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Evening star., 1876-07-25

When Augustin Daly's "Under the Gas
light" with It's startling s'railroad scene"
was brought out, and the latter was subse-
quenfIy crib5ed by many initiative play
wrights, including BOucicault, the particular
scene alluded 10 was regarded as an exag-
eeration-as illustrating something without
q parallel in real life. And yet, since the
production Of the play, several parallel cases
have occurred. One took place in q western
state q few years ago, where man who was
bound and tied to q railroad track had an
arm crushed, he having partially worked
himself of the track before the train passed.
Yesterday the telegraph brought the fact
that man who had previously been boun nd
and placed on the Central Pacific track, near
Truckee, was run over and crushed to death
by passing train. The last recorded at
tempt at this manner OF diabolism took
place IN New Jersey, where an italian
named PiZzano was drugged and robbed
and subsequently tied to q railroad track.
Fortunately his perilous position was dis
covered by persons living near, who rescued
him just before an express train came thun-
dering by. The query that occurs Is,
Had the Introduction Of the "railroad scene,
on the stage any thing to do with suggesting
disposfng OF their victims? Several years
ago two youths were arraigued In New York
for piayi the role OF highwaymen. When
arratgned they stated that on the night on
which they had made . traveller "stand ana
deliver" they had been to one OF the east
side theaters and witnessed the play of
"Dick Turpin," "Claude Duvall," or some-
thing similar; that they admired the cour-
age and dash Of the hero; and that on leaving
the theater they agreed to 60 on the outskirts
or the city and demand the money or the life
OF the FIRST passer by, not because they were
actually In need OF money, but because OF
the romance OF the act. The judge, who
seems to have been of q very unromantic
turn, very properly gave them term In the
penitentiary. Here Is At least one instance
where pernicious play exercised q per-
nictous influence and induced two young
men TO take their first step In crime.
Evening star., 1876-07-25
LOST AND FOUND.

I 0sT-A BED slTTER GYP, snip Of Ehite on
to the large "COTfA0B' on Boundary SAA
street, near 18th north vest. jy5 s..
I 0eTaOn evening Of 1lth, Lsdi.s' Gold Hunt.
IL ing Case WATCB. monogram =. 4. W. n
on front OF case. The fuder will be rewarded IN
bv calling at Room ~, Seaton House. jy35-3H 6
CTKAY1D Oh eTOLEN from my premises on
Ssusdsy evening, 80 instant, 8 BxYN
SIRE on back. liberal reward will be given ~
Avenue and street southeast, Navy Yard. J16-3ts
A sTRAY.-Csme TO the place Of the undersigned
"A one BAY HORSE, three white feet, ~
blaze face. The owner viii come forw ard, IN
pay charges and take him away. 0
Iu,, .. ;Ss,IrVABHELL, ;Ss,Ir Tsanallytovn Rosd;
r. RkWAED;1Lost, on sunday. Jaly ssd. .
(O Ladys eILVRB BE 4SfPIN, with gaes
stones. Above reward II lett ct zoos 7th street
northwest. jy2l IT.
II ObT-A gHrTER PUP, one year old; dark iron
II grey: A liberal reward will be ~
gtyen 10 returned to B. W. RDDDpS
SOhe, 1916 street. or TO j. p. KLIH0Lk, Lin.
e. RBWARD.-etrayed away from the D.ox.ss
W. 1eat, above Georgetown: on The l9th SSS3J
instant, . small red and white spotted, ,4S8~
horned COW. with . slit in hsr ear The abo,e
reward will be psid II returned to CHRIeTIAN
PIL11G1R, Buzxsrds' Point, nsar the Arse.
nal. jyA-3ts
Evening star., 1876-07-25
FOR RENT AND SALE.
r o = 3 9 n T.

For RsHr.
$40 18Th g Brick House. Is oons. mod. inps,
sszses and sath, Brick suses rooms. mod inps.,
siss Z street, Brick House, 10 roon,, mod inps..
sls.ea1 .lst street, Brick House, 6 rooms. mod,
1926 0th street. Brick House. 6 rooms, mod iup,.,
!as Hth street: Frame House. s rooms. ssy 90.
1885 3 street, Frame House, rooms, e1l 90.
2412 Virginia avenue, Frame Hoass, 8 rooms,
aAIo Virginia avenue. Frame House, rooms,
1sll.Iai6 ,tth street. Frame House and Store,
On Cottage Rhl. Frame House, rooms, anW.
E.s wEsoorT,
jyls-G- corner 18th and streets northwest.
EOR RHBT-An elegant nine room HOUSE, con.
Il tanning all modern impfove0ents, newly paDersd
and rennished; froa August lst; at oS per month:
PhIfiIPs ses sissss ss.s :r..s e =: mouse
FOE & &ni,HI.HSUss mt, Of slset roO%: .:o .pS 4 s.th,
HOUSE Of eleven rooms and bath room. toppo-
ST6Rl no ass Psnn:ylvSnis s avsnns norshvsss.
SiC:is Corner y ;.re.. and Loaisisn sian ss1saus. s
LOB RkNT-One two story BKIUK HOUSE,
h Ss.asen .Sa rssss
Hsnt, - Der month. Inquire %o3 7th street
EOR REAT-4 Massachusetts evenue north gest,
= seven room BRlOk, Just completed; gas and
Per month. EDwARD ,IR.,
jy7-Im asa Louisiana avenue, ODD. Oily HaiI.
Evening star., 1876-07-25

nj MADAnD kBeTkLL, n. D., . tnoroashiy q
III Isrtsnoed and scientific Ladies Physioian -
nidwne Of years practice attends ladies' et ths1s
Ing, and the best medical attendance at the Doe
tore private residence: Ladies placing ths0sslvSo
eclentfnc treetment and speedy cure. Ofios 81
residenoe, oorner Of South 6harS and Dover strso,
betmofe. seDu-ly
Evening star., 1876-07-25

II looks as II the bounty bill would again
pass both houses Of Congress. Last session
the President was prepared to veto It, and II
IL 10 be presumed he has not changed his
mind In regard 70 the matter. Politicians
win cut sorry figure on the political stump
when, prating OF the economy OF the present
Congress, they are charged with voting away
from $50 900 900 70 si0o, 900 900 OF the peoples
money for the purpose OF securing the grati-
fude-and the votes OF the soldiers. Should
This bill pass and be approved by the Presi-
dent, the present Congress can very justly
be charged with being the most extravagant
Congress which ever assembled.
Evening star., 1876-07-25

The river and harbor bill Is a fruitful
source Of poll teal discussion In the Senate,
and has already afforded quite a number of
Senators an opportunity, which they did not
fail to improve, for delivering themselves of
set campaign speeches. Some OF these pro-
ductions are good reading, but they can
scarcely be regarded as germane 70 the bill.
The latter is, to a great extent, just what 1t
has been termed by several Senators-a fraud
on the people. Unheard OF creeks and coves
must have q moderate slice of the loaf, and
they usually get 10, while a harbor OF i'm
portance, like that OF Washington, does not
receive a dollar OF the appropriation. Every
member OF Congress is exceedingly careful
TO see that liberal sums are appropriated TO
be spent In his district or state, but none of
them seem TO remember the importance OF
improving the harbor OF the nations capital.
Evening star., 1876-07-25

HOUSE No. 1908 RIGGS STREET,
Between and 8 and 18th and 18th streets
The best house In the city for the price, go per
month; eleven rooms; every conveu1ence, and In
perfect order. Apply at once TO
ARMS q KErCHAM,
je7l-G $40 street.
EOR RENT-ROOMe, furnished and unfurnish.
ed, In ell parts Of the city, from % to el0 Per
month. Apply at D0RS1Y0 ROOM AGENCY,
No. S16 street northwest. myle- 3ms
j Sls0O. $500, Sla 900. $1,000. IS .ooo $3.50,
$500. $500, o 600, sa,oOo, Slice =, Well located
oct6-t Slt 7th street.
Evening star., 1876-07-25

era AorDus, Dlarfnee, &c.
iya.a. Cor. and North Il q oaDi'ol SEs :s,se,..
OARaTARIA eHRIMPs
- FRESH FROM JHE GULF OF MEXICO.
| SUFFICIENTLY COOKED Foa
Salads Msyonaise, and all cold dishes, ready for the
n. W. BURCHELL.
iJA-st 1892 sTRBEr.
". lsTABLIsa1kNT, 6ss Penn,yIysnis ave:
nue. esst-Ail goods fs I'm nv charge II not called
mes. 'A'A ''n '''' VI" 0' 'oND' 20 ',Hss iss-a sf'
MAsOss IMPROVED GLASS JARS.
PRESERVING yARs With sl.,. top. best in the
charge: j Quart, 81 % 81 pss DOZEN quart, SiI
'ts nSs s0ssn' Al 11s1i4 1is .srsss SOrsS.s:..
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
Having large stock Of
CaILDRBHy
EMBROIDERED PIQUl DRESSES
:: E sS;. ss 01 %.s s1sy
HAIR BRAIDs.
an sde % e order r. in n1.oys snd Of the very best
Tns Si e %
IL WILLIAM,
Nls-tr s0T Pennsylvania avenue.
SPECIALTIES AND AOVELfIRS.
Hx1 CASE.
Blue flannel Blouses. IS
Bsthins Suits and Drawers, from Is Cts. to - 90
Blue FLANNEL Yachting suita....-...........Ss o. 20
Ginshsm Umbrellas,
Almost fast color, the best dyed
goods hitherto made. from q 50 to % 50
The wamsutta Shirt,
Nothing to equal it in the country ct
the Price o1 ~
Hunting and Fishing Suits
Made to order.
Night Shirts,
o1 -
Check Alpaca Coats 50
Fine Blue FLANNEL suits. 20
Fine French suspenders,
Crossed backs,
81 On.. Is On., IS On. and 80 Or.
Double Breasted Frock Uosa
With vesn,
Ihsvs large assortment h
Drsp d'ete, worsted and Brosdcloth.
An excellent BrosdcIoth Goat for..-.........o16 20
Strangers are invited to inspect my stock Of esn-
tlemens belongings, and an confident will find no
cheaper better goods In the country least that
isthe general testiaoay Of recent vistors from I'll
sctions.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
PRICES MARKED IN PLAIA FIGURES.
TEE PER OEHr. DISCOUNT FOE CASH.
0EOR0a O. hENNINO,
llo 0EVEKTH 0TBEEI.
bN-6 sIaA OF fHI GOLDEN YLllOl
ANNUAL CLOSING-OUT sALI
sPRINe AND sUMMER CLOTHING
A. ST n AUS, 1O11 Pa. Av..
BHGIEs yULY1ss.
NOTE THE REDUCTIONg!
BUSINESS SUITsI
'sH;' f''f: ss;!1s' ss 'Is !0'
Ss::%sss Suit ssa Is
12 North Hoosic Block Oass. Suit, 10
I s;5,ss Ss.esss ;ss 6.:.Sss: 6.:.s on. ss;s, sS'
YOUTHS SUITS!
els Mnlburs Diagonal worstsd Suit, els
s:s sS,f PHI s: C1::.%sss c::sisss. iS.i sa.
BOYS SUITSI
os%een Plaid Csssimsrs Suit.
kn''tssssstss Gsiss Cs.sissl. Ss:sa Sun sa,s Suit
SUMMER WKARI
ALPACA Mn.co.r COATS, InI sILK * LUsrRn GOATS.
GOODS In an Endless varisty,
Rsduesd In Proportion.
A large stock Of CHILpREHB SUITS, IRON to
10 years, to be CLOSED OUT AT A eAORIIlO1.
a. 0IRAU0,
1eSo-n 101l PBNN0YLVAHIA AVRNUD
@ TRUNKsI @
L0ies' Dress zSysaks,
6ble Leather 3Slaaks,
Eblto 1s1atks,
PucktnQ 1SSsaks,
1snglks of An Ktnds,
Sbte Lsdfhsv V0ltses,
H0N Hdetses,
TrHsahs0 Baos. Uhsyushad,)
1fUeets0 B00s, (pa0N,)
/ LnfIeS 61che5, az Qls0lfttGe,
0hOd Wytpp0s,
L 0t0aUt 0trupe,
Yock9 Books, o., %.
Al st prices % sait the ttnss, and vafrantsd
Il equal 70 any made In the noIthogn o1f1oo.
OAll and 80 them, at the
TACTICAL nAHUYAoTOBY
II
Evening star., 1876-07-25
FOR SALE.

IOR CALI.
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:s:s:2 At 5s:: s.'';.; -
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ss ssuss sSs ss sGr sss.i. sis' mn Srs
!. sn3 asrsIy .'1s sss soJ h'O ..S' q Fo.ssFr
LOB sALK-A BAI aAsE. OF hae siYls ana
:fSf 5 . :.s s <: .s :..
ss: ss;,s sssr. sasFfSs sable 81 .; s;i @
II TICK ITs, ws.sisstou 20 ki.s.rs fsIis' sy
bowIISS Sssas. %sss,Sa sss sson. s.' f'rf' H,s9s
E,OR sALK cHRAP-A eoo1 DrIviee- y.vy .,.
fHsfss iss ss,diFff sf.s:Rr aSSh RI fSo.rss5Ss Tr;sS
iyn ss- Corner sen and n s,fee;s :. " ~
SaED yoR eALR 80 eeo LOADS oV
:,;:ss = sess :; :::
CARRIAQRs, CAkRIAeRs, 016RiAoD6-=
s.n. o. l.ss.s .sis T q % csrr,.sss. 49, ooeS., g.
Roek..s!., jump .s.s., rsIs fss,Sa. -
d: :ssoas-s.ad Pane. Ssrr,ss:s .es S ssSss: re: =
Aa %sais-u No sis iis g.. s9s Ss, .aa pe.. oe
MEDICAL, DC.
DE. iEEoE s,r.: n: 9.l.a xHss,,..,S s.s o.,
consulted every Tuesday and Saturday o. No 6SO
i:sP sSs.,s 81, - E.:s:ss $::: 81.
"SAarisFPhGTIosnma 'o:i.iv: cure q =! ss,:
%i,ss. III :: y: e'tSs @ s .:..' cor e s:;'
A CARD.-To all Who are sufferina from tee
"a errors and tndiscreiions Of youth, nervous
% %.eeknes,, esry decay, lob Of manhood, &e., II yin
sa srs. s rs~sS sST, -. sHS esrs 9s
snssSPs z sss sss ssnf s
D. Bible House, New York city. mars -scS ! an
1 SSrs oi seminal ws.fns:., Los, s.nsood. %
&c: Any prssSs s.. % 8. q iasrsaisnis rs,oa' q o.
ssSI,a~say soa sasaSsSs ssss IL. : GgSS gs,SS
" sui.sd q 1ss 10Th stTest sorssse, ssa1y n eo %
AfGhe1f 3. Upas41 6as:.. s,ss (; D;s
recently oontr CURED in 70 days. sySSiis h
srsdiosss nom he ss@ ~ishons ~. sstss ~
oury. eDeFmatorrhea, brought on by erces.es -
D. asS osssse ,S % sss
servetes nritsoiiity, sn Ptoms Of oonsumption, d
or Sf =: !s ssf .sss q
@:d: sseans .Ssnssias. e ssS n S,iSS' Sg
orsSy s1..s Sefs n & 'ssisntsisss sss ssss snS 10.
yhieh b nov bold. trsm the Leading pSysicisns 4
SsnHors Sso omes AsS i'sh 'srs's sotss.s.s, r.
vi Isrtsnoed and scientinc Lsdies' Physso -
roo%: es: sss:s q ss
Ing, and the best medical attendance at the Doe
Sf s.s.s Ct.
.ss s1ri So,.s oss e
Evening star., 1876-07-25

Our Cape May correspondent In his inter
esting letter In another column says they
are wearing overcoats down there. Well
we had to sleep under blankets In Washing,
ton last night
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-13
A RibuIous Oour,
Nevada Silver STATED

NeNtuh oliver btato.l
At q recent trial in the Elko County
Court u friend Bishof, Of the Hum.
boldt brewery, was called as q witness.
Mr.. Bishof ia one Of the solid men"
Of Elko, where he has been in business
since the town was started in the winter
Of 1853. Upon being sworn, Counsellor
Rand, q of the attorneys in the case,
who, BY the way, Is also az old resident
Of Elko, said, mr.. Bishof, where do
you residef' Where l reside? What
for you ask me such foolish dines2 You
drink at my place more as a hundred
times That has nothing to do With
the case on trial, Mr.. Bishof. State to
the jury where yon reside" DE shurryl
de shurryl 0hfpy jimmy efery gentle
man on dis shurry has a string Of marks
on mine cellar door just like O. rail
fence" His Honor here interceded in
the counsellor's behalf, and in a calm,
dignihed name requested the witness
to state where he resided. "Oh, excuse
me, Shudge; you drinks at my blaze 90
many times and pays me notiugs | dinks
you know old BishoH, vat keeps the
brewery"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-13

Jennie June says, in a letter TO the
Baltimore American. that she knows Of
one fashionable family in New York that
spent the holidays sadly. The story is
as follows: A few years ago, ar. orphan
girl was given a home in the household,
and gradually came to be- treated as a
daughter. The wife, In bad health, vent
on a tour abroad, and upon her return
found that the girl bad supplanted her
in the affections Of her husband. he
told her that he nc longer cared for her,
and desired a separation, Offering to pro-
vide for her maintenance, but she de-.
clared her right and intention 10 remain
with her children. She does remain, bat
in complete alienation from her husband,
although most Of her friends know moth.
ing Of the trouble, and attribute her low
spirits 70 bad health. The girl Is prscti.
cally the mistress Of the family, and
says II the wife had my decency she
wouldn't stay where shs wasn't wanted.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-13
ASAsoMIC


LnDaua. ~
HourH METPHIs, No. lis meets I'd Friday
IN each month. B + Haller, WMi BE Pull
ArsSsosA, No. l6s-meets lt Monday in
each month. CIV Mosby. NJ; CO Leck.
III EtIl soorr. No. 9se-msets Let Thursday
n each month. AZ Davis. Nj Lyle
0IDIsoro. No. 9s-meets Sd Friday in each
month. Jno.W Graham. W M; AlfH White
0IS x1ux7xe. No. sn-mests 4th Friday in
each month. James S Carpenter. " M; lack
fwhite. 6eo'y.
pvru ozArfHR, No. 0-meets ID Monday Of
.aah month-ak Masonic Hal, In 6ayoso
Block. A. J. Wheeler. N. B. T.. PIT O.G.
Locke, Secretary.
MrNPHIs CHAPffR. No. &-meen a. Ma
sonic Hall In aaySOsc Bl,ck. "a MopasS OF
4. ". Shelton. Secretary.
=. AND 8. n.
NmnKA O0UNOrL, No. 6-meete 3D. Thurs
Aey Of each month-at Masonic Hall. In Gay.
So Block. A. ]. Wheeler, tn. Iu.t O. h.
AS'f' YrxrLAHs.
CynvKr CornkHDHRY, No. l-mests 9Th Mon
hsfd each month at Masonic Hal, Gayoso
BlotR. I'd Worsham. =. c.i 7. ]. BArchus.
BS. ELno coNnAHDHHY No. B.-Mseta
a Tussday Of each month at Masonic Rail
aayono Block. B. 2. HAller. x. CT &. W.
KreErs OF Rsp cRoss OF CONSTANTINE
Hssts hipt AID third Saturdays Of each month
ai Masonic Hall. L. B. Hatch. N. P. g.; 7.
j, Barehug, X.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-13
, Q. .. =. DmECTORY.
y -
GA FELLOWS. Han. corner Main and EOrth
oourt stEeetsj teo

odd Fellows. Han. corner Main and EOrh
Court streets5 ,on.,. f900
NrspHrs Lopez, No. 6-mess eyery Tues
dsy. CIV Mathews, n. g.; O. b. Plisohke,
We; L. s. Burr, Secretary; Il. Z. Risk,
A~c~oEIsiv LopsH. No. s-msss every Nom
dny night. r. Dudley PraySef. n. CTR. J
black, v. g.; q. NJ. HeArn, r. B.; John A
Holt. Treasurer; Thomas Bacon, 7. o.
8CKILLKR LJDan. No. l40-mee@ every We'd
RssdAy night. Philip Maurer. n. a.; John
SDeng. v g.; Chas. Borner. Secretary; p.
eslnbrecheF. Treasurer.
BlEERR Lopez, No. lfT-meets everv Friday
aIght J.. n. Shepherd, n. g. Q. y. Neid.
eek, v. g. Wn. Henry, P. and 4. B.; ID
HWY CRY Lopsn, No. 1H-meets svery
tuesday evening at $50 Second street. D. A.
WArdiaW. N. g.; Macon Webb, v. g.; R. d.
Speed, Secretary; D. 7. Porter. Treasurer.
uokKPnSTs.
alyoso EroAnPMKEF, No. s-mests on the
LII and Sd Thursday nights Of each month.
frank Underwood, O. p. Charles ID. Carroll.
Il, r.: John A. holt, 8. w.; Thos. Bacon,
seribe; John R. holt, Treasurer; D. y. Good
p f~xcIxpxrnr. No. s-mests ID and
az ThSrsday nights Of each month. John
d. BSssar 5. W; B. 8. Garrett, Treasurer;
III. Ross. J. W.
DKaREH LoDaE,
MnrPHfs DRaRKH L0DGH No. s-Meets FIRST
Saturday Of each month. 0. NJ. Carroll, d.
Nj Ben Bingham, DND. NJ; A. K. Kenne-
day. A. o. M; I, P. Holland. 6ec'y; 4. W.
Smith. Treas.
anEHRAL RRLIEY CoNKrrTM-J. s. wilkins,
Chairman, go Main street: John W. Waynes-
burg, Secretary and Treasurer, 30 Front
street; A. D. Gibson. 6 West Court street, j.
8. Bohmidt. ~ ksnros street; d. 7. Porter.
Il Union street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-13
TruNtee,a Sale.

0N MONDAY. TRH 7sH DAY OF FHBRuL
NJ a{ys Mo. In front Of Planters Insnrnncn
building. Memphis, Tenn. / 0ll s6ll ~
cash, the following described property, 4
certain tract Of land fituated Ia said county
apq state, a1d bouuded Is folloWs: BEGIN
lsRy ~ blakemoFe avenue; thenos
eait y poles To- q ,red-eAk; thence south 20
poles 70 > stake; thence west SO polss "a
stake neaI, a.walnut tree on said avonue,
yAspoe nQrh 20 poles elong said venue 70 tAt
beginning. eontRininG9D acreG.
sell ~ Trustee under.e deed Of trust -
corded ~ the AegiseTs oAce Of Shelby
eountys Tenn Boek No. 1M, paEe aS.
BqE9 Of redemption waived,
gNO D. BREWSTER, rruhes.
y. y. MoRA1LAED. Attorney. iiSIX
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\ 9O096c, and viii 20 to par.
COTTON.

The market this morning was inactive
and quiet, with fair offerings and a good
inquiry. Estimated sales for the day,
1900 bales; sales yesterday we're 1900
bales. New York spots we're dull and
irregular, with prices unchanged. Liv-
erpool spots we're easier, with prices
quiet and arrivals quiet. New Orleans
was quiet, with a moderate demand.
COTTON EKCHANoE ~oUoTAY1on sfAHDARD
AHKRIokH CLAsBINOAYOE.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
HONEY.
PUBIC LINEN OyyIen,
.HrB. TuH,. January Is. 1861

HONEY.
RuBLl0 LINEN 0YyTcn,.
MnnTEns. TKnB.. January Is. ASdS.j
Business in money circles to-day was
not brisk. with little doing; aside from the
local checking and depOsiting there .
little doing. The banks report deposits
as fair. with the supply Of currency
equal to the demand and money some
what easier, f~rst-clsss commercial paper
ruling at lO@l2 y cent. y annum; on
the streets rates on short loans rule at
li@2A . cent D month. Exchange is
scarcer and firm. at the following rates;
On New York and Eastern cities buying
at &c discount and selling at par; on New
Orleans buying at to discount and selling
at par. Brokers are offering lll4@ll2
for gold. There was little movement in
local and foreign securities, With quota
tons nominally unchanged, except in
police aud Ere scrip. which is ir demand
- 0On0s- II Ill
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NEW YoEK. January IL. Leo p.m.-Ootton
i dull and irregular. Futures are quiet. Sales
for future delivery, 500 bales.

LIVERPOOL. January Is. 2 p.m.-Cotton h
essier. UplandB. ed; Orleans. T1.l6d.
ssles, 1000 bales, Of which, 1000 were for ex-
port and speculation.
NHw oRLEAEs. January IS. ll:o am. =
Cotton lie steady. middling. H5sc. Sales. 800
bale; receipts, 1926.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-13

Ig. the Chancery Court Of Shelby conu.v
Iennessoe- Mary oousins W. HilleFy 0ous.
1T APPEARING PROM SHEbIPPss "a.
4 t1ya tn thts csupe tass the defendant. nd.
lery cousins Is not to be found 10 ehoiby cous.
appearance herein, ct The court-honss IN ~
.9ty o. MsniPhts, Tenn on or before the ars.
Monday In February, 1870, and plead. ans~sr
o. demur. TO ~o0mplainAutfs bill. on tie S.ms
VII DO taken for confessed as 10 hin. and ~
tes heeEing 81 par!,s; aAd that 9 COPY q tSh
orasr % pgolisAsd once 4 week for fouv sus-
This 9Th day Q! JsnnSFy. pB.
A COPY atteek!
ApGUED A. 0oLB. O. sud n
~ Bad. BtACx,D o. and M.
DUP: Sol. for complainant.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-13

Before. P. ]. Quisiey, Justice Of The ps.o. In
and 1ot shelby county. Tenn. james WslaS
THIS CAUeR AN ATTACHMENTRAy.
ms been pued ont under section sax ~ ~
lode Of lennessee, and returned levied reon
mo property OF tho defendant, and afRdsvi4
having been mpde that he deHsndsnl Il
Justly indebted 70 Tie plaintiff IN ths 49,
g. 800 By note. and that Ia
defendant IL Q nonresident Of the msts
q rennesseei It q therefore ordered tLss
the defendant make his personal sppcaF-
HnSc before me y, Tuesday. the 18th day Of
No; I9 Main e., Memphia, Tenn. and defaSS
SAID attachment suit within he ume nr~
Scrieed By law. or the same viii 30 pFoeesdsd'
WITH expsrtei and that . copy Of this order IS,
pnplisnSo ior four successive weeks Ia Aes
Ihis % 5 day Of January, 1916.
10 lR lB-l p. J. QUIHLHY. Up
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-13

A Florads rain.stolm is gorgeous, gIo-
rious, rushing; q magnificent enthusiasm
Of plunGng moisture" No wonder the
ornetional alligator is 60 happy, and the
irolicsome orange 90 CAV.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-13
KEIeHTs OF

THEHRsGRH Lopez No. b-Meets NJ
every v odnesday night at $50 Second
gtreet. Vincent Block. opposite Court Square.
QAAs. Layton, 9. C.i Joe Locke, v. O.; W Il
Htron, Ri WI Rhea. n. Of g.; n. II. Cole
man, D. Of r.; ". b. Moyston. K. Of K.
AAd 3.
MIAPHis ,LoDoE No. e.-Meet for drII on
IN. second. third and fourth Thursday. A,
] MoGarvsy, q c.; L. ]. Ware, VIC; W II
Llngtsdt, P; II 8 Reynolds. n Z; B P Smith,
AF;,A Mackay. MAJ Jos 3 Leon. ks;
oha Howard. 20.
-cuuR DE LIOS LoDeI No. ls-Meets every
Monday night At $50 Second street, Vincent
& 6l0ch; opposite C Court Square :. g, Eslsscn'
r. -4J ] A Slaughter, p O. A. Bar, nj.
A.I j.. 4. Tomlinson. N. 2.