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OuE MUsEUx or NATURAL HIsToBY is an
excellent institution, and We are glad to know
that il is prosperous. It's managers yesterday
gave reception to a large number OF citizens,
VITO bad ample reason 70 be gratiied with the
.lisplay. There should surely be public
spirit enough to secure the archaeological
and geological collection Of Professor Hall,
which IS now offered 70 The competition Of
tae scientific public q Europe and America.
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tive red men, and while We shall look for shs
result Of such confidence with great interssi
we are assured that il will not DO more dis
couraging than that already attained. BIZ
talk and 'little do is, we are convinced,
the secret Of the Indian muddle.
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-Four CoRosERs have addressed a communi-
cation TO Comptroller Green. They sit upon
him theoretically and find him ''demnition
cold, unpleasant body verdict which viii
he universally approved.
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The STRIKE in the Pennsylyania anthracite
coal regions seems to be almost at an end,
according to our Wilkesbarrc dispatches.
No matter which side wins in these battles
between labor and capital the public never
seems 70 be the gamer. Coal IS always
higher in price than it should be, when the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-01
rhe Decoration of the Graves.

The trumpets and the bugles of the war
resounded yesterday in the streets of New
York and in the silent homes of the dead.
This solemn music was the dirge in which the
living paid their tribute to the more fortu-
nate heroes who many years ago found the
eternal rest which is the destiny Of all man
kind, Of the coward and the brave, the phi
losopher and the fool, the Shakespeare and
the Falstaf'of the race, the repose in which oil
distinctions Of rank, Of happiness or sorrow,
Of virtue or evil. arc cqualized in one eternal
calm. The honors paid yesterday belong
more 20 those who live than to those who are
dead 1t is unlikely that those whose
remains are Wondering in the ground feel
the ancient thrill Of pride in the honors
that are formally rendered to their graves, or
that they would resent neglect and oblivion.
The grave is Indifferent to the dead 1t mat
tiers to them nothing whether they are
buried under the turf with monu-
mepis 10 celebrate their names, or
whether they are sunk, uncoffined,
in the ssa The ceaseless roar Of Broadway,
night and day, disturbs not The bones Of those
VINO lie IN ~. lAui ClulCLydTu or IN
Trinity. where ell that is mortal Of Cooke,
the actor OF Lawrence, the hero, OF Of Char
lotte Temple the victim, rests by the side Of
tie unknown multitude, whose crumbling
tombstones arc but objects Of curiosity
and themes Of thought for the idler
amoug the graves But though the dead
ia this world do not hear the signs
nor feel the tears that are given 10 their
memory the living are the better for these
tender tributes Of respect. II i only mound
Of earth upon which We lay the laurel, but,
though the skeleton beneath does not know
that he j. not forgotten. i is happiness and
blessing to the living that lie is remembered.
When We forget our dead We will deserve to
De forgotten ourselves They are beyond our
reach for blessing Or for ban, but we can at
least kindie our own fame BY honoring their
courage and zeal when NC place even daisy
upon The unconscious grave.
Tn True METAL AID THE FALsE The
genuine coin is distinguished from the base
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TEE PURPosEs and the future Of the French
ssembly-which desires and also breads its
own dissolution-are explained in our letter
from Paris.
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OsE Or OUR LONDON LETTERS gives an inter-
estIng account Of recent turf matters and the
gossip al the Court. literature and Parliament.
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TER ATLANTIC YAcHr CLUB yesterday opened
the season with brilliant cruise, the partic-
ul3- 81 which are reported in other columns
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The question or the
number 81 terms allowed
- auy one Executive
CJn only come ~ falTiy
IN the shape " q prop0-
sitlon - amend the con.
stltuti0n. a shape IA
when all political par
ties can participate. iix-
iu9 the length "a tlmc or
nWmoCr oil terms Tor
which snv one person
~Dail be eligible Tor the
Office u Presigent. Tn
~ srca IN amendment
IL adopted the peOnie
cannon hc restricted IN
their ca9lce Dy resOiu.
ton iurther tAsn they
are now restricted as to
ast, natlyltY. fc. lt
may happen IN the ~
tHre history GIthc conn
INV that ~ change an
Executive because he
mas been eight years IN
o'ilCc VIII prove uniOrtu-
nate. if not nfSastrOus.
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From our reports HE morning The probabilities
1-e that be ,reathe7 today ,oW b ,onmer and
partly cloudy
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Resolved, mat We de-
clare a ilrm, unqualified
adherence 10 The uN-
written law 81 me tie
public which wisely, AID
under the sane ton ~
tic most venerable ~
examples units tie
Presidential service OIL
any CitiI p - twO
terms. and We, tho lie
pumlcdns Of PenusViya-
MA. ~ recognition ~
this law. are u0aiterablg
opposed u the election
u the Presidency u suv
person Tor . tnird tern.
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cost Of mining and transporting is estimated.
with fair margin tor the profits Of the
dealers
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JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
RoPRIEToR
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. On and
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NEW YORK HERALD
BROADWAY AND ANN STREET.

NEW YORK HEKALD
BROADWAY AND ANN STREET.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR.
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----------- -
f0IIME ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l12
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.
BROOKLYN PARK THEATRE
fulton avenue~vAKIETY Al ; r. ~; closes At 10 -
FIFTH AyENgE THEATRE ma "a
1wenty.eighth street and Broadway-lhE Di0 D.
MANIA, ats ?. NJ. closes al ~ ~ = "
THEODORE f GESEzAr c EAsE a.s sE.fA
r..,, ,... LTc II,X I IiTS R.E2.Dn.-xApAxr
I G1EttfaRIoU s,I sss pSaf Mss sOIdens
No. SIS Rroadwsy.-vARiETf, atsP NJ
san FRANCISCO MINsTRELs,
siqs9n s2'asE 2 so.s
Brosdwav-IuE DONOyANs, ats p. NJ. closes at i0:40
T. ~ Miss Ada Dyas, Mr. Montague.
Rowzs,yI OPERA EogsF; :. !.
I'M
ROBINSON HALL
West Sixteenth strecI.-English Opera-GIROFLE
6lRoFLA, atSP.M N.
WOODS MUSEUM.
SrnadWav. Thirfieth sreet-SHERIDAN
SACKS GRAND VARIETY COMBINATION. at p VI.
eotes atlo45P p. y. Matinee att P. NJ.
THEATRE CoMIoUE,
pm.
METROPOLITAN MUsECM OF ART.
Wett Fourteen N sreet-Opcn from 10 A. N. to p. NJ
PARK THEATRE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CALIFORNIA MINsTRELS,
ateP.M
OLYMPIC THEATRE
NJ 81 Broadvsy-yARIErY at p ~. closes at 10 As
BOOTHS THEATRE.
corueE 81 Twcnty-third street and sixth avenue
CAMILLE, AZ p NJ; cloScs a. il 7. N. Miss Clara
korA
GILMoaE's SUMNER GARDEN
Bkraums Hipp odrome-0RASD POPULAR con.
SaEl ya.s :. n; closes At II N
II RIPPLE s HE f L.
t-----=
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ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

BROOKLYN PARK THEATRE,
ulton avenue.-YARIETY, at r. NJ; closes ~ 10 -
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GlLMoaE's SUMNER GARDEN
ATE 81 raum's Hipp odrome -0RASD POPULAR con.
sR1 {at Z 2. NJ closes az III Y. W.
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BOOTHS THEATRE
cornef 81 Tvcnty.third street ana Sixth avenue.-
CAMILLE, At 3 p n; closcs al il P. N. Miss Clara
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THE True METAL AID THE FALsE- The
genuine coin is distinguished from the base
coin by the ring 81 the metal. What car could
fail 10 detect the counterfeit in this case?
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II RIPPLE S HE F I.

NEW YORK. TUESDAY. JuyE !. ls;5.
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FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE, ~
Iwenty-eighth street and Broadway-IHE BIO 30
MANIA, ats p NJ closes at ~ ~ T. NJ
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LONDON OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK
HERAID-NO. 4G FLEET STREET.
PARIS OFFICE-RUE SCRIBE.
subscriptions and advertisements will be
received ind forwarded on the same terms
rs in New York.
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CENTRAL PARK GARDEN.
THEODORE IuOMAs CONCERT. az 81 "
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WOODS MCsECM.
HAcK's GRAND yARIETY CONVERSATIONS. at 5 P. NJ. .
closes at 10 AS r. Il. Matinee at2 p N.
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LYCEUM THEATRE.
Fourteenth street near sixth avenue MADAME
ats r. VI. Miss soldene.
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wALLACk'S THEATRE,
Broadwav-IIE DONONANS. at p. NJ. closes AZ 10 ~
T. ". Miss Ada Dyas. Mr.. Montague.
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THE DAILY HERALD, published er1y
coy IL, ne tear. Four cents rer copy. An
nual subscription price sl2.
All business or news letters and Geographic
dispatches must be addressed NEW York
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SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs.
corner OF twenty ninth street-SEGkO
at 8 T.. NJ. closes at 10 p NJ.
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ROBINSON HALL,
West Sixteenth street-English opera-GIRoFLE
6lROFBA, ats ?. NJ
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METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART
west Fourteenth street-Opcn from 10 A. N. to r. NJ
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OLYMPIC THEATRE.
No 81 Broad vsy-YARIErY, al P. H.. closes az 10
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BowzRY OPERA HOUSE,
20 col Borery.-FARIETl, at r. NJ. closes at 10 Al
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THEATRE CoMIoUE,
SO Broadway.-yARIETY, ate P. NJ; closes az 10 As
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PARK THEATRE.
rosdwsy.-EMERsOA's CALIFORNIA MINsTRELS
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METRO PULITAN THEATRE,
No SIS Broadway. az { r. n.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-08
Mssk, tAssA

- .#aassa ~sAs. = tAs f~Aias
e. s~ra
u~ssNa Ae~sa ,Assss. u sAtTs~
Mates Assss
ts.a# i - tssaah,.ss ss~ n ssis
sslam isssssels,
iss~s, - v T~sa IN ssvs
t-sss* " es~s r1fs
~ go ssss arrived sssAesl, u w
,smmis n stss JsssMsl
F~ss~s ksssus y ss~s Nssss Ne,
- - as~ssA sAaAsars4ss
~ ~ ..a1 = ysM karrs~s~ v I
ussn les tetsss. sAss svstssls irs.
saseh
spee. sAss - fsmxiss - tssAes--
aaa eni, nv~ ,a@s ssrrshsnd lShlia.
sstns
Happiness II iils the statute 4 lsis,
~hase veil 10 mortal v4et sais*d
I.sndsf
Jealous, n N awkward hpmsr,
~hieh ,nies,sri.y ra,s 10 merit, Mad
sme ae l'aisieus.
The eemmon mind h the irar rAriar
marble, y. u h. ~rcagh. into hlenese'
III Il gal Ilaueynft.
calumns wnala scoa dis II ,srelf I
10 boil, took II In and gave II loagiees
leighton
Hay fyllows the mnrkiesl night, and
~hsn the time comes tho latest fsuitl
also rircn. Schiller.
Joy dtsccnds gently upon v. like th'
evening dew, aud docs not patter dow.
like a hails.orm. Richter.
The surcrioril, u some men i mer
ely local. they are great because .hci
associations are little. johnson.
Time II continual oysrdropping Of
moments, Which fall down one upon th'
other. and cyaporatc. Schiller.
A patient aud humble temper gathc
blessings that aro married BY the pcev
Isl. and overlooked by the aspiring
CLapin.
sleep il god too proud 70 wait |,
palaces, and ,st ~ humble ~ not 4
scorn the msansss country cottsgss
Cewlsy.
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,. IeAAr. MAJ Ass sps.. west ~ Eta ~.
W.. E0M ~ ~. South n DfiwsrA tissse,
g0oeAW LoNts, n, n, ". s..t cf Elm, kus,til's
old stanJ.
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psia,svs = Giasisvi

e. r.. MILLER, 80 esv1.
Z. y. BROWN, scar the IDevsesS.
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AsNDAl.L . SAansWoaTu. % sAs 0as !
w.. n. fArTERsON, y cssrs Mssss, ID ~
e0rasrss ptGre.
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". h .. vLkklA1IN0. Rshsss phelAs
agent. Yard MsAs shs 3isvAser.
q. ~. CAkvER co.. IAsa esrMss 81
Elms AMa MavAss streets.
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When q stranger goes ~ bod In Ii
Crosse aud blows ct his gss, be sleeps
swco.ly. wskss up ssrly. and never CO.
on suspects anything wrong. There
isn't strength enough ~ tho gas . u.
feet him. - Detroit frnc Press
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Nigh Ne.
Dsa. WOkrM lOCSE, cor Elm anl MARKET 81
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isn strength enough ~ tho gas ~ q.
feet him. Detroit frac lrsss
Didn't | tell you TO have hot wascr
at tho chamber door early In tho morn
ingy" sayagcly exclaimed gentleman
70 his servant. well, dang II. and
didn't bring Il up over night to make
sure on u responded the servant in an
injured tone,
The advertisement IL n Wcstcr u
riono cutt.r reads. .ThDse who buy
tombstones from Us look will, pride and
satisfaction upon tho graves Of their
friends. =
While Weston vas accomplishing his
pedestrian flats In Newark last sunday
4 Clergyman took - his trxs; "And
Enoch Walked With God"
Tho lighs.iantaSsic tow II the
latest namo for the blonde frixEeS.
Tho Row. Florence Mccarthy, oi
Chicago, counts $4,000 conflicting
readings IL thu Now Testament. aud
says that we arc At tho mercy of the
translators. =
Louisville relying entirely upon tho
intelligent jury. no longer resorss 70 mob
law. This II why tho ringers Of auc-
.ion.bclls 20 nnhung. But thero Il :
Hereafter. --Courier.Journsl.
lit was tho fact that b. never paid
back any borrowed money which made
Daniel Webster great. tho Detroit
FREQ Press thinks II knows Of )
thousand mon who will in time become
bright stars IN the galaxy u fame.
A gushing correspondent says that
Ben" Buffers new house Il Wash.
ington il built on IN elevation (which
will give him cool breeze In tho hot
test weather. III will not 6nd any
such building alto IN the mort world.
The uncomfortable desire Il tho Now
York bellies 70 marry dukes and counts
leads tho Courier Journal" "Small
Talk" man 10 remark that IN oursng.
outang with title would not DO safe
among them. =
Jonah was stranger among whales.
md they took hin N.
Butlsr's soshss lssieSsd bia for ths
ministry. Butler ''sasslag sat Dsslss.
bsb" would have wrought hsvos In
llsdes. W. have 0ssiptsral warrant
for surprising -.
TIE Chicago .Tribsns" N.Y. ~
boss-thief u Europe ~ tho x.Prinss
Dsmstrius Tschswtssha walss, and ths
dread u oil interviewer; but nobody
ever called him any harder name than
himself.
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.Jnsfiers Of the Peace.
G. Y. Nh Eca 3NRspGE =, ONE. .sss kiMhsil 4
gsrnsssssA's leak.
JANIS u. Drown, ever cawAsay Store,
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UrY- Vo0d9 Ue0lev0.
e. Z. WHITE = Co., NesAA eNA -
Nrieh uteeh.
WEAvGN N0xtE, Dvssh hts<A.
AtMOrMtN, MAkAMA1.l. = aKAALEs,
Rftek i eo& u.
w. y. ktrr. AsasA side - A1Ashes ~.
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m L,ru lsh,,e iD~,ivt
tiss,erss l),,vvsrry.
80. : \. .ss..s.a ~ i s.ssss ssss
sass NJ - 80 Hss " - 49,
s,.e&~a s1sensi~.
A. - asswt~g t~svFs@*sY
ssNAs~se i s~seaas - sAas
80 NstNtA asss 49, - sasas
'@ssstr.s.. !sata s.sss - s~sas
lFsM4~sAt
IA A~~ss& We. - s4.a
u II ~ ~. 80 $3.50
= 4, 49, a%ss$a ~ -.
= .: 49,. 49, sev =. s'~s"n
\ ~tN<tA - sNAts@ y Ass..
v MAstAtessNwt -. Ss~A%ss !
Astss~ sstA eA~A
Assssn~t+s
4 y ~sssssasA
sNaA sAAsAsA
#@Ms@MM
Am~As.s
ss~oAsA = sAA ss~s~sN4 - sss4
fIaks.s.
s~A<A AA1ssM<. A..sA ~ vs~st A.s@
H.ef ~ Me- Meks~A
- - sNUmaN2 - / 49,. -
s.,... s-s.s Ss.sS u 80 ess.: ~ s:. :. No.
y, Y AlAsgAs. s..s~a asss as,sA ~
sNMt0S 80 Ass sasA.
4a~~~~~~4~
Hnfse- nrasx~.
";s: =. s..s .t.,s.ss:.:s.' "''s" ~ -
". q. eve. N ssssneas ~ As~sas
NtarksMtIAs.
4. tU<a. u nA1AAss y isss assA ~ n k,0
4. y. wtSrW0Atvl. Ns,As ., wss ~ Mn
CiefhiMg
gtNDfLoWsrk naO 4 Co NssAu a.
County Nnrrvyor.
LARAN MAssErr. m.~ssA cs~sss. ss~a
Carpenters 0Hd 6wSx1s,'s.
y M.tLAkk. sA~p - cAssv =.
Dry Goods Dealers.
e. I. WHITE d CO.. NsseA s~A %
wsAvGa i NoxiE. svssh AsseA.
AtMorM,n. MAAsHAi.L : ssAALEs.
". y. klrr, ssstA ssAs - aaAsAss -.
Orgy Stores.
tLEMMEN. y. A~~ -.
SACOn ,, Lowry. s~s -.
Foundry & Marhine Sker.
swESAOS sROrMrRa. star Iealay.
Flour a~d Feed.
CLAIM. -, A<s card.
CAANDALt.. nLAkG \ - GhRv. Assny or.
vAcsts ksMeAil tasusworhs neaA
Grocery, Frsit and Coytctionsry
Stores.
~. MN0R0.s ". cornsr, opposite Cssss
tkANk LAMpooN. North " Cssn Msvss.
W. ,. W9oor9A, 80 -.
- A. 0A9A, 09Axx NJ UnYia the Old
hank kul1a9, ~ klm o..
PRANK AUHnHrE, ~. In LsvaarA's cid s,sad
south eAs Meshss y.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-08
us & SHOES.

NystANHF w 8&eVp0
the truth. cs,
have worn or
l,osta and shoes !;
they served ysa
veil; W are glad
they did, but
you've forgotten
10 ray Tor them
and 10 mourn
Now. conAdrnti-
ally, permit mo
70 tell yos, that
a
unleas you pay
right ~ he's &C.
ing 10 sue every
pcsky enc u ~.
" = are proud 81
oMr new shop hut
this !. not Why
We want our pay
but bscauae ite
our duo
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NnkfAes, EYOcAs II IcWelt..y
3. L0WNH. EAss Side - glM -
Aoe ~.
\ NNEA sonny, IN the Post 06Aes
0aAA. JWGnDEE, IL aysss huiidlns > deos'
Nouh VI Ti,ass OMest
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Harness Mukers.


m m. NilLLE1. ~ -.
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Hsrd1avs Stoyss.

1.OMAs 4 1ROrMER. South " corrs House
DOAN Barker, MARKET aiss - Kim D.
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.t11ycEyAscM n FtNiI Gr0N-
err.
r. W. OwEN. Hardy Apple Tssss Aaa
ssaAll ktula.
J. y, M1TtMELA, New Oregon Naveesys
mslvs H.ush ~ Gts~so. uuehse VI O.dsnbasx
and ether Nssay Apple Tfsss. is eAel.s vsfs
ties rsbsrs4H Apple Trtwss
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I'hysi'ciians.

Physicians.
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Drug Stores.

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MOWse.
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Stores.
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Flour u~d Feed.
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Insurance Agents.

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Needles for all Sewing
Machines for Sale.

Old Machines taken Ia Exchange.
Send for Circulars, Price
List, &c, and Copy Of the
Wilson Reflector. one Of the
best Periodicals Of the day,
devoted 60 Sewing Machines,
Fashions, General News And
Mlscellan0.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-05-11
PUBLIC LEDGER.
0nces No. Is Madison Street.
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION
THE CITY.
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Railroad War.

TheT.Knoxville Press and Herald oil
the 7th has the following: "Over in
Memphis a little railroad war was ia.
augurated between the Memphis and
Charleston ard Memphis and Louisville
railroads, in difference to carrying ex.
cu%rsionists to Chattanooga. Some two
weeks ago one Of the roads offered to
carry excursionists for $l3 for the round
trip, sleeping car included, which is
considerably less than half fare. No
competition was offered to the reduction
by the other road until Tuesday, when
it offered to carry the ex~cursionists to
Chattanooga and return for the sum of
81, which is $26 under regular rates.
This reduction was made at too late an
hour for the other road to make a further
reduction, else the two roads might be
carrying passengers to Chattanooga for
nothing
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-05-11

This morning a dead negro baby, a
few days old, was found in a box that
had been placed under a house on
Georgia street, South Memphis. Coro-
ner Spelman held an inquest upon the
body, and DR.. Marable made a post
mortem examination, which developed
the fact that the child had been born
alive, the medical test being that the
lungs when taken out Aoated in water.
proving conclusively that they contained
air and that life continued after birth.
From the testimony introduced it ap-
peared that a negro girl working on
Vance street was delivered Of a child on
Saturday at the house Of a friend on
Shelby street. On Monday the girl
packed the infant, then dead, into a
box, carried it to Georgia street aad
placed the box under a house, with the
intention of casting the suspicion of
crime upon the denizens thereof. The
girl, Charlotte B. Norman, was arrested
this morning and was committed to Jail
by the Coroner this afternoon on the
charge of infanticide.