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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-08-22
THWARTED
Edward 81 Johnson. the Express
Robbeg, Attempts eHOth@F Escape
rom thu 3 eDft-nIlary.


Edward 81 JOhnson. tbs Express
Robbeg, Attempts eHOth@F Escape
thu : e0ft-ntiary.
Nashville American, 2lst.l
Edward Ii Jrhnpon, tie express rob
Der, Herman Beekman and Harry Bur-
ton, committed from Memphis for ten
years for borse-steaIing, were caught
Sunday morning, at breakfast time, At
tempting to cut their way out Of the PEN
itentiary Johnson had planned TIE es.
cape By that means over q week previous,
and had commenced work Sunday b
fore last at which time Warden Cum.
mings first learned his plans. The trio
worked in the third story Of the paint
shop, the gable end Of which ~adjoined
that Of the west wing.
When opportunity offered, johnson
would slip up and take out a few bricks.
His movements were carefully watched.
but not interrupted. Il was decided on
Sunday morning that if johnson was
not found atbreaktasi, the officers should
slip up on him and his aecomphces and
surprise them. johnson and his friends
we're missed ut breakfast and guards
we're Immediately sent to the point indi-
Gated and found the men busily at work
on the wall, thirteen inches thick, in
which they had now made quite a hole.
They we're brought down in the yard
aud naturally showed great disappoint-
ment at having been overhauled at the
very moment when they thought they
were about to snuff the air of freedom.
They had proposed to cut through the
wall of the paint shop, then through the
roof Of the west wing, ard swing over the
wall BY means of a rope which they in-
tended to procure for the purpose.
johnson had also planned another
means of escape if that failed him, but
which, like the other, had been discov-
cred. 1t will be remembered that he was
one Of the tive who in Memphis, about
three years ago, brutally beat and then
robbed an express messenger, after hav-
ing decoyed him into a cellar. He was
sentenced to twenty-one years impriaon-
ment. A little over a year ago he es.
capped from the penitentiary by bribiug
o driver to take him out under q load of
furniture. lie was subsequently recap.
tured up on the Ohio river, in the vicin-
ity Of Greensboro, KY, and brought back
to Nashville.
johnson is considered one Of the most
slippery convicts within the walls, and
one who would 60 off with the slightest
opportunity.
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NOIes.

On the LIST of October next the Mem
phis Theater will be opened up for the
season under the management Of Mr..
Rickaby, a well known and successful
theatrical troupe manager. The theAter
will bereftted aud improved. The maA-
agement that a fine list of
sterling attractions has been secured for
the next season, which, it is expected,
will be of unusual brilliancy. Should
this be so the theater next season will be
~patronized literally by the Memphis
public. Mr.. Jos. Brooks, manager for
the past three seasons, will act as bust
ness manager for Lawrence Barrett this
season,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-08-22
Imnnrlnnt 1o PInntern-

The United States revenue law is that
no planter a sell to his laborers or any
one else, at or without profit, any liquor
without a license. lie cannot sell to.
bacco at a profit without a license, but
can keep for the accommodation of his
hands tob eco, provided he makes moth
ing off Of its sale to them. 1t would be
we'll for planters to keep these facts in
mind
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-08-22

The Public Ledger nI Five Gents.
The PUBLIC LEDGER will be supplied
on all trains aud at all stations on the
following railways, at FIVE CENTS per
copy, by the agents of the Southern
Railway News Company, viz:
Memphis and Louisville railway.
Memphis and Little Rock railway.
South and North Alabama railway.
Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis
railway,
Memphis and Charleston railway.
MISSISSIPPI n TENNESSEE n PADUCAH
AND MEMPHIS RAILWAYS.
Mr.. John Epperson, or employees, will
supply the PUBLIC LEDGER at FIVE cents
on the above named railways.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-08-22

Where one is cursed another is blessed.
Down at Atlantic City the visitors ore
growing at adulterated milk, while the
billiard.room keepers buy all they can
get 10 chalk their cues with. 1t is a
great deal cheaper than the pure chalk.
They think of erecting a statue in the
Geological Garden for the purpose Of
adding artistic oruameutation to the
grounds. A statue Of Noah would be a
very appropriate selection, as, f,om oil
accounts, be was the first man to try his
hand at a geological collection,
IF no early frosts should come,
writes a gentleman who has been travel.
ing extensively Of late throughout the
Northwest, this country will have the
largest and finest corn crop that has ever
blcst the labors of the husbandman in
this or any other country" He also
says; The wheat crop is magnificent
everywhere, yielding handsomely in the
threshinV, both as to quantity and quail.
ity." All our crop adyices are to the
same general effect.
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Police Court.

II day Recorder Egnew disposed Of
the following docket Of cases; Alouzo
Stewart, larceny, committed to Jail;
Mike Ford, drunk, discharged; Charles
Williams, larceny, discharged; Lewis
Selby, drunk, fined $40; Jane Clark, dis.
orderly, fined s.; B. W. Hancock, Geo,
Scott, drunk, fined Is each G, W. By.
nam and W. F, Logansburg, fighting.
discharged; Thos. Ford, fighting, forfeit
and fine, $40; II. A. Theeler, misde
meanor, Ease continued for trial.
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Play billiards at COnVerse'l

ALL the benefits Of a nice home can
be had by the purchase for a small sum
in cash d the Plischke" homestead
Churches, schools and railroad facilities
make up in part the great inducements.
Be on hand at Register, Waldran & Ba
cons, at 27S Main street, at II m. Thurs
day, August 23l, when the bell rings.
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Three Rival Branda Of Lager

Three rival brands Of lager beer now
contend for popular recognition in this
city. Lemp's St. Louis lager, Milwaukee
lager aud the Memphis beer. Each
brand has its followers and patrons. The
test Of beer is taste, color and condi-
ton" The saloon.keepers are not disin'
terested judges of the article, because
each saloon-keeper brags on his own
brand, 80 long as he sells any brand.
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SHOT DEAD.
A Negro Murderer from Alabama
Meets Death In Memphis.

At II N to day Pstrolmen Hackeit
and MaIlowney, specially detailed Off
GERS, visited Jefferson street, near Front,
where q lot Of hands were sinking a sew
er shaft, for the purpose Of arresting a
negro named Stack Foster, who some
time aimee killed his Iatherin-lAw, near
CORTLAND, Alabama, aud managed to
escape from the sherid's officers VIXEN
arrested. lie was known to be a desper-
ate character, aud had said that no
man could take him alive" The COVER
nor of Alabama, George l.. Hunter, had
issued his requisition, and Governor
Porter OF this State bad issued his war
rant Of arrest, which papers we're brought
here by the messenger from Alabama,
Mr.. John II, Harris.
The negro al working at the wind
lass at the sewer shaft when officers Nal.
lowney end Hackett surrounded him
and called upon him to surrender, stat
ing their authority, etc. Mallowney was
putting the "nips' on his wrist when
suddenly be flung the officer aside and
broke and ran down the landing toward
the Bradley block. Officer Hackett
drew bis repeater aud fired when the
negro was SOM thirty yards off. The
latter threw up his arms and stumbled
along in the mud q few steps, then he
fell and died in a few seconds. The ball
entered his back. passing through the
heart and came out in the right breast,
near the nipple.
The coroner held an inquest on the
body OF the ne,to at the station-house
and the jury returned a verdict that
1.-THE deceased came to his death from O
pitol shot at the hands OF officer P.
Hackett, who acted in the discharge o.
his duty" The negro was about forty
years of age, an athletic and powerful
man. His remains were taken charge o
by the county undertaken for interment
The messenger from Alabama, Mr.
Harris, obtained a certified copy Of the
verdict of the coroner's jury, and viii
leave for CORTLAND II night to make due
return of the service Of reQuisition, etc
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Inke Lenbrin,r menngerie

At Jake Leubrie's m~enagerie, exhib.
tied at his cigar store, can be found the
big rattle snake and a spotted bat Of
wonderful size and shape.
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rants and the Morning Post" To over
come the effects of the vile breakfast the
following supper will act as q specific;
prairie chicken on toast, tomatoes, corn.
French bread, a goblet Of claret or a cup
OF the best black tea aud the EvESiNG
LEDGER" What could be more exhilsraf-
ing, inspiring, or furnish better susten-
auee to both body and mind2
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ACCIDENT.
The Blowing out of n Lug in the
safety waive OF the Phil AIIin,

The Blowing Out of n Lug in the
safety waive OF the Phil AIIin,
The slight accident to the Phil Allin
last evening, just before her departure,
was not as great AS represented by the
morning papers, The cause Of the acct
dent was the blowing out of a lug in the
s%aiety.valve, causing the steam to escape.
The damage to the boat was slight, and
beyond the fright of the passengers who
became panic-stricken, there was no
damage. Miss Ella LlPaugh, the lady
who in her fright jumped from the hur.
ricane-roOf to the lorecastle, was the
only person injured, and that very slight
ly. She will recover and be able to re.
sumo her journey tomorrow. Captain
Oarragh, superintendent of the line, who
gave Miss LaPaugh a pass to Vicksburg,
is having her well taken care Of. The
damage to the cabin floor was exceeding.
ly light, and the Alliu repaired her valve
and left at nine o'clock for Vicksburg
with ono of the best trips of the season.
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UnfnaInx LoveIiners

belongs only to the immortals. but who.
ever uses the fragrant SOZ0D0NT can
at least defy time to injure one of the
elements Of beauty, o good set Of teeth.
cod II.
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Now is the time to get your furniture
repaired, vanished and reupholstered
Call on MARTIN EYKE, 81 Madison st.
ian
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-08-22

FoR al Alligator cook stove or house
furnishing goods go to
Hat JoHY B. FoRD's, l23 Poplar st.
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], BLACK, Secretary.

PUT your money in a home, the pr
ducts FROM WHICH WILL FEED your FAM.
lily. This can be accomplished by par
chasing the Plischke place, situated
nea the west gate Of Shelby County
Fair Grounds. Sale at IL m. tomorrow,
by Register, Waldran & B con, 278 Main.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-08-22

The type, material and workmen Of
the LEDGER job office are as good as the
best, and hence we guarantee FIRST class
work and full satisfaction to our patrons.
l2St
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-08-22

OLD mattresses made as good as new
at a small outlay by
$50 MARTIN EYKE, 81 Madison st.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-08-22

ut is n mistake" says the Chicago
Tribune, FOR girls to imagine that the
only big brothers who are worth speak.
ing of or to are the big brothers of other
girls. Nothing is so beautiful, so pleas
ant and so profitable as an afrectionate
big brother There is one young lady on
Latin street who rejoices in the posses.
sion of such a relative, and has found
him to be worth his weight in greenbacks
Of a large denomination. In winter
time she lights the gas, turns it up 10 its
full b%rilliancy, puts his hat on the win
dow sill, places a rocking chair between
the light and window, places him in the
rocking chair and places herself on his
knee and sits there by the hour telling
him the most fearful lies as to what his
girl (who is also her dearest friend) has
told her about him, while the girls of the
neighborhood grit their teeth, regardless
of the filing, and wonder what chuckle-
head that blastered old thing has been
deluded into believing that he is her first
and only love-"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-08-22

w. A. WHEATLEYt day presents Main
street stores and many residences for
rent and several residences for sale.
l5l
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WHITE fsh aud Mackinaw trout
will be received by
Victor D. Fuchs. Al Jefferson,
at 5 o'clock pm. to-day.

REMEMBER cash sale of " Plischke a"
place on Thursday tomorrow at II M.
No such home on the market, all things
considered. Sale at 27S Main, by Roys.
ter, Waldran q Bacon.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-08-22

so boxes Choice New Cheese,
100 bblS Fancy New Flour,
so half bbls New iiAckerel,
ties Choice Dried Beef,
% bbls New Grlts and HOminy,
10 bbls New Rice.
G.. A. ECKERLY a. BROS,
ia I
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Turtle Soup! Turtle Soap! Turtle
SOuD

Besides our regular lunch and dianer
we will serve up au extra fine turtle soup
to-morrow morning, from 10 to II, to
which our itiends are cordially invited.
Respectfully, Il. 0FFYEE,
Empire SAloen, Is Jefferson st.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-08-22

In the LEDGER job office can be foun,
competent, skillful and tasteful printers,
who can give entire satisfaction in the
display Of any job.sf printing. 1887
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-08-22

Strangers, go 10 COnVerse's
billiard parlOrs, 50 y. Court st.
lot
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-08-22

OR POSTERS, SHOW BILLS, CARDS
= Circulars, etc., gotten up with tho latest
style Of types and on superior PAPER Of any
Omine took.snd.prises'
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seventh Tennessee Cavalry X
union Ia Memphis, August 81, ~,
commencing at o am.
All members and visitors are requested
to come in early, go that the programme
may be carried out promptly. Excur-
sion rates will be extended by all rail-
roads leading to the city. For particu.
lars sec programme published elsewhere.
WM. SANFORD, President.
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MAMrEp.

VJANTEO-THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
w that | will not be responsible for any
bills bought by any one connected with the
Ledger office or out OF it. and will not allow
such bills in settlement Of my accounts unless
accompanied by my written order.
BOT e. WHITM0RE.
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TUE x.


Evening, Aug. 2s. 1877.
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DERSONAL-J. NJ. COLEMAN, JUSTICE
II OF tho Peace. Notary Public and Commits
bionor of Deeds. Special attention given to
collections in the county. Office 294 Front st.
1lQ-f
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FoR pALE.

E0R SALE-OLD TYPE-BETTER THAN
u Bapbitt metal for light, fast running ma.
chinery. at this office. 3S-t
Ea0R BALE-NEW FORM OF TRUSTEES
" DEEDS. Just out for sale At Ledger Office.
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PERsuAAL.

nR. HlNS6N. DENTIST. HAS REMOVED
~ to 279% Main street, opposite the Bethel
Block, where he will be pleased TO serve all
who may favor him with their patronage,
133.f
, 1877-09-28

A. Dsnshcr will lead Gospel temperance
meeting In Lower Farwell Hall at 7:45 this
evening.
Tho concert by The remarkable boy-soprnno,
Master Weary, Will be given this evening at
Hershey Hail.
O. A. Willard will lead tho MONDAY prayer
meeting In Lower Farwcil Hall to-day. Sub
ject, "uospcl Temperance"
Company q, First Regiment Illinois Caynlry,
will meet this evening at hlnrtino's West Side
Hall for muster. Every member is expected to
be present.
4 meeting Of tho First Ward Republican Club
will bc held on Saturday evening, Sent. TO- at
3 o'clock at tho t'rnnd Pacific Ilntt1. a cordial
Invitation 10 extended to ercrY Republican In the
ward to be present ali1 ftccome members.
Tho children to appear In tho onerctta Of
Rcd Riding Hood P" for tho benefit Of the
1tnhncmann Homeopathic Hospital nrr request
ctl to ,,c present at Acvickcr'a Theatre Friday
afternoon, promptly at o'clock, for rehearsal.
, 1877-09-28

nlnnt nny arrangement the gentlemen na,sc
was mot going to settle matters, and, for The
purpose OF getting .l,twn 10 business, moyc,ltiat
the "sccomi resolution, adoptc,l at tic previous
meeting, an providing fnr tlc placing o The firm
in tt.ukr1ricy. lie a'lontcti. lie announced that
tho tnnrtraccc's sale would take place next
Monday, aud proceedings In The bankruptcy
Court mist hc Instituted Al once; tho bill could
bG slrnwn IN and ffIr,l tt-nlnrrnw.
Mr.. Wo.N1lnan sail he was willing to do Any-
thing for the hcncflt of his creditors Tint lay III
his power, anil II they desired lie would 90 fnto
voluntary bankruptcy.
The motion Of s1r. Pratt was adopted unant-
nlnusly.
Mr. Pratt said the appointment Of a Provis-
ional Assignee was necessary. under tho
Bankruptcy fnws,. AMI snlgested tnat toine
ono, be nominated, 30 that his pa'nc
nirl: ho recommended 10 tho Court. Accord
ingly, HcntEe u. 1rtktn, bookkcencr for thu IN.
solvent hrn,, VISA selected, and III the event ai
ob]ccliou +, that gentleman by tho Court
Gc0ygc Jenkins was chosen for the place.
Tho meeting then adjourned, subject 10 tho
call of tho President or Secretary.
Tho extensive bakery Of the bankrnpts tas
Lccfl closed now for week. The creditors Will
realize about 70 cents on the dollar.
, 1877-09-28

=, -,
Joseph Sptrnl, the bohemian who ahnt Bodlc-
shak Wills ont hunting 81 West Lyons last
6uutiay, waa Yesterday beld Without bail by
1n.t1as ua--,sor ~. ,,hv.ic,,n. r.n-.s.,,,n,
sass t,,,S 1.s.so sss .up'esI"'ps -, M
inc Injured mana eoua'1'oa u oanResooa 10 Inc
extreme.
Michael c.sk-v WIN ,v,s t,rted In ths a.x,,.
,,a.' .sv..., .,a,-. 49,, ali. T., euh. ~. ~
saeu os'S'"' u"fs "ts0 "ane :" uSu'' ""s 5es'
tssIuaJ ,Isporsen a. aaa'nk Iap"iy; satnGs
.,, ~ ~ asf.aan1 ~, Ms d ps,o,s Sns ~. Sah-
tn e. ts w ~ ~. nuH "a" "'s oAt 'a
csea'e" ~ %.'o~" '''i '"c "'n 'Ast'
Minor arrcsts; T. t. Fttz and George DAgmer,
Larceny u sIk ''wipcs on State street ycsaer.
dAY afternoon; Hobart NEescn. assaultlng and
Ilulahan, waiter at one OF the hutcls about the
Rock Island depot, who was caught trying to
rope In J, N. Leoi,er; Margaret Weise, larceny
OF @1OO from her fa3her, with which ahc bought
! sewing mac.,nc md wearing apparel; 4. i.
Curtis, drawing raxor on bEs woman, ER,uo
1,.,,. a,nn.xa.,t 49,. .r,., hail., ~. ~,
Sns.sH Hca!iuiesneM yestse,y He1u tao sol'
lowing; frank l.. fpfh ,sI AWtilal!hs y =. hoenn-
ien, ~, 70 I'M t.tn, Ha,taM b1spef, Ne1Me
ll!neai naIhey MsstG.te. 1atnes n9nmnu. 2n. "a
Tafu a1 MuInhT. Soi!a HIaven. y1n1es ouonhcll,
oon9 nmnn. ssltln noesh: snl1.y 4sye eaeh ~
thc Hoate Q! C4frect!on: CnhElcf e. hlpE, a1x-
y Gays J.: " nefr5, ew'ni,ng +. H. Gapeon
, 1877-09-28
woman wns before .J,tstIrp Fos>tc Wednesday.
charged by Dr. l,arncy with tho crime Of lar.

woman wns before JnBtIrs Footc Wednesday,
charged by Dr. Farncy witt, tho crime OF lar
ccny aa batlcc, ant gavo bontla for srtal tsct. H.
The highwarmcn aru making things lfrc1y
enough for The solec. Last evening tsfnif.,sA
1'n.ilck, Of Eleer.on, Wis, while walking caa.
an sinnroc street. near tic Palmer f!otae, WAS
gold watch and cllan. Ito 1nanagctt 70 thr,w
of the Rag, and shouted "stMrtcr!' lo,',lly
sSaSn l', ~. ~ he fnra ~ hy U'eef h,s w"s;,,
given, and the officer snrcctlcsl In running
one of the two, who at tho stntnn gnvc tho
nano Of Knbcrt Ron,attl. lie Il ck-1ooki,g,
wssy fellow, wsI!yeascf, and claims TO hc irs,,n
st. lnulss and 81 present employed as II waiter
IN tlc Nardtck l1nl.sc. Conccalct I'm Its sleeve
wns found Misunderstanding English dagger
bearing upon 1t tIIe wor,ls, "Atncstcan. a.k fur
nothing but. what Is right" Tho other high
warnan n,n,fc g,xHl csrapc, and IA Thought to
havu carried OIL the plunrr, as It could ,sos DO
fntin'l on The grounds. From the description,
It Is Thought they arc tho two WIN hare held up
sercrni persons cast of State street during tho
mast week.
, 1877-09-28
WOODMAN's BAKERY,

Nk&TthG pH Tub CH6plTQkS
Of c. L. Woodmaa d Co., bakers, was hell IN
Mccoy T. Pyatt's law Office yesterday afternoon
at = o'clock. About thirty-Gye gentlemen were
present, some bclug attorneys representing per-
sous 10 whom the dFm uss indebted. Mr..
Wooau,an was also on hand.
The Hon. ". II. Aldrich waa called to the
chair, and George jenkins acted Us Secretary.
Since the previous meeting entleavors had been
made to have the largo bread aud cracker man,l-
factory on Clark street Of Me1srs. Woodman
4; Co. continue In operation by forming stock
company With = capital of 5000 A. II.
Wright, who holds two mortgages Of $1,000
each On the property Of the lnsotyc1ts. and
Mr.. johnson wefe 70 hase furnished sufficient
eapital-about tn, ,000-to run tho b 1siness, In
which Mr. Z. L. Woodmaa waS 10 haYe had-or
1t least that gentleman says hc Nas-antuteFest
~ stockholdef and salary - manager. The
creditors were 10 hare had. under the asFsnge-
them. md lii. Woodman was 10 have
settled debts Of honor, etc., out
Of hls prospective income from the new
concern. DEVELOPMENTS IN M M,eststday,s meet;
that thcre had not been suJ detuite ar!snge-
whereby III. Woodman waa to have resolved
t e. SSWSsF Wa ntsse' e. ssvtn H. rye
had been such IN understanding between hlm'
self aud that gentleman. at IN toeerv!ev at
which no one but themselves Was present.
Ar. Johnson Ha1 called upon 1os . statement
the question Of vcraclsY between Atessra-
Wright aud Woodmant aud he expressed himself
10 tha effect that he had not been awaEo
ss nd Wha 9r1e p,Isa
to tho conversation. The talk oTer this matter
VA carried 90 in spirited and rather en-
phstic manner, especially on Ar Wooduan'a
paEt. Thus the arrangement wAs knocked In
tho hAa4 fo5 hM ht.inN Il limit
, 1877-09-28
MATRIMONIAL.


Tho latest marriage occurred last evening at
tho University Place Baptist Churci, at haif.past
& o'clock. Tho pa.tcs united wcrc Or. IlarInu
r. Colc, Professor Of Anatomy and Surgery OF
the lfahncmnnn Medical College, md Miss
Nett!c g. Davis, of E1mIrn, N. Y. The bride
and xroom walked to tic pulpit without either
bridesmaids Or gfoomsnen, anil wcrc united by
The Rov. Nr. Owcn, pastor of tho church, which
wna crowded with tho friends Of both pnrties,
among whom wcro tho faculty OF the uallne.
MAIN co!lcEc, who came In body.
rote, cut en- tralnc, with flowers at tic throat
and In her hair. C. N. Patterson, Z. II. Wayne,
and G.. II. lean acted as ushcrs.
NUMEROUS and eieEapt, No wcia touf Wit w1i
bc taken. Ds. and Mrs. Cole will b. ut home at
- University PLACE on Thursdays Of October.