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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-27
BILLIARDsSTlC.
The Champions oT h cue and Bali
Mt the Penhodv niIIfnrd Rnnma-

The Champions oS the cue and Bali
at the Peabody billiard Rooms.
Last night a large number OF gentle-
men, lovers Of the game of billiards, at
tended the Peabody billiard rooms in
order to witness the game between the
champions, William Sexton and George
SlossOn. The game was for $500, three
ball csrom, 500 points up. The umpires
were Messrs. Sidney Cook and Ben
Marche; referee, Louis Shaw. slosson
won the bank, and selected the white
ball. The game was as follows:
SlOsson-3. u, O., o, 8. 2, 8, o. 40, o., 9,
0, l, 90. o., 0, 8, II, 80. O., G, 2, IS, "a.
II, Is, 0, O, l, IA; total score, pa.
%sexton-S5, II, l. "a, O., 0. l., 2. l.6, 6.
l29, 0, 3 5. 0. 9, IS, lO8, 10. 2, 3. S5. l, 2.
l, 10, 0, 10. o. 0, %, Is; total score, 500.
Sections average was Is 5 49, slos-
sons, 6 l6 80.
Time Of game, two hours.
Mr., Sections play was very brilliant;
his draw, mass and round table shots
elected considerable applause, but moth
ing could have been fner than bis nurs-
ing of the balls and plays for position.
Mr.. Slosson seemed to labor under a dis
advantage from almost the opening Of
the game, the balls breaking badly for
him. and a great number Of misses fol-.
lowed. At times he made brilliant shots
aud difficult ones, but i'll luck haunted
him like a specter. The contest created
quite a sensation among not only cur
own professional but amateur players,
and will nc doubt give an impetus to the
healthy and attractive game of billiards.
Messrs. Sexton and Slosson will remain
in the city during the week, and will give
free exhibitions daily and nightly at the
Peabody rooms, thanks to the enterprise
aud public spirit Of Mr.. Sidney Cook,
proprietor Of the rooms.
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wARTEp

YTANTEO-THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
wv that 1 win not be responsible for apy
hills bought by any ono eanpected with the
Ledger office or out OF It. aud will not all w
such bills 10 settlement If my accounts unlcss
accompanied by my written order.
S0-f E. WBITM0RE,
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Visitors 10 Florida.

A New York correspondent says: If
you are going to Florida, the Italy Of
America, Of course you will stop in
Jacksonville, the chief city in the " land
of flowers" Those accustomed to the
comforts and c%onveniences OF our first
class modern hotels, will stop at the new
and superbly appointed Nichols House,
where the accommodations are as good
as at any hotel in the United States.
1bA
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weakness OF Human Nature.

No one sees more Of the weakness for
notorieiy on the part Of male human ma
tare than the newspaper reporter. While
his daily search after items he meets
with numbers of men who are anxious
to give him some useless piece Of local
news provided be will somewuy or other
publish their names In connection with
the transaction. "'lis pleasant, sure, to
see ones name ia print provided it sp-
pears in a complimentary mapae6 but
Il NOT. sol.
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Hotse Thieres Inhio1en.

The horse-thieves, W. C. aud j. W. Pit.
man, who were arrested on Sunday last
by the authorities, were indicted by the
Criminal Court grand jury to-day. One
Of the brides found in their possession
was stolen from Mrs. Weaver, Of Upton
county, from whom the thieves stole two
valuable mules. The day before they
stole the mules they sold two valuable
horses for seventy dollars to DR.. Glad.
den, Of Attoka, on the line of the Psdu.
cab road, some twenty miles north Of
city. These horses had been stolen
from the plantation Of a lady residing
near Senatobia, Mississippi.
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Rack Faxes.

The amount Of back taxes on real es.
tate due the city Of Memphis by delin.
quents foots up to nearly 81, O0O,O 900. II
this amount could be collected Mauphis
would be IN a prosperous condition
financially, yet but little Effort looking
toward such a result is being made. The
tax on personal property is collected
vigorously, but not SO with the tax on
real estate,
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Lavers Of Jnstise.

A dense crowd of black people, Of both
exc aud of all ages, fills the Crimi.
nal Courtroom daily. They take the
l%.veliest interest in the trial Of cases, the
testimony Of the witnesses and tie ora
tions Of the lawyers. They get into the
courtroom early in the morning and
never leave there until court a6journs.
Many of them bring their lunches, which
they eat during the progress Of the trials
at midday.
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OF Interest to Dogs.

No matter how the bill repeating the
dog law a settled by the legislature,
the Supreme Court has said that the dog
law is unconstitutional. You can now
keep as many dogs as you please, and
you need not pay any dog tax. This
decision has caused a rise in the price
Of dogs. For some time past dogs could
be had for asking aud a great shrinking
in their values was apparent.
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In the LEDGER job Office can be found
competent, skillful aud tasteful printers,
who can give entire satisfaction in the
display Of any job Of printing. 1881
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RocERIEs
Self Rising Buckwhoat

After ten years fair trial in Memphis
and elsewhere it is found that SelfRising
Buckwheat is better for general use than
plain buckwheat, because
First. The best New York Buckwheat
is used.
Second. 1t makes nice light and rich
cakes.
Third. 1t never makes a failure when
the directions are followed.
Fourth. 1t only takes FIVE minutes
time 10 make the best Of cakes.
Fifth. Amy common cook can always
make good light cakes. And it costs but
a tride more than common bucl wheat.
OLIVER. FGNNIE d co.
For sale by all dealers at our prices.
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The doors OF the Cathedral Of Notre
Dame ia Paris have fallen to pieces with
old age. Their remains will be ever.
emily laid in one of the national muse
umnS, and new doors Of oak, with exact
copies Of tho mastery carvings OF the
old doors, viii swing in their stead.
A sick man, slightly oonvalcscing, was
asked by a pious friend who his physi-
clan was. He replied, "Dr. Jones
brought me through" mo, no" said
his friend, God brought you out Of your
illness, not the doctor" "Well, maybe
he did, but | am certain the doctor will
charge me for It"
The priest Of the Polish Catholic
Church IN New York has sued a man
for libel, laying his damages at $50, 1000,
and here is what the man said about the
priest; "Kseadz M%ielcuzny ukrad lyman
sto sSesc dziesiest dolasol." The jury
should have found q verdict for the de-
feudant, because the amount claimed
was too small to cover the damages.
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LOtta's Health,

1t will be painful news TO her grand
army ut friends, the announcement that
Miss Lotts, ihe charming actress, has
been compelled by i'll health to abruptly
close an engagement in Chicago, with
slight prospects Of ever being able to
again resume her place before the foot.
lights Her health has been gradually
falling. Her professional ambition has
led her to overwork herself, until her
physician has ordersd peremptorily an
entire cessation from labor. symptoms
Of that deadly malady, consumption,
have become manifest, and for some
years the constitution Of the charming
little actress has been gradually giving
way.
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There's a charm about thee. maiden,
Which l cannot yell define;
And / sometimes think it lieth
In that fragrant breath Of thine,
In those teeth so white and pretty,
Which with S0ZOD0NT do shine.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-27

The type, material and workmen Of
the LEDGER job Office are as good Gs the
best, and hence we guarantee first class
work and full satisfaction to our patrons.
i2St
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Buy your coal at the new
steam Coal Elevator, foot OF
Market street, OF at No IO2
Rain street.
III. ID, PACKER, Manager.
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TO close Out eOnsigHments
we OGer at reduced prices:
800 kegs spieed pigsfeet at $1.s5.
100 Rrkins plgsf9et at $3.50.
10 barrels bOlOgBas at &c.
100 pigs. cooking butter at ~ to 15c.
l49t G.. A. ECKERLY g. BROS.
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ALWAYR IY MAE LEAn.

A. d. GooDMAN, merchant tailor, 1870
Main street, has just received his new
spring stock. Go and examine il. Is
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-27

RAproRD, SrRATToN y Co. have just
received strictly choice maple syrup,
Sugar aud honey.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-27

Rev. Mr. FISH, by preaching, and es-
p@eeially by his remarkable singing, is
filling the Central Baptist church every
night.
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German millet, red seed oats,
w, j. Chase a. Co.,
1872 Main. l54t
. Peer or n Vassai.''

No matter whether you are a peer or
a %vassal, you can get an elegant bat Of
Lsidy 4 Co., aud at a very low price.
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billiards.

Every lover Of the game should feel
Eateful to Converse for securing Shaws
residence hers, Come aud zee tonight.
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Billiards.

The graceful young champion, Lou
Shaw, continues nightly to make wonder
ful drawsot the worries and Of attendance.
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LIVER MEDICINE.
OODYFAR'SLIVE 0 N

THE ONLY REMEDY THAT EFFEOTU-
all obstructions that cause Indigestion, sour
stomach, sick and nervous headache and dys-
pepsia. One teaspoonful after each meal will
have a most decided and happy effect. Price
81. b. Il. GOODYEAR, 1877 Main st.
122-15S
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Spring ear,
JOSEPH COLL g. co.
JUST RECEIVED.

Sarrazin's N, 0. Reliance and all popu.
lar brands of imported cigars.
NJ. j. CoHy,
l5lt Cor. Main and Jefferson cts.
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Billiards.

Lou Shaw invites all lovers Of the
game to see his masses TO night. l5lt
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AmUsements

BURLEsQUE TROUPE. Last night the
Lisa Weber bulesque opera troupe ap-
peared at the Memphis Theater in
Ernani, o. a New Tune on an Old Horn,
which was preceded by a farce entitled
the Laughing Hyena. The troupe is rot
a strong one, but a pleasing entertain.
ment is given. A number of specially
acts Of the song and dance order is it,
troduced during the progress Of the
piece. The vocalistic part of the enter
tainment is quite good, as indeed is also
the comical or burlesque portion. The
same bill will be repeated tonight, but on
tomorrow night a change of programme
will be had, on which occasion a hu.
merous version of La Sonnambula will
be presented.
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PERSONAL.

DERSONAL-J. M. COLEMAN, JUSTICE
/ Of tho Peace, Notary Public and Com mis-
sionor Of Doeds. Special attention given 10
collections in the county. Office 29i Front VI.
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The Alligator is tho only cook stove
sold under q guarantee. Sold only by
j. B Ford, l23 Poplar street. 1881
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NOTICES.
TNO1NHCE.
ELECTION.
ELEOTION NO o

VaE ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE
L stockholders Of the Memphis Gas Lig1t
Company will be held at the Office Of the Com
paHy. ~ Madison street, Memphis, Tenn on
THURSDAY, March LIST, to elect 'even % direc-
tors to serve abe Company the ensuing year.
Election from 10 am. 10 2 DIN.
JOSEPH CRAIG, Seo'y.
February J. 1871 lS3-lb5
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WOeIIer House.

CORNER OF MAIN AND GAYoso.
Saloon and Boarding House,
Lemp's celebrated ST. Louis beer.
Lunch daily. Meals, 25 cts. ut
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Headquarters for fancy inn
ported groceries at 362 Main
street, III. g. n. Gross. 1856
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&I00 REWARD-Ls 81 on LagGeydale
OlUU street, between Alhden ana vance,
a diamond earring, three 81. nes. The above
reward will be paid for its retu. n Va,
SLEDGB. MCKAN &OO
15l-l55 S71 and 37S Main st.
Q0000 LOST by the merchants ~ not
OHUUU buying their corn, hay, oats, bren,
lime and cement, ETC., etc., at WAITS. No,
2iS and as Front street. l5l q
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CONCERT.

LIVERY EVENING, BEGINNING AT s
u o'clock. The we'll : organized German
Band of Mr.. Baueri, with son and daughters.
will give concerts. with songs. ate. RElNIG'S
SALOON, corner Of Main and Market streets.
No charges for admittanee. 1873
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Bartee's homemade candy,
20c a pound, 32S Main ID. sat
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Choice VeRisOn steaks and
FOasts at III. Seessel d. SENS,
cor. Jefferson and Second. 1854
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Just Arrived,

All the spring styles Of hats at Martin
Cohen's, 2l9 Main street.
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FoR nALE

no. sALE-OLD TYPE-BETTER THAN
Is Bal'hftt metal fer light, fast running ma
chinery, At this office. S-t
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DIRECTORS.
Phoenix Insurance Co.,
no. 10 Madison street,

MEMPHIS, February 16, 1877,
AT THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR
n Seven Directors to serve the ensuing
year, held at the office of the Company on the
18th inst the following named gentlemen
were selected, viz: II NJ. Nicely, A. d.
Gwynne. W. s. Bruce. l.. B: Suggs, W. n.
Brown, j. s.. bay and IL. d. Howell.
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FOUND


A Y al BE,tL street. a caddy Of tobacco.
A The owno can have IT by pairing ex
penges.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-27

At an adjourned regular meeting of the
Board of Directors, held on the 10Th inst, the
following officers were elected TO serve the en-
suing year; II. NJ. Nicely, President; 5. r.
Clarke. Seere'nry. 1876
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NJ me OFFICES and sleeping rooms; Plenty
" of water on every floor. oAHpdH, MO
KAY q co. 81 aud S73 Maiu St l46-l7
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BOARDING.

7 NRsT-CLAS3 families and single gentle
uen can ret board and rooms ct l79 Sec0n
sire !. l3.2 81 MIS- T. Webs:
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COZ RsMr,

DEsIDENC d los Monroe, Il rooms. com;
IL plote order. Inquire on premises. bet
, 1877-08-21

LANCASTER-At tho residence Of u. r. tIuieh-
ln*on, Hyde Park. 5undny. Aog 1n. infant dauGh'
ter and only child Of Eugene y and Helen u. Lam
caster, aged 8 months and days.
Funeral from ttntlence, No. l6 East Harrison.
A., on Wednesday. Aug. =, At 10 I. H.
ROLLS-sl0nday, n o'clock \. n1.. Joseph
Rolls, aged 10 years snd 10 mouths.
Funeral Tuesday. Aug. u. 1877. at 1850
o'clock q. 1n.. from residence. No. 7. East Vtn
lsuren.st. Fricn1a 1nvited.
Erte TIA. papcfe please copy.
AASN-tln AuF. 20, Mrs. MARY 4. Mann. Of tho
Residence Of her son. Dr.. A. u. Mann. South CHI
caZo aged III years and ~ days. mother OF Dr.
George r. Mana, nf M. G1f Wtat WAshtnEt0n.a u.
Funeral At Knoxville, ILL.,. "Wednesday.
HAArOS-SundAy cscntng. Aug. 10, OF con.
sumption, Charles Il. Eaxton, In tho Id year Of
hts I'VE.
South Fark.ay.. ~ l0s. M, Aug. 81.
fUNe1ytiie IN. !. pspers please copy.
MASKELL-Aug. 10, At No. Soath PeotiA.st.
OF scarlet fcseE. GeorRie. aon Of J. 4. aud Myfa
Haskell. aged :. yaArk-
Funeral tuesday. Aug. FL. At 1850 Z. H.. from
cALLANAN-on The Goth int. Of dyssusery,
Mrs. !. Ca.'anau. at her late residence, $40 liub.
Funeral wednesday. Aug. :c. II $40 a, H.. BY
cArrlages to calvary. Friends OF tho family arc
respectfully Invited TO attend.
TT New York papers ple9sc copy.
kEYS-Ths remains Of the late +. D. Keys. whc
died Of hemoEfhaee Of tho bowels tbs 11th Inst.
It Davenport. H., were inferred Ia tho fsmilJ
burial ground at that place.
, 1877-08-21

a now true vegetable hair presetver and restorer.
which excels all other renewcn and restorers in
virtue, a. It docs not contain any poisonous dsuga
like sugar Of lend, sulphur. nitrate Of silver etc,
which ali other halr preparations, without CT.
ceptton, do, and which, alter continued use. will
produce badness, By destroying tho roots Of tho
hair, and cause insu1erahle headache and crup.
lions Of tho sktn 1t festotes grby hair to lts oslgl-
nal color. cures ba1dness. cradcates dandruH, re.
stores the scalp to healthy condition. and IL At
the aame time nsst-ciaaa dressing for tho halr.
Tho mAnufaetufets will be pleased To send sam.
- E. A. RoBEHE d Co.,
Chemists aud Manufacturers, :31t Kast Division
atreet, corner Of SedgWlck, Chicago. Iii.
Tte trade supplied BY all wholesale dsn9gists IN
Chicago,
, 1877-08-21

put on nc, but she nevcr csu,e back Alter that
Then he dropped hts glass on the porch and
followed tho pieces around on his hantts ana
knees until he found them, and dropped them
at,stractc,iIy into his etlc.pocket.
II tlunt like to send In for another" hc said,
"tau+c my vile Ia there. Well drink cut OF
the dcmtJohn.'' .........
HOTEL ARRiSALS. 49,.
Sherman House--at. A. Remedy. San F.ancafeo:
E. u. Livingston. San Francisco: ". II. miles.
New To.k; The lion. ". johnson, Boston: !hs
lion. ". II. Keith. Cleveland: !. r Farn:worth,
lon. lon rsris; i. isoehct ST. Lon!s; the lion 5; y.
Yo4k; II. Il. Watkins, burlington. :. fremont
Iioust--D. ". James. New York; g. c: httgRs.
l"eprE; s1fc &.5 1n,ss;ys Nsys' qaA'i e. col ,ess =;
si M 1dsis; .. n. 1 isa!: 1%eo,Saty. cenn; 81:
n. Gillian, pIstshurg; II; A.: STRONG, noshestef.
\: Graad [actde-c.,i. L. Ieyer, Fond dn iac;
co VI q pSyts Atit0n.; s Il g. ua1l'sen; n%s
Walton, Thomson. Englan.i; Charles Clinton. New
Lewis. Cleveland; II. ". toring. noaton
Ss,t .jd F'fst T:,,o;; Il s. sas,na,,.: Si i a:
fsn Faistr Hosse-Tious. @ H. Seonan. Thin, o.; 4.
i,mcon., Il. Lous; &. W. shirk, Indianapolis; 8.
Ilerter. I'enver: o.: A. Aycr. Nsw York: u: 4.
plen Nsw York D. p HIM. ogss,r Msshigg.Ha PSt'a
ingtun; ". II. Itay, Brooklyn; L. Haas. Jr. Gal:
vcttnn; T.. Morris, Memphis; Alon4o Turner and
l. llnmpa'ey l!n1alo ILL.,; 3M go'"E'tEs; Eaa.- H.
q. Eekhart. Boston: j. 4. Little. New York; =.
q, Merriam. ST. LoHle.
, 1877-08-21
OBITUARY..
arn11aE r. POSTER.

q wcll-kuown ship-chaudier aud m old citizen
Ut Chicago, died quite suddenly Sunday morn.
Ing at thu rcstdenco of james A. Whitaker, In
EuGewood, Alr. Foster was at ono time en-
gagged lu maritime pursuits, and hss name Is
familiar to vcssrlncn. His age at tho time Of
his death was G5 years. IIe was born In Bath,
Mo-, and ho came to Chicago in 1885. He sailed
on tho lakes tor several seasons, and utter
wards entered into 1usiucss a. ship~chandler.
lie invested largely In real estate, aud built,
about tho year 1857, the Foster House, on
the site OF the present Mccormick Hall: In
1s59 he went out OF business. aud remained ont
for some ycars. Just prior to the panic o. 1878
he was unwtsc enough to ttittorse heavily LOT
some of Ais friends, and their failure made 1t
necessary for him to meet their ob'ieattons, ths
result being that he was stripped VI nearly al
caso, oi, West WashInrton street, and moved
ont 10 Oak Park, where be lived until about q
yoar ago, when hc removed to Englerool. OF
Iatc ycara he has done . large business
IN tents, aass, and ..aEs,nS awnings' AZ a.
Mr, rurington and Mr. Scranton, of Scranton,
Dunham Il Holt, shfpchalldters. lie was QUO
Of the founders of The Indiana Street Methodiat
Episcopal Church. and principal In the or1gtna-
tion and support Of tho Dcsplatnes cafnp-Mcct-
tngs. lie was zcalous md eonscicnslots
Christian, and lore tho good will aud wishes Of
4 large clrc3c Of social and business acquaipt-
aucet. lie leaves widow and Erown-up chill
dren to mourn bis loss.
Tic flags OF the shipping wcsc at half-mast
Yesterday ~ q token Of resnect.
, 1877-08-21

Tho workingmcn'e mass-mccting Will be held
on Market street this evening.
Tho rev. Dr.. lurncy will lecture in st. Pau1's
N. E. Church this evening on "Horns and
IJoois, or Satan in Chicago"
There will bo meeting OF tho "Chtcago
Society OF Decorative AIT" Wednesday at 8
o'clock at tho residence Of Mrs. Joseph Mcdltl,
No. IL Park row.
A. Drashcr will lead n Gospel temperance
meeting In Lower Farwcll fall tllis evening at
8 o'clock. ". 7. ElsIng will lead tho noonlny
praycr-,neettng In Lower Farwcll Hall to-day.
subject: '.What Seek Ye.H
Tho third annual excursion Of tho Western
viii take piace Tuesday, Aug. 22s. As the tickets
are only $!, onc-thirl thu regular fare, It will
Give a!l IN opportunity to visit this lnc summer
rgs0rt.
, 1877-08-21

nlurc in Kline. nloro n,aI,. r,nriaint a,,alust
hts oil employer, and Commissioners lfoync
heard the case yesterday 1norniur. II was also
IN evidence that kltnc's son had made him
sold 10 his customers, when they wanted II, at
cost. Commissioner Hnyne nn,l the District
Attorney were inclined to look icn!cntly IN the
matter, and to rcgard the OIL mans of!ense. II It
a desire to dcisa,,d Inc pnissant Revenue DE-
pnrtnlcnt. Kline WAS ac.rrltng!y let of,
aIthough provistonailv, the Deputy being In
structcd to look into It further, h3 fce II there
gc.tet thai strictly literal Interpretation af
The law would not only bc hard upon klnt, hut
would cause other hearts 70 nolirn, Including
even the obl'Ging psoprictors OF several Of the
Clark aud Matliaon street restaurants.