.MK.J.S;MJJRRAYj: T ADY AOKNTK-For Mrs. Camnb'aH'a J J New "Tiltor" u filter, bustle, hoop-, M&iiiniin uuuaraniri oiuu lieu, noons can be removed and skirt laundried Adjusta ble to any site. Very fashionable, and sells for$2to every will d-e-(d lady as soon as abown. Agents double their money. Also a lull line ol new lurn .suing goods lor ladies and children. A ddreVs, with stamp, E il. CAMPBELL k CO , 4M West Randolph atreet, Chinago, III. " OSIT10N-A Stenographer and Type Writer; terms reasonable. X, this ofliee. SEVERAL COLORED FAMILIES For farming, oosr Pecan Point, Ark. Pro visions and all farming implements will be furnished. Ad druse WM. J. BRANSFORD, Pecan Poir.t, Ark; WHITE WO.vtANTo learn new shirt ironing. MEMPHIS STEAM LAUN DRYAND SIIIKT FACTORY, 234Sceono BLACKSMITH A rood biaoksmith to ruii a country shop Must also bo a good "wood workman. M d wages paid. Call on cr address I-. J. aLLEN k CO., ; Australia, Mi is. &1 flfif i HALAKT TO AOENTS-Ad-vDAUUVV dres at once. DR. SCOTT'S KLKCTRIU GOODS, 842 Broadway, New York. Too only gen uine. AN INTELLIGENT. Earnest CaTholic man to reprenect a large, responsible Barclay ttroet hoiise in his own locality and ouvide largo cities. A remunerative salary to r-.ght party. References exchanged. Ad dress BARCjiA Yijlox J(, N AGENTS With" small capital. We have something new. no risk, large profits, pecisl StMay oBer, write at or ce. EM PI ME CO., Ml Canal street, N. Y. HIOHFT ea-h prices raid for old and now FEATII KRK at 44S Main street. E- VERY ONK-In need of a hard, smooth", durable and waterproof pavement or 'floor, eiamiiM W ATSOS'S BITUMEN CON CREIE. Telephone 9ai. ALL THC'SG hav.cg damp, unwhoiosuma cellars to teleph. ne ft. ' B OARDERs-A; UU Madison ; nice rooms. go. d lare; t'an:ents accommoilated. AOE'iS- In ery section of the country for two Now Books, just ready. Spkimal Xkbus to men of eiirienee capable of fill ing a large tcrriiory. State experience, age and terr;tory wanted. CASSKLL CO. (limited), Hmiwjj, N. I., and 40 Dear- b.irn sreet. ChiCuso. . Ai.ES.MSN In every State in the W ion D tirei.re.ert a PAINT MANUFACTUR ING ESTABLISHMENT having several r-gciALTia thatwe i-opular nd easy sell ing. Can he ba-ndlol alor.e or in connectirn with other rl. Address THE WM. B. P RIC E M A N I i Fti .COmB ALT1M0KK. MP. AGEXTS For the best article ever pro duced, eo.ly outfit free; no iddling and no moDey required until sales are made and goods delivered. For particulars and terms addtss N. M. Friedman k Co., Mar tinil urg, Kc. T ROYAL MM NJ PBWB Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvel of parity, strength and whole.aomeness. Mora eoonomioal than the ordinar; kinds, and cannot ba sold io competition w:.h the multitude of low test, short weight alum or phosphate powders. SoUi only inctns. Rot AL Biinn Viiii hiv Co.. lim V fl st .NewVcrk. ANNOUNCEMENT. tor Aliornry-tJ'iicral. WE are authorised to announce GKtiRtlE B. PEl'KRS, Jr., s a candidate fur tho ofliee of Attorney-General, subiect to tbe action of the Demo ratic Convention. For Kegllor. THE undersigned Announces that he is a oandidato tor RcgUter, and asks the upport ot the votem of Shelby county. If elected, will endeavor to give satiefcotion in f he discharge of the duties of the ofliee, and places his claims subject to the action of the County Democratic Convention T110S. D. CRESS1IAW. Memphis, March 28, lxi. SA. DOUGLAS, of Kerrvillo, Tenn., if a . candidate for REGISTER, subject to the aotion of the Democratic Convention. Jadceor Ibe Circuit f'onrf. We are autborixed to announce that JOHN JOUNSTuN is a candidate for Judge of the Circuit Court of Shelby County, subject to action of the Democratic Convention. We are authoriied to announce L H. ES TES, JR., as a candidate forjudge of the Circuit Court, subject to the ac'ion cf the Demt.eeatift Convention. FOR SALE OK RENT. STORE HOUSE, ETO.-At SUeioy Station, Miss., atere house, saloon, stable and hotki. aiADT KURNisuKD. For further par ticular! apply to J. II. STAFFORD, -Concordia. Miss. FOR KENT. HOUSE No. 75 Adams street, on corner Third: tbreetories : good repair i from July 1, 1886. JOHN W. CURKiN, M Second street. NICE RESIDENCE 37T Orleans street, just aouth of Vance (on the new (treat ear line) ; house in good repair. A pp y to R. W. UARRIS300 Front it. . PIANOS and Organs for rent at 12 50 per month, at H. (1. IlULl.EN It KRli'S, 22 Main street. fviKW COTTAGK-130 Lauderdale atreet; IN sixrnoms; all modern improvements, frio per month. Ke3 s next door. rpilE NEW hTORE AND DWELLING X Corner of Dunlap and Bass avenue. . In quire atoi4 I'oplar etreet. HOUSE Two story frame, 35 Market at. s now, with all modern improvement. Apply to L. FRITZ, LI Main st. 223 ELLIOTT Six rooms; fc!V Apply at 225 Elliott. 111 WASHINGTON ST.-Nowly repaired Apply on premises befo.enoon. FURNISHED BOOMS-For genta and for hounekeoping, at 116 Courtstreet. WO elegant front rooms, furnished or . unfurnished. Apply at 8!i Aduumt. ROOMS Furnished or unfurnished, at 118 1 Second street. References required. F URSISUED ROOMS-Anply at' 117 pnt:T RT CIOTTAGE-Tbree rooms, cistern, at 257' Georgia street. Ar ply next room. CloTl'AGK-No. 414 Lauierdale, 7 rooma ' in good repair, good cistern; $25 per month . Appl y to No. 394 Main atreet. () ROOM.-, En suite, Lee Block, third floor Zi front. Apply at No. 4 Madison st. FOK SALE. f ROCERY STORS- 169 Jefferson street. ONE ELEGANT SET BED-ROOM FUR NITURE With sing e wardrobe, plate glats door. Price $100 cost 250. Apply at . BUTTKNBERG'S, 2:11 Second U IJKiOy AND ROCKAWAY. CHEAP XJ Apply at Cucmngbam , corner of Mon roe and I'esoti streets. M Y Cottage Residence: 7 rooms ; 5H0 Lau- denlale St. : large lot. J V. PlfcKCK. M l'LES-40muler. 4 toSycrsoId. inquire at n Hill street. NICE bay window with inside blinds, and a lot of other windows and o'd lumber. Also a nice front porch. 2HS Cynthia st. T)iNCS A largo assortment of second X hand Pianos, some as good as new. Prices from to.i upward. A Cbickering Grand, cheip for cash. K. WIT7.M ANN i- CO. ORGAN A good pipe organ, having two banks of keys, 24 stop, and 1!-, octave rednl bass, ot Second Pretvterian chureh, Memphis Address E. WIT. MANN k CO, 'OTTAUE Nice cottage, with alliiu V provements: oul-building ; on paved atreet. Part cash. Address, care of Appeal, A. K. Oils Pure Plymouth Rock egg:', at $1 tor in. J 0 HN SON 4U V I N N EE 25 Front. RY" BARREL STAVE. CHEAP In ca- lota. IsRINKLElr' LUMBER CO., 121 Jeflerson street. ALABAMA SPLiM COAL In any quan tity. . P. M TATTERSON ,t CO.. Agents. . El HUGS for HATCHING From pure breed Partridae Cochin. Brown Leghorn, Black Spanish and Plymouth Kock stock. Address GREENWOOD POULTRY YARDS, City. A COMPLETE TI FT'S SODA APPA RATIIS Fountains, gel erator, etc., at H ARPM ANN k B RO.'S. 2X6 Main St. FINE PAYING HOTEL BLSINESS-SiU uated in one of the livest towns in the South. Does a business of over IKOO per month. Bar can be added to tbe business, if desired. For terms, address J. 8. M., Bog 102, Meridian, Miss. AT NEWPORT NEWS, VA.-1U00 lota. 5uu feet water fro 1 1, 41. feet deep. For full information address WM. A. DEAN, 4" Lexington street, Baltimore, Md. HORSE A safe, reliable family buggy horse one well known to the rititens of Memphis, Apply at the livery stable of F.A. JONES kCO. TENNESSEE STATE CERTIFICATES) &e eiThU ' nvod a!! dues to the .. OVeTRTON Ji fiHOVKNOW. Jornt Ovxrtox, Jr. C. N. GaoaviNog. OVERTON & GKOSVENOR. Real Estate Dealers AGENTS A BROKERS, Office, 264 Second Street. at, K. Cor. roaisI Cosxra. M'Uttm, - lNNt8NX. RfAL 1ST ATI BOUGHT AND SOLD. Tales Paid, Rents Collected, au.. Com eat. siua There la Kolbing Narnrlalnar in the fa.-t that Benson's Capoinc Plasterf ar widely imitated: that cheap and worth leas plas'ers, with nan.es of atuiilar sound and similar appearance in typo, are freely offered for sale. Articles of great and orig inal merit always have to compete wi'h trashy imitation. But as they become known they die out through deserved neg lect. Mcinwhile we warn the public against the so-called Capsicum," " Capsicin," "Capuein" and " Capsicine " plajters, whether Fenton's," " Burton's" or other wise. They have no medicinal or curativa virtues whatever, and are made to sell on the reputa'ion of Benson's. When purchas ing ask for Benson's, deal with respectable druggiBts onlv, and you cannot be deceived. The genuine has tne ' Three Seats " trade mark on the cloth, and tbe word " Capcine" cut in th center. A BltlLLIAJT SUCCESS. THE YOUXO MEN'S HEBREW AS SOCIATION LNTEBTAINMENf. A Literary and Magical Programme of tireat Excellence and Vari etyNotable Feature!. Tbe enUrtataments of the Young Men's Hebrew AHonation continue to increase in attractive nee, general excellence and variety, and the per formance last Sunday night was by general consent roted th best yet given by this excellent oiRiniiitioD during the season rapidly drawing to a close. The introductory qnartette, "Mikado," by Messrs. Coleman and Bruch (violinitt-), James Nathan (flutist) and Mies Fiances Sellers, i excellently rendered, as was also tho concluding potpourri, by the same ac complished qnartet'e. Mus Jennie Greennburg of Jackr-on, Tenn., sang the "Magnolia Waltz" with fine feel ing and taste, bhe is the possessor of clear soprano that makes ap in sweetness what it lacks in volun e and power. Her effort evoked a t early encore, to which she responded with "What Shall I Do," rendered with much archness and expres sion. Mr. Victor Hexter lectured on "The Jew in Politics," and proved himseif a cleir and sound reatoner, and intimately familiar with th his tory ot the Jewish rtt'9 and (he achievements o its eons. Mr. llixter lias a good voice, easy delivery, and hamllig his subjo t with direcinens and force. He will doubtless become one of the oratorical pillrs of the Young Men's Hebrew Association. Mies Frances Pulzel sangl'I Wat for Thee," and, for an encore, "Wno'll Buy My Flowers?" iMaking allowance for the severe cold from which xhe wa. suffering, she did surprisingly well. There are indications that her voice is gaining in power and range. Miss Mollie Sternberg's eesay on "Bachelors" was wittily conceived, admirably written and read with great animation and a nice appreciation of the demands of her subjtct matter. Her future ellcrta in tbe fame line will, doubtless, be looked forward to with interest. Mips Leah Frank delivered a recita tion, "Which Shall It Be?" touching little poem by Mrs. Ethel Lynn Beer. It describes mother endeavoring tj choose from among her seven children which she can best spare, proposi tion having been made to her to pro vide a luxurious homo for one of the seven. She begins ut the cradle, and paeses on from cradle to crib, and ciib to cot, pauciog over each slumbering loved one and debating which it would coe-t her least suffering t j part from, and she ends by keeping them all. It is no exaggeration to Bay that nothing finer than Mini Frank's rendi tion of this touching scene has been recently done here, either in profes sionalor amateur circles. The apolo getic feeling that is dominant in one's mind when witnessing the efforts of the average amateur elocutionist is not present when Miss Frank occupies the stage. Tbe very first line that left her lips disclosed the artitt, and then one forgot tbe aitist and saw only the womkn itruggiing with her mighty love for her children, guzing with a wealtk of affection at each treasured form, and evoking with each tearful glance world ol memories. There were no accessories on the stage to aH tiht Miw Frank in creating this illu sion nothing but the magic of her sr: that held her hearers as if bound by a Bpell which she alone could dissolve when the lest notes of her deep voice died acftly on the air. It is to be hoped that this lady w 11 not suffer her undoubted talents to remain concealed from the public in the future as they have baen in the paet. The en ertitinment concluded with a cantata called The Secret, under the supervision of Miss Marie C. Hitzleld. Cast: , ' Minnie Myrtle Steffie Bensdorf Hosie " oodbina Rosa Fu Id Louis Fairlhorn Florence Leo, old Post Boy... Uattie Pump Ckorus, 25 School Girls. The performers were children, none ol them ovr twelve years of sge and many of Onm less than five. The choree did Its work to perfection and Mies II itzf did has canse to he proud rf them, vhile the four leading char acter were in excellent hands. Mks K isa Fold's voica was a revelation even to thofe who knew her best. Though but 11 years of ag", her voice easily tills tbe Y. M. II. A. hit 1 and it clear, rich, fi-eah tones give promise ol great future results. It is s?fo to predict that it will rut he long beforn she ranks as a atar in rur mtiBicil firmament. Mr. Leo Kramer served as ti'Kom janitt to Misses Ureensbury and I'tiN zcl unda-quitted hiuis'f in a manner to inspire regret that lis does not ap pear oftener in the same capac ty. The following gentlemen were the In ception Cooimiitee: M Morris, P. A. Uulle, 8. A. Mjers, W.1I. Kontitld, E. K. Becker, tteo, V. Hexter. 1JASEI5ALL NOTES. Alkx. Voss has aain signed. U'.nl ville gets him this time.. Manager Tkd StituvAa tttkes Mas ran of the last yearXMemphis club to Milnankee. . Tiiv: new suits made for the local nine by Loeb & Mook will be on exhi bition to-day at the store of that firm. Tiik Lindens of South Memphis de feased the Shamrocks Sunday after noon by u score of 14 to 8. 1 he feat ure) of the gamo was the pitching of Talum and liougiana. Os the Scudder grounds Sunday the Little Potatoes but Hani to Beat de feated the Adams Street Athletics in a five-inning game by a score, of 17 tc 4. The battery for the Little Potn s were C. Fisher and K1. Begley; hr the .Athletics, C. Cehfln and "J. Sherman. .r , Smith, lati' of Toronto, has licen aitned as catcher bv Manajer Snecd. a d will try to stop Knoutl 's balls in ! the secoml game with Mncon next i Friday. He weighs 200 pounds, has a g xxl rttcord and is said ti be a slugger, i I' he (vniies up to his repotation lie ; rill fill tne bill. The game between the Kclipae and F'.irekas Sunday was w itnessed by 600 p.-ople. The clubs were well matched a;.d the score sbssl 11 to 10 in favor ol the Ktirekas. The playing done by A bert Harden lehiul the bat was the finest don by any colored catcher.') Struck oi,: Renfro 0, Iliggins 8. j The KuU'iiai ItiLseliall Club defeat ed th Seasides iiy a score of 7 to 2 Sunday. Williams and Collins were bnttory for the Nationals and Buten hous and Malonev for the Sisides. Both baittriea did good work, but owing to errors by the outfield of the Seasides tlm above result was reached. Passed balls Maloney, 1; Colans. 3. Wild pitches Williams, 3. Good catches Maloney, .1. F.veryliody was delighted with Maloney's line throw ing te second. Ati.nta fWfiVuf'on. 11th: The championship season vt ill oen on next Thursday with the following schedule: Atlanta in Charleston, four games. Na hville at Augusta, four guinea. Memphis in Macon, four games. Chattanooga in Savannah, four games. There is much speculation as fo the four eliihs that will he first U.iv win ners. The general impression Is that the following four will draw the first Mood: Atlanta, Savannah, Nashville and Memphis. The first day winners may not count for much, but the clubs that lead in next Sunday's summary will have won some consideration. Atlanta exH-ets to get three out of four with Charleston. Chattanooga declares that Savannah shall not have more. than two. Nashvi le and Au gusta are pretty well balanced, and Macon will do well if she evens up Memphis. The leaguu umpires are Mcljuaid, Brennan, Cireen and Burns. Visiting clubs take per game without option, and tour games are plaved 'in each series President Proudtit has decided that each umpire shall take eight games without change. Each club has put up f'KK) forfeit Into the league treasury, so that the season opens au spiciously. An informal test of the strength of four of the teams will be made to-morrow and Tuesday, Nash ville playing Atlanta on those days, and Augusta playing Charleston. The league teams are very much stronger than they were last year. No North ern club, except the Chicago, left the South without being beaten, and some of them lost us many games ns they j won. The salary list of each club averages over J'jnOO per month, which is an advance of per cent, on last year The clubs are more evenly matched than they were in the begin ning of last season, and Atlanta need not expect to walk away with her ri vals. She will have io light every inch of her way from pennant to pen nant. Next Sunday's reports will af ford sonic basis for prediction. Uanira fclsewbern. Macon, Ga., April 12. Macon, ;i; Chicago, 4. Ai'ocsta, G.., April ll'. Augusta, 17 ; Charleston, !1. . Sr. I-OLis, Mo., April 12.-Theeighth game for the local championship was won hv the Browns. Score: Eighth) one. Base hits Browns, IS ; Maroons, 25. Errors Browns, '1 Maroons, 1. To-morrow the tie will he played off and the contest decided. THE COUNTY COl IvT. Till. 4 TKNI l is 11.11 I M t AMI'. ji niMiM in, Hn. I'aaawsv'a AiHcMtli Agnln 1oll Dows - KspruMoa ol Ihr Work House. The County Court met yesterday anil worried through the entire day without transacting any business of special impor ance. There was some "hack talk" from a few of the mem bers on ac ount of the nroximitv of August, but the wounded were aide to leave without a litter. Chairman Slaughter presided, hut soon after the reading of the minutes of the last meeting called Justice York tempo rarily to the chair, and going down upon the Hour brought up the question of conlest. He said he wnnted the court to settle it once and forever as to whether he had been chosen chairman or not He was poor and could not afford to throw away h s time. It was decided, however, to postpone action until the return of ex Chairman Smith, wli is now in Carolina. the case wn set for the second 'Monday in June. SAI AltV HAISKO. Justices Allen and Harrcll submit ted their report as two of a committee to determine whether or not Justice Welbnrne, chairman of the Board of Poor-House Commissioners, for which services he receives $."( per month, was entitled to extra compensation for services as purchasing agent of the Wrork-i louse. They declared against the policy of increasing the salary of anv oflicial above the amount fixed at the time of his election. Justice Gallowav tiled a minority report recommending j that f 15 additional lie paid liim which was adopted and the salary ordered increased. Mils. I ON ay's I'KTITION. Mrs. M. 1". Conaway renewed her application to he appointed a notary public, and a discussion similar to that of last ensued. The County AU torney adhered to his original opin ion, ami when the (iiiestion was put to a vote the motion to reconsider was lost by a vote of 5 yeas to 10 nays. WOHK-IIOI'SK HKI'OltT. Superintendent Thonuis ii the County Work-House made a report for the iiarter ending April 1st. He submitted a schedule, showing in de tail the name of each person of whom supplies of every kind were purchased and the amount paid in each instance. The total expense for the quarter, for permanent improvements and imple ments, for supplies, hire of men, etc , was show n to Le $2057.!:!. Fiitiniating the value of removing tj009 cubic yards of earth by the county convicts work ing on the roads at $1200, and the cost of carting ninety-seven loads of ma nure at 17., the expenses over and above the value of work done was t82. The cost of feeding the prisoners for the quarter was $fn8.2t, or an average of !) 1-7 cents a day each. This amount would, however, be considerably in censed if the whole amonnt of teejc ing up the institution were taken as a basis Estimates of Kngineer Fleece, Mr. Thomas says, show, however, that on the 9th of March the value of the work done by the convicts was double the cost of maintaining the entire institution for the same time. RANDOLPH BURXEI). ly the More Eswnpew I lie Mrarral 'Dit narration. News reached the city yesterday oj j the destruction of Randolph, once the j rival of Memphis, which stands on the high b' tiffs about thirty miles above, on the banks of the Mississippi. About j 8 o'clock last Saturday night fire broke i out in one of the stores from some nil- j known cause, and in an hour or so every business house and shop in the place, about a dozen in all, were con sumed except one, that of Pcrrell A Co., the only place which was in sured. The loss was not great and would probably bo covered by f VkiO. . . - -- .- Have used Tongaline as a local ap- Iilication to an inllamed and swollen ;nee joint, and I never knew pain ami swelling to subside more rapidly. Pliilo. G. Valentine, M.D., St. Louis. BOARD OF EDIC110.. j THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEET I IXU TESTER DAY EYEMX. i Report of the Mnperinteinlent and I Finacre Commit tee-Lightning Roils School l.unil. The Board of Education met in reg ular session yesterday, wilh President Jordan in the chair. The following business was transacted. Krpoll of NnperlBlenilrnt. Uentlemen of the Board of Education : The follow ing table exhibits the im portant statistics of the schools for the month of March. Many pupils have been absent from school recently ; 131 were absent from the Peabody School ono day. It is needless for me to re mind patrons that their children can not succeed in their studies unless l hey are punctual, specially because our sessions are short. k- HO TJ i " 2 c 5 2.3 7 5 b 18 2:3 M-uooiJt. 5 2 3 a a . ? !. tZ. Smith 5-tt 7J 11 Until '--' ! 1 Peahody :ttt.'i 11 :i Porter 150 tr 1 Merrill LM.r) 8 L' Jefferson li 2 P.ipe 212! ! 1 Korfrtcht 2 (iiant :t.s7 4 1 Monroe 27S tl lj Winchostor 20(1 5 1 Ihoidwav ltlH (I 1 ! L- Total enrollment .VIM Average enrollment 3s.'2 Am't collect pay pupils Feb'y.U-liiO 00 Section 67 of your rules reads as follows : "Section 67. No principal or teacher shall make or contribute any gift to a member of this board or to the super intendent; nor shall any money or other thing he in any case received from a pupil for the purpose of pre senting a gift or testimonial to a teacher, principal, superintendent or officer connected with the public schools, or for any other purpose, un less previously sanctioned by the boord." v- This section was adopted to avoid embarrassing pupils who were not prepared to make contributions, lic cently some of the pupils have ap plied for the privilege of collecting money to beautify their school rooms and to supply them with musical in struments. Of course I referred them to tho above section. 1 ask permis sion to give a series of exercises by the pupils that parents and others may contribute for the purpose men tioned above if they are disposed to do so. KINANCU (SlMMITTKR RKTORT. Ca'hon hand Maicli 8th $ 31.141 Received Truster) March 3I4.. 5,7fjll 22 Kec'd Taxing-lhtt. March 31st 2,0 10 00 Hec'd tuition April 10th 100 00 Tc tl on hand and receivetl.$,S,H3( (13 Bills approved March 11 to 1!) 11,585 CO January and February pay-roll March 17th 100 00 January and February pay-roll April 1st and 3d 5"(1 25 January pay-roll, April 3J 4,858 HI) 1 ntores't on lean 03 1 1 Total 15.701 01 Balance cash on hand... 3,135 !)2 Checks not pivscntod lor pay 203 3) Balance in bank f. 1,338 97 Imli Udlut t. Loan account.. 19,723 43 February pay-roll 4,H7I tr March pay-roll 5,5!7 (0 lilOHTNINO HODS, A committee was a pointed to pro vide lightning roils for buildings not already supplied with them and to re pair others if they require it. TO HRI.I, LOT. The hoard concluded to sell a part of the A uction street school lot, us it is larger than is needed for that school. Adjourned. state Branch Of I h vi Traveler' Praleellvr Aao rlalloD Forme!. A meeting of drummers was held at the Peabody Hotsl last night to form a State branch of the Travelers' Pro tective Association of Chicago. A let ter addressed t) rrr side nt Forstlick by the atcret iry of the central organiza tion in Chiosiio was rad, slating the general aim id the association, and addi'iit that aiming the leading object! at prr stnt whs the passage ol a bill by Cnngie s prohibiting a tax on drum mers. Tho meeting was well attended ai.d in addition U the twenty-live mem ters of the lotal Travelers' C ub, which joined in a body, the following were elected ai menihers: T II Jackson W O Williamson T J Forsdiik A T Cook ii W lie o in V Kred T Anderson John K Hinitli JPOriKsby F II Scott M l Patterson Richard llrnke J M Caldwoll I) J Hanks R W Hunter John MeCulloush Suinuol Sohloss Sam Uolilbaum. A. M. McMil'nri,,,was nominated presided and W. L. CJarke esc-etary and both were elect -"d by nnanimtms vote. ' A State Convention will beheld at an early day to elect delegates to at tend the National Convention, which meets at Baltimore June 23d, 24th and 25th. ON'CIIANUE. A iikt was made on 'Change yester day that middling cotton will be quoted at 10 cents in New York be fore June 12th. Closim, prices of May options at Chicago yesterday: Pork, 11 17. Ijird, ftjc; clear rib sides, 5.:j0c. Com, 378c. Wheat, 77c. Oats, 2Hlc. The motion to dissolve the injunc tion restraining the Baltimore ami Ohio Telegraph Company from doing busi ness on the ttisir of the Merchants' Exchange, was argued yesterday before Chancellor .McDowell. Decision re served. AtiYiimiN'u to Bureau of Statistics returns, the importations of foreign eggs into th" Cnited States during the eleven months ending Fehruarv 2Kth went ll,"i:;4,)00 dozen, against 11,012. 23S doten during the corresponding period last year. The value of these importations was 1,sis,H55 and fl, 030,153, resiM-etively. Visitors on 'Change veslerday. J. R. Baker, Hversburg; s'. M. Jackson, Umisville; J. K. Kirkctiian, Glasgow, Scotland; J. M. Kehlor, St. Louis; S. Kirkhmd, Alabama; C. C. Perkins, Senatoliia; B. F. Garrett, Mississippi ; Joe Felsentlail, Stanton, Tenn. ; J. L. Jordan, Alabama; William Applegate, Indianapolis; W. B Sharin, Middle town; M. Frank, Cincinnati; G. 15. Smith, Florida; Mrs. M T. Marvable, Petersburg, Va. ; Mrs. G. W. Gond wyn, Petersburg, Va. ; Mrs. S.T. Mor rison, Memphis ; "Mrs. T. M. Gilliam, Petersburg; J. E. Biscoe, Little Rock; Mrs. Mary 1 iillitm., Petersburg, Va, AX OUDF.K rui HAMPLiEH OT FANCY SninTINO. With tetf-Meaaurinc Cards, sent by mail on l'idic;itlo-J You can have a rev set of Shirts mad bysendim us an old one to msaure by. Vt RIIK FOR OUR PtUCKci. IiIEMFHIS STEAM SHIRT FACTORY, F. CAHPHFI.I., Proprltt-l l I ppAVIl tTP JVLaa KIIIIIK, lura. i kMLIUil U 01. c Memphis Steam Laundry, 221 SECOND STREET. ' VT have the Latest Improved Troy Laundry Company's Machinery. OIXAH, ri'l'N and NIIIRTN I.Miiiidrletl Eqiml to New. CALLS AND DELIVERIES FREE. WORK CAN UK SENT BY MAIL OK EXPRESS. J LAOE CITRTAIHTN A SPECIAfTY. TamsTtno, Canada West, Ont. I MKKSRS, M.KKINU ItHOS. ! hum Your pills eaineall rlaht, anil I can say thev are a good hilious pill. 1 have used a treat uiany lobs, but I can rav Or. C. Mi Lane's Pills, tuauu'acturcd by Kleinma Pros., are genuine. And, ireiitlemen, you have uiv thanks in sondinir. 1 gave soiiie t those tolls to my neialibiira for a trial. Ot.e of my neighbors got three pills, lie said I hey did help linn, lie tell Ilia next day lke anew man. He wishes ne to end I'or fifty cents' worth for hint. ro, gent emen, I will i do all lean ti introduce Pr. C. Me Lane's I. her Pills, man ulacturod by Hciiiiiik Urol li ers. Yours, witu respect, wm. ii. nroAN. Fi.iivino linos.: Dun Kins Inclosed you wilt find one dollar, for which vou will please send me more of your Dr. C. Mcl.sne s Liver Pills. 1 trust you have received tbe pay tor the last two box.s 1 ordered and received 1 would only say, they have done me more good than I could express, 1 feel much better now than 1 have for twi years past Yeurs tru y. KEY. PHIL. SPAETH. West Kandlake, N. Y. A VOI It l)ITi;aH:nsl Send us ic,and we will send you by return raail a box of the genuine llr I'. McLane s Cele brated Liver l'lll- and eight handsome cards. Kl.KMINU PROS., Pittabu'gh, Pa. For sale by retail druggists. Ha sure the Mcl.ane's pills you I uy are made at Pitts burgh, Pa. The counterfeits are made at St. Louis. Mo., and Wheeling, WVa. MKR. young or old, lind the K lee trie Shield and Suspenso ry euro every stage nl Weakaess of tha Kld- ne s, Sexuul System, Varicocele and lost or lenfeebled powers. Money refunded II not as represented. Prioe aa and upward. Pamphlet tree. All orders must be sent to American sJnlvau Ir to , ?(! HroadvtMy, itw York, as all our Western oHines mm lltrrnliiiiil TYLERDESK fj0.y-fcffl' kiManM ImM.. II hint ntt d UutiiUm 1HW iV.Mi( i ; , Ta ttuiMt ttvnr prtnttvl, now runt if. I- M r,,,rtjMta.ni.rlt N firful. t. itul Hl laanf ( ItTiiMs h l.ilirtir Detki. Tablei. Chairi. iCW"ifc-afr BookCawi, Loungei, ladiet' Fancy Deiki, 40 Klnmt (Jmm1h mill ljowttftt Pennyroyal Fills. M'1114'lir.NTI.It'N KrVUl.lNM " The) fSrlalnal his)! Only Ufiiiiilue. bale and always Keliable. llewarenl worlli- s- Imitations. Indispensable to !.! KN, A- your Isrusalal fur " t'lilrhtolrr'a F.nitl- "and take no other, or Inclose 4o (atamps) to us for particulars ix luttbr by rrlnrn mall. s - rAI'f.H. hi. rhrNtr a hrmlenl Co., uaia mniiiaou Nunare, Phllndn , IKAIK supplied by (1K0. C. OOODW1N a Wnoleamlw Aaeatta. Bssal,H, wtaee we rriiliiT f tmmenl ft ki, IJ III. 1-.-.I ,.,nnly mn Io lafcir lrfieuirl.ra ii.l i.I.ei. Wti Iikvc sola ccaiwilMw SI lr,.nriin etttf CM a liuglrm unOavUca. kiti Uak, Hudaakia. f. Electric Belt Free TO introduce It and obtain agents we wll for the next sixty days give away, fro of charge, In each county In the li. M. a lim ited number of our Uvrintia .leMro.Jal vassln Nnapriiaory Hrlla. Price fill positive and unfailing cure for Nervous 0 bility. Varicocele, Emissions, linpotone etc. tTiOU.uo Howard paid If every Holt 1 1 manufacture does not genorate a genulr electric eurront. Addresa at once KLK( TKIC BICLT AOKNCY, P. O. Box li Brooklyn, N. Y. ( HA NAM ) Il Tt Is cerlnlu Unit 1 , .. "the Himan" slms O ' will prove Biillaluotory to CO every gentleman wbo wants a perfect article. We are potting- Into tin, manufacture of these hoc, Uie rcanlte of 00 Z yeara porlrii:e and atuily. ol what will pleaae, glva oomrort nod wi i Z faithfully. Try then. Kvvry llvHt-oiiois X ilciaer ln thaui. '' .,1 P. M. STANLEY, 1 1 "I.. FUNERAL DIRECTOR, OS HsMliaon Alrsst. Miupbla, Teiaaa AU'LL stock of Wooden and HeUliie Cases and Casketj. Burial Kobet, etc., always on band. Orders by Telegraph or Tel iihona Preninily attanded to. J. F. H0LST &BK0., (f)mAAOKfl TO . H. HOIitT 4 BRO, . Funeral Directors, 30 NAM NT.. MEMI1IIS. Ay I'LL and eomptota stock of Wood and Metallic Cases and Casketa, Cloth-Covered Ciiskets and Burial Hobel always on hand, tar Orders by telegraph promptly Bleld. DEMOCRATS TO TUB FR0NT-Te itL pervoas seeking Government Em ployment in any of ilia departmental Washington, or any other positiona nnde theOavernuient, I will send full Instruction as to how to prm-fwl to obtain tbe same, and HlMisk I onus of Appllrallwa) en receipt ol On Dollar. AOilrvwa JOHN D. feVKWll, Ltxai-boa I hicana mm Jr $ to ft iaY.J f JGtrfcnli1 not iV m F mum BirUuirt I I Mf dwij hy ib Jim BY MAIL FUR 3 f !Li n CURTIS & CO MANUFACTURING CO. H17 ami HI!) ST. LOUIS, atawrTACTtTiani or QAllffQ ENGINES OA If OJ BOILERS SAW MILLS wood-working MACHINERY lOQQERS'ARAFTERS'APPLIANCEX SAW AND PLANINQ MILL SUPPLIES 4lar WKITK yHt CAT A LOOK. faH ou-I!ei.iifent .Notice. No. a1al.li, R. D -ln th Chancery Court of Shelby county, Tenn. H. V. Anderson, fnniinisMi.il r, vs. Henry O. Hinitbet al. It arpearitig from the petition which II sworn to in Ibis cause that the defendsnU, Fred VV. Smith, is a resident of Louisiana! Mrs. 11-irrlet K. riinilh. Louise Nooeand Kl ten K.Nuoe arelrosidentsof Kentucky; Ashbel 8. Kittreiige is a renident of California, and Caroline kittrndge Is a resident ol Conneut ieut.and all are non residents ot tbe titat of Tennesneo: It is therefore ordered. That they make their appearance herein, at the courthouse of rilielliy e unty, in Memphis. Tenn., on or before the lltst Monday in May, In, end tdeiid, answer or demur to the petition of L jamb herein Aled, or tbe same will be taken lor crnifssed if to them and set lor hearing ex wine; and that a copy of this order ba pulilblioil once a week, for fonr successive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal. Ihia <h day of March, 1HWI, A copy attest: ,v I. MellilWKLL, Clork end Majter. lit II. V, Walsh, Deputy Clork and Master. Moti iilf Walker and L. Lamb, Sols, for comptiiinant. tun (u-KcHltent Notice. No. -.127, H.l.-In the Chancery Onurt of rholby couoty, Tenn. State at Tennessee vs. A. Stein et al. Itaiipearlng from the bill which is sworn Io in this cause, that (he residence of the de fendants HarnhL. Laid and Chaa. MoOhee, la unknown, and cannot be ascertained af ter diligent Imiuirvs and that Joseph Hen nery Is a resident ot tiia Btata of Tennessee t It is tlurolore ordered. That they make their appearance herein, at the courthouse of Mlielhy county, in Memphis, Tenn.. on or before the tlrrt MonJay In May, IMUl, and Iilead, answer or demur to the pet'tion of L. .limb "led herein, or the same will betaken for confessed as to them and aet lor bearing e purtoi and tlia. a oojpy of thla order b published on co a week, for four successive weeks, lu the Memphis Appeal. This liilth day of March, lm; A copy -attest.- 8. 1. VoDiiWKI.L. Clerk and Master. Ilv II. F. Wabh, tlepiity Clerk and Mater. Metcall A Walker and L Lamb, Sola, for otuplalnantj tues Nou-Itesldent Notice. No. :i."8(l:un, R, I'.-In the Chancery Court of Mi Ihy county, Tenn. Btata of Tennes see, etc vs. W. K. Butler. It siipe.iring from affidavit in this causa thai the defendants, C. C. Clav. W.ll tito yall.Ous. A. Henry, R. T. Wilson, John B. Leech, Hprimie Snule k "o., W. II. Hta phens. M. II. Martin and Ma eellns McDa vitt, Lxecutor of K. MeDavltt, are non-resl-donts of theSlate tif Tennessee: It is therefore ordered, That they m he their appearance herein, at the courthouse of Shelby county, In Memphis, Tenn., on or before Ihe first Monday In May, lawi, and pleiid, answer or demur to complainant'! amended bill, or the same will be taken for oonfessed as to them and set for hearing et parte i and that a copy of thla order be pub lished oncoja week, fort four successive weeks, In Oil' Memphis Appeal. This 'AHb. day of Mare", la-rt. A oopy-attent: H. I. MifiOVVKLL, Clerk and Master. By II. F Vi1sli, Deputy Clerk ai d Master. tiiintli a Collier and L. Lamb, Hula, far complainant. tuea Niiii-tlcflilcnl Notice. No. 4'iH 11. I - In Ihe Chancory Court of Shelby county, Tenn,-State ol Tcnossee vs. ii, F. Jones el al. Ii-ppuitinu Irom the sworn atnendod pe tition ill this cnme Hint Hie defendants, Fannie ,1- HrecnUw, W. II. Ilreenlaw, tia lie ,1. Iiavl. V. M, Davis, Aiimi Oreenlaw and Katie lloll tirot ulaw, aro residents of the Mute oi 'l'exas : It Is therelore ordered, That they make their nnpouranee herein, a- the eonrlhou' of Nhelby county. In .Memphis, Ten .-on or before the tiret Monda, in M iv, IKSd, and plead, answer or demur to complainant t bill, or lh same will be taken fur oonfessed as to them and t for bearing ex parte; and that a eopv of this order be published once a week; for four succo-jive weeks, in th Memphis Appeal. Thi Mb day of March, lHisl. A ceiiy -attest; . . rl. I IcD0WI'l,I,. Clerk and Master. Ily II. Y. Walsh, Ilepaty clerk and Master. Metealf A Walker and L. Lamb, Sola, for complainant. fua .Kon-RcNideut Notice. No. Mltn, K.D. In lb Chanoery Court of Hhelby county, Tenn. Stala of Tennessee, use, etc , v. it. W, Brooke et al. It apiH-aring Iroin amended petition of I.. Leaih, receiver, in this cause that the de fendants, Kl tabelb L. Topp, la a resident of Ut. Louis, Mo., and a non-resident of th Htate of Tennessee, and li. W. Brooks it a non resident of the Htata of Tennessee: It Is therefor ordered. That they make . their appearance herein, at th ceurt-hous of Mielby county. In Memphis, Tenn.. on or before the tirst Monday In May, laHfi, and plead, answer or demur to complainant bill, or the same will be taken for oon ft saed as to them and et for hearing ex parte; and that a copy of this order b published one a week, for four successive weeks, in the Mem phis Appeal. TblaiUhday of March, ltw. A Copy - Attest ; . S. I. Mi-IiOWKLL, Clerk and MaaUr. 11 U. F. Walsk, Deputy C. and M. Ill Metcalf i Walker and R. M. Hoath, solj. for complainants. Nun- Kt'Mideiit Notice. No "l", R.l'.-ln th Chancery Court ol Shelby county. Tenn. State of Tennessee) et al. vs. Martha M. Parker et al. It appearing from th sworn amended pe tition in this causa that th defendants, th heirs of Angela Ovetlo. ar unknown and their names and places of residence cannot be ascertain-! after di'iirent inquiry; they are tbe owners of part of block 3, Butler ad dition, ajxia foot, south aid of Butler street, l.ti leel east of Ienaesse street, on which taxes are lue L. Lauih, receiver of the old elivof Memphis, and they ar mad partus dolaudants to this proceeding for the collea tit li or - delinquent due Mid receiver, because of their interest in svd property It is therefore ordered. That they mak their appearand herein, at the courlh.ui of Shelby county. In Memphis, Teen., on or before the nrt Monday in May, ISM, and plead, answer or demur to the petition and amendments ;heretoof M. Meriwether and L. Ltinb, receivers of th old city of Meul phia, er the ruuie will be taken for oonleased as to them an i set 1-T bearing ex parte ! and that a mipy of this order b paelished one a week, l'-r four suceeiiive weeks, in the Mem phis A pi o.-il. 1 his -M day of March, 186. A copy attest : S. I. Mc Ot I WELL, Clerk and Master By 11. F. Walsh, Deouty Clerk and Mastar. M o tcalf, e'ol. for conipln't. tae i'IIV Instant relie. Final cure A AUJjO. ten ilaya, and never nturni. No purge, noialve, no snipository. Suffer ers will learn of a simple remedy. Free, by adJ.rv.sing 0.J .MAaUN, TbNaaaatt sU,