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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-12-29
TAXES.
SHELBY COUNTY.

T,HE TAX BOOKS FOR THE YEAR 1871
il are now ready, and l will attend at tho
es csivins The uH State and Co County Taxes for the
year lSIl;
District No. l. at Freed Boyd's store,
Saturday, January 9Th, 1917.
District No. 2. at Bass store, Friday, Janu-
airy 5th.
District No. 8, at Bottoms store, Thursday,
January 4th.
District No. 4. at Cuba, Wednesday. Janu-
aIy Cd. .r T
District No. S, at engine house, corner Sec
ond and Adams streets, Wednesday, January
2ith.
District No. 6, at Raleigh. Friday and Sat-
urd0y, January 18th and 18th.
District No. 7, at Bartlett, Wednesday and
Thursday, January 10th and llth.
District No. s. at Shelby Depot, Monday.
January Sth.
District No. Q. at FishsrvilIe. Tuesday, jan
uary 9th.
District No. 10, at oollierville. Monday and
Tuesday, January 18th and 10th.
District No. II, at Germantown. Wednes-
day and Thursday, January 18th and 18th.
District No. y, at Meehanicsyills. satur-
day, January goth.
District No. ls, at ArnOld's, Monday, Janu'
airy 22d.
District No. IA, at Office, corner Second ant
Union streets. Monday and Tuesday, Janu'
AIRY sth and sth.
Dls.riet No. Is. at Jacob Brust's store
Chelsea, Tuesday, January sd.
District No. ls. at White Station. Friday
January 18th.
District 70. Il. at Mcconnell Church. Tues
day. January I'd.
O.. ..... .f-.., WM. MCLEAN.
Tax Collector of Shelby County,
e5-l2j State Of Tennessee.
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LOTTERY.
$1,2S7,14S.
In Cash Gifts to be Distributed
BY the
MERCHANTS AND BANKERS
AS CIAT TION
OF NEW YORK.
DAILY DRAWINGS.
PRIzE FoR EYERY TIcKEr,

Cash Gifts silverware, etc, valued at 81 800 90
A chance to draw any Of the above prizes
for Is cents. Tickets describing prizes are
sealed In ENVELOPES and well miKed, On re-
eeipt of 2So a Sealed ftcket is drawn without
choice, and sent by mail to any address. The
prize named upon it will be delivered 10 the
ticket-holder on payment Of One Dollar,
Prizes are Immediately sent to any address
by express or return mail.
You will know what your prize is before you
pay for 1t. Any prize exchanged for another Of
he same Dalue. No blanks. Our patrons can
depend ON fair dealing,
0RIsioSs oT TIE pREss -" Fair dealing can
be relied upon, IN. y Herald, Aug. p. d" A
genuine distribution. - World, Sept. 9. mot
one Of the humbugs Of the day. - Weekig
Tribune, July 7. " They give general satisfac.
tor. 49, iNaats- Zeituno, Aug. 5.
REFRREEees by kind permission we refer
to the following: Franklin s. Lane, Louis
Vile, drew $4,000; Miss Hattie Banker,
Charleston, 5000; Mrs. Louisa 7. Blake. st.
Paul. piano. 500; Samuel v. Raymond, Bos-
ton. s55e0; Eugene p. Bracket, Pittsburg,
watch, $50; Miss Annie 0sgood. New Or
leans. 5000; Emory L. Pratt, Columbus. o.,
$500. M
0SE CASH GIFr in every package Of 200
tickets gt.draateed. Six tickets for ST 00l IS
for 81 o. Is for So 90; so for IS CO.. 200 for SIS co.
Agents wanted, TO whom We offer liberal in
ducemepts and guarantee satisfdctioH.
GROVER. ALLEN q CO.,
10f-1c6 Wa 0s Br0adway. N. ~.
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AGAINST PERSONAL PROPERTY.
REMOVAL.

THR OFFICB OF THE WEsTERE. MKrH-
il oliilt has been moved IRON = ie-ers2n
firost to g7gif Main street. up stairs On tne
rooms formerly occupied by q. " = Nrook-
Corrsspondents and Others VIII "a not,ots
And direct their letter. accQrdii giy- We
fr-nr now $50 copies. The Aethodlat ~
gnoI r.rl1um fcr - dgcrfisrrl-
~ n. W. BLEW 4 -. 20 bll1aerl.-
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OIL COMPANY.
COTTON SEED.

FTNHR MEMPHIS OIL COMPANY WILL
furui1h rSod ackl 10 all retponsih,e PEI
I0na. and pay ten dollars per ton ior Al rood
Sis - j. II. BARr0N, sal.t.
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ELECTION.
NOTICE .

MEMPHIS, TENN, December Is, 1871.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDINANCE,
y hereto appended, an election Will be
held on
Saturday, 9th day of January, 1879,
a. the usual places of holding. elections In the
various wards of the city of Memphis. = the
purpose Of taking the sense OF the qnallned
subscribe for one thousand shares, agere,,
eating one hundred thousand dollars, land
being one-half) Of the capital stock OF the
tue subsoription will have written or printed
upon their tickets, For Subscription" an
those voting against the subscription will
have written or printed upon their tlekes,
mo Subscriptions" and the sub cripticn
will be made only in case tbree-fourths Of the
qualified votors voting at the election vote for
'he suo''iip'lOH' JOHN JOHNSON. Mayor.
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THE MAN WHO COOKS.

BURNETT s COcoAlNE is the best anC
cheapest hair-dressing in the world.
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CHICK ERING
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HOTELS.

W. w. WHIrR. TEYCH ScHLEY.
Formerly Clerk. lN. Of baltimore.
WORSHAM lHOUsE-Wbite 4 Schley. pro-
prietors; corner Main and Adams streets.
Board, 81 so per day. .l.-..-
COMMERCIAL H0TEL-M. Allen. proprie-
tor; ccrner Jefferson and Front streets.
EiRSsFs MEiSSs a6TsES1 q g RsI Say r. H. BoatmAn pro-
prietor; Hopefeld, Ark.
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fEtOIO0hARhE
BINGHAM K cRAVER.-24l, 24S and 2I5
Main street. corner Jefferson. st
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> PIANOS RECEI WE'D FIRST PR EMIUM an NE
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Call at the Singer ParlOrs, 27s 70 Main Street,
GENERAL DEALERS
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PIANOS AVID MUSICAL MER.
CHANDISE.
sEwTNo MACMiNEs.

WILCOX 4 &GIBBs-Improved N Noiseess Sew
ing machines, S7S Main street.
HARMON A MOPT0N - Agents Florence
Sewing machines. 213 Main street.
GROVER 4 BAKER Sewing Machine Com
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u sEx.ee MACHINES; !.
Figures will not Lie

pnrcrs rs EsotAxDi Ii ths U. 5.
yg.s Wheeler a,sss, : wiillson,sasssS g sSs 60 GO
Elias Howe Go 90 60 90
Wilson shuttle = 1000, ua 5o 90
The above Prices are for exactly the same
classes of machines as sold in both countries.
There is scarcely any difference In the cost Of
material and labor IN any Of the above named
machines NMfnl LUd wGtJ ,f9
--.ss-zsA sAFTIDAvIT. -.
wv. G Wilson. President Of the Wilson Sew
ing Machine Company. personally appeared
before me. and made oath that the above
prices are correct and taken, BY himself from
circulars published in the United States and
England under the corporate names OF the
Companies manufacturing sEESh sfjd saSTR' SssslAs'
Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas,
Cuyahogo county, Ohio.
TINE WILSON SEWING MACHINES
are for sale in most every county n the
United States, and they are now cdered on
the installment plan Of
$40 Down, and $s per Week.
Memphis OGices 500 Main Street.
BEACH & SUTHERLAND, Gen. Ag'ts
64-e3.xiv
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H

R0M THIS AFTER HE HOLIDAYS We WILL ~ AVA
purchaser 81 one Rp r % & a
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-26
Sons o. Temperance.-Circu-
lar.

!, must lie apparent to every
observer that lutemperance pre-
walls 10 III alarming extent in This
State; that the war and the trou
hlrS since. have driven thousands
IF our people Of good habits be-
fore. to seek relief from their mis-
fortunes in Intoxicating = beverages,
and 1t is to be feared that dissi pa.
ton is. even BOW, On the inc.e ea>c
in our beloved old State. . -.
Beti,rc HE war, Tie Temperance
cause was popular in South Caro-.
lima. In almost every County
there We're Furnishing Divisions
of the SOFAS OF Temperance, and il
is believed t..:,: N my of these. in
4 state of su>p .nsion for the last
ten Years. will embrace the pres
"nt opportunity 20 revive The Or
der and resume the good work.
Several fnuriShing divisions in
different localities >cEt rcpresc..-
ialivrS 10 Charlrlon recently. and
the Grand Division of Soulh Car.
"Iina has been fully re.organized
4 ''F"rm of Application for
Charter" is furnished. and This.
signed by =, l"aSt eight good and
true men. and returned 10 the Of:
fee Of r. J. LaMotle. Grand
Scribe. Columbia, s. c.. will have
prompt attention, as vii! also or
hers for Rituals, and all necessary
supplies incident To the organiza-
ii,'n Of new Divisions.
II is recommended that ut least
s12 he sent with every appiica
ton. TO pay for these supplies, IN.
riuding the Charter
An invitation is cordially en-
tended to all who formerly be-
I"ngrd to the Order. to return
and assist in the work OF recon
s:rUrtion; "a the mrinhrrs of all
the Churches in the State. and to
all others disposed 20 make somr
sacrifices for the goa; Of them,
selves and their country,
1t is brlieve.! that tho circum-
stances are !:,vsirah!e for the
,,,.,,,,,t rrs.nra;;,,,, nf Our ord nr
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-26

MURDER AND SulcIDE.-t3n March;
Is, last, Il man named Rogers. ne
ing in pcd'!ridSe Con,'tr, Wess
Virginia. was asSaS>mated. Isaac
Owens, a rough character Of the
nc;giihori,o"d. was >nSpectea'and
convicted. Noah Jautcs: Il citizen
OF some wealth. living inthc neig igh-
l;orhnod, and a gchsi,er Of the
last Legislature. contributed TO
procure The couvirtin:., After his
sentence Ovens made 4 confession.
IN wnich he asserted that James
hal pr"curr,; hisw t,''to the dcefe
bv Il hris,e OF s775. and hail psrtic;-
paicd in il. tirin.'h he second shStln'
tothc murdered man: Uranft,is7s
warren, w.s is<ncsi fnr James s.sss-
rvSt. II is possible he goeaisos.sc
wind OF it, for Mendays7i last alse
. stepped ont Of his ltoaxe wNhlkts
! riffs in his hand. INK psaeing tae
mu=z'e at his eye, pulled the tf;x-
ger with his toe, producing almost
in>tan. dca!a. . =
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scre picked. watch claims ru', trades
| inen knnrkrd dn"n, und $tnni!ed anG
! agha.t the dealers on Brosl~av e;thr,
! hastily CLOSED their doors "r retr rea.cd /"
! The upper undnws. When just ab"s,
Grare CAnrr;! the procession enrG'r
; tered dr,acEltnrnt e police The ":!i.
crT> s. ere mounted. aud The nrn wel,
in onn'.u>>es The crowd was uslrrrsi
~ Gi>per>c The rah'lc, hradrd rs is>
arricu ,;:.!"a'!rr, broke oat in dv.:.n'
Veins. M, minute c!ar>cd after the
order was Siv,'h before tie police We're
in the street. I'D charging upn; the H.
: crnd!a'Ic> !i.c - "i.ri~i ind The Ii"t"u>
Iea'irr cut Ji,w, viii, cioren skull
ard !S Aurt: "a. lrit in the gutter. 4
. few "t he bravc>t ,;f ii> row dies stoni 4
moment, aita thrn It'd ho" iing. The
argument "t locus, wa- rot hey ond evrn
l!l.u COMPREHENSION, and in live nin
utcs ,he Whole f,,ll crew AaHi i'een scat
tered, and we're bowling IN tull BiSht
bark ~ their lrlrest.. a round "t NJ
biausc f!o;n thousands Of spectators in
tue winduws and Oil the bslc.'nirs 10"
tad WITNESSED rtr rour. testified to j =
completeness "h"n RI" street "as clear.
~ INCIDENT.
B"fnre this prme-Snn Six,t'o f:om
fr;nce street there was one person IN II.
!. mere hey, VINO could not have S-en
over IS, hn mule himself cons icuou>
iv the most >i"lenl lars.a.e ans! ACTION.
He ts"u, i-hcl revus,rr. and acti the
m"Sr fearful naths ;irHt h- would have
the blood "f an Orangemar before sht.
Half frantic with rxritrrnr"t lis slender
f,nmr aud frcrhlrd face wc,e seen filing
through the cInAd " tie iucitri his i'll
lows To acts "f vinlrncr When the
t::rt> started he tnuk his plare in fro"t.
and for Il long way rnarrhrti hr the >iIr
e tle leader with It's i>tol ~ hi- land.
An h,ur batter ihr writer "f this 'carie
slow II the cleared thnronyhfarr, and na>
attracted 10 crowd al the drug xt"rc
II. ar Ihi'treu,h st!e"; Pa>>i e through
the knot of hvSrnn,!~r> lie came upon ihe
-rn>-le>S form ,f this by laid upon
board. lls skull @a~ crti>licd, and the
'.i"od had Sltn:ai"d him fr",n :iea TO
feet. 4 sorrow stricken crowd gla:ed
al h,m One "f them said Il uas always
50: the innocent had To >Gffr f,r the
guilty. Another REMARKED that it was
r"lyt, 10 svc h"v killed hy I,uIiee
man's club, anil Il i'd ,c,,,nrri the as
>rr!i'n tEsat the victim hadn't al: thing
to do with it.
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sion for murder. II Was Il subject
Of genera! relnark, yesterday,
among those VII" witnessed the
riot on the Eighth uvenue, that
I he most violent Of the mob were
nearly al! w..men. 1t Is sal! t"
have been u wuE:un who fred the
Fl irst shot near the Grand Opera
House. = woman was the first
victim Of The frs, c arge Of the
police ut Twen,y-EiShih street.
On th1 sidewalks. IL the stop
doors, at the windows, women
were heard shrirk;llg curses
against the bloody Ora; Ssinen.
and stimulating the courage Of
the.r husbands and brothers.
The Post gives the following as
reliable account Of Col. firl:'s
m;shap: "Cul. Fisk was marching
at the head o!' his regiment: i'll bis
shirt sleeves, four!sliuS u large
sabre. when the first crack!c Of
muSkrtry vas heard in 'front.'
simultaneously with tl". volIcr,
there seemed to come Il whole
shower of stones and bricks at
tie Ninth. and many men declared
that rife shots were fred al them
from windows and roofs. As the
fire ran up the line OF the Eighty
fourth regiment toward the head
of the Ninth. that regiment
wheeled, and Col. Fisk AMI his
officers stood tn the right. for the
first company had knrlt ready TO
fire. They discharged their pieces
without receiving any orders. ana
th" Scrond company followed their
example. The mob surrounded
Fisk. and a. he raised his sabre
they fell upon him, and a few
! minutes afterwards he was picked
up in the gutter, with, his II glit
| ankle di-l"cuted. lie WAS earned
into 4 bakery. and attended hy
SURGEONS Pollard and Thompson.
At first it was thought he WAS
struck by Il spent bali. An hour
later he Was removed in disguise
to the rear. where = close coach
was in waiting on another street.
and he was removed to the dock -
where he took the boat tor Sandy
| Hook,
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In a certain cemetery il. q, tt,.s..
in New Londpn County. in Con-
neciicut. cam be found = lot con
taini"s FIVE graves, one in tnr
ccn're. the o: h:.rs nearby ct the tort
points ct tho co,a1,;t.s. Tae li'-
<cripy;pn on tho latter read yr
Sprctivcly, afccr the hanae ,fde.
deceased Wy T. Wife," Ny II.
Wife, ""Ny III. Wife" MY I'LL.
Wife," while tho ceEtrs} st.Ass:
bears the hrief hat eloquent eS-
preston, Gar 4ushsrd."s> ,-,.~
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-26

OFFIcEks OF IT,. GRAND DIv1s.
ION ELECT FOR THE PRESENT YEAR
I'D. limerick Srll. &. w. T.,
Charleston. S. C -; Oliver Hewitt,
G. ". A.. Graham'S, S. c.; Thom
as J. LaMotte. Grand Scribe. Co
!umhia. S. c.; a. B. Towers.
Grand Treasurer. An.lerknA. S. c. g:
Rev. John CuIrepprr. Grand Chap,
lain, TimmnnsviIlr. S. c.; ". 8.
Timmnns. Grand Conductor, Tim.
mnn~ril!e. S: c.; G. Y. Patrick,
Grand Sentinel. Bam''erS, S. c.
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Employment.

Constant Occupation il undonb.-.
celly the natural md proper con.
| t!ition Of mankind: As life 81.
vances ever does i,s citadel tht
heart, Fa!l'i,ate. rcceir;i,g and 70
turning the vital currently whic.S
that life j. prolonged, till deatE
masters the fortress, and blank -.
anilion supcrvenes. So, in, The
mentai werld within us, thousas
never rests. When siumbcr trans
mu!es lie faculties. fancy, uHgaid-
cd. plays strange antics. yet mind.
like ocean. is never wholly ia-
active. We dream, even when
memory fails to record those
mysterious visi,anls. dcnoT1iaatcd
visions or dreams. For these
strange haliaciMa:ions and ,irid
operations OF mind We arc. perhaps.
not accountable, but, tor our HHls-
ing thoughts We certainly Gres
Mental regulation and emplas..
aent is certainly, TO- some ex,ens
under the control OF every Reason.
able creatuc. Now, there is ao
more sure prcventer Of healttfut
mrnlal action then the pursuit Of
trifiny occupation with the hands.
That young lady. who SITS do~u
intent on t,:hricating IN elegaae
dress for some grand display en-
couragcs her mind to dwell on aH
The frivolous "details, not only ct
what that dress requires for, its
completion. hut on the lhoasas,d
and one accompanying circutu.
stances which may attend its ~eac-
ing. Al! this is vanity. Eren, she
however. is mnrc cxcu>ab!e thEn
her more idle Young friend; who
cannor spare ;ime To n,antac5nfe
for ter>el: her own costume. aud
runs from shop 70 dresStnasinK
establishment. ordering and teorF
dering. arra1giI,saud ,e-a,r.angin2
the minulia Of dress wiih:as mash
tnrh hou:.ht ard pains as IT, sae-
were training hei spititS,o acts t'F
henrvo!euc", or rescuiDg sene
child of poverty from despasr::=S Su
sad 4 thing is it to perrrrt from
high aud benefcent employment
the faculties of the soul, that. Es
may well believe the angels weep
ON heEol.!insit. Siurclhe thoughts
OF foo!is' ness is sin. We are war
ranied III ronclHdiny ;his waste 81
"c,ivity and energy siu also: Bat,
admitting this to be the caS,;; what
shall be said Of Hose. who eu'pier
their time in idle gossip 4tsatssssE
and di>insenoas t'eprcsentatis,sss
and comments: on Tho scts 8ef
OF herss Whose delight is zints1-
que; whose grati6cation% %carnltre-
hcnd<. in it's highest reach, shs
humhIing of Il rival. or. still worse,
the Impeachment Of surer5er3
Let us beware Of the manner itf
which time is spent. or rather &S
should say >mpioved, t,rcause lazy
peopie spend much time xitheut
any osscnsihlc empseymcnt"save'
that Of killing ii, and tbs gs
have heard sunrc hardy eiraaeaf
To confess. XIII time ? Thatisn
direct pervor>ion of God'scous
naud. "Wha, your hands fndtsN
d., 10 it with all your might
Knowing that there is peitilerwosk
nor device in the grave to w'ieh
We hasten" The employment %
lime not only affects our present
condition. l,H; reaches. ~ iits' rftk$
mate effects. 4 great hereafter.
Let us. then. so use every passing
moment, that. ny it speeds on, Our
record may be carried before:
~ by u,te>tins ti,prs wl'ei,s his
scy,ho is finally .br,ken. a.d ,hs
shall expire: tcing snergcd:i:' -essg@
nifty. - ....:,.,s,1s
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-26

The French army has scveza! W.
men surgeons, and it is said they can
take of a limb 50 nicely tia, nan
enjoys it after be gets accustomed to
it no man. who; has ever had a
eoepls of. legs cut Of BY a Hou4a NJ!
ever at:e-w4rd ailow nan To CIT Z
ieg Of fo- MIN, If 10 can helm it.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-26

A very modest old maid, visiting
a newly-marricd friend recently
saw one of her husbands shirts on
tho bed. and exclaimed: oh.
mercy! mans shirt on your
bed! Sach 3 thing on my bed
woc:d glvs no the nishtmaSe''
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-26

A Pennsylvania widower with
tour cliiluren lately married Il
widow with nine, and now he is
browsing around after Il divorce.
lie prayed for his own offspring
at family PRAYERS, but wouldn't
put up Il petition for hers, and
She ;.went for" him with q skill
let.
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THE FIGHT At GHAcE CHURCH.

About 70 81 n'rio..k crowd OF ahnut
one hur,,Irri and fifty la orrr> aud l"n=
Shur,r rnrn formed IN an irregular rrnre>.
sion in Prince street. and marched "u,
into 5rnahway. There ws> no uI-taking
their pnrp"Se Mary "f them were
armed wl'!, 'iubS eXt"mp"ri1"a f'"rn
packing h"xr> and barrels. They w~r"
headed Ivy u viIianou> inokirg in''i,i1-
ual, who "ore long Skirtcti hr"a,iri tn
coat, nm1 a straw hat. #nd carried! #i
old cavalry sword. This mnr'irr"u>
gang pr''cec'!ed qrieslv and 'ietiantlv ~
Broad ~, making no other drnnnStra.
ton than ,n cal! 10 recognized srnpa'
thisrrs " hn were Gi>cuvrrc,! on the side
malE 10 ;p;a them. Their destination
and he;rrn;r,aIi"n w"rr. hnn"srr, ai'
parent ,N AL the iaA -abi'i:iE rilIz"E>
e the great ;h"-"u.h!aTe, "Go Emk i
Sullrnl, and ,'eInhl."gIy "n. a. ihr,
;.a>Sr.i S,,ri' an! Houston >t'er,-. the
GRO q hat E. 10 ed ihe.H .'n either side.
walk was swuiirn ln the 'aif VI isw;-ss
Aretci,e> bat crawl into sight "n those
..oTnrr< w!:r" there is n prn>prrt If *.
rsie.urnt. Picki"rkct>. gamblers IF The
rnn'e:Hptihle grade. professional 'hi"'es.
murderer, aud every shade Of v,llia"s
dnwl To the ,oith!li sneak thieves. h"
,t,r,,i harvest IN every "r.nniz,d "n'
POSITION Ia law. swa,mrd out "i ti"'ir
i.n> and holes "f Mulderers' block. +. r
il is Oh such o,.ca>i"n- that the n"xinnt
and nn>u>prctei ,te with "hi"h every
great eli, irein> 'iare> 10 come into the
light. and law abiding c!nzerS ARE hor-
rih.d 1T all e.uFti'n "f srvag"S "h"
have no inirie>, whatever !n the Gnes.
ti,us It, issue, and ~ h" are :mpelIed by
30 p'.jndice,. Ia, wh" scent p'nnd' r
aud hln"d. Drawn into tae tids the
sn ell moi, had all lis nwn wav irulw
Hn.ston >,ree, up 20 Tenth. Cnizvns
vs-s hustled ond oonns::ed, pockets
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4 learned dsosa,. 7s&asrins -
tight lacins, ayers sbattis prbhe
benefit, iaas4uoh az Il kills al zbs
:o3I:sh girl< ard lsavs al shs Ess
osas to s-ow Up to 10 voasE
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High -o1t-sea;Gsa lady's 3Epss
ct the shoulders. ....'
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TIE PARADE G0Ea oS.

General Va:iaa. indi ynant at the ac
tinn "f the sal, r.gi ntnt in ti,Ing With
"n' orders. nrler d il t. the rear. and
brought nr one hall of the OH to TAX
it, place ai the left nf the Oran.ernrn
The procession then moved IN. Th''
la<Sion of the ln"h Appeared to hnv
hren greatly subsidized. The s!dew a'k>
" re li"rd with people, the windows IL!
many "f the hnnSes were rrnwdrd. and
at many points woskingmrn in lars"
Numbers suspended their lal,"rS To vii
hes. the pr"ce>>i"n hut they were NIL
-il,nt When Ill were gone md the
right of prnr s-inn had heen v;ndirntel.
it vas .n awful scene FIR an Amr'is.nr
rlt, t. sex. these bleeding and Shatlc'cd
70, MS Gf men and uom.n Ii trring the
navrncnt< aud stones "f E ghth are"u'
and the cross streets. P,ir>,> now al
pcarrd unnn the gr"u"d. seeking t" per.
form, the Ii nfEirr for some last pray
ing for, and The iitlr gr"nns nf relatives.
children and hrn,he's. With di-nrderrd
hair md dress, and trar< aud imprcra
ti"ns i.lrnncd. ~,r'red over The hmiie
anrl added 10 the lidrnu<ns>s Of the r.
sur.
After u ii'rlr while carts and fn,r itnrr
WAGONS were impressed hv the police.
and "ne after another the warm but HE
Ir>< b a.ir> were laid in these re!tirlr>-
thu n"ad> toWa,ds the tail Of tie cant
and they moved tnsartl Broad av. and
piss, d the line # tIntrl>. carrying mel
an holy and panic wherever t:cy ap.
p.a,rd
The p. oreS>inn kept sIrri-ht on ti""
Eighth av-uuc. rhrrrei and arp'an1rd
from the houses and ieehly h"ot, d from
the streets, until at n,r,renth street.
It na'rhed t" Uni n So 'arr. where lis
rtrcytinu was extraordinary. Loud nr
rIairl> came from all tln,cl guests. wh''
rep c-e'r,rd every tart Of the C"it' Il
States. whie from Madison Square aid
from >aE. distances the moi sill hu."l
,nraSi,nal stones and hrirk>. and ua1,'
tirndlSh nn,rrir<. The Oran cnrn. gi,r
all round With a wall nl prntrttion, tilrd
arnunti Ihe Worth monument. aud
rarrhrd lo.n 20 The Cooper Institute.
where it wa> tll<handrl.