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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-28
MAGILLON'S KLEPIOMANIA.

Eugene Mugillon, who, 1t Is said, has just served
year and half tho Island numerous thcits, was
arraignod In the Fifty street Court yesterday
with four five charges of thef preferred against
him. Ann Scanlon, OF No. 232 East Twenty ninth
street. alleged that, while being charitabiy entertained
he stole IRON ner $50 worth OF goods The people
living in No. 1927 East Twentyeght street say lac took
$50 silverware Mrs Holland, OF No. l29 Second
avenue wnom he made believe he was acquaint ted
WITH charges him with walking oil with silver spoons
OF tho value of Sl0 Mr. Lang Of No. 100 East twenty
eighth street, and Howard Spraguc, OF East Long
Branch, claim he stole different articles IRON them.
Two only OF the charges were pressed. Magiilon was
haId In aneW
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COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME conference.-the by Judge West
brook.-lNorlcK Tho calendar OF to-day ~ COMPOSED
OF the unhcard motions of yesterdays calendar
only.l Nos. 20s 2is 225. 23s 2oa, go, 2s6 302 a.
IL ST. ~ ia u.s. ls3 2l0, 2s, ia 2ss 10 26s, 2s6
2Si. 2s7, 200 SO3, 3O6 3o5, 50s. 300
MARINE CouKr-fRiAL TxRa-Parts !. and q -Ad
journed Tor tho term
COURT GENERAL sEssioSs-fart L-Adjourncd
until next Monday Part 2-Hcid by Judge Glider
slceve-ihe People Peter lantz. eloniOus assault
and battery; same vs.. John Drake, grand larceny.
Same vs.. Ann Risenbeischem, grand larceny. same
VS.. George Desnett, Marx Greenbaam, Simon Barnett
and Abraham Barnett, receiving stolen goods; same
Vs. Francis Mccormick, John Daniels, JAMES Lynch
and James Dougberty, homiclde; Same Va Charles
Clark and Charles WinearioD, robbery; Same Va
John Geary, ielonous assault and battery; same VA
Charles Revaria burglary; same VI. DAVID Davidson
and Edward McGco, burglary; Same Va John "allen,
SIMON Abrahams aud Nathan Levy, false prstences;
Same W.. Howard NJ thorp, forgery; same vs. I'D
ward u. Burnett, ial.e token; same W.. Ed~ard :.
Haight burglary: same Vs. Charles Nelson, forgery
Same VI. DAVID j. Hall aud David Marsh, grand lar
ceny; Same vs.. Joseph Keller aud George Ming, ico
NOUS assault and battery.
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

Mr. Dudley Field was yesterday upon consent sub
sttuted as counsel for the New York Elevated Raii-
road Company, suits brought against 1t by John f..
Hartman, John Patten Rufus Story, the Ninth Avenue
Railroad Company, William l.. Shine. Jeremiah "
Spader and Timothy Gallagher
The suits OF Edward Roddy, Patrick Roddy, Sarah
Larsin Mary Murphy, Bartholomew 7. Marley
Christian Kirshncr, James Daily John DAILY
against the Staten Island Railroad Company were yes.
terday discontinued In the Court Of Common Pleas
The suit OF Robert Hare Powell against tho Pennsyl-
wanna Railroad Company and the SUIT OF Morris Levy
against the New York ana Harlem Railroad Company
were also discontinued IN the same court
Edward HERMAN has brought a sur for divorce
against his wife Annie Holman, and u motion was yes
terday made before Judge J. H. Daily In the Court OF
Common Pleas, Tor alimony and counsel ices In her
petition she denies the allegations IN the complaint and
sets up acts of cruelty the part OF her nus
band She states further that he has money IN the
savings bank and SIP monthly salary Us an
engineer. Judge Daily ordered referee In the case.
In the case oil Fuentcs against Alien, already re.
ported in the HERALD, after summing by Mr. Flor.
Leary, the part OF the defendant, and Mr. j. r.
Solomon the part OF plaintiff Judge Sinnott sub
miited the jury about noon yesterday. After
ing locked i've O'Clock =. NJ. and then having
failed agree verdict, the jurors locked up
for the night unless they should find sealed verdict
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBER

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs.
BY Judge Wcstbrook
Miller vs. Elmenger. Motion denied.
By Judge Donohue.
Watson VS. Reily.--Grunicd
SUPREME CoUET-- SPECIAL TERM
BY Judge Van Brunt.
The American Female Guardian Society va Tho
Mayor, &c.-Findings settled.
BY Judge Van Worst
Power Cassidy-Fndings settled.
MAXINE COURT CHAMBERS
BY Judge Sheridan.
Griffin vs. Bradley 1.-TWO motons); Boyd vs. Rcming-
ton Sewing Machine Company; Fisk vs. Shiele Whit
temore w. GOocock; Lyon W.. GanerseIl; Meyor-ys
Brennan. Motions granted
Traube, Jr,, VS.. uaut0n-MOtion to vacate order of
arrest granted with $lo costs to abide evont
Rollins VS.. Reilly Motion to order Of arrest
granted.
Rothschild vs.. SeeDackor.-Motion denied, with $40
COSTS.
Siloerman Vi. Cohn.-Motion to vacato order OF ar.
rest granted, with $40 COSTS
Giailorcnzo W.. PriorL-Defendant discharged
MARITIME vs.. Wagner.-Reierred to Wm Mex. MARITIME
Wigntman Ovcrheiser; Burr w. Same; Camp
bell W.. Young; Bornquc vs.. Crstc; Jacoby w. Jones:
Ranilscr vs. Murdock; Kelly w. Norton Manton vs.
/. Mott Iron Works Dick; Tho Board OF Co,nmis-
s,oners uf Charhcs W. Quinn; Mattiage VI. Wood:
Barnes vs.. sherman; Frank VS.. Casker Orders
granted.
penny vs. The Hudson River Manufacturing Com
pany Order settled.
Wehlc vs.. Rcdch; Cherry vs. ward.-orders
granted
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THE NAVARRO CLAIM.

According to arrangements between counsel tho
Navarro claim should havo been practically decided
yesterday, but at twelve O'Clock, tho hour to which
the reference had been adjourned, Judge Porter was
busy with other matters, and further adjournmons
was had until two o'clock AT that hour Tweed and
his William NJ, Jr., escorted by Deputy Sheriff
McDonigal, arrived, and were shown into u private
room. Judge Porter and the counsel on either slde
(Judge Emott aud Mr. A. j. Vanderpoel Tor the claim
ant and Corporation Counsel Whitney and Mr.. Bangs
Tor the cty repaired to another private and
tered into consultation with closed DOORS promising
admit the representatives. OF the press the
examination should DO commenced. Two hours later
tho doors were opened, and the announcement
made that tho case had been again postponed Tor two
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MARRYING ON CONDITIONS.

In Marine Court, Chambers before Judge sheridan
yesterday, motion MADE TO vacate order Of
arrest against Charles Brodbeck. The defendant
held default OF $4,000 bail Tor alleged breach OF
promise OF marriage 10 Catharine RebeE The motion
TO vacate the order was made ON tho ground that
defendant had always been ready 10 marry piantin.
but she imposed tho conditions that no change his
religion and Danish his mother. These conditions he
would not assent to- but then ready to marry hor
Internationally. 1t was expected th0 injured
would appear court the afternoon and accept tho
conditions, but she failed " do her couns" alicg
ing that she sick. The adjourned 10
eleven A. NJ. to-day, the defendant being allowed
tho mean limo 10 80 IN the custody Of MS counsel
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rWEEp.s CEEDIToRs.

The sex-Boss'' again broosht prousinsatly ~
fore the courts yesterday IN a sua brought against
him by George W. Butt q creditor Tor $4,000 Tue
before Judge westbrook yesterday. bat was
adjourn cd by consent Tor .ns month The procsedisg
brought under section OF the revised sIssst~s sa
thorIzing any creditor Tor over as Of debtor
sixty days ON confinement 10 petition tor exnDfna
OF the debtor touching his ssscts n creditors
twothirds OF the deUt- unite the ycislon the
Court may grant tie examination, aud on the
itors' allegations thai they tear the al IN
wasted or emDezzlcd, may ordef the dsOtor 10
ignmeDt, and II this ~ satisfactory he MAJ be
discharged. Mr. Butt viii he remembered ths
whllom chief OF the well known stable gang
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A STILL IN A GARRETT

Gu the night OF the 18th Of August last unusually
bright light tho apartments next to the roof Of tho
building No. 262 Greenwich street attracted attention.
and the cause oil an alarm oil fire. When the 1re-
reached the building they went inside pursuit OF
tho supposed fire. They disappointed respect
expected lire, but found bright light in the garrett
a small still IN tull operation. TINS enterprise was
traced TO William Dunden, xho was subsequently, ar.
rested Alter examin ion had before United Statos
Comm issoner Deuel. Dunden has been committed IN
default OF bail to await tho action Of tho Grand Jury
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CONFLICTING STORIES.

Some time since Joseph Roscnblatt, a grocer on
East Broadway was arrested on u charge OF passing
teriet quarters When arrested he arst said no
got them in paymen tor horse, but subsequently,
said the real truth got them from Isadore
Blum. The latter was arrested on tho same charge
and alter an examination was discharged Recently
the Grand Jury found an Indictment against Rosen-
bait and be again brough. up the charge
yesterday. Before Commissioner Deuel. when again
confronted with the charge, ho said his previous story
relation to hav .ng received the counterfeit money
IRON Blum faisehood but further he saith not.
II committed to await his trial IN default Of
$4,000 bail
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COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY, N. ", sept q. 1877.

ALBANY, ". T., sept y, Is1I.
In Court Of Appeals. Thursday, September 27;-
No. 1885, Tho First National Bank OF Oxford va
Wheeler; No. l30, Goodrich VS. Tho same; No. lao,
Mitchell Va. The same; No. Ill, May dale vs. The
Same; No. I42 Hall The Same; No las. The First
National Bank OF New Berlin vs. The Same; No. l4i
Miller VS. The Same; No. las, he Bank OF Cheaapgo
vs. Ihe Samc.-Argument OF these eight cases con.
cluded. Samuel Hand for appellants; Edward H.
Thomas for respondents
No II. Pierce w. Piercc.-Argucd BY w. Gleason
for appellant, J. II. Maynard Tor respondent.
Proclamation made ana Court adjourned
CALENDAR.
The day calendar OF the Court Of Appeals for Friday
September 2S, 1871 Is az follows:-Nos ~, s3, lI3
SyI.. 90 lI7. lIy, las.
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BRIDEGROOM OF A DAY.

Josephine Gale, young lady of nineteen summers
and Gaeor Gale bright young musician, were mar.
RED on FRIDAY last by Alderman Shells The parties
had known each other for SIX years last past. and
thor early friendship had rponod Into lasting alIee
tion. on the day after tho marriage Young
Gale, went down town to attend to soma
business. On his return to tho house of his
wfc's parents, where he went TO live ancr tho wed.
ding, he found his mothornaw stationed al the door
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GENERAL SESSIONS-PARr 2.
Before Judge Glderslccvc.
ALLEGED MALPRACTICE,

In the case oil Benz min j. Harker Enos Eastman
and Mary Downing alias Harkcr. Of No 45 Blocker
street, against wnom indictments have been found for
attempting malpractice on Maggie McI.oon. Mr.. Will
lam +. Howe, their counsel. yesterday made a motion
TO quash tho indictments. He SAID the indictments
were framed under the law of 1872, chapter ISL, sta
tulc passed TO prevent what was known the crimo
OF malpractice. Tho defendants arrested last
week upon the complaint OF Maggie McI.oon. There
was iul examination before Justice Flammer, who
dismissed the IL transpired tina, examination
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THE ACCUSED DETECTIVES.

The charges Of Captain Foley against Detectives
waing and Cain, Of the Tenth precinct, up Tor
before tho Police Commiss oners yestcr-
day. Calmly the advice OF his friends 1t Is claimed
admitted the charges and threw himself mercy
of the Commissioners Not so WalDg. lie proposes
night the charges to the end, ana claims feel
Gdcnt OF the justice OF his case and his ability make
IT manifest The hearing Is adjourned tiil Tuesday
next.
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~" susfas fla sS6 INV ~ ILAsD "N'''
steamship CIR, oF syDShy.....w cd.esday October 10
oso~ins Green. New York.
nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sailing from pie, 81 North River.
.er NORFOLK cnr rolNr sqs RICHMOND. TUES.
So. ss rs@aa a. rs a 1s s
road and With the enp.ny steam as 10 interior
'SswsfaS sd wS,If eros, sc; ~. Norfolk.
LEwEs bel sosDAr ard NJ lIsDAY. a. ar NJ,
S Sif ri .sa o5gRS CRY aud
Passenger accommodation snsurpas.ed
q loses, Is.es la.sr.sse 70 Se,,s.. as Psf esa.
once NO. ie5 Grsen~'eh n Il Nc kADi rrs.ldeaI
NfoK.As's LINZ TO sEw ORLEANS AND rExAs.--
wi fhe steamer. ~i s.li IRON piss ~ No "a River io
LONE ,,s.s direct sp%s 49,
70 Marian. i.sal.iaa. aud fsNa, t-o.s sna hgrs.s
,,e. 70 ss s s rh''sss s' "a -aiss .snsa
Corpas CHRISTI Rockpplt brAfos ssuu Browa.sie.
rssSe ,isssssasss@,.i @as a.ss.ses ii.si.sars ssd
san Anteao railroads freigs i"r - MaSyt snd fci'ea
n.srssss srss,ss saass esa ps,s, 4 sns line
.,r1. o s'.sss .pg', % sooiEr
n. in mAstn AZ ZIP rAs s'S sfbcski dsm
steamers ls cs pa. \. sg s,, E,s,'s'sr
CITY o. xkA.c2 ss''is.s sr,srs., CO.
CRY ~ NV soss' ra@sraaaia ws@se.s.y, oss II
FOR NLKA Cktl AAD AN ONlsnANS.
via avana froFrsso. Campo sehy, IuNpAn ssd tsmpiro
CITY Oh MtAltu. hcintosh .rstardat. Dei y
y. ALLAASDRL A Sons. - aaa ~ nsead-ay,
NEw oKLEAss piKtVf.-fiIE CRuNNLLL LgNE
~ .teatshtp kNickrhhOs ktk saturday. rsstetnhaf
~, ~ O'Clock NJ. irom fief y North hisef
Through bills o. ialing 10 Monte aud principal
Mississippi hlsrf fnf freight
ply 10 CLARK sLAAAN ~ West a.
IIALifAx. \. =. And ~ JOiNs NJ
Ssteamship BEkhIDA Nil isaVe pier ~ North River
TUESDAY. October p ~ ter frieht or passage a..
ply 10 CLARK A SEAsAN. nj West a.
rrEXAs linz FOR gALyk-fON TOgCnINs AZ
hey West RIO DNANDf. Captain halger. ~il sall
SATURDAY. september "a, ~ . q N. freu pief ~ Esst
River fhroush % iragit and hiIis nr gvea
all railroads tho ~tates lnf torpaN Clri.ii.
BraIos santiago, hocSpot and hrowassils Fruisht
passage having saped0r accommodations .upy 10 a. a.
MALLORY Co. iaJ Maiden isne
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL LINZ
~ These first cias. steamships ufi sAA a a. N
pier ~ North River. fo Of Cedar r Havana direct
foliows:-
'uLt ednesdsy utto efS
SATURDAY ottntrf 10
FOR freight aud passage HAVING unssfvssssd accamno
'WM r. CLYDE A co. No Ro~iins green.
hckELLAh. LbLlNo CO.. Agents In Havana
EoE NASSAU. ~ T., NJ. JAGo AND cIfNfu EGos.
IL tuba -kegnsr Mail steamship CARDS. DELFT ~tl
IN. MURRAY. fbHAis co. % south o.
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THK AMERicAS ssriAMsnlr co&rASf
PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL LINE;
The only Transatlantic line sailing under the AMERt
CAN FLAG. Sailing every THURSDAY from PhiiadsL
phiA and EDNEsDAY from Liverpool
THE RED STAR LINE STEAMSHIPS.
carrying the Belgian and United States mails Sailing
every " days alternately from PHI adepha and New York
Direct and only ~
For rates oi passage and other Information apply to
PETER " RIGHT SONS. General Agents.
3O- ainut ST., Philadelph 81 Broadway New York
JOHN MCDONALD. Agent. = Battery place.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
uBkTWtES NEW YORK AND HANRE, VIA Ply
MOUTH company pier AZ North River. foot Of Morton ST.
ST. lAIkENl Laehesnes. Wednesday. Oct. g. L. NJ
LABRADOR, sangiier. Wednesday. Oct IL p NJ
For freight or passage amply to
LOUIS DE BEBIAN. Agent, So broadway.
NATIONAL LINE-PIEkS ~ AND 81 NOKTH RIVER
IN FOR LONDON.
Holland Sat- Sept. % SAN Denmark. Thur Oct AZ M
roh QuEENSrowN AND LIVERPOOL :,
Italy Sat, Sept. 70 AN England sat-, Oct -, ohM
Cabin and Storage and drafts from IL upward
Issued ~ worry low rates Company's Office 90 Broadway
r. W. J. HURST, Manager
MOsT DINtCT AND ECONOMICAL ROUTE TO
NlHoLLANp BELGIUM. THE RHINE, sWITZER
LAND. sc: &C.. VIA ROTTERDAM
steamer 0etooer ~
fhese beautiful s,ssmers carrying tho United States
mail ~ the Netherlands, great favores with the
public.
Trips regular. rates low. comfort and living perfect.
FUJXch .EpyE 4 co. ''' ' L. ". MORRIS,
"a South William st so Broadway
Morris European ENpress).
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COAsrWIsE STEAMSHIPS.
ArIPIU NAIL AND PANAMA TRANSIT srhAMsIiIP

FOR CALIFORNIA. JAPAN. CHINA, AUSTRALIA NEW
ZEALAND. BRITISH COLUMBIA. OREGON. &C.
sailing from pier iaot - Canal 81 Norm River.
For SAN FRANCISCO. via iSfuMCs oF PANAMA.
Steamship CRESCENT Cl1Y...S SATURDAY. september 10
connecting tor Central america and south Pa hc
Prom SAN fHA>cIscO 10 JAPAN AND CHINA,
Steamship AlsAShA -. lhursiay October III
From SAN FRANCISCO 80 SANDWICH ISLANDS
AUSTRALIA AND NEw ZEALAND,
steamship cir, Of SYDNEY " sday October 10
For height and passage Apply a, eompsa,s ofce.
ii xllttrt .Feef tnkgt .rL
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-r,ltA.E..

A MORAN a BROTHERS, STORAGE WARE.
n .boases. broadway aud s1th sL-Separaic for
tutnitufc, pahoa baggage. Ac inspection solicited
II AESEWs WAREHOUSES;. srt Az, FRoM $50 TO
u lJtth stStnrsNe fur furniture. baggage goods and
~ every description. Ia rio.ed coulpar
nsstA siwsys accessible OaAco 3oJ Nest asth st.
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MARBLE MANTELs.

(,RArEs AND ftNDERS-riih LARGEST MANC.
raacrs % lse and halt dow Rrstes Tor either hara
sn -so win celebrated dumping shaking
att.thsntsi ela CRATES altered ~ loo half
Anlfsns. tsas l.As Shavcs longs Sc In large
yasty shoesAle aud al send tor catalogue aud prco
llsG. hbera4 a.re1unt a. tbe trade.
J. y cONOfkH a CO.. a6S Canal a.. New York.
NlARHi.E AND NARBLHlZED MAN fELs. Also
vi Nonunasnts ieatsones FLOOR Thing. Plumbers and
Furniture slab. al greatly reduced prices Turning tor
ne Trade. A. hLABER. ia AMI iSG East Ism 81,
.N
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TUE ESTABLISHMENT FOR YOUNG LADIES, con
i dactcd w Ams. srossheim. will be transferred from
Villa Beia, hvntreux. to villa Petite fore Champcl
senove The hoase 10 cOnmodious and
The studies carried Ia three languages aud
prise AL tho branches OF superior education References
given.
WATCHES. JEWEIIiY. tSC.
al UNION MISUNDERSTANDING. SPLENDfDLY
~ mstcaed Lsrrings. studs, Rings &c exceedingly low
Tor cash watches Diamonds. NauabIes purchased also
loans Elected established 1858 J. H. BAkkINGER.
Al iits BEOADwAy. NEAg 29rH sr-LoANs NJ:
~ r0tiaed Diamonds Watches Je Felry. silver, camols
". r. BARRIERE.
A AT All BgOADNAy NEAR i2rI ST., Ola
~ .msnas Watches Jrweify silks aud Personal Property
af every ae.cfiyoa bought and sold Loans negotiated
ISAAC BAER
NloNhY FVH DIAMONDS WATCHES, AND Ola
vi mssds Mstches. Jewalry sivrrwsro, Camels Hair
Si.k &C. bought aud sold Back small
xsuaa tsEd ~ ALl.kk. jeweiar. iltD Broade ay no
1isth a
49, HnOADwA Y.-NUNEy ADVANCED ON Ola.
( ODm0nds. watches Jewcify. Se.s also PAwnbroEcrs'
4 OF diamonds watches, &c. At 100 Broad.
way
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L,oG NASSAU. n. y, ~. JAGO AND cIfNfUEGOs.
IL Cuba. Regular Mail steamship CAltON DELFT wili
sail from pier H. Has, River, salasday tpctescr
r. n. MURRAY. fEHAls A Co. % south o.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-16

MATCHES. BLAoKiRa. ETC.-Wequots,
Matches a gross, 500 in box. Z 80; petlor. y
gross, s(09S @s Dixon's etove polikh. y
gross. 6; MasOn's backing. = gross. taSs
NssfISSssloto sSs ksr. w ~
5 SAv v.IJ. + SI M. FL IS NJ. Z t. H y. v Si5siT 1
bbI' So; tar, ! Dbl, ! 50: haif 81, TbO;
Manila rope, q ID. 189lSkc; Siaal, l69l6kc,
tarred rope, 15c: tar marlin. Sc. spun yarn,
25ei oakam. y bale. navy. 5. American navy.
oSITfSS0sts. mixed. 5oaelc par busb.l.
0NI0NS-Per Dbl. g so.
Pics FEET Kegs. 200 to rs; half Dbl. $50
'PS0STTiAToEs-ss Nes IS per barrel. Sweet
potatoes. SO Is to 49,.
PAINTS-Linesed oil. 20; beiled. 75e;
turpentine, COS; Japan dryer. 1881 rs; putty,
bulk. 40; oladders, lxci varnigh, coach, 3 %;
copal, No. l.. l 90; hre-proof paint, dry, 4Kc;
Venetian rod. dry. CooksOn,s, 3kr; yellow
ochre, dry, French. 30; white lead,9h9l01Sc,
red lead. 10: cottage oolors. 9h9l0hc.
RICE Ordinary TO choice, 5%9Tc.
SUGAR. L0UIS1AMA-In hhds. fair, $40
SIC: new, fully sair. -@9xc; prime, s99E;
choice, 9A9loc; yellow clarified, 10x 70 1lo;
white, M to l2z4c; berreled, 40 higher.
SUGAR, RkFINED-Refned A, -9l2Ho;
crushed and powdered 1870; ErAnulAssdlS'kc;
sYRUPS-csmmOn to fancy 100 TO $50 per
gallon.
SALT Coarse and oOmmeu hne 81 65@l rs;
dairy in bills; 275ts s OF; Liverpool COARSE.
sacks, I S9tol 4; Liverpool hAe, sacks. l @ to
s0AP-ROsiu and German 5 tO6kc per ID.
STARCH-%05c per ID.
TINNE0S bT0CK-rn plate, IC, l0xlt.
y box. II; 10, l4x2O, Isl IC. l2xl2, Il 90; IC.
roofing, Is; TX, l0x14. Is; TX, IA 90: IS; TX.
L.xl2. u. Is; shoot iron. boiled. Nos. IS ana
n, 595hc; do, charcoal. -@Sc; do, galvan-
lied. lS9l4o; Russia iron. 24o: imitation do.
lie; sheet sine, lie; iron wIo, 99l5o: soldier.
A@-,-e; LEAD, 100; copper pits, $50; metallic.
TURKRYS-sM to u 90 per dozen.
VINEGAR-Good to choice. lS925o, and
common, 14c per gallon.
whIskKgPEOsSd. per gallon. as In age and
WO0L-Ghs Memphis Wooden Mills paw as
follows: For fleece washed. fine. 70 TO SIC;
mesium, 81 to Sc; coarse, 81 to Sac. Tub
washed. fine, 81 to zoe; ordinary, 30 to &c;
dngy and poorly washed. IS TO Sc. I'm
washed, fine, 20 to pc: medium, ~ to $50;
o0ars G. 20 to Csc; black, curry asd cotted. s
TO l0c per pound less. Wool sacks furnished
free 70 shippers.
three hoped, painted buckets. 81 75j buck.
cts, a dozen. brass-beund, cedar, z and 3
hoops. .SS9s; tubs, painted, nests Of 8, 3 rs;
No. l., 9 50; No. 2, s 80; No. 8. 7 so; churns,
pine. IL to % inches, 7 50@9 So; cedar,
iron-bound, ID clio; cedar. brsss-bound. l69
20;well buckets, 4 5095 so; washbeards. wood,
3 90; siRc, 2 Is; ax-handles, ! 25@l 1850;
measurog. nests Of s. l@1 rs.
WHEAT-NO. 2, $50 to 81 o. a bushSl.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-16
o. o, F.
odd Fellows. Hall. corner Main and North
Oourt Streets

odd Fellows. Hall. corner Main and North
uourt Streets
MxNrHrs LoDeE, No. 6-msots every Tues
dHy. s, s. Garrett. n. g.; A.. j.. Knapp
V.d.; Il. S. Burr. Secretary; Il. T. hisA'
1reasurar. uo,.
day night. e.. NJ. earn, NO. ulo-
aon, Y. e.i I. J., Hogan, 81 sSenh A.
soHILLRR LODGE, No. l40-meete every Wea5
nesday night. Frank Dries, N. G.i, "a
Bohle, v. a.; Chas. Boraer, 9eoretsryi JONI
Linkhauer, Treasurer.
RassSV LeDes, No. 147-msets ever Friday
night. W.K. French, N. g.; H. A. Carroll,
ki ssuS1 'e CRY LoDeP. No. ls7-nestu eyery
abarsday evening at Odd Fellows Hall, Ma
con WEBB, N. g.; j.. 7. Young, VT; VII
MoystSn, Secretary, A. y. Kenneday. Ireas'
HIRNDSY LODGE No. l99-meets every tues,
dov night nj odd Fellows Hall, corner .Beal
ard fernando streets. q. ". =. vrooAi NJ
a.. D. d. Reahard, V O.; D. A. McOmber.
Sec'y; Henry G. Dent Treasurer.
DEGREE LODGE.
MrvpErs DEGREE LOPEZ No. 3-Meets first
c ,tnrdav Of each month. u. Bingham. VI.
d.: D. A. Wardlaw, D. D. NJ; Thomas pa
con, A. D. M; b. S. Burr, I'd A. U. M
+. +. Holland, Sec'y; F.. W. Smith treas.
EsoAMPEENTs.
aIYoso EEcAnPNEET. No. S-meess on the
ist and Sd Thursday nights Of each month.
b. r. Goodyear, Q. P; w.. K.French, HI
p q. smith, s. W.; Thos. Bacon, scribe; b.
RF;nSham' Treasurer; 7. j. Hogan, j. W.
NRTPHIs E~EoAMPNKHT, No. 5s-neets "a eng
az Thursday nights Of each month: &; W
L-Crook, G. P.i j.. J.. Ross. Il. r; :. p
GsTrett. 8. WI; b. B. Cullen. J. WI; @. Ii
Piischke, scribe; John Waynesbnrg; Treas
HTSsRrL REIIEY CoMMTTER-J.S y. Wilkins,
,baTrman. go Main street; John W. Wages
Snrr. Secretary and Treasurer, 2le Front
street: A, d. Gibson. 8 West Court street; j.
q. Schmidt, AZ Monroe street; D. 7. Porter
B5 Union street.