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making an extended reply but proposed in return
the heath OF the Mayoress and the ladies OF Liver
pool" To this an ex-Mayor responded, thanking
Grant for his galantry and proposing, also, the
health OF Mrs. Grant.
During the luncheon the streets leading to the
rown Hall were packed with spectators, and the
isgs and decorations gave the streets quite hol-
Asy appearance.
AT TILE EXCHANGE AND NEWS ROOMS
Al iour O'Clock the party, including the Mayoress
IND the other guests, visited the Exchange. As
mey entered the News Room there was q general
ush OF cotton merchants brokers and others,
md the reception TO Grant was truly enthu-
aastic. Ascending the gallery facing the Nel.
ION Monument he addressed few words 10
Inc company saying tnat he was much
gratifed at the reception accorded him in Liverpool
and that he would soon revisit their city. hoping
better to understand It's institutions and business
interests The cheering continued for a minute
after he had concluded and was taken up by the
people collected in the alleys running into Water
and Old Hall streets.
FUTURE BANQUET.
1t is decided, therefore, that u the General re-
turns to Liverpool as he promises, the Mayor will
give grand banquet in his honor on the 2sth OF
Iune.
HIS MOVEMENTS TO-DAY.
The arrangements now are that he will
visit Manchester as the guest Of the Mayor
Of tina: city to-day, lunch with the members Of
the Common Council, visit the various institutions
ofinterest, parks and factories, and leave for Lon
don at four P. NJ accompanied by a deputarion Of
merchants. At st. Pancras Station he will prob
ably be met by delegation representing the
government and be escorted TO his hotel in semi
state, after the honors awarded to ex.sovereigns.
BANQUETING WITH ROYALTY.
The Post says General Grant will take dinner
with the Prince OF Wales at Mr.. Pie7epont's resi-
dence on the 2lst OF June. He win meet the Duke
Of Cambridge at a similar banquet on June 20.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.

WAX UEFANFMnNT,
OFFICE or rHg CHigF SIGMA oFPIcEg,}
WASHINGTON. May 3O--i a. II.
ynIfyyginUx

OrFcE or CligF SIGMA oFPIcEg,i
WASHINGTON. May 3O--l a. 81.
Indications
For Now England, slowly falling barometer, rising
,cnpera,ure south 10 west winds and clear or partly
cloudy weather.
For the lower lake region and Middle Atlantic States
slowly filling barometer rising temperature south
cas-, 10 southwcs; winds ana clear partly cloudy
weather.
For the South Atlantic ana East Cuff states. sta.
tionary or slowly falling barometer, stationary or
higher temperature. clear or partly cloudy weather
and northeast 10 southeast winds
For the West Cult States, slight change In pressure
or temperature southerly winds and clear or partly
cloudy weather.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, slowly falling
barometer. southcry winds, stationary higher tenn
pcrature and clear partly cloudy weather.
For the Lower Missouri Valley. falling barometer
warm southcgy Winds increasing cloudincss and rain
areas, followed At the upper stations by rising baromc
ter and colder northwest winds.
For the Upper Mississippi Valley and upper lake re.
qon falling barometer, stationary higher tetnpcra
tarc southery winds, clear partly cloudy weather
followed al the Northwest stations By incrcas. ny
cloudiness and rain areas
The NJ ssourl River VII rise from Omaha TO Bruins.
wick and fall below. Tho Mississippi viii tai.
Csutionary signals continue at Duluth. Marquette,
Escanaba, Milwaukee, Chicago aud Grand Haven.
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VENUS OF MILO.

THE REPORTED DISCOVERY or THE ARMS OF
THE STATUE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. READ
ON THE APPEARANCE OF THE WONDERFUL.
RELICS.
WASHINGTON, May 20, 1871
The report that the OF the Venus Of Milo have
been discovered IS confirmed BY letter received al
tho state Department to-day from General Meredith
Read, our Charge d'Anaires al Athens he writes
that they were found the island OF Mllo at dis.
taucc less than thirty feet from the place where The
statue itself was found IN 1870. He says
The arms are exquisitey modelled One holds kind Of
shield. 1nc workmanship and the locality
even ceptica acknowledge the aEthentcy
wVnaerln al relics.
it's not little singular that the news OF the death
OF the finder Of the famous Venus victrix OF Nio now
IN the Louvre, has just reached Greece the moment
when other portions OF that great work Of
being brought 70 iignI
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UNITARIAN ASSOCIATION.

Bosroy Mass, May %, 1871.
The 1ty-sccond annual meeting OF the American
Unitarian Association was held to-day and the ol-
lowing officers elected President Henry i. kidder
Vice Presidents, william Z. Bryant and Charles A.
stevens; Secretary, Rev. Rush K shipper; Assistant
Secretary George ". Fox; Treasurer, Charles q.
Wood; Directors Rev. George l. Chimney, Rev Edward
c. Guild, Rov. John Q. kimbali, Rev. Grindall Roy
Mods Rev. samuel 3. Steward, Rev George A. Ihayer
Rev. John +. W. Ware, Thomas ,iaiieid John y, Long
Joseph b. Moore John NJ wethcrcil, W. Il. Whitney
Miss a. w. Abbott Miss f. T. Cumming, Charles A.
Burraae, Alanson Bigelow, Rev. Z. G. Ames.
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ACQUITTED OF EMBEzzLEMENT.

A JURY REPRovED FOR BRINGING IN AN On.
WARRANTED VERDICT.
PHILADELPHIA, May %, 1877
IN the United States District Court to-day William
H. Sands trial, charged with the cmbezzIement
OF s.. 600 from the FIRST National Bank OF Newtown,
Pa, while teller and clerk at that institution. He
occupied the position from March so 1873. to June.
1876. when his deficiency 20 tho bank was dis
covered. Defendant paid the president Of the bans
81 200 acknowledging his irregularities. Although the
against hun strong The jury rendered YER
dict OF not guilty. When their verdict was announced
Judge Cadwalad sand he feared they had madc
mistake. that the pardoning power In such casss q
this rested with the President OF the United State
alone and he apr ehendci that such verdict ne th
one just rendered would have a bad effect upon TIN
uubllr m
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Henry S Sanford, Of Florida; Francis 3. Hayes, OF
Boston, and George de Keim, OF Philadelphia, arc
at the Brevoort Ex-Governor J. Page, OF Vermont,
and John Scott Pres dent OF the. Allegheny Valley
Railroad Company, are at tho ST. Nicholas. Pay In
spec,or Gilbert Z. Thornton United States Navy, is at
the Grand. Rev. DR.. H. G. Patterson. OF Philadelphia,
and Colonel George W. Pattcn, United States Army,
are at the Coleman g. h. Smalley, Of Vermont, is ut
the Hoffman Rev. DR.. y. l.. Magoon. oil Philadelphia,
Is at tho ST. Dons +. Gordon Dexter OF Boston, is at
the Brunswick. Lieutenant Fernando =. Gilmore,
United States Navy, Is at the Sturtevant
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ATTEMPTS AT SUICIDE.


WARRINGTON d. e., May 20, 1871
Two attempts at suicide were made by women In
cells at the Central Guard House last night The first
was by low character from Baltimore, by trying TO
hang herself with handkerchief She was disco cred
just she was choking, having tied the handkerchief
around her neck and 10 one OF the bars IN tho door
About two hours aitcrward another woman who was
in the opposite CELL attempted suicide by setting IRE
her dress. The urc was suppressed before sho was
much injured
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EXTENSIVE wuIsKgY-MAKISG BUSINESS BROKEN

EXTENSIVE WIIISkHY-MAkING BUSINESS HROKEN
UP.
NV BRUNSWICK y. j., May 90, 1877.
Chief Oliver and assistants, acting under direction
OF Internal Revenue Collector Barcalow, OF Somerve
" j., made q raid at twelve O'Clock last night on an
Illicit dstillery in this city, and arrested Archibald
Ebbins, Archibald Smith and John Courtney rom
Brooklyn y. Y, and Lewis Wright, OF this city In
The vault found 5000 gallons of mo!asscs aud
nj! necessary apparatus Tor carrying on tho bust
ness The ds,lllcry had beer In operation
ABOUT six weeks, and had furnished about 5000
worth OF whskey per day, which was shipped by boat
10 New York The parties were lodged IN Jail and win
be taken TO Newark tomorrow Thursday Tor ex-
am alton before United states Commissioner White
head They will be tried In the United states District
Court Trenton. The prisoaors taken into pos
session by government officers The names given by
III o prisoners are supposed to DO assumed.
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TWEED AS A PEST BREEDER.
From the Philadelphia SUM-


The New YORK HERALD says that while New York
from its situation, ITS proximity 10 the sea- the rocl
formations underneath. the ease with which It eau b
drained, should be OF the healthiest cities In The
world, IL Is one or the most unhealthy. There IL No
city IN Europe or America with SO dismal death ratio
We have TO 20 to Turkey, 10 the squalid, swarmina
OF ASIA. 10 find parallel. We do not think Y
any exaegeraton TO that the reign OF Tweed aud
Tarnlnany Hall alone cost New York thousands Of
lives-lves OF children swept away by dphtheria and
scarlet fever lives Of mon and women sacrificed to
tYnhus and SMALLPOX.
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Tho pilgrims were conducted to tho Adelphi Hotel 10
be entertained by the Catholic Club TIC Deum Is TO
be sung al the Pro-cathedrsl The pilgrims will then
proceed directly 10 Rome.
BETTING DARBY.
At four O'Clock last night the betting on the Derby
was to against Claimant, 9to against Rob Roy.
6to against Alyre. and IL TO agAius, Mr saniord's
Brown Prince
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CONGREGATIONAL ASSOCIATION.

BosroN May -. 1871
Tho twenty fourth annua; meeting OF the American
Congregational Association was held at Pilgrim Hall
to-day. Reports read, aud Hon. T.. 5. fobey, Of
Boston elected president, With twenty eight wee
presidents, representing the denomination in the
United states and Canada.
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ARREST ON CHARGE OF MURDER.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

lDY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ANNAPOLIS, May 29, 1877.
Henry Norfolk, charged py the verdict OF the
Corouers inquest with the murder OF his wife, in the
lower part OF Anne Arundel county on Saturday, was
lodged n jail here last night. He denies the charge
and says there was for him to Kill his vile.
Public says he entertained too strong liking
for his we's sister. The circumstanai evidence IS
very strong against tho accused
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PASSENGERS ON THE WAY.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Nay 20, 1877.
The Pacific Mail steamer Costa Rica Is expected here
from Acapulco with the passengers OF the wrecked
CITY oil San Francisco TO morrow or Thursday.
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WOMAN SUFFRAGISTS.

BosroS, Mass. May 29, 1877.
Tho closing session OF tho New England branch OF
tho Woman Suffrage Association was held tins even
ing M-s Mary A. Llvermore was chosen president,
with thirty vice presidents.
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san FRANCISCO, Cal, May 90, ISL.
George N. Pinney, the dcfaultng paymastcr's clerk
was to-day held 10 s., 900 BAH charge OF
forging q naval certificate of indebtedness IL is con.
sidered probable he Will waive examination on IN.
other charges In default OF bail tho various
charges no is now in custody.
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TEMPERANCE DEMONSTRATION.

FALL RIVER. May 80 1871.
The most imposing temperance rally ever held here
occurred at Academy OF Music tonight, under tho
auspices Of the Catholic Total Abstinence Benefit So
ciely. The leading speakers were Rev. Hugh o'Don.
nell and James H. Mullen, OF wooster.
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MOODY AND SANKEY.

BosToN, Mass, May go, 1871
Moody and Sankey held farewell services in the
Tabernacle this evening. The exhortation was ad-
dressed to the new converts 5000 OF whom occupied
the centre seats in the building, which wss crowded
Ia eyory part and thousands went away unable to gain
ad III issou
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DIED

FiTzPArRIcK. --On Tuesday, May 20, BERNARD Fire
PATRICK, in the sofa year OF his age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
ffr Other Dedtts See Eighth Page
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ENLIGHTENMENT BY A BOOKKEEPER.

81. JoHysyILLg. \. " Nav 20

81. LOUISVILLE, n. u, May 90 1871
H. X. Dieiendorf Tor several years employed by
Ncssrs. Arkell Smiths the paper sack lecturers
Al Canaohare. as bookkepcr, to-day found TO 90
q deauter TO the firm In the sum o. ST. 900 He made
psrta restitution by transferring about $1,000 worth
Of real estate to the firm.
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GRANTS THIRD CANDIDATURE.

From the Rochester Posi-.
The candidacy Of General Grant Tor tho Presidency
In 1850 Il one Of tho current topics ofthe da. We
~ish ne might ha next President
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TRADE UNION CONSPIRACY.

MONTREAL. Way %, lS77
trade union case has been decided here In which
members o! the stonecuters ASSOCIATION were muictcd
in $500 damages aud Tor consprng against nom
union fellow workmcn.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show tho changes In the
Temperature for tho past twcuty.iour hours IN com
parison with the corresponding date OF last year. as
iud Gated by tho thermometer at HudLurs pharmacy,
n Hullulups--
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DEMOLITION OF JESUIT BARRACKS

QrERgc, Nay %. 1851
contract was signed to-day for tho demolition Of
the jesuit Barracks erected IN 1885, the oldest sccie
slastlcal structure on tho continent
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In future al advertisements presented Jar publication
after eight O'Clock w. niNbe charged double rates.
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MEXICO.

NOMINATIONS FOR FEDERAL PosirIoSs-DE-
FEAT OF FILIBUsPERs BY GOVERNMENT
TROOPS
Cry or MEXICO May a5. 49,.
Mr.. Matas Romero, Mexican Minister at Washing
ton during the Presidency OF Juarcz was To-Day
nominated Secretary OF the Treasury Mr. Trinidad
Garcia Secretary Of tho Interior
Pedro Valdez in company with some hbusters was
defeated by government troops Nav 10.
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Average temperature yesterday s...........,.. O..
Average temperature Tor corresponding date last
year 70
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THERE Is no RETURN or AN ERUPTION
banished with GIASs's SULPHUR Soar
IiLL'S MHisNFR DYE black brown, 80
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have frequent bad poor appe
tite coated. suffering from torpid liver
"bilousness.N Nothing will speedily and
msncuty DR. PiERcE's GOLDEN MhDicAL DISCOVERY.
DR.. Perce's Memorandum Books given away by all drug
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-09-13

tiiters sIeid Der erite, in wel9er arI
lid Mmen Corner bic oreibunbert 4funt
Sterling an9eeisnet bate, Die Georges
Gbaion aus Muitralien ieiner S9meitel
seididt.
/ IS mar elmer ieiner eisenen @&rei'
bef, our& wcIden goQep biele erapi.
renoe Musiase MAIDEN lieb. Scr Der
|tbeioi9er beg M~nsctIasten rolIte auf Die.
IisIbe bin nit Der Miene b04iter Snoig=
nation feline Yapiere 3uiammen uno en-
3riif nidt iueiter mebr bos @ort.
Oie Surp 500 ii4 nidt einmal 81,
geratbuns 3uriid, ionoern ipra@ elm
Timing iiber Mmen Corner oas S1ul=
dig aus, weIdes fir ben Grtijter cine
Serurtbeiluns Su iinf3e1nidbrieer Ce=
p%ortation mad ii9 500. g%er9ebens
|ldrie uno tobtc Corner, baB &ooeri9
1aitins uno GQssoo6 iid eesen ibn
ueridworen bdtter, Nicmano odtete
auf feline @orte, uno :penise Minuten
lpdter iab er uieoer in ieiner einiamen
3ele, Die er bis sur Mbfibruns mad
leinem Straforte ni4t mcbr usrlaNen
iolte.
Nn bemlelben Sage erlicb aud Soc
tor DAZZLING elm grtsnntnib. Ct CAB
ndmli& ieiuem Beoienten Sames ben
Abidieo, obne inn cine llria9e an;u-
seben. bic Su inoen ct benz @eui1en
oes unreoIiden 9ieners iberlieb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-09-13
XIV. Sid's seiud bel misnonue.

Sc pdre lGwer, bas Slid Su be<
idreiben, wel9es bic bsioen Trennoe
snpfanosn, ols lie ON anosrn Sage
Dom Drurp. Sane Sbeater neben einallz
Der in Der elesanten Gquipoge oes galle
tiers mssiubren. Sic 8efrieoi9na9
Oif's persrbbsrte i6 in Dem Mabe, als
sr 81 leinsr freuoisltsn l1sbsrral9naS
Ii4 ;ilWler mcDr bon ser 6einbeit re-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-09-13

XIV. Dds entlaNuns aus Der er,ie
bunssantalt.
Nabe an leds Sabre uarsn felt DC
Gerurtbeilung uno Nbiubruns Mmsl
Corners nod elmer Der cnslij9e,
StraieoIonieen in auitrolien perfo0sn
obne bab &ooeri@ 9aitins einen neuer
Ycrfu& ssma&t bate, ii@ u%nieres Sci.
Den Su bemd9ti9en. Gassooo iber-
reoete i'm, oab Die 8efirdtunseu, ,pel=
DE Der @utsberr BON @rowsboq &C.
be9t, unbesrinoet uno BON Mmen Cor
ner, Der Den &naben INNER sebaBt unh
auf oeilen &uin binsearbeitet babe, nu,
sel6idt aussebeutet tuoroen ieien. ga,
@aitins pom Der &idtisfeit bieier Mn=
lidten nidt wirfIid iberjeust, 10 tba1
er menisitsns, als lei er es, 10 guar,
oab Sid Carleton rubis u1ter Ser 2si=
tuns Maains's, Der s~euihcuboft icine
@Iidten sesen i'm eriiate, feline Stu
oisn pullenoen tonnte.
Gs mar Elm id0ner Sag fir Sid, als
er in bic b0dite Glahe, in Die Ieste, bic
er nod our@,uma@cn batte, porriidte.
Gr idrieb bel oieler @%elessnbeit an lei
men @0nnsr uno an Marion, um lie
uon oielem erfreuliden Grfolse jcinet
|Stuoisn in &enntniB gu icsen.
Sic Mutmort oes griteren mar bon
elmer soloenen l1br besleitet, aber merit
wiiroiser @eiie bate bas Billet Ma-
rion's, 10 wenise 3eiIen es entbielt,
einen beoeuteno bOberen @ertb fir Sid,
als Der Brief uno oas @el1ent bes
8anfiers.
2ebterer l9rieb linn. oab er Die Us.
lidt babe, linn mad 0erlauf beg Sab
reg cine SteQe in leinen Sureaug 81
seben, uno oaB er fid fdon jest au'
Cen Sag freue, an tpel9em Der Bruoel
Marion's, ME er Sid nonnte, wieoel
unter leinem Sadie peilen ueroe; ELM
IusIidt, bic u%nieren 9eloen meb1
freute, ais lelbt Die 9ldn;enbe Garriere
Die linn obne 3peifel beporitano. Sc,
Yorldlas oes 8antiers perrictb freilid
mebr 9erSenssiite als &lusbeit, tpenl
Barnard nidt etua bereits ldon jein
8ortebrunsen peeen Der mutbmob
li@en GoIsen bie1es Seiiammenleiu.
sctroIen bate. Mber lasen mir es III
u%uperboblen, ser BANTER ba9ts mid
an Osrsleidsn. Gr NOR ssip1bnt, Sea
: rion uno Sid als &inosr gu betra4ten
uno sins in ieiner Selbittdui9uns 7
melt, oab er Die 3%uridbaltnns, tpel6
beioe 'udbreno Der Iesten Gerien seee.
chamber beoba9tet batten, fir cine Ga
rantie Der ltnsefdbrltdteit hires I'm
gangs belt. Marion beitano nidt met
ME iriiber oarouf, non unlerm 9eloe
auf ibren Yromenaoen besleitet 81 lpsr
j ben, lie ipra9 nidt mcbr in jenem ia
milidren Some nit linn, Der lont awi
iden ibnen seberridt, uno bate III
, beim lesten Nbldieoe nidt ME bisbe
lire @anse sum Guiie serei@t. 8
{ eisent!ide urlade bieIe @eranberun
in. Dem 8enebmeu Der beioen iunse
! 2cute lag eben in Dem ermoGenoen 81
{ lpubtlein, bab Tie lib liebten.
: Sod cine @olfe l0lrebte ii6er bieie,
lonnisen 9orisonte, Der li@ Dor 81
: ausbreitete, elm Summer oriidte Sc
Singing, Der 70 man6e Der glume
: %5srtrat, Die Gortuna auf leineu 2c6sns
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-08

~
Alabama Street Presbyterian C~hurch-Ser-
vices at II am. and 1880 pm. by Rev. J. o.
Stedman.
First Presbyterian Church, corner Third
and Poplar streets-Sorvices at Il d. IN and at
SEQ pm. by the pastor, Rev. Eugene Daniel.
Sunday school at 8 80 am
Second Presbyterian Church, corner Main
and Beal eets-Seryices at IL am, and at
S;Mp.m. by Rev. W. E. Boegs.
Lauderdale Street Presbyterian Chuscb -
Corner Of Beal and Lauderdale- Services at
II am. and 7:6 pm. by the pastor, Rev. DR..
j.. Il. Waddell.
Court Street Cumberland Presbyterian
Church-Owing to the Absence of the pastor.
there will 0e no more preaching until further
notice. Sunday-school every Sunday morning
at . O'Clock and prayer meeting each Wednes-
day evening at s o'clock.
Central Methodist Church, Union street-
Services at ll;OO am. and 7:45 by Rev. Jane:
l.. Heard. pastor. Sunday-schoo at o am.
First Methodist Church Regular service Al
Il:N am. and at 5:15 pm. Rev. S. B. Sur.
raft, pastor. Sunday. school, $50 am. Seat.
free.
fernando Street Methodist C~hurch-Sun
day-schOOl at am. Services at II 100 and al
S:e) Pm. By Rev. Mr.. Evans, pastor.
First Baptist Church, Second street, between
Adams and Washington school al
$50 am.
Central; Baptist Church-Second and Bear
streets-Services at11 am. and at 7:g5 pm. By
Rev. DR.. Landrum. Sunday school at $3.50
am.
St. Mary's Cathedral, Poplar streot-Ser.
vices at Z and II am. and at 500 pm. Rev,
George G. Harris. rector.
st. Lazarus EpiscopaD Church, Madison
Observation-Disclosures at $40 am. Service,
at 700 and 1880 am. and at $500 pm. by
Rev. Chas. G. Parsons, rector. Seats free.
Grace Church, fernando street. Rev. ],
Carmichael, rector. Seats free. Sunday.
school at 9:tO am. Morning prayer and &C.
men by the rector at 10 :SOa.m.
Church of the Good Shepherd (EpiscopaD,
Uhelsea-Servioes at II am. and at s I'm,
Rev. Virginius 0. Gee. rector.
German Protestant Church, Third sire 1t
near Jefferson Sunday-school at 9 am; scr.
vices at II 100 am. Rev. A. Thomas, pastor.
Lutheran Church. Washington street, be.
tween Third and Fourth German services al
1000 am; English services at 1880 pm.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-08
LEDGER LINES.

Concert at Joe Emmerich's saloon,
344 Adams street, tonight.
Next Monday week the Criminal and
Circuit Courts viii open up for business.
New novel by Ouida, zoe; also all the
late pictorials aud dailies at 376 Main
street.
Granite stone for the custom.house
has arrived, and already the masors are
at work with mallet and chisel.
A lodge of Knights of Honor was in
stituted at Greenville, Miss, on Monday
last by S. S. Garrett, D. G. D.
Red snapper and fIesh oysters can be
had at Victor D. Fuchs Sunday morning
Store open from s until Il O'clock.
The sunshine has chased the shadow
away, and warm days and cool nights
will prevail during the present fall sea
son.
The business houses of our fellow.
citizens of Hebrew faith were closed TO-.
day, this being the New Year or Day of
Atonement.
The police should pay some attention
to that Monroe street gang" of sports
who frequent the street between Main
and Second.
General N, B. Forrest is rapidly re
covering from his late serious illness,
aud is realizing benefit from the waters
OF Bailey Springs, Alabama.
The school board will inset on Monday
night next for the purpose Of completing
preparations for the opening of the pub,
lie schools on the first of October next,
The cool weather prevented q large
attendance OF Estivsl Park last night.
Miss Emaa Crsnch sang several of her
best selections ard gsYs great ~.tisfac.
ton.
When the Blossoms Cover Us, Dal-
ling" a beautiful song and chorus;
words by Arthur W. French; music by
Charlie Baker. Published by F. W. Hell.
mick, so West Fourth street, Cincinnati,
Price, S5c.
AT the Circait Court Richard Wealth.
ers (colored) has fled a petition for
divorce against Emma Weathers, alleg.
ng that Emma abandoned him, and /