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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME CoUEG-CHAMBRRs- J.-NOs H. 10. 80.
66, ~. q, 81 100 d9 ia loS lSS, iS5i d;' 5IS
2s7 PISS 300 29l. 292 293, 2gl, 200, 296 297, Dos.
SPECIAL TERM Van Worst, J-Nos 445, 242. 2ih, 500,
SOL 30, 427 42S 429 445 a. -, 40 AL AL
ClRCUIr-PARr Ivan Brunt. Cease on No. 1893.
PART I-Donuhue Nos 1903 2U3S. 9J3 800 1874 1879
1852 1885, 1921 1866 2057 1890 1882, 1898, 1902 1904
1906 1907 1908 1909 1914 1919 1917 l6.5, 1926 lGiS
1879 4O5, 1851 1864 1866, 1867, 1911 1868. 1880 1882
1885, 1851 32s9 1894 1921 2j2l 4ss 1880, S9s, 2O34
Coz Kr-SPECIAL TERM-Scdgwlck. J.NO day cal
TRIAL TER,i-PART Freedman. J.-Nos 252 67s 6i6,
Gi7 Gas 1856 3l7 Sl0 s2l s22 sSG 65i, 6i2 800 1918
PART iISDeir. JNOs BIZ no. o49 SOB, 500 lOi. O3o.
1885, b54, 400, 4s5, 3tl. 29G. 7OI. - 49, -. go, -
PART Ii-SantOrd Mos 2s9, s6l, 655, 2JI CSC, $50,
81 3 500 1863, 297. SOC, 81. bGI, 627. Sjs
COMMON PIEAs-SrECIA Al TERNi-C. p. Dav. G. J.-No g.
TRIAL TERM-PAKI IL. T. Daly, Nos lLy2 go, 1855,
1856. 2373. 1926 2377 95S. li3S, 2G4, ll7B. 1863 -
PART II-Van HOeson JNOs S2l lO4O 1870 lS4O, l466,
1865 1870 i47l, I477, 147s. 1916 1896, 1903 1885.
MARIYF COIEr-TRIAL TERM-PAGT I-shendan. Mos
2sl7 1862 4l52 4o7s $500 27jl 1870 4317 437o 4j1V
PART II-McAdam J-Nos 1890. 2G27 24S9, 370l 4077,
4O9l, 4O 4lO5. 4l06 4lO9 Al - 43OS, 1910 43l
43l2 43I3 1915. 43l6 43lS, 432 1922 1923 432i 1925,
1929 1890 1891, 1888 1854 495 $50 49, $50 49,
1857 1868 1859, 1870, 1871, 1872, 4373, 4a14 - -
PART III-Shea Nos 29lS, 300 4J2b 23i3 %, $500,
oS75. Il2l 1915, 3474 2l9I, 1901, 34l9 ana, 1900
SFs,IONs-PARr I-IlaCkett R.-JacOb Berry dis
orerly house Joseph FaOn robbery Francis r. Edwards
fsOn0us assault and battery Henry Mount assaut and
battery; John HattOn, JOhD MCCarth, burglary.
PAM I-GildeTsleeye JClarGnce C. Reafes grand lar
ceny James sullivan burglary John Buckley William
Welsh grand larceny Richard Martini larceny from the per
sol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24

Miss Minnie D. Klns. william King. q IT, Leyita Mrsr
g. Mues. q. p Page. ~ PayOi A. - nnck we'd MCf)0rey
Mr. and Mrs Richie, Miss Richie Mr. oubi' ard Miss az
shannon Miss Edith shannon, J. Short g. short s,aev
D. d. sidey O. Sidey steel Miss Anne stevens siftn..
Mr.. and Mira q. \. Weston Miss Weston ~ Weston q hi
white. the Rev D. wlshere, Mrs Wshofe. Wilma
Nusher0 Charles Wfshero II. r. Winthrop, Mr. aad MA IL
j. Woodpian, Miss Wright. " schwab.
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COURT OF APPEALS.
PROCEEDINGS. DECISIONS, AND CALENDAR.

albany. April 23.-In tho Court of Appeals to-
day following decisions handed down Judgment
affirmed with cOstsWcsh agt The German American Bank
schrUedcr agt GurDey Hunt ag Church, McCulloch agt
Townsend agt OCOnnCr. Judgment reversed aud
new trial granted abide eyon-lhe Peoples Bank
OF the CITY NeW.YOrk Mitchell Judgment reversed
and proceedings Of defendants affirmed with COsts-The
People ltOya the Board OF Fire Commissioners
the Sims agt the Board Of Fire Commissioners
FINAL Judgment reversed and new trial granted costs
10 abide evcnt-Sturgs administrator, agt. Vanderbilt
Oder affirmed and Judgment absolute for defendants on spu
atOn with Tho People OK rel Morris ag Board OF Su
psysOrs Of Richmond County Judgment and order setting
aside verdict and Diminishing complaint reversed and Judg
ment ordered verdict with costs-Ihe Connecticut
Fire Eric Railway Co. Order affirmed with
cos-rhe People eH rel treer agt tho Canal Appraisers
and motion denied with costsIhe People
rel Morris agt. randall order affirmed and Judgment abso
lutte for plaintiff stipulation, with cOstH-Lawrence
agt. Gallagher. Motion for relrgnment denied, with
$40 cOsts.-The Madison Avenue Baptist Church agt
the Baptist Church IN olyorst fa1er Az, lloyey
10 discontinue appeal granted on payment Of the costs
OF The appeal aud $40 costs OF moton-Mackay ag Lewis
Motion TO perfect the appeal by giving an undertake
ing with surctes who shall lusufy within twenty days
granted IL Is ordered that the appellant shall within
twenty days cause the return to the appeal to be hed WIN
The clerk this and three printed copies thereof TO DC
served for the RESPONDENTS within ten days
thereafter that the appeal be put the present caen
a FOR hearing preferred cause with liberty 20 either
Marty TO move Tor argument nOceOt two DAYS and
II the appellants tail to such security cause the
u fled copies thereof above required
The appeal be dismissed with costs, Scohcd agt Adams
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MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.
MrNtATuRE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun rises. Dos sun SETS. biS ClOck SLOW. l1y
Noon rises l27 Noon souths 62J Moons age. days p
WjH WATER TO.DAY-A ~
sandy Hook, ll7 Gov Island l47 Hell Gate..., 1886
HIGH WATER To-DAY-P. "
Sandy Hook. ll3 Gov. Island. 2lo Hen uate." 4;O'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24

SKELETON FOUND on THE JERSEY MEADOWS
The skeleton Of a man was found by Claude
i. Julian, Of Hoboken, near Berry's Creek, on the
meadows q short distance from Rutherford, Monday
afternoon, while he was hunting. II had been lying
where il was found evidently for nearly year; Tie nesh
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gre dream.

A FACT.-HORTONs ICE CREAM Is MADE
FROM PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM
To CHURCHES, FESTIVALS HOTELS RESTAURANTS
AND THE TRADE
25c. PER QUART.
To FAMILIES by the GALLON. SOC. PER oUAki'
CHARLOTTE Russo and JELLY,
FRESH, RICH and DELICIOUS -,
PRICE BELOW ALL ofHhh'
DepOts, 305 athaye, 1894 Broadway, and 10 |hA'NA
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PROCEEDINGS.
The following business was transacted

,,tona-Eastbun Hastings, executor, respondent agt.
Wrstchescr FlT3 Insurance Company appellant MOTION
FOR rrargmen submitted In the matter etc. 0t isaac NJ
Nar-h 10 acquire easements, etcMOuOn Tor IeaIgumeht
submitted. ,oo =, ---.,,--,,-. ., ~,
cnt Of Public Parks acquire lands etc argued by James
A Deering Grinne. appellant, Walter How for Daley,
c1Srq Cisddr-NO 2O4-Clark and another agt Dicken-
resumed aud concluded. No. 1919 =
john hadden and another appellants. agt; Michael
Iol.uau respondent. submitted by appellants; ar
gued by Joseph IT, ChOate for respondent. NO.
fSl-Freerick A. whitley, receiver etc. respondent
All John G. Delaney ct al, appellants argued by george
Vnes appellants TheO Bacon for respondent No ~
Jo1u Ousby respondent, agL Edmund c. Jones, appellant
argued by VIM p GOdele and VIM. c. Kruger for appellant
prank HIseock for respondent No l33-Henry W. hubbr
AIT Great Western Insurance Company ap
nant argued by Joseph H. Choate for appellant Henry
Scudder for respondent case STU on. 40
Day calendar WednesdayNos. lo7, lJ6a, lsl ., 10
IA
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,

NJ BETWEEN NETWORK AND HANfIs
Pcrof Company SO. 81 North RiFcr, foot N Mortonst
wi "a RIS We'd. Nav T. ffiO
ST LAT RANT il,hcsucz.,, cinnsiay NJ y !" a "a
LABRADOR, SauEiier. "wednesday Nav 10 ~ M
etmers do sicrrans ptssrnEtfs
freight and passage 80 lnancpha apply 10 Alol1o
Shotwel = Chesuut IT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24

The Liverpool and Great Western steam Company
I nIiri -ts;.s Mail steamers leave Pier l3, y. r.
NI-tON in - i-ilA ~. ~ ~ p N
NEAAl I ISL liNN IT,
WYOM ~ iSuAN, NAY TO- Do n
Cabin Passage 500 81 and $50 according 90 staefuJn
Storage. f2B. intermediate. -, --- 80.
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OCEAN 5Iramers.

4 MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
y The only Transatlantic line sailing under te ANhNI'
.AN ILAG. ~riuR every IHi EsbAY inUn lhilacv pilA
I.LLN-L. al. An-L %. Do |. y N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24

These frscaSs steamships ell regularly a. p m. hon
PIER No. -. North River, follows .... 49,
steamship COLI 80 " . llN ErbA1 May
Stsar1.hir NTfAGO DE CTRA .SATI RHAN. NAV ~
Actom6 at0us unsurpassed freight passage apply 70
WILLIAM +. CLYDE a co. 80. Bowiu gwen.
MCKEIIER IILING a Co. Agents no Havana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24

RED STAR LINE-IO ANTWERP.
tarryuc EeIuau Hnd tuci states Mafa -Hinf sent
monthly ttruatsiY from Philadelphia tut NeNl OK
EAIEIIAs ID calls MONDAY. AUUl .., "A.
For rates ~ passage aud other Information appY 20
PETER WRIGHT SINS General AfeuiA -
3OT walnut ~. P1ilpiCphiA ~ HfplaNaf, .tN hofl
John MCDONALD Agent. h Battery plf"fa New ORA
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HAMBI' RIG American Packet Company Line

far ~ yyorTu titTRBgTHg and AAMBunG
WIETA D..........AIuI - H0MMthANiA .-... NAY y
81 IN IA May p l.ll.t al ~
rairs ~ asaGc Plymouth london, therhnfg Hanhu,
ana points England scotland and Nai7sf fhst ba't
cod fIuu Second bin GOLD so -fotfaEU. 81, SO
eEiFNHAUBT n 60. 4 b. RICHARD a HOA~,
.fuyral Arerfs. General puasrlIrHr A.rufa
IN Nr,ad ~. Ntv'Nrrf. 81 broadway. NcR N0rk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-24

Mr. DURHAM Dem, KY, from the Conference Com
mttee on the Deficiency Bill for Temporary Clerks in
the Treasury Department reported that the committee
had agreed by compromising on the disputed points The
report agreed to.
Mr. SPARKS Dem, MI flOm the Appropriation Com
mittee, reported the Indian Appropriation BIZ.
MIR. HUTTON Dem, Val introduced bill to remove
the political disabilities Of Ihos. L. Moore OF Virginia
Tue House then, at 5:l5 o'clock adjourned
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MAN LINE. ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.

FOR QUEE NsTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY or NDNTIiEAt........T ff tH~pAN Apu -. noon
CRY or BERLI \ -. ....sA a. nDAN. Nay o. IA
CITY or BRI.~- rR~DAI. MAY u 10 nd.
From Pier a. y. r.
CABIN, $50 and 300 gUld Return tickets on t1vor[
70
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'ORTU GFRMAN Lloyd

~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW:NORk.
SOUTIAMPTON AND BRl.M ~: .e,.-,.
COMPANY's PIER foot 81 sECONDSr, HoBokEN.
oDER......... sat April u WISER sat- May ~
DONAU.. rat. May NtNhAlt. .. ISL 80
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEMN yhk 70 SOL ihAAF
TON, HANRE, OR BREMEN.,., 40 Iii,
FIRST CABIN si00 gold SECOND CABIN 800 god
STEERAGE. $50, currency ,.-.. ia
Tcke reduced rates Prepaid Steetase oeio
Gates, $50 currency.
FOl fIeight OT passa Sc apply 10 49,. = ,,,...
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYS
Il LINES.
United STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL

limited STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL
- STEAMSHIP LINE. -
FOR RIO DEJANEIRO, TOUCHING AT ST. THOMAH
PARA PERNAMBUCo. AND BAHIA, TO LAND
MAILS AND PASS ENGEkS
The hrstClass ron steamship CITY OF RIO bh
JANEIRO 5000 tonsl Captain Woir viii sail TOT ,he above
ports SATURDAY May t. at p m Freight at 10" rates
taken for tho above ports ..,-,- -,
freight engagements, OF PASSAGE having elegant nc
''' 'P'' " C. IT. MALLORY & co, Agents.
lb3 Maden-lane. n. Y,
The new iron steamship CITY oP PARA wall follow On the
The CITY OF RIO DE JANETRo viii touch her FIRST
voyage az Barbados going and coming
WHITE STAR LINE. .....
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS
FOR OF EENSrOWN AND LlNEkPOOL -
NOucerhe steamers OF this Line take the Lane Routes
recommended by Lieut. Maury L. . NJ on both tho outward
aud h0meward voyages. A. -,
REPN Biz. f.to y n,
Oh RMANIC saturday May I~;5V .ra
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK PIER 81 NORTH
RIVER. q.
The Saloon Stato-rOoms, smoking ana bln
rooms are amdshps, where the noise ana motion
felt Rnordng degree Of comfort hitherto unahA'
at - ,..-... an
favorable terms Steerage, SIS =. ,ba
For inspection plans and other information apply al '
Il. ]. CoRrfS Agent
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NEw-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL

.STEERAGE. s2s. currency. praits AZ lowest rates
"a CONS, state rooms smoking ana bathrooms lldshlpi
JOIN q. DALE, agent is and aa Broadway, \. y.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-24
WILKESBARRE
Preparations Being Made for a Sim
HltaneOus Strike all Over
the Country.

NEW York, July PA W~ilkesbarre
letter in the Tribune gives the conversa'
ton Of a gentleman engaged in a manu-
featuring business in one Of the northera
counties of Pennsylvania, which says
the chances are we shall have much
more serious trouble within the next two
months than that which came upon us
80 Unexpectedly last summer Prepare
tions are being made for a simultaneous
strike all over the country, on the rail-
roads, at the mines and in many Of the
largest manufacturing establishments,
aud nothing bat the utmost vigilance on
the part Of the State authorities, and
such preparations as will make it posi-
BILE to crush out such q movement iu'
stantly, will prevent one Of the worst
calamities that has ever bsfallen this
country.
The 10Th OF June had been actually
fixed for the strike, and an outbreak
would certainly have taken place then OIL
soon after, but for the preparation
made to preserve the peace by Governor
Hartranit, when he called out the mill
tia and made arrangements to Obtain
uniforms and equipments for them a
the Frankfort arsenal. Those VIII
we're to have managed the strike cAlle'
q committee meeting in PHILADELPHIA
and voted To postpone the attack to tn
10Th Of August when it was hoped th
country might be taken by surprise. !
Chicago representative Of the striker
on his way to New York, stepped owe
at HornellSville and said to his friends
|, " They ought to take the property of tb
rich, and they ought especially to brea
open the banks and take all the none
aud divide it."
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TELEGRAPH1C.
UP TO Pm. To-Day

ATHENS. July 24.-The Greek forces
in Thsssaly are supposed to be incen-
diary, and continue to devastate the
country.
Three French ironclads have arrived
at Piracus, and a division Of the Italian
feet is expected. The Greek monitor
has not communicated to the porte the
views of Greece about the recti6catiOn Of
the frontier. 1t is believed that Greece
will ask the mediation Of the powers,
and that the latter will submit the ques.
ton to arbitration.
LoNDsN, July 24.-An amendment to
be submitted by Sir Charles Dilkes in
the house Of commons 10 the motion of
the chancellor Of the exchequer, for
the grant to the Duke Of Connaught, be.
trothed TO Princess Marie Louise OF
Prussia, does not impugu the constitu-
tionslity for the application, but pro-
poses to postpone consideration OF the
subject until the government lays before
the house a return showing the number
Of princes and ~princesses thus endowed
and other information on the subject
since the accession Of William III.
A correspondent of ths Manchester
Guardian says: 1T is expected that the
government majority on Mr.. Plunkett's
amendment, expressing con6dencein the
ministry, will be between 100 and 100.
1t is probable parliament will not ad'
journ before the middle of August"
ROME, July 24.-The Radical journal,
La Cspitole, protests warmly against
the demonstration hostile to Austria and
favoring annexation. lie Capitole says
the promoters OF the agitation are known
to be enemies Of Italy aud Of the present
government.
CoYsrAXTIxoPLE. July A-Tbe svac'
uation of ShumIa has commenced
Nearly all the Turkish officials formerly
there are at Varna. Several Russian
battalions have already entered Shumla
PARIS, July 24-The Denfense, q cler
ical journal, publishes q special from
Rome announcing that the PapAl Nun
clio at Munich will go to Berlin to con
clude an arrangement which will restore
religious peace to Germany.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-24
DIsTRICTs

FIRST DISTRICT-Judges; I N Hughes,
John II Sink, AT Chambers. Clerks: W II
Herrin- J 5 Dickerson. Deputy Coroner:
John n Moore.
SECOND DISTRIoT-Judges Jno Dryer,
5 i Armour, 7 Thompson. ulerksi &
Millington, S ? Ligon. Deputy Coroncr' Lie
THIRD DISTRICT - Judges; George R
Wvnne, W Carmack, L IL McGee. Clerks;
9 M Black. W M Coleman. Deputy Coroner;
FOURTH DISTRIC Judges: J j Sigler,
W Jeter, John Buckner. Clerks; " lrby,
Tom A Alexander. Deputy Coroner: a W
FIFTH DIsTRICT-Judses: D B Barnes,
Joe Lory, James MONAGHAN. Clerks: i W
Royster, i, J p Sykes, Deputy Coroner: Pres
SIXTH DiSTRICT-Judges P A Taylor, ]
W Alexander. Andrew J Pope. Clerks: A Il
Bonner, IL R Fuller. Deputy Coroner; W II
| MOncrief.
son, b j Kimbrough, Il I Shivers. Clerks:
= Gross. Willis 0 Edwards. Deputy Coroner:
EIGHTH DIsTRICT-Log Union. Judges;
tt lyle, OB English, J B Davies. Clerks (:
l NJ BELL, J A Monroe. Deputy Coroner; W
EIaHTHDISTRICT--With Depot. Judges.
] W Herring. II y Marley, j MCrews. Clerks:
Captain Garrett r B Hays. Deputy Coroner;
Ninth b6IsTRIcT--Fishorvllle judges:
John w Allen, ] CBryan. X CKirk. Clerks;
Z Strong, TW Allen Deputy Coronor' W
NINTH DIsTRICI-Masoni Hall; Judges;
NV Justice, w Il Hall. James j Houston
Clerks; W + Crenshaw, W Q Allen Ieputy
, Coroner W X Ecklin. .. d,
ID RowelI, j Gentry, j M Fleming. Clerks
/ A Plummer, j o Marshall. Deputy COrO
Tenth DisTRIoT--FOrsst Hill. Judgei,
B j II Owen, J Koen, IF Mckinney
Clerks; Hi Bedford, W KPerkins. Deputy
Coroner: Charles Cartwright.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT JUDGES: S II
= Blackwell, " Harrison, q M Alsop. CLERK o.
| r Q Ellis, Sid Sheppard. Deputy Coropel. 5
@ Garner.
rison, PIT oapie. " " Canada. clerks ,
= Malone. \ a Edmondson. Deputy Coroner
. tTAiRfEENTH DIsrRTcT-Judsos: ri
Smith, JW Levi. ST. h n Weaver. Clerks
lpr : \ Raines. f ] Weaver Deputy Coroner
"F66BfEENTH DIsTRIoT-Naips Nurs
Org. Judges: John "A Lepow, james Swee
ney, J S Black. Clerks: II Carey, Andrew
Harris. Deputy Coroner: w \ Taylor.
! SIXTEENTh pISTRICT-.Judges II ]
gSodWip III Harrison, D o slaughter
NANNANN y 1919 - - hAA AfANAAa WI
Oner: BSBrown.
SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT. McConneIpi
Judges; AO Roark, Allie Wade. II . Ram
sey. Clerks; Mr. BALDWIN, Jehn Hudspat
,, Deputy Coroner: X r Stone.
SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT. Island 4
y precinct. Judges: VIM Duck, A Howard. Il
9. Keel. Clerks: w E Elliott, James Mitchell
!, Deputy Coroner; Chas Elliott.
is EIGHTEENTH DISrRlCT--Judgesi Il
southall, Ed Clayton, Tom Cabins. Clerk
: A Bowers, George Holmes. Deputy Coroner
j N Richardson.
Voters Of the Fifteenth Civil District ouI
side Of the city will vote at tho Ninth War
polls. Voters Of tho Fifth Ciyit District on
side Of tho city living in the Ninth Ward wi
M vote az the Eighth Ward polls,
Poll books will be furnished by ne at N
" Office, No. u West Ueurt street. Deputy Co
!, Oners will call for them boioro tho day
election ana make prompt returns TO me
u u. W. CALDWELL.
l2i-l3l Coroner Shelby county, Tenn,
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WARnR.

FIRST WARD-Corner jackson and Main
streets. Judges: W J Chaee, Tim Foley, N
y Reilly. Clerks: George Fromley, Mike
0'Neal, Deputy Coroner: II Edmondson.
SECOND WARD-Cour house. judges:
John Walters, D W Munroe, John b Ford.
Clerks: Harry Ferguson. John Savage. Dep
uty Coroner: Eugene II Leidy.
THIRD WARD Vincent Block, Second
street. Judges: wv Metcalf. Robert Ma
lone, II Gutenberg. Clerks: Fred Smith
wick, Tom Boyle, jr. Deputy Coroner: W II
khea.
S W Hreen, Hugh Brinkley. J y Fox. Clerks:
Geo Mallory. Frank Murphy. Deputy Coro-
FIFTH WARD-Beal street, near Herman
do. Judges: LIP Cooper, John V BCttO. Mar
tin Kelly. Clerks: AU Parker, Jehn League,
jr. Deputy Coroner: J j Murphy.
SIXTH WAkD-Waldran block, Main st.
Judges: A j Hayes, Ii M Chiles, Marcus
Jones, Clerks: John Weller. David Gems
berger. Deputy Coroner: W B Sims.
SEVENTH WARD Solon's, Beal street,
opposite Orleans. Judges: DR. S X Clarke, NJ
BTrezevant, W II Bates. Clerks: Andrew
McLendon. W Otis. Deputy Coroner: v
II Lake.
Judges: j Ste Fart. j W Moores, VIM Har'
r%ington. Clerks: Macon Trezevant, Ton
NINTH WARD-Judges: W b Gibson, Gee
NJ Grant, L Lawhorn. Clerks: VIM Karr, jr
James e Lewis. Deputy Coroner: Ran.
TENTH WARD-Mississippi House, Mail
street. Judges Mike Burke, Morrison
Pat ColliSan. Clerks: N B Jenes, J Il Sellers
Deputy Coroner: EB Britt.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-24

TIE present temperature is after all
Z" only a circumstance" At Adelaide
last year the shade range Of the Their
momete for FIVE successive days varied
between 1902 and l060. 1t has been
warmer still at Melbourne, where lll0
was recorded several years ago; while in
the interior of Australia the heat was
even greater. At one township in New
SouthWales last year the maximum shade
temperature for a week was never below
ll2o, and on one day was as high as
lls0; and in Queensland 1862 has been
recorded. These statistics prove that il
is now comparatively cool in this lati
tude.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-24
Bus,ness

NEW YoRK, July 24.-Bryce & Smith,
Wholesale liquor dealers on Front street,
this city, have failed. Their liabilities
are estimated at $3.50, 900, a large part Of
which is due to confidential friends in
New York, although there are debts in
Illinois, Kentucky and Cincinnati. Their
assets consist Of stock and open accounts,
the value Of which cannot now be de-
termined.
NEW York, July 24-The failure Of
Ketcham Il Belknap, stock brokers, il
announced. The failure is due to the
fall in grangers' shares.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-24
SHELBY COUNTY
BniIding & Loan Association

NHE above Association are now ready TO
l. issue their third series Of stock. After
and having pioneered an entirely new field in
Building and Lean Association business, we
are authorized from the result in stating to
borrowers or non borrowers that we can guar
antee them the best paying stock in the city.
tary, at the office Of the Association, IS Madi-
son street. or by any of the Directors
Directors = Il on. Jacob Thompson, DR.. d. L.
Porter. NJ. Gavin, John Gum, r. D. Geod-
win. Thomas Holsman Jr.. P. NJ. Winters,
Judge @. v. Heiskell. IL. w. Griebel. W. j..
McDermott, r. d. Jordan.
How. JACOB THOMPSON .......... 10. President
THOS. HOFFMAN, JR...... sc. Vice President
Dr.. D. Il. PORTER. Treasurer
W. j. MoDERM0TT...... .......... ...Secretary
BELCHER a JORDAN ........... Attorneys
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