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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-14


AyDERsoyTu this city The residence ofhsr psrea T.s,ay
Ju d. ,er srHg and paau Illness Esther NJ wife Of Wa
Fansr service, Thursday ST. Johns Church.
Belion-aVe, BroOklIu d.
CUTTER-Suisulv on Moulay JAY residence Brootu.
L. Margaret Dicks widow ofthe late Wn Cutter aged 81
The funeral viii be attended residence Pascst
Cloyeroad Wednesday afternoon, At O'clock.
GAsSNBR-On MONDAY l2h the residence Of her tiuhtsr
DANIEL GAs.ner, 10 the 76tb year Of her age
The relatives and friends The my respectfully Invited 70 itisuf
40 ST. Lakes Church. Husonst hesiork. Al
O'Clock, without further notice Her remains will 10 Inferred n
e family vsut Joining the church.
GASSNBRAt the residence Of her daughter Mr., Sarah Les AZ
Engh Neghboooi j. asr lingering aess Mrs. susan Cas-
rset Of DaIs G,s.ner The 10Th year Of her ase
Tie friends u the family reectiu Invited 70 attend
her funeral ST. Lakes Church. Hudsout, NeWlok
Thursday the 5th inst, AZ 3. without further notice Her
KING-At Mott Haven, Tassay July 49, Laura B. wife ofS
The aa,r,l service, be bel, Reformed chur,s Tur.d,,
to Carmel, y. Y, for iHtermsuL
LASBon Tuesday, tie 18th nst cahahre C. Lane in the 18th
Tie funeral taAs pce on Friday 10th from hes
late residence No. lJ' Josmoet, broohp Her tneua' sna
those Of Der daughter Ann " Cromse and q Der grandson -
Heury Cromwell respectfully invited TO atssBd
LREDoM-At City Monday morning the 18th ut, iAsrs
protractei Illness MARI Reynolds daughter Of d. John and VIZ
The relatives and friends Of the family invited 10 attend Der fansr
gaadathes residence GermArosu Wayne station,
Pifsh day morning the l5th inst At II O'clock
Washington TUESDAY JnT ~ Annie Lewis
eldest daughter ofthe late Elijah Lewis Of BROOKLYN y
Washington Nights Thursday the lsth inst ooek
The reissues ana irnls OF we ianY are bfe ausoa h'ef esf
Thrue.hst at o'clock Carriages viii be waiting the
depot, one hundred and. fity seeOndsi
tattoo Tuesday morning July l John TAFT IN the s2i year
The relatives sBi friends OF The family are resstv Invited 10 srud
day Afternoon At 800 o'clock
La FAYBTTB LODGE No o. p AND A. M-MemAsTs hereby
summoned the Booths Bung % Issuty-
talrdsL and shaye on WEDNESDAY saoou a o'clock ier ne
purpose Of attending he funeral Of cur late brother Dd g. b
W. IRVING ADAMS Secretary. JOHN A. =. flShh MASTER
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IAROR MOVEMENTS.

The strike iuaugurated by the P0tters OF
Trenton rs weeks ago, continues. The Committee In
this cy % collect funds have obtained about $1,000 An
other committee is IN Philadelphia, ana nave collected
$500. Tie number Otmcu now Oh strike L. j7
Tho Committee from the Troy Collar lrOucrs' Union
now in this city have collected ~ 300.
Tie SIX divisions Of the LabOrcrs Union are 20 hod "A
mas, meeting this evening 10 influence the organization
OF Iaborers Unions al over tine country. Mr. Jc-sup
saws that for the week ending Saturday sos 80 were
collected for striking colnrrOuers OF Troy The La.
borer Union OF Brooklyn last evening gave $50 Ia AID OF
these strikers.
Tie difficulty between tho journeymen capmakcrs and
their employers has broken out atrrsh After signing inc
new scale OF prices firms 81 Marks BrOthers aud also
that Of Mr. Corn have returned 10 the old scale ana re-
fuse 10 Dee governed by the rules OF the Union
Tie plOts Of the HObOken Ferry contemplate strike
for an addition Of Sj month 10 their present wages
They now receive 500 month, and enough TO meet an
Ordinary rental The increase viii bring tho wages OF
Hobokcu pilOts up 10 the hew.lOrk standard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-14
HOBART COLLEGE.

GENEVA, July 13.-Although Class-day is
comparatively modern addition to the regular time
honored features Of Commencement Week mt American
colleges and may be looked upon as an Innovation yet
the importance which It has already attained to will not
suffer IL 20 be passed In silence In most OF our col
leges Is now the Undergraduates day, while Commence
proper being gradually given 20 the Dons and
Alumni The Class-day exercise at Hobart took place
this evening Linden Hall, and consisted Of an Grafton
by Mr. Garfield poem by Mr.. Park the presentation or
the paddle by Mr. Cleveland, and lts reception by the
Junior Class through Mr.. Maur. The Grafton was excel
lent I'm substance and delivery. It's theme was the
practical Importance OF the lessons learned lrOm
history as guides In the future The poem was IN lighter
vein aud received in manner which should make
author feel well repaid for the pains he had DstoWsd
upon IT, The addresses attending the bequeatha OF tne
legendary paddle by the Senior TO the Junior Class could
only be fully appreciated by those who mad been initiated
into the inner OF college life. Both however con-
tanned many good hits and sharp criticism, which even
an outsider could fail to see, as was shown Dy inc
applause they met with -,
The Seniors are now bidding farewell to the other
classes I'm less public but not less pleasant manner
Judging from the strains OF familiar college songs IT,
sounding from the classic halls.
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he development of contemporary and future ar u e %
own country. The monuments OF art are the ,Tjtont
amples Of the creative power OF human genus and Of
knowledge Of them our knowledge OF hlssoI! atu ~
humanity must be imperfect. IL is through -, ,Io
ART that our attention Is called most effectively 10 u
esthetlc element that peryades all the universe 81 ,
and matter In creation and in the creator Weh the
public taste Is highly cultivated there VIII soon ~
nxrant ia OF native art The proper study Of the
works OF artists of other countries and other peIous IN
nueuces most fayOraby natiye art MOI thI even sno
best works should be copied For copying Is as muoh
plagiarism in architecture. sculpture, ana plIt7'
IL rs I'm music pOeiry, and OratOry. But tne iUcouN
the resources the spirit N works OF foreign ana d ~ o.
should be studied. and above al lle manner an Icen
gree 10 which tho civilization OF different ages mas poe
embodied In works Of formative art Our artists are
profit by the successes aud 10y the mistakes o bV -
former peIods. They must avail themselves nl az tg
resources OF modern science and with fu artistic insp
ration they must make their works whether OF IL
lecture SCULPTURE, or painting iuy eKpteSSEe 20
civilization of country and OF our lime 10 accom-
piish these PURPOSES museum Of art-lke caDnte VI
minerals of geology must be used For the beRen "
transient visitors cards with critical ana historian hoe
must 0e attached to each piece For the students O VIC
college library Of art literature should DC atlatneu ~
the mnseum Until good teNtD0oks III es'nTiu1 h
art histOry provided formal instruction should De
given by lectures, the class being Drought hto INC
museum, and hearing the explanations whe looklhg ~
the ipiece explained. In collecting Tue, museum
friends of the college should be encouraged To donate
SINUS OF money. Articles purchased can &c Crctu ="
Them Gifts OF articles should received with caution
poor copy "a copy of poor work OF art IKE pal
book in library, Is often not worth the space ~ enhpe
poor work OF art, like bad book, may he pernaemt
rapid review the casts that can ge procured OF Whs "a
sculpture, and the best methods oil Illustrating uIcHl
lecture and painting an art-museum IOr COLLEGES
The Rev. David II. Ella OF Lynn MASS IoHO"eu WIN
poem entitled Success - -. % .,a
secret societies are supposed 20 have held ther anua
have been prOtracted 10 late hour ana "pIu
OF great interest 10 the Initiated The seclet %
M Theta Psi Upslon Alpha Delta PM, aud Delta kappa
Epsilon.
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RouYDARY LINE DIFFICULT1Es-PELHAM AGr'
NIu- pOcuFIIE AND EAST CHESTER


The citizens of New Rochelle are greatly ex-
cited at the present time in consequence OF the VI
Pelham laying claim large slice OF their tertoiJ
and Of which they have held undisputed poSseSSoH 9
III In the year 1898 survey made ana map pr
pared by the official surveyor OF the Colony on ren &
and In 7lI another survey and map was MADE ny N
Bond a city surveyor Of New-YOrk, when gave ~
Rochelle a boundary lire commencing az IocA On -
ter's Island known as the Grey Mare thence run'
10 shoal Harbor the main land, thence tuhhlng ~
erly until the line strikes Hutchinson kives tnenee
the course Of that stream to the scarsdae tVwns
line: and under that line NewhocheIe u, u
mad Jurisdiction ever since that period, Ieiha h
makes the present claim on the GROUND tnas tmo d
which they are guided In the matter. was made "
state officer and therefore the precedence over Al
others although both maps referred 10 were mate ~ INC
instance and request OF the people OF New-toeheie
Is uirorsood that the people Of Pelham also C"Iu
goodly slice of territory now held by the Town OF LIS
chester away north To- the Bronx River ana
marked The question Is now before the l,e
ueer for Investigation and before Is settled the aNSS
engaged will probably have some me plcklhgs 7d
meeting Of the citizens Of Newkochee has DeeIl csiio
for saturday evening TO take such action in the matter as
may be deemed necessary,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-14
31cT MEN OF NETWORK.

Tn - double columns of cOsely-printed matter VIC
to already presented to readers IN the income
oturns of New-York and its suburbs the inllest OK
mint ever made by any newspaper, in any country
~ the distribution of wealth, the profits oil business
,r5 tho general pecuniary condition OF the Popula-
,;oc in any commercial emporium IN the worm
ybe very mass however, of these pohueI
o. lists while increasing their comprehens nm
oud value for certain purposes, has detracteu
e. feasibility of o few leading facts con diAi-
Inch everybody wishes information ln ulro1rlth
,,It, we strive to obviate in the analysis nv some
resented of few of the results exhiD, for New
- the returns We select first from the seturns of
Work and Brooklyn the income vacations.
ncrsoDs best known in v anebers. bankers.
- ortsts authors editors. puOl,,s sn,ycrs ;ndces
,norcbants eIergymen. physicians, ntESrs showing
ETC. etc. and these we fol0 and the richest men in
the richest men .horn BY their Income returns Iho
the suburbs as SUI, gives the names OF all VINO
list for New loln of 100000 or over it, for
have returned r5e list for the suburbs shows the
the past year. ar have returned incomes Of $4,000
names OF an Nv complete the exhibit must reier
or over H. - article on the editorial page wherein
readers oted the names of some of the most con
arc not to say famous and fashionable OF the
Sp..I men who hadn't any incomes.
',,ry-YORK-NOTABLE INCOAE-IAAPA El'9'
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rur srvryru REGIMENT EXCURSION.

Yesterday Col Emmons Clark, commanding
the I'm Regiment ~ Co. n. s., returned to THIS CITY
from Albany Troy ard Saratoga where he bad been the
mast f,v days completing arrangements for an c1cnr
si0n Tho programme prepared II rs follows Inc rte
,c,t viii leave this city Wednesday evening the 2ls
by the steamer City OF Hartford winch has been specially
Chartered for the use OF the regiment ana limited num-
her on invited guests and proceed 70 Troy where the
visitors will be received by the 2ith Regiment ana pa
rade through tho principal streets OF tho Guy 10 te
Court. House. corner OF Congress and 5ecOndsts where
the compliment OF "a marching salute VIII be pald 10
Mayor beach and the Common Council AFTER tis paiauo
me yisOrs will be entertained ut dinner, hnd ehNe LOT
garatoga by special train az 120 n NJ arriving ~ saIato
ga al g. where they Will be received by the local tA
and a committee Of citizens and guests from the hOte
and escorted through the principal streets on the hics
tho b0uors OF review Will he accorded tho President Oh
the village Mr.. White. At "a there VIII be dress pa
rade after which the egeDt will return 10 quaiefs
The iJnon Hotel where tho grand ball In honor OF inc
Seventh will be held, beginning ats. Az on Friday
1nornInp the regiment will DO reviewed by Gov. Holman
and staff Al ii will leave for Albany by special train
and arrive al the state capital ~ where ia the
Afternoon there will be parade and review by EhyoT
eecker Under escort OF the Ninth Brigade NabOh
Guard Al there Will DO grand dinner gwen tho
seventh by the municipal authorities at the Delayan
unnse and AZ they Will leave for this city, which VIII
he reached early on Saturday morning.
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his character and designs woman I r"e eyaIy Mr. For.
heT neSe% treated q D e bis we Ssr az ans
until he took her to the Asylum ne y, yscnte certain
after she was there, by getllnB h0i "
papers concerning her property A elaborate review
Judge Sutherland, after careful anu AZ, Forman exc
of me case decided that at the tune As. ~ sonnd
cnted the pape involved in this SUIT, sno viii He
mind and abundantly competent 20 Inaho sners was
moi reyOcatIUn. she was then III r., circn M
inboig under an excitement which, uhdeI ~ a req.
tce rcan1citaed her from forming or naSinS pdrea
sonable or intelligent intention OF revocation D''''
I-LrI.-u Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-14
ALLEGED ATTEMPTED SUICIDE IN THE TOM

On Monday last John Scibert was con-
ycted in the Court Of General Sessions Of having muir
dered Jacob selwagen the lager beer saloon Of the
latter In Fourteenthst Avenue r. nearly one year
ago and sentenced imprisonment for lie soiDert,
after MS conviction was remanded 10 the IOmbs pre-
won 10 being taken Sing sing. He seemed cNcuble
ana ? vicious, having hoped 10 escape with a
ight geuteuce Yesterday afternoon 10 Is alleged, the
discovered that Sebert had cut bis throat
with some sharp instrument causing dangerous wound
from which the blood flowed COpUusly Dr. Neas the
surgeon attached 10 the prison dressed the wound The
pTis0n officers were very ctcent and declined 70 give
Information about the affair.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

CINCINNATI Jaly i3-Four dull with Eight der,and; Family
150s6 Wbea duh and dropping; Rel ~ 2o@Sl 30 Co.'s
light 81 5 Cation unchanged tobacco IN good demsnd
bids 256Sl7 IS WHISKY bn and fair demand al
l4U dl8c sales Of Shoulders at lte closing
held lsc Hams in good demand at 2e Cold Sa
EEWoRIEGS, JAZZ i3Coon-Mddluq, s2gci sales q bsi
receipts 70 bales Gold 49, ETohaEgSierlng li SeslSk
sight premium. FourSupsfne, 80 Double kHtra 20 SO Iueos
Extra SO Corn-Whie Al l00Sl H. Oats. IiGTc, Bran
no. favprine S2T PORK S34 Buoon dull al l4l6lHc sn1
sie Lar-Terce 9i Goc Hsg 2lic Sugar 6rm Common gS
lie; Prime. 3ldl5ic Moases nominal WHISKY ~ O'9@i !"
NOBLE JuJ CottOu-sae, bales Low Mdings nominal
WmnSGroS July 1-Spirs Turpeutne bdl at oac ROsi1,
$685. Crude TurpentiGe unchanged Tar, ~ 20
CHARLgsros. July l-Cooa steadyi saes 20 bales hadng
GGegsTa July 5-coon quss sales $50 balesi receipts bales,
Low Mddlugs uominaly Site ~ -
ST. LOUIS July l3-Tobaco unchanged nominal At 32
Double Extra Extra - s0 Fancy SSG - %
WheaCommou Choice dry New, ~ 500 81 so Corn hrm Nh
ST. Oats hrm az 6c DO the elevators c for Black IN saksi
for MIXED ChoceWhie Rye, 81 III WHISKY steady AZ S
Provisions Unclaimed Lard quiet a lee for Prime N oi s S
ssir ass So RecPs-Fou 1000 bbA Wheat 6oo bush
DETROIT july ia-F1our quiet doll; No. White w.r
81 ca No do 81 49, No. Amber 81 i0Gsl a. Corr oSSse
| oats 72073c
MEMPHls Jnly I3Cotou srn 52Ic; receipts b' exports,
Corn sSa9Oc oats &c Pork s48s3g SJ Lard, 81 d3tc
mtwarEyE Porr q1ie. unchanged Hbeat quiet al
Corr du Rye dr At 81 o. o No Barley oonnAL
Freghts active and higher 9e 70 Beto ln 30 70 o'.so
| sbp1Seat,-56 600 bush. wheat
ToIEDo Jas l3-Four dull ni UNCHANGED Whes'-Amher Is
III a Corn quiet sales Of No Al 36c NO A. &c. Osts
quiet and eaiy Michigan, lie Rye-sm, parcels oierr ~ ~ 10
Wheat n i00 bush Core 5000 bush Shiymsas-LoO boI
Flour 10 UOJ Wheat, 1900 bush Corr 900 busl Oats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-14

While Michael Graham was yesterday en-
gagged In Telling tree on Van Yorsps place on Prospec
St. Jersey City inflicted very dangerous WOuh9 uPo
ehld's head IL that tho little one ha1 peen
playing him and between him ana the tree jse
rs he was bringing his down upon the Tree Tue IN
iuries, II is thought, will prove fatal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-14
wRsr INDIA MARKETS.

U,y.y. July SngNos u funer At eIdei resisJ
Nos o. quiet suobe; Maeorsio sese at 'tgs
real. Tor Fair Refung Exchange the United States "
DAYS gold per premiums DO In Currency y per sai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-14


The demand Cattle week quite ada offered,
disposed Of los 4 Inferior drP
sold al from DC sic n and r good a
s,c stock sold FROM b. % &C. q ~
Sheep large tie ofngI Amounting -
$50 bead The made prices raging om dc 10 IL
.. gross.
HoGs-The demsnd for Hogs brk The achsd
800 from Si1 OF ~ O STILL if0m S3 u -J -
ION n for corufed Hogs
Cow.-Thee activity 10 this market AL - hssd uers
sold from SJ5 10 60 for Spuuge and FROM 80 - 30 r CSS
add Cal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-14

AT a meeting of the Jersey City Common
Council last evening. Committee was appointed 10 con
for with ths Committee recently appointed nv te
ncetinp Ia take measures TO abolish the nuisance huo
Inv dumping garbage AT the Genital Railroad Docks,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-14
THE STATE or TRADE.

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS.
HAyRE Jnlr l3-Cotton closed easier spot and saeat
FRAsKFOKr July l3u. Fyetweutes at eo Tor Ae Issue
1861
PAAis July I3-Bourse strong. Reues 7of SIC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-14
DIED.

The Earth Closet Company Hartford ooan sal.sroO= (.aA
MISpLE 4 Col No so Brosdssy. Nes-lork.
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See " niddletowu Mineral springs on B .sA P.s.
stubborn Facts!

We bsve ZOO patients certify that
have drawn without With the bad acct
DENTAL AssoCiArOS. No % Cooper lssttlte
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-14

CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKEr-TUtI i5.
Beef Catts-Rersp 3i5 head; sales Of k1tra q III @dSl3i
Prst QaaHv s2Gs2 25 Second Qualtv Sldsl s.; Third
Qaay Sg0fln IS Sheep and LsmhRecpt 363 head market
Improved ghty; sales At +99ic 10 Spring Lambs tAdsa
Veal Calyes SJQSl5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-14

RAILROAD OFFICIALS.
COcheu, T., Pres. G.-St.
and n Railroad 90. S40l1
Cunningham. JuO.,
sup. Van B.-st, aud
j. h. Railroad ...... LOO
LOWS, Vim. e., Sec'y
b. {. y. II. Co... 1894
Mauirr, Danl, Treas.
G.-St. aud y. X. r.. 3,2G2
Richardson, Wm., E.R.
Manager....... 3gl
SlOcum, II. W, k. X.
Presldeut......... 1850
Smith, c. p, Vice
Pres. b. c. Il. r Co 1900
Smith, Jas. NJ. PVs.
b. Il. Il, anG 4. Il. Il. I50
Williams, q. P, Treas.
and Sec. Met. Il. K. 1855
PHYSICIANS. ....
Andrews, iienj........S7l,27G
Arcac', Ii. A...... 90
Ball > Nli........... 1.2G2
BirnucIhussett, John. l,l42
Bowen, George A.. 20
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Beebe, Warren, tea. 1851
Beers, Edwin, lumber 9o,2lI
Benedict, r. 8. shoes. l2,04O
Benham, Jas. NJ com ,,o
mission. $500 s.--.-'s 4ftooo
prnnEman. Henry d. q ,9S2
20 , re ....-...-.... 1884
Drosyn. +. H., fruit. 1889
DD.,,sh COnklin, PresD IL BAT
Brver, Benz, teas. 2s,f55
CIadin. Aaron, boots
and shOes...........2 1854
Claflin, Henry, boots
and shoes. ...... 1854
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-26
OUR DEAD.
An Appeal to the Women Of the South.
The Ladies Of ~Lynchburs, Va, to their
Southern Sisters.

The following needs no word of CON-
ment from us. 1t appeals straight to the
hearts and sympathies of all who read il.
Our exchanges win please copy:
TO THE WOMEN OF soUTH
The ladies of the Confederate Memorial
Association of Lynchburg, Va, would
respectfully call the attention of their
sisters of the Southern States to the fact
that several thousand soldiers from the
various States are buried in the cemetery
of that city, and earnestly solicit their
assistance in the work they have under
taken of erecting a suitable monument to
their memory. The Lynchburg AssociG-
ton has already enclosed the cemetery,
turfed the graves, and is now collecting a
sum TO defray the expense of the monu-
ment. The Impoverished condition of the
people of Virginia prevents their caring
for the graves of the Confederate dead
who repose in her soil in the manner they
desire, and confidently appeal TO the wO-
men of the South to contribute TO their
holy work. Any donations may be sent
to either of the undersigned officers OF
the Association.
MRS. II. +. BOC0OK, Pres't.
MISS CARRIE-M. WARWICK, Sec.
Memorial Association of Lynehburg, Va.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-26
CITY NEWS.
Arrival and Departure Of the Mails from
the Memphis Postofice.

Chattanooga, Richmond, washington, NSN
York. Baltimore, and all cities East an Sum
Columbus, Ga, and Montgomery; -
stations on the Memphis ana
Mississippi Central, Mobile ana pIIO, Nae
VILE and Chaffanooga and East tennessee
Railroads, arrive at 2:@ pm; close at H'A
am. VT.
vile Cincinnati, Cleveland, Pittsburg, Phlla,
delphfa- buffalo Albany, New York. anu az
cities North and West, arrive NJ l2;4o PM
sloses at2&ep.m. WI
New Orleans, Bafon Rouge, Jacksont Nlcks'
burg, Matches n all cities Sooth' aiflNe ~
pm,: closes at To-: s. am.
All stations on the Mississippi ana IenheS'
see New Orleans and Jackson and Southern
Railroads, arrive at 3 pm; closes al l0:4 = pm
Rock. Madison, Sundays eNcepted9 arrive al
pm; close at 5 pm.
Marion, Wittsburg and Claiborne Ark.
tri-weekly) Monday, Wednesday andfIloayi
arrive at 10 am; close At II an.
Olive Branch and Byhalia, MISS lsemi-
weekly Monday and Friday, arrive
close at 5 pm.
Cuba and Big Creek, Tenn, weekly Friday
arrive ct 10 am; close at II am.
Little Rock and Helena, and all landings on
White river, fsemf-weekly) Tuesday and sat.
urdav. arrive at 9 am. close al
Pin Bluff and Helena, and all landings on
Arkansas river krfweekly) Tuesday, Thurs
day and saturday, arrive at Sam; close at
All landings on the Mississippi river south
{semi-weekly Tuesday and Saturday, arrive
at g am; close At i pm.
All landings on the Mississippi river north
(semi-weekly Monday n Thursday, arrive
at 9 am; close NJ 3 pm.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-26
DEDICATION.
Eaphratss Lodge No. IS. / 0. B. 3

We regret exceedingly that press Of
business prevented our presence at the
dedication ceremonies of the Independent
Order Bnai Birth (Sons of the Covenant
We are assured, from our friends present,
that the affair was a very happy one.
Julius Nathan, Chairman of the Building
Committee, presented the key ofthe build
ing, in a neat little speech, to the Presi-
dent, I. Happek, which was received by
him in an elegant address. The choir OF
the Congregation Children of Israel sang
some beautiful music. The opening and
closing prayers were delivered by Adolph
Loeb, Esq, Grand Lecture Master, and
the Grafton was delivered by the Grand
Nassiz Alb of the Order, A. i. Frankland.
After the ceremonies at the Lodge room,
the entire company repaired to Memphis
Club Hall, where a Strawberry Festival
awaited them, which wound up with a
grand hop. The speeches and the Grafton
we have not received, but would gladly
publish them had they been furnished US.
The festivities st the Hall were under the
management of that prince of good-fel-
lows, f. Alderman.