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, 1877-09-11

ths1Hl men who lift camp with us. our party
now consisted of eighteen ,n:uncnf As night
came IN, made n hrieE ss'rl II etrerl to tho
poor fellows. showing them our plan. whirit wns
tn drive our horses rs far nt VIC could, killing
them for ttsetr bf,Nl wien rrftutr.f; nr,tt, By
travelling by night nntl rrsting by t1sy thus
avoiding tho fntensc hcat},. c1rlraror to r'acl'
lerehatmc, to fnl wat:s, T. and nd siso run q cl'ance
from thu 'tnrt. :" soa1,c " * the mcn % nnier. der.
asnod me, and said they wsutl follow. At this
ca,mp e, being utterly exhausted, We abandoned
taking oar guns sas,s pistols IN ease ne we're at-
tarkc mud also to csiabtc III tn ksll lffaloct for
their hoMl. Every horsc wc Ind, but tTn.
finally !M dropped dead before we We left
t9s 2set t'"9; lad ''' 'o.: Is eap'' s orr Ms'" s9. @
(niy second ono dropping .1cnl hcre>, We mount
Cd rask:tn,slrs, and tho tnen followed us on
foot. w left camp ats o'clock NJ nlrht. md
VIC were marching along, Wc ca,nc ncr0ss
wlnt 8cc11,ul nnnht wngo,l.tratt. As soon ~ saw
IT, and had hoscfnly traselet tt little way, Il
t,cc1'src! to inc wl.cro NC were. at nslce tt,atln
life. The Captain anu travelled some five miles
on that blessed trail, ani finally reached Double
Lake, completely exhausted. We fnnnd hero
W. l,al misec!i. anl Immediately started
them out with rantccns Of watcr for
thelr suffering romrasIys. Our loss on the
citlzen died; ant. twtnty.tllIee tsoyernrncnt
l'orscs ant tour mules. At Double Lake Wy
ea.nc across Capt. Lee, Of our regiment md
etuven Toukawn Indian keauts, s,-thc relief party
sent from f.1t Conche III tcareh of i,R. THIS.
sugpo.r, Will fl measure account for tho state-
,uc,tts in the Eastern tmprrs {stncc seen hy incl
TINT NC wcre attacked 'y tnllns, nntl l'clnE MI
nearly tlea,1,--our horses quttc so,-hah been
n'assaerc'l. Thc exaggerated reports abnat us,
It scems, were circulated ty sotuo Of the men
left tehtntt, who managed tn reach water first,
atul, believing .ls all .Ic,nl, ca1Hc intn tuMcl,o
nnt told the etorcs that have since hccn 9nsi
dear wife, at the furt, nf her reason.
, 1877-09-11

With them, he answcrctl With considerable
ponposity;
"f shall nnpcar IN o.Ie Of them thls very
afternoon. AMI regularly thereafter III cath."
"lloi ir,! lln!'' they sncerct, "L,lt han't srNi
Inst 1tlnctg on The etytc. t1nu9f,i YOU'VE ntE,is
!ookrtl M lncan anil ragged as my Of u.s.. anil
nnw all to a,lye yu.i bugtn to prauco around ntid
w rnr rpltart.H
"yc., md MI to once my sister ls going to get
matrfrel and nlI to ul.ce the oil 1aty 1s n,ught
Il sewing lnnelino and lg aetor1liun u, trust;
atnt nil tn onee tlai has been IN three 'r,''t"rs
iaFlcs, aud is fixing things to run for Constablci
a,aa oil to o1.re I'm going to keep up my cMl VI
aac family Il takes my list dollar, and that's
wl2& atiA ine ~
, 1877-09-11
Another Letter from Mrs, c. ErapL

~. nApwAr-K!nd SIR take tho liberty e s'tlts55
y"n aEnn he.!h !! greatly sed J.! ne esni1 1
E9nn anI the fourth u nraIy DtopsY Il gone o1a
III sq.: ss III. I'll saes y
" %SnsrtIl s,n e9rs s3.r sa!;ne is. donG ios e.
aa!ts au1lrs ttun ths plsee, Your. win rtlrpG' tlpG'
fat1Abla a4lr. and vefJ benevolent. bht has ~ -
t,lsAne u sclnx u!AnJ bottles Of the eso1elt IL
druggists Of AMn ArtuF, 10 perso14 Rd3tcel Mtta ts
nal fluloss. We have heard uf tou,a wonderful ~
ctfeeted ~ H. Your respectfully.
Ann Arbor, Mich, Aug. ID. ls7S.
, 1877-09-11

MA.
Hpeet" tn'pa'en =, a. 70 M tribune.
WAstliNoToS' u. C'' Sept. fo.-Thc decision
Of the Fisheries Commission sitting Mt Iiatlnx
hy which the clalm Of tho Canadian CoYcrn-
tncot for comncn.ation for tiIn nrivficro ~,
''snt 'ot .o''II''nas'"t .o1 t',o p'l'hese ac'
corded 10 american neheftl'cn ot transslllppinS
satCocs nn'l buying ba1t, icr, md supplies III
Dominion porta, l,as been excluded, Is couslt1-
cred fn Washington Is Il substantial trtumpi,
~ ,+a .,n..t..., ..,,.s,.t MI. III. ~.
lo' ti'o A''ef'ea'' eo""se'' t".n ~ e'a''i was ~
oest q must prepoatesous one Inc purchase OF
ks MI I ther @ traJe a utna1v M u tnnefriat @ siks
IN tl,o nco,as II tl,at country rs we'll "a 10 IL,
n,,'a w. ri ~ 49,. ~, So. ~ -" ~.
fishermen OIL inc ohltca STATES VINO make thc
purchases, anil tllc right tn conduct trhte III
lts kind yas not rleht which It ssas necessary
fur the United States to SECURE for its citizens
l,v mems ~ n irro,v Tho counsel for I'm
Iy "ea's VI u treaty. 4Io eounse. roF Luz
Canadian uovernmcnt hrc placed III rather
AN EMBARRASSING POSITION
by tlts drcisiop. They argued very
.ironp,v that thu nr,vt]crc rcfcrrc.1
at""S'' WV N',
10 u tfahsh'Pp'ng eargoes nut. purel'as~
itg baLt and supplies was ono OF tho rrln~
, 1877-09-11

-----1.- .---.----
THE COURTS.
,,......,,.. ,...-,,.--r,,,.... -. -.
Proceedings Yesterday =Pfvorcoa' Hank
| r.. r"ptet"'' E1c.
Two unfortnnates, one husband the other .
l1rntlon. Yesterday. The man. Apkn Zondcr-
ho ,ts "ny, K sr, ranf. % S vI
fIannnh l.. rcp,ers, IA ,ltsrustrl because her
1..n.s,', ,,,a,af, !. - ~ t,,c lan,, ~ ,to,.,na
.osu, ~, - :, )" s"o ".vso ~
uflIhk u'a tue" uaA1"s ~ NOV III uepPe1 4os !'cF
and thu four green Peppers wi'am she ltas
borpo him, She l,as l,ccn supporting him md
tho children for several years past, md sho
thinks M i,s il now old enough 10 support himself.
| Judgo Moore yrslerdny granted i dcerco of
| Jtyprco tu Honhla II. Held frum Frederick L.
Held on tho grouu,l Of adultery; 10 Ella Car
r,1, frn,, :1.1,n T,rr,,,l mn thc crn,,nI ~ crn.
Fo!1 lto'h snl'a eas1o''' oa Nv s'"",'a u e8u-
e'sy' ~ .haFtha 3asiaase's lFo'a "o'iata 'oaan-
sen. on ths ground Ut drunkenness md cruelty;
and 10 Catllarlna Bcutlcr fFom John Beutles, On
account OF iiis descrtl''i.
u , ITEMS. ,,..
| Thu Federal Courts laye adjourned until
M0niay next.
Tic arguments II the state Savings Bank
case on tttc tttoton lor tcSrtscf aru sce tdF ~
q. Ill. to-day before Judge Williams,
| llcnrY y. narllug, Ut New :lersey,- Ahncr II.
Davis, of NV iork, an;i =. u. Mhhdcll, Ut
aralnst John I. Long aud i. ". iiyna,!. JF:,
trustees, to fott1oto tsMst1teel for .! 600 on
part of t.lock 4:I Of the Catui 1rustccs' sub1l-
yIsion u the v. ! 81 sec. 'Gt II.
Elizabeth +. Pierre, Frederick q. lioyt, i.ola,i
| 4. itohf!!son, slMnn Str1tters, y; u; Foster,
Cimrles Jcinlck, Z. L. Luck, anl Z. +. lloyt to
ssssso ssisfsss sF;fss ~ s 4 f; k Ss 9 n c as
pcntrr'a Addition to ChlcnEo, being OH tito
southwest corner OF ita1doIp(l aud sanganlot'
streets. -
)an1el s. Pratt ltctl III! ngalhat lfeUrEu IL.
Drew, J. J: H0o'lrlcil, Mary, =. anil Levi ].
t3D0tlrfcl, K l.. tJctktns, am .luIh ". s1arslt
% forse1oss n trust.,fccd for $500 on
suhiot > ri Drew " pruWsra subdivision of
LOIS ~ a'itl II. anu the = oi hut lv uE :. ".
at'u y, =. tasifftteil. sabuati"!oh u bt0eK it
Motrfb' suts!lvision Of thu W. n vi tho 5. ". II
ot see' 49, 81 IT..
! u HANknufIGf NAT!KR9.
John D. Ja1'.et, "f !, MhItorak, oglo County,
found an unsutpAssable 10 t,asln between hts debts
4nd asset: ycstcruay, nhu sntVen the a!tlicnlty
| by going into bankruptcy: tin f'as s48tal5 OF
| uc'ta. lnS Assc4s N:leihk VI i'utcs ahs onen
aceoaats, etI.o': IVY hofsGs te att WAGON. Us;
ferrcd to Register CEatn; ..-...
JuEn W. hFke also iu4IoWea i'll the satne n1l-
iow cp Il. " syrosofs ss Pa.ier t ts
| ~. " aaias 1Df 91tli: Nesaon ": 1iuRhet,
t.V3.E: Gnes1es hsnleY. sSni atNl west ~
At.lress, *N. sl'spettslon % q payment u gom-
| :, lhe HFuwh y tah AfeaalG ManutactnF1hE
| oonpaHs WIS auja"!eateu panhsnpt 9I de1aa!t'
a'E! Waffnht shaep ,tetu1,iao!q vct; ~
| Edward !ienpstcsa, 4, VIZ aplotntcd Provisional
AFs,.ntc " r..",i - ~ III ,.,' ~ s.. ss.'.,
-, c1isa Wi1ts q: tsv,s"a' i, 81s ap'0'a'ea Assignee
| b.,.... I.,,t,t.,s ..n. nr,,,t,i
, 1877-09-11

The Qamerons could nut atIurl to oppose
S&st9 election. The defeat would hAsa bcen
CHARGED to Than, anl they did nut wish 10 take
such responsibility This only chance the lle-
publfcaus have uf carrying tcnn1Jlyanla depends
IN their maintaining q uutted ttunt aud lne ony
possibility VI aA"u lay 10 tnaossi1y the President.
-Ntw luFx u<fu{4 tlA4.AI
, 1877-09-11

t If .e s nn rS
br scYcntccn lnrgt pictures. III addition t" tho
Turnlay cScninc lcrinrcs, one VI the courte will
be E1ycn next Sunday night IN 'Thc Bible tic
Whri Of God" Tic other tortcs arc: *'Ihc
Bible the Word Of Gss!," continued; "TAo
nooks Of the Dible,' Reasons for Bible Kca,1-
tnE,n Relish for 1}EE|c Kca,lEnE.'' "Afethols OF
Bible ltcatltrg'' These lectures wcrc originally
riyen At Chautauqua suntlay. .sct,ooI Assembly,
anil The suntia5-se.'ool Parliament, and are re-
peatca In Chicago BY request.
, 1877-09-11
DROWNED.

Vk9P7St7S
DETROIT, Aiela, brpt. 1Q-Georxs KheinhaS,lt
fell iuto tho river to-day aud stuck in ths mud
Ut the bottom, whkh he1d lin, in isisl grasp
Until hs was drowned lie IVES uudcr water
less than four ulinuirs, aixl was still aiye whrn
hFs u ht to laud, but died hrtofc resuseita&iuu
eousI bs brought about.
NEW ioAK, Sept. lO.-A boat containing
thscc boys Nus run down by the Terry -boat Rus
lyns n NeiA RiyC1. to-day. Ali dsvxAcu.
, 1877-09-11
OBITUARY.,

ATLANTA, Ga, sept l0.-DE. James r. Boze-
man, Assistant State Treasurer, died to-day
after two days fllnass.
PHILADELPHIA, ~, Sept. 1Q.-Tho Board of
announcement Of the death Of William Nichol-
SOD, J1., = tneMbcr.
, 1877-09-11

Nt4ToIs fFf< Ffs1s.
Tim, The newstot, was tc.:n coming out OF
stofo the other day With box uf tsa;xF cs}lafs
n bis hand, aud, two or thrcc Of hts asso lAtea
sert very iuquisiAvs w to What he sneaut u do
, 1877-09-11
THE COUNCIL.
Illegal Discrimination by the st. Paul
Railroad to Be Investigated.
Tho bills Incurred During tho Strike
Ordered to ile Paid.


Tho bills Incurred During tho Strike
n.,..., \. NJ nj,
.r,,n r,.,. o.- 49,, ~. ,. .,.,,
,aatno w ~. 3 "rn:,,r 1'" 49,, 10 ,,e', ,rs. tv"
nss1mE s, ,ast evening, Al"' took pfes"a't'
a Communication was rccetyed from tho
Mnvor. M the lcn, 1T TIN n.norttncnt of
puili,. wnrk, ..s,ino tho+ ~, ,,r,,cr If :frnc
-, VIII ',''s '.'u utos. :" "a'le
son OF, wactlng'ttouGl,s hc not enforced, Inter-
fcre, with previous ordinances on tl,t. xubJcet
Tho lax q, ii ,,al bccn deemed couttohIc ami
,,"...n.. o,,, .,,o l,r,,n. ~ ,,,s ., ,s',,,
neeee""5' a"a sas e1..s' ot s"he - eaIf1e" MI"
IL INC f1ea th"t tac eohnca1 Judged 1t ocst 10
either make no assessment, or tint the aAscss-
mrnt SHOULD he less tl.a1, 4t. In view Of this
cculflcs lcsscca Tho ordinances. Tho Mayor
s.a"".s.,as ~. ~. t,a.,..nu ~ .'a,o. 80.
ors'cr proVitlinH That no ~htcrlnE-srouglls, 50
placed rs to bc acvcss'hlu to tho public and
iny,tfnu pub,tc ,,sc. sha, be supntcf with watcr
trr., IT, t,,. .,r-i.. trt.,,,,,. ,>n.,..,,
t. ."" .t.a I,.t ,, ""r t,r ""s "ssa"as pes"
''oi.' 1hc ""ltl-o'"sft hnu ~ hsseSsafh1
inat!c therefor of m amount not less than -
lolars per aut,,lln, at tic discretion III The De-
partmca. Of Public Works. The co,n,,unlca-
- 10, we "e;"",p""eu " leuet rum M ~
= WOODWARD, Assessor ~ wafer -Ratca. scet}"
itcnjlits thu tnYfrH Of t11c tr0fir1a. Thc %hO1e
subject .yos rcf.r.s,1 t., III" f,oumtitco ~
1tt,~ a,,,, ,n".,., .,,a .,n'to, ,n,n. for nar.
Monday cscning at o's'tek.
Several ordinance, were passed providing for
the 1aylnr of skuc,yulks and ltlinr M strI.cts,
Thcpnly iva streets Of ntly particular tmn,,r-
frDm t}ukiry avenue tu Cu1nnbr,i ayr,,,,,.. nn
NIarls street, from sttchitun nycruc to Market
street.
Ali. Lu1,1inr nrc,rrfrd mn ordinance prnv,1.
tnr tint Il rinil t,u nnw fiji ior MY nli,ltc i
movement, tr cpst o! wt,tctl ID to exceed taH,
Ia be tnnIt, until nr,,,Nsals arc legally ntiycr.
tisci aUl tt,c contract nw,rt!eI to Tic lUwcst
to the Committees On Streets and Alleys Of tho
, 1877-09-11
SPENCER SAILED FOR EUROPE.

QrxBEc, Sept. lo-la y. spencer, Tue ab-
keDn.llug President Of tho lllluo[x Slate Savings
Institution, " believed by Quebec DETECTIVES to
have sa!led from thls port " sue lst ln4t " =
mall steaiuer.
, 1877-09-11

!shrriat EHfrafrk to Tar Tribune.
GnANp MrtDs, Mtct,, Sept, to.-YestcrtfaT
memorial services were held In tho Division
strcet N. E. Chursb for the members Of tho
Conference who hare dictI during The past ycar.
They were exceedingly impressive and heanti-
ful, and called cut m !mmcnte crowd Of per-
tons.
To-Day Bishop Merrill presided at tho regular
business session of the Conference. the Rev. G..
Z. Oils beginning the exercises with religious
services.
The Conference decided that The judgment Of
the Stewards In REGARD 10 tic clatals Of tho
willows Of deceased ministers mud others be tho
Judgment Of tho Conference.
Tho memoirs Ut tho late Icrs. George u.
1ocelyn, Jamcs 1ialin, II. rcntled and David
Buol's, DECEASED during thc past ycar, vera re-
fcrred to committee to prepare t!.cm for pub
l!cation In tic minutes Of the Conference.
The Conference decided that the Dctrnit nnl
tho Michigan Conferences should not BE- held at
the sanlc tHo each year, as it Is desirable that
all Of the members Ut each who cau sl,nll attend
both Conferences.
The 1scv. l.. II. riske, D. D., tho now Trcss-
dent Of Albion College, addressed tho Confer
cncc in rcganl to tho condition mud affalrs Of
that Institution, ut tho conclusion Of which n
resolution was adopted extending the greeting
AMI support 0f tl,e Conference to him.
Lhe disciplinary questions III Wsro resumed, Be.
0f each preacher cIatlInetl?"
Lansing, BiE 1lapfds, n,,l tarunI Trayersc Dis.
tricts were then made ly tho Presiding Elders
thereof. Thu rruaehers III thDse districts r.
ported their COLLECTIONS, mud thctr characters
The following is tho list Of tho district re-
ports: ..
Grand Rapids District includes twcrtY-cirht
charges. Tia only one Of tho clergy of t'ie
.listrct who died WIS thu Rev. Jaes llnlin, 0f
sffi.ilcviitc, who left widow and children, who
tncc. itaru f!1uca have ai1eetctl tho churches
tho pnst yeaF, but, utter alf, they
havc prospcrct1 70 n guNtfy degree In niate-
rial ami spiritual DIRECTION. Cazcnovta is
finishing new church, which It will pay fur as
inst ns II 10 eomplctetl. byron tcntre has IL
new parsonage, making twenty in thu distrIct
l,ow. Salaries liavc been vcry we'll pail iplce.l,
-prooab!!y would All l!aye. becn paid, hal tl,c
as this in the ycar. start has been mule for
there. auu there Il II lot fut church. The tlls-
trict WIS bunfc1scd With debt some years sLncc,
The Rey. Thomas Clark wus placed oil the
sulmrantniated list,
loNin District 3lAs received nearly THOUSAND
m new ,nsm,srs the {.ast y;ar, thu ELECTS i very
lIstreas, aud so,nu salarles hayc nut
been we'll 7,ai.l, Three uey cfurclcs
llave been built, ono at Lee Valley.
eost!ng y 100: otse it Eaes i'lalns for $sID. mil
*i,OD Oh tho las.- Tho l.owci Churrf, liat
l,,tn extensively repaired. Building nnd rr-
pa!ring churches anil building parsonagcs l,aa
rost si3,a50 during the yrar, and almost s37, QUO
IN tic past four yrays, a,I 1000 ayv bcr1, nltlc
to Lie churrhcs III tint time. '''
The Roy. @. 4. fshI11!rs. NJ fis f1tstrjet wna
, 1877-09-11

Avn Axuoa. Mich. Apftl "a fa75..-ps. RapKtf-
Kind VII, have been tskinR your 1se.9lttnt, ltsT
!ataE rls and s!ao nainE the scAJ 1tetf tSat e =
hoB4ce1 tucufalG. - -. -. ''.
! hry wurr Ike knots on = trea. W weiRbt ~ y
tUuaas *hsn s9mmeneed with your feuie1tee =
~ Rone yet bars t4keh tWontJ. four bottItt etM r.
totssnt ntns of Relief md twent{ fou! tuslEeto y.
{uuf 1ook "F4l1e and True"
Mis-. G. KlsAP7.
, 1877-09-11
Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

Urinary and Womb niseasra. Grnycl, pIasclca nsosF
suppaxa of WAFER. lAcuntlnnat1 Ut urlne, l'rlxsEt
brGkAnat 4epos!lA q ts watsr Ii thick. cludy. Mild
w,ta sasancst Se ~ watg IT ~ eE q thfE. y
anSS ani rait1 ote :suss dsposs aud when thsrs
taln In Tho kpa&Ii Of The kak and 2iorix iht Iunk
, 1877-09-11
Tumor Of Two1vo Yoars' Groxtt
Curod by Radway's Rosolvont

pk, KAnwAr-f hsYa lad oynstan Tun,or II II
III sfs e s aSst' III ;ass
sui thaa.ht woH!u try III hIt haI no fallh JUL y
s..su bud suffered fuf twulss ynar4. iovk il bsa
st4ss u your tsady cltsf, saa thers i nos tttta
happler than have fvF twelve yv.fs Ths wors lasA
waa u r. lutt sids ef !he ,,osvis over thn gro:h
rutttah u 4 you Ctlooae. HANNAH +. KAAPe
, 1877-09-11

FEVEn AND AGuE cnrcd for 20 cents. Their IL VI
remedial agent In this world tint viii euro FCyrr ~
Ag,tc md nil 1her slhlarfu ltItos scnrict, TynbM
YELLOW, and nt her toycr1 tai1tl lTY ltAUWAY'Hlfs
per GUtt1c.
, 1877-09-11

aAE&F hAAk IhAAA III eUAk-pGCkEk ltk<| my
! mouth wpA unsbsu IL 1issolye 1t tn orlcr to
swallow it. During this time, whIlu lying OIL
tha ErouuI. utlc vi my private horses &!lt,we.l
signs u exhaustion, s,nggsred aud iell; 10, III
Drler 10 relieve tAe nleA, haa LIS thToat cut,
aud tho hluo4 distributed amongst them. Thu
biJod. aud. though it. Aided for u tins to rc-
lfcye our tntchso suffering, nevertheless In
u short titte VIC Wess In wot4e s,i,ditlon
than bcfOrc, for tho hutscs. having suffered 50
much sfoLu thirst, u we'll as w. their bxxi
l,atl naturally lsccu1aD diseased A,l ~ VIZ la4l
pastaken freely, NJ were suon attacked with
''blild s!aggsss." with the satae sy.uptous ~
the lorses. We left our resting place at il
o'cfovk Oh tho night Ut July - aud marxi.eI
until 10 o'cl'nk t'4s next nloEnug, w'4s!,, owing
tu lll1 ntensu heat, our furnished cultiitiuu, vi
| ut.s'uus Vt want Vi fukl aud wafer tfort al-
though Wy llaA plcnty VI rations with us, nut
nAe hiouthfui could We swallow; tried u to
| NJ by soaking bareback III h0rses blood, an.l
| nlaatleate u that WY, Tut neaJly strap@lrd la
ttr Al'cInpt}. and the tast tllat tho horses we're
gastl,E ont, vs,e h1 11lc, We la4l slnwn Un tho
| upcn praiIte, snd esllcayogc1 To 0btafu such
SHELTER lfum thf lrartu! heat ~ wuolcu blan-
kst thrown over 4 small mes4uIt bush you'd
rL!., Oh. fourth day wItbou, water, was
dreadful. 4 picture Of the internal segions,
| aau tha rtch ul1ll heEEtuK for drop Of natcf
! ~ eoul Ills tongue could not lluvu been ,nurc
fully portrayed, ~ u his agony, than !. ws4 IL
death azounl us. hor.e. failing 1rs1 IL tbs ilvhl
alM lcfti tic esaxcd survivors of our ucn aEht-
ing each ba uetxhbor tur the tlu&>l uf The hofxcs
~ the anilnaas' thsoats we're cut. Prayers,
curses, aud huwlA VI almuisl iuteEuiuglcd ea1ua
u une's eass from every disxtiou There xxt
| ncScr h drop fur VI. CA yoa wuud.r
that thu mjnl4 of tbs mrp, uId:r the
e:FSums1.nees ga'e WIZ, aud ihat lu-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-17
church services ro-Morrow.

The folio aing notices are inserted free Of
charge. We request that officers Of churches.
who desire so to do, will furnish us, on Sat
urdays. With brief notices Of services in
their respective places Of wOrshipl;
Linden Street Christian chureh-sunday-
school at Q an. Communion service at 10 go
am. Preaching by David Walk at HIS am.
No night service.
Central MsthOdist Church, Union street.
Services at 11:Oo am By Rev. J. D Stewart.
Sunday-sehool at 3 am.
Central Baptist Church-SecOnl and Beal
streets = Services at IL ain. and 1880 pm.
by DR.. Landrum. pastor. sunday-schoOl at
$3.50 lam.
St, Lazarus lEpiscopaO Church, Madison
strest-Sundsy-school at $3.50 an. Services
at am, IL 90 a m. and 1880 pm, by Rev.
Chas. G. Parsons, rector. Seats free.
Grace Church. fernando street, Rev. J.
Carmichael. rector. Seats free. Sunday
school at 300. Morning prayer and sermon
BY the rector at II I'm. Leaten services daily
at $3.50 a.m. and 1880 pm.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-17
Crime.

Three little girls ran away from the
house Of the Good Shepherd on yester-
day, and being induced to get into a
hack by some men were made drunk.
They were OF last put out Of the hack,
and wandered about town. One Of them
was picked up yesterday afternoon by
the police, but the others have not as yet
been arrested, nor have either Of the
men who were guilty Of SO grave an
oGense. All the parties guilty should
be arrested and punished to the extent
Of the Law.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-17
Attachment Notice.,

Before Geo. D. Crockett. J. P. for Shelby
county, Tennesss a-U. Gailena, h.. Solari
NJ. R1achester, Q. Q. Gross, Il. q S. Gross
VS. V. ANGELA.
.VNTHEsEC CAUSES ATTACHMENTSHAY.
ing been sued out under %seetion $3.50 Of the
q, dc "a Tennessee, and returned levied upon
~ property Of the defendant. and affidavit
hav. 'ng been made that tho defendant is
iode, Nted to plaintiffs 9. Galleua in tbe sum
~ Z y 80; l.. Solari, US NJ. Roaohesier, $751;
O. q. [ 'ross. sl4.2s; II. 4 S. Gross, sl9.fl, due
by aces unit; and that these claims are Just,
ond ina : the defendant is n non. resident OF
State of tennessee; It is therefore ordered
thai the NNd defendant make his personal
Hppearanee before Geo. =. Crockett, } p, oh
Anil ID 1877. II 10 o'clock AM. at his office
No. 2g5 Main street, in tho city Of Memphis,
Tennessee, an defend said attachment
~ tba same will We proceeded with OK psrte ;
and that d oony Of this order be PUBLISHED once
n week FOR four Qnsecntive weeks In the
Memphis Public Leo, YER.
This 9th day Of Mar N, l8d.
s-M.9O-25 dEo. b. CROCKETT, up.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-17
THE CITY /.
MEMPHHs:
Saturday evening. March II, 1877
water VS.. WhIsky Power.

A good joke is told on a prominent
civil engineer who. when the water. works
Of an Alabama town we're out OF order,
periodically offered to solve the mystery
and arrange the disordered works. When
he successfully accomplished the work
the town council, by way of recognizing
his laudable efforts, passed a resolution
unanimously donating him a water priv
lege for his residence for Eve years free
of charges. On being notified of the
distinguished but unexpected honor be
gravely responded in writing, thanking
the town fathers for their grant, but sug.
gested that he would be willing to ex
change the five years water privilege for
one year. privilege of free whisky at any
leading saloon that they might in their
wisdom and experience suggest.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-17
street Car CivIi-servIee Reform.

The LEDGER inaugurated q civil SER
vice reform in street railroad matters on
yesterday. Early this morning hands
we're employed in cleaning of the side
walk and street in front of the Main
street stables near Beal, aud on one
passing cara change of drivers took place
without stopping the lightning express
train; we believe railroad men call this
making a T" running switch" Three cars
went by without stopping to swap mules.
We like to give credit where such is due,
and hasten to record the reformation.
We give all due credit to the monopoly
for this first step toward repentance, and
hope it will rot grow weary in
well doing. Now let the Eve ceut fare
be inaugurated, let the company
repair the streets within it's tracks
and for two feet outside tho same, and
run the wagons in the interest and for
the accommodation Of the people resid-
ing along the different lines, and we will
have but little more to say; but, until
these necessary reforms are brought
about, the LEDGER will continue to op
pose the wrong-doings aud short-eomingl
of this corporation,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-17
LEGAL.
Attachment NOtice.

Before j.. S. Galloway, Justice of the Peace
for Shelby County, Zen n.-Thomas Warren
to use of VIM. Warren, jr,, VS.. Berry & 20
TN THIS CAUSE AN ATTACHMENT
L having been sued out under section $3.50 OF
the Oooe Of Tennessee, and returned by the
proper officer levied by punishment upen the
property Of the defendants. and affidavit hay
ing been made that the defendants are Justly
indebted TO the plaintiff in the sum OF
4, bout $3.50, due by account, and that
n 70 defendants are non-residents OF the
Sh to Of Tennessee; II is therefore ordered that
the said defendants make their personal ap
near. lnce before me or some other Justice
~ III o Peace on the 18th day Of Anril,
11s77. a u o'clock M, at my Office, No. 27sh
Main street, in tho city of Memphis, Tenn.
and de-. end said attachment suit. within the
time pres cribed by law, or the same viii be
proceeded with OK parte; and that a copy. o.
this order be published for four consecutive
weeks in the Public Ledger.
This Sth dag Of March, 1871.
7-fGig25 J.. S. GALLOWAY, J. P.