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'Tr THE DAILY imaiTHIS ATALACIir THUESDA'Y 2I0EHXHG NOVEMBER 0 leas THE COURTS SECOND STREET GEN WILLIAMSON WANTED 8tierTlie White-Haired Crook Gets SIi Tears A Probable Candidate for the Taxing District Presidency STATION MEN Plenty work good material pay prompt Apply on works at Big Sandy 20 miles west of Grenada Miss Also Work from Section 80 to 40 Apply on work on Cochran Faim Timber good POPEJOY IM Is Allowed by I he Court to Show biood Character If be Can Other Business And lie la to Receive Ike Support of Disgruntled Democrat Wbat Veteran Say a LABORERS on the construction ef the Yazoo end Mississippi Valley Railroad Day station and piece work grading clearing and tie making Grading camp now open en sections 35 to sections 45 Bidon Landing Yazoo River Tie camp from section 1 to section 29 Apply on works GEO ARNOLD A CO Contractor BROTHER Hr Frank A Small the Brother of the Evanrellet Mr Frank A Small business agent for the famous actress Miss Clara Morris called at tha Avalanche office last night Mr Small Is a brother of Sam Small the Atlanta journalist at present assisting Kev Sam Jones in his evangelical work Sam Small was at one time private secretary to Andrew Johnson and haa aince made eome reputation for himself ee the author of the sketches In the Atlanta Constitution Mr brother in the theatrical line eaya he is constantly reminded of the fact that he ie brother since the latter went into the work of saving souls As to the suddon conversion of Sam Small Mr Frank Small says he waa as much surprised as any one else The way Sam Small got religion waa he wentti hear Sam Jones preach and loft much im pressed with what he had heard In a day or so he took his two little boys by the hand and carried them to the artesian well the most public place In the city placed a board across two barrels mountec the improvised rostrum and commenced to preach He was in earnest and since then has been actively engaged in the work of saving souls Mr Frank Small is a most genial gentleman and is doing good work for the tulented actress bo rep resents TWO TELEGRAMS 290 MAIN STREET corner Madison AGENTS The crowning work of Hon Alex Stephens A Magnificent Pictorial History of the United States Canvasser wanted to sell the best book of the times a splendid chance to make money and serve the public full commission allowed agents Address CHARLES BONSALL General Agent for Ohio Indiana Kentucky and Tennessee Box 437 Salem Col Co Ohio -HAVE THEIR- -I -T I lewSfocIi Open for Inspection! FOR BALE Two new cottages at a great bargain in a prominent portion of Fort Pickering Apply at once to TAYLOR MARTIN Agents Masonic Temple Cotton Seed The price will be $1000 per ton for Railroad and River Seed delivered at Memphis or $800 on river bank $1000 for wagon teed delivered at Mill on and after November 7 1885 The New Baslatss btrert ef Memphis Reeelvea an Important Addition In a very short time Second street will be raised to a pkrWith Main and it may eventually excel that thoroughfare The removal ef the cotton end ex changes into thefrnew building together with the construction of street car lines have made a greahebange in the appearance ol the streef There are many fine business blocks between Adams and Gayoto streets which will poon be occupied A1 ready several important additions have been made to its trade the most notable one being the estalliahment of the Arm strong furniture ompany in the Ayre' block opposite court square This com pany alter suspending business for a few months on account of the fire which de' troyed their old Bore on Main streethave opened with one the finest and largest stocks ever displaced in Memphis All the goods are of pew patterns selected with special re fere tee to the needs of the Memphis trade The delay in opening tha store was caused failure of the contrao tors to place the elevator in position mak ing it impossible tq use the entire build ing This and thebther work has all been finished end the store is now ready for visitors The ladies are specially invited to call and inspect the haudsome line goods whether thpy wish to purchase or no- The New Fork World New York November It is author! tatively stated at the World office that the widely published dispatches questioning the ownership of that paper are entirely without foundation in fart Hon Joseph Pulitzer is not only its editor but the sole proprietor of the paper He never signed the affidavit referred to in the dispatches and in leed never saw it The World is technically published it haa been for year by the Press Pub lisbing Company but every share of the stock of this corporation is owned by Mr Pulitzer Death of Use Finnegan Jacksonville Fla November 4 Gen Joseph Finnegan a distinguished ex confederate who fought the successful battle of Oluetee February 20 1884 against the federal force under GenGeymeur died at hia orange grove in Orange county on Tuesday night He was born at Cloonis Ireland November 17 1814 He will be buried in this city to-morrow Death of lien Donaldson Baltimore November 4 Gen James Donaldson died to-day at his home in this city in the 71st year of his age He served with distinction in the Mexican war and was breviteil major-general for meritorious services In department In the war of the rebellion Gen Donaldson was retired March 1889 and resigned January I 1874 PIANOS Just arrived Three more of those beautiful Guild Co Pianos: genuine ivory keys and rose wood cases I am offering them at nearly cost to Introduce them Now call and see them if you want a first-class piano at a bargain at Music store 810 Main street pp-posite Peabody Hotel A veteran Memphis politician who lakes an exceedingly lively interest in city affairs and in eome quarters is believed to carry the vote of one or more wards in his breeches pocket at tha courthouse yesterday afternoon aired his views as to the approaching election in language quite painful end free In order to draw the gentleman out it was necessary for one of the two or three men present to espouse the cause of Judge Hadden and no sooner waa the name mentioned than off went tha veteran like a Bash ol powder WHAT HI HAD TO BAT tell you gentlemen we are going to snow Hadden under this time sure enough despite the influence ol Front row and tbs $25000 earn paign fund he is said to be able to command In the first place he will not receive the vote of some of the strongest democratic wards in the city and I am sure he will not carry the first ward because be is opposed by me and othor gentlemen who possess influence He has treated the Irish outrageously aince he has been in office and they are all against him Why he actually arranged matters so that the Irish day laborer can no longer get a job of work on the streets It is shamelul the discrimination in favor of the wealthy against ths poor of which he has been guilty to say nothing of the way he has favored one portion of the city to the neglect of who will you run against inquired a by-stauder Porter cr Gon Williamson either can beat him aDd beat him badly Either of these gentlemen would carry the 1st ward by 400 majority and there biany stuffing of ballot-boxes either" The veteran continued in this strain for eome time the boys nagging him in ordor to got him to talk and he evidently told more than he at first intended Prom ths drift ef bis conversation it was gathered that the tcheme of some of the democratic oli i am moat violently opposed Ju gt ladden is to run as their candidate Gen Williamson who is a republican relying on his receiving the solid vote of his party and catching enough disgruntled democrats to defeat Judge Hadden The chances are the general will announce himself during the next 10 days Concerning the Alleged Robbery of a Brownsville Safe PLANTERS OIL MILL VALLEY OIL MILL DeSOTO OIL MILL STAR OIL MILL HOPE OIL MILL HANAUER OIL WORKS MEMPHIS OIL CO CITY OIL WORKS GLOBE OIL WORKS GAYOSO OIL WORKS FINE Buggy and Harness cheap good as new Apply at 415 Main st finite a Different Tale Told la (be The Memphis Police a Little Skeptical Is the criminal court yesterday Caller the man who wa arrested several Jays ago with forged checks upon his per-toon and who has the appearance of a first-arlua crook plead guilty to two bills of in violent against him one charging that he offered to pass a forged check on the State National Bank for $150 purporting to be signed by It Fincham the other alleging the having in his possession at torged check on the State National Bsnk of theamount of $150 purporting to be signed by Cbarles Grafton Fuller atat-d that he was guilty as to the indictment chargipg him with offering to pass tha first-named check but that he hail no evil intention in having in hia poaaesaion the last-named check He aim stated that he eonld up to the tune of this transaction if allowed the opport unity ahow a good character that ho was an engineer by profession and worked industriously at his trade The court allowed him to plead guilty submitting both cases to the jury which returned a verdict of three years in each -case The defendant was sentenced by the court but after passing sentence Judge Douginas told defendant he would comply with his request to bold up the execution of the sentence until the 26th of this month by which time Fuller promised bsve ample testimony present to show his wood character Gen Turner elated that Fuller would show a first-class character be would recommend the governor would also the court to commute a part of bis six sentenee From the reputa-twn Fuller has made during his short stay ic Momphis it is very doubtful that he will show himself to be an industrious and banest man and he will be very likely to cerve his six years lid Breckeuridge a citizen of Missouri pW-adod guilty to carrying a nd wna fined $60 and given oil days in the crounly work house Albert Crock for malicious cutting hid Ilia bond fixed at $1000 Ed Mulligan for passing counterfeit money withdrew his appeal and was sen-Caanceii to three years in the state prison Calrin bhaw petit larceny Andrew Sbaw petit larceny Leroy White petit fcrreuy and Thornton Johnson for as-anult and battery were arraigned and pleaded not guilty Their cases were set dor Saturday uext There is nothing set for trial in this amiirt until Sntu (lay The petit jury have been excusod until Saturday uext The caseof Albeit Tinguo for receiving aieu watch from tho burglar Faino belonging to and stolen from Miles Merri-weather occupied the criminal court du- ring its morning session exhaustive arguments being made by the attornoy general for the statu and by It I'ntterson and 1 Winters lor the defendant Tho jury a lute hour had not agreed anil wore lurlte 1 up for the night EATING-H0U8E and RESTAURANT with established business Apply to 0 BARD Avalanche office PANOLA OIL MILL A YOUNG seven-eighths Jersey cow with fresh calf gentle and acclimated Ap-)iy to BAM COWARD near Estival MSMIKMV ONE Saw-Mill Boat wiU out about 19000 feet per dsy boat good 2-inch oak bottom terms easy Address COKER Duffy's Hotel Memphis Tenn CEDAR POSTS for sale in lota of 500 to 3000 prompt attention given to orders BUTLER Paint Rock Ala on SEED ff ITS We will pay thd highest market price in cash for Decorticated Cotton Seed1 and are prepared to put out on favorable terms at Gins and on Plantations the IRIDIUM COTTON SEED HULLERS and make contracts for all the product whereby the hull will be left on the plantation For term and particulars address PLANTATION NULLED CO 12 COURT STREET Memphis Tenn 1 WILL BUY HOUSE and LOT on Hernando street between Linden This ia one of Conaway's special bargains be quick if you want it 1 CONAWAY 285 Main HE WAS ROBBED -L and Collector Knocked Down Robbed of HOUSE and Dot No 142 Johnson ave fronting 31 feet and extending back 118 feet on the east and 106 1-6 feet on the west aide 3 rooms kitchen and cistern Title good Apply to Byrne attorney-at-law 298 Second at Ab Schaffer a brakemanon the Momphis and Little Dock road was arrested last night as one of the parties implicated in tne recent safe robbery at Brownsville on the following telegram from Brownsville: Ab Schaffer (c) for safe-breaking He can I found at night at 93 Main streot Will be down for him on evening train Dak Kuhskli In accordance with this when the Little Rock train arrived yeaterday evening Schaffer waa taken in custody though there is no doubt that be will be able to prove an alibi as he left Memphis for Little Rock at 8 on Monday morning and the robbery occurred Monday night QUEER HESS AGES The two messagos sent bolow are given for what they are worth It will be observed the description does not tally worth cent The one marked telegraph" was sent to Little Rock and the other came by telephone to Memphis Brownsville Novembr3 Chief ol Police Little Hock: There wns a safe blown open hore on the morning of November 3 Thief supposed to have gne to Little Rock He is ubout 5 feet A inches high dark hair and mustache white felt hat bluck coat light pants wore black whiskers when he loft here Arrest ami search for money and government bonds coupons attached for whole year 8 Mvttiikws Sheriff TELEPHONE MESSAGE Tho telephono message of the same date to tho chief of police of Memphis says: A white man 24 or JO years old dressed in light or gray suit of clothes light colored heavy mustache light colored felt lint turned up at side He speaks German and English uml bus been at Brownsville since the 30th of Octobor Felling powder for wmtunnig silver Arrest for safe rob herv What troubles the Momphis police is to deb rniinu whether the robbery was committed by a negro or a while man A NOTE-BOOK Cincinnati November The circuit I oourt will decide the election mandamus case to-morrow morning Me Dees not Know Whether Ilia As sallants Are White or Black Tho Robbers Escape CHANCE for any man get a home 57 handsome residence lots one block of red car line at from $250 to $560 each on small monthly payments A LAMB State Female College AJIUSEMENTN fiibkiWVheatiil' Frank Gray Manager Five Nights and Saturday Matinee com meneing Monday November 2d Romantic Drama Niagara The Adventuress Magnificent Tlay I Gorgeous Scenery 1 Novel Mechanical Eflects A ROYAL COMPANY Nov 10 CLARA MORRIS Nov 12 13 PROFESSOR COMPANY RATTLE I have 75 head of cattle 60 head of steers from 3 to 4 years old and the balance cows and heiiers from 2 rears old and upward that I will trade for ffemphis property or sell low (or cash PEARCE 276 Front at About 6:30 yesterday evening as Sismon agent and collector for tho grocery house of Wm Dean on Poplar street was on his way home with the money he had collected on bills during the day on his person and while he was on Fourth street opposite the Exposition Building ho was assaulted by two men knocked dswn and robbed of ail the money lie had on hia person He does not know whether the men who robbed him are whilo or black though Mrs Wright who keeps a grocery at the corner of Jefferson and Fourth streets says she beard the robbers lulking whilo they wore at their work and is confident both of them wore negroes Tho above facts were filod at the police station last night but no clew to the por-potrutors of tho crime was obtained up to 1 this morning PUMP One new No 2 Dean Steam Pump with Boiler and fittings ail complete ready for use Price $260 ENGINE One second-hand 10x20 Slide Valve Engine in good running order Price $250 Both can be seen at Gin opposite Gayeso House AUCTION SALES Salt 850 THE TURF BALES (more or leas) OF COTTON damaged by water will be sold to the highest bidder November Otb 1H85 to commence at 10 o'clock am at foot of Adams streot A STODDARD Auctioneer dale dlANCKBY In this court to-dav the cose of Speers vs DcSoto (hi Works will be called lor trial Tho following is tho calendar in tins court to-day: 3800 Wullace vs Greenlaw -3717 Baker vs iiose Mitcholl vs Mitchell 3li08 Coyne vs Meath 31123 Ciilibins vs Hiskev 427 Organ vs Overtoil 4IHI1 Brow Miller 4221 ffchalicl vs i'ruyser 1225 Bond vs Bowling 42211 Black vs Goodyear 42s7 Courts vs Dick- I M2 bteele vs Holst 4351 Moflut vs Wells 4355 McMillan vs McMillan 4381 Ziou vs Dickinson 4 Green vs Grcon 4419 btate vs Cole 4138 Feehun vs Byrnes 4452 Fulwell vs Tenn Brokers 4455 Stoval vs Selden 4181 Wells vs Moffutt 4183 mi bn vs Taxing District 4400 Zunone vs McKenna 4188 Diekiu- win vs Green 4471 Kldcm vs Dickinson November 6th will bo umlum day counr This court was engaged on yesterday In the trial of the celebrated case of Silnveis vs Donaldson This case was tncd soveral limns In the Bartlett circuit court each trial consuming from four to five days When the lliirtlett court wns abolished tho csbo was transferred to this court and was tried by Judge on yesterday iu lour hours An immense cost lull has accrucdauJ far exceeds in amount the valuo of the property in litigation The facts of thecasu are that It Shivers as an ofluo levied upon two hales of cotton belonging to a tenant of Donaldson's whereupon Ibinaldsou took tho cotton claiming it fr rent duo him fioin the tenant He being sued for the amount of cot-tsin judgiuunt was rendered by llio juiy tor $171) 30 Tlio cost bill is severul huu-Jred doliuis MARRIAOK MfKNHKH 8am Falls to Mrs Bello Sneed Dorter to Miss Lucy Williams 11 Mulford to Miss Mary Diddle II Wallace to Miss Laura Foster Anderson Coleman to Mrs Ditto Doss Seward to Cannada Tom Avant jr Sic Harriett Hrll Mortimer SaunderB to IAvm Lillian Fursteubeim John Pago tn Misa A Stewart OT 74xl48 feet north side of Union street northwest coruor of Third st Lot 61 7-12x100 3-12 feet west side of Second between Union and Gayoso sts Lot 93 10-12x148 feet north side of Jcflerson street between Third and Fourth streets All the above lots have gas sewer and water privileges and situated on paved streets Terms eaBy Apply to Peoples Insurance Co 3 LANt'at'iON 8' F0R6 ALErifflUtffi or exchange for desirable city property the two- finest Cotton Plantations on the Arkansas River known as the Mitchell and Goodloe Places containing in all about 4000 acres under good state of cultivation substantial buildings improvements and well stocked with labor I will be at Hotel in Memphis Friday and Saturuay November 8th and 7th LANGDALE WANTED once at 308 Vance COOK Apply at street A CHAS HARRIS CO A No 1 cook for a small family relerences required Apply at 60 Court street At last it appears that the Memphis City Railway Company lias concluded to accede to the demands of tbecityaud replace with stone tho miserable plank roadway nmv between its traeks on Poplar streot Asthis has been tho constant aim of Col Montgomery he will no doubt be groatly gratified that Ins favorite thoroughfare is to he placed ou a par with other atroels of tho city Poor George Butler the brilliant but dissipated husband of Dose Eytmge the actress is ngain ill a Washington hospital suffering from the effects of a debauch (ieorge is a nephew of Butler and in his day uas a brilliant journalist and haa writton many beautiful things IDs distinguished uncle tried for a longtime to hold him up but finally rut loose from him altogoihe- us did his wife also Yesterday was a miserably wet and gloomy day and only those who had business ventured on the streets The pavements were quite slippery and it was all tho horses could do to keep their feet A fine animal ridden by a gentleman slipped and fell in front oi the courthouie nut neither horse nor rider Were injured though both were covered with mud and slime SALESMEN Throe experienced salesmen at Apply between 8 and 10 at 348 Main Wholesale and Retail 353 MAIN STREET Wooden Willow Tinware Glassware Chinaware Toys etc Towels Handkerchiefs and Hosiery and Notions lowest Prices rrev r0m and See Us FOR REST Large Attendance at BrlRliton Beach Yeslerday New York November 4 The splendid weather tempted a large number of visitors to the Brighton Beach race-course to-day Tho track waa in fine condition First For 1-year-olds one mile Starters: Becky Waukesha Mol lie Walton Charlie Kuaael Theresa Bahama and Becky Time 45 Socond Race Selling race three-quarters of a mile Starters: Garfield 8 a ta-cus Peter Black Jack Mibb Goodrich Granite Adda Retort Barney Prosper Warder Sir Garnot Commander Broughton Hickory Jim and Marsh Itidon Marsh Union won by a neck Hickory Jim second Granite third Time Third Race Handicap mile and a quarter Starters: Ilarnum Martin Jennings Una Little Dan Compensation Hunks Mist Brewster Lewie and Hanap Ilarnum won by a neck Miss Brewster sec oil 3 by a head aud Tom Martin third Time 2:11 Fourth Race For ail ages seven-eighths ef a mile Starters: Miller Bessie Tacoma and Tattler This race waa a dead heat between Tattler and Miller Bessie third Time 1 :81 The stakes were divided Fifth Raoe Selling race mile and an oighth Starter Chili Nimblefoet Blizzard Monk Carleib Ghost Second Inconstant Musk Clarence Brunswick Bric-a-Brac and Chanticleer Inconstant won by a neck Brunswick second by a half length Bric-a-Brao third Time 1:58 FEW THOUSAND DOLLARS OLD City and Compromise Ronds RICHMOND 20 Madison st STORY House 7 rooms in good repair water on porch price $25 corner and Union Apply at 243 Union colored good ROOM A well lighted and comfortably furnished room references exchanged Monroe street GOOD GIRL white or wages 18 Linden TO buy down one cottage four rooma cash Address Avalanche office OFFICES over 288 Main and 34 Madison street singly or en suite GOODLOE No 38 Madison st Blffilil DISFUI Seed Store OLD GOLD Silver Mutilated Coin eto loi cash exchange MPLFORD 294 Main LD AND NEW FEATHERS wasted st highest cask value FEATHER DEALER 4 OS FINE Cotton office over No 284 Front street Apply to JAMES JAY SMITH CO iiu FINE ground floor and socond-story offices in No 66 Madison street Also flrst-olaas sleeping rooms Apply to ESTES No 35 Madison st PARTNER with about $6000 in established businoBs Address Bosinksb Avalanche office BKGIsTER OP DEEDS Wilson and wife to Green Harris lot containing one acre on east aide Hoi ly wood for $300 Jl English to Raynor 105 acres Bn eighth civil district neur Brunswick ter $31725 Edward Winter to Thomas Fleming 12 nacres of land south of city for $2o0 Morris Mayo and wife lo itednr to (urtire 8 Chapsky in the sum of $400 4sl6aud 17 A 1 Brown's subdivision aorth side Jeauette street 50 by I4H foot (Mcb 39 Union Street Memphis Will be placed on Exhibition MONDAY 9th inst The 6QUA1UILINQ OAR8UBN Toronto November 4-IIanIftn terviewed last night regarding In building on the northeast corner of Main and Madison streets I suitable for cotton factors Apply to I GOODLOE agent 88 Madison st I Hf cara I A I now in stor0 and rnTfor moreT Bring in the pro- Collierville Tenn 1 1 A hein in- nd finding Teenier' A CO No 204 Main st finish of the New Building has delayed the exhibit until then OOO SP2HOIMX3KTS is a House with dining-room 65x20 feet i large ducts of the land and show what made overture to Wallace Roi deliberate falsehood He and Ross ho says are far from being good friends in fact they could not think less of each other and therefore it would be absurd to suppose he would plaoe himself in power iy any uch action He any Teemer'l letter were sent to him after the first deposit of $100 had been made on the between them Therefore statement that the letters were written for the reason that Hanlan would not row him unless he (Teomer)gave a guarantee that Hanlan should wm wae false on the faoe of It kitchea storeroom kitchen hall and closets with 20 commodious 'bedroon (and large front hall abundant light and sunshine to each room Apply to No 895 Shelby street ROOMS ASD BOARD T)00M8 AND BOARD Desirable rooms JV and board at 394 Second at R00M8 AND BOARD Two choice rooms with board No 75 Union tL FRONT and hack rooma en suite or tingle with board at 72 GIRLS at once at the Koko Tulu Chewing-Gum Factory corner Exchange and Main streets Apply Immediately SECOND-HAND PIANO State flame number octaves style case lowest cash price Address 13 Avalanche PARTNER with $100 big money and no 1 risk Address Hzkiv Babnzs Memphis A GOOD white woman to do general house work Apply at 202 Washington I street our country can and will do Musio Publishers and Dealers AGENTS Oixiolsiez3 iziQ- Weber Hardmaa and New England Fittnos A Chase Peloubet Co and other Organs selected stock o( Muzio Books Folio Small Musical Instruments String eto at reduced rates Write for catalogues aud prices 380 HA IN hTHE ET T3EUPHIR At the statlonhouse the other day wore the effects of a woman who once led a dissolute life but is now au inmate of the Mission Home and said to be thoroughly reformed Ilor property was taken from the house at which she board ed and given in charge of the matron of the institution In a quiet and unostenta tiousway the Homo is doing a ruble work among tne fallen women of Memphis There is much complaining In certain democratic quartors because so many re publicans are retained ia the aervice by F'owlkes and it ia likely that gentleman will have strong pressure brought to hear to induce him to more speedily make removals The victors are yearning after the spoils and will have them or learn the reason why Democrats wore a sort of aelf satisfied air yesterday that said as plainly words we there While there wasmuch rejoicing over the result in New York more iutercst was felt in the Virginia eloo tion and when it was learned that Ms hone and hia crowd had been snowed on dor Virginians resident in Memphis congratulated one another and smiled in more senses than one "Do you Memphis people properly appreciate the advantages the Kansas City Railway haa been to your asked a gentleman from Arkansas yeaterday "If you do you understand how many thousands of dollars the opening of that road has been worth te your city Look at the produce from one of the most fertile sections of country it daily deposits here end how many houaesnare making a fine business handling it That road is of great value to Memphis'' The rivalry between the loading hotel of Memphis continues and the guest of each have taken aides and are loud in their praise of the house where thoy live In fact the boarders are the only ones who see any fun in the matter It le lafe Jo say that no city in the United Slates has better hotels than can be found in Memphis just now Police Court Louis Deaton drunk aud Sued $2 Have LaShore carrying a pistol assault with a kuife and malicious mischief fined J50 and turned over to the state Jack Montgomery reckless driving lined $5 II Jackson drunk and alocping out trued $18 Mike drunk fined $2 MoCluney drunk paid $2 Briggs obstructing the slroet fined $H) Mike Clark highway robbery and assault with a knio fined $25 THE PEABODT CIGAR STAND Sale of the Stand la the Rotunda of tho Peabody Hotel The cigar and news stand lu the rotunda the Peabody Hotel haa been purchased 4y Messrs I Samelaen A Co Thu firm new has practically a monopoly of the hotel stands running both the Gayoso and Peabody The traveling nublio will not MaPer since Mr Samelson has a character maintain and cannot run the risk of osing reputation by selling other than i rst-claei goods a Yaades formerly QTAVE MARERS-Good timber healthy ied a few day since APrly B0ARD-O desirable irtune was found deaii MORTON Stave Co 19 Court I 11 furnished front room with board at I Memnhia I lilt O- i Vi Cyrua Yandea 1 fortu Madison st Memphis 105 Business Day Session young ladies night session for ion i for young men Id Mozart Hall 810 Second Pi rof A Wew Ooocls BEDEE Principal Court at Refereiioes required OARD AND One-half of a dwelling house eonttining 16 rooms for rent Three or four young men can obtain room good water and all home comforts Boarding $500 per Week Inquire at 137 Madison it REWARD Dead on Ilia Grave St Paul Minn Nov whoso father James of Indianapolis dii leaving a colossal nn his grave to-day He had blown thofside of his head off with a shotgun Grief fur hie father his lifelong in separable companion and the responsibility of settling a million dollar estate upon himself and sister in the absence of a will is believed to have unsettled the young mind and to have led to hie tragia end CeirgeYande of Indianapolis I now here superintending the removal of the remains together with those of the father mother end three brothers end sister all but the former being buried in the yard of the homestead here The family had a wide range of connection and Low Hzkrt Burros' Late with Chas Herzog Bro Dazrrp Thzo Miei Late of Ft La Late of Monroe La WOMAN A woman to cook and do general housework for email family at Springfield Ms permanent home to right party Address care Avalanche HIGHEST cash prica paid for Motee 1000 tone wanted Send for circular "id prices paid SPEERS Ji 75 Vance at DREYFUS EMBX Ci CO wnoiiEHAijii Booksellers andStationero WRAPPING PAPERPAPER BAGS AND PRINTING 344 MAIN TENN a Jim nniiu zzaii4ieiww'ja's'jL'ffawjifimuAG REWARD for recovery of a large black horae mule 10 or 12 year old string halted in both hind legs left fore foot sharply turned out quick and nervous believed to have been stolen the last time heard from was cross over the river at Randolph into Tipton county HAYNES Memphis Oet 2S 1885 TWO white servants a cook and a nurse first-class wages to satisfactory parties pleasant home and ordinary work reference required Apply at business office of Avaiaiiche LUST 1 AOMEN to lunch et the Home Lunch luv Counter 293 8econd etreet between TIIE BIQ WHEEL It Toros Once Month and Brings Fortnnea to Fortnnoto People The wheel of fortune turns next Tuesday If turns tfut big prizes to everybody In order to accommodate the crowda who want to he represented in the drawing wbck takes pi see in the Louisiana Stale Elte ry Building in New Orleans the Vempiii office will -remain oped until 9 this eyening Try it ISngnsla Ga November John II Alien manager of the Southern Telegraph pany at this place was drowned yes-Wdety while bathing Madison aud Monroe Steak pork ekope each with bread and butter 10c 5c cup coffee or tea 5ci glass mil Iss) With All Board New London Conn November The owners of the fishing sehooner Daipy Spreikor have gi van up all hopes of her return and there is little doubt that the ie lost with ail on board 8ha sailed hence September 4th for a cruise to the halibut grounds and wa last reported five week ago by the schooner Kate Church bound towards Nova 8-otia The crew wa composed of the following men from here Capt A Schofield and son Samuel James end Henry Dorsey brothers Joaeph and Manuel Bert brothers Antonio Eao and a Portuguese whose name it unknown COPAHTIJEilSIIIP NOTICE yyE the undersigned have this day formed a copartnership under the firm ztyl of 1I1LLKB MANNING CO for tbo purpose of doing a general brokerage western and southern produce business will pay epecial attention to cotton-eeed products and make liberal cash advances on all consignment HALLFR Memphis Tenn ED MANNING NcwOrieaas JOHN RENAUD New Orleans HALLER MANNING A CO No 6 Howard Row Memphis Tenn MANNING RENAUD No 9 Poydrta street New Orleans TO purchase on montly tagn and lot cottage The contagion hat spread to the restaurants also aud some of them which erstwhile would not feed a man for less than 50 cents now set regular diunetast35 oents and give fully as good meals at they ever did Game continues pientiAil In the swamps across the river despite the visit of hundred of Memphis sportsmen weekly SETTER DOG whit with few lemon pots my name end tddress on collar Return and be rewarded 0 CLARKE l)r JH FKJUA (Sneed Bothell Block) 897 Snoonct Roem No 8 Take Elevator Telephone 664 cot- rooms and kitchen and cistern lot 50x100 or thereabouts location between I'aUieun llrsol end McLemore avenue er Flmwood Ccmctbry and river Address Rusixaas 44 Monro street.