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Sid Cooks Peabody Billiard
Room is pronounced first
class by ali visitors. 33.t
Extinction of Variety shows.

GAtihctAou Oh variety SHOWS.
The variety show business seems 10 be
dying q natural death in nearly all the
cities Of the land. This is what should
have bees expected; the variety business
is played out, because it never had any
real hold upon the taste of American
audiences. 1t was introduced here dur.
ing the war from the music halls of Lon.
don and Liverpool. Whea the novelty
wore away nobody felt much interest ia
the vocal and gymnastic eccentricities
of the specially artists" The natural
and unavoidable vulgarity Of the per.
formances soon begin to pail upon the
audiences. The downfall of the variety
business has the effect to turn the money
so lavishly invested on clog dancers,
female impersOnators, Dutch vocalists,
etc, into the legitimate theatrical profess
sion. Now that the public is rejecting
this spurious form of entertainment
shows a creditable reaction in popular
taste, and a better business at the legiti.
mate theaters may be expected as a re.
suit OF the extinction of variety shows
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-26
Charters Granted.

Nashville Banner, 231: A charter of
incorporation was granted to-day to the
Allison Machine Company, of Memphis.
to manufacture and sell t. machine
known as the complete cotton cleaner
and other machiOrry for agricultural
purposes. The incorporates arc Robt.
A. Allison, Alexander Allison, Josenh
W. Allison, W. l.. C%rosson, of Memphis,
and j. W. S. Frierson, of New Orleans.
A charter was also granted to Mouas
Hope Lodge No. 1928, Grand United
States Order OF Odd Fellows (colored(.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-26

liz the LEDGER job Office can be found
competent, skillful and tasteful printers,
who can give entire satisfaction in the
display of any job If printing. 1881
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billiards

Every lover Of the game should feel
g'ateful to Converse for securing Shaw's
residence here, Come and see tonight.
1911
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Beecher is repeating his cid lecture,
The Ministry OF Wealth" out West oc-
c%asioually, but he enlivens it with all the
latest gags.-BostOn Post.
What shall l do to collect this bill OF
Watkins2' a butcher asked his lawyer.
The man of the law reached forth his
hand for a retainer and said briefly,
"Suet.'
Sorrow, when it is excessive, takes
away fervor from piety, vigor from ac-
ton health from the body, light from
the reason, and repose from the con
science.
The Louisiana orange crop of last
year is estimated to have been 32,O 900
oranges, which would represent about
10000 trees, and worth about 5000. 600 on
the trees.
Brother Moody has got bis ideas Of
heaven, and gives them. IF you were
to take an unregenerate man eff tbe
streets OF Boston tonight and Put him
on the crystal pavsments of hesves, he
wouldn't want to stay there, Il you
could take a drunkard and put him
under the shadow Of the tree OF life, he
would say, 1t is hell for me- Heaven
is q prepared place for prepared people"
A young lady Of Bellevue, Ohio, bet a
young mar q kiss that Tlldeu would be
elected-he to pay if Tilden won, she 10
pay il Hayes vas elected. On the morn
ing Of November 8 be called aud paid
the bet; on the Och he called and took it
That evening she paid the debt.
Next morning she took it back, and he
paid; then she paid; and so they have
been kept busy by the contradictory dis
ever since, aud both declare
their willingness and ability to hold out
until congress decides the Question.
They didn't like the p.ew compromise
bill.
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Billiards.

The graceful young champion, Lou
Shaw, continues nightly to make wonder
ful draws Of the worries and Of attendance.
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Advice 10 sensibIe People.

Now that the election is about settled,
turn your attention to dress and pur-
chase a hat Of Lsidy & Co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-26

TIE Alligator is the only cook stove
sold under Q guarantee. Sold only by
]. 3. Ford, l23 Poplar street. l53t
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PIANOS N oRnAHs.
n. a. HOTLENRERG.

"A CANT FOR sTBINEAy 4 SONS AND
a chi, kering a Sons wSvld-renownod
Pianos. ant for the unrivaled MasoS 4 Ham
lin Orean. fanoS and Organs sold on easy
l,rms and month"; payments.
NO. AGA Main st. Si-t
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billiards..

Lou Shaw invites all lovers Of the
game to see his masses tonight. 1911
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-26

Bartee's homemade candy,
zoe a pound, 32S Main 1T. CIT
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JUST RECEIVED.

S%arrazin's N. o. Reliance and all popu.
lar brands Of imported cigars.
M. ]. CoHY,
1911 Cor. Main and Jefferson SITS.
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ELECTION.
ELECTION NO

TaE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i stockholders of the Memphis Gas Light
Company will be held at the ofieeo of the Com
pany, AZ Madison street, Memphis, Tenn, on
Thursday, March LIST, to elect teven % direc-
tors to serve the Company the ensuing year.
Election from 10 am. to 2 pm.
JOSEPH CRAIG, Sec'y.
February ]. 1877. lsS-l55
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nOnAO LOST by the merchants in not
,OEUUU buying their corn, hay, oats, bran,
lime and cement, etc.. etc., ut WAITS. No.
246 and 2l8 Front street. 1915
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-26

Choice VenisOn steaks and
rOasts at III. 6eessel e. SONS,
cor. Jefferson and Second. 1854
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WASH POPLINS
Spring, ear,
I24 cents.
JOSEPH COLL g. CO.
MIstrIal in a Damage suit.

MistrIaI In a Damage suit.
AT the Circuit, Court to-day, in the case
OF James Swain vs., Messrs. Cubbins &
Gam, a mistrial was entered, the jury
being unable to agree, although standing
eleven to one in favor of the defendants.
Mrs. Swain was driving out in a buggy
past the foundery of Cubbins & Gum,
so me time since, and the steed becoming
frightened at the noise made by the ma.
chinery, broke aud ran, throwing her out,
and she received severe injuries,f for which
Mr.. Swain, her husband, brought suit
against Cubbius & Gum, claiming $lO,-
600 damages. The case will probably be
heard again during the next term Of
court.
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CHOICE CREAMERY BUTTER

D. GEYsBERGER's, 5S7 Main street.
121.t
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DERSONAL-J. M. COLEMAN, JUSTICE
IL OF the Peace. Notary Public and Commits
tioner Of Deeds. Special attention given TO
collections in the county. 0Gce 29I Front St.
49,
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w. j. Chase a. Co.,
Hay, Corn, Oats and Bran,
lS2 Main. 1857
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For SALE-Household furniture, at 58
Adams street.
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BOARDING..

RIRST-CLASS families and single gentle
IL men can get board and rooms at l79 Second
street 1853 MRS. J.l. MELLS:
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LIVER MEDICINE.
GOODYFAR'SLIVER N

nHE ONLY REMEDY THAT EFFECTU-
l. ally eliminates the bile, thereby removing
all distractions that cause indigestion, sour
stomach, sick and nervous headache and dys-
pepsia. One teaspoonful after each meal will
have q most decided and happy effect. Price
81. D. \. GOODYEAR, 16T Main st.
IQ2-I5S
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There's a charm about thee, maiden,
Which l cannot we'll define;
And | sometimes think it lieth
In that fragrant breath of thine,
In those teeth 80 white and pretty,
Which with S0Z0D0NT do shine.
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DIRECTORS.
NOTICES.
NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIvBN TO ALL
late of Chicago, ILL.,, to present their claims
at once to w. A. Williams at his office, North
Front street. for examination. All claims
approved by the undersigned will DO paid
without delay
li6-2 EDWARD DOHLHE. Master.
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FOR RENT.


nHE new brick store house, No. 81 Madison
st eet, one door east of Main. Inquire
Of JAMES s. WILKINS, 20 Main ST.. conner
Of Madison. 1922
DEsIDENtE los Monroe, u rooms. com,
~ plote order. Inquire on premises. 1875
a INE OFFICES and sleeping rooms. Plenty
v of water on every floor. SLEDGE, Nc
KAY Il CO.. 81 and 1873 Main st H6-7
4 SUITE Of sleeping rooms over No. Z Mad
r. isOn street. Apply to
III, G. D. CROOKETT. 2s5 Main st,
OI ACRES of land, four miles from the city
"a on ihe fernando read improved good
house, orchard. etc. Apply at this office. 1911
NOR RENT--10 SUIT THE TIMES, TWO
thrs e-story dwellings lately renovated;
one Of u rooms and one Of IA rooms, Nos. lS1
and 1879 Madison street. Greenlaw block.
Apply to A., g. DENNIS, 22 Main st.
6l-r
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-26

VTTANTED-EVERYBoDY TO BRING
w their Dyoing ana Cleaning Of Gentle
mems and Ladies' Wear to the Memphis
Steam Dyeing Establishment, No, 81 Madison;
The best work at the cheapest pfices. lN-t
VLTANTEO-THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
w that l will not be responsible for any
hills bought by any ono connected with the
Ledger office or out OF il. and will not allsw
such bills 10 settlement e my accounts unless
SN-f n. WHITM0RE.
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F0R SALE
MARRIED.

MIR sALE-NEW FORM OF TRUSTEES
+ D.EEDS. just out for SALE at LEDGER Office:
The bee., 1877-09-13
Newtown Taxes.

All persons liable to pay taxes on list of 1876 in the town of Newtown, are hereby notified that will meet them at the following times and places to receive the same
 On Tuesday Sept. 18th, at the store of Richard Shepard, from to Il A. M. at the store of E. Goodsell, Hattertown, from l2 to P. NJ, and at the store of 0. s. Botsfofd, from 3to P. M. On Wednesday, Sept 18th, at the store of Glover X Warner, in Sandy Hook, from 9 to l2 A. NJ, and at the Town Clerks office in Newtown from l to PM.
 Per ceatage according to law, and Collectors fees will be charged upon all taxes remaining un- paid after Oct 18th.
 ROBERT A. CLARKE, Collector Newtown, Aug. 72d, 1877.
The bee., 1877-09-13
70 O Kgllf11NzlzNl2Ng c %0
MOUNT NEBo, Aug. 30, 1877.


 Editor of tue Bee:
 DEAR SIR This name is not down on the map. Don't look for it. The name is local It is one of the many el- evated places in Newtown. It is situated in Palestine, about four miles from New town Centre. When the next State sur yey is made it will be duly entered, and the name and locality will go into geog- raphy, as they will from this time hence forth go into history. It will vie with Mt Pleasant for extensiveness of pros pect. ID fact, we believe there is 6 more extended view from this height than from any other point in Newtown. To the south, on clear day, Long Island Sound can be distinctly seen, like gilt tering belt of silver, and the Island be- yond. Toward the east is spread out beautiful variety of hill and valley reach ing beyond the valley of the Housatonic, embracing the hills around and beyond Zoar. To the north Newtown, with its church spires and towers and white resi- dences, is in full view, with beautiful background of rolling hills. Towards the west and northwest an undulating scene of hills, like rolling waves, stretch away as far as the eye can reach. In fact, on the score of distance and beauty of prospect, we will not yield the palm to any. Indeed, like the Scotch shep- herd boy. i've can see to the mune," ," and many time have we looked at Der as she has loemed up over the hills of
The bee., 1877-09-13
Another Reduction.

We are prepared to do all kinds of Job Printing, in as good style, as promptly, and at Losoer Prices than good work can be done in N. Y. City or elsesohere. Gige us c hSal.
 Orders by mail will receive prompt at tention, and all jobs ifrom any town on the line of the D. $ N. Shepaug, or Housatonic Railroads) will be delivered by us, free of expense to our patrons
The bee., 1877-09-13
Perhaps for m hour she llIrled-ney

Perhaps for an hour she ilrted-neyef aiierward Alter dinner she went to her room, baihed her head. which ached horribly, then joined her aunt in the par. Tor. There was Manfred Lowth, who stood at her side a moment and exehnn. ged few words with her, then sumter. ed away, But Ned Ilowland bent over her all the afternoon. At night she went to bed feverish and ill.,
 A week passed. Nellie became aware that Ned Rowland loved her He was good.hcarted, good-looking, but rather effeminale young man handsome and very winning, however, bat, truly lov- ing Lowth as she did, the thing was I'm. possible. She finally told him, frankly and kindly, that she did not love him.
 They were sitting on the rocks at twi. light
 You used to like me, Nellie," said Rowland. his lips growing pale under his pretty mustache.
 "i like you now, Ned.'
 "Bul think you used to love me--a little, Nellie"
 She clasped her hands nervously
 That was not love, Ned-oh it was nothing like love Don't talk to me any more, please. am sorry you are griev- ed but can't help it. Don't blame me, and be kind to me. l have my own troubles to bear"
 He got up and went down the rocks. She did not know whether he was often. ded or not, and, suffering from a keen sense of her own sorrows, sine hardly cared. She knew he would be in love with some one else within week.
 There were bitter tears in her eyes as she looked over the ocean. Suddenly a firm hand was laid on her shoulders.
 "Nellie, how do you know so well what love isY"
 She turned her head and looked into Manfred Lowth's grave face.
 Because I have reason to know, "she answered, passionately.
 Nellie, Nellie, The said, "I love you. Will you answer me as you did How land ?"
 "No."
 "Why ?"
 Because love you" She was in passion of tears, sobbing as if her heart was broken.
 "Nellie, little pet, what are you crying in this way tor?
 All this time--'she began.
 "All this time,' he interrupted, (" have been waiting to see if you really loved me. If you really loved, 1 knew that you ought to love me even though was indifferent to you. l left you, and you did not forget me, but lost your roses, and turned pale when we met. Your words to Ned Rowland, which I over heard, proved what true-hearted little girl you are; and if promise to devote the rest of my life to your happiness, will you forgive me for causing you this pain.?"
 Nellie expressed her forgivness very concisely and sweetly, and Mrs. Der tram,s heart was made glad by the an- nouncement of her niece,s engagement to MT. Manfred Lowth.
 l think it was upon their wedding day that Nellie showed Manfred Lowth a shining brown hair, carefully preserved, which she had found in her stocking that March morning, and it was very like Ma Lowth,s own.
 So much for the sign of the first robin.
The bee., 1877-09-13

Tamarack BlNe,s will cure all malarial diseas- U es Try it. At s. Dunnings.
The bee., 1877-09-13

FyIamarack z'iiie,S is not whisky but vegeta- J be tonic. At S. S. DunnIng's
The bee., 1877-09-13

FTyama,uck Ditieu cnres Dyspepsia, Constipa- l ton, &c. At s. $. Dunnng's
, 1877-10-09
CANADIAN NEWS,

sotetdi DsspateA u ~ Chicago 7s1bpnA
MONTREAL, Oct, A-The Bank OF Jacques
Cartier hAs reduced Its indebtedness ~ the
Provincial Government from tS00uU 1t tho
tins OF tho banks failure, to $2+0,00o. Thls
has chiefly been done BY the Government
ilquidsttng the Indebtedness OF Mcdonald, tho
contractor, to the bank.
sp*etai fH.pateA 70 ~ tAteaoo T1o."t.
OTTAWA, 0ct. A-Ihe Government has Fe-
cetyed information from Llcut..lov. Laird, Of
keewatln, thal tic Indian Commissioners have
satisfactorily eo,,elnLrl treaty With tho tribes
Ut Blackfeet on MIX luseF. and In the neigh
boshood Ut Fort Walsh auA Cypresa Hill
Losnos, Gnt, Urt. s.-Ths BIshop II Huron,
accompanied W lilo Rey. d.. Boomer, left sll!i
forcnttulI for Boston, " attend tile General
Convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church
Ut Amertra.
pokr stc CoLaoRss ] ct. sEX dS fspateS rseelyed
here says thu Schooner W4cousta, bound fos
Georgian Bay. ID ashore at Port Dover, aud will
probably prove total los.
The urol,clleF Canada took tire On her way
down the Straits of Mackiuac fnom sparka blown
through tlie cabin window. Ihc inside OF thu
cabin xAs entirely Quilted before the fire VIVA TX
SsseiaI 1a.pa.ea to n. catcaao 7rssu.<.
PoRr liuRNELl., Oct. e.--A heary gale from
the southwest has heen sxpcttcnctai for the past
eighteen hours. The scox D. u: Mccall, laden
breaking up. Loss. o.000.
5ttetHt Inspatc4 70 Tas Cascdoo Tftsunt.
ToRoAru, 0rt. "a strung southwest gale
haa been blowing I'll DAY. Several yachts broke
from their nooriugs iu tho narbor, and ono
the schooner Specdweli, which left hcTc Tues.
day last, lAtlen With corn Tor Ogtcnsburg, and
not siurt heard lrun!. TIC crew consisted Of 4
Captain, cook, and lire men.
, 1877-10-09
OIIIO,

Sptetat Dt1txlieA 10 TIA cAteaoo 7stsxnt
CINCINNATI, o., Oct. 8.-Nelthcr Republicans
nor Democrats ferl Is hopeful Of the result OF
the election tomorrow a. tlav toat week ago.
Reports from tic mining counties Indicate
greater strength In the Worklngmen's move
mcut than the Democrats have been disposed to
acknowledge, and reports from Lucas and other
northwesteEu courties Indicate u unexpected
strength Of the movement, which will materially
reduce tho Republican strength. licre in
Hamilton County bats were made week aEo
that the Wofkt1gnen would not poll over
7,No vutes, but Tonight .otc Ut l0.0oo
or 9,o0 il preuietcd- Thts WI! tall
heaviest upon tho Democrats. Tho kcpablt
cans arc hopeful of polling a1nalorlty for qov-
eruor and nearly thu who'c Lcg!slat'ye ticket,
but expect that Vogeltr, candidate fur Lieu
tenant Governor, will be scratched by majority
Ut tho religious ciemeut, not oulY here but
throughout the state. Ihers y - eatt1e 10.
election, with few politicians either OH tho
streets 1r Ia ealoons.
, 1877-10-09

PARTS, Oct. B,-Tho Government On Monday
detained all packets OF Eugt!sh aud nclCian
newspapers arriving 1t tho Paris railway eta-
tlons.
OFFICIAL CIRCULAR ~ 70 THE HLBcTloNs.
pAHIs, Sept :3-0f1ctal decsecs issuel
ycatcnloy fix thc elections for tho 14th Of
October, tho second ballots for the 25th of
October, and tho meeting OF tho new Chamber
for tue 7th OF November. Tho Minister OF us
tice has followed up these decrccs by circular
to tho PsocureussGenesau3, iu which 10 re-
minds them Of the chief regulations Il to elec-
tloueering. 1Io meuttons among these the right
OF judicial Or administrative official present at
any meeting to order II to dtspetse, ~ also q
liability for delivering An Illegal speech. On
tho latter potnt he says:
Your vigilance in this rpspecs should not b. re-
la1ed+ 1'he liberty II meeting aecorIed to The
sIsetofs II ths psIod preceding ths ballot ~onld.
9 tSs esa ana ss s
let special principles and tho honor ofscIlizena
exposed without defense to tho passionate attacks
and the v[olsnces of parties.
The proeuFauE4 11e directed to carefully Do
russ Ill electloneerlng documents:
II candidates aud electors are to hs.e the ltbe!ty
Of explaining. thclf opinions. d,acnssnx candida
Il
suits on tho Head os tho State Or Tho representa-
menaets, u falsshood 10 disturb lhe con4cieneea
Of Tho electors and tupals the sincerity Of taeEr
votes.
Another passaxp Of tho circular, which Laws
stress GU tho limitation Of the right Of dtstE1a-
tion aud plAcAfslluR Of documcnts directly con-
nected with tho elections and to I particular
nomiostion, u thought to be aimed at tue
3SSstheomtng 1T, political testament Of =: Ihls,s;
his constituents Of the Ninth ACCOMPLISHMENT
Of Paris soliciting reelection, aud It IL not with
, 1877-10-09

Ban Francisco, Oct 8.-Antycti, the steamer
Delgtc, from Hong KuuE and Yokohama.
EtfIHA.
1loxo Koso, Sept. 1l.-CholeFa is decreasing
In The coast tnwns, INT is still prevalent in tho
interior. There Is Rrcat distress EVERYWHERE
from the famine caused br short craps, the
rararcs Of 'octsts, aud heavy 1t,ods In the
southern provinces.
United States Conlul Bailey, Of Hong Kong,
goes home on leave Of absence.
The Chinese Envoys hare started for Japan.
YOKOHAMA. Sept. al-Thc Asiatic cholera
has appeared in Yokohama anti SaRnsakt.
There arc no foreign ra.c+, AMI among thc
Japanese the disease Is Under good control,
hnd nu spread Of an epidemic Ia anticipated.
Foreign ships Of war have all left the llarbors
to avoid the danger.
Affairs at Kaeeshlsa arc unchanged. 4
small band Of rebels is still uncapturcI.
, 1877-10-09
MEN1CO.
ARMS QHf>kHHD,

CETr or MEXICO. Sept. M.-Congrcss has ar-
thofizcd the Government In expend stB3.0Oo tn
thu construction Of fa:tcry for bsccch.loadtng
arms. The Government las contracted fur
f2t,o, ,00 worth Of Remington nrms. The Cav
crn,nent las ordered the Collector Of Customs
at Vera Cruz TO remit monthly to the United
States soe5 ,DU TN account tue payment Of the
American debt.
, 1877-10-09
GENERAL,
AERrfA.

'-oSooSt oel. o'-l"e eefsta" "'Fso'na''c
heeht mas lornai!y lcnc"cu 10 the forte assus-
"'.xee VI thc p"e.ie lnteot,ona u sct'la.
nELoHApE, oct' o'-Segot'a'lohs between
@ se1',a "nu 1'useia atc not eonc'aoco. oee7'a
'equ'tss the eua.aatee ol lh"enc"ueHce ana
poi7' " u@se''on ~, % r.':' tetito9J IL tslo u1-
iue.,ot ~ Do5hla' 1na ""ss'a1' 1"sog a"a1s
"t'"e' ','.sac1ione' ..,
:, Asn"'el I!ouo rasaa WI ta6e co1nmano Oh
''o iaFA1sh lofees On inc scrs'an frontier
'tALf IND An GERMAN
pA".ls' "et' o'-Aao @'o'a Aea'@ehe haeHe-
"H.''e' '1e.t""9 eohns1ha LUG statement t,at no
@.o "." ~" ueen eoot.uusa oe1"eeu 11"'s a'i,'
WI na'4' :. 0ass' Ahs ncRo''alio's WHICH
",a5 w IGnu'ne "uu'o n4se u" a4stee'''c sle'
1saase' wv noa,u .snu ~ seeu,o lug coae.lou
a,es y. "s'"5 snu 1.ay saoa'a '"ey nnu .ac,Ii.
eess a,'e. ,no ieas" .'cet'o'' tosl'Iu..tea W
s's' 'en'' t.a soossausat!3 as.snsSe' T'1"ec''
nr,." A ~. DoHS 49,. n'''ua1 ''',
o.'t""aH ca.. 49, -, x'', lna 1.9..na "a'o
...ussu s.ssoa a,u ,,nppons 'l'o4ss '''
p ~nu ~ ~ '. W.. ~. .4' n,n.,'ns rles ."u a
n,,n,, ~. q Hr~ m. u..,..o t,...t
fssr11' oct. S.-!Ihe l'essher-Lovd states un-
der reserve TINT the rrtnco OF Rc,1ss, German
Ambassador TO tue Porto, has been instructed
to declare tho Turkiah blockade tn the Black
eea poFts i"su'ns'cnt' anu 'nc1olofc 'o"'
No"rnoorH's VIEWS.
LONDON, Oct. Y.-Sr Stafford Northcotc,
Chauccllor Of tbs Excheoucr. in a ,peech VIZ.
fcn,,v .o,d. III conno. hall, ,,trttr1 -,rsoif
.e n.uas saa. sA""o' aeip unnNpg "i5sei
that these ma5 DC surprise, Which may ulfap-
point prophecies Of those who hare bocn de-
clarfng TINT war cannot terminate It'll after Nh.
otho, and morr dcrt.tvc c,rnn,t1n m. th,,,,
i, ,., -. -. 49, ~, ,
ea'n' s'at uo1a s'ues hase o'Sp'"teo sucta
gal'antrY that II m oppoftunisy lot a settlement
should nrrfVc they might accept II without any
loss of p,csticc.t'
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~ 49, "o,' ~. "a 'a.n
BUCHAREST sept. @a.-Anosher rcglmcnt OF
Cavalry OF the GuarI passed through bucharest
to-day, It Is difficult TO SEQ the uso of the I'M
1ncn,c cavalry forrc thc Ru..Ion, ,ro .on,tnr
-.'s" 49," r,"..,,,s .t,su %ss" s.s ''s ee.o''s
osel the Ua"uuo' 10 lucy nave neYef properly
utilized tho bfiEades already In Bulgaria. III
Kou tnc1la hay Is very hard to obtain, as It is in
Du,uria. II will bo ycrr difficult. therefore. tn
,n.In+otn tho ,n..... NJ ravr,~,, NO. ~, ,,,aI.
n'a'sa sAs ", ".'ee" ", =. Ia'm., w." w u'el4
way 70 the 'front.' as'd' uhlees Tue style Oh War'
fare is to bc very much changed, they will see
very little actlyo service. Excepting the raids
nf ron f.orrto IN. c,vo,.v Ia. h.or