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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-31

The following quotations are for orders
IRON store and small lots in a iobbing Wayi
APPLEb-2 80 10 3 IS.
BACON uooss)-Shouldors. 10 SIC; long
clear sides, 10 9Ac; clear rib sides, to
40; clear sides, 10 to -; breakfast. II to
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-31
Ohancery Sale Of Real Estate.

No. ISL. r. Chancery Court Of Shelly
County-E. h, Irby, Adm'x of Edward
Irby, deceased, VS., VIM. + lrby ct al.
by VIRTUE OF AN INTERLOCUTORY
- decree for sale. entered in the above
cause on the 9th day of February, 1877, and
renewed, etc., July 10, 1877, and october ii,
lSII, will sell, at public auction, Il. the high
office, couIt-heuse building, Main street
Memphis, Tenn, on '
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auotations arc as follows


There was very little doing in the mar
ket up to noon to-day, the Exchange be
ing closed in respect to the late General
Forrest. We repeat quotations which are
nominally unchanged.
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NOTICE.

VNbk undersigned having qualified Ms Exec
- utoIs under the will of the late Daniel
having claims against said esiate e. a. rrvvaassoonns
tho same for settlement. f''0"'
". H. BATES lp.
90 % s. y, TOUF. Executors,
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is rising from Jacksonport to the
mouth, with A good steamboat stage
of water. Arkansas river is sta
tionary, with 3 feet inches on
the gauge at Little Rock.
MlscenshsOus.
Clear and pleasant.
Business active on the levee.
The Illinois cleared last evening
for Vicksburg with a big trip of
freight and people.
The Belle Texas for the upper
coast had a good showing of freight
and people.
The james Howard for New Or
leans passed Vicksburg yesterday
afternoon all 0 K.
The Grand Tower left Vicksburg
last evening for st. Louis, and will
be here Friday evening.
The Centennial left New Orleans
last evening for st. Louis.
The Maumelle and Rose City left
Little Rock yesterday for Fort
Smith.
The City of Helena for Vicks-
burg and John F. Tolle for New
Orleans left St. Louis yesterday.
The Golden City, bound for New
Orleans, succeeded in getting over
Henderson bar yesterday, and will
now be able to come ont of the
river. She will arrive here the lat
ter part Of the week.
A number Of steamboatmen, sew
eral of whom served under General
Forrest, attended his funeral to-day.
Very little improvement of navi-
CATION in the Ohio.
The George W. Cheek, for the
lower coast, had a moderate trip.
The Cons Millar leaves Cincin-
matt to-day for Memphis.
The Katie P. Kountz, Captain
James Luker, will leave Glenn's
wharfboat this evening at 5 O'Clock
for Arkansas river and all points,
going through to Fort Smith.
The steamers in port displayed
their colcrs at half-mast to-day in
respect to the memory of the de.
ceased General Forrest.
The Belle st. Louis passed up at
midnight. She put off here a list
of cotton and seed, and added a lot
of Eastern bound cotton.
The Cincinnati and Louisville
Pilots Association members have
established their wages at $17O per
month or trip, commencing Novem-
Der LIST.
Capt. 0. P. Shinkle's new steam
er, the Golden Rule, will be
launched at Cincinnati tomorrow
afternoon.
The second mate of the Golden
City was seriously hurt while TAX
ing on hay at Newburg, one of the
bales going down the slide, striking
him with great force and knocking
him senseless.
The H. G. Yaeger, which left st.
Louis Sunday morning for New
Orleans, is due down tomorrow
morning.
The BateSville, Captain Phil Har-
mon, is the regular packet leaving
this evening for Scanlan's Landing,
giving special attention to all plan
tation business.
The Mark Twain cleared last
evening for the st. Francis with an
excellent trip. Mr.. D. B. Abra-
hams, a clever gentleman, went out
in charge Of the Office.
The Shannon leaves Cincinnati
to-day for New Orleans. She enters
the 0uachita trade this season.
The Ruth cleared last evening
for White river with one of the best
trips of the season. She had about
all the freight she could handle,
and also a good list of people.
Captain Rees Dugan has gone
from Cairo to Yicksburg by rail to
take a view Of the wreck of the
Golden City.
The Mary Miller and Cherokee
are still at Evansville waiting for
more water.
The new White river packet
Whine leaves Louisville to-day for
White river direct.
The J. w. Gaff, bound for Mem
phis, and Clara S. for New Or
leans ara hefwnan Inufev;IIa and
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is dull and easier. Middling ~uplands. G 7-l6d;
middling Orleans. ed. Sales, 5000 bales. Of
hich 100 we're for export and speculation.
Arrivals opened 1-32d lower; since become
steadicr.
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OF a misery man who died Of soften
ing Of the brain, a local paper said:
His head gave way, but his hand never
did. His brain soitened, but his heart
conduit"
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LEGAL.
l2d-l566.
Chancery Sale of Real Estate.

OhahOoAy Oaio Vi h6al ESCALes
Chancery Court of Shelby oounty-M. II.
Mckiernayy VS.. John p. Trezevant ct al.
by VIRTUE OF AN INTERLOCUT0RY
~ decree for sale. entered in the above
cause on the 9th day of July, 1877, / will sell
a. public auction, to. the highest bidder, In
front Of the Clerk and Masters office. Court-
house building, Main street, Memphis. Tenn,
Saturday, November IL, 1877,
within legal hours, the undivided ,ne-hali
interest of M. H. McKiernavy in and to the
following described property. situated in
shelby county, Tenn., and in the atty of
Memphis, to-wit:
Alot of ground at the intersection of the
west line of Main street with the south line
OF Exchange street with a front on said west
side Of Main street OF "a eet3 inches, and *
tending westward between parallel lines fr. n
the front and parallel with Exchange street
TO Exchange alley 140A feet in depth, with
buildings and improvements thereon.
Terms of sale-cash,
This October %, 1877.
d. A. COLE, @. and NJ,
b. J. BLACK. D. G. and NJ.
Il. ID. Jordan, solicitor. S-5l-57 62.65
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE R. R.
Arrives. Leaves.
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RAILROAD TIME B

ANDLoUISvILLE RAILROAD.
Arrives. Leaves.
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MEMPHIS AMI ChARL EsToN &. R.
Arrives. Leaves.
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Depot at foot Of Main street.
Ticket Office, 2S7 Main street, corner ,ol
MOdison. NJ. BURKE, Gen. Sup't.
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SEhPHIs AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD
Arrives. Leaves.
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NV YORK, October 81 H;S5 p~.m.--Cotton
is quiet, with futures finn. Sales for future
tenvery. n, 500 bales.
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U0nOI AZ heNu OF MAln BUooI.
Ticket office. 2S7 Main street, corner Of
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gauge; at Cairo it rose 5 inches,
with IL feet l inch on the gauge;
at Pittsburg it declined 2 inches,
with 2 feet 5 inches on the gauge ;
at Cincinnati it rose % inches, with
s feet 10 inches on the gauge; at
Louisville 5 inches, with 8 feet 2
inches in the canal; at Evansville it
is falling, with 2 feet on the gauge.
Cumberland river is rising, with is.
inches on the shoals. White river
is rising from Jacksonport to the
mouth, with a good steamboat stage
of water. Arkansas river is sta
tionary, with 3 feet inches on
the gauge at Little Rock.
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SaturdaY. NOrember 17. la77.
Attachment Nonce.

R. ]. BLACK. D. G. and NJ. anu
X. ID. Jordan, solicitor. 45.5I-57 6S
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
GIcNDrS APPAARANCE IN COURT
HE is RELEASED, But Is EXPECTED TO BE ARRESTED
AGAIN TO-DAY.

HE IS RELEASED But Is EXPECTED TO BE ARRESTED
AGAIN TO-DAY.
Adoph Girndt, the defaulting German banker
who was found hiding in refrigerator in the cellar OF
house at No SIS Trdayc mto which he had secretly
novel and was arrested oa FRIDAY night, taken he
fore Justice Bixby az t Ucm Police Court Yesterday
morning Nearly a score OF Germans Bohe'Gians, and
other foreigners who al e that Grudt mas insappro-
rriatcd money which they have intrusted 10 his care
were present as compliments Girndt represented
by counsel who asked for his discharge on the ground
that 40 crimul proceedings had been instituted against
him. TIE attorney representing the creditors Claimed
that they had not had sufficient tine 10 ccessry
papers aad evidence and asked that the prisoner be re-
Jnanded until Tuesday. The justice decided that if it
could be shown that Gindt had misappropr!ated the
compalnants property, they caiIn by false preten
ses or by fOrserv, or III any oiher criminal
manner lie would hold him. 1t would be necessary to
have sone one Of the compianants make an affidavit to
that effect in order 10 the prisOneis detention
This however, none Of tie complauants could do, as
they had not kcpt did not have in their immediate
possession, notes and receipts which would incupatc
Gjrndt Each Of these unfortunate men told his story
that he had given to Girndt money 70 send u
Europe. that he had received word that 1t had
never reached it's destination, and that ho was con
vrccd that rndt had rauduently appTOpratedit it, The
Justice told the cOplaInants that their only reiei IA
The present condition Of affairs was ~ cy. acohs ana
% the case uuon IFS present showing, did not properly
come under his jurisdiction, he dismissed the p7sr
10 the conplanants. who Of the poor and Ignorant
classes and are not familiar with the forms oil a" the
release was great surprise and disappointment, and
their iud gnaOn Enew bounds they saw the lnth
who sGiudled them Ou oi their hatd earning, 20 OUT
of conri free man Ex-Iudge Gross, who represents
the interests of g. Schmidt & Co. whom Girfdt sue,
ccedcd expected tO be present and 10 prefer criminal
against Gndt but he dld not reach TIC court until
five minutes after Girndt Gau been discouraged Mt
had a forced check drawn hy Girndt for $500. Nj.
Gross was prepared make affidavit tbat THIS vas t0r-
gerry Meanwhile Gimdj weut To his home, where Two
detectives were placed watch linn III order " reVePt
he getting into New-Jcrecy before tnis morning. when
an order OF arrest 10 numerous civil suits viii be served
upon him and he wall probably lie lCdgcd III Li9lgN
SifeSt Iail MIR Gross went OF Justice BiXby
~ show him the forged and induce hm - grant
warrant or the arrest OF GiruGt upon charge OF Ioi-
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
NEw-yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, JUNE 25 1877.

Che Boston regatta which on July Their new oo''
built by Justin Elliott touched water for the first time yes
terday.
The new public school-house, No. 80. situated on
between Seventh and Eigthsts Is competea anu
ready for occupation 1t is substantially but
strucure Of the best philadelphia brick, and VIII
200 .cho ars The dimensions are 52xllz ree anu " ~
wings on the sides rear with stone steps eadnR =" ~
platform safety in of nro The cost Oh ouns vac
100000 The old primary schoohonse No g. was conSderea
dangerous by Department of Public Buildings ana
sides was nuch too contain all the scholars at me'
half attending morning and the remainder " 'no
afternoop Hence the reason for the new school
The Charity Commissioners have not yet reached
concuson as choice Of new medical superintendent
for the Fatbnsh Asylum Meantime matters are sad
IN he going from bad in the institution itse ana inc
500 inmates are suffering from want Of attention ana proper
care The suicide OF the inmates that was allowed 10
occur Friday night seems TO give color 10 sa
ments Commissioners and Began favor tho appoint
ment of Dr. H. Bartlett while DIR. Norris prefers DE- NC
Donald Rsber is unwilling to vote for any one
who Blanchard first assistant AS long as
the dead lock patients likely to suffer
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
CONuKNCFMENT SERMONS.
TRINITY COLLEGE BAccALAUREArE SERMON

TRINITY COLLEGE BACCALAUREATE SERMON.
Hartford, Conn., June 24.-Bishop Williams,
Chancellor Of Trinity College, preached baeeaaureate
sermon this evening; text. Timothy so Chap "h verse;
Ever learning and able 10 come 10 knowledge OF
truth" There are several why mon especially
NJ this day. come into the condition which
St Paul described. First. II is because they
do not understand that truth II entirely inde-
pendent Of any Ddi ,dua opinions eonyctons con
corning H. sccondy, because they fan To see that d1sr-
eut nelds tT..i require different methods Of discoY-
cry birG is found IN the prevailing spirl or
r.fes displdcing the quiet and tranquility which
are the operations Of night reason. EOurtY,
mems evil imperfect lives ent them ffOm rightly
apprehendng the truth II Is he Who wills to do the VIII
of God who shall knOW Of His doctrine.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
4 PRIZE FIGHTIN BROOKLYN.
EIGHTY ROUNDS FoUGHT-oNE or THE PRINCIPALS
BADLY INJURED.

FIGHTT ROUNDS FOUGHI-ONE OF TIE PKINCIPhLs
BADLY INJURED.
James Carroll and John Fulham Of the
Eastern District OF Brooklyn met in north side saloon
on Saturday night, aud renewed quarrel begun ct a
picnic recently, abou, girl Of theit acquaintance ihe
saoonkccper would not allow them to fight and the COM
parious Of the two men, after much banerng arranged
a Gght to come Of Yesterday AT daybreak. About 20
persons met al the time and spot selectcd-the Manor
House on Mceler-avc. Some Of these persons. having
been seen lay police suggested an adjournment to
valley hidden nv bushes, near Kngsadd-3ve and the
calvary Cemetery road A ruS was quickly lOrine7i'
s.ooi,Is and a referee appointed,
fbe men stripped and the fight began.
After few rounds IL was apparent 10 an that Fulhtul
vs. Ovrrmatchcd, as Carroll obtained hrst blood.
first knock Gown" and finally victory after 80 rounds
lad been fought lasting nom 3:45 io a. NJ me laltsl
n,rt of ne fgnt was especially brutal. Fulham vas
carried home nf bruised ana dlsfsured that e
was hardly recOpnilablc Carroll and hs friends went
abou the saloons of Br00klyn Yesterday, celebrating his
victor, Carroll having received litOc injury.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
rHE MoNrENEGRIN CONFLICT.
GREAT LOSS INFLICTED ON TIKI TURKS.
T..-r.N- Monday limo - I :

GKLAI IJSN INFLIITIU w
LONDON, Monday. June p. 1877.
The Ti,ness correspondent at Cettine tcegaphs the
fooyng: "The Turkish losses absolutely incalcula-
be All Sunday afternoon artillery and rifles have been
firing on the column as il moves down the valley lne
purs,t will be kept mp unt tie column reaches the pro-
,eo,ion ~ the guns Of spuz while f has s to the
g,rntlet of Plamenaz's division at Marlinitza."
The Vienna correspondent Of The Times saws "ihe
are said have lost almost eneseyenth of
their force Especially the insnrgent bands appear TO
have suffered very severely. Numbers OF MontencgTns
are beginning to cross 70 Cottaro and Budua so mat
mas been thought advisable to strengthen the GORDON
along the frontier"
lFor other Foreign Nsrs see First PdOsl
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
THE MOLLY NAG UIRES.
MonE MrRnERs REpoHrED.

PHILADELPHIA, June PA special dispatch
from Mauch Chunk Tie Eeeping Ieieqr0ph says the
Molly Maguires have murdered Vim. o. Conner near
White Haven and also aesassnated John Grady miner
employed ~ one Of the Leieh coeries and that James
McDerlnott ana Michael O'Brien, were witnesses
against several Of tie executed "Molles have mys-
terousy disappeared. and fears are entertained tat
they have been fouy dealt with
FUNERALS OF THE ENECUTrD MEN.
MAUCH CHUNK. Penn, June 21.-Cdrro's funeral took
place Yesterday and largely attended, but 10 dis
tmbance occurred. The intcunent took place in East
Nauch Chunk TlC remains of Campbell were buried
to-day AT sanHt Ill., in the presence of large nuub
of pcople. Tie crowd pcaccably disposed, owing
urnbahlv 10 change ir the funeral arrangements Two
of the oer recent; executed iluiderers Oelan and
Blylc-were bulod al late hour yesterday. There are
10 symUtOms OF disorder.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
PROF TAYLER LEWIS CHRISTIAN SCHOLAR.
A.----..------..-.- OF lha cauGnn

PROF. TAYLER LEWIS A CHRISTIAN SCHOLAR
SCHENECTADY, N. Y, June 24.'-The college
and congregations OF the city united for the memorial
services commemorative OF PROF. Tayier Lewis TINS even
ing President Potters biographical sermon traced hs
patriotism to his father. officer in the Revolutionary
War; his pety to his mother his scholarship to MS col
lege precocious and dligent student h. graduated
in 1920 in his 18th year. He attended almost every
Commencement thereafter and for the last 70 years was
one OF the Faculty. Opposed, liked Plato 10 atheism
and matcrialism versatile, accomplished, profoundly
interested IN events, he devoted flend,
pat lot. and Christian. Master OF mOdcrn anh alcen5
ianguages especially the latter he attained worldw
fame commentator and translator OF thc SCRIPTURES
His life considered a lesson to the gIddUailbE
class and an example to youth ana manhood, ana 70
Christian scholarship everywhere
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
PRESIDENT sEELYE AT AMHERST.

AMHERST. Mass, June 24.-Presldent Seelye
delivered baccalaureate address before graduating
class at Amherst this afternoon taking for bis text
Ecclesiasties H. and 2: VANITY OF yaniies, saith the
Preacher; all is vanity" He said without Thought OF
God and His sovereignty and relations to Him,
there is neither any impulse 20 labor nor any
inciteneLt 70 knowledge. any inspiration from love
fame; and this in the widest The mere
presence Of animal wants does not induce rs To lbo
for their relief spiritual lie must nrst l~ett tlA
cothe and crown The natural ife H. man, or man re-
mains immersed nature, rising above It, never
gaining any mastery over il.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
TIE MAINE STATE COLLEGE.

BANGOR, Me-, June 24.-The Commencement
exercises the Maine State College OF Aerca turc ana
Mechanics' Arts Orono, began Saturday evening
the prize defamation OF the Sophomore class and
this evening President Allen delivered baccalaureate
address, the text being from Zachariah H. A.: Run
sneak 10 this Young man." Tomorrow evening the
Junior prize defamation VIII be delivered Tie award
OF prizes to sophomOres will be announced on Monday
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
FUNERALS OF TIE ExEcUrrD mKE.
STATE NATIONAL BANK OF MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, June 24.-Mr. Howenstein,
National Bank Examiner Of this district, has completed
bis invests cation Of the condition OF the National Bank,
State Of Missouri and warod his report 10 the Con
troler Of the ency. 1t has been supposed that
statement Of the aors OF the bank being prepared,
but such "a no. the case and the probabilities ex-
bla Of the banS's condition will De given out until
receiver or other person is appointed to take charge OF
the bank and make "A report.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
PARK myrroRoroercAL OBSERVATORY.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

FIN Arenue HoelThe Hon. George NJ: hoDesUi, een ~
ox SECRETARY of the Navy, ex-senator Reuben ~
Jamestown VI Gov Person G. Cheney Gi dhn Snanp
Of ~; Louis and Alfred Tyler of Alabama BueAt,gam
IT0feI-Nilam s. GrOesbeck OF tllelnlai- tteJ
Voe-Ex.Cov Edmund j. DAVIS Of Texas nen. 1yIh n~ ,
Henry NJ Spoaori NewOreans, Charles Lew " OF W
~ oSio1 cant Kennedy Of the steamship 6efnahle,
Mayor Edward Anderson of savannah Stur,eg Ih 1ys
Cant r. Patfison u. s. Navy Gsey H0use-pSn a.
Corss OF Chicago - 81 Nicholas HOtL-Gen r.. 4 A. ~
exaEder Of Alabama. HoDnam Hou Hous = Nh sred
Henry T. Johnson u s. Wostntnster H0'tt-
WiE nsor uf Svracnse Grand Hott Paylhaster iIeS n
Reeve. So
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
THE VOICE or THE RABBis.
Iyp5GNAST CoMMENr on The HIL1o -SELiGAAN
AFFAIR.

Tne indignation of the Hebrew population
excited Dy Jua.e ih.ous exclusion Of Joseph schgman
from te GrauG Union Hotl s1rtog" found expression
O. satuday, IT, jewish Sabbath from the f'Dois Id e
synagogl.s and temples when were "l n'lou =, III
80 ,tt.eil the rabbi OF the Temple Emanu-Ei on
ve did NO. hold services, but privately sald that
when m rne 10 America tlree years ago he was shocHeu
A. being refused summer board AZ Cornwall because ue
w.saJsw.a "a distinction unknown TO him Ia hhgiahu
vbele tle tastes aud maaneis Of gentleman CONSTR
tuted a mans Dest title - respect lie 'hougn' 'iio
so n featur IN judge Hiton's pahcy was l"S' ' "e
nlaoea u,euium upon Christian niisJeHsNIoI. Je"
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
SERMONS AT WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY.

MDpLETowN, Conn, June 24.-Tbe Wes
leyan University baecalaureate sermon was preached
this morning hy the president. d. Foss the theme:
"True Philosophy of Lie What Is Llfei What is its
Great Endf In three the President summed
up his parting advice; DO your duty. Remember your
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
"Tbe latest thing in linen busters" is per-

"The latest thing in linen busters" Is per-
spring couple with four handbags lunch basket two
umbrellas travelling shawl, and baby, wuO pant N at
one end of the station the pus at tie other
81 Boston Commercial Bulletin
"My hotel is perfectly safe" says Rich
mond landlord Wires run from every wiu1ow-sii 10
the roof of the building opposite, and balancing poles
be had upon application at the ofce'-l tchG0nd
Enuuirer,
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25

THREE PERSONS DROWNED IN BOSTON HARBOR.
BosTON, Mass, June 24.-By the upsetting
OF Whiteballboat in the harbor tins Afternoon j. C.
Jones. jeremiah shannon and John BOYLE were drowned
William Smthcrman and Edward Basen rescued
after swimming three-qgarters OF a mile.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25

A Pennsylvania Dutcllman. who married his
second wife soon after ne funeral Of the 7i, wa
lied with two hOurs sereuade IN token Of dsapproya
tic expOstuated pathetically thus SAY, poys, you
uuqh. Je ashamed Of yOurseiis 10 ne hialng ai dis
I1Isg ven dar yas a funeral here 10 soon.'
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
THE WAR IN ASIA.
rur p1-ss,Ass DEFEATED Al BATUM.

TIE RUSSIANS DEFEATED Al BATUM.
LOSDON Monday, June 20, 1877.
telegram to The STANDARD from Conslantnople
direct asserts that Dervish Pasha on Saturday at
tackled the Russians investing Batum and drove
them from the nights.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
fAnuonncemenLs. |

BURGLARS WANTED to test some safes OF
vaults protected by connected with HOLMES BJkGLAH
ALARM TELEGRAPH CO.. JlS broadway.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25

Immortality. Keep your eye on the Lord Jesns Inc
annual university preached this evening Dy
Dr. G. N Sims OF Brooklyn who took for his text John,
4th cha pter verse; theme, The Strength and JOY
Derived from doing the Work TO which God calls u.s.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HUpNurs il
BROADWAY.
Gam &c. Noon. 75o. D m. $40 Adnieht W.
the day, "a lyowe<f. oos.
Average 7Os,S same dav. 1871 1sS.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-25

CTRICTURE, Impotence, and Disease. " onss
- as.,rs,ye O sAss radically and speedily e9fea AZ
hour. ! 10 3 HENRY 4 DANIELS ~ D. ia Loess--