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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-08-18
MEMORIAL HALL.

MEMORIAL HALL.
Ascending its broad steps we turn for mo-
menPs enjoyment of the view up the busy
avenue of the Republic,-past Main Build
ing and Machinery Hall on one side, the
House of Comfort, Judges Hall, and lake
with its dome of spray upon the other, on
TO where the Catholic Total Abstinence
Fountain intercepts the distance; a lovely
coup dOeH enlivened by moving groups,
bright with the gay dress of ladies and for
eigners. Turning toward the vestibule,
there stretches away on either hand an ar
cade containing long line of statuary. In
the center Of the rotunda rises lofty group
past which our eye, with "A perverse in
stinct, glances to the plaster abortion at its
LETT. Upon a diminutive eagle rides leg
less Washington. Why tho much travestied
Father of his Country should DO deprived
of those useful appendages, appeareth not
at first. But a second glance at the pro-
portions, discloses the fact, that were he
thus endowed and disposed TO "rise TO ex-
plain, say the hatchet affsir-the super
fluous bird would be left far below at his
feet.
Our ardor somewhat dampened by this
unhappy introduction TO "high art" we
press on TO what may be before, and come
upon paintings, statuary, tapestry and mo-
saics which, however much criticised by
connolsseurs, afford us simple folk world
of enjoyment.
We dimly recollect descrbing-per-
nh xpfll In In
Main Building with designs in
ROMAN MOSAIC,
which we then thought worthy of mention.
But that was in some far-off time, we think,
before we had seen much of the world
when just beginning our travels, in fact.
Now, in room whose walls are hung with
large pictures wholly composed of this
same fine mosaic, we look with something
akin TO contempt upon our earlier admira-
tion. Here is a four feet by two picture of
the basilica of st. Peters at Rome, with ar
cades, fountains, groundwork, sky,-ev-
erything, of this minute mosaic; the sepa-
rate pieces so exceeding small, that even at
the short distance compelled by the rail-
ing, the whole appears smooth as apaint-
ing and there are many others of equal
size and hnish,-the Coliseum, Ruins of
Postum near Naples, es,-life-size portraits,
even.
FLORENTINE MosAICs.
In another Italian apartment, two OF IFS
sides are lined with tables of this mosaic,
which, as you know, is composed of stones
brought from the bed of the Po, and whose
beauty almost ranks them among the "pre-
clous." Upon the dark ground Of the ta-
bles, these stones, yeined and shaded in
the most wonderful manner, simulate 9TH
er tablO-tops upon which variety Of ar
ticles de lure seem TO be lying or standing.
One of the most expensive tables, we'll up
in the thousands, was of pOrphyry with a
group in mosaic of musical instruments,
and sheet music whose notes could be read.
| AnOihar which wa liked hatlar had nDDar-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-08-18
Correspondence Of the PHOENIX.
CENTENNIAL LETTERS.


Upon this our last morning at the Expo
sition, we enter the grounds from the
Reading II. II. depot, climb the hill TO the
Vienna bakery, buy there Il dozen kdppels
"a delicious kind of roll shaped like ban
ana, with divisions suggesting the joints Of
a lobsler's shetland in five minutes time
have crossed the plaza to
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-08-18

emily lying upon it, mother of pearl card
case; a mirror of single translucent
stone; and--what suggested "a painted
ship upon painted ocean"-an Egyptian
vase with figures mosaic.ed upon that
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-08-18

Price 81 per bottle. Pamphlet of so pages giving
a Treatise on Catarrh and containing innumerable
cases OF cures sent FREE, by addressing the Propre
LIrrLEFIELD & co. Manchester, NH
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1876-08-18

There are only three OF these wool pic
lures in the gallery, and all one can say of
them is, that they as far exceed in delicate
tinting the beautiful tapestries Of the Main
Building, as they surpass ordinary wors-
ted work.
, 1876-01-31
p.Hs against Michael Ryan, laying damages st

HtttElnn CnUrT II EHiEr.
Daniel ". ll.nn lrgan MI action In tros.atH
against tho Chicago West DiviHlou Hallway Com
piny, laying damages Al &3,0DU.
II. Il. Lovo filed \ blu agRinst Jnmoa A. how
OIL, BENJAMIN =. uinman, Henry Bhruvo, kld
oltors, to fotooloso trust.sloo1 OIL which tho,o
Ia g. 1G4. .06 now due. on Lots !. Ia. IT, II, md
10, IN Jacob DeYong's subdivision Of The N. E. II
OF Soc. "a, 37, II.
CIRCUIT coUHT.
Tho Garrett Biblical Institute commenced
Ritt In debt agnnat John Wentworth, laytng
damages at ai5, 900. Went1urth was nito s,lado
dofolldnnt to aix 6thor similar nntts, ono by tho
Firat Mottotllat EpaconA Church fur e5,Ouo,
another by tho Western Metlnslint look Con-
cern for elG,0u0 another by J. X. Dolaforsl Btiil
nnctIlor by urhnt Goodrich for 4 70GD nfti by
Grant Goodrich and Matilda Hamltno for e5,0tD.
Rnd a sixth by OTrIngton Lunt for sl0,U0u. All
these Buita boing for tho uso Of Tie Garrett lib
lical Institute.
J. X. Dotsfnrd, fnr tho nsc OF Paul Anderson.
began suit for $1,000 agalnht Andrew Nelson.
Nathan AlcarH sued l.. q. Yoe for el,uO0.
II. A. brown brought suit for e2,Ou0 against
George L. Wcoben and James Mickey.
Wi1thm Drosa. for tie usn OF Dyrou l., Smith,
began suit II, debt against Holomou A. smith,
laying damages at st0, QUO.
, 1876-01-31
tIiudoo Merchants,

The l1indoo merchants Of calcnttk arc do
Hcr,bed ~ tho usoa. wary. willy, and uuprincirted
people In tile world. The parsstence Of sleso
felowa In tho face Of reprtmand aud discourage
meut wllon n person comes TO make a trade with
thom Is rcaily remarkable, They will leave you
IA you stcfnlv refuso to buy. only tho next mo-
ment to hrsai you again with lower offors aud
fresh batclI Of roasona why you should purcaaac,
even following youf carriage and attempting by
ovory artifco ttey can command 10 str1ko bar
gain on ruu. you canuot shako them OF.
They mako applications for admission 10
your hotel room. II their requests are
nll sort6 laid ont hefore you with : dozen deal
ero or teir clerks poranatllnR aud clamoring for
your patronage. Eren tho Tndin Riawl trade Is
thus carried on Ut private houses and hotels.
Ono must 30 ebarp At barKanln8 and know
souc Thing OF tho Sntnn ot tho articles 10 wOu1
pnrchaso II ho il not well takon III and done for
by these indian tfadoHnlen. Thoy arc smart mud
aharp, and Ia tho diplomacy Of sFAtlo IL would bo
difficult 70 find nupeTors Of the heatben lIinloo.
One Of tllou,. leA1ipg shawl merchant, reputed
obe wealthy. cal!od upon God 10 w1tuoaB that hts
statement WAS tr1lo ns to tue cost Of nhRwl.
"Vcry vel" WAS tho reply, "but ron t1o1.t be-
lievo iu God; you oro llindoo." YEA" be
quickly responded. lllndoo l1ol md yous God
hesthen. after nil his solemn tnrocatEona 10 tho
Deity, confessed that ho had lied By dropping
sl00 from the pr1ce hc hal named. lIo then
wansod to lenvo tho article for further pegotiA-
tion sluco hfs last ofor wnA rot nccedod 10, and
le could only 10 got nd Of by the ehBrpeat inti-
nations that no must leave the room. With a
bland smile, mingled with IN expression Of sor-
row and disappointment, ho bowed low. executed
agrAcof1lIy polite salaam, aud slowly Withdrew.
, 1876-01-31
1:HCs.

... L1ntoH LdIiY ttkff8,
Boarl Of Trade roturn tolls ua tint wo i'm.
mort eggs to the vnluo OF e. 500, 600 aycry year,
md now that the practlCe Of drying the eSg hut
Atat,cs haa bcen adopted In Gsrt.Mny It is auIio-
lpnted that tho importAtlone will be atill further
Increased. Tllero H QUO establishment at Pas-
sau, on tho Danube, which has hoen for sonlo
mouths lusy engaged III drying tho contents
OF, eggs; aud although It IL scarcely Prob
able thAt tho desiccated alb1imon can over Ee-
t,lace nsr.laid eggs for breakfast, NO are nayer-
tboega assured that Roud omelstte, o. also tho
jinest pastry, may DO prepared from tho product.
Hqycthl Gcfman chemists, and Prof. Fettenkofcr
iu particular, sso yery sanguino NJ 10 tho suc-
cess OF the experiment. and thoy pronounce
dried eggs to tlavo lost nona of their valuable
properties by tho gradual ovnpofation OF tho
water contained BY them, In their original
state. Eggs arc largely employed In
Industry ard manufactures, somoslmes
tho whites being usot, - III tho case Of albu-
meuEzod paper for photographers, AMI Aome-
tinlea only tho yoiks. In those cases much econ.
omy will result from tue employment 81 dFlod
alpu1uen, for the coraumce then need merely
purchase tho white OF yellow part ~ u suits hin,
aud vii! uot bo obliged al at present. to huy ~
whole contenta CT al eRg, oniy l!alf Of whscl, he
eau uso. IAo fact, too, that tue new psodnct
can be transported Without any rldk Or bteaAaEo
and decay which ontaii q serlous loss tn tho
case OF eggs anu naturally raiae their price III
tbs uaa1kot, iH also ouB of vast Importance.
, 1876-01-31


Worry startling revelations arc contntned IN
re,urt lust tyB,ied by Mr. AiioD. tho borough
nualyst ut Hnefliold, to tho Town Council. II
states thu: ~ considerable anxiety existed as 10
tho caro- and ACCURACY Of drugglata III making up
uhynic.aI,s' prescriptions, tho Inspectors Of tho
lIoa)th Derartlnent presented to certain lecal
druggists various prescriptions written BY quail.
tioa men. The prescriptions wcro 10 arranged
that cac, should Include D full doso Of noM8
expensive remedy capable OF ready anu &C.
cntn:o estimation In mixture. series OF
thosc aamp'sa III which iao B1a'uh OF toalae OF
r,otahHiuu we're prescribed HoEo found on au-
ulys|s to contain 113, 40, and u grams re-
epectiye,y. Tbs last was, therefore, lnado up
with hardly swo-thizds Of tho active inRsedient
ordered, - gr&yo departure from tho prescribed
amount. OF lhrco samr!eH which should havo
coutauod 10 grains of;1ulp plato Of qninli's, Que
contained only w grains, or less than tMo"
thirds Ut tho prescribed amount. Anottor
slmp!e which should have contained d0 grs!na
of btllpnAto OF quinino had bns ~ grainB. "
twelvo samples VI Elycorae, only two wore pure
souew what below thu official strength, containing
4 and S.6 per cent OF water respectively,
but woso Otherwise pu1c. Two others weEo
alulteratcd with II aud u per cout Of water.
Two wuro OF full strength, but contained limo
aud sotuo nol.volAlilo organic imput1ty. All
other sAmp!D contained 8 HuaN luau,lty of
sugar, Tatea samples Of cisFic acid Weto found
to contain q trace Of lead; but tn other re-
Ht,ects they Wero perfectly pure. With tete1-
euco to eleven samples OF Pepper. Mr. Atm
states that nlno wefo genuine anu Two wore
rico. Tho Hoalth Committee hsve 1oclaeu Mot
to prosecute oil TIL. Investigation. but w tAo
local d,ngsista have been WRrnod OF t0eH ia
tttity to prosecution.
, 1876-01-31
Joseph nnd Mira. Potiphnr.


This famons legend Ia still tonna among tho
Egyptians Of to-day, but in 3 Bomculat differ
ent form than tint Of tho biblical narrative. N.
Do Leaacps. tho distinguished engincnr and ss-
want, who has resided much In tho East. gives
this ~ the Ehyptiau tradition potiphar waa
not teudcr-hrartcd man. lie imp1lsoncd hts
wife. At also joseph, although the lady and Jo-
eouh nssertad their innocence. The Judge or
dercd M inquiry. and The wlfo Of l'otiphar, Ia
Lad been awakened By his personal beAu-
t., winch aho declared no woman possibly
could reaist. Others. ehc aal, would have
dono III rho had, All aphcrtion she was Invited
TO p.ove. On being Ees At liberty ahe invited
; number Of her feula'e friends 70 meet bor At
her horeo, without informing them Of Tho pur-
poze for which ihoy wore asseub'cd. To each
Ind they we're Requested not to cnt tho oEaugcs
until tho ltdy Of the house had gwen them tLe
signal 70 70 d.. If prononncine tho word
Now" The ladicu, with the,r oranRe 10 one
haal, aud stlei1 knife in the other, wero gazing
With Burrrise nt their hoBtees whcn suddenly
tia door opened mud Joacph nlado his appear
| nnce. Btauding on the Threshold. Nov.
cried the wife Of Totiphnr. but her guests, cap
tiyated bT tho beauty Of the ItehroW raid no as'
| cut their fingers. Tho party was called betoEc
| the Judge Oh tho following uaos ming: every Que
| Of the 1at!ics, Bare ouc lid her Wounded huud IL
| the folds Of her garment, while the ono ulopc
| Lt1ld was unhlrt declared tlat eho had escaped
the common fate by throwing her Knife awaS
| tho moment Ghe eaw JosGEA; and. on being
further pressed with questions, declared that
| have stabbed herself to tue heart, becauBo ehc
could not bear to took upun the Hebrew md
| know that Eho could never possess him Us a
husband,
, 1876-01-31

.fpIytsktitn tId4} Herald.
During his eer1uuu, delyoEed OIL Sunday morn-
ipe fGlh iuet., il. St. Aloysils Catholic Church,
pottstown, the 1lov. Father atcl.oughln, tue
PASTOR relatcd how ha became coen!zait OF the
fact TINT eonle Of tho feMala metnbars or h,8
congregation wetc In tho llnblt cf carrying ou
Irritation With strangers in tho sstcetB Of that
borough. Ho tnll he mover took athsomcnt5
OF tlAt kind econ1.Laudcd.-ha Nnnto1 10 bo
suro OF It, aud In oraor 10 nakc no miaiako he
dlrgnBed himself.
fn!ly prepared for nuythlnS tAat might cccur.
lie slowly ,noandcred along q certain portion of
High street. where he haa heard the lsdca ~
wore In tlo habit Of prosecuting the!r dangerous
pastitno and was not long in meeting number
Of them. Iie droy from. poke. bis llandkcr-
chief, n.ld went through the sgnR4a. which woio
roturuod BY tho misses; also the customary
cough, and soon received srch ASSURANCE from
QUO OF them that his acquaintance Vas desired
Determined to play his part the best no could,
and mako tlom fool tho woEnt possible, he ~
arranged lila walk as to meat directly in trout Of
gay.iight. With tho light rbtuing directly into
his fac,s he hurried off his disguise, removed
his hat, and. 10 tho utter 1stouiahusent OF tho
frightened girls, tlero stood Fathor Mc1.ouch-
llnt They did not wait for second thousht as
10 how they should leaysthe spot. wllettu1 TO
ru.. or walk, but Hcanpcrrd away in different
directions. only loo glad to ehut from tlinr view
that faco tAoy were moment botore 10 analous
to ece.
II was enough. 1Ie knew who ahor were. aud
during tho relation Of tbs incident l1s said they
were It, church sheu. looking At him. lilo fol.
lowed up his remarks NTH tho prombs that
should any members Of AiB church TO in attend
atco At tbs mau4uerale balls shortly u TO given
in To.tstown, ho wonid know who they wore.
and would expose shsn publicly in the church
uoxt Sunday morning.
No tcantia should be allowed in llio church. ho
said, and II any VI The lnotnbera persisted III at-
tending masaueradcs and daucnK parties, thoy
| should remain nway from that eBnctua1Y.
, 1876-01-31

INNS. through the centuries TIL Bolonons
tin,o about 1000 teioro Christ, BY memory
thing nl,icl, has no parallel at the present day.
The multiplicity Of subjects now presented
10 the scholar, he thonRht rendered tho &C.
QUESTION of = retentivo memory next 10 In.
t,easttn
, 1876-01-31

confusion and mistakes Ia tho lio!l aid IN Sop
tomsnr, l6Cl. a lattlc.nHg waq adopted. a cd
hold cflnrGe,l wit, llao sn'tfcr. Wit n rat,os
border II wllac OH which wero .sta, ,l4sc'l thiE-
toun whfto atara. III 1853 tho ''Etnrs and llatE"
woro aurplnntod by a Tag wEsh n white field, hhv-
ing tho battia-flaR for . union. Tho ilay ni 1868
was found de1e,ont tn service, IL being liable 10
ls taken for lag OF trucn; and On Fob. 4, 1865,
tho onsor half OF tile fold beyond tho union nns
covered With : vertical red bar. This waA tho
Ia4t flag Of tho GuNfeIol RQy.
, 1876-01-31

SNFKE<pUFt {f-u.5 ] fWF1. -.
DuriuK onr Civil War tho several seeded Statos
used their several State flngs. ~ March. 1861.
t.stAra aud bars" composed OF three horizontal
bars of eausl width. the middle ono white, the
otho1s rcd, With blue union containing niue
white ssals arranged In cifolo. Tho resenl-
blaaee of thla to 1Ap "HsRrs aud asEipcs" loQ to
, 1876-01-31

1res},nnt Stcaspy. Of Amherst College. In
recent lecture Leioro lis c!asa deprecated The
] pressn. systsn of etlocatloo ~ Injurious 70 tho
memo.y, liz said the Hindus transmitted With
out crloy tic thros hooks Of tho fedas,
one Of Which conAlstod Of l.0l0 by"
, 1876-01-31
FOR SALE.


I1UH SALE.A BURGLAR rH0pF hAFK AND
tinn Who's turnltuYo. tsfy chAAr Inquire pr adseAs
III buuth Clask+t. Rooer =, os u RIses-as-
, 1876-01-31

HAfd, We must porpetunte our power, aEt vo wlll
| liz a Government which, thoy can't chnnge III
staying tAass tor lifo. on good iehAsior-hut uot
| such follows AZ they put ttore." lLRughtor And
| applauas,i
OF tho fisst leglsasota elected under the now
| Constitution. and Of Its martyred self, he said:
"Wa got good many honest fellows into tue
frBt Legislature, but will toll you how NO got
them thore. Will tell you the truth. Tho ne1a-
by carrying tho bAck vote by intimidation and
blibosyl tllughtosl and helped to 10 i'll Ar.
| t,lAtlso.f 1 would have Hcurned the people II
! they bad not done ts And l will buy thonl aa
long AZ thcy put beasts 70 90 to tue ballot t-box
properly. Tho roguo should not have II, for
/ Eoyerunlent is maao to punish hiM /, tho fool
should not have Il, for government u made TO
take caro- OF Liml Now. shess miserable
"retehoa-tho Yankeas-h.sa injected .. .S}tf ooo
OF Bavages Into the stomach OF our body poitlo,
and tho tnnh who says 10 accouts negro suffrage,
everytAings | will accept Grant and empire be.
fore accept such Democrat! lApplanse.l
The poor, ignorant neero-ss!k o. nm govern
otinsellecs 10 govern tho people, and these poor
wrctohes talk of governing US! Why, they caat
peEpotuate their oxn ncgFo power: ~ tho
eountIy where thoy wero III tho majority they
d1d nut lrosesvo their power and pespstnAte
up. He carried them uuh us by bribery ard i,1-
siintdation advised il. and paid my Monty for
Il. [App1anas.l You 81! know It, but won't e4ly
1t. Dut l will aay 1t. for feAr no man, and an
| prepared to render al account 10 0oue put tua
uroat Judge, betoro WHOM. must appear In a
few ye21a, for my enstnies hsvs thought my
servsesa 10 my country so great that they hAye
dono me tho honor to exclude mo from again
serving my people. l coute4t that bonoF w1th
, 1876-01-31

1ST1NTKU-A YOUNG NAN To WORK 4 FRUIT.
p.isa Jsha. K.ss fiosa. ao aos
I.in .sll Stocked: .llopd!i oppoaaty foe H. .ixht
uan. F.1 hseloss ekAlp GEO. u. Wlkk-
iajUk. Lusk bu4 hh, Grand Hxuid4 Mich.
, 1876-01-31

nlvOnCES1,l.I.9A ALLY OBTAINED. NOT FRAUD.
~ udutly. fes altar dsrtsS. kerun ys&tp practice
In ths euutts oi Ohioaxo A1dEe.s rnst.e Nak l97
, 1876-01-31


mn KXCIEANGE-FuR IMPROVED UH uk1M-
ii land n IoHs nr lliupls hoaste busi-
o.s nd advunx,. ataall .upn,ssd isttn al.o s'u,e
~ .s euul.} ii il psr cant; viii e4ehanau osAh
S..,s hd'iras. IT. j.. rEStK. UIuawka, IIsndotson
t:,v,ntx IilinuIs ~3lh description and TttcS.
, 1876-01-31


ordor to pass them back nga.n To tho winning
point, she looked round her with , survey too
markedly cold and neutral not to haSc III i lit
tic OF that natnre which wo call art conccaling All
inward oxultAtIon. e..
I,us 10 tho courss Of that eurvov her eyes
met Doron1a'n, aud, Instead of hycrtinG them.
ay Hhe w0nld haye desired 10 do, sho was un-
pleasantly conscious that tAey were artoeted--
low ioug2 Tho datting sonee that he Vas
measuring her and looking down or hor
quality from tho human drosa A1onnd
lier. that ho felt himself iu = region OUT
aida and ahoYo lcE. and waa o1amtnlug Aos ~ q
Bl>culmen Of lover order, rouRed tineltpg ro-
iict Il did not bEing tho blood to her checks.
but seut II away from Aor lips. Sho controlled
herself by tho help OF all inward tieaancs. anu,
without other sign OF 0tn0uoh than this lip.
"Tlero was . etutle Of irony In blu eyea Us
tholr g!ances mot but it v&a as least botter taas
lie should havo kept bis attention iixol on her
than thst Ao should have dtaregan1ed he!
az ono Of su insect swarm who Lad
of liz supsrciliouaness and irony. 1t was
| Aitliculs To boleys thAt ho did not admirn
her spirit ~ we'll as her person; he wAs
younG, handsome, distinguished in appearance
NOT ono OF those ridiculous aud taovdy Phil
blight tho yatnnE-table With sour look o!
protest AZ thoy passed by It. Tue general
| conviction thaL We arc admirable does not
sy Sse w es0's 81 y.tv OYs sas 9.n,
tua!o TT fonshto find tholr performances
| rucelyed co.alJ, shoy are apt to bo!lova that q
littlo moro of It will Nin over the nuAcoouutahle
tlisAdent. III Qwenaolens habits Of mtud II hsa
boeu takota for granted that she know whAt was
admirable, md ihAt Bho herself uAH ntlulrod
Il,e basls Of i.er thiukiux had fecsiyad .lAa,
arrsesLlo cot,cusslon, aud Eoe1oi . little, but
wan not eaaily ~ be ovesthsown."
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-14

toned it is more than probable that Mac
beth aud Richmond would have been
driven from the stumps after style Of
Dorsey Thomas.
The argument of counsel ia the Car
michael-Madigan homicide closed late
last night. The eloquent speeches Of
Messrs. G. P. NJ. Turner, Horrigan and
Adams for the defense as well as those
Of Messrs. Wright, Ross and Eldridge
for the prosecution were listened to by a
large crowd Of citizens. This morning
the jury returned into court and found
the defendant, police officer Carmichael,
guilty of voluntary m~anslaughter and
fixed the penalty at two years imprison-
ment in the penitentiary, but the jurors
signed a petition recommending the de.
PENDANT to the mercy Of the Executive,
Governor Porter.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-14
Rase.Rnn

Yesterday the Louisville League nine
played the FIRST Of a series of games with
the Memphis Reds at Central Park
which resulted in a score of 4 to l in
favor Of the LouisvilIains. The Louis.
vile boys played their best and did not
throw off, had they done SO they would
have been beaten. The manager of the
Louisville nine has positive orders from
the directors Of the club to play the base.
ball from "end to end" and to discharge
all members of the nine who attempt to
throw off, and the manager adheres
strictly to that instruction. This after
noon the second game will be played
and tomorrow the final game will come
off
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-14
TTIE CITY
II
Saturday Evening, Oct. II. 1875
Church Services To.aporrow.

ChHaNH 5Sh N.hCc" AO"ukNEEONs
The following notices are inserted free Of
charge. We request that officers of churches.
who desire so to do, will furnish us, on Sat-
urdays, with brief notices of services in
their respective places Of Worship:
Grace Church, fernando street Rev. J..
Carmichael, rector. Seats free. Sunday.
school at 9ha.m. Morning service at II q IN.
and evening service at 5 p m.
Linden Street Christian Church = Sunday
school at 9 am. Communion service at 10 80
am. Preaching by David Walk at ILLS am.
and 1880 pm.
st. Lazarus GpiscopaD Church, Madison
street-Seryices at 1l;OO am. and 1880 pm;
Sunday-school at 9;Sl am. Rev. G G.. Par.
sons, rector.
Central Methodist Church, Union street
Services at 10 80 I'm. and 7;S) pm. by Rev.
Jas. A. Heard, pastor; Su~nday-school 9 a M.
Central Baptist Church-Seeona and Beal
streets Services at IL am. and 7 80 pm. BY
DR.. Laldrum, pastor. Sunday school at 9 :SC
am.