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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-06-04
L.EcAL.


ON MONDAY, 11TH DAY OF JUNE. 1877.
~ In front of the court-h house door. on Main
street. within legal hours. | will sell for cash.
to the highest bidder, the following described
property:
Lot Sc and the south part Of lot 81, in John
:. Olay9rook' division, containing our acres.
Beginning on the north side of Henry street,
70 feet east Of the southeast corner Of lot t6;
thenee north, parallel with the east line Of
lot 20. chains to a stake us feet south $50
east from the northeast corner of lot So;
thehce south So east 8 So chains Qess IT'S feetj
70 the west side of Post and Rail avenue;
thence south 7 chains to the southeast corner
o., lot 81 thence north $50 west with the north.
side Of Henry street 8.52 chains Qess l75 feet)
to the beginning.
This sale ia made by virtue of a trust deed
kicardi, and recorded in the Registers office.
ehelby county, Book IS, page $50, to which
reference is made. Equity OF redemption.
OIL DOVER and homestead rights waived.
This May 10. 1877.
6l-68 G.. A. HANSON. Trusfee.
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Attachment Notice.


No. 561-Before !. S. Galloway, Justice Of
the Peace ior Shelby county, Tenn.-John
Mann VS.. j. A. Robinson.
IN his CAUSE AN ATTACHMENTHAV
i iny Leen sued out under section S455 Of the
Code oil tennessee, and returned levied BY
garnishment upon the property Of the de-
fendaDt. and affidavit having beon made
that the defendant is inaebted To The.
plaintiff in the sum Of sl75, due BY
note, and that the claim is lust, and that
of Tennessee it is therefore ordered that
said defendant make his personal appear
ance before ne on the 18th day OF June. 1877.
Main street, Memphis, Tennessee. and defend
said attachment suit within the time pre-
scribed by law, or the same will be proceeded
with .ex parte; and that a copy Of this order be
published once a week for four conseoutiye
weeks in the Public Ledger,
This the l4th day Of May, 1877.
Us. GALLOWAY. j. P.
Randolph, Hammond 4 Jordan, Attorneys
for plaintiff. ga 70- 76-g2f
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FINANCIAL AM ~UUHnKtOlAt

PBBLIo LEBGER OFFICE
MKNPHIs. TENN.. June 1. 1871.

PgBLic LEDGER OFFicE.
MEMPHIS, TENN., June 4, lSlT.j
During the past week the market was
inactive and quiet, with a fair amount of
business done on Friday AID Saturday.
To-day the banks present a somewhat
animated appearance, it being the day of
grace; collections are easy and satisiac'
tory. Exchange continues as follows:
New York and Eastern demand, buying
at par and selling AZ ic premium New
Orleans buying at c discount and selling
at par. Street rates for money sre l9@.
q per cent. per month. New York gold
rates at noon was 1861; here brokers
are paying 1865 Local stocks, bonds
and foreign securities continue inactive,
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KnsHr q HOEoE

FmErxr L0nGE, Ne. 2S-nseN every
Tuesday evening in NatemH HnL, Nc. -
Second Etrsat. II * O'clnak. geo. r. MerrIE,
Dictator. John Leglsr, Reporter.
UKrrT L0naT No. 2r-mestE every NeonuF-
DAY nixhf n hall, No. rs second street., ND
stairs. /. ~. Hearn, Dictator A. =. Bill,
R5pgrter-
cHELsEl LoBGK, 30 2e-meetg ID anu an
Thursday IN each month. a. brick Church
VIZ. Mitchell, D. Al Anapp.K
GzgMEuA LuDGE. No. S4-msstE q and ath
HuesdayE IL eaen month ~ - hseuno Tsnt
uE-sta;rs. Jacob Braun, Uirtatar: Jnhn T.
Eisiner, Reporter.
MxuHBIR L0DGE. 10. 1e6-msetE eveTy Nor
day evening IL Nations tall. No. % Second
street. u 10 q 'ciOoE VII. HUogH6. Df1t1-
tor; G. +. fucker. Reporter.
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LEDGER.
o

A
LODens. w
SsUrH MENPHIs, No. lis meets Cd Friday
IN ,aeh month, in Odd Fellows Hall. I'm
Nelson, v NJ; B K Pulien, Sec'y.
aeh month. in odd Fellows Hall. CIV
lfosby, W NJ; @ Lecke. Secy. L
LEILA ScorT, No. 2S9-meets LET wednesday
e.. each month, in Odd Fellow HAL. A 3
Myers. W NJ; R A Lyle. Seq;
mont N odd FeIows' Hall. K Y William
aon. Nm; Aft H White, 5ec'y..
KfLwrxNfNe, No. Hl-meets 9Th Friday in
.scb msnth. IN Odd Fellows Hall. James S
Carpenter, W NJ; A J Knapp, Sec'y.
ROYAL ARoH. e
Puxx CHAPrxR, No. 2-meets I'd Monday OF
zach month-at Masonic Hall, IN Oayoso
block. Robt. Galloway. n. n. II. Pr Q. e..
MSSrEfs CE1PrER, No. s5-msots at Ma
sonic Hall, in Gayaso Block. Sd Monday Of
saoh month. B. X. Pullen, VI. e. d. p;
John D. HUM, Acting Secretary.
\. n I. n.
HuRHKA COUNeTL, No. 6-meets Sd Thurs
dty Of each month-at Masonic Hall, In Gay
90 Block. D. f. Halter, III. H.; A.. j.
Wheeler. REQ.
fHxPLARs.
OYRHEH C~oNxANDERY, No. 4-meets 9Th Mon
dav 81 each month at Masonic Hall, Gayoso
-iloek. I'd WOrsham. X. CT 7. J. BArehus,
Rec. :
JIayoso Block. B. +. Haller. e. O.; A. j..
Wheeler. Acting Rec.
NSiegfs OF kKD Cross or CONSTANTINE
meets first and third Saturdays Of each month
at Masonic Hall. L. B. Hatch, NJ. P. s.; 7.
j. Barchus. X.
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I .. 9. =. DIREOrOEF.
ODD Follows. Han. corner Main and North
Court streets1

Court strcetsa
MuAPETs LoDaH, No. 6-msets every Tues
day. A. J. Knapp, n. g.; 1T. Leake. v.
g.; L. s. Burr. secrstary; W. 8. Bruce
CHIoT1saw LoDau, No, s-meets every Mon
day night. A. D. Gibson, N. g.; 7. j.
Hogan, V. g.; John A. uolt. TreaSurer'
SeFTsIFp Loper' No. lW-meets every We'd
nesday night. Ed Bohle, N. g.; j. J. Tan
ner, p. e.; Chas. Borner, secretary; u.
0ttenheimer, Treasurer.
BANEKR L0Dav, No. lT-meets every Friaay
night. W.K. French, N. g.; II. a, CARROLL
sIuTT Cry LoDGE. No. 1S7-meets every
7hsrsday evening at Odd Fellows Hall. >.
p, Young, N. e.; Frank Lamont. N,G.;N.
H. Noystsn, Secretary; s; G. Tool, Treas.
HARMONY LoDGE No. 199-meets every Tues;
day night at Odd Fellows' Hall, corner Beal
and fernando streets. X. j.. Nalkers A.
e.; D. A. Mc0mber, V. O.; 7. J. Walker,
Sec'y; G.. w. Miller, Treasurer.
DKeKEH LODGE.
MHuPHrs Degree LoDeR No. Sheets first
S1furday Of each month. B. Bingham. D.
NJ; D. A. Wardlaw, D, d. NJ; Thomas ba-
con, A., D.. M; Il. s. Burr, I'd A. D M.s
j, p. Holland. Soc'y; r. VI. Smith. Treas.
MoANPMESTs.
1T and Sd Thursday nights Of eseh month
W. K. French. 9, P.iP;o 9 Smith u.
John A. Holt. Treasurer; Dave Reahard
NTrPHrs EEoAKPMRET, No. 9-mests q snd
an Thursday nights Of each month. j.
Ross, G. p; S. s. Garrett, a.. P.i John g.
Sick, S. W.; J. 7. Leakes j. W.; Q. plls-
ebks. scribe; John W. Waynesburg, Treas.
13EsKRlL RELIEF CoMNITTEE-D. 7 Porter
Lhairman, 2eS Front street; john w. YVES
lag. Memphis Oil Co.. SECRETARY and Trees
ser. II. Gronauer. J.. II. Shepherd, b. X.
Pullsn. D. g. Reahard. AnfIHtA
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Dnsnra OF PrrnIAB.
rrrrssrr Lopas No. s-Mss.,

IUldE W. NV0E7 NF
every Mead1y pisht a. Harmony
ErW.I o. y. -, corner Beal and fernando
E-ges- Jns. Wilson, &C; Felix LeClerc, ".
g J. walker, P: ". IA. Moyston. ; o.
= sd (: q. ". L. Crock. VI. Of B. Albert
swim. n q =.
NuFEELassE No. e-nests second, third
- fFu-h Tuss5Ay evenings in each month.
a Prnizz Han. = 5se1n2 street. vincent
Ferf. - ~ nqd. e. g.. T. : Reynolds. v.
T-A Ns-rsu p " Il. Atkinson, K Of
n and =. " NiEEE. n q Is yAc9b
T.utz N
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DrursOHnr n~nUBEEnrSD.

DrrTscHEB BEupEB-BgFD-msaH Isl brncEy
2 eBeh month at p'elsek F-ma y Cochran
EsT- q r. EehsBsr. Prssfs O. A. yunEer-
r,rrn. T5ee Pref't. ". s1seDt2sT. hecy a.
". sorulf1s. TTsssr AnE DEsiiel Gnt sntn
HsTdEerEsr. SCR COMMITTEES ter Alrlnern
riTffiuns s0hs We1dsl and yph1 Margls
Siek Ccumittss fox 5sEtterr DiTiGe1-
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LIVERPOOL. June 4 2.N P.m.-Coton is
bnoyant. UplandB. 6l5- ca; 0rleans, 6Id.
SALES. 1000 bales. Of which 400 we're ior ex.
port and speculation receipts, 1900 bales. Of
which 1890 were American, Arrivals opened
l-i6d higher,
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The Cons Miliar for Memphis

loft Cincinnati Saturday evening,
The Glencoe passed down yestor'
day for New Orleans, She put of
hero 80 packages of freight and adj
ded 0 bales cotton. a,
The Frank Pargoud has laid "
at New Orleans and the Katie ha,
taken her place.
The Yazoo river packets Clarks
vile and Stella Black are laid up a
New Orleans.
Captain Glenn is in receipt of
telegram from Vicksburg stating
that the Golden Rple would leave
Glenn's wharfboat tomorrow at IL
am. for Cincinnati, ticketing pas.
sengers through to all points.
Mr.. VIM. Kelly, of Brownsville
Texas, has purchased at New Or
leans the steamer Carrie Thorn,
and will run her in the Rio Grande,
The Petrol arrived Saturday
evening from the Illinois river with
a tow of 500 tons of ice for Cap.
tain Frank Wait.
The Osceola left Bismarck on
Tuesday last for the Big Horn river
with a full cargo. She will ply in
the Yellowstone river trade as long
as there is sufficient water for her
to do business.
The Ruth for White river, and
Belle of Texas for the Arkansas,
had good trips out Saturday even
ing.
The Vint Shinkle cleared for
Cincinnati with 200 bales Of cotton,
a lot of oil, old scrap iron and rags
and had rs cabin passengers.
The Charles Morgan arrived at
Cincinnati yesterday and leaves
there Wednesday for New Orleans,
rNu
The Robert Mitchell passed up
yesterday morning Tor the Ohio.
She put off here 81 packages Of
freight.
The towboat Cob Cecil was sunk
yesterday on the upper Ohio, a mile
above Burlington. She can be
raised.
Mr.. George r. Morris, Of Pacific
Place, was a passenger down on
the Osceola Belle. He designs be-
coming a mariner on one of our
packets.
Captain R. P. Glenn received a
telegram from the Golden City
stating that she would be here to
leave Thursday morning for Gin
cinnati.
The Colorado for st. Louis added
here As bales of Eastern cotton, a
lot of other freight and 20 cabin
passengers.
The St. Genevieve passed down
yesterday morning for Vicksburg,
well laden. She put off here 700
bblS. -four and meal, 500 sacks oats
and bran, and GOA packages of sun
dries, and added 10 tons for the
bends.
Captain Lee Cnmmins left on the
Colorado last evening for Haile's
Point to rejoin the ALI Stevens,
which goes to st. Louis to load for
Memphis.
Mrs. Abner Haycock, wife of
Captain Haycock of the Osceola,
left for Bismarck last evening to
rejoin her husband.
The E. NJ. Norton, with two
barges in tow containing 5000 bbls.
salt and 1000 kegs nails, came in
yesterday from the Ohio river and
unloads at the elevator.
The Raven, with A barges and 3
stone boats in tow, passed up this
moring for the Ohio river.
Tho tOwboat Keystone is still in
the hands of the United States
marshal, she being libeled by her
crew for wages due.
A telegram was received by Capt
r. P. Glenn this morning from the
Grand Republic saying that she
would leave St.Louis tomorrow and
be here to leave for New 0rlean,
Thursday evening.
The Hard Cash will arrive to.
morrow from White river, and leave
on Wednesday with a return trip
going through to Batesville.
The Warner and barges are due
down to-day.
The Carl Gohnr1 hrouoht in &
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ing at 8 o'clock 81 Tenperanee 4
HsU, No. 2s Second street. -
j.. II. Thompson, w. G. T.; Earle gantl y
v, T.; G. A. s.. Richardson, W. 4; g.
Shepherd, W. A. R.: W II. Harris. W. Z. Fl
Bun Y. Price. W IT.; 7. 7. Callahan, W. Z
o. Olsen, W. D. u; W. W. tapps, W.. 6.i
D. G. McDougal. ". s.
THALKs TEMPLE or II. AND 7. No. Emeots
every Thursday evening at " O'clock at call,
No. 295 Second st. W. H. Atkinson. w. @. T.;
III. Bourne, Wv. T.; ChAG. K. Gebhardt,
W. r.; Peter Englcs, ". A. RI. Callahan,
W'F'R.t Jonathan Wood, W. T.; @. Salem,
W. o.; j. o. Barbee, W. D. o.; Geo. Ram
sew. W. G.; John ID. Cox, IT,. VS..
yHEi.sEA TEMPLE oP II. AND 7. No. 2-meets
every Tuesday eyeping at 8 o'clock; at their
al. Brick Church. Chelsea. W. NJ, Carr.
W q. n: r. 7. White. Wv Tt Chas. II.
Lanham' W. r.; G. =. Dawson; "; A. r.;
Laq- Williams, W. r. Rs +. Chandler
W. f.:H. Wheadley W. U..R. J. Rawlings,
W. D. u; q. X, Egnew, ". e. l. lsaacsI
W.'s.: E. e, Colby. P. w. CT.
MoNTeoNERY CoUEom Nc. ], I. A.. N 3
T.--meets frst and third Saturday in eacs
month, in Temperance Hall. At " o'cloel
p.m. Horace II. Briggs. O. OF O. u A. 3
Richardson, X.
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COTTCK.

There is a good demand this morning
aud prices are further advanced on all
grades. 0dMings are light and gener-
ally undesirable,
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RATMER
SOCIETY.

FA-HER MATHEW TOTAL
ABSTINENCE AND BEERyO-
LENF Society No. 237, U,
or A.-meets LIST and 3D.
Sundays Of each month at
9 pm, at st. Bridgets.
SchOol-house. Third ST.
between jackson and Overton. Rev. VIM.
Waloh, Pres't; 7. Consodine, Vice Pres't;
P. Y. Doherty. Recording Seo'y; r. +. Nor
rissy. Financial Sec'y; Francis Riley, Sr.,
Treasurer.
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FOI.KE.

OLD FOlEs H1sfnHIoAI 6guIETT-mesu n
Ne. M Madison strssi basement TIE lH
Tuesday ID each mButh " ~ Nui1rln.
pros (. = p. Prescott bsc y j. 1ausoale
ureQg.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE

-
AREIgALs.
Steamer Robert Mitchell, New Orleens.
Raven, New Orleans.
Glencoe, St. Louis.
ST. GensvisTe, St. Louis.
Colorado, Y~ieksburg.
Phil Allin. Y~icksburg.
Z. ". Norton, Ohio river.
Coshoms, Friar's Point.
a ]. White, Riverton.
Carl Schurz, S~csnlan's Lsnd'g
Mary Houston, Cincinnati.
Osceola Belle, Ashport.
Keokuk, Ohio river.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer ST. Genevieye, Vicksburg.
Glencoe. New Orleans.
Mary Houston, New Orleans
Colorado, St. Louis.
a" Yint Shinkle, Cincinnati.
Robert Mitchell, Cincinnati.
Raven. Ohio river.
Ruth, White river.
Belle Of Texas, Arkansas river
BOATS III PORT.
Phil Allin, Coahoma, A. j White, Ag
gle, Mark Twain, Keokuk, Z NJ. Norton,
0sceols Belle.
COndIIIon of the Rivers.
The river here declined 2 feet
from Saturday noon up to noon
to-day, and now stands II feet 4
inches above low water mark; at
Cairo it rose 4 inches, with 81 feet
6 inches on the gauge; at st. Lozis
the rise was 5 inches, with 81 feet
4 inches on the gauge; at Pittsburg
it declined 1 inch, with l foot 8
inches on the gauge; at Cincinnati
I inches, with s feet 3 inches on
the gauge ; at Louisville 2 inches,
with 8 feet 6 inches in the canal +;
at Evansville it is falling, with I
feet l inch on the gauge. The
Cumberland is falling, with 2 feet
II inches on the gauge, The Ar
kansas is falling at Little Rock,
with 10 feet on the gauge. White
river remains in good navigable
order.
Miscellaneous.
The rapid decline of the river
has left a large quantity of sedi.
ment on the leyee.
The week opens out dull, yetwitf
a fair list Of boats in port receiving
and discharginguYT
The j. w. Garrett and barges ar
rived at New Orleans Saturday.
The Golden Oityl left New 0flean.
Saturday evening for Cincinnati.
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SherlH's Sale Of Real Estate.

DUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.
i that by virtue of a venditioni exponasto
me directed from the Honorable Bartlett
Circuit Court of Shelby county, Tenn, N
the case OF W. II. james VS.. W. II, Wonerief
aud NJ. A. Moncrief. Judgment rendered 6n'
the 9th day Of May, 1878 for the sum of ano
hundred and twenty.seven dollars and Gfiv
cents, with interest AMI costs of suit, to SAT-
isty said Judgment, ETC.. ] will, on
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RAILROAD THE TABLE.

MEMPHIS ANDLoUIsvILLE RAILROAD.
40 Arrives; Leaves:
AN. Pm. An. Pm.
Bxpress. daily Except 80
saturday, ....~.-..---- Ito yvg9ee
Mail Train...- ..-v.-.--. ~ t.tSS
Depot at head OF Main street.
Ticket office. 27 Main street, corner Of
Madison,
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON Il. r.
Arrives. Leaves.
Az. PIX, An r.p.
Mail train daily.......... 500 1880
Express train daily.....aa 40 lilo
Somerville train daily
lex. Sundayl-.---...~-- $40 90
Jackson. Tenn, accom-
mediation lex. ~Sunday)ll.4 IS 40
Ticket ohee us Main street.
W. J. ROSS, 9en'iSup't.
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE R. R.
Arrives. Leaves.
.. -~ ---
AN, Pm. AN. p N.
N. o.. Mail tdailyl..~.y.. $50 500
Freight and accommoda-
tion daily e~x.Sunday)- $50 $50
Depot at foot of Main street. .
Ticket Office, 2ST Main street. corner OF
M0dieOns M. BUhhE dens sup u
aEMPHIs AND LTTTLERooK RAILROAD
Arrives. Leaves.
-~-- =---
AN. Pm. AN. Pm.
Mail Train daily .......- lO.lo GOV
Freight and Accolnmods- 90
ton daily lex. Sunday oN ''So
sieepis cars on mail train. Ticket offices,
louisville Depot, 2S7 Main (cor. MadisOnl
md 278 Main street. -.
W. 3. SMITH, Acts Genl Sup't.
PADUcAH AND MEMPHIS RAILROAD.
Mail Train arrives.......-........ ......... $50 am
leaves ~...-...-..-...-. 4 UOF.m
The mail train leaves COvington for Mem,
nhis at am. and arrives at CoVington at
$50 IN, Trains leaving Memphis will start
from the Underwriters Warehouse.
]. W. WILBUR, Sup't,
H. H. GIVEN. Asst. Sup't.
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Tuesday, l9th day Of June, 1877,

in legal hours, IN front Of the Court.banso
Memphis, Tenn proceed 70 sell, to the hiqh-
est bidder for cash, tho following described
property, to.wti
A tract of land, section 3, range Z. and on
me waters Of Loosahatchie river, beginning
az 4 take Slinkssouth Of n white oak marked
J:J. johnson, N. W. corner; thence north
with Eli SCOTS line % chains To an ash
maikod 10. 5. Benjamin, wost s. W. corner;
thence east with said line 80 chains to a stake
10 links south of . black-gum marked Il S ON
the president and trustee; thence south N
oheins 70, a st3ke north 6lo west l6 links 10 a
white oak Marked J; thence west 80 Chains
70 the beginning containiAg 7lN acres, being
the same llnd conveyed by w. h. james, ~
A.. james, Lucy l.. Wesson and A, d, More
to M. a, Moncriei, Of record In Book No. rs.
page 1853. ~
Levied on as the. pl opsrty Of Defendants.
W, II. Moncrief and NJ. A. Moncriof 10 fni.
isfy said Judgment, interest and costs.
Memphis. I'd day Of May, 1877.
O. J.. ANDERSON,
Sheriff of Shelby county, Tenn.
By Il. S. MoGowN. D. S, 2-S7.SS
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AND LoUIsvILLE RAILROAD.
Arrives. Leaves.
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ErF TuEL JuFs &. 1873 Hu.-sBou are
uuist, vita futures unbalanced.

NET ToEE. gurs { n.S p~.m.-Coinn il
gRie. and frn. Vim futgrsE Erm. Sales for
fVture deliFeTy, N,5G bales.
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OF \

HIFoKA TEMPLE OF H. AID I.
30, l-neets every Friday even
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AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD
Arrives. Leaves.

sleepig cars on mail train. Ticket %otaces,
louisville Depot, 2S7 Main (cor. Madisonl
md 278 Main street.
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Depot at head OF Main street. 4.
Ticket office. 2S7 Main street. corner OF
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Attachment NOfice.

G. A. HANSON, Trustee.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-16
I\lI IDTNlS.

While the day procession was passing the
Po-t-gaicc building cne Of the aids, on hJr-. b,ck
showed his inability retain his seat ana was obliged
to grasp the poume Of his saddle to keen from railing
oil This unexpected exhibition OF hOrscWaAshp used
general hootng among the boys and loud loars OF
uy yhter from the other spectators. which only made
matters worse, rs the horse started OF mgaihy
trot much to the discontinue Of his rider
At Waycrley-placc and Broadway several large draws
bad been drawn up side by side, ana seats arranged
them. On one dray, ON Iga seat, -4t large German
woman who was very alEayc, and kept The occupa'uS
of the other seats in constant rFr of LlSter by her
queer savings. She Unexpectedly c2n,nOutrd 10 tEe
mirth " her n'igiDois, however When t'y fdulc,
thrown from a wagon IA the procession, ,f9ch Der On
the nos, with force aS to cause her 10 A over he
back OF the scat Her fall was greeied "th shout oI
mcrrimrnt that did not ait her ~ her Efforts o eAcate
herself from her awkward postioa, ad lt was only ny
the help OF two stout men That she huay ieSahtd her
seat and Joined in the laugh.
A., one Of tine carts WAS passing Twentythrdst tail
uehman, cdtchinSa Glimpse OF IN" green rode Woa ny
one u the women situg raised throne. mI-tOoh 10
Tor the King, aud thinking u was WCht - represent
Ireland shoutst OUT, " God is good 10 tine i'ish'
lady with hair cur.ed and pasted 20 a somewhat
prm forehead attracted me attention oi man " no itd
Joined with too much enthusiasm ID me 'eitoia'liI,
Pressing through the crowd he reached Ter side ana
cooly Ais fingers over her face" eh,ciNeN lum'hhg
her hair. HIS motion VAS SO rapid ara me ulsApl tu
so quickly in The throns that none OF lho'e VINO '" INC
act could reach him Observation-Disclosures.
several comcal incidents occurred during 'ie ho"hS
of bon bon5 from tue wagons The crowd oilc. suisrd
% and no iu mad endcayor 10 secure prize h, col
lego boys in grand rush Packages iell where least
expected aud number Of spring bonnrts were HOPE
lsiy ruined ana thcir owners DO consequence we're pc
tGrc. Of despair Dod2in% croWdmg, ana gaspns 2iteg
flying circulars n the air scarcely added any thing 10 She
dig,i5 az The march.
Nr, Margaret Murray of No 1l3 Washing left
Ec home yesterday afternoon tO the procession hud
remained away Tor some time About o'clock Ler child
Eugene ls months oid, fell into tuD OF water in thc
Hi ehtu aud Wa, drowned
While tho procession passing Mldisonsquarc last
night several rUilans engaged ~ Ight, ana JOhn
Wout7 oi No 30 Ihirdayc, was Gus by negro m tne
hand with razor lie was taken 10 Bellevue. several
other persons wero knocked down ana injured Inc
meg
New-York tribune., 1877-05-16

cae this statue to the memory Of Haleoa az an Amer
lean poet. It fortunate that IT'S dedlcauon WILL -
marks in the annals OF our literature ~, the S
made in conspicuous manner representa- i Va @
unity of our national life The opening WOrus OF
ton have been htly spoken by one VINO stirt
ing IN the race with Halleck, was nko MN al a
victor on the same broad field, and VINO sun
wears on his veueratcd brow the laurel WIN Whch NE
country crowned him In his yOuth ana hrrs. 10y iho
net OF ts unyaling tine statue has been gwen 70 tho
public gaze by the hand OF The nation Clei EXccu'e
aud transfer conhdcd 20 the Keeping OF
the city where the poet dwelt and whence MS "Orus
have gone forth wherever the birds of fame have hoWn
From IIaiccks native New England hear thr serene
memorial strains OF brother bard, who gives 10 hu-
lnaIty aud country and whatever Is pue5 ana pest
friend. This imperial CITY, ny It's tiltt .laSlstIc,p ~
the flower Of citizenship and its soldery. with the
sound OF music and amid the bloom ana fragrance Oh
this O natures promise and prime, accepts th
in.uEu aed statue. hold 10 among It's civic trSs anu
treasures as a monument OF the genius wIich Is the
property OF all. IL only remains that We 90 not us
sever from the duty and the privilege OF this passing
which It speaEs that the true pOet ls W
his measure the servant OF the state, ana accOru8
the faithful Of his high gifts ministers IN nus ot
and place, all loyal workers IN indsify' III cbicI
prise, and in those noble ends which, IN lle san
tuay Of nations highest ic are Its crpetai slrehe
ana beauty.
A selection was next played by tho band and LOUD
calls were made for AIr Evarts After hesatng mo
ent Mr. Evarts came forward and loudly cheereh
lie said be was very happy that the occasion Of the Visit
of the President to Ne-York the invitation OF the
most ancient and distinguished organization OF the her
chants Of the city and tn" request OF the representa-
tves Of tie literature and poetry OF the metropolis h'u
given him Rfr Evars) an opportunity to visit his nome
and TO meet his friends and felow-ctzen- The au-
dionce then slowly dispersed, great part oi them lo
lowing tie President to the Museum OF Natural hstOy
TO which he had promised TO pay Visit IL was o9"
mated that more than 10000 people were gathered
around the statue during the ceremonies OF unyalllng