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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-11

S. KAUFMAN & Bro, Al Jefferson
street, have just received a superior arti-
Gle of Pancake" tobacco, which they
offer to the trade at reduced rates.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-11

SAN REILLY has removed his barber
shop to 40 Monroe street. he guaran-
tees satisfaction to all his customers.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-11

We offer superior article of PAN
cake" tobacco to the trade, at reduced
rates. s. KAUFMAN & BRo.
AZ jefferson street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-11

A LITTLE Kalo applied to your old
cloth coat and pants that have been
thrown aside, will cause you to wear
them again.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-11

tbs steamer Indiana is the only relia-
BILE passenger steamer leaving tomorrow
for New Orleans and the bends.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-11

HAVE your CRATES set with Lemons
patent This improvement embodies
utility, economy and durability. Call at
229 Second street sc
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TAKEN UP.

UIAKEN UP-ONE BROWN AND WHITE
spotted COW, which the owner can have
by proving property and paying charges.
81 & n w. O'DONNELL, Chief of Police.
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TH1LMAN & GA1sMAN, 6S Union street,
have on hand a fine lot Of HORSES and
MULES, which they offer for sale on thirty
or sixty DAYS time. a0-sl
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WARMERS PREPARATIONS for sale at
the Little Drug Store Round the Corner,
SO Adams street. 1901
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-11

Tickets for the IS Fair Drawing" are
for Sale at
J. c. Eyrich's news depot,
Mansford's news depot,
Joe Locke's news depot,
George Bergman's cigar stand,
Leubrie's cigar stand,
Byrds jewelry store,
Barnum's jewelry store,
Memphis and Charleston ticket Office
22-tl
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nrw Wong MoNrY MARKrr.

NEW YoRK. October IL. 10: rs a.m.-Govern-
ments are fraction better. with medium
demand. Sterling exchange Is steady at 1922.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-11

Buy your oysters at Norfolk Depot,
No. IL Jefferson street. 90
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-11

A NEW and complete stock of carpets,
oil-cloths, mattings, rugs, mats and fur
niture, at Z. Fegan's, 26O Second street.
Al
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-11

The steamer Indiana is the only relia.
Bile passenger steamer leaving tomorrow,
for New Orleans and the bends.
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PHoTocRAPHs,
PHOTOGRAPHS.
CHEAPEST IN THE CITY
AND
~nOn As THE BEST1

GOOD AS THE BEST
4 SPLENDID GEM PICTURES FOR FIFTY
4 cents; four card size ferrotypes. In en-
yelops, 81; card Photographs, per dozen. ~;
Large work proportionately cheap. All
work warranted.
Oak Gallery, 2S2 1-2 Main Street
2e-a OGDEN a CO., Props.
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PHYSICIAN.
DIR. ]. III. CLOPTON

DIR. J. III. CLOPTON
rs AT THE OvERTON HOTEL. WHERE
he may be consulted until the 18th inst,
He treats
Piles, FistuIa, Structures, Etc.
He refers 10 his patients in the city. Several
Of the most intelligent physicians Of the city
send their friends to him.
CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE.
33-36
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Go TO Bracket & Co.'S, s2l Second
street, for young Kentucky mules. sO-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-11

UTRAVELERs,TAK NOTIOE-rHE
Jefferson street House, Me- 1Og
Jefferson street, charges for board
are we'll ventilated, each furnished With two
or three single beds, and good spring mat
tresses. The table is supplied with the best
the market affords. Regular boarders taken
ferron street. S7-1A
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The gentleman who borrowed my
Third Volume of Hauff s Works, in April
last, will please return the same to
1899 G. N. ERICH.
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BOARDING.

DoARDING-ROOM FURNISHED. OR
ID unfurnished with board, at No: llS Vance
street. References given and required. 3. IS
DOARDING-THE WHITEM0RE HOUSE.
ID 109 and Ill Adams street. having lately
undergone thorough repairs and been newly
refurnished, is now prepared to accommodate
boarders with light, pleasant rooms, and with
as good table as the market affords. Rates
very moderate. ~
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- PAT CLEBURNE

REESE PRITcHARD.....""........M
T caves MEMPHIS MONDAYS AND FRI
i days at pm, connecting AT tine mouth
of White river with the light-draught steamer
NAYS and with The steamer FORT SMITH
on TUESDAYS, and they connect With the
steamer DARDANELLEa at Pine Bluh for
Little Rock. For freight or passage apply on
'0~'N' Office ON Company's Wharf boat,
1st Foot of Court street.
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MEMPHIS AND ARKANSAS RIVER
PACKET COMPANY.

United states Mail Line.
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corToS srATEMEHT.

The crowded condition OF our coIumns To-
day prevent our giving the usual comparative
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE OR LEASE.

NOR SALE OR LEASE-43O A CRIES OF
Il land will be sold on accommodating terms
or leased to responsible man for the term of
five years. There are three frame houses and
four cabins on the premises; about three hun
dred acres under cultivation, the balance in
timber. 1t may be divided to advantage.
Two good wells Of water; also good cistern,
stock of corn. Located on the Mississippi and
Tennessee railroad, two miles south Of Horn
Lake Depot, DeSoto county, Mississippi. The
road runs through q portion of the tract,
where flag station is established, which rem
hood. The stock. consisting of horses, hogs,
poultry of all kinds. and all necessary. farm
ing utensils, etc., etc., will be disposed Of on
terms TO suit. For particulars apply to w.
Alden, No. 8 Mulberry street. Memphis, Tenn.
28t
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FOR RENT.

w. A. WHEATLEY, Rental Agent,
Bethel Block, Office Mos. Receiver
nnfps accepted.
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srrAu-Trr TING at sl6 Second st. =
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DOR SALE-A NEAT COTTAGE RESI-
T. denee and eight-year lease on lot, in South
Memphis. A good bargain offered. For terms
apply TO DonOho x Buckley. 14-39
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WANTED. = SECONDHAND FURNI-
w niture, feathers and househould goods
of all kinds bought at 1872 Second street.
10t II. Il. SINN0TT.
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j. at Depot of Memphis and Charleston rail.
road. This is large, commodious hotel
building. now. the property Of gentlemen
abroad, who will sell: If not sold privately,
will be offered publicly on Saturday, De-
tOber l4, to the highest bidder for one-half
cash; balance in twelve months, with inter-
est. Apply at Room Is, Planters Insurance
DI i5i-% eco. w. WINCHESTER:
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AZ
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T EAR TOBACCO-FUR SALE IN
u large or small quantities by e. p. Bates
4 Co.. cotton and tobacco factors. No. 26i
Front street. LIS
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office, violently demanding their wages, and
threatened to pay their respects to the mayor in
person. Controller Greene pacfed them by
promising to answer as to their pay tomorrow
Two hundred and fifty laborers ON the Croton
works to-day demanded their wages of the con-
troller. Arrangements are being made to oh.
tain money for the purpose, 1t is ex-
pected that the fircmen, whose pay
roll for September amounts . to $4,000,
will be paid Thursday or Friday. EX-Sherin'
OBrien advanced the money to pay the police
of the seventeenth precinct, and Alderman Far
ley that for the nineteenth ward. The health
and police clerks were paid to-day.
The appraisers appointed by the committee of
seventy we've to-day at work ascertaining the
value of the work, furniture, &C., Of the county
court house.
The Post is informed that the mayor has I'M
dertaken TO suppress the sale Of llarper's Week
ly in the streets, as libelouS and Indecent.
Charles OConOr has decided not to attend the
Rochester convention. Rochester special says
the platform of the convention, rs iOrcshadowcd
by prominent delegates will denounce the New
York frauds, demand the repeal of the present
city charter, and an election by the people Of
all fthe officials, and icall on the district at
tOrncy to prosecute, at once, all those charged
with fraud, to the end that the guilty be brought
to punishment. Mr.. Tildcn to-day refused to
call Il meeting of the state central committee,
expecting thereby, it is said, to he able to APP
point the temporary chairman himself, and eX-
Cludc the Tammany delegation.
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Political.

,-,-,.,
NEW hokk-IliE RoCiiESTER CONVENTION
ROCHESTER,, Oct. 3.-indicatlonS are that the
ueihocratlc stare convention VIII oe more large
~ a.tehueu ~ spectators lhal was the rePuoH-
eau convention Inc TAX Is that the lammahy
9elegates are 10 oe ruled out OF the convention
FIa'lciS hleIh"Il Is actlVeiy engaged IN caucus
lng' CASSIDY OF me Argus IS cIoSeted with M
ucl ana othei leaders Tweed ana party are cX-
peJteu TO arrive inns afternoon
hItef'-lhe indications now are that there
WI w ~ 'onNSt vi lhe orSdHll"llnh Oh lhc
convention, ana, III lact mat the lammanV
uIltSntlou win not press an admission 10 us dc-
""GTailons,
, n'oI'GJ' 10 lllne th'S evening mere was no
on9llgc III ',e sl'ut'loIl oI ihe new loth dee'
S", ~, qugstlol' an sorts Oh rullloI' arc Shoat
~ 10 compromises ana relusals 10 compromise.
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Inc Obituary notices, resolutions &C. IS cents per line
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display, will be charged extra rates Cuts and double
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IN WEEKLY sPr-First insertion sLOO per square
each subsequent insertion 50 cens months 5000 one
year $500.
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SALT LAKE CITY, Oct 3.-Brigham Young
was too ill 10 appear in court this morning.
The arragnment, therefore, was postponed.
He remains at his residence in the custody of the
deputy United States marshal. The arrest
created something Of a sensation, but no pOpu-
lar excitement.
Ldter.-ln the court, this morning, the coun-
sci for Brigham Young, having stated that
Young was sick and unable to appear moved
that he be admitted to bail. Judge Mexican said
If the prisoner was sick he might remain in his
house under guard for the present, but that mo-
ton to admit to bail could not be entertained
until the prisoner should appear at the bar of
the court.
In the Hawkins case the motion made to
quaSh the indictment was over-ruled, but time
was granted to file a plea of abatement. All
quiet; no indication of trouble.
Daniel ii. Wells, mayor of the city, and third
president of the Mormon church. was arrested
this evening by United States Marshal Patrick,
upon an indictment of the grand jury, charging
him, under the Utah statutes, with lewdly and
lasciyiouslv cOhabting with one Louisa Free,
whom Wells claims as one of his wives. The
accused was taken before Judge Mexican, and
held to bail in $4,000 to answer at the present
term Of court. In this case as in that of
Young, upon similar charge, MAJOR Charles
II. Hemsted and Hon. I. Fitch are counsel for
the defence
SOUTHERN CHIvALRY,
MEMPHIS, Oct Sat Jackson Tennessee
ouuutg IL uldu NAMED sutton, VINO
was to fight duel with another named Nor
gan, became intoxicated and attempted to shoot
one Whitesides. The latter fired upon Sutton
killing him instantly. The other barrel of the
gun was accidentally discharged, wounding a
passenger in an omnibus.
RAID ON U. s. OFFICES.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Blast night a raid
was made by number of persons on offices of
assessors in several divisions of 7th 9th and
1Oih wards, who broke in the windows, and
threatening the registers with their revolyers
succeeded in each case in carrying off the books
and papers.
PROBABLE LYNCHING OF MURDERER.
NASHVILLE, Oct. 3-The detectives have ar
rested the person who committed the outrage on
MIS-. Hamblin, and then murdered her near
this city, on Tuesday last. The entire commu-
nifty where the deed was committed are terribly
eXasperated, and it is expected that efforts will
be made to take the prisoner from the officers
and hang him.
TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 3.-John A. Simpson, an es-
teemed citizen of Atkins county, Tennessee, and
| his son William were murdered by Sam Pattin
and his son Elias last Saturday. The murderers
fled to the mountains.
CHARGED WITH swINDLING.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Oct. IA. o. Bernheim,
alias Archie Watson, has been arrested charged
with swindling, in raising the amount of a let
ter of credit, issued by Bowles Brothers & Co,
OF Paris, which had already been exhausted.
AFTER THE KUKLUX.
NASHVILLE, Oct 3.-rhe citizens of Winches-
ter have organized posse of seyeniy.fve men,
who have gone in search of the masked men
who last week hanged three negroes.
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Abbreviated Dispatches.


SOthern, the English actor sailed for New
York yesterday
The Maryland state agricultural fair opened
yesterday.
The small pOx is very severe in Walla Walla,
Oregon.
mia.
Many fatal cases of sunstroke have occurred
in Arizona.
Bishop Selwyn Of Litchfed, England, arrived
in the Java.
Winnie Ream has begun bust of Peter
Cooper,
The republican state committee organized to.
day, with A. b. Cornell as chairman.
AT Poughkeepsie, yesterday, Haymakers
twenty-five; Poughkeepsies, nine.
A board of trade has been organized at Mont
gomery, Ala.
AT Charleston, S. c., there were four deaths
from yellow fever yesterday
The French man-of-war Bouvet is ashore on
the coast of Hayti, and in danger of becoming
total wreck.
1t is rumored that the supreme court of Hi
nois has decided that Linda Gilber's "woman's
home" scheme was Il lottery.
jackson City, Miss. is healthy, and the pre-
vailing cold weather tends to prevent any fur
ther sickness.
Jerry Dixey, colored under sentence of death,
for murder committed in 1851, died in prison, at
Philadelphia, yesterday.
commenced the annual session, at Chicago
yesterday.
The Jumel will case will consume several
weeks OF the United Estates circuit court in the
October term.
Judge DAILY has appointed commission of
physicians to examine the insane Parsee mer-
chant.
The San Francisco wheat market is much ex-
cited holders asking S. per hundred; but there
are no sales above 81 So.
The vintage has begun throughout California.
The product will exceed 100000 gallons, eXclu-
sive of brandy.
Four hundred women employed in the fax
mills at Bolton, Eng, have Joined the strikers
and quit work.
The ship James Booth foundered in the Bay
of Biscay in the late storm Nineteen men were
drowned.
1t is reported that Melilla, in Morocco, is be.
seged by 1900 Kabyles. Reinforcemcnts are
promised to the garrison
The trial of Madam Van Buskirk, for abor
ton, terminated in disagreement and discharge
of the jury.
Caleb Cushing, it is stated, has accented the
position of counsel for the United States at the
Geneva conference.
Joseph F. Barnard, democrat was renOmina-
ted to day for judge of the supreme court of the
second district of this state.
The Clay county, Ind, coal miners have de-
manded an advance in wages of about seven
teen per cent, and threaten to strike unless the
demand is complied with by the 18th.
DR.. q. L. Smith, of Columbus, Ga is elected
president of the Wesleyan female college vice
Burnell, deceased. Mr.. Smith enters at once
upon his duties.
The ferry boat Commodore Barney collided,
in the East river, to-day, with a schooner whose
ilbboom was crushed through the gentlemen's
cabin. Nobody hurt.
A daughter of Col. Laidlow, of the Water.
town srssual, was married, al Trinity church,
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to-day, to Rev. II, H. Oberly, of Warrensburg,
New York.
Gen. James Totten, who was GEN Lyons
chief OF artillery, and who subsequently, served
under several other generals during the war,
died at Sedalia, Mo, on Monday.
The shipments OF tea eastward from San
Francisco by railroad during September amount
ed to 3,955,3GO pounds, and coffee All 81
pounds.
The agricultural congress assembled at Nash
vile, yesterday. Delegates were present from
several Of the western and southern states.
Gen. Manaduke, Of Missouri, was chosen tenn
pOrary chairman.
All the CJorcd labOrcrs on the extension of
the Chicago and Southwestern railroad were
discharged, 1T the demand Of the lrishmCn EN-
ployed on the work,
Schooner llurd was wrecked near Marian
island, in the gale last Thursday, ON her way
nom Chicago to COlngwOod, Ont. All hands
were lost, except the captain, who was washed
ashore.
a Salt Lake dispatch says that the penalty
for the crime charged against Brigham Young,
~ case of conviction, is ten years imprisonment
and line Of a thousand dollars. Troops are
arriving and further rciniOTccments of artillery
and cavalry are expected
The coupcrs International convention began
us sessions today with closed doors, Nearly
every state and portions of Canada are repre-
scented. They will have Il parade and mass
meeting Friday evening.
Both the republican and democratic congress
sional committees are sending immense sup
plies of political documents to Pennsylvania,
Ohio and Indiana, with view to influence the
coming elections.
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GOLDEN WEDDING. The family OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Josiah Green of Spencer, assembled at
their residence, Monday, ID October, to celebrate
the tiftieth anniversary of their marriage. 1t is
an event that occurs so seldom in the history of
married life that it deserves something more
than passing notice, or more than the immedi-
ate family to celebrate tSsOccurrence, but owing
to the feeble health of Mrs. Green none but the
children and grandchildren were present. The
occasion was made happy one, from the fact
that no living branch of the family tree was
absent No presents were made, by request of
the cold folks" but tables were sumptuously
spread, anJ the children showed that, in the act
of handling the knife and fork, their "blingng
up had not been neglected.
Mr. Green is seventy-nine years of age and
Mrs Green seventy -four, and they have lived I'M
der the same roof during the last forty years.
The history of his business life is full of interest
he being one OF the pioneer boot manufacturers
of the state; and he tells, with pride, of some of
his hedry sales at the commencement OF bust
ness, one of which was the sale, by auction, in
1913, at the auction house Of +. & X. Jones
Boston, corner kil5y and State streets, of 120
pairs boots, in lots of three pairs each. His
business proved to be a success, and now he
lives 10 enjoy the fruits of its many hardships.
The dinner passed off merriy and, at its
close, the following poem, written by one of the
daughters for the OCCASION was read:
Again, around the ancestral tree
We come, to-day, from far and near,
To celebrate the golden tie
Which time has strengthened years
We come with grateful hearts to thee,
Thou source OF comfort, love and grace
For all the blessings thou hast strewn
Oer these long lives Of usefulness
Midst tolls and cares, through joys and tears,
When sunshine smiled OR tempeSts frowned,
Thy hand has led them all the way,
Till evening shadows gather round.
Through fifty years these lives have run
Together, calm and peacefully,
Watching with love each tender branch
That sprang from out the family tree.
Time has matured this tree and struck
lis roOtlets deep, its branches wide,
Till now, beneath its frightening shade
Children and grandchildren abide.
All are not here-two little buds
Were early taken from earth away,
Taken ere the lrOsts of life had chilled,
To blossom in eternal day.
One of our number sleeps beneath
The Misslssippi's distant roar
But Ill our hearts his mem'ry dwes,
And will, till times short dream is DER
Now from this height we would look back
TO trace, with joy, our blessings DER,
And thanking thee for mercies past,
From thee all future good implOre.
Then, when our pilgrimage is DONE
And one by one our lives have passed,
May we all meet around thy throne,
Onr fathers house. IN heaven at last
j. W. T.
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Between the heats;of the $4,000 race, the cele-
DRAFTED horse Fearnaught, owned by Col. Russell
and the horse tearnaught, Jr., owned by AIessrs
Wright and Norcross, were exhibited on the
track; and these, together with fifteen months
Old Fearnaught colt, owned and driven by Mrs
DArthenay, attracted the admiring attention of
all present. The well known black gelding
GIomos has been purchased by j. F. Morrow,
Esq, Of this city, for $4,000
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ffnanttal.
FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND
LAND GRANT BONDS
St. Joseph and Denver CITY
Railroad Company,
In Denominations. OF $1,000, $500 & 500

The attention OF investors is invited to the merits of
these Bonds secured by first and only mortgage on the
road, equipments franchises and property Of a trunk
line of railroad which will shorten the distance between
New York and san Francisco some 800 miles, and in
addition the mortgage to the Bonds covers a land
grant Of 100000 acres of the most fertile land in he
West, whichis prohibited from being sold at less than
four (SD dollars per by the terms Of the mortgage
deed and according to the present market price of the
Illinois Central Company's lands is worth slS,75OOOO
This loan originally for $500 OOO but has been large.
y reduced by subscriptions of actual investors The re-
manning balance of The loan is offered at 979 and ac-
crued interest but tn right reserved to advance the
price At any time without notice.
The bends have thirty years to run bear per cent
interest payable in New York London, or Frankfort
heNain, ut the option of the holder without notice,
free OF taxes.
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Fire Record.
AT BRooKLYN-Loss So

AT BRooKLYN-Loss $4,000.
Windsor & Frczels glass works in Brooklyn
We're partially burned this morning. Loss
5000; insured
BRIDGE BURNED-Loss $4,000
CoHoEs, n Y, Oct. 3.-The bridge over the
Mohawk river between here and Waterford was
burned this morning, Loss $4,000,
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giving week and the whole of Christmas week,
was referred to special committee, consisting
of Messrs Ballard Metcalf and Griffin.
1t was voted that the afternoon sessions of
the schools, from October until March, close at
four o'clock, the same as last year.
A1iouynpd