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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-12
In Supreme Court az Jacksoa.

Edward Mcdonald VS.. A, Mitchell ct al.
10y Y RTUE OF THE DSORgE PRO-
ID uounced November /. 1876. by the Su-
preme Court OF Tennessee at jackson, in this
cause, l will oder for sale to the highest bid
der. in 'front.' # the court house Of Shelby
county, in the city OF Memphis, on
Saturday, February IL, 1927,
the certain piece or parcel " land. situate in
the city Of Memphis, ohelby county. Tennei-
see, and known aud bounded as foliews{ Lel
No. 10 Ii" block No. 6 and lot No. IL IN
block No. 6, as dor ignated on tae map or plan
Of the city Of Memphis, c9mmonoing at u
point on the west side Of Tennessee street, 96
feet from the sogthelst corner OF said lot No.
10; thence NestSarely on The line Ct said lot
Ma. 10, 1880 feet or whereabouts TO Chester
street; thence on and with the east line Of
Che ter 1t Get northwardl7 ia feet to a stake
thence e4stwariIy in a direct lima IA the be.
ginning.
Terms Of Sale -SevtA months credit; pur-
chaser to oxecg,e noto With approved personal
security, gearTns interest from date. ana n
liVN yetaiae on mo property till Ia paid.
EQuity OF REDEMPTION barred,
lN0, Il. FREEMAN. Clerk.
I'd. l.. BelcAsr. Sol.
January Is 1871. l20.l46
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The Ooahoma, Capt. Stack Lee,
came in last evening with ESQ bales
of cotton, 1858 sacks Of seed and
sundries and $50 Mardi-G ras peo-
pie. She lays over until Wednes-
day evening for the accommodation
of her excursionists.
The Hard Cash, Captain Ed
Postal, will arrive Tuesday morn
ing with a big trip Of cotton and a
large list of Mardi-Gra people.
The Anchor Line packet John
B. Maude, Captain VIM. Blake, will
leave the elevator tomorrow morn
ing at ten O'Clock for Vicksburg
and the bends.
The st. Geneyieve, Captain
Vickcrs, came in from st. Louis
with a full cargo of Western pro-
duets and a big list of people. She
returns to Cairo and st. Louis this
evening, connecting with the prin-
cipal railroads for all points East
and West.
The Belle of Texas, Captain
James Reese, will arrive this even
ing from the Arkansas with a big
trip of cotton and full of Mardi-
Gras people. She returns to the
Arkansas Wednesday evening.
The Pittsburg coal dealers have
reduced the rates on coal, and are
now offering their stock at ten
cents per bushel ahoat.
LATE McGarry now mates the
Charles Morgan.
The Phil Allin, Captain George
Malone, came in this morning from
the lower coast with $50 bales and
80 bags Of cotton, 113O sacks of
seed and sundries, $50 cabin and so
deck passengers. She lays over
until Wednesday for the accommo-
.dation Of her Mardi-G ras excur.
sionists.
The Ella came in yesterday after
noon from st. Francis river with
III bales of cotton, 9SS sacks seed,
70 head of cattle and sundries and
over 100 Mardi- Gras people. She
lays over until wednesday and re-
turns Wednesday evening to st,
Francis river, going through to
Wittsburg.
The Grand Lake coal company
continues to have bad luck. An
other Of their tow-boats, the j. S.
Mercer, stuck her tow at Barton
Gap. The above company own the
Jos. Williams and the Sam Miller.
A painful and heart. rending ac-
cident occurred yesterday morning
lin South Memphis, at the residence
of Mr.. Billy Nucles, freight clerk OF
the Governor Garland. While his
youngest daughter, a beautiful and
interesting little five year old, was
playing in the yard, she set some
leaves on fire which immediately
caught her clothing, burning her
almost to crisp ere assistance could
be rendered. The sweet child lin.
gered in intense agony for two OIL
three hours before death came to its
relief. The family have our deep and
heartfelt sympathy in their sac
bereavement. Mr.. Nucles at the
time of the accident was at his pos
Of duty on the river, and his packet
will arrive to-day when the sad in.
telligence will be conveyed to him.
Special to the Ledger.
DEVALL's BLUFF. Feb. IL, Gam
To the River Editor of the Ledger;
The Hard Cash passed here OF
time with $50 bales Of cotton, anC
was full of people. She will arrive
Tuesday morning and leave with
return trip on Wednesday morning
for White river.
4. Q. Postal, Master.
80 aaH~-
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Cincinnati Saturday evening with
500 bales of cotton, 500 bbls. oil,
so bales rags, and sundries, and 80
people.
The Ruth returned to White
river Sunday night with an excel
lent trip Of freight.
The @. B. Church arrived at
New Orleans Saturday, and the
Tolle left there Saturday evening
for ST. Louis.
The Golden Rule for Cincinnati
and City of vicksburg for St. Louis
left Vicksburg Saturday.
The Vint Shinkle for Memphis
and Charles Morgan for New Or
leans left Cincinnati Saturday even
ing.
The A. G. Donnally is due down
to-day for New Orleans.
The Centennial for New Orleans
and John B. Maude for Vicksburg
left st. Louis Saturday.
The james Howard loaded at
Cairo for New Orleans and was to
have left there last evening. She
has engagements in Madrid bends
for several thousand sacks of corn.
The Governor Garland came in
this morning from Arkansas river
with 14O people. 255 bales of cot
ton, COS sacks seed, and reshipped
5S7 bales Of cotton at the mouth Of
the river; total out of the river Sl2
bales. She returns to Arkansas
river on Wednesday.
The A. j. White came in this
morning with $50 people and $50
bales of cotton. She returns on
Wednesday evening to Friar's Point
and the bends.
The Illinois came in at noon
from Vicksburg crowded with peO-
pie and had also a good list of cot
ion and other freight. She returns
to Vicksburg Wednesday evening,
laying over to accommodate her
Mardi-G ras passengers.
The Robert Mitchell is due from
below this afternoon for the Ohio
river.
The Capitol City passed down
yesterday morning for Vicksburg
well laden. She put off here over
1000 packages of freight and added
nearly 100 tons Of bends freight,
The Belle Memphis returned to
st. Louis last evening with 1900
bales of cotton.
The Andy Baum came in this
morning from Cincinnati with a
full cargoo of Western products and
was full of people who came from
the cities and towns along the Ohio
to attend the carnival. She re-
turns to Cincinnati Wednesday
evening.
The Thompson Dean leaves Gin
cinnati tomorrow for New Orleans,
arriving here Friday morning and
will be prepared to take home all
remaining e%xcursionists for below.
The 0scaola came in yesterday
from st. Francis river with 3S4 bales
of cotton, 401 sacks seed and sun
dries, and had over one hundred
Mardi- Gras people. She lays over
until Wednesday evening in order
to accommodate her passengers,
but will leave positively at 5 o'clock
on that day for st, Francis river,
going through to Wittsburg.
The Carl Schurz, Captain Trem-
mel, brought in yesterday a good
list of cotton and seed. She returns
to Scaulan's Landing this evening.
Phil Harmon is her purser.
The Belle of Shreveport passed
down last night for New Orlean;
fully laden.
The II. G. Yaeger passed up last
night. She put off here 800 sack
of salt and sundries.
The Z. 0. Stanard and Utah viii
pass down to-day for New Orleans
!, The City of Alton and Joe Kin
ney for St. Louis left Vicksburg
yesterday.
-.
: The Belle of Texas will positively
leave Wednesday at 8 pm. for Lit.
tie Rock, Fort Smith and all point.
on the Arkansas.
The Osoeola Bolle Cantain An.
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NEW YoRK. February y 1870 p.m.-Ootton
is quiet, With futures easy. Sales for future
d livery, u. AGA bales.

M,E ,Po Oh. February u 1880 p.~ Cot
TN IL active and frmer tlnlands. cd; Or
leans, 6lS-i6d. Sslos, 1890 bales. OF whioh
S01a we're for export aud speculation receipts
800 bales. Of which 500 we're American, Ar
rivals Opened weaker.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-12
1M-1R
Trustees Sale.

VAKE NOTICE THAT IN PURSUANCE
i Of q deed Of trust to me Of date March |,
1876, by Il. II. Brooks, which Is of record in
Book ll3, page 225, Of the Registers office of
Shelby. county, Tenn, ( will, at the request
of the benefciaries therein named. on
Friday, March ., 1877,
at the courthouse, in the city of Memphis.
offer at public sale. to the highest bidder, for
cash, the following described property. to-wit:
A certain undivided one-hal interest of lot
No. 3 in the Register & Bransford subdivision
Of lands on Island 40. Mississippi river, in
Shelby county, beginning at a stake in a road.
desiGnattd by letter X in plat, the northeas
corner of I. =. Halls 35i-aore entry; whence
south o. west | chain 10 links to a honey
locNstmarkedB thence east6 ga chains Is links
to the bank of n chutes thenoa north and
westwardly with the meanders Of said chute
s. s, 10, Z, 81. 10 and Ii chains TO a stake on
the bank Of the oAate thence west 40 chains
80 links to stake and pointers; thence north
As chains to the beginning, containing
245 2T-100 acres.
The sale will be absolute, there being no
redemption. The title is considered good, but
/ only sell as Trustee.
February6 1877. 1852
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DEUTsCnBR B~RUOER-BUND.

DEUTsoHKR BRUDEs-BsSD = meets lst Sunday
II each month at2 o'clock pm. at Cochran
RAM. Vice rest; W. GlaentEer, sec'y; II.
W. Sehultze. reas'r; Aug ZweiIel and John
Han iwetker, Sick Committee Far Northern
Division; John Weadel and John Margle.
Sick Committee for southern Division.
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LEGAL.
In Supreme Court ut JacIksOn.

IA supp CAAAO OOuANA OJ JHCEkSOns
A. NJ. Boyd VS., Hu l.. Brinkley.
DY VIRTUE OF THE DECREE PRO
ID nOunced by the Supreme Court Of Ten
nessee at jackson. November 2, 1876. in this
cause, l will. on
Saturday, February II, 1877,
offer for sale to the highest bidder. in front Of
the courthouse Of Shelby county, in the city
OF Memphis, the interest Of the defendant lin
Ia. Brinkley IN and TO the following described
property: Lot No. % in the city Of Memphin.
AZ feet by l4Sh feet, fronting TAX feet on uIe
east side OF Main street, and running bs az
between parallel lines 1887 feet to an alley
on the northeast corner Of Madison and Msin
stress. Defendant Hu l.. Brinhley has n re-
malnder interest in one undivided half of said
Lot No. 26S, city of Memphis, a triangular
shaped lot lying between Jackson street, Raj
oil h road and the alley east OF Third street.
Defendant HUI l.. Brinkley has a remainder
interest in one undivided half OF said lot.
Lot No. $50, city Of Memphis, liSM teet by
l4s% feet on the northwest corner Of Concord
and Third streets. Defendant Hu L. Brink
ley has q remainder interest in one undivided
half Of said lot.
Lot no 1893, city Of Memphis, l4SL feet by
l4sh feet on the northeast corner OF Concord
and Third streets. Defendant Hu L. BriRk-
ley has a remainder interest in one undivided
half Of said lot.
Part Of a tract Of land lying northeast of
the city of Memphis. and designated and de-
serlbed upon the Plat Book No. /, page So.
REGISTERS Office Of Shelby county, Tennessee,
and by q partition between defendant Hu L.
Hrinkley and Annie D.. Snowden, the lots COL
ored yellow on said plat belonging to said de-
iendant Hu il Brinkley rs particularly
named in Partition Deed Book No. rs, pages
1888. Registers Office of Shelby county, Ten
nessee, to-wit: Lots 3, g., G., a. in block No.
2; lots, .. l0,ll, u, IS. -, 20. q, % in block
No 81 lsts l.. 2, 8, 4, s, Il, Il, IA, Is, Is, II in
block No. 6; lots ., 10, II, Il, is. 10. 20 in block
no. lots %, % in block No. &; lots 9, 10, IL,
~. 10, L., is, 16, II, 81, Is. 20, 80. 81, 50, SO, 81
in block No 9; lots 9. 10, IL, u, Is, u, Is, l6,
i in block Ne. lni lots l, 2.6, Z. 10, II, l6. II,
Is, 10 in block No IL lot II in block No. 10.
lot in block No 4. Defendant HUI b. Brir.k.
ley is owner in fee Of the above described lots.
Terms Of Sale Said property will DO sold
upon q credit Of seven months, purchasers
executing notes bearing interest rom date.
with approved personal security for the pur-
chase money. aud a lien retained on the prop
erty until said notes are paid. Equity Of re-
JNQ. II, FREEMAN, Clerk.
J ID. Robinson, Sci.
January Is 1871. 12O-146
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-12
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

BOATS LEAVING TO DAY.
Louis, st. 'Gsnevisve pm
ScanIan's Landing. Carl Schurz~"-~"--5 PIN
ARRIVALS.
Steamer Capital City, St. Louis.
Belle Memphis, St. Louis.
Belle Of shreveport, St. Louis.
U P. Schenck, Cincinnati.
Coahoms, Friar's Point
A. J White, Friar's Point.
Poll AlliB, Arkansas City.
0sceola, St. Francis river.
Ella, st. Francis river.
0'eeola Belle, Ashport.
Mary Houston, Cincinnati.
81 Gepevisve, St. Louis.
H C. Yaeger, New Orleans.
Andy Baum, Cincinnati.
Gov. Garland, Arkansas river.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Ruth, White river.
James D. Parker, Cincinnati
Belle Memphis, S.. Louis.
Capitol City, Vicksburg.
U. P. Schenck, New Orleans.
Belle of Shreveport, N o
Mary Houston, New Orleans.
h c. Yaeger, St Louis.
IN PoRT.
Ella, 0sceola, Coahoma, Carl Schurz,
Phil Allin, A J White. Andy Baum
0sceols Belle, St. Genevieve, Governor
Garland.
Condition. OF the Rivers
The river here is rising slowly
and now stands Is feet s inches
above low water mark. At st.
Louis the decline was 2 inehes, with
8 feet out to Cairo; at Pittsburg il
is falling, with 6 feet on the gauge;
at Cincinnati the decline was 3 feet.
with % feet on the gauge; at Louis
vile 2 inches, with IL feet in the
canal. The Tennessee river is ris.
ing slowly. The Cumberland Is
falling. At Cairo the rise was
inches, With ~ feet IL inches OIL
the gauge. Arkansas river is sta.
tionary at Little Rock, with 81 fee
ON the gauge. White river is fall
ling slowly, with 80 inches on tn,
bars from JacksonpoTt ont.
miscellaneous.
A busy day on the landing.
The leyee is lined with steam
boats,
The packets brought in larg.
trips Of people.
The receipts oinqttoR from Satgy
day noon up to noon to-day foo
up $3.50 bales.
The U. P. Schenck passed dow
yesterday morning for New 0rlean
wei lAuell.
The carnival tomorrow is all tn
topic of conversation in river circle;
A large number of people ap
peared on the bluff last evening t
witness the arrival Of steamboat
with their Mardi-G ras excursions
The Mary Houston passed dow
last night for New Orleans full
laden. She put off here a humble
Of Mardi-G ras excursionists an
several lots of freight.
The James D. Parker cleared 70
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ceptib!e


There is a good demand this morning,
and the market is firm at the closing f.
ures Of Saturday. offerings are fair
To morrow will be a holiday aud the
market will not be reported.
-. orn-.r,nva
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LEGAL.
SheriiT's Sale Of Real Estate.

DUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
i that by virtue Of an execution to me d.
rected from the Honorable Supreme Court
Of Tennessee, in the case Of the German
American Bank VS.. Patrick Twohig ct al,
Judgment rendered on the oath day of 0cto-
Der. 1876, for the Ium Of four hundred and
seyentS-two dollars and thirty four cents,
with Interest and costs of suit, to satisfy said
judgment, etc., l will, on
Thursday, March 1, 1877,
in legal hours, in front of tie Court-ho1se,
Memoirs. Tenn. proceed to sell, to the hish-
est bidder, for cash, the following described
First-All the leasehold i~ateress Of T. No
Carney in a certain lot OF parcel of ground,
together with the buildings. improvements
and houses on same; said parcel of ground
being leased TO him by r. j. Persons. and
consisting Of 'hirty-ive acres lying in shelby
county, Tennessee, south OF the city Of Mem
phis aud adj icent to Calvery Cemetery, being
the fame land on which Mccartney has a
family grocery; bounded north by the John
Karr tract. east by fernando road, south and
west by K. ] Persons lands.
Second Fifty acres OF land lying in Shelby
equity. Tenn bounded north by Brooks ave-
nue., east Of Thornton RobiusOn's (oOl.) fifty.
acre tract, south by the Bills old tract, and
west by &C. Bills lands Said land is in tho
Twelfth civil district. and is the same pur-
oh ssed BY McCarney Of Yalipgham Sanderlin.
Third-Five ares Of land in Shelby county,
Tenn., bounded north by Cane Greek least by
Eliza Roberts tract, south by Bradshaw ave.
nue., and west by Clarkis tract. Said tract is
in the fourteenth civil dist let, and is the
same purchased by said McCarn y OF d.
Palmer.
Levied on as the property Of defendant. T..
MoCarney. to satisfy said judgment, interest
and costs.
Memphis, January 70, 1877;
Sheriff Of Shelby county. Tenn.
BY E. L. McGowAN, D s.
Harris, McKissick 4 Turlsy, Attorneys for
Plaintiff. 1870 1912
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NAToNA TEMPLE OF II. AND T.
NO.1-meets egery Friday even

NAToNA TEMPLE OF II. AND T. Ehb2JH
NO.1-meets every Friday even &MH
Iug at 5 o'clock at Temperance M-h
Hall, No. 1913 Second street.
Il. o. Milton, W. G. r.; j II. Thompson, W.
v. r.; G. A. s.. Richardson, W. h; 9. +
Shepherd, W. A. R.; Earle CAN'T, w.,F.k
Pun Y. Price. " IT.: r. W. shelton, W. U ;
O.. O'sen, ". D. UT. f. Callahan, ". :" I;
B. Dunn, VIZ D. c; McDougal, P.W Q I.
URELsEA TEMPLE OF II. AND 4. No. = meets
every Tuesday evening at 5 O'Clock, at their
I'll, Brick Church. Chelsea W. N. Carr
W, q. T.; x. T. White. W. V T. Chss. II.
Lanham. W. r.; CIR Dawson. W. A. R.;
J.. q. Williams, W. Y. R; ~. Chandler,
w. t,;H, Wheadley, W. O.'.R. j. Rawlines.
W. D. u; u. r.. Egnew, ". e.; !. IsaGes,
W.S.i z. r. Colby. P W. c. T.
MONTGOMERY COJyCw 80 ]. +. A. Ann s
T.-meetl drst and third saturday In each
month, In Temperance Nall. at " O'Clock
nm. Horace II. Briggs, Q. Of Co c. A. S.
Richardson, Il.
THALes. Temple OF II. Ant 7. No. 4-meetl
every Thurs Fay e%yepiuR at ~ o'clock at ball
No. 2g8 Secoud st. o.. a Johnson, W. CT
W. v. Atkinson, W. V D.; ] L, Bourne
W. R.; John D. Cox, it,. W A. R.; y. "
Halle, W F. =; Chss. u. MeDougal, W. 7.
L. J.. Davis. W. VI j. g. Resherd, W. D
o.; Chns Stewart, W. @ Z wv Homan. W
s.. Jonathan Wood, p. W. Y. ;.
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d rIuE TABLES.

uEMPHIs AND L0UlRvILLB RAILRoAD.
Arrives. Leaves.
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4gMPnB AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD
Arrives. Leaves.
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oatofuayl .....-'. --','s"''- ''1V =, oe
Wall Irain..-..---.-.~. 500 h.AO -
Accom1ed'n (~exSunday) AID
Depot 8. hoad O. aaln streel.
1ioket once. e! Main street. corner OF
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MEDICAL LECTURES.
1910 MEDICAL COLLEGE 1917
1OlJs OF OHIO. 1Ot

A SERIES OF PJPULAR LECTURES
will be given as usual this fall:
WEDNESDAY,, October (this evening", at
O'clock, Professor BARTHOLOW will lec-
TUE upon
E.S
This Lecture Will be the ntr, ductory to the
Fifty seventh Annual Session.
Iuesda October 8, Prof. WHITrAKEE,
Subject: "Ihe Role Of the Lowest Forms OF
Life in the Production OF Disease"
Tuesday, Oct. Is ..... Prof. LAND0N LONG,
WORTH.
Tuesday, Ocr. 80 .... Prof SEELY.
Tuesday, Oct, 30 Prof CON
Tuesday, Nov g.. Prof. FORCHHEGMER.
Tuesday, Nov. i3 ...., Prof. L. A. REAMY.
The Faculty extend cordial invitation to
the Pubic to attent any Or all OF these Los-
lures. IL
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A LIBEL SUIT BY A MEDIUM.

An exposure or spiritual materializ-
alton fraud was made by The Philadel-
phia Times, and the medium brought a
suit Tor LIBEL. In The trial the humbug
was brought to ligAt, and the perpetra-
tors are now under bail Tor sWindling.
girl who had Personated material z ID
spirits testified that she was 1irst
thoroughly taught to talk with German
accent, Tor the character OF d G9I man
boy. Next, she mastered the lrlsn
Drogue, and appeared i'll the seanCes as
au lrlsh Sirl. She also performed as a
QIakeress. She dressed III the cellar of
tie house for these different persona
tons, and got into the cabinet through a
cleyerly concealed trap-dO0r.
Sac mad natural aptitude for MIN
lcry, and was very successful in Qecely-
ing the believers, Bliss, The medium,
SAT tied IN the cabinet during the per-
iormances, bu. his wife anu James Har-
rIsOn persunaLed Il great variety OF ma
JerlaIlzeu lorms. HARRISON went on the
stand AS witness, ana testified that
the seances were very prof able, until u
medulesome reporlet exp bSGd them.
Harrison mad the advantage OF eXpe.
rlence in variety show, aud was able,
with wigs and oLher appliances, TO ap-
pear as sllngy neWsDOy, an ludlau
and a negro. PnllaGetphlA Spirltualists
were generally deceived, AMI some Of
them were sure they recognized thel
dead friends and relatives III tue persons
whom tuey saw III the u.m light.
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prosperous condition than at any time
for wears past.
A proposition of the Cincinnati Col.
lege, owning the building, for The re-
moval OF the Library and the cancella-
tiOn OF the lease was read. The Library
Association, when he building was TO he
erecled years ago, furnished 1000 10
aid in that purpose, the consideration
being the perpetual lease OF the rooms
now occupied by the Library, to be used
only Tor suoh purpose by the Assocla-
tion, and, if given up under any con-
sideratiOn, the College to have the first
privilege ofpurchase at $4,000.
Now the Association show decided
opposition TO surrendering their beauti-
fully arranged rooms for $40 900 or even
$36 900, which the College Trustees, who
have been anxious for some time that
the Library vacate il terms could be
made, have now come forward aud Of
fered. No positive action has been TAX
en-, but it is safe prediction that no
onange will be made.
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passed 10 the large hall, and music an d
dancing closed tho delightful affair.

passed 10 the large hall, aud music and
dancing closed the delightful affair.
A LIVELY row occurred about O'Clock
this morning at Jordan's saloon, corner
OF Third and E IN streets. The chief
participants were Tom Coleman, Toney
Gulllolle and Toney Cunningham. Blood
flowed freely for short time, when OFF,
Ger DOnelly arrived OH the scene and
succeeded in marching Gu lfoile to the
Nlnth-Street Station. A crowd Of about
forty hung around for some time. Gull
foile was up in the Police Court this
morning and hal his case laid over un-
iii October 10. Bail $500.
THE Forest Park Company filed its
certificate of incorporation in the Re-
cordePs office yesterday. The company
is organized Tor the purpose of purchas-
ing, constructing, using aud maintain
ing building OF buildings to he used
for hotels, store-rooms, manufacturing
Establishments, hospitals, tenement
houses, etc. The capital stock is $780,
900, divided into two classes OF shares Of
500 and 5000 each. Joseph f. Wright,
Jonathan TAFT, G. ii. Burrows, Edward
Cooper, l.. III. BlaKem re, Ftanc.s Ferry
and A. ). Futon are the inoOTporators.
OVER the wires comes The announce
ment that Archbishop Purcell, VINO ls
on a visit to Siuney, has been most cor
daily received. He was met at the de-
pot by band Ofmuslc aud escorted to
The Holy Angels Catholic Churoa, where
he conf med fifty young people. High
Mass was sung ut 10 O'CLOCK yesterday
morning by Father Qaatman, assis ed
by two brothers, one U. wuom Is associ-
ateu Win the Archbishop, and the oIher
a priest al Marion, ONO. The school
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Exposition OF 1919,

The agItated question III connectlo II
with an Exposition for 1878, is, What
shall be the nature Of the buildings
The Music Hall Trustees have declared
that they will accept only tirsl-olas s
bulldIngs, oil II handsome and permanent
character, alongside the great Music
Han, lor exposition purposes. Mr.. Reu-
ben H. Springer mas proposed that II
$lOO, 900 lor suCn wing bulldogs snail be
raised he will give $4,000. lie thinks
that $l50, 600 will answer 10 place here
all the buildings necessary, anu OF The
best kind. Mr.. O.nabel's proposition is
TO raise the cash, making a contract with
the subscribers 10 reimburse them ou
of the profits of five annual Exposltlons.