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The New York herald., 1876-03-17
NEW YORK IN THE CENTENNIAL.

To THE EDITOR HERALD-
Where the Centennial Buildings are, Fairmount
Park, Phiadelphia, the New York State Building is
made to appear concmptblc TO visitors by the
tion that New York State only contributed $4,000 TO
the Centennial Exposition while New Jersey contrib
uted $3.50, ooo am New Yorker, and am mortified
when such thing is said and cannot believe 1t true
II you will you please dsprove the assertion by
publishing your paper the truth, and also ask
Mcclure OF the Philadelphia Tunes, to publish the
same in his paper that Philadelphans shall not
mislead the opinion of the visitors any By so
doing you will very much obge one of your oldest
subscribers. ROBERT Il. OAKLEY.
MARCH O. 1876
The New York herald., 1876-03-17
THE EXHIBITION.
TIE CENTENNIAL CRIMINAL DIsPLAY-THE
APIARrAN COLLECTION, Gc.

APIARrAN COLLECTION, &C.
PHILADELPHIA March 13, 1870
District Attorney Sheppard OF this city, has secured
from the Metropolitan Police authorities of London
certified official statement showing in detail the
number opersons apprehended for various offences dur
ing the London Exhibition years OF 1851 and 1862 as
compared with the made the years immediate
ly preceding and following 1t appears that the arrests
in 1851 were 1910 greater than in 1850 and the number
OF arrests in 1862 was 5,o4S greater than in 1851 1t
may very reasonably be inferred from these figures
that We may expect during the summer very consid-
eraole increase in the number OF arrests for offences
against property especially. Thieves and pckpockets,
like all the rest of the world 'going to tho Gen.
tenniaL"
SWEETNESS
communication has been addressed to the "bee
men" OF the country by the Bureau of Agriculture 1t
states that during the months OF the Exhibition
working bees and apiarian apparatus will be exhlb
ton, and honey and we'll But, to afford add
tona opportunities to bee keepers Il has been decided
TO have two special displays OF honey and wax-June
to 10 and October 25 10 November l. The apiaran
hioition, commencing June will be held in connec
ton with tho display OF strawberries, and that
mencing October 25 IN connection with the display of
nuts In neither Of these seasons OF exhibition will
there be charge for space nor entry fee In relation
10 the exhibition OF working bees two parties have APP
Piled for space and furnished drawings and spccnca
tonS Tor house apares, each 10 contain from ten 10
twenty hives
THE NEWSPAPER EXHIBITION
The plan OF exhibition is an alphabetical arrange
men oil partial files OF each newspaper or periodical IN
such will make them instantly accessible;
the space devoted To each bearing n label with tho
name OF tho publication printed thereon and further
designated by number by means OF which stranger,
upon reference to his catalogue, will be able at TO
approach the section OF the building where the particu
lar Journal which he desires TO examine or refer TO may
be found. The cases containing these files will form
alcoves similar to those in public Libraries for the
rnngement OF books these alcoves forming long tiers
one on each side OF the building throughout its entire
length. catalogue giving the name OF each news
paper. its frequency OF issue and the number which
designates the position allotted 10 It, together with
such statistical information as will serve to convey
comprehensive knowledge OF the nature and extent of
the business of newspaper publishing in America will
be issued in compact iorm not differing very much in
size and appearance from the official catalogues of tho
four departments of the principal exhibition.
The New York herald., 1876-03-17
A BRUTAL HUSBANDS PUNISHMENT.

Among the culprits brought up in the Court OF
Special Sessions Jersey City yesterday was Peter
vogellcrs, who indicted for atrocious assault
upon his wife. The evidence showed that the woman
was the victim OF continuous brutality the part OF
the husband who spent much OF his timo in the resi-
deuce OF another party in New York. Mrs. Yogellcrs
was lying sick on occasion when her husband re-
turned and demanded money. There was none in
the house and he became cnraged and struck the pros
trate woman several heavy blows The evidence
conclusive and he found guilty. Judge Holman
Immediately sentenced him eighteen months at hard
labor in the State Prison.
The New York herald., 1876-03-17
MILITARY ELECTION.

Yesterday afternoon the field officers OF the Eleventh
brigade National Guard met at the headquarters ofthe
Second DIVISION OF Court and Joracmon Streets
Brooklyn ballot for brigadcr general to nli the
vacancy caused by the resignation OF General J. V.
Mescroe. Two candidates were in the neld--Coloncl
David T. Austen commanding the Forty seventh regi-
mcnt and Captain Ira L. Bccbe commanding the how
iizcr battery. Afcr an excited and somewhat bitter
cnninsi Cnnialn Reohn was clcclcd.
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RIVER PIRATES CAUGHT.

Andrew Gallagher. Francis Moran and Maurice sulll.
van, yesterday morning about four O'Clock boarded
the sloop Aida lying at the foot OF 1o6th street. and
carried of twenty hides. The watchman on deck dis
covered them as they making off, and fred at
them several shots from his revolver The thieves re-
turned tho lire and the darkness made good their
escape Yesterday afternoon all three were arrested
and bronght 20 The Fourth precinct station house
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AMEs, OF MISSISSIPPI
From the Mcmnhis Anpcall

J
The charges against Ames include several spechca-
tions for appointing physicians and others wholly un-
educated in the law as Chancellors. When Genera
Fcathcrston concluded hts argument for mpeach
mont before the House OF Representatives gentle
man Of Jackson, Miss, distinguished alike for legal
ability and wit, was asked :-"What DO You
think Of Impeachment nowfp Answer-"wcll sir
think If Roman Emperor impcachable for ap-
pointing his horse Consul OF Rome the Governor OF
Mississippi ought to be impeached for making Jack
ass Chancellor" Which one OF Amcs' Chanccllors did
ho refer toY
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HELP THE OLD WOMEN.

most excellent work OF charity is in progress at
the residence OF NJ Marlnus No Isl Montgomery street.
Jersey CITY, party Of hitlc girls, headed by Misses
Marinus Garcison. Grinstcad Bell and Nolan have
opened fair for the beneht fthc Old Women's Home,
on Wayne street, and 50 much interest has been de-
vcorcd by the devotion and industry OF the little
that the fair promises TO be very successful hand
some sum was realized yesterday afternoon.
The New York herald., 1876-03-17
SEALS NEAR STATEN ISLAND.

Possibly the unusual mildness Of the past winter ac
counts for the reported appearance Of several seals In
Staten Island Sound Some, 1t said have ventured
up far as Mariners Harbor Lighthouse In this
locality few yet remain and have grown so tame that
they are fed by the lighthouse keeper They creep on
noat near the lighthouse daily and bask in the sun
shine Somo Of the new visitors are black and others
Wi
The New York herald., 1876-03-17
A DEFAULTING OFFICIAL.

AT special meeting OF the Hobokcn Common Coun-
ci last evening the Finance Committee reported that
John McCuioch, City Clerk, was a defaulter in the
bring the Clerk before the Council but he could be
found Resolutions adopted citing him to appear
TINS evening, and also demanding that he surrender all
property Of the city at and mako good his account
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WHAT MR.. FRANK SAYS.
So Yonk. March ID. 1s1e.

NEW YORK, March 10, I6I0.
To ruK EDITOR OF THE HERALD:--
In your report OF the Of 0cer Gallagher in TO-
days Issue Of your paper there are some misstate-
mcnts was not ordered TO leave by Gallagher but
by Brady. Brady threw coal scut,le filled with coal
al me without any previous warning. was then set
upon by Gallagher and Brady thrown down and then
kicked by the former the right eye. Brady was ar
rested as well Gallagher and held TO answer In 5000
am no hangcr.on, but clerk 20 Marshal David Ulman
Of tue Fif,h District Court Yours, rcspcctinlly
- a. NATHAN FRANK
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BAILED.

Francis Q. and Frank Gcarty, indicted for arson in
tho nrst degree In having November p set Gre TO
store in Greenwich street. were yesterday admitted
to bail by District Attorney Phelps Edward Hughes,
Of NO 09 First street gave bonds for their appearance
In 5000 each. =.
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NO PEACE FOR sMUGGLERs.

Custom House Inspector Judd, stationed at pier No
North River turned in at the seizure room OF the
Custom House yesterday upwards OF 1000 of the
brands OF cigars found concealed on board the
Havana steamship City OF Vera Cruz, which arrived In
this port early yesterday morning
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BEER DRINKERS.

The subject OF bcOr drinking has SO often led to angry
discussions that the Journal de la Soct de Stastque
de Paris has undertaken to set the question at rest by
giving the quantity made and the quantity drunk by
each individual in the following countries the figures
being principally derived from compilation made by
NJ G. Noback, an eminent SCIENTIST
The New York herald., 1876-03-17
A BOLD THIEF.

Between seven and eight o'clock last evening the
front window of sussmans jewery store, No 1l6 Null
berry street. Newark, smashed by thief, who ran
of with four gold watches and two sets OF jewclry.
The New York herald., 1876-03-17
SAD FATE OF A sEPTUAGENAR1AN.

weak and very nlrm lady, past seventy years Of
age, named Mrs Jane Jefrcys, died in Newark on
"Wednesday neht from tho effects OF being burned very
badly. II appears her clothing caught lro from tho
stove aud before the ncighbors could aid her being
alone, the poor old lady fatally Injured =, w..
The New York herald., 1876-03-17

In many OF the above figures showing tho quantity
drunk per inhabitan tho fractions not given. 1t
will be seen that Bavaria, Belgium Wurtcmburg and
Great Britain consume more than the other countries
named
The New York herald., 1876-11-26
HORSES. CAnKIAGEs: sc.


4xE n6sn .sb daaHsS EEs
no on N rGksbAS. Gksp lS.h NovEABER SEAB sR Is AV
THE FOLLOWING SsoT1Isa hH SSsSs kSS% AND VALUABLE
BASIL @ ggKE, Roam 9ELpTSG. ToALEp 1885 90. BY
thoroughbred: Is hands high; kind and true. in ali
V. h so IL a. ana
s . . be rom s Sr Sss Dsn p
he & can sss, ss ss0Tr sewers. can 'ro' in
sAsPaI sss SsS% ShfpIsS fsfss By
dam Is aY k hi z ha Iiad aaad
true in all harness; free from vice; very tenn
s .sr eaaS
better as as, road horse he has no superior and IS
Tnnnk FED aNS n
1 fs sad assas on
:, sA
IN every .ros.ed en se white
PLAIN. I.l,%ile iaes 50; "a. been handled
in every respect first class road horses set single
NO rof of'nss ROAD p'Ses %saoa ss nd Sy NJ srrvERs
Thsfy ess b' and
ssd HossEs aodss g %okSS
LANDAU pssy
FAMILY CoACH; trimmed in satin. made by BREWSTER
tor SS xt$sSS 1SE ssss
A. MAJOR THHs fHE MISS y B4sSkE boSkatEs
FAMOUS SIAsas EacE Horses.
spIsDKIEr;, STANFORD. Rassi.esrry. Pastor. MILO,
s, Cry KsE Is MSllls1c.,sw SSIlsS .;sss. ae as
ON WEDNESDAY, next, Nov % q s eleven o'clock.
olrY Apcrlos nNm Max and New s'S York r..sor.ar.
c9RSLR OF Broadway and soth 81.
STOCK Sow on .sIiSson S.''''''-'' -" ''@'''
A LADY. WISHES TO SELL HER CARRIAGE HORSE;
and sss: ssh % N every
A MARE FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-sUITABLE
Ss 50 s.s ss as's % .sa % s BE ss
ner Bleecker st.
rsswara :s,s = s. Blankets. wngs rscEs rs
woi buffalo boar fox wildcat aud wool Robes good stable
s.si' IgSIs iI SSHSs5S iss g 8 nss.,
A BREWSTER TWO WHEEL GIG, uNEARLY NEW:
n also splendid assortment new top Wagons. my
-''>' ~ FRANZ 1siE ia West 10Th 81. near e,h av.
A SMALL LIVERY STABLE FOR SALE, MAR
'''' rN s''' S cAs a 'sp MILES, Ids'Di iale broadway
4 LANDAULET FOR s7oo, COST 81. 600; cLARENcE
Cart o ss. c An' Buggy sS
A = BARGGAIN.-A .Gh A. FINE Sc SET OF SINGLE STRAP
s' ss saa laS ssss ss. for sale cheap
AT YOUR OWN PRICE-FoUR HORSES SUIT
AmiIk business Corner 4oth and Broad
way
A uCTlON SALE OF RAILROAD AND WORK
N hHorses, Nv JOHN A. DUNN. Aucfionecr--Wiil sell
Monday November 81 At I0s o'clock. the Third Ave-
Railroad stables. Bth Sd Railroad and
Work Horses. TO be sold to the highest bidder
A GOOD STRONG HORSE AND TRUCK. ONLY sleo.
h20S W est 2sth st.. basement.
FoUR.sEAT TOR PHAEroN. IN PERFECT
"A order Apply at stable No. 10 East 39th st.
A VERY LIGHT LANDAU. $475; l COUPE ROCK
haway. $3.50; Pony Phaeton. 500; Cart. x25u 200
and second hand Carriages Gigs Express
Wagons SsiRhs Harness Robes, Blankets cheaper than
ever MN. a. GRAY, ~ and ~ Wooster ~
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COAsTwisE STEAMSHIPS.


pAcIFIc NAIL AND PANAMA TRANSIT
For CALIFORNIA JAPAN, CHINA, AUSTRALIA NEW
ZEALAND. BRITISH COLUMBIA, OREGON, &C,
sailing from pier ~ North River.
Steamship ACAPULCO. Saturday. Dec.
ecting Central America Pacific ports
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO JAPAN aud CHINA.
Steamship CITY or TOXIC Saturday. Dec:
TRALIA and NEW ZEALAND
Steamship AUSTRALIA. Wednesday, Dec Q
For freight or psssnxs apply to
wA. r. CLYDEa CO.. or IL j BULLAy. superintendent,
No Bowling tireen pier ~ North RIVER foot Canal Sc
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL LINE
IN These first class steamships viii sail r. NJ
pier 13 North river foot of Csiar Tor Havana Direct
follows;
CLYDE. Saturday, December
COLU w cdnesda December 13
For freight and having unsurpassed accommoda
IONS WIN r CLYDE 4 co. No Bowling Green
MckELLAk LULfNG Co. Agents in Havana
nj ". HAVANA AND MEXICAN NAIL ss LINE
IN .Steancrs 10 ave pior No. North River r.
CITY OF VERA Ckuz. Wednesday. November 20
CITY or NEW YORK. .......... Wednesday,. December
S6jK VERA G;ntz AID xE% %'ods. oRIEASs sSs'"0s''
VIA ilavans prcgreso. Campeaehy. Tnxpau and ismpco
y ALExANDREs SONS. 81 and 30 Broadway.
Steamers will leave New Orleans December Decsn-
ber " Tor Vera Cruz and alt the above ports
L,oR PHILAD DaLPHIA-THE A No STEAMSHIP
AiNEs will "a from 80 North River Tuesday
and saturday. at r. Freight n lowest rates in-ur-
inform apply 10 BoGxRr MOkGAN, Agents. pier 80
North River.
The New York herald., 1876-11-26
TNOR PHILADELPHIA.

via Long Branch and tho New jersey Southern Railroad
Leave pier s. North River foot Rector st., NJ
IL A. NJ for Philadelphia Long Branch. Toms River and
vineland.
T.. NJ. for Philadelphia. Long Branch. Toms River.
W. s. sNEDEN O. NJ
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY 6-QU
EUROPEAN sTEAMsIIfps.

1IOSf DIn, CT AND EtONOMIr ROUTE TO uOf.-
INLAND. BELGIUM. rHE RHINE. sMIrLERLAAD D.
&C. AZ. VIA ROTTERDAM.
steamer EOITE Nov 23
Steamer CALA>D. Dee
These beautiful carrying the United states man
to the Netherlands. great with the public
Trips regular. low. AMI living perfe.t
For freight For passage.
FUNcii. EDyE 4 90 l. W NORRIS.
~ South William Il. So broadway
Morris European
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cotsT,y,sE STEAMSHIPS.

nLD DCAiNioN STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
~ ssiinz ifoln pier 81 North River.
for Norfolk CITY fo.nt ani Rcbnond rnesday- Thurs
days and Saturdays A. NJ with the Virginia
and Tennessee Air Line. Atlantic Coast L.e Piedmont Ar
Line Chesapeake and Ohio asilfcad. with the
ncs 80 Interior D0lnts in North Carolina aud
Virginia Newborn aud Washins ston n O. (via Norfolk /,
every Tuesday. Thursday aud Saturday.
iewes. Del Monday aud Thursday a. r. NJ connecting
with Maryland and Delaware railroads
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Through passage tickets bills ~ ading all points
lowest Insurance Norfolk. Ac., "A per
Freight received dAy pier - Asrth River General
Offices. l91 Greenwich 81. y. L. McCREADY. President
L,oR NASSAU. n. P-REGuLAR NAIL STEAMSHIP
Il LEO leaves New YORK December II. ut 5 T. VI.
MURRAY. FERRIS A CO.. 62 South ST.
DLKMrDA LINE.-riE REGULAR NAIL STEAMER
DcANIMA will sal for Bermuda thursday Dece
T. y. NJ. For fs particulars address A. r. OUTER
BRIDGE, Agent. 20 Broad~ay. New York.
C,EMTWKEKLY LINE FOR Port ROYAL. s. g. AND
Cfenandna Fla sailing every Tuesday ana Friday, IRON
pier % East River. At r. NJ
steamer MONTGOMERY, Tuesday. November 2s.
steamer CITY OF DALLAS. Friday. December 1.
Tickets TO all points In Florida.
q. II. MALLORY a CO,
i13 Maiden lane
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

~ Shoes slippers made to spanish archcd
in ving fe foot an elegant appe arance JOHN
The New York herald., 1876-11-26
TRAVELLERs, GUIDE.

4 DOLLAR TO TEN DOLLARS SAVED BY PUR-
n chasing Tickets at LANsING'S Ticket ONCE, 397
Broadway Tickets bought and exchanged all routes, all
points.
<NATsKILL CREEK LINE.-sTEAMER NEW CHAN.
UPTON or WALTER BRETT daily. from Canal St, pier
AZ North River . 7. NJ Fare. Doc. Berths free.
LNALL RIVER LINE TO Boston.
IL vim Newport and Fall River.-The world renowned
STEAMBOATS, BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE leave pier -
North River Of Murray daily Sundays excsped at
4o NJ Through sold all the principal hotels in
he city
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
IN STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
Companys pier foot OF I'd ST., Hoboken.
NECKAR. Saturday. Dec 2 WISER, Saturday Dec 16
AMERICA, Saturday. Dee . RIlEIN Saturday, Dee -
Rates of passage from New York Southampton Havre
Bremen:
$40, currency.
Return tickets reduced rates.
Prepaid Steerage certificates. 1872, currency.
For freight or passage apply to
GELRICHS ling Green
The New York herald., 1876-11-26

NOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
THE CROMWELL LINE
The steamship
HUDSON, Cantain eager, will sail
on SATURDAY. December =, At 3 ocock +. NJ.
from pier No. - North kiver.
Through bills OF iading giyento Mobile and principal
points the Mississippi River.
Cabin passage $50; stecrage, S25
Apply TO CLARK X SEAMAN. S6 West ST.
MoRGAN's NEW YORK. NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS
lN smshps steamship LONE STAR will sail from
pier 30 North River on December Tor New Orleans direct
transferring Texas freight there to M0rgans Louisiana and
Texas Railroad for Morgan City thence per Mors
Texan Through bills of ladng signed to all
points the Mississippi River. Mobile. Galveston. In
dlano a. Corpus Christi, Rockport Brazos Santiago,
Brownsville and to all points the Galveston Harrisburg
tona aud Northern Texas Pacific and Trans Conti
mental Railroads Frsights Tor ST. Marys landed
1T Rockport.
Lhterage and channel dues Corpus Christi and Bra
Santiago at the expense and risk oi consignee.
Insurance be effected under policy OF the ins
To New Orleans per cent. 20 Texas ports. cent.
For freight further Information apply TO BOGEKT
MORGAN. Agents; ouice. pier SO North River.
TEXAS LINE FOR GALVESTON. TOUCHING AT KEY
Weat carrying the United States mail. The steamer
STATE or TEXAS, Captain bogcr. Will sail On Saturday.
December. >. ut r. M from pier - Eastskiver Through
bills OF iadng given TO all points on the Houston and Texas
Central lnterna'iona and Great Northern. Galveston
Houston and Henderson, and the Galveston Harrisburg and
San Antonio railroads Freight and Insurance. at lowest
For freight having superior accommoda
tons, apply TO q. II. MALLORY co, 1853 Maiden lane.
The New York herald., 1876-11-26

A MEXICAN LINE.
"A Weekly Mail Steamship Service between
PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL,
calling nc Queenstown.
Sailing every Thursday from Phiiadel phia and
Sailing every Wednesday from Liverpoo
The following appointed sail from Phila-
delphia:-
INDIASA......Nov. 90 OHIO .............D Dec. IL
ILLINOIS ........N Nov 80 IPENsYLvANNIA. Dec. II
sLoRD cLivE. Dec. sCITY OF NEW YORK. Dec. %
PRICE or PASSAGE IN CURRENCY
Cabin S7J to Si00 according to location.
Secrngc and intermediate tickets 10 and from all points
Mt the lowest rates
.stcamers marked with do not carry Intermediates
PASSENGER accommodation for all classes unsurpassed.
passage Of freight and other inform apply
TO PETER wRIGHr& SONS. General Agents.
J07 Walnut St. Philadephia-
GEORGE w. CoLTON, ~ Broad 81 New York.
JOHN MCDONALD. Passenger Agent,
No = EAtterY
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-28
LEGAL.
~-~-~~~~~-|S----~~~-~~S~
TRUSTEES SALE
-OF-
Valuable Property on MOsely and
Marley Avenues, Known as the
Miles Temple Property.

ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2s, 1876. AT
~ II o'clock noon in front Of the Real
Estate Exchange OF Trezeyant x Co., near the
southwe't corner Of Nam and MadisOn
streets. in the city Of Memphis, as rust0e
substituted for Sylvan Blum, and by direction
Of the beneheiAries and present owners Of the
note secured by certgin trust deed made by
Mrs. u. 4. Wynne. j. NJ. Smithee and others,
dated February %, 1874, and recorded in the
Registers olice of shelby county, Tennessee.
in Book le3. page IS, ETC., will sell 10 the
highest bidder. for cash, the property therein
described. to-wit: Twelve acres of land on
the west side of Mosely avenue, extending
westward to Marley avenue; and eight acres
on the east side OF Moseby avenue, extending
eastward TO Bagby avenue, being the twenty
acres Of land devised 10 the children OF Mrs.
=. h. Wynne By her sister, the late Mrs. Mary
Temple, deceased. all Of which will be sold
under this deed in trust, except that portion
heretofore sold to Lewig Kney, tO-Wit: l60 feet
by GA feet on the south side Of said eight
acres, which has heen released from The ope-
ration ST the deed in trust under which this
sale is made.
he right Of redemption is barred by the
deed in trust, and the title is known 70 be
good. though ! convey as Trustee only.
JOHN P, 1REZEYAN 4, Trustee.
Purchasers Of suburban property for resi-
denes or garden purposes will find this very
eligible property ana a good Opportunity for
safe and profitable investment We will take
pleasure in showing il before sale.
% 50 RbZEVANr & CO.. Agents.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-28
uiIIlrIng a Musbnnd.

Chicago Journal
Your husband is sick good sight Of
late, bent he2 remarked Southern
Illinois woman to another one day last
week
Yes" answered the wife, she's got
tpk down mighty hard with them eIe
ager shakes agin'
shld think it I'D he sortsr dis.
trassin like TO have him round The
house" remarked the othpr, sympsthis
ingly SPEEDY when yer at house
cleanin'. -
Wal, 50 it wpd be- replied the wife,
in self sonsolilg toAes, : but when he's
got inter one Of his chills, aud ! want
the rag carpet shuk, yer see he is a
powerful smart hand ter bitch onto it. !"
Then the woman weRded her way
hone ppyying her peigbhor the knack
she had OF utilizing ber husband,