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THE MEMPHIS D-IIT APPEAL-TUESDAY, APRIL 31
J
f MURRAY-
Tailors, Drapers
38 MADISON
Won Id eH aUetUloa to their SPKIXO ud BFMMEK ttlOt'KS
-.SPORTED CLOTHS. CASSIMFKKS and SlITISOS, com-
prisms all the Sew and Choice aad ThIiki ia Ben.
llrBirn,fl Wear.
yrmook Lri, Frak and Tuled, Md Merit u la.peetlaa.
Canned Fruits and Vegetables.
I. rated, sliced and whole Pineapples,
Bfcbardon A- Bobtos'i Pcacbea, Cbana.
tcn'i rcarhH ror Cream, California
W hit and Yellow Pcacbea, pie Pcacbea,
alllorala Biectarlnco, Pears, Muscat
ArsaPH. NtrawnerrleA, Kaspbcrrles,
ClreeaUnKTcff, Vest, PlauiM, Apricots.
ANparHgrnM, Ktrtnv l.caiiM, Winslows
4'tvro, Okra and TolitMtkCH; lumpkin,
riuiuli. buccotatiti, 1 oiler's Tomatoes,
J. F. BUCKIIAEI & CO.
J'orner Itcalo ni'il epnni1 Sts.
t:
importer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer la
GUNS, RIFLES. PISTOLS,
1 kinds of A nin:untinn, Fine Pocket Cutlery,
ti ;Ja,.r. Vihin. Tiatikla. Seines, INeta. et. bpe-
e' illy ie'('to.l fico li iMiirterlc?g and Hammer
6 id. Jlnlu t., M-uii-h., Tenia. Man-
urir.cr ni rf-iiAtrinsr dona in first-cla'" niftn-
leBoilerWoris
SHEA & McCAliTllY, Fropr's,
1 40, 1 42, 144 Front st, Eemphis
OSZOF TBS LAR1' EST BOILER SHOPS IH
tae oot n. and tbe only ooniplete Boiler ana
(..CO Iron .Tts in lie ciy. .nuarm-tnrers
-l tvHy ptnie lrcu-worU 01 eery d
Itiripdou. bioial atunuoa Kivsn to piasta
1T,1 W'f'r
t
A. J. VIliriXA & 0.
EIER3 ASD DEALERS IS
fcrutis, i'tiiles, Ammunilion
A-.VD flSHl-NO TACiilE.
no. 317 Miiin Street, Meiapblsi.
Tt ? ler?t and
TV,. Ir-.H..-.-,
best assortment In the eity.
,;pd at t'- lwp.t f'"'
SLAGER Sl GOLDBAUiM,
TAILOKS,
WVj'i call attention to their new roods for
Spring and Summer Wear,
of Imported SniTincs, cetnrrisinir all the
Late.-t Novelt'ps aud De? iiruit, which have
amred and are now resuy for inspection.
CiU early.
Corner JeOerson and Second sts.
J. O. SCHMIDT & SON,
(Successor to J. G. Schmidt)
toe Tr.cli.iP, Eiotrie Leils ad Annunciatori
j.-.r Hotels nd heidencca. KurjflAT ana ire
ro)l bates oj.ie-i and ret-aired. Kiectrie snp
itlie uIwh' '-n hand. Kepairinsr doof and war-
CBHOTITtTCII, JR. C. N- eaO8T01
OYERTGri & GROSVENCR,
Seal Esfsta Dealers
5rXTCE, i SSCOND ST
H. 11. for. ssecoad and t'oni-t,
litatuiH, .... TENSEi-SEE.
E L ESTATE EOt.
H r AND SOLD, TAX KB
, 1- T3t." '--!
M li.VTEll.
lf ri.E "r.e lieht i
old. 1. hrnJs ii ! (r
lifhf sorrel tnnre n:nle. 5 ye;irs
narnt'K ir.;irK on neon,
hou!df; and h-rk ; 1 all round. L:tet seen j
. n LaudCfifile ft re t. nr:ir Vfcuce. A cuituule re
gard ill h pa:M t-r her return to
mv. RKXT.
"TJ KII't.VI'K 1 he fine 2-st.ry bri' k residence
Xv I'ri Jrpp. t-r r: and itn elcKnt and i
r plots Kl'.Mii !r: fll B.UJi. Apply m
L nl;.n .-t'
ST FL00V
-Of fl nice houst
.i.toru w '.tor : r.-
certr.illy lo-
lare and
. ;Kbt
Addrt
W. A. M ., ihi
Hire.
"luTIAiiK-
-l-'ivc rooro. , No. li Clay street, be-
i li'Tr.ando; ol;t.ein tood ropiir.
Jrebly i'Siinttd arid oi "i.:d: water and fewer
.venert'.-.n. J. 11 SliKi'li K.-.1). W Madison st.
U0M Very
lesiri.ble, nicelv furnished rojm.
.L. V s
1J Madi.ou n.
XTOIVE-:
rna. with or with.'Ut furni-
I tur
A pT.l v at '. A AlKl.:ima .trcet.
.-Uil'urni-hod or unl'urr.i-h':d roumt! at
C mrt nre?t.
H
01. MC W i'b 11 io iuh;
Bci.le.
io. 16 .MulLcrry St.
lilt. ft. A. 1-UOL.
O
ft l:i-.
f tret
fiuo otf".e, N". ''plai
Aopiy to JAMl.S MAYpWJCLl,
r.i,t.
jr. ( ACi;i.s 'Jt l. : i Mi. 1, on tun roaa,
rjyj tar rector to Linn on shrc".
W. BLCKAIi!),
Taro nnlo. from Benift.,wn.
Ktj'j.' H-t-ntt o
;ront r.om, hcoi.nd noor, tur-
n.btd: w.,t:r privilege and
BOOTH AMI ii0Al!,0.
Ol.JAVEi li"l
L C.rner Second ar; - Aiata6
ftr-ct'. :.
i arid r oM.u f .per lveoiw
K"t..'iM Deiira'de
I rout
, with boird, at
O'rl lt.'L-Aa l f :rmted room for rent, at 5i
.Md'"ui. T:hjIc iio:.r'it rr iiToinn-odatcd.
WSUASD L.i!" rlij- Id a i rivate family
r Tt niif-co ltrpnt. E. U., Appeal olhco.
-:r V KSTbH t U 1' K U S T ROOM -To"one "or two
l? Ser.tJemen, iv,th or witnout boud, iu a pri
tate taaiiiy on Adaiuc.treet. Apply to
V..J... thinffice.
'TAhLiiilllr L L H'.iiM' ROOM, wVth or wita-
L out board. t lit Court streot.
R00MS-WitLout board. PARK nrTEL.
KOOW.--Oood li
li J nd 111 Ao
hoard and deiiroie rooms at 1
i, It V.artet i
.t-Bo
ird.S4 Ml; stride
mi) LOAN M0E5'-On Cr
'-Hfi-! household
A- 11
. voodp, without roinoi l us n-j. -or. fj-n-nt al.
Ad, ire - ri. WoOll, . car iLettar Crr,tr .111. 4.
s1
III ATlON" lty a winto airi to do hou-owork
urnurtc; gud recommendation-. 1 tress
, 1:1 B cm- e.
D
LMXli-Uwa J1A.N
At 72 Mndifon street.
A
1 NTKzsEl.ele rence- required.
Appiy at Sbelby -tree!
ROOM Tu r-'iit a c jaifortably furnished room,
with or without boar 1. by a rr bldSe-nired (fen-
ffeuim : n fjnnly.
BAtiMUt, this otfi
T ALY A0EV1
i-J siokinit a
WifCr, bu.-t.es, i
.-it, sleeve pr
S i1 rtjueei.P oleetor" daisy
4 siilrt sui-i- f''s, nhoulder
osoni f.rios, drei-- i ii ie.i, safety
ifiors. fir,,; entirely new de-
rce-liiU-il proit.; e nav Vo n cents
ii:t.ir. Ad
(h stamp.
E.
i .v
-hi win.
'DV EENtf iN'tToN AKT CU.-h-mi!- help in
II i.iirtf f,f the p'jiiiit.-r to do our i.rLt. t .dean-
i.nt work at their hrnti. ent by mail to any ad--wiress,
no CHnv-.-is?. ..,y to learn, and any one
tun eurn fr.iu ?7 to t; , .r week. For full inor
uati'n nadrrris K ios Abt Rnunti, iiCon
pre rr '-t. B't-.n. .V si-s..fcoji "-7v
L!EC-NJ-liAM Iron front and iron bra.-keU.
Address P. K. .'J. Aladifon sfn.-t
T Ar.OiiER-S-
Ko-k nien and teamster, on the
Kan-jsCity, i lint- n and Surin,r!icM rail-
rva-i. near Si-rinf-eld, Mo. WaKC3,i4t to tliAi
ler uvy. JJoard, f "per "Gelt.
JAMEa RLILLlcontractor.
WHITE M'R.K Must cjuie well recoiu
uiend'.d. at Tt Ad -;n.s trcet.
OToCK To PATt'E E Afnide) ficidj of are
Cj and clover. Ttieboce 42.
. iAKr.'JW SON.
Tl"'EATHERS-Hiirbe.-tc
JD new ii.-brr-. A. I).
.h T-.ri.-ie - ..itl for oM and
..lllll A CO., 4:s Main.
f OA l lwiil h7 bnyihum in the
-AL cot'ori, r-jats, -:jo4 sweeidnge, I
tihaie of
and trastiy citton. i:l pny fur uoove srrades
e-h, aceurdintr to their lue. Coniiijrniiients
fhiied dirertto me i : I be atuded lopruiupUy,
t a lull vivlm retimed.
N". SfEEUS, JR . 75 Vance street.
-i tl i 10N 3 F.
Iron,
, Bones, Metals and
"h rrica taid :
, end for pr-r-list. Ad Ire- S. OABAY, A Kent,
.r.d0.h: , Mpr.-i-r n " to 41: Shelby i-t-.Merxphis
MAN Iij Memphis to take an office ana rep
-sTV resect a manufacturer, to sell the retail and
iobbinf trade an c:;tireiy new line of goods sold
' y every groeer, ar.d -.il nieet m;th ready sale;
i JO U $ A) iier TOitk cn be made; sinall cHpiUl
required. Ooo-ii, protect 1 by j,ient, trade-
.i.M.r alh r. l r.
It-.-.ro, Wet Anon, .Sta"S.
LTEW
M'Jliri K'ictr,ia pejons to spIi our i
X1 5-cent novel
qaicx saio. , h.g prnii!s ; tJ
rents starts you,
w rite tor
enptive inio. iut, 1
m
(a.
r 4 --r KAISrSTRJ'ET While-i'eandretail
J.i1,ni-rJir. l.iin.ArBDinniun, Flhli
A Larff Htoc. Of the folio win a: ProprtetArv Articles enable me to offer
tireen'st Augnst lower, - . Oc
Creole lialr ilctorer, - . 3c
C'ullcura Soap, ... SUc box
Cuticura Ofnt mesit, - . . K)o
Ile-lttUr's IiiUersi, ... 75c
a Complete l.lae of PATEJaT MEDICljfES at corrcpondlaclr low arlces.
ox? of ficcoad and ladlxon filreets.
.Ik BED GEL Y,
mm m
aim importers,
STREET,
ASUSESEXTS.
Til EAT tal.
RACE WEEK IMMENSE SUCCESS 1
La.WI.ESCE BARRETT !
Supported by
LODIS JAMtLS AND COMPANY.
Tueslay KicbelleB
YYedneclay Nlprit and faturanv matine.,
r'raaceNca fsa Kiininl.
Thursday Double Bill,
Yorick's I.... and David tiarrlrk.
Friday - kmurb Ado About Itolhlar
Saturday Night Hamlet
a" Secure seats at liollenberg's.
iiectures.
Monsignor
Capel
AT-
PETER'S
ST.
CHURCH.
wmsFSlsAT. April 23-"Infallibility:
the Keeeanary May of Freedom of
ibautklls KavelaU.n."
THl'KMIsAT. April J-l'e and Abne
or Toleration la aveliion."
Lecture at H p.m. Tickets, 50c,
TM'II'U.
HKAB
l'rof. O. 8.FOWIER,
rs V. M. II . A. IIALI.,
Biinday, A prll aoi b, at 2:30 o'clock p.m.
FEMALE HEALTH avo BLOOM RESTORED
Monday Eveninir. Aoril 20th MAS HOOD AXA-
L.K1) ami KLSTORED To males only.
Wednenaiy Ereninif, April i0 lA VK ASl M AT
1 I MllS Y To hotii
Consult him professionally at Peabody Hotel till
Ajril -i lh.
IlAICEVJLaQWa
My plive. ft LAKEVIEW, i open fr the sea
boii, and will be rented for picnic. lUhine and
pleasure pcirties, and tor private daiicine parties.
IS ice dancnn pavilion ana yhauy (jrnves,
a. p. Montana
EXPOSITION BU ILDIKG
AXOTIIER XIOIIT OF 1T. .
GRAND MASK BALL!
RACE WEEK DEltLY DAY,
Wednesday Evening, April 22.
Prepare your Costumes to enjoy the Fun and
Fro I iff.
ABOJ.H h I I LL II4M.
Ami!oTi. 're I"lUr. Ior.r 'Ten it oVt'-rk.
LOST.
ti:nch of keys-
Return them to No
,Y. WETTKU.
' I t r y.Kwrs
! V If no lonirer with the houe of W. B.
Lewis Jt Co.
Can be found at A. KfcNKKKT A
Ci.'s,
UKL P. tiPALLUXG, C. K.,
(LATH U. O. AHfl T f.VO l.
FVfllNKKK AND CONXKACTOR.
2S0 MAIN STREET Surveys, Plans, Specifica
tions iind FtiTnqteo fr T-Pgin'-erirg Work.
STRAYKI) OR STOLES.
A ft'LE r5 KEv. AKD From the urm f W.
JLW. Bott. near Olive Branch, Miss., on nitrht
of Nov. 1A. lHM.one black hore mule, four or five
years old, about 14? hands hitch, inner side of the
e;t hind hoof disposed to turn under the bot-U-i
of the foot; a vrhite spot on the left shoul
der, and rather lin-tit body. Will pay twenty-five
Joins for the itiuio delivered to ire,
W. W. BTT.
FOK SALE.
A
LOAD of fine saddle end harness MAKES
and UoRSKS 'rom Middle Tennessee, at
J. L. HALL'S Stahle?, 55 Union street.
CATl'bK Thr-e head of stall-fed beef cuttle,
at K ech's Wayonyard. P. VAUUHX.
TICKETS Railroad Tickets to Louifville. Cin
cinnati, New York, New Orleans. Chatta
nooga. Waehinpt'n, and all other points, at
marveloutOy low rates. Liberal prices paid fur
all railroad ticket.
I. SAMELS0N & CO.,
310 Main street, in Citf;:r Store.
T30CKAWAY Nearly new.
ton and in trood
X k order.
Cheap.
Apply at Hernando and iro-
vie e street?.
Bl'SINESS A well-established and payinn
bu.-ine s in the city. Parties who mean
buine.os will he ifiven alt necessary details and
TiilnnatioDit Loiore c losing trde. Will rliire
between '-oxi -t 4Uh). K. C. B .Ainl.
1 (7 ti - ST A P L E C0TT0N-SEED-I stilfhuve a
1 J few seed for planting. I will pell "Improved
Tsyior" ut ?lo ier ton, and " Acetiuiated Ozier"
at tl& per to?. Same rates per bushel.
C H AS. E. lll'TLKH. JH., l ulton. Trrn.
Y AND HARNESS, CHE.Al'-
J. II. .MANOR'S . STABLE. Main Ft.
Lor no
Ur :U
by US, between Market and Winches
oo alley eiift of 1 hird. Aoply to
M . C. KENNEDY, 4? Moaby st .
J. BLACK & CO.,
Li. 4 MADISON' STREET.
Handsome residence. io. 'J2 Court street.
Two nice ooitaces, '472 and ;74 linion tslrcct.
tiood irame houe, Orleans street.
Splendid st4rehoute, It'S Front street.
Lot on -a.u side of Main ,st. rc:ir S tnclieter.
Lot on north side of lipoidway, ne;ir Ninth.
lnroo acres ot land on Lauderdale st near
Walker avenue.
Forty-'.eon acra ne:ir White Station.
j TjMN E MARKS AND COLT
; J' JM-Sr Sorrel, l.'i! 3 hands, foiled srrintr of
j l?-'iz sired by Mountain Slashpr. second aire M ar
i roll's Cor'ier Hot torn, third aire Old Copper Bot
; loiu; firtt dam by llorrct. he by Vermont Boy.
; lei-ood d:m by Canada Chief, a very fast running
1 w. lktr. and rroe!! all the Rnddle saits.
' EVA D;irk brtrwn, h'. hi-nus, foaled spring
i H7t: nired by Alnjint, Jr., niro tif Annie W.,
; 2 iu; first dam by Rebel lior, second dam by
Rjit, third d uu by Eoyd McNairy, lourth dam
j h o'd Paeulet. Vry stylish, and drives well in
, double bruc?p. With horse colt nt foot, sired
i by Curned'ri ritrathblane.
t MOL'..l E- lnrk b.y. l-c hand?, fouled Fprintr of
I 17"; fired by Eotield, Jr., he by l.ufield, 'ai
! tir-t d;itu by Critu's Black liawk, eecond dam by
i 1:; o k llawk HatHer.
J I. ADV. Ja.-Bcty colt, H hands, foalod May Y,
' sirtid by Almont, Jr., sire of Annie W.,
' 2:j.; dito, tbe ubove-uientioned Mollie. This
lil'f r ot bne form and action-
LOCLA, Jit -Bay colt, fouled April U, 1SK);
i fir.-d by .M'M'urdy s Uambletonian, the sire of
I l.u a li.mo!eU.nian. 2 V), he by llar.'jld, the sire
: o: '1 ud S. ; daui, Mollie a" above -I
NEELY B.iy, 1'- hands, about n years :ld, cd
j i.eree not known, but is evidently well bred. A
I Miiif-k and tftyiish mover; drives well, single or
. a'ihie-
j i'Evit) Y Jray, In'-i hands, about H rears; pedi
' jtrtu tt known ; well formed and stylish ; works
( well in -i.blo harnefts: prentle, afraid of not hintr.
.MA'l ITK Bay- saddle mare, lo hiiml, R y- u"-:
' rv pediuree. ies ail the ia;t; fat, y i i ii und
! of treat e:t iurane.
i 'ihe buff.ilo gnats and ot'ioi u-- incident to
the loeation have convnMHrd me tliat tho Arkan
a. swamps is not tbe r-lsu-e to raise stoeK, and I
have therefore determined to abandon tbe effort.
It' not sold privately, tho above wilt b di.iocd
of at auction about May 1st. C. B- CLAKKK.
j W' At IONS, H nets lUmci
I rhca.Rnd .1 Boilerii.at t
a-fi new PIowp.
ehCBy, and 3 Boilt.ru, at S. H ABA . , A (rent
and Commission Merchant, 4W Shelby btrect
I OT lh.it beautiful va.:ant lot on Hernando
J J street, 150 by loO feet, oppv i;o 4rac Ourch,
A pply to J. S. ST AM TON.
(" TOTTA K LOTS Just oubide of city, south
y e;tst part, frontier on Luuderdale, llcrnando
aiid Jackson streou, in McKinny tract.
W . A. Y u EAIlihi , l Min.
HORSE ijentie. kind and accii-
maled; suitable for lady.
U. W. aMOMJY,4 Howard Ko W
!j 0US E 2 handsome i-story houses, elegantly
fl located, on monthly payments. Apply toJJ
T. A. LAMB, at Hatehett A Stratton's.
T 0T 3 Beautiful re?;idonoe
lots, on monthly
I payment.
Apply to T. A. LAMB,
at U-trhett A Stratton's.
i'OCK OF tiOJl'S A well-selected ttock
of
tO staple and fancy grot,eri"S, glass and queens
ware, etc., in oneot ihe best ousiussk towns (coun
ty eat) in Missouri. A mount of stork about 300,0.
A nnual sales from t&j.OOU to f.,W and can be
inoieased. L''jsiness house iarpe and well lo
cited; cn be iead on rensoiiaKle terms for a
n Tiuber of years by pvrty urcaating our stock.
ThU is rare chance. A.i'iroa GKOOEK,
care Post-Uifpatrh, 8t. Louis. Mo.
KESl bBNl E and Market st. :Toi 571$ by
4 -H.Ar. idy to M. C. Ke nn d y , 47 Mojby ti.
TNN ESSkfi bTATK C E K 1 11 CAT L SKe
eeivabie for an; and till dues to the State
OVERTOP A (yHnVr-VijR.
Tbe Circat Renovator.
Recommended and In4orsed by Physicians
L'scd,
all over tu. norm.
Ihe Only Remedy that Aots on AU of the Great
Organs of th. Human System.
TUE LIVER.
HIE HIIMvTI,
mi mexi( n,
THE HUWEU
SURE SAFE tiPEKDY.
Fmmch.s sac I'ewbiseil Mcllclnnl Tlr"
Inm .1 all the fnmoa. Natnral Water.
tiirNhllPATIO.N, SICK-Ii KADACiiK, DY8PKP
Sl A are r-romt-tly cured by it. W. control all the
i.n.du:ts of tbehe famous gprinrs hoth halt and
W ater. All cenuine preparations oer the "Crab
A....1." Trail a n. arir t. L.Kald 1 1 (, t t tl . .n-
u.ne "Crab Annie" brand. Concen'tcd Water,
S"-cents; l.enuine Salts, ia sealed l wtaages, at 10
cents ana cent e:iod, t
trao Urcliaru nater CO., I iprieiora.
SIMON N JuVH-., Mmnrrr, T e-viMf, hy.
A arraurs Aperient, ... T5.
citrate imignesjia, .... 13
Bull's SarttaparUIa, ... 75c
Aj er" fiaraaparlUa, , - . . J5C
.Vorwefrian Cod Liver Oil, . T5c
.oiBxixrsoTyj,
V
CONCENTRATED 'fc
trace mai(A.
.
A.CCTION SALES.
Punitive Clearing Sale, at Anctiou, ol I'n-
rtdeesuol Flediccs Consisting of Watches,
Diamonds, Jewelry, etc., without rsrve. at
46 Monrit. aireet. commencing Wclne.Uiijr
ftlBbl. April iisiil, nt S..W o'clock.
A. JW. STODDAllD, Auutionoar.
T11IL SIMONS. Pawnbroker.
NORTH .1EF.1PHIS
Large and Extensive Memphis
Land Sale
IN CHELSEA!
UNDER the authority to os aiven by AMOS
WOODUUiF, Esq.. we will, as his agents,
ell at Public Auction, on
Tuesday. April 28th Next.
th T.imUciii. b SUBDIVISION, that largo
and important tract of land of 113 acres, known aa
Dr. Thomas's Homestead Tract.
comprising over 210 lots. Tying immediately north
of Chelsea, and just outside the eorporate limits
of Memphis. See maps on file in office of R0S
TKK.fr CO., 278 Main street, Memphis. Tenn.,
who will (rive any information dtired, either by
letter or in ,erson. v e trust mat an pruen i
piriaic to muke investment in this, the COMI-N'J
pri v r tt. s..nh. will call nn t lit in fur the in
formation desired. The-e lot are in easy reach
.-tf th atratwHr "little Line."
TUK frALK will be made by the Indications of
the "red tt.itcs" from lot to lot. till all lit hold
TKRM& One-third caen, balance in one ani
twoyeir.s with 6 percent- from date. Lien re
tained- Tnxe all paid. Title periect.
J. 11. iJi vPHRr.vs, r.neineer.
lti 1 S rir.K A o.( Apctloaeers,
CVtPr a rt. Attorney ,
THE WEATHER.
Indications.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Yatlcy
grnerally fair weather in east pcrliun
local showers and partly cloudy weather
in west portion, winds generally touthtrly
slightly warmer in east portion, stationary
temperature in western portion. Inner
barometer.
Meteorological Report.
MrarKI3. rrs.. April 20. W.
Time.
TO THE FRDNT
Bar. Ther. Wind. Weather.
30.241 fi5.0 8.E. Cloudy.
30.lt" 76.0 8.K." lair.
10.176 so.l S.K. Cloudy.
30.1112 76.2 S.K. Fair.
S0.1H 70.5 S.E. Fair.
3H.1&) 71.9
7:0.m
ll.ro a.m
3.00 p.m..
7.UO p. in
ll.lll D.m
Mean...- J
Maximam temperature, Ho. 4.
Minimum tAtiiDerature. 64.0.
6ionoacoie 11 a.m.. 4 : 11 p.m., 0 scale, 0 to 10.
All observations taken on VP meridian time
which is one hour faster than local time.
rEKSOXALS.
H. E. Bi.ACKBrnu, of SpriDg Station, Ky.
will spend seTeral week, m this 1:117.
Cou Hunteb Grifkin, of New York, id
in the city, s guest ot Aiaj. W . 11. lierry,
Mks. Katie D. Settlk,o' Corinth, Mibs.
ia vititing Mrs. l'.T. Wright, at 13 Ala
bama struct.
Mrs. J. A. Bt.awta, ol Krownsviile
Tenn., is visiline the fumily of l'rof. 8. M,
Robertson, 113 WashinKlon street.
Mk. and Mrp. J. B. Pabkekt are horn
again from their New Orleans trip, whit-i
was a most enjoyaine one iu every re
spect
The. Rev. Jalien (.'. Brown, of llelena
Ark., will deliver the annual 1 terary at
tlrpsfj at the ensuing cominenceruement of
Jlclyeire Institute, in June.
Fred Hawkins and Billy Lewis,
Louisville, are in the city to attend tb
races. Messrs. Hawkins and LewiB are
old-time telegraphers, and are well-known
in Memphis.
Tan Rev. R. M. fitandyfer, a graduate of
vanderbnt Lntveraity, and piuitor of tip
Methodist Episcopal church at Greenville,
Mis."., will preach tiie commencement B'-T-
mon for Mclyeire lntsutute, May dlst.
It is antonishin, when the priceless
value 01 good eyesight is considered, to
see how careless people are ahont their
eyes They will use spectacles utterly un
suited to them, read fine print by a dim
lamp or by twilight, which is worse, at:
indulge in a thousand other impudencies.
Ol course peopie will do this they alway
have done it, and always will. If not too
far gone, however, there is hope for them
Lr. Uernhardt, the tamous optician at th
Peabody, has relieved thousands duriu
his long and useful life, and can do In
same for others. He can be consulted
daily until further notice.
Mcch curiosity has been excitoil
Washington by the marriage of Col. E,
. c.
Boudinot, the well-known and half-breed
Cherokee Indian, to Miss Minear, tlaugu
ter of a former California millionaire.
Boudinot has been a striking character at
the national capital lor years, uneot h
ancestors was a professor in Harvard.
Boudinot was a prominent chief in the
Indian Territory but aroused the Losti
element by advocating the opening of tl
Territory to railroads. He was clerk of
the House Committee on Public Landi
gome years ago, and lately has been pn
vate secretary 10 nonuor waitpr. o
Arkaueas. Ha was an applicant for Corn
mirsioner ot Indian Allaire, but warm
approved Gen. Atkins's selection. H
complexion is Spanish, hair long and now
sightly gray from his lilty years of age,
He is neocial toast in Washington, and
beloved by everybody who is intimate
with him. He is a welcome guest
almost every houue in Washington.
AMUSEMENTS.
-'I'rauceMaaa lllmiiii."
Mr. Lawrence Barrett began his enjiaga-
nicnt at the Theater last night in Francisca
ila Jlimim. 1 he dress circle anu parquette
we:e well filled, though bv no means
crowded, and, altogether, the audience was
not such as the actor and play deserved
Of the play, it is only necessary to say that
it is the one suceesstul tragedy
thep:ir.t. wars, and is familiar toitheafer-
goers hre, having been given by
Mr. Uivrctt during his visit sraaon
before lal. Mr. Barrett was most cor
dially .eceived, being called before the
curtain uf tr each act. Mr. Barrett is a
close s Mk-tit, a conscientious and pains
taking w-Uf, and hence he always gives
satiafiit lion. His voice, however, does
not ii prove with age, and some of his
mannerisms apparently become more
muikcd wiih increasing years, though not
eno;:gb lo detract from the general excel
lence of his impersonation of the hunch
backed "Lanciotto," which, taken as a
whole, was a most iitiished and ar
tistic performance. Louis James, as "Pepe,
the jester," divided the honois with Mr.
Barrett. The "Count Paolo" of Mr. F. O.
Moseley was very good, though not fully
up to the standard, while Miss Maria
Wainwright as "Fraiiocsca," was, as asual,
careful and conscientious, though cot as
strong in some scenes cs she might bo.
'1 he remainder of the stip)ort were good,
but call for no &i-'-cial mention, Jttctulini
will be the attraction to-cight.
PHOPJSBTY TIlAySFUKS.
Anna E. Bryan to Ben May, warrantee
deed, etc , $ , west 74 f tret of city lot No.
401, 74iiHiJ feet, corner of Market and
Third streets.
N. Y. (iilleonie to E. K. Bsatty, war
rantee deed, $i(J5, undivided interest in
the estate of J. A. liiilejpie to ,'':0 75-100
acres, and two other tracts of 8 acres and
42 acres.
I). M. Witherington and wife, Sarah E.,
to J. T. Oragg and E. L. Oraog, warrantee
deed,f27tK), tract of 101 32-100 acres land
in First Civil District.
John McAssey and wife, Minerva, to
Wotkingmen's Building and Loin Asso
ciation aud S. P. Kead, trnstet', $S00, lots
13 and 14, block 50, Fort Pickering, 50x
121 J feet, northwest corner Coffee and Sec
ond streets.
Mrs. Francis C. Eadford and husband,
W. L , to Mrs. Lueioda McOnire, $
lot LMjxltSl feet on the west side of Main
street, south of Washington, known as No.
195 Main street.
Andrew Whelan and wife, Annie, and
James Phelan, trustee, to John Colbert,
warrantee deed, SrjoO, south part of lot 2(i,
Peyton's subdivision, fronting 42 feet on
Peyton avenue.
J. Clare McDavitt, trustee, and C. W.
Harbert, guardian, to Central Baptist
church, quit-claim deed, debt of $ -000
paid, Central Baptist chart h lot, fronting
Uvlxl-itij feet on the east side of hecoud
street, north of I'.eale.
Malvina Rogers to William Edwards,
part of lot No. 3, lileppy subdivision, deed,
$ , tssumption' of payment ol 1525 to
Minter Parker, 37J172J feet on the south
side ol Baas avenue, east of Dunlap street.
THE WORLD'S FAIR.
Tbe Grandest Excursion Yet Fixed tor
Sew Orleans.
The anniversary of the Independent
Order of Odd-Fellows tak- place at New
Orleans on tho 2sth ins'sct, and what
promises to be the grandest, most select
and most enjoyable excursion out of Mem
phis leaves on the 2-kh instant for that
city. Those who desire to do so should
register their names and obtain tickets at
once.
Dyeing aud Cleaning.
La-lies' and gents' clothes cleaned or
dyed in any color, also kid gloves, ostrich
feathers and lace curtains by Ixiuis Beigel,
68 Jefferson street.Memphis, Tenn. Ooods
received by expreaa.
monogram I.augleM tat 3411 l'tircr.
The ext Excursion
To New "Onews will be that of theOdd-
it-iiows, to Btart!TFext Friday. A large
oi.iuber of tickets iTSj o already been sold.
The party goes overrio Louisville, New
iTirleiu-ts and Texas rna.t S hose ofiicers are
Bhowing a dispoeitioa t furnish the best
facilities- As the ge&in Browing late,
there is a Btronz chnn.Ve for the Odd-Fel
lows' being the larges.t excursion of the
season..
Victob Bicycles at Scher
A
;t.;t fld nd iUror
lake 11 as
wl
vrs.
V
OPENING DAY
Of the Spriuff Meeting or the Jockey
23 Clnb Good Crowd, Fine
Z234Si"-'i Sport, and anj - . W?'.S
Encouraging Ontlook for tbe Week TUe
Favorites Beaten Great Interest
in To-Daj'g SporU.
The opening day of the spring meeting
: the new Memphis Jockey Club was a
success in spite of the dust which filled
the air, the clouds which chased each
other across the face of the son and the
wind, which at times blew a gale. AU the
trains which went out on the Memphis
and Charleston railroad were filled, and
the roads leading to the grounds from 1
'clock until after 2 o'clock, were strung
with vehicles. Many of the turnouts were
very stylish, and the scene about the grand
stand was an animating one when the bell
tapped for the flyers to take their placeB
for the first race. Nothing had been neg
lected by the club to odd to the comfort or
convenience of those who attended, and
expressions of satisfaction were universal
The changes that have been made in the
general arrangement of the grounds since
last year were so manifestly for the better
that they could not be otherwise than ap
preciated. In addition to the auction and
French pools Col. Bride had twelve
book-makers on the ground, who, with
their usual readiness to oblige every
one, were willing and anxious
to bet on any horse in the
list. The genial colonel himself made it
as lively as a good temper and a good voice
could, and, considering that it was the
first dav, the betting was very fair. Tbe
crowd, however, was not exclusively in
terested in the mere result, but the ma
jority, took the liveliest interest in the
horses themselves. A greater number of
ladies than is usual on opening day were
to be seen on the grand stand and in the
stylish turnouts drawn np within the in
closure. Many a pool was quietly pur
chased, by messenger, by the latter, who
preferred it, as a rule, to the usual wager
of so many pairs of six-button kid gloves.
Kea iv. it was not a Kid-glove day, out one
of tho h-. "-s-st kind of work on the part of
the field to beat the favorites, and it was
successful, too. The outsidets, the chuckle-
beads and the green ones pocKetea an 01
tho money.
The Kaccs.
For the first race, John D. Adams in
trodueforv tcramble, for all ages, $o0u, o
which Si.6 to second, three-quarteis of
mile, there were nine entries. Pink Cot
tage, Avery, Iord Clifton, Annie L., Tal
levrand. tellowplay, Mona, Caslulia
aud Hattie O. H. lxird Clifton Bold a de
cided favorite until just before the bell
tauped. when Fellow play crept np to first
choice, aud in some pools Mona sold sec
ond choice. Nearly all the betting waa
done m the books, however, and in IB
F:ench pools. Fellowplav seemed to b
in splendid form and the good opinion in
which he has always been held here was
increased Py tbe splendid manter
which he behaved when brought out for
the start. The mare Pink Cottaee was
exclusively backed by the outsider!", the
book-makers offaring fifteen to one against
her for a place and fitty to one to win.
TIIE I IRST RACK.
Tho start was not easily made, on account
of the wind and the dust, which tt times
obscured all ot the horses from the eager
eves of those on the grand stand. When
the word was finally given, however,
a splendid start was made. Caaiillian
could not keep up with the procession
but the others ran almost neck and net
foi the first iniariBr of a mile. Mona then
began slowly foigiug ahead and wan neck
and neck with Annie L. iellowplay
moved np out of the bunch to her side
and took Annie L.'s place at the turn,
They cane thundering into the quarter.
stretch, Mona and t ellowpiay side by side,
Annie L. third and Lord Clifton fourth!
Almost at once it becaina apparent that
one of the short houses stood a go-
chance to win, and thera were, loud yel
lor Pink Cottage, who came beautiful!
out of the field and made a splendid effort
to pass Mona. Fellowplay couid not keep
up trie pace heat hrst put on, ana tnougi
the whip was freely applied, Mona won
hands down, link Cottage eecond am
Fellowplay a good third. French poolaon
1 ink Cottage lor a place paid oo.
SECOND KATE.
The second was a half-mile dash, Gas
ton's Hotel Stages, for two year olds for
$500, $100 to second. There were eight
entries Stony Batier, Uncle Dan, Bessie
Hinckley, Lucas, Tat Sheedy, Mattie Cor
bett, Lonuford and Hattie D. II. The lat
ter ente.red at the last moment. Mattie
Corbett was a bit; favorite, and five to ona
waa offered agamar, Ilottio 1. II. by the
book-makers, wdh few tateers. There were
some believers in Loneford, and Stony
Batter had plenty of backers. Aa it was
so short a distance it was regarded as any
body's race, aud money was placed very
evenly on all, with Williams's entries
somewhat in the lead. Bruton's Stony
Batter and Uncle Dan both seemed to be
in splendid condition, and Hattie D. H.
was in fine form.
The start was a tedious one, all of
tho horses so anxious to go that by
the time they Btartcd they were well
blown and badly harried. Stony Batter
insisted on leavir.ii before tho word was
given, and Bruton's other entry wanted to
fly np the track in the other direc tion. A
tine Biart was final y made, with Stony
Batter in tho led, Pat .Sheedy
second. They ran very well together
for a hundred yards when Stony Batter
beiran losing and Pat Sheedy sprang ahead
to the front. Mattie Corbett never extri
cated herself from tbe bench, and Uncle
Dan had a very lively road to travel.
Be"s;e Hinckley did some splendid work
just before the turn was reached, jut
dropped back again, and as they all swept
into the quarter-stretch it waa seen that
Hattie D. li. was pusliiii!; Pat Sheedy
hard, while Longford had fallen back.
The race down the quarter-etretch was as
exciting as any one could have desired,
the splendid woik Hattie was doing rais
ing the enthusiasm of the crowd to the
highest pitch. In a hundred yards of the
string she passed Pat Sheedy like a flash
and came in a winner by a length, Stony
Batter a good third, the others strung out
Thus the second favorito bit the dust.
THIRD BACK.
There wai perhaps less interest iu the
third r.oe than in any one of the four. In
the pools sold Ultimatum was favorite,
with Filecn second choice. Coral, Morris
& Patton'a entry, was scratched, and there
were six starters. Ultimatum, Ida Hope,
L'anana. Eileen, Nunnie Uentry and Tip
sy. The raee was one and one-eighth
miles, Memphis Oaka, for three-year-old
fillies, $"f.0, $100 to Srond.
Ti e start waa a fair one, but as usual
the favorite failed to show np after the
drum tapped, cither at the start or
linish. Banana took the lead with
Tipay second, but almost immedi
ately fell back and gave place to
Ida Hope, who was neck-and-neck with
Tipsy when they passed nnder the
string, Kileen upon her (juarter. Nan
nie Gentry and Ultimatum never
got within a reaching distance of the win
ner. At the half mile Ida Hope led by a
length, Tipsy pushing her hard as they
swept up the grade, and the came posi
tions were maintained as the; turned the
last quarter and came pell-mell down the
stretch, every whip being vigorously ap
plied. Eileen made half a dozen magnili
cent bounds and half way down the
stretch gained a position by Ida Hope's
side, kept it a moment and then fell back.
Ida Hope won easily, Tipsy second and
Kileen third.
THE STEEPLECHASE.
Hurdle races and steeplechases are al
ways popular every where,and especially so
in Memphis, but that witnessed yesterday
afternoon was one of the prettiest ever
seen on the Memphis Jockey Club
grounds. It was over a short courpe, and
tho starters were King Dutchman, Worth,
Aurelian andllowdy Boy. The Dutchman
was the favorite the night before, but Au
relian had the Bympathy of the crowd at
the track. Worth had his friends and
liowdy Boy had lew backers. Those who
put their money on him simply bet that
a',1 the others would break their legs or
necks.
A good start waa had, Rowdy Boy
and Areiian taking the first hurdle
together slightly in advance of King
Duchmari and Worth, who ran to
gether. The second and third hurdles
were taken in the came manner, but
at that point all except King Dutchman
flew the track, giving him 200 yards start
before they could get straight again. Feel
ing that be had the purse in his hands.
King Dutchman's rider held him in and
saved him for a final eft'ort, Rowdy Boy
and Aurelian slowly gaindon him, and as
they started out upon the track they were
all together. Kowdy Boy looKed like a
winner until his jockey leu in taking a
hurdle, leaving Aurelian alone to wrestle
with King Dutchman. Aurelian took the
lead as soon as he touched the flat, bat
King Dutchman, rested by the advantage
he had gained, answered nobly to the call
of his rider aud dashed in a winner by a
length.
TlicDax-
Taking everything together, tho opening
day was a saccoss. While there were no
horses of extraordinary reputation, they
were all good o-ien, and first-rate time was
made, considering that the track was a lit
tle heavy on account of the dust, and that
the wind wa3 blowing hard. Fellowplay 'a
name in the iitrt of entries for the first race
gave it a good deal of interest, and Mattie
Corbett's reputation at New Orleans made
the money fly in the second. A steeple
chase is always interesting, and so far as
enjoyment, pure and simple, goes, it was
the most attractive of yesterday 'a events.
ttnmraary.
New jlems-hiB Jockey Club ground?,
hi jt day, April -OiU. Track dusty asd
wind blowinfaard. Good attendance and
moderate bettiniz. Judges. Napoleon Hill,
John Overton, jr. Timers. S. 8. Brown
and Wm. Cottrell.
FIRST RAf-E.
John D. Adnms Introductory Scramble, for ail
. Purse SMi, of which M)to second, lhree-
fourths of a mile.
. is. I5rwn s Aiona, 112, 4 years, en r, C berry,
blue cap; liucktlun .Munomanla 1
,M:kflon h Son's Piuk Cottatre, 115, 5 years, b m,
old gold, blueslceves. old gold and blue cap;
liuekeen Beatrice - 2
Morris k Pat ton's Fellowplay, 117, atred.bff.
purple, white cap: iioiiKieiiow rfatma ... 3
W. B. Seamon's Castilian, 112. 4 years, br iu.
hlue and drab, blue oup; rr in cat on daiu
imp. Ca?taway... 4
. ts. Campbell's Miss Goodrich, 112, 5 years,
b m, red, blue sleeves and cap; King Bird
Betsy Brnnch - fi
Eugene Leigh's Avery, 114, 4 years, b g, blue,
ola goia sleeves, blue cap, while baud; Or
am is Carrie P fi
C. K. Duty's Lord Clifton. 117. 4 years, b h,
black, orange cap; liuckden dam Enquirer. 7
. L. Bond's Annie L, 112, 4 years, b m, white,
blue sleeves, rod cap; Billot Mary L 8
, A. Bruton's Talleyrand, 117, s g, black and
orange, orange cap; tiroat Toiu Bernecia.... 9
111061:18.
Pools Auction Bold: Lord Clifton. $25:
Feliownlay, if 7; Mona, 3: field. $7- In
ho books: Mona. 41 to win, 7 5 for
place; Pink Cottage, 501 to win, 15 1
lor place. French pools paid: Straight,
10; Mona, place, $ lo ; neld, 5;o.
SECOND RACE.
Gaston's. Hotel Stakes. For two year oldst flB.
pay or play, or only glo if riecla-ed out on or be
fore March loth, with V'addwd, of which $11"' to
second, third to save stake. Winners of any
stake nve itouods extra, two or more stakes seven
pounds extra, une-bait nnie.
B. B. Mellien's llatttie D. 11.: Buckden Kate
Walker 1
J. T. W Illinois' s Pat Sheedy. 102. b e. black, red
sasn and Cap; linbon r leunlla I
, A. Mr u ton a bumy Matter, H, b g, black, old
cold hooos en sleevoB, orance can: lliichiand-
er Imp. Countess.. ....... 3
, A- tiruton s tnclo lan, 102, b s;, black, old
hoei'S on pleovcs or an ire can : Kossifer lnin.
Shaw rock . 4
Win. Uuttreirs liesste lli.nckly. liy, b f, red and
red. white sash: Buckden Wil ie Hincklv...
Gray &. Co.' Lucas, lo2, ch g. purple and white.
wnitertasn; raustns Liaiy nestle".. 0
, T. Williams's Muttie 0orbctt,l07. br a. black.
red sash and can: Lisbon (ilena ft
Morns A ration s Lonpli.rd, li, br c, purple
hite cap; Loujt:cllr w Planet
Time &1.
roots Auction sola:. Williams's en
tries, $25: Loncford, $ti; Burton's, $7; Lu
cas, i7; Bessie Lfinklv, $3; Hattie I. IT.,
$10. In the books: Ilattie X. IT., 51;
Sheedy, 51 to win; Hattie D. H., 21 ;
8beedv,l-l for place. French paid straight,
$49; rat Sheedy, $19 20; Hattie IK 11. t
$10 wu lorpiace.
Memphis Oaks, ror three-year-old fillies: ftV,
entrance, with&5TtO added, of which 6100 to sec?
una, (.mru 10 nave suiae. vne ana one-etKatn
mites.
Ed Corritjran's Ida Hope, Kk"), b f, green, white
sa.eh; King Alfonso A untria......
W. L. Collins's Tipxy, pif), b f, red, white lash;
Buckner Tipperary Girl
L. Curran'a Kileen, 105, bf, creen. white strips:
irgil La Belle Helena 3
jyrono t-tar stable, Aaunie Gentry, pu, b f, bla-k
old itold star, cap same; Endower Bell4
Barclay- 0
d lorrican s tianaua, l(k, cb 1. irreen. white
SHfb: King Ban lleret-ay 0
Morris & Patton's Coral, H6, br f, purple, white
cap; lN'arruttiinett Jet Q
n ui.oiireii g Liuinaium, iun, 0 1, black, red
sah and cap; Kins; Alfonso Lltiiua 0
lime-i;:Ul.
Tools Auction sold : Ida Hope and Ba
nana, 1 ; iiieen, no-, Ullirnatum, $2oi
Nannie Gentry, 48; Tipsy, JO. In the
books: Ida Hope, 3 1 ; Tipsy, 101,
to win. Ida Hop?, 85; Tipsy, f 2,
lor piac?. rrencn paui: .traiiitit, $Jtf 00
Ida Hope, if 13 10; Tipsy, $21 10, for
place.
FOURTH RACE.
H&nduHp 5teeidRrhie. Purso of 100. nfulii. li
t7o to si-cond and i'S to third. Entries to bo made
at the track at 1 o'clock p.m. Saturday, April
ism. n eiKnii 10 ue announcca at s p.m. Lecla
rations to uo ma tic nt o p.m. same day. luree
more horseti, the property of different lowners, to
uiuri or no ra'e. ruon e-ieppiernase course.
S. Shea, KinR Dutchman, Mo, aei-d, br g. black.
inajrenti. hoops: Loufc-t'etlow Little Girl. 1
jonn urayer, Aureuau, i.v, o yi-ars, en, green
Dd jireen, white crescent; fcpri nv brook
Aurolia.... 2
Worth, YS, f years, h g, blue and red, blue
cup; K'iutf B'u Mode.- 3
ttowuy ioy, nu, aged, b g, red and blue, blue
saisa; ftnent trieud-Miindy 0
Pools Auction gold: Kint? Dutchman,
$1.3; Worth, $15; Aure'iao, $18; Rowdy
Boy, $0. In the books; Dutchman, $2 50
1; Anrehan, 21; Worth, 31
Rowdy Boy, 7 1. French pools paid:
Straight, $14 20; for place, Dutchman,
frs -u; Aureuan, iu.
To-On'a Events.
To-day's events are four in numlier and
the entries include many of the most rapid
livers on ine turt. rooi-seincg at tue 1 ea-
body last night, Ira E. Bride, pool-seller.
lneseiunr; was as lollows:
V-'trsi liace. Leo Line "Straight Away."
rurse, j.jix, oi wni.n too to second
maiden allowances. One mile. Secret,
itn, s ; r avor, iul', John Snlliyan,
118, $-i ; Matinee, 112, $3ti; Belle B., 116, $4 ;
Bi-ringUKe, su, i.i; Guydette, !)4, $3; Ad
venturer, 118, 2: kisber, 109. $J.
Second Ilace. Peabody Hotel handicap.
for ait ages; acash handicap sweepstake of
5-1 A 1. U : ,J :
ciu eneu, tu ud puiu ui uuie ui uaiuiug, wiin
$15 add tional for slartere, with $300 ad-.'ed
by the proprietor of the Peabody Hotel, of
whicut-llio to second, third to save stake.
One and one-eightb milea Swinney, 110,
i;: siocum, ioi', erz Kyle. 11
$100;Bob Miles, 112, $50; Rock, 00, $13;
iiatet, jo;, $io.
intra Hues.. i-wensein selling race.
Purse $:!00, of which $K) to second : horses
entered to be sold for $2000; carry weieht
for age, 1 pound allowed for each $100
down to SluOO: then 2 pounds for each
$100 down to $500; maideus oi 3 years al
lowed A pounds additional, ot 4 years or
npward, 8 pounds; eurplus of "winner's
bai t to be divided between second horse
and atsociation. Tl ree-finrtl8 mile heals.
Hot Box, 79, $14; Mavolio, tw, $); Little
Nell, $00, $7 ; F.ve K., 105, $25 ; Twilight,
z; 31 anuory.j WL', 54: Uasullian, 102
$'.; Metropolis 101, $25; Bonnie S.. fl,$3;
Glenrocs.OO, 5ti; Gabe C, SO, S3; Becalm,
to, t.
tomlh Jlaec. Menken puree 5300. of
which $75 to second ; a handicap for all
ages; declarations to be made at o o clock
p.m. sme dav. One and one-sixteenth
miles. R. Monee, t4, $20 ; Joe Shelby.
lou, s-io; uompensatior, 10j, $10; -Kansas,
100, $20; Olivette. 110, $20: Agincourt. 90.
4 ; Neophyte, 85, to ; Foxhound, 302, $12;
Mattie Kapture, im, JJ; lrgie Herne,
00, l .i,
Tnrl Talk.
" Windy.
Butting fair.
Track very dusly.
Capt. Ed Hart was there.
Faver is down for to-day.
Mona made the money go.
Uncle Dan didn't get there.
Fellowplay didn't Ret a place.
Mr. A. R. GibBon was starter.
All the favorites were beaten.
Col. Montgomery was on hand.
The greenhorns won the money.
Good time, everything considered.
Fine fun in store for the boys to-day.
To-day's races will ba as good as any this
weeK.
The steeplechase v3 the prettiest of
ine day.
The Democratic flag-pole is there so ia
the tla,.'.
The grounds are in bslter shape than
ever oeiore.
Plenty of money will be put up on Bob
janes to-oay.
There were not a great many white hats
at tne track yesterday.
Hattie D. H. was not a dead-head, bat
a oeaoener to tne Doy$.
The winners Mona, Hattie D. H., Ida
ciops auu .ding i 'ti u u itian.
The bigeest French pool yesterday was
foj on rink uottage lor a place.
There were more ways than the pool
stanua to win and lose yesterday.
Rowdy Eoy's rider was not badly hurt.
rie walked away alter the accident.
Faver, who runs to-day, is the favorite
five to one lor the Louisville Derby.
Old Monitor is coming ont this season as
lrisity and as sound as a two year old.
John Spellman has bought of Commo
dore fcattson the ca. c. bt. Paul, by Alarm,
A wh leper comes from the Green Morris
stable that Freeman has tbe legs of Favor.
Dan Swigert has bought the b. m. Floral
b., by War Dance, Elorac, and breeds her
to trieneig.
The timers' stand will be completed to
day. It is provided with an elegant wind
ing stairs.
2o, i won t buy fellowplay for a
place," said a Bport yesterday. "He will
be in the lead or nowhere.
There was not a dronken man to be
seen yesterday. N o accidents nothing to
mar the pleasure ot the day.
The roads were excellent yesterday and
the driving would have been fine, except
ior tne powdered stone and clay.
The young ladies were in the reserved
eeats in three of the races yesterday
mona, name u. n.ana iaa nope won.
l.uck is ail teat win hold a man np in a
half mile race for two year olds. The old
est man in the world couldn't pick out the
winner.
President Cleveland has bought his
coach team, browns of sixteen hands one
inch, at Ponghkeepsie.
Mr. J. Lucas Turner's b. m. Sally Ed
wards, by Panic Optima (dam of Peru,
Richard L. and Mnnjow), imp. Knight of
cu ueorge, win te bred to imp. (jhlan,
Mr. J. Lucas Tamer's b. m. Eugenia,
by Jack Malone a Shark mare by Tight-
man, on friday last foaled a chestnut colt
to imp. itapture, and will be bred to imp,
Lnian.
There are fifty races at the Washington,
D. C , meeting, which extends from June
27th to July 11th. The sum of $?4,250 is
added, with something more for extra
purses on July 4th. An entrance of three
per cent, is levied on purse races.
It is now said J,hat Count Kinksy 'a mare,
Zoedone, who won the grand national
steeplechase last year and started a warm
favorite for the same event three weeks
hack, waa chloroformed before the race.
She had never been known to make a mis
take, but on this occasion fell at the trial
hurdle, blundered over the first two
fences and jumped into the middle of the
third, a ditch, it took twelve minutes to
get her on her legs again.
J5VEP.Y first-elan, dealer sells Opera Puffs
CUMretlaJ ; o cenu lor iu: iu csdis ior M.
Miirls to Order for $1.
The Memphis Steam Laundry and Shirt
Factory will now take your order for their
$1 Shirt, all-linen bosom and Wameuttaor
J-rmtoi the Loom body, to be delivered
first week in May. Summer underwear
made to order. Perfect fit guaranteed
U.HJiNOLL'i, timer.
COUNTY COURT.
Meeting la Adjoarned Session Yesterday
R. M. Mason Elected Snperintend-
ent or the Workhouse.
Constables Ordered to Tarn Over lists
of Unpaid P.ll'Taxes to the
Collector.
The County Court met yesterday morn
ing at 10 o'clock pursuant to adjournment.
Chairman Smith presiding. -
ine minutes ot toe previous meeting
were read and approved.
WOUKHOUSK SVl'KBIHTBNDENT.
The election for superintendent of the
workhouse then came up, and J. A. Mer
cer and R. M. Mason were placed in nom
ination. The It rut ballot resulted in tue
election of Mason by a vote of 12 to 11
The salary of the superintendent was
fixed at$i0 oer month and Dond at &joi;o,
W. 11. Oloncnel was elected overseer oi
the workhouse by acclamation at a salary
of io Der month.
The reDort ot the committee appointed
to draw up rules and define tho duties of
the superintendent of the workhouse was
presented and adopted.
NOTABY PUBLIC.
E. B. McHenry and W. C. Martin were
appointed notaries public.
LAW LICENSES.
F. R. Hunt. C. H. ShotweU and J. A. O.
Brougbton were licensed to practice law
in the magistrates courts ot the county,
R&sIUSED.
Tbe resignation of W. T. Arbuckle as
road overseer nn theLBgrangeand Raleigh
road was accepted and Martin Graves ap
pointed to fill the place.
poll-tax.
It was ordered that all constables hay
ing possession cf certified statements cr
lists of unpaid poll-taxes, known as back
poll-taxes, shall at once turn over the
tame for collection to the back poll-tax
collector ot the county, who alone is au
thorized to collect said tax ; and it was fur
ther ordered that hereafter the trustee, on
making hia annual settlement with the
chairman of this court, shall make out
and deliver to the back poll-tax collector a
list of all unpaid polls ia the county, ac
cording to wards and civil districts, on re
ceipt of which said back poll-tax collector
shall proceed at once to collect said tax in
accordance with law.
assessment reduced.
The petition of John R. Godwin for
reduction of assessment on a lot of land on
the Pigeon Roost road was granted.
BEI'OitT KKJfc.c-.-Ki.
The report of tho jury cf view on the
opening of Trczavani avenue out from the
Uollytord road through to Blackniore ave
nue was presented and rejected.
NO AWNINGS ALLOWBD.
The petition of Sheriff Cannon for awn
ingg and matting for his ollice was rejected,
shemkk's accounts.
The following accounts Dresented bv
me Bnerin were allowed : 1'er diem. Chan
cery Court, January to April, $124; per
diem, Circuit Court, January lo April,
$118; jury biil, Cir-juit Conrt, January to
April, 5-1 iu; per diem, Probate Court,
January to April, $128; per diem, County
Court, $12; per diem. Criminal Court.
January to April, $2i0; lunacy jail bill
ior j-.iatcii, bo; lunacy jail bill lor Jan
uary, jt;art:ett lail bill for Marco. $5
60; jail bill for February, $75; workhouse
convict lail bill for February. 5408 30
lunacy jail bill for February, $10 50; Bart-
lett lail Din lor r ebruarv. 112 20: iai bill
for March, $100 00; workhouse convict
bill for March, $3(i8 55; jury bill, Criminal
ixrarr, January to April, ibo; workhouse
convict Mil lor January, $527 47; Shelby
cuumy jui aucuuut. ior January, ui oo.
MISCELLAKEOI S ACCOUNTS.
The following accounts were allowed
J. A. Bailey Co., $lo 00; J. A. Bailey
Co., $214 05; J. P. Mahoney, $409; John K.
Handler Co., $312 21; De-'uan c4 Co.
$25 35; W. H. Coover.tlll 00; ri. Batten-
tcrg, 244 7S; H. Wetter &. Co., $242 15
H. B. Pass. $200 0: H. Buttonberz.
$41 50;Orgi!l Bros, $20; B. Lowenetein
4l Bros , $2 2 ; M. Goodman & Co.. $18
Geo. Kubeeh & Son, $34: B. Lowenstein &
Uros., fcioO 03; A. Ivohlbry & Co., $v0 75,
ACCOUNTS CONTINUED.
The following accounts were continued
Murray & Brown, repairing bridj .$60: G,
b. Jordan, prolessional services, $10.
PO0RHOU3K FENCE.
The Clarksviile hedge fence was adopt
ed I or the pooruouse, and the cnairman
authorized to contract for the same.
BEOUC-T10K3 OF ASSitlbHESTJ.
A number of petitions for reduction ol
assessments were received and allowed,
LA BOB OK CONVICTS.
It was ordered that the convicts in the
workhouse be subject to the orders of the
Turnpike Commiisionera, who will utilize
them in working tne roads and making
turnpikes. This is believed to be the most
economical and at the same time most ad
vantageous manner of working convicts.
COMPENSATION OF ASSESSOr.
County Attorney Jordan gava an opin
ion as to the eompeusion of assessors, ho'.d
ing that in assessing corporations the
assessor is entitled to compensation for
one came only, when the assessment is
made in the name of tho corporation, but
that when the shares are assessed to each
shareholder, together with the amount
and value of each, then the assessor is en
titled to compensation for each share
holder. ADJOURNED.
The court then adjourned to 9 o'clock
this morning
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
A number of pea. warrants will ba
tried on appeal in the Criminal Conrt to
day. Only one marriatre licens" was issued
yesterday Wm. Finck and Miss Pauline
Knits.
-The Memphis 'Cycle Club meets to
night to diacufes important business. Full
attendance dsired.
The game between the Memphis and
Columbus clubs yesterday resulted in
favor of the latter by a score of 8 to 6.
Mr. Een Hogan and his wife will ad
dress meetings in the Hernando Stieet
Methodist church, corner Hernando and
Linden streets, every night this week.
The three clays spring meeting of the
Memphis 'Cycle Ciub begins next Thurs
day. The cups, medals and purses will be
contested for by wheelmen from all the
large cities.
The Paper 1 Yorld declares that the ten
plagues of a newspaper office are borea.
cranks, rats, cockroaches, typographical
errors, axchange fiends, book canvasserp,
deliin)tient subscribers and the man who
alaya knows how to run the paper hetter
than the editor hintself.
We omitted to state in our notics in
Sunday's Appeal that Miss Lilly Laski
was one of the most admired performera
at tbe beuetit for the joint lodges of the
Knights of Pythias. For an amateur she
is a veiy clever and promising performer
ana deserves credit ior ner playing on Sat
urday. In the Criminal Court yesterday the
case of John T. Sntton. charsed with
fraudulent breach of trnst, was reset for
the 24th instant : Jesse Cooper, alias Alex
ander, for petit larceny, one year in the
penitentiary; John JVlcCall, larceny, not
vuuty ; Jim Uailey, petit larceny, one year
in penitentiary, and Leroy Young, assault
ana Dattery, was taxed with the costs.
The largest line of cheap light summer
reading in ine city ia to oe found at Mans-
ford s, 208 Main BtreeL He has 4000
raittVj. 2500 Franklin Square Library, 1000
puvaeieuiuuuui cneap novels, irom tea to
twenty-five cents, and the only full line of
newspapers and magazines to be found in
the city. Step in. you will surely find
something yon wish to read. He receives
lour new novels daily at 6 o clock p.m.
The jury in the case of Biggins r. the
cnesapeake ana umo railroad, whi.:h has
been on trial in the Circuit Court for some
time, yesterday returned a verdict Ior the
plaintiff for $500 damages. This ia the
case oi the Engineer Higgins who was
killed some time ago in an accident near
Covington. His widow sued for $:0,000.
It was alleged that tbe cow-catcher was
defective or it would have thrown tbe
animal from the track, thereby averting
the disaster by wnicn iiiggins lost hislue.
The new law which riracticaily re
duces the rates of postage by increasing
the weight ot matter to be carried at the
present rates goes into -effect July 1st.
After that time it will be lawful to mark
any article in a newspaper to which it ia
desired to call especial attention, which ia
not now tne case, ine new law also pro
vides for the issuance of a ten-cent stamp
which will entitle the letter npon which it
is placed to immediate delivery at any
place oi population or more.
Mgr.Capel, in consequence of the death
of an intimate friend, will net arrive in
Memphis until Wednesday morning. He
will deliver the lectures on Wednesday
and Thursday nights in place of Tuesday
and Wednesday, as announced. The free
lecture will be given to the schools at 3:30
o clock Wednesday afternoon. We have
no doubt that St. Peter's church will be
crowded on all three occasions. He will
receive his friends on Wednesday after
noon and all day Thursday at St Peter's
parsonage.
To-morrow the nuisance casee , includ
ing all the bntcherhouses and slaughter
pens in Chelsea, for contaminating the
waters of the bayou and Wolf river near
the waterworks by running off offal and
tilth into those streams, will come op
before Judge Douglass. A special venire
of twenty-four business men has been
summoned to try the cases. These cases
are of considerable importance, for should
the jury decide that they are nuisances, it
will necessitate the removal of all the
butcherhouses and slaughter-pens to
South Memphis.
The trustees of the University of
North Carolina announce that they will
bold a meeting in Jnne or early in July
for tbe purpose of electing a professor ol
English language and literature, a pro.
lessor of French and German, a profex -or
of the theorr and art of teaci;; : ? nt Ut
gogics), a professor of agricuitotii ckes-
istry and mining, an assistant proiesaor ol
pare mathematics, an assistant professor
of economic geology, botany and ento
mology ; an assistant proiessor oi pnysica
and engineering. Persona desiring to
compete for the positions should for ward
their testimonials to Kemp T. liattle, pres
ident, at Chapel Hill, N. 0., by the 1st of
one.
A physician now residing in Roches
ter, N. V., but who spent many years of
his lice in India, gives the following ad
vice as the result of his experience with
cholera in that country: "Absolute clean
liness ot person and premises are aids to
the escapo from the virulence of this dis
ease. Lime should be nsed in large quan
tities in all outbuildings. Cellars should
be properly cleansed and whitened with
lime. Above all, water for cooking and
drinking purposes should be boiled before
using. In diet all kinds of meat should
be studiously avoided. AU other food
should be seasoned with capsicum or
cayenne. A quantity of good brandy
should be kept at hand. Tha first thing
done by native physicians is to place the
patient in a hot bath, into which has been
thrown a quantity of mustard, and the
body and limbs thoroughly rubbed, at tbe
same time giving freely of brandy and
capsicum. Alter removing trom tbe bath
wipe dry, place the patient in a warm bed.
with hot water baths to the extremities.
and if tbe third stage has not been reached
before this treatment is given thare are
great chances for the recovery of the pa
tient." This is worth cutting out for use
in case ol a visitation ot cholera this sum
mer. Of Iserby Daj-Uraad Maaqaerade Ball
WpdandaJ Might.
Derby day promises to be a grand one,
and it has been decided to give the grand
est ball of the season at the Exposition
building next Wednesday night. Arnold's
full band will be in attendance, and tha
building will be in a blaze of electricity
and of gorgeous gotgeonsness. The op
portunity should not be neglected by lov
ers of fun and frolic.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
aton's Hotel.
W. II. BINGHAM Misisil.
European plan. Enlarged and refurnished.
Prices according to size and location ot rooms,
C B Jones Aw, Tonn Jese Patterson, Tenn
Kd W Mo.irmit, N Y L lirady. Ark
A 8 Kodirer. Ark D II Miipruan, Tenn
Mrs biuliblctiel-t As.Ten J E Miller, Ky
Homer Brown, La 11 C llunavant, Ark
J U tiist, Ter Jno Wells, Miss
M Miller, Miss ICJuiif. Mi-i
T N liboj. j. Miss Al'.nio Monk. Ala
A II (iates. Ark 11 Blnvlook if. N Y
J A CrorTord iw, Tenn .Mr Zach Tajlor. Tenn
Miss Lilian Kemp, Miss Mi's Lula Ireraio, Miss
C L ria?h. Ark W M Lewellan. Ark
M-..3 A u hoi, JUiss 1 cartwriKht, lenn
() I'ttts. lnu
J It Mmler, lenn
K K Uyrne Aw, Ky
J 1'istier, Mis
T S A'lerholdt, Miss
U W Hunt, Miss
W II Wriicht, Ark
Dr lun-an Aw. Ky
Miss b Moore, Miss
T Dyke, La
W C Mellouuiil, Ark
)r Busubr &t. Hiss
J Myers. Mips
Mrs L Black, Tenn
T DCulberhouse, Ark
. T Uarpsnninir. 11 K
W J Walsh, Ala
W W tiarrett, Ala
Mis C Hoss, Mirs
Mi-s Kenson. Miss
Mix M Ingr-im, Miss
1' Coleman, Tenn
J W Little, Ky
V Burns, Hi
W II Scales, 111
J 3 Carr-.ll, La
M llealus Aw, Miss
C 11 W eaver, Ark
C P Yale, La
J L Shaw. La
K Hums, Xenn
L V Butler. Tenn
W Fibber, Miu
A Liodsl, j Misd
A Thomas, Miss
11 Uopktn. Ark
Mm h JM lUid, Ky
V C.Mill, La
Wm M Robertson, La
J i) Culbcrhoufe, Ark
J IX Niy, Ark
W Mnrrin &w, Tenn
.1 0 .lodge, SUs
W I Altman, Ark
C A Fiote, Mo
1) C White, Ala
W C Dishrow, Mo
Miss L Ben pod. Mijjj
M ps N IIosp, Mie
is U'is-hainucs. IU
W D Corbett, Tonn
F W Sicfi d, Tenn
Mi- K Kiiso, IU
It iir;inttrd, Ky
W O liv, Tenn
Mrn Phillip. Ark
tt M Wright, T;nn
J P Houston, Mms
J K (i-ifctoOTfMM:.. Arlr
W B Kenves, Mit,s
K t-omerviile Aw, lenn it w Ai iller. Miss
A C Well A. La H Evers. La
Mi MShinault, Miss tl- 11 Hcnsitn, Miss
L U .liinrault. Miss J H McPhaii, Tenn
M J AU xandcr iw.Miss W U Perkine, T-x
J Bradley, La J M Bellinger, MUg
J C Evan- tf. Ark F II Neavy, Miss
W L Meek, Mim J h Boon, Miss
K R Anthony, Tenn J J Cuuya K K
W E NuLM'il. Miss J M Kobornon, Miss
J 0 Partner, Mies J iouoe, Ky
Mies Minnie Shinuult, Miss.
Clarendon Hotel.
Centrally Wated- near new Cotton Exchange
nd foto'DC. Hales. Si nor dav.
A. A. UUKLESOS..
. 1 BOfRIETOB
Mrs A L Difty, Ark
J Oondun, city
J W Walters, Va
R doodricn. Ark
J S bkinner. Ark
I Frc-I, Atlanta
W B Mourn, Mo
A L Ferryman, Ala
N V Overboiej-, Ark
8 It Muuu, CliicuKo
J T 0 Hubs Ark
C K Aikio, llenver
(i R Fox, La
W MF.ynn.NY
C Pare. Fort Stx.tt
K L Ad kins, Salmon City
j j worreii. lenn
T II Freel, Atlanta
J 11 Ktans. Mo
P Short, bnricgfield
J Tr:intcr, Ky
W L Marsh, city
HA Miller, Miss
A K W iao. Ark
J Alec abe, Mo
J G Edwards, Mi?s
Miss N L Woolen, Miss A Jones. Ark
T P Stuart. Ky
W K Parkins. Tex
Mifs Malorcs, N T
MUs Monk, X Y
(1 Davidson, -N" Y .
H-t-rv Tapper, N Y
M l'rim, a Y
0 Collin, N Y
C llaekborno, N Y
Ml" France, X Y
B O Wers, N Y
Oliver Doud, S Y
Jas Kurney, N Y
J C Moib'v, N Y
Percy C Waiter, NT
J M Sturaeon. Ohio
8 L Spru
Mi.s R a
L Sprinfrr, h
8 J Ak.tHnder, Tenn
lex. nder, Tenn Mi.s M Pulliam,
Tenn
W F Pulliam. Tonn
J bl Dudnev As.
Tenn
Miss lludiiey, Tenn
L P Chauiijets, Tenn
C II Weaver, Ark
J W Ciambee, Tenn
J Greemale, Ark
T A Llirine. Tenn
Mi.as L Johnson.
lenn
J W Juoks. X Y
J B Stonr, Tenn
J w Cooney, Miss
D Abramsoc, Ark
M Jones A SoD.!tfipi
John K Head, Tann
C i' Yale La,
li C Oppenheim.r, X J
J J orrcll lenn,
I ree.N Y1
u ore.
Biff's European Hotel,
Comer of Adains and Main streets. Rooms 75c
and 51 iwr day; Ao-erican plan per day.
J. M.DL l r V lloyrs with Peahoiy Hotel), 1'aor'l
J B Xaniont. Ark C A Damon, Mo
J Mathew. Ark J W h riiiee. eitr
J (ireen, MJtliRKE M H I .Hon Aw, Miss
M For.t. Ky
W 11 Hyde. Ia
.1 A lliiyley. Ark
V. R Cranale, Tenn
Vi B Rose, Ark
U W Wbeolcr, Pa
J M Haves. Ill
P 11 Duflv. M 1
1) It r-impson, Tenn
T L Reynolds. Tenn
W F F.varte, M
A L Editar, N Y
C 11 blackbnrn. Ark
C A Uibson, A-';
Alfred Adams. Ill
J A Johnson, Ark
T B liordon Aw, Ark
J K rrp.iikltu. Ark
XV Heitnick, Ark
It Parkor, Ark
J II Smith,-Ark
II Hub-be, Ark
X M Means, Mis,
W II Wilson, Tenn
W M Johnson, lean
J L Baker, Mo
P Douelass. Tex
J T Taylor, Mi"8
T J Woodson, Va
R f Matthews, Miss
L P Adams, Tenn
A CJ Yi ells As, Ark
F Baldwin. Tenn
W O Strickland, Tenn
M V Crump, Tenn
W Tl McLaughlin, Ark
G V,' Brown, Mis.
A Adams, III
S H 8ouic, Miss
K L Alscbrook, Tenn
K Puvh. Tenn
li 8 Collins, Tenn
W W Robinson, Misl
V Roo, Miss
C Foote Aw, Mo
O Niekles, Ala
en K P :,eely. Tenn
W C Richardson, Misl
1. L .Nance, Miss
J Porterfiel,), Tenn
Jamc' Inuis, Ark
A B Mttbon. Miss
J U beat, lenn
I A Smith, leco
Mrs A II WriithticArk S Benton. Tonn
A Michael, Tenn J L Cain Aw, iliss
P B Akers, Mis,.
DRAW-POKER is much dearer than a draw O
an oiler, run urareue: a cent tor in.
MEXKEX'S I.WITATIOX
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Y1SIT0RS AXD STRAXGERS,
We cordially invite all to visit our
House, the wonder of the world, thirty
stores under one roof, containing every
article worn by men, women and chil
dren, as well as the materials to make
them.
BIESKEVS.
Trains will rua between Memphis and
tbe race-track during the week, as follows:
Leave Memphis and Charleston railroad
depot at ;:12 o'clock a.m., 11 a ru., 12 m.
1 p.m., 1 :30 p.m.. 2 p.m. and 2 :30 P.m.
Trains will return as soon as races are
over, making as many trips as necessary
to get the people back to the city com-
lortaoiy.
Tickets, twentv-five cents for the round
trip, for sale at 2"78 Main street, Memphis
ana L oarieaton railroad depot, and Vance
street crowine.
. Annual pasaes net cood on these trains.
Xos. 7, 9, 11, Uader Ihe Flaff,
On West Court street, is the best place to
get a fine breakfast, dinner, lunch and
supper. Also the best and coolest beer.
wines, etc., in the city. Don't miss tocaU
on beorge Schilly at above place.
Special Arrangements
Have been made by Sol Cole
man, importer of Havana Ci
frars, nnder the Terrace Gar
den, whereby telegrams will
be received direct from the
Eace Track reporting the re
salt of each race during the
coming week. ,
Molford, Jeweler, Main,
Shirts, and Furnishing Good.
-Have your Bhirta made to order. Get
them to fit Give the order at May's,
where the best can be obtained. Buy
furnishing goods there. He has ths pret
tiest gooua ana more ot tnem.
Order BSedalf at Mulford.
ADDITIONAL KIYS NEWS.
Vicksburo, April 20 No arrivals. De
parted: City of St. Louis, New Orleans.
St.Locis, April 20. Nisht River fallen
1 inch, and is now 20 feet 4 incbes by the gauge,
and fulling. Weather cloudy and -howery, warm.
Arrive.! : Oakland and barges. New Orleans; City
of Oftiro, Yickiburg. No departures of regular
packets. -
brightest, moet deltcatvly slaTorel, and bt-jlieet cont gold leaf grown in Vlrvinia,
and are ausolutoly wltlaoat lultraUon or druxn. We ilso the Gei-ml-ae Knecb Itt-e
Papex of our own direct Importation, which is maue especially fur ua, water marked with Uie
STRAiGHXCU:
came of the brand RlrhiBond Strnlarht Cut Ko. 1 on each Cigarette, wilhout whlrh
Cf tin are gomime. Imttatlona of tin t-rniid hove tKn mt on sale, and Cigarette smokers
are tiauiloneH that thi is tho old and original brand, and to observe thai each package
or box of Ktrhruond Ntral'rtiT i'st
CigaittUsb bears the signature of
ALLEN & G'NTEf?
II a F aj.TV aUUtf ,
RlCUllVSiD, V1KOI.MA.
M ACKIOWLEDGED
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Our well selected stock for the Snrinc and Summer of 1SS5 is now full and
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a few quotations from our
These are the suits you
all the way from $12 to $15. according to the ability
figrures. We show over 35 handsome shades and mixtures
a fair profit and save you big money.
S12.00
At this fisrare we offer
QUALITY ALL-WOOL SUITS shown in the Southern market. The fabric3 being
Cassimeres, Cheviots, Plaids and Plain Goods. These eoods are perfect fitting:, hand
some trimmed and equals the
SlS.OO
These prices represent
Youths npon which we claim an actual valuation of from $25 to $30.00. You can
save the enormous difference in price the Merchant Tailors would ask, and no better
ni can De secured.
SPECIAL
ioys3
I
Don't Forget We make a Specialty of Boys' and
JL. HAI.3LE, FropF,
II. L FLANAGAN
-DEALER IS
Watches,
Jewelry,
Diamonds,
Silverware,
-FISB-
CLOCKS and SPECTACLES
313 Ft'AIN STREET.
Corner Monroe, SSeinphi' sTennu
KF.PATRrNfr A SPROTALT .
a ruunrurtsuoe.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, Office of
Indian Affairs, Washing'on. March 30, 1SKS.
Sealed proposals, indorsed "Proposals for Beef
(.bide tor lieel must be bu omit tea in separate en
velopes), Iacon, Flour. Clothins; or Transporta
tion, etc. (is tbe case may be), and directed to
the Commissioner ol Indian Affairs. Kos. 65 and
I 67 Woomtkb strekt, Niw Yonic, will b reeeire4
until I p.nii of 1 l'lmda y. Mat 5. lHiv, for furn sh-
I mR tor ine lnaivn service aooui i.ou.uuu poaoas
Bscon , 4),oonT0u0 pounds Beef on the hoof, &V),000
1'uunds lieans. oi.uuu pounds ifaKins: rowoer,
I.CINXhO pounds Corn, 40,000 pounds Co flee,
8. 01)0. 000 rounds Flour. 56.011) pounds Feed, 196,
I OK rounds IL jtf Breid, tW.O 0 pounds Hominy.
,0U pounds barrels Moss Fork. lloUU0
Sounds Kie, ioW pounus lea, oai pounds lo
arco, 190,CX pounds Salt. 175-01)0 pounds Soap,
I &Q,000 pounds hurr, and 320, OtK) pounds Wheat.
A no. Blankets. Woolen nd Cotton Uoodstcon-
nlrting in part of Tiekins;. 20,000 yards ; (Standard
Catioo, U.fMOyards; Drillinir, 9000 yards; Duck,
free from all sisinsr. W OftO yards: Denims, 17 ,000
I ynrds; tiirpham, 210,000 yards Kentucky Jeans,
I ibi.uuO yards; Cheviot, -r00 yards: Brown Sheet
ing-, l&.ooo yards: uteacnea nneetinc, id.ww
id: liicfcory bnirtinir, ly.v.v y&ras; uafioo
-ihirtinar. frtHlO vards: W insev. 1500 Tards : Cloth-
inp, tirooeries. Notions, Hardware, Medical Sap
pli3, School Books, etc., and a long list of mis-
Cbllaneous articles, such an Harness, Plows,
Kakes, rorkt, etc.. and tor about 3J6 wagonsr-
: quired for tbe service, to be delivered at ubicaaro,
Kansas City and Sioux City. Also, for such Wa
: ons as. may.be required, adapted to the climate
i of the Pacific Coast, with California brakes, de
i livartd st San Francisco.
Alt, transportation for such of the articles.
i foods, and supplies to at may not De contracted
I for to be delivered at the Agencies.
Bids uvar bi as out os wivimn'T blakks.
Schedules sbowirst the kinds ana Quantities tf
sub-iNtence supplies required for each Agency,
and tne tKnds and quantities m Kross( oi ill otner
goods and articles, together with blank proposals,
conditions to be observed by bidders, time and
place of delivery, terms of contract of payment,
transpot tation route, and all otber necessary in
structions will be tumished npon application to
tbe Indian bmce in Washington, or lSon. o5 AMD
67 WttosTgR btkket. Nkw Wm.H-Lyon,
Ko. Broadway, ew York; the Commissaries
of Subsistence, II. S. A., at Cheyenne, Chioago.
Leavenworth, Omaha, St. Louis, St. Paul ana
San Francisco; the Postmasters at Sioux City
and Yankton; and to the Postmasters at the fol-
lowintr named n aces in Kansa : Arkansas I'lt.
Burlington, Caldwell, Dode Ci'y. Emporia, Eu
reka, Great Bend. IlowHrd, Hutchinson, Lamed,
Mcfnerson, Marion, Medicine Lo4g, Newton,
Osage City, Sedan, Sterling, lopeka, Wellington (
Wichita and Winfield.
Bids will be opened at the hour and day above
stated, and bidders are invited to be present at
tne opening.
All bids must be acoomnauied by certified
chocks unon some United States DetvoBitorr or
the First National Bank of Los Angeles, Cel., for
at least five per cent, of the amount of the pro
posals. J. 0. C. ATKINS. Commissioner.
J. F. HOLST & BRO
(SnoMwon to 0. H. Hoist k Bra.)
Funeral Directors,
830 SIAXV STRKET, HEHFEMi
AJVhL and eomiiloU rtoek of Wood and M.
taliic Cases and Casketa, Cloth-7ov.n4 Caa
kets Red Banal Room always on hand,
arar-P-H-m hy tol.grat-h promt'tly flll.d.
"fr ' I'f A ik a i tu Bmiiarrf wo
i; 1J iui; to iwy a little more for Clgi
i thi; prue charged for tlieor1
M rt"irc(. will find tho HI
t rifrAnKTTB Smokrre who are Wffl-
Cigarette than
orninary trune
UHMOKU
STKA1C.I1T CIX Ko, 1 blPLKlOlt
to u ti. ere. I hvy an made from the
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IS HEADQUARTERS
Youths', Boys' mi
the Latest Styles, Finest Quality, Fashionablo Fabrics
surpasses all our former efforts.
Public View AH Yould-Be Competitors!
Goods and Prices and be Convinced. The folio wins is
PRICE LIST : .
will find all over the ootmtrv
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the moat snnerior and varied assortment of EXTRA
$25 custom-made suit.
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our Standard Line of Business Suits for Gents and
BARGAINS FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY
IN
and Children's Suits I
Children's School Suits, 4 U 11 years.
Former price, $3.73 now $1.75
Children's Dress Suits, 4 to 1 1 years,
former price, $1.75 now $2.50
Children's Xobbj Suits, 4 to II years, !
Former sricc, $7.00 now $1.00 (
IS-ffe bare one lot Aiworted Boys' Snltn, O to 16 I
years, which we guarantee f nil value, $7.00 ; your
choice now- Bl.0O.-et
o
The Little Ones
MUST NOT BE FORGOTTEN !
therefore, w pablta.i a 1.1.1 t ArUel. aa mt whlrh wa PltK.
SENT wilk .vary Boya aad t'blld'a Salt.
A PRIZE FOR ALL !
NO BLANKS !
A Mobster's Round Dictionary.
A School Casket,
M'nlkinK Cane,
ChUd's Tie, Picture Card a,
Riding Whip,
Chtld'M Row,
Roys' Suspenders,
M-Vor Bl Sy All Flrat'Olaasj SeAlors.-M
It Is to Your Int?ront to Brad tliU rurtfnllj-.
COLEMAN'S UNEQDALED
KO-KO TULU CHEWING GUi',
iTRADB MARK REGISTERED.)
Is now In general nse throughout this section. Send a trial order to your merchant. It if tha
weetest flavored, the purest and most delicious Hufwlng; Uani in the world.
Promoting digestion, effectively and permanently removing offensive smell from the breath and
teeth, it stimulates a waning appetite and renders a spirit, otherwise debilitated, buoyant and ex
hilarating.4
In add id on to perfuming the breath, and giving a sense of exquisite enjoyment, its absolute pa
rity of materials its unadulteratioa in manufacture and cleanliness exercised in packing it, malt
ing it a boon to mankind.
The packages are put up In a neat, attractive, picturesque style, which naturally aids the retailer
in making sales, t.e.tftwtl a trim erdfr.
1HOL. ( OLKMAX, Mftiitiniohiror, MeiiiphlM, Tenn.
ANDREW STEWART, New Orleans,
STEWART. Wm.- i E
m
Wholesale Grocers, Cotton Factors
NO. 856 AND 83S FRONT StViMTT. KESI'IIIS, TLSX,
AND
STEYART BROTHERS h COMPANY
COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION MEKCI1AMS,
J. T. LaPR ABE & Co
HAXcraxi-riiEKH or
Saddles, Harness and Collars
Xos. 301 and 303 Main Street, Memphis, Tenn. .
(VIBEB riABODT HOTEL).
TBmak. nwdaltiM of all kind, of Hors. and Mnl. Collars, Blind Bridlrs, Hnmes, Chains
r Back Bands, Uam. 6trinrs, Single and Donbl. Tres, Lap-rings and Links, Cotton Hoi, .la
asslofk 1. ... mpl.t for th. Nprlrtff 'rwl.
Peoples Insurance
Office- 16 Madison Street, Memphis, Tenn.
CASH CAJPlTAXd, SgOOO.OQO
tSJasures all CUsbm of Xerchandite, Storehonsoo, Charches and Dwellings.-!
W. M. FARRINGTON,
FrMlaral
S. B. GODWIN.
J. R. GODWIN
CSot;t;o2a. Factors
And Commission Merchants,
S3Q Front St.. Cor. Union, Hemplilw. Tftin.
R. L COCHRAN &
2 Wn . i.. - - iatirr ri-1 -t '-.' j
uw aib riAMrmB-maiJM havi-iabd,
DOORS, SASH, BLIfJDS,f.'OLDIfjG,LUi.lBEP.
Lath and Shingles, Flooring, Ceiling and Cedar Feats.
JIEJIjPHIS, - - -
WL, Cf. FEARCE &. 30.
Cotton Faotors,
lio. S7G Front Street, : : Memplxiw, Tcun.
FACT
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FOR
on clothing counters marked
of the dealer to buy at close
at these prices, and we make
Children's Odd Pants.
251 Main
ANDREW D. G WYNNE, Memphis
Lhliren's
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