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1.-THE TAL!SMAh,"


Dalfe's posthumoua opera, 1.-THE TaliBman."
was given last Wednesday e7enlng In New York
By the Ko!logg Euglisl-Opera Troupe. and, Il the
performance Ia one OF very general Interest. ne
give the following c1tracta from tho New York
press concerning tho new opera:
Ne arc inclined to believe thst thu success which
this opera received In England ue principally to
light to lei Tue trH wa fonnd il tn aud ths musio
aud ony three which are likely to hayo long popu-
lsriiY, snd they arc nit In tho simple ba.lad style
These are tho two sentimental songs for SIR KcnneM
'Flowret1 Kiss thee. and "oa balmy ~7nge ao.t the
nest * psorts" they sre - ii mode1s ii GeIr lind
charm from a1lss KellogR's sweet and tender delivery
but they will not bear trica! examnatlon. for they
are excellent al through tho simpler pfecea
are. The concerted music n uniformly thin and CON.
BY tho orchestra-nnt reinforced. d.-jft6ane.
Although the work beara evidence Of literary taate
and ek IN Tho metrca PORTIONS and Ia dovoid of my
blemiBbes In sylo It neyerthceaa berAys curious In
felicity Ia the helection Of the uc!dsnts and want Of
dramatic instincs 1n their Arrangement. Tho first set
,ng and shs unusua! strength u the appoiatsnsnss-
Nor 1t bo said that the esode Of e banner In thu
second act merits the Importance which is elven to It.
Tbs third act dealing With sent1mcnt Anoat entirny,
proved mora Interesting OF the nauac Il Is inPosai-
bo to sreak wtth rapture. Lacking, IN great meas
name, It can hardly lake rank with the modern school
in It's attempt 10 doal with sluatioa and onsemblc.-
The partition of "Ths Tsltsmau IL = vaas oil.
podrtds OF "Reminiscences. clever combinations, aud
conmonpaces Portions of It vi" indeed sattsfJ anil,
b repeate to aattey BY voice. and band and orgaD,
but ne unane 10 en8te out one a1nge passago
hs II By IL yo' Ct dhsFa q
popular, and porhsps tta chances NJ
incsessea rather than lessoned by ~hpt call ls de-
.se.ythins ii %Ths Tsiisman sxsspt taAt xnieb i
novel in conception or execuion.-1,nKs.
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Tho daily coat refcrs to the cost for each pa

TIC daily coat fefOF6 to th0 cost TOT EACH pa
tiaut.
The laborlng mana health is his capital, and
tho wealth of every community u lit rallo to its
hoafth. We have no hoBpitai hero that IL proPer-
" constructed. But unB That ia p1opery cou-
structpd it will bc safe to assume, will s4vc at
= saving Of Ut 1east 20, 0Uu days to the labolipE
population Of Chicago each year. By all 1ldans,
lot us Layo now hospisni, QUO that ID up to Ill
The requirements Of tho presont knowledge Of
sanitary nciencc. It viii be saving at 1nauy
lives and much money every year, for time is
money. Chicago ia entsrprislng in most things,
and she eau afford At least to be humaue.
Mrplco
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curious caso was heard before tho Pasests
Gonntv fN. ~ Common peaa Bench Yesterday.
GeofKo Addy. Q! Aanchester, oWna . c9x' Which,
culn,nou within the city I,ns Of Paterson, WAS
driven to tbs found by George spltteL tho
pouud-leopot ct tue latter city. Addy brought
suit bofura I Justcs OF tho Peace 70 recover
damages for tho detention aud Tor injuries done
10 the Gov. but recovered none, and appealed 10
the Common Pleas. Counsel for Addy yesterday
sontentlod that thc valuable part of the oou viz
1os hiud-qun1tsss, and Az that was beyond ths
Paterson city limit Lis eheut raa ontitled to
judgment. Tho Court scarcely &Rreed with tho
counsel, but said that the decision Of the case
might turn upon the exact length OF tho COW.
Counsel for the plaiutln insisted, then, that sho
should BE- moaaurcd to tho cad OF her TAU The
Cont Directed that sao should not b. measured
beyond tha haunches, and deferred dtcsion til
the measurement shall baye been mads.
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to consult them concerning ths studies, hsnits,
dc. Of tho pupil. No parents duty is complete
vhen the chlld has simply been provided rltn
books and sent to aohool. Further oTo!etght
and intorc.t in needed. not rnore1y In tho sup or
vision Of tho chils sttldies At homo. ht's IN tho
succesnful complotIou Of those ssnd!es st school,
An examination Of tho yis'tors' oooks in ont
diffcront pnhlic schools would show that me
great maior.ty Of PARENTS nsvnr onter thh stho3tA
room-an1 IL may be affirmed that aome parent
ne,ther know The nanlo Of the teacher Of their
child, nor tho hams or location Of this building
whers that child's education IL hsing obtAined.
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INDIGNATION At AURORA.
Nor 4 nRuPrpsIrirIQU5n CASE.

10 The Editor Of Tbs Ch,eaeo 3Ftbuns'
CHICAGO, Feb. 14.-lntcnae Indignation exists
sGainst the Chicago Times In tho City Of Aurora
on account Of the inhuman outrage perpotrated
upon the public by tha publication Of thor son-
national article Of yesterday. No man Of average
moral or mental development would resort to 30
Infamous "dodge" to advertise . newspaper.
1t Is fact that women faiuted upon hearing tue
article referred to read. Quo LADY In Aurors,
whose son. ln company with = relative,
had come to Chlcago to attend the
theatre, tainted Awnv, and could not for
some timo be reauscitsted. For several moments
sho llsteued to the narrowing details OF the
imaginary calamity. md then. upon hearing the
name OF her aon read Bhricked out, +" Ny God !!
my God! o, my poor. poor boy !" and fell hense-
less into the arms Of her friends. It may bs i" al
r!9h. In tho eyes OF ME. Storey, but Ia the
opiutonof tLs people It Ia all sorong. The deci-
rnated liht Of Times roadera wilt teach AIt,
Storey that there ia = limit boyond which be
caunot 60 with impunlty. The people hayo
I rights which even tho Times must and shalt re-
spoct. TwentY-tlve Aurora subscribers ~ drop,
ped +" tho Times to-day, aud many mors will
! DO 10.
There can b. no e1cuse, no apology, no pallia,
! tiau, for thla
| coLp-BLoopgp ouraAuE
| upon the decency Of our people, Holding
nothing sacred (which stands bcsnean 1t aud the
almighty do,'ar) tho Times rocking With false.
hood, Overlooking with froth and fraud, enters
ths moat sacred prec'nots Of home aud distills ta
venom on all sides. Ita Shiny trail is left on
thousands Of once happy hearts. 1t inaulka the
! taateh ot tho educated aud tho refined;
| IT FoNnIRs TO Tj1H LOWEST PAas1oNs
Of tho race; 1t caters to tue mo4t vulgar tastaE
| OF tho peop)A and all because it paws.
Lot every decent msn aud woman iu our land
send up 10 the temple Of tho Times pracklcal
AL emphatic tebuko, that shall be more
thorough aud effecktvo to Mr. Btorey from tue
fact tbat IL touches his only sensitive pout-.hia
pocket~book. On my way in to-dav, I saw thirty,
eight copiea OF The TRIBUNE sold, and not oiie
oi tbs 1imka. Complaints wore heard Oh al
s,des and slr. Storey will find, to the great dis
gust Of bin soul ~, that he does uot We. roigr
| King oreE the realm Of heart and intellect.
| AMIcua
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AMUSEME ENTS.
TIE GILMORE CONCERTS,

TIE aILMonE CONCERTS,
Tho first concert BY Glmote'n THenty-se cond
Regiment Dand will bo given at the Uulon Park
Congregational Church this evening with ths
following programme
PART /.
!. Overture "obeEon"..; ;.".+.-......Ws Weber
Gt5sh0rt's Uahd.
2 9oIo for a21ophone " "FantAsie Oagualn .1etebrs
Ar. T.. Il. Lsfebre:
3. Invitation IA Dansc tConcert Yalse Brill
4aA+e}s HeteS
GNrAEt'A Rafd&
L. Al. and Variations for Voice. .rToch
Hiss Emma {. Ihursbv.
g. FRntasle, Lv I'rophcte .Meyarbear
GifhuFe's band.
PART II.
g. OYerturA-H Der Fresshuntz "............+ Weber
Gtt,nore's Band. .-
Z. Solo for Gornet-" Air and Variations n. De Berot
Nf4 u. Arbnckie.
8. Grnnd sclectio1-" GenA Of tbs operas Mozart
GIfmorf'A Hahd.
.. Echo Song, with Flute obllgata.. Bishop
Mts Emma c. Thursty.
tThe Fink Uh!soafo played tH 1Ir. prdeht.3
10. Schiller "Festisal March" .Meyeseeef
GGmosss Rand.
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Louis Larson, of Fire -Ensi inc No. T. frsctnr cd
bis biggest tos yesterday, OF tho horsas step
ping upon 1t.
Tho ladies' and Society Of Hahnemann Hosp'ta
uill meet At Room lit Palmer uouae, at 1880 a.
m. Wednesday.
Col, 4. n. Waterman lectures At III Madison
street this evening. III the Athenpt1n Free
Course. His subject is, "Origiu aud History Of
tho Art Of Writing" Ths public arc invited
Sehts free.
Mr, 4. Bronson Alcott will hold ope Of bis con-
variations this evening, 1t o'clock, In thu paslor
Of tho Palmer House. Subject: Culture" !"
Tickets for admission are 80 cents, to bs had At
the door.
a German, 4s years old. uamed Gerhard Hers-
ehed co.nmittcl suicide Saturday Aftornoon At
bis lodgings. No. 81 North Branch street. by
cutting his throat with > razor. He was employ.
Cd in Wcoll l. Co.'S sannery on North Hn'Hted
street and Was q single man No causo III AZ
quest. and a verdict Of suicide was resurnod
There appeared in one Of the city papers
superintendent Rehz1, stata' = Attorney Read,
and his asestaut, Mr. Birch, wero under In
yestigasion by tue Grand jury for corruption.
started, or by whom 1t waa set in
circulation, iH unknown, but ito author
is certainly person Of rare inventive powers,
and il wiao beyond what is writton. There 10
no truth whascver IN tho whole matter The
paragraph will, however. bo doubtless preseuted
10 tho Grand jury, and their opinion Of It will
aoon he heard.
Joscoh Yonprer, one of rho nartios irnptica,od
in tIc nnnnosed n,ur,ler or ths uakuoyn WI msu
~ Tnr,J @ ,tast an ,ne cornrr NJ Emnr.M syen,,e
auIHr auI strcat vao,f nro Was srraste
at 81 hv sornt Had yestertny at fstideenorr H.
danies bay;,,r nsoa any hnrsh treasment toward
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Twenty-Five yeaEx' established reputation. Prices
reasonable. Tesns cash or time " sut ths putchss.
u. OLD laAnos and ossnns aksa IN p&r payment,
Assds Tsnpls sf kusan, oaeass II DAaxhoxR AaA vsa
GuFtQ stycsss,
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like the famous article !tss ID In slno.t eveybodyh
mouth The lreop!e know that II presorses vol
hsautoa ths teeth Aspea II IL tbs standard tooth
w4aa Of the ptfioI.
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Mr.. Charles B. 8torcow, Of Boston. nri.aa to 4
paper IN that city: II have bcon mich unused
by Btatemen. "hich have sesp 10 dozen
papers from various passs OF tho country. and
twice, think, In your own, that bold policies
OF insurance on my life to the amount oil e25o,-
030, bong tue largest amoutIs uf 1ife-insursuca
known. My life il very valuable, no Doubt but,
~ far as am aware, there il not . single dol
lars Insurance upon It in nuy company what
ever, am utterly al a loas to conjecture EhA4
gsve rise TO tho story
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erERR-In Newark, n. i. Feb, u. Mrs Hsnnsh
bposs Aksd " years. mother II asa Luther Sohe. Vt hs
CITY.
uAMPIoH7Thsf funeral Of James cs,nplan fstous-eut-
serJ will leats his roEidenco lt4 East Wa HurSn street.
Tuesday. FdtI. H. st 1d:31 4.
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ipAcr,lnER, 81. Au'tryr, lsia.
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Ghr 3}olIqt'., n,
pARAGR'
APIS.

Curious
,,nina,, answers often como out in
,r1 ION for the civil service. The
~ inheritance" occurring in page
reading. the examiner iutcwogatod
the youngsier: "Whal is inhcritancc|
"patrlmony." "What is patrimony ~
Something left by q father" What
would YOU call it if lcl! By uothgry'
"Matrimony.'
In the times when The political war;
fare between Wings and Democrats
waxcd hot and relentless, there wa. %
town ont West IN which the two parties
were so equal in numbcrs chat the yaria-
ton Of single vote, one way or the
other, might be matter Of most serious
consequences. OF course. on both side,
sharp eyes were open and Vatchlul. 4
young man came up TO the polling place
on election day and offered his vote. Il
was his first appearance in the character
of an clcclor, and he had the iu1cpcud-
cuce, or au,hcily, todiNtr politically with
his father. Ills father challenged his
vote. ION what grounds demanded
the presiding officer. "ilc ain't twenty
one" II ana tWcHty-oue." asserted lhc
youth mo, you amt" prcsisicd tbe
father; you will not be twcnty-ono tit
Tomorrow" ~ say I will :" cried the
youth. IL was born on uic 18th OF Mo-
vember. 1t is down so in the Old
Bible" "Thcn It's n do1-ro,tcd
mistake" aid the old man. You
weren't born dll the mornm' OF nlc
thirteenth Of November, can swear &c
"llow can you swear:' "lloW:' rp.
peated the flther Indignantly. Good
ness gracious, wasn't | thar "Wcll.'
returned the son, with proud defiance,
wasn't there. too;" The young man
voted.
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Before t#l To q, Railroads. Caro- lij
command rolnon % centre ot CON.
l.l.r ui p. cation. This Importance OF
position .. .'l possesses, but NOW The
additions. fnlago 90 being great rai'-
road ,.u.r..H numher oi the most import
amt la.llu.' the NaHay o'tue Mississippi
conyc,.i"- .3 and 'lIs tJ.r fetlHini
there 81" lhesc, coming from tl' moran
are tAa t,t liiinu's Central itW'yo'l,
which t.#,.. the entire tIttol Illinois
t....t.t lprt horn. and mast I..-...rtl
l.''" ID. ~ 'Hl. ~ .-'.u .'o' t.l pa. u
70 ~ 'i,'t3, '''. 90! ~ r.il.. e'''','
'", '.. ''' '' i. ga,
gram li-.a r Sta'e- tL' CAIRO anu Az
@. hht', c.. .Hg iron aIt" i' .hr lllN "a
tta,. nue. me Sl9'e - -AN-uf' "''''
us G. hl. .I''. %uorH G.te'l I'i'."1 ''-H-
i.ualenA. "IH at y" '.fa ol''7 'A-
i4' Cut' Louis i''i't OBJ l4io-
ol'ccl .L".N CONN Hl'c+uNn WIN thr
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, This city, as Is r.el suoWu, is s.tuat. 4 at
thc confluence OF t50 ohio ana Nj s-i..ippi
riyors, at The head uninterrupted narl a.
ton on She Mt.IIm, being below on
structiuu, by ice BIO the Nitter and low
WatCr in ,ummer. a.l thus ha u cleasund
open river communication al all times Over
the Nil i-i 10. ura lis tributaries, with al
The country south, 10 tue Guif OF Mexico
and the Atlantic Ocean. Cairo has also the
same character ID Communication with all
the country north over the Streams flowing
by g.. when those streams arc not iuneFi-
gable Ny reason II ice or low vgtgr
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For restoring to Gray Hair its
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Cairo has am raj, ntcliigcnl, liberal and
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RAILROADS..
TIME CARD.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL r. r
ST. LOUIS, IRON MOUNTAIN
AND
SOUTHERN RAILROAD.

nMNlBUSES arrive at and depart from the
~ Office, IS Ohio leyee, as follows:
Through freight leaves Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at 10 800 n. IN. ; Arrives on Tuesday
Thursday aud Saturday at ~ am.
Texas Express leaves daily at eco T. M and
arrives at 800 a NJ
Passenger Accommodation leaves daily cN-
cept sunday at 20 u IN arrives daily at ll,l.
m,
Time TO all-points in Texas and Arkansas,
81 HOURS LESS THAN By ANY
Lf OTHER ROUTE.
Time from Cairo to Little Rock, - hours.
To TeNarcana, y hours
To Jefferson, Texas, Is hours
To Marshall, 20 hours
To shreveport, louisiana 90 hours
40 Dalkls, Texas, % hours
To Hearne, Texas, b hours
To Houston, Texas, 81 hours.
To Galveston, Texas, ~ hours
c. w. EEQUEMBoURG
Agent Cairo lis
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-01-15

no. INA Rnles.l
Petition For Charter.
II 4 the Ti::. 0hsnssry Court ofshsIby Count,


In the First chsncery Court ofshelby County.
WHEREAs. {. URQUHART. MN. s.
w BRUCE. WIN X. Moore II. Wetter. e
II hisks y. NJ. White. T. n. HAYNES and j. Il.
Petit, al citizens Of Shelby county. TenneE-
see. have .hled a petition In said O. urt pray
ms 70 be Incorporated as a body nolitic under
me name and style Of The Tennessee Iron
Manufacturing Company" Tor the obiect and
purpose Of manufacturing and desiinr IN ;ron
and steol. railway rails, spikes. nails and any
articles OF merchandise from iron and steal.
also for the purpose Of mining coal and iron
and vending tho Same; that they nav have
succession for ninety nine years; that their
capital stock BETTY thousand dollars. divided
into shares OF one hundred dollars each, With
power 70 increase the capital from
time to time as tho business Of fhs
corporation may require; that they may sne
and be SUEDE purchase. hold and sell real
estate; make and establish bylaws, rules and
reRulations for the government Of the c0rpor-
alton not inconsistent with the Constitution
and laws Of the United States and the State Of
tennessee; and generally TO have all the pow
corpofations.
It's therefore ordered that all persons de-
sirinR 50 to do make their appearance herein
~ tho court house In the city Of Memphis
tennessee: on or before the first Monday III
Marcn. $50, y show cause, IL any they
nave. why the prayer Of petitioners should
confessed and proceeded with ex-parte; and
that q COPY Of this order be- published daily
for thirty days In the Memphis Public Ledger.
This January 3. 1875.
Acopy-A Attest;
E.A. COLE, G. and NJ.
BY Il. B. McHRNRy. b. @. and Nj.
II, nlls9S q BEARD, Solicitors for petitioners.
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SourH MHuPHrs, No 1lS-meets 81 Friday
I ~-~h montb-at Odd Fe'ows' Hall. B.
z. Halter. W. NJ; B. X. Pulleu. Secretary.
ANGgROKA. No. l65-meetB lat Monday In
svery month, at Odd Feliows' Hal. corner
Jourt and Main. John Gordon. w. NJ; B.
.siohmond. Secretary.
LEILA SooTT, No 2ea-meets lst Thursdev
. saeh month"; at 0ad FELLOW Hall. A. T.
Davis, W. NJ. A. 8. Myers, Secretary.
DKSorO, No. 2g-meets I'd frrdav of each
north odd Fellows Hall. Ed. Worsham,
W. NJ; r. W Shelton, Secretary.
KHvfEFIYe, No @l-meets 9TH Friday Of
..~h month-at Odd FslloWs' Hall. j.. A.
Taylor. ". NJ; Jas. s.. Carpenter. Secretary.
ROYAL ARCH.
PKvv CHAPTER, No. 92-meets I'd Monday Of
aa.h month-at Masonic Han in 9nyoso
Block. Al Wheeler. NJ. & II. p; j. j..
NExpsTs CHAPTER, No. e5-uee,s at Ma
so-is Hall, in Gayoso Bi OK. 81 Monday Of
each month. W. 8. Matthews. NJ. x. II. p:
r. W. Shelton, Secretary.
r. AND 8. n.
EUREKA Council, No. 6-mees Sd Thurs
fay Of each month-at Masonic Hall. In Gay.
$50 Biloxi. A. j.. Wheeler. Tn. H.; c. n.
Myers. Rec.
CTRHEE C~OMNkKpKRY. No. l-mAsta 4th Mon
i1v NJ each month nj Masonic Hal, Gayoso
Block. J.. W. Ward. 3. c.; T. ]. Barchus,
ker.
ST. ELMO ccxNAxDERY No. Is U. D.-Nees
Sd Tuesday Of ca h month at Masonic Hall
Gayos, Block. D. II. Halter. Z. c.; &. w.
Shelton, Rec.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-01-15


In the Second Circuit Court Of Shelby County.
Tennessee ~ IL. L0ewenstino, ID. q. Loew-
enetine and IL. NJ. Loewenstfno. nartnera
as Loewenstine Bros. We John Gillespie.
IN THIS CAUeEAN ATTACHMENTHAV.
i Ing been suod out under section ai56 of the
Code OF Tennessee and returned into Court,
levied, upon tho goods and property of the
defendant, John Gillespie and affidavit hay-
ing been made that the defendant IA indebted
10 plaintiffs 10 tho sum Of 1916 20 by promis-
sorry note, and that the claim Is lust. and that
the defendant Is o nonresident Of the State
OF Iennessoe, or Is about 10 remove or has re-
moved himself or property from the State. or
has removed or Is removing out Of the county
priyatelyi or coaoealing himself 50 that the
ordinary process Of law cannot DO served on
him, or. has ahsconded, or Il a~bscondine or
oonoealing himself or property; or has fraud-
ulontly disposed Of his property or Is about
~frRudulently to dispose Of bis properfv. MI
therefore ordered that said defendant make
nis personal appearance herein. before the
Judge Of tho Second Circuit Court of Shelby
county. In the courthouse al Memphis.
Ioqn~ on tho third Monday In Jannary noxt'
and dstend said attachment suit within the
tiino pleserlbed BY Law. or tho Same will DO
proceeded With OK parto; anu tnnt a copy Of
tina order DO published once n week for four
oonBocuuye woke 10 tho Memphis Ledger.
Done ato1iQet thla 18th day nf December,
1919 HbO j. CAMpBhLL. Clerk.
ks& h.hrHMAN, Attorneys for Plaintiff,
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