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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-01

TIE COTTON MARKET was again glad
dened yesterday b. The apes rance Of
the word "buoysntn on the LIVER O u
kilograms, With al advance OF Il; New
! orleans also advanced l., New YORK
! heid higher; sales in Liverpool were up
u $4,000 bales. In our market the In
! curry was active, and g GOOD sale wss
made. The huidefs were strong In their
as6lneni 10 some cases losing sales, and
occasionally obtaining fraction higher
Tor desirable lot. Most Of the sales
were on orders received In eonse usnce
OF 3 iturdsy's telegraphiI z The market
clt sed strong. The New York Bulletin,
OF Friday, reprrss 3 better business at
stronger prices: "Spots were more active,
with the demand Still entirely for home
uss. The Gail, however, was OF C more
general character, apd spinners seemed to
be taking hold with create spirit, which
had stimulating effsct on holders, and
resulted In an advance n quotati ns OF
l-l6c per pound, With a somewhat re
dnced cffsring OF desirable parcels.
ExpoTters, however, we're rot giving
their attention to spot cotton, partly be.
cause the a1viess from abroad do not In
dica'e that much is wanted for actual
uss, and parity Ia view Of purchases of
IASAk AlO0Sc " y 4
exteLt. For future delivery the demand |
was little better, and the turn upward, |
with q stronger market than yesterday.
The Liverpool dispatches did not afford
much, II any, base for improvement, and
there was nothing from the crop to add |
strength to the position, and the general |
trade was again inclined to any manip- |
ulstion, and attribute the improvement |
to speculative movements, forcing values |
up for sales, bat the purchase last even.
Ing and today Of some 5000 bales short
notices. Tor August st 1l3@n 9-16c, af-
forded operators for rise good hold, |
aud was, in reality, to great extent, |
the stimulating influence. The advance |
was 3291-l6e most decided on the
near by months, and for these the close
was steady, but later engagements lacked
tone" Quotations at the Memphis cot
ton exchange were as follower
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Administrators Notice.

= AVING been duly appointed Admins
IA traitor of Sophia BOksr, deceased, all
persons in debt TO said estate are notified 10
settle at once; anu those having claims
again st said estate will present TO me for pay
ment In the time allowed by law, or the same
will be barred. ADOLPH BOHMS,
LUIS su No. 80 Madison street.
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at IL O'Clock, on the southwest corner Of Main
and Madison streets, In the city of Memphis
the following real estate: Part lot 100 begin
ming So feet west OF Main street. on the south
side OF Jackson street; thence west I7lS feet
on the south line OF Jackson street extending
SO Inward, between parsl ell lines from the
'front.' seventy -four and a-quAlIsT feet with
the improvements thereon. Rtaempli ~
bari JOHN p. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
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IDgpOrts.-M. & G. r. R, "a; NJ. L
T. B. r. 4; ID. 4 L. r r. W., /; steam.
ers, Us; estimated per wagons and other
SOURCES 5.
ErpOrts.-M &C. r. r 55S: NJ. &T.
r. r 2; l. & N. G. S. r. Il. 1872; steam.
ers north, 76i by rail north, l175; by rail
south, 2. =-,s-
The following are the official tele-
grams of the condition of the domestic
markets as received at the cotton ex-
change:
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BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court of the United states, for
the District OF Vest Teunessse.-In the mat.
ter of T. e. Glass-In Bankruptcy.
yTIHE undersigned hereby gives notice of his
L appointment as assignee of T. Z. Glass,
Of huntsville, Haywood county, Tennessee.
o. WOOLDRIDGE, Assignee.
Memphis. May 30, 1875. my3O tn
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Trustees Sale.
Tuesdsy, August 8, Is7s,

DY virtue of Trust Deed made to me by
ID John and Ellen Shea, will, by direction
OF the beneficiary, John Morrison, sell at pub
lie sale, to the highest bidder, for cash, on
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In the District Court o. the United States, for
the District OF West Tennessee. in the mat
ter of J. T. JeffeIs~n in Bankruptcy.
FaIHE undersiouet hereby gives notice Of
~.t-g s,--... E+ ~'~r'"e Of ]. t. JeneT-
Eua o. -. ...-.r .-r....
~. y OOI-L-.-. T.. \ gnse.
a.enphis, July q, 1876. JyzS IN
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BANKRUPTCY.


In the District Court of the United States, for
the District of West Tennessee.-In the mat
ter OF Gates Il Wood; Gates, Wood q Co., said
firms composed of Samuel NJ. Gates, Albert
ruptcy.
TlHE Undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointment as assignee Of Samuel NJ,
Gates, Albert M. Wood and VIM. NJ. Brooks,
OF Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee.
D. WOODBRIDGE, Assignee
Memphis MAY 80 1876, mYSO tn
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Saturday, August Is, 1879,

within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Ten
nesSee, and In the city Of Memphis, to-wtt:
The north half OF lot No. Dol, in the CT eenlaw
addition to the city Of Memphis, as suudivided
and laid on into lots according to the plan
thereof, as recorded. . .
Also, an undivided half-interest in the east
half of lot No. 2, in VIM. CCoper's subdi vision,
as surveyed by n. A. Kerr in 1855.
Also, lots Nos. and 4, in block No. II, on
south side Of Vance street.
Also, the lna mold interest, when attached,
OF @. A. Still ne IN the lot OF land at the
southeast Ger - r OF Fourth and Poplar streets,
fronting 1881 ieet on Fourth street and about
$50 feet on Poplar street, with the improve
ments thereon.
To be sold By lots OF tenements, as the case
may be. .-t-
Terms Of sale cash. This July Is, 1876.
(. A. COLE, CLERK and Master
By r. ]. Black, d. q. and n.
j. NJ. Gregory, Attorney. jy2S
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notice h BANKRUPTCY,

In the District Court of the United States, for
the District of W est Tennessee.-In the mat
ter OF Huldoon, Bullet & Coin Bank
ruptcy.
HNHE Undersigned hereby gives notice of his
i appointment as assignee OF MuldOOn, Bull
lett & Co, of Shelby county, Tennesz ee.
y. WOODBRIDGE, Assignee.
Memphis, july IL, 1876. iYl2 wed
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STAMPED CHECKS.
MEDICAL.
PRESCRIPTION FREE

EOR the speedy cure OF Seminal weakness
II Lost Manhood, and all disorders brouRh
on by tndiscretion CT excess. Any drugzis
has the Ingredients. Address DAVID SON
90. Box 2296. New YORK.. oca0-dend
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nISSnLuIInN NOTICE.

THE firm of Hendrix, Campbell & Co. is this
/ day dissolved by mutual consent, W. K
Hendrix and John b. Bruner retiring from
the firm. d. A. Campbell is alone author zed
to sign the firms nameis liquidation.
. w. r. hen Dirk.
d. A. CAMPBELL.
Memphis, July 20 1876. JOHN B. BRUNER.
REin retiring from the firm of Hendrix,
Campbell & Co., we take this opportunity Of
re urning thanks to our friends for their libe-
raj patronage in the past, and recommend
them to the new firm OF ID. A. Campbell & Co.
w. X. HENDRt K.
Memphis, July 20, 1875. JOHN B. BRUNER
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CHANCERY SALES.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
No 2298, R.-Chancery Court OF Shelby coun-
ty, rTenneSsee.-Andrew Stewart ct al. VS.
Anna B. stewart Ell al.
DY virtue of an interlOcutory decree for
ID sale, entered in the above cause on the
29th day OF June, 1875, 1 will sell, at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder, in front OF
the Clerk and Masters Office, Courthouse
Building, Main street, Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, August 10, 1875.
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated In Shelby county, Tennes-
see, to wit: All that property known as lots
Nos. one and two, in block No. IL, In South
Memphis, bounded on the north by Vance
street, and on The west by Tennessee street,
fronting 10 feet on Tennessee street, and run
ming back $50 feet on Vance street to feet
alley, upon which is situated a cotton
shed, etc
Terms Of Saloon credit OF six and twelve
months; notes with good security required,
lien retained to further secure same, etc.
This July 26, 1876.
e. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY r. j. BLACK, ID. q. and NJ.
Estes & Elicit Attorneys. iy26
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DissOIasIon Copartnershlp.

DNNHUIHtEUN NUpHFEH6FSHEps
TNHE firm of II. Seessel, ST., & Sons is this
J. day dissolved by mutual consent, Mr.. Al
bert Seessel retiring. All parties Indebted 10
settle. The business will be continued under
the style and name of n. Seessel, ST., q Son,
who assume ali liabilities and are authorized
to collect and receipt for all debts due the tirm
H. REES|Eil, SR.
A. SEFSSEL.
Memphis, July7, 1876. Il. SEESSEL. in.
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Saturday. Ausust 10, Iszs.
CHANCERY SALE or REAL ESTATE

No. 24I3, ". R.-Chs merry Court of Shelby
county, Tennessee j. W. Mckinney ct al.
VS.. &. A. Sti'lman
DY viItue OF an interlocutory decree for
ID sale, entered in the above cause on the
LIST day OF December, 1870, and renewed, ETC.,
May 8, 1876 will sell, at public auctions to
the highest bidder, in front of the Clerk
and Masters ONCE, Courthouse Building, Main
street. Memphis, Tenn, on
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-01

The following Jaul5 SHOWS the compsr-
alive weekly and total receipts at all the
United S stes sespoTts;
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS
For all the pafp 'ses ef a Family Physle,

..-..r - CURING
COstIVeness, Dy spep
NJ NIs, Jaundiee, InaII-
AE KesIfOB, Dyseniery,
81 FOuI Stomach AMI
EAlNSATHs Breath, Head ache I,
ESJ go EEySiDSlas, Plies
zSSzzsz1- attenuation, Erup-
ZzHslsIszZzks6 SO lions arsl Skin his
-@44=@zN- eases BIlfOuSnsss
aver OoasP1aiDa, DrOpsy, letter, To
mOFs End saiS Rbeum, WOrUDs, SOus
Seu, aaRt :, as a Dinner PHI, and Purifying
the Blood, are the most congeDi l purgs tive
yet perfected. Their ELECTS abun ant y show
how much they excel all ether Pills. They
are safe and pleasant to take, but powerful TO
cure. hey purge out the foul hume of the
hood; they stimulate the sluggish or disOr-
dered orgln into action; and they impart
cure not DULY the every day complaints OF
everybody, but formidable and dangerous dis
eases. Most skilful physicians, most eminent
elergymen, and our be5t citizens send ceItifi-
Gates of cures performed and of great dement's
they have derived from these Pills. They are
thesafest and best physie for CHI ldreR, because
mild as well as effec 'ual. Being sugar coated,
they are easy to take; and being purely vege-
table, they are entirely harmless.
PREPARED BY
Or. ]. @. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mas.
Practical aEd Analytical Chemists.
Sold hv all Druggists and Dealers IN Medicine
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COTTON-SEED
WANTED.

THE CITY OIL WORKS, MADISON ST,
i near Memphis and Charleston Depot
will pay cash for sound Cotton Seed delivered
at their works or at wharf. Sacks and Irvine
Will be sent to responsible parties, as usual
on receipt OF ORDERS iu23
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OF receipts At United StStes Ports this
Year, 6ss, AIS bales.
The following shows the weeks move
ment at LiverUcoi:
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CHANUERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE

No. 1870, R.-Chancery Court OF Shelby coun-
", Tennessee.-E. J. Means, Mary h Shelby
ct al. VS.. W. NJ. James ct al.
10y virtue OF an 1nteFtOcutOry decres FOR
ID sale, entered in. the above cause on TIE
IIth day OF pril 1873, will sell, at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder, in front Of the
Clerk and Masters ONCE, Courthouse Build
ing, Main street, Memphis, Tenn, on ...
Saturday, August II. 1875,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in shelby county, Tenn, to-
wit: Beginning al q stake on the north line OF
Johu Hoom's 200 acre tract, or occupant, i've
chains and So links west OF John HOom1s
southeast corner on hickory marked j. 8. on
James Freeman's line; thence south chains
10 a stake in the spring branch; thence west
chains and "a links 70 q stake; thence south
Oldham's north line; thence west with his
own line, passing his northwest corner .
chains and 81 links 70 stake links south OF
a sEeetgum marked " b. 3. g." on Joseph
GaIiahaIn's line; thence north with said line
nassinv his Is chains and 80 links 10 q stake
q links north of q poplar marked b. q. g.;
tbence east CHAINS 10 q stake rom which ;
2To w IA links sweetgum marked b. :. q. on
Iohn Hoom's line; thence soaltn with said
line 80 chains and 30 links u sta &c Us links
from q hickory marked j. 3, said Hooms
corner: thence east with his line Is chains
end IS links to the begtnntug-containin
90 50 100 acres. -H i"..
Terms OF Sale-Cash. Equity of redemption
hsrrei "a provided fnr in the deed OF trust
herein. This July :, 1875.
: =. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By L. J.. 3Iaek, Deputy @, and NJ,
o. P. Lyless Attorney, ~
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Dissolution COpartnership.
IN consequence of the death of Mr.. F. q
i Terry, the firm of Hill, Terry 81 Mitchell
is this day dissolved. The business will be
closed and settled by the surviving partners
as per copartnership agreement.
j. NJ. HILL.
W. B. MITCHELL
Memphis, Tenn, July l, 1876.
H% The business will be continued from
and after this date under the name and
style of
HILL & MITCHELL,
l. NJ. HILL.
Jyld 6w w. .. MITChELL.
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Market firm, held higher, sales, in
Guiding 400 bales on Saturday evening,
400 bales, of All which spinners took
lOeO bates; exporters 400. Dusty cottons
quote $685. stained, 1890. Price OF
middling came time last year, 144c.
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Totsl stock at s4 U1,ited f-2E-as sea-
or5s this year, 2j9 80; last year,
k3, 393; year before, l76,S79 Increase
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Above low Chng's Their.

Below bench mar.
OBSERVATIONS YESTERDAY.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-22

AT s o'clock last evening a negro run
ner from the STEAMER 0seeola, lying at
the wharf, arrived at the ststion-house
and gave information that o negro had
been shot and killed ON board the
steamer 0sceola. The police repaired
to the scene aud discovered that a white
man, James Lawderbach, fred three
shots at a negro roHster, one ball cutting
into the flesh just above the right eye.
Both men were arrested, Lawderbach on
the charge Of shooting with intent to
kill, and the negre. Alfred Mathews, on
the charge Of being drunk and disorder.
~. Lswderbach lid himself in the pilot
house of the 0seeo Ia, and the police saw
him crawl out and lie down in the shad-
ow made by the p dollhouse. When ar
rested he boosted o the number Of men
he had shot, and d eplored the fact that
he shot at the negl 0 with a smsll-sized
pistol. Lawderbac b is a desperate man,
n one w%ell'knowr as reckless and on
the shoot at slight revocation. The ne
gro rouster Mathews is we'll known in
police circles, and is a suspicious char
acter. As soen as the matter was re.
ported at the s%tatioithOuse Coroner Spell.
man was sert for to hold the inquest, but
unfortunate Ay for that official the report
Of the killing was a false alarm.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-22

for the Sunny South on the 22d Of March.
when the fact is considered that peach
ard plum trees we're in full bloom over q
month ago. Poplar trees are in half
leaf, the grass green in many yards and
peas up ia tbs gArdens six inches high.
The Ere boys vent around yesterday
and loosened up all the cistern cap
throughout the city as a precautionary
meAsure againsl FIRE. Many Of the caps
we're found frozen solidly TO the rims Of
the cisterns. /.
A controversy is progressing in the
Avalanche over the authorship Of q piece
Of poetry Yclspt ITO Ny, Sweetheart"
When Published a few days since, the
publisher, Mr.. Sam q. Coward, attrib.
uted the verses to the, pen OF the late
Colonel T. Y Rocket. but il turns out
that the verses we're written by a Mem
phis h~aberdasher. II is fortunate that
Colonel Rocket, who was a true poet,
has been relieved from the imputation Of
writing the rhymiuE stanEss ITO Ny
Sweetheart"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-22
THE CITY.
~ EnI HIS
tuesday ESeninE, March az, Is7e
INFAMOUS HOUSES.

Deus of Vice Kept BY white Men
Yesterday morning the Recorder tried
two men aud Eve women, who we're ar.
rested at Ike Atchisoh's "Bon.Ton" sa-
loon, den and bagnio on Center alley.
near Washington street. A big 6ght was
going on in the house the night before.
aud the police raided it. The men who
frequent this den are Of the lowest order;
the women who reside there are Of the
same social grade. 1t would be as much
as life is worth for a respectable citizen
TO go up Center alley during the night,
owing to this famous resort Of women
and rufians, which is an eye.sore In that
portion Of the. city. When the cases
we're heard yesterday morning the two
men we're fined $25 each, and the women
s.. Ike Atchison, the proprietor Of this
dive was not arrested, he being sick in
bed at the time. What can be more hor.
rible and demoralizing than q bagnio
kept byla white man-such dens are bad
enough when kept by women This is a
place that the police should raid nightly
until the rules and regulations Of decen.
cy are rigidly enforced. There is an.
Othe.r saloon and bagnio on Washington
street Sept by a white man, to which the
attention If the police authorities is again
called. From this haunt, within one
square of the police station-house, wo-
men are seen b singing out Of windows
aud alluring the un wary from the coun-
the dive. This place is on q public
street and is in consequence much more
Objectionable than If it we're in a back
alley. We're the police to make nightly
raid upon this place they might make
cheerful moral discoveries,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-22

Tho city schools At the Centennial.
The LEDGER presented a fair state.
ment Of the character Of the specimens
proposed by the pupils Of the city
schools for exhibition at Philadelphia.
We nov propose to discuss, in the same
spirit Of fairness, the propriety or utility
Of such work. For more than two
months the parents Of children in the
schools have heard of little else than
this Centennial work" To prepare
these specimens has beer the chief work
of both teachers and pupils. All the
ISual routine and labor Of the school
roem has been subordinate to this task.
And cui bono2 The main object, if not
the only one attained, is the completion
Of seven large books, elegantly bound in
morocco by one of our best book.
binders, with a page or two OF the Super.
intendent's broad platitudes in his usual
style on the subject Of education gene.
rally, and a large number of specimen
efforts Of a few scholars selected from
each school at map drawing, grammar,
arithmetic, philosophy, rhetoric, etc
We write this down as the only end at.
tanned. The declared purpose seems to be
to bring to the notice Of the American
public at Philadelphia the results OF MI.
Picketts system Of teaching. That this
10 wild, and altogether ideal, is patent 10
every thoughtful mind Those sever
books will 60 to the Centennial to remain
closed, except to the eyes Of some wan.
dering Memphian who may stumble on
them, after having bis taste and curiosity
thoroughly grsti6ed BY the examination
Of things wonderful in art and science
Some stray Bohemian may exercise his
imaginative pencilin describing them for
some Of our city papers, or for the col.
umns Of the official journal Of the county
whence our Superintendent emigrated
Farther than this no use will Be made OF
them. The time, spirit, and the mohe
disbursed for these books, is, therefore,
almost . total waste, Oar School Board
ought not to have allowed such waste.
II Is high time that an intelligent School
Board should cease to follow the chiner-
ical schemes Of our visionary Supsrin.
tendent, and give as something in the
way Of practical common sense in the
management oil the afsirs Of the city
schools, 0LD CIglzEN.
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Attachment Notice.


Mcdaniel 4 Mccormick, a firm composed of
VIM, II. Mcdaniel and George w, McCOr-
mick vs.. George w. Seaborn.
IN THIS CAUSE ANATrACHMENT HAV-
sembly Of the State Of Tennessee. 1870 and
1871, chapter 10. section J, passed january
Is, 1871. and returned levied upon the PROS
erty Of the defendant, and affidavit having
been nads that defendant is Justly indebted
count II Is therefore ordered that defendant
make his appearance before me on the 10Th
day Of April. 1876, at ten O'clock IN. at
my once, IN the city of Memphik, Ten
within the time prescribed BY Law. OF the same
will DO proceeded with Ok parto; and that
copy Of this order DO published opea a week
for four successive weeksi In the Public Ledger.
This 10Th day Of March, 1876.
JAMES HALL, j. p.
HANSON WEATHERToRD 4 EsrEs. Attorneys
for plaintiff. IT-2rW.8
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Free Love A~enE the sri1isA Ans.

u.s.
world.l
The Marquis Of Blandiord the eldss.
son and heir Of the Duke Of Mai.
borough, Who, though but tbirtv.two
years OF age, has earned for himself
scandaious reputation not unworthy .
veteran Of vice, aud whose lovely wifs
Lady Alberta Hamilton, a daughter y;
tne Duke OF Abereoru, WIS recently eom.
peiied oy his misconduct to leave hip,
ane retnrn 70 her family, has Just run,
away with the Countess of Aylesford
Lady Aylestord, who has not vet seen q
quarter OF a century of summers il 81
Snarmlng young woman of fashion, who
mas Ioag been regarded as a femme in.
comprise, her husband, Lord Ayles.
l9rd' being neither mentally nor NOR
any any better than his companion
the Marquis OF BlandIord. Lord Avis.
TOTO, who inherited estates Ia Werwiek-
SHIRE worth some e2O 600, and estates in
hent worth perhaps half as mneb more
mas eonttived at the early aqe ~ twantri
seven so far to bankrupt himself h 81.
1Ins ana reputatioRl that the Prince OF
males mas provoked a good deal Of
scandal by his intipecy With him. ana
especially by selecting him as one ~
his suite In the expedition 10 Ied;s
Lord Blandford isthe older hro,baso -
Lord Randolph Ch&rchill, who. two ~.
three years ago married a young Amer
can lady Of New York. The marie.
have all been identified in the public
mind with the Marlborough House SET
and tae Prince OF Wafes.