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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-04-29
MULES n HORSES.
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.


BOAAo AEANlN1 lQ-UAAs
Cincinnati, James d. Parker. .....6 pm
friar's Point, Geo. w. Cheek............5 D N
Osceolsi Oscoola Belle ....... ...........~ pm
ARRIVALS.
Steamer Golden Crown, New Orleans.
James Howard, New Orleans.
Illinois, Vicksburg.
Colorado, Vicksburg.
City Of Alton, St Louis.
John B Maude, st. Louis.
Geo. w. Cheek, Friar's Point.
0sceola Belle, 0sceola
West Wind, st Francis.
James D. Parker, Cincinnati.
Ben Franklin, Cincinnati.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Vint Shinkle, Cincinnati.
Golden Crown, Cincinnati.
Colorado, ST. Louis.
james Toward. st. Louis.
City Of Alton, New Orleans.
Katie Hooper, Arkansas river.
Ruth, White river.
A. j.. White, Arkansas City.
John B Maude, Vicksburg.
BOATS IN PORT.
Illinois, George W. Cheek, James D.
Parker, Osceola Belle, West Wind, Ben
franklin.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-04-29
TR.-2647.l
Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.

obancery Court of Shelby County,s Tenn
Ella Nora Murphy VS.. e.. w. Murphy, ct al.
Rf VIRTUE OF AN INTERL0OUTORY
ID decree for sale, entered in the above cSnsS
on the llth day Of January, 1873, and re-
neWed April y, 1873, l will sell, at public ana
uon, to the highest bidder, in front of the
CLERK and Masters Office, Courthouse build.
ing MAIN street. Memphis, TenA,, on
Saturday, May 4, 1873,
within legal hours, tho following describe5
tO-wit: ' A0AO' -
That part of a certain lot, situated on lin
aeh street IN the city Of Memphis, on which
+ situated the cottage, having a frop taga Of
10 ieet: ana Is described as cOmmep oing a. q
point ll0 feet from the northeast corner of
Main and Linden streets, and runyling Thames
nearly east, and parallel with Linden streef
~ ieen; tnenee nearly north l6J feet; thence
ginning. 'ne pe-
Terms of Sale-0ne.third cash; balance IN e
ana IL months after date. Notes win az
proved security; Lien retained, etc., Till same
This April u, 1873.
BY, +. ], BLACK, D, C. and M " anu M
robinson q MalODe, solicitors. 37.4S-4e-5e
ny virtue Of the terms of a certain tr1Se
- ueed made by Val Sanford on the OH =
peoeI9e[' lol9, to the undersigned, as Trus1
zee, winch IS Of record in the Registers of 90
~ ehei9y county, Tennessee. in Book No. liz
page ~. there will be sold by said Trustee 20
on one SsT @Id do? 81 in Memphis, ~TennGssess..
county: i'inK IN SAID
Iot Of ground in said city Of Memrb;.
pnought OF n; A. Sanford, Trustee. for .9obbn,
north AthlT sidG OF OF M sfld SSl Sanford, lying on the
feet on. said avenue, running bsntto RnE5n,ng 20
ana oeing lot NO, % of Armod ar subSiyisiop'
Inc tltle TO said property Is Relieved ~ he
perfect but will sell and convey as Trustee
only. Terms OF sale oagn.
37-fm&w-56 WIN. SINpopn r.u
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-04-29
TEMPLARs or KONOR.

NAToYA TEMPLE OF II. kED 7.
SO, l-meets every Friday even
ing at 8 o'clock st Temperance
Hall. No, 298 Second street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-04-29
r Q. Q. Y. D%IEKOFORY.

odd Fellows. Hall. corner Main and North
Court gtreeHa
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-04-29

UonOt az n8Nu OF MaLu bIIVVFs =
Ticket office. 2S7 Main street, corner Oh
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-21

Chicago also has swimming school for
wamSn.
Ybly w. May il President Of the New
England women's Club.
At Leeds, England, Mrs. Anderson re-
Gently walked 1900 miles in 1000 hours.
England has at length taken step
against the British wife.bester.
A widow in Paris hiss made fortune by
hopping American pumpkin pies at her
restaurant.
The pbonograph Is like the small
brother Of q. young lady. 1t will repeat
everything Said In its presence without re-
gard 10 blnehes.
Miss Frances Z. Willard, of Chicago, de-
liycred the Fourth ~ July oration at Q
,cary meeting near Sandusky, where she
d. conducting temperance work.
At the commencement Of a girls high
school. Rev. De. Wilson. Of Baltimore,
made this a@tdundsng prayer: 20 God (!
Grant that mot <sne.df these young ladies
may be the victim 81 smrequitted lovel /"
Grace Oourslsnd. an actress, was one Of
the passengers ON the lost steamer Idaho.
She took an Ak and helped cut the life boat
loose, took an oar in one Of the boats, and
sang song to cheer her comrades. She
lost her .es,siFe wardrobe, and all her jew
elry. but made no'complaint whatever.
Somesef the .'poor whitee" families Of
the far West 'bocnme exceedingly tough
ened by their exposures and hardslips. A
lady travelling among them took shelter In
q hut during a rainstorm. and one OF the
barefooted daughters Of the family coming
in. who had been hunting for the cows,
stood ON the hearth to dry her clothes. to
whom her mother said .Sal, there's a
live coal under yonr footv' The girl,
whose solcs were as hard as horn. merely
turned her head aud drawled out: (Which
foot, NANNY ~
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-21
WANTED.

CtITUATIONS ARE WANTED BY TWO
- steady and sober young men. one as Cook
and the other Bnrkeeper. No objec-
tions for either one to go outside of Eureka.
Address CHAS. KUNKEL, on apply ut the Of
nce OF the 6ESIrNxL. je28
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-21

nxpersons leaving their orders at the store.
VIII have them promptly nlled and delivered,
free Of charge. e
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-09
WAS NE KILLED BY INDIANS
The Young New YORKER whose Hearts Dc
slro was 60 Own - Hnnch.

sire WINS 70 OWu y hrncns
Prof. Alexander J. Schcm, Assistant Super
intendcnt Of Public Schools. has received in
formation that his son Paul. who with n
younger brother. owned and wurRed Il farm at
Flshkill. ten miles from Austin. Tcxae. WINS
killed recently by n band Of Comanche Indians.
Paul and his brother went there n year ngo.
For three years Paul had previously been work.
ing farm in Champaign county. Ill. He had
boon told thcro that II no desired to satisfy his
ambition TO own n ranch no had better movo 10
Toxas. From child. his father said Yesterday
Paul desired to own a farm and stock Prof
Schem inter giving his son n good education
wished to see him enter n profession. Prof
Schcm was for long time in the 7Ilbune. office
under Horace Greeley md he asked Paul to be
2 JOURNALIST. II was agreed that Paul VINO was
for u year. and II no still desired 70 become n
farmer. he should have farm: Paul tried n
ployors but Mt the end OF tho year no was rs
Arm IA ever in the determination to DO farmer
Then he went to Illinois.
After he moved TO near Austin he was not
was bought from LAM, company, II was in
on the north fork Of the Concho river. ten miles
from Fort Cpncho;, Paul wrote in February
coonists intended TO 40 to Tom Green county to
define the limits OF their purchases. and record
them in the county books. The route was TO be
road. to Fort Concho. The younger brother.
who remained at Austin, wrote to his father re-
Gently that the party had boon attacked by tho
Comanchc Indians. and that all except james
Wilson Of Ohio and one other man, who escaped
by fast riding. had been killed. Wilson had
written to Austin from n distant part OF the
State and had only mentioned the harc fact.
Prof. Schem still hopes that Paul may hnve
escaped. He has written letters and sent dies
patches In every direction to learn whore Will
son Is. so that he can ascertain what dcprcda-
tons wore committed in March in western
Texas. He has learned that the Cumanches
have been on the war path between Forts Stock
ton and Cnnpho
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Indian country and should be sent thoro The

toa,ou oo,,o,.v ond sh6,id be aent tbore The
amu,mh , V"u" ~. 10" ro;as"d ~
o'mn Rp, WI 1,u ~ rooved to a,rIkc ont
WI ninhIy sn'. LII ,snys Tor the removal
w WIZ, vinusw n,'1'a Ini"n terory and nm
v, wv ~ zoo cotn, ~ - sitement purcbnsc
piOIlIuuut,s t1vi wv w. 20
oI,cIo'rlns. is,,n V,Isuhmi,ted n n onend
MT hui,minun a. n az r'm"vei In such nor
inn vi In, ~ ,,s, trr uuch nurnoae. md IL waa
acprrd IN wi,hout debate
NE. Nta~".,s ,,,rond,uont Una then rc,octod-
MI ni"N'b 'ntt''""''' "'-' ''N'' 'N'N0'S
ycns. II nays; 90 A.. .--... 49,. -. IA.
Othcr amendments reported Dy tne cOtnmlUeo
were agreed to rs follows.
paa..... a. .,n.onr,a,;o, 70, ,,o nav of ,nachn,a
c1.es nmd nal cVni vcc q, Inc sicus
ao. A., al la n,a ron a., ~, M s,5 tn1
Appropra,ing s6o tor industrial schools at the san
tee sioux nnd crow Crock sscngics -, A., :,
RSdnG@ We a ,or 'nG Tcmovs o. ,ne ,n
sui on and proviIng mai thcy sba,i Ire removed To-
such convenient points within The sioux rcserVaunn as
Carl schurk, by direction OF 4 y Hayes may be able To
select will the consent Of said Indians
s,eG1 ths Trysy of such portions Of
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Mr.. Ingalls, rep, KAN said that the num-
ber OF names added 10 the pension roll in con
sequence OF the Legislation OF March pension
ing the survivors Of the war Of 1912, was
but 1856. instead OF .f91, as stated by Mr.. Sar-
gent That was the number Of applicants filed
when Mr.; Sargent got his figures. Up 70 Satur-
day last the number OF applicants was lO,O63.
MIR. Sargent said that he supposed Mr.. ingalls,
Mr. Burnside REP II. H. called up the House
Joint resolution that arms should be issued to
the Territories as well as the States not 10 OK
ceSG 500 stand # arms c each Terrt0ry
tho States shall not DE diminished. Agreed TO,
Mr. Conkrell Dem. Mo- called up the House
bill to forbid the further retirement Of United
states legal tender notes. and said no was in
probably by Tuesday next He would make no
urhcr opposition TO IN relerenc,e. Mr.. Bay
ard dem, Del u member OF the Finance Com
mittee. said he did not wish it 10 be understood
mat There was any asro"ment that tho bill should
be no delay The bill was then referred 10 the
Mr.. conklIng iiep', N y presented petition
OF captains and masters Of Steamboats, passing
through Hell Gate, asking an increased npprn-
Brlatlon Tor the improvement Of Harlem river.
Mr.. DAVIS lind, Il) gNyo notice that rs soon
rs the Indian Appropriation bin should be dis
tho bill providing for the distribution Of awards
made under the convention between tho United
The Senate resumed the consideration OF the
Indian Appropriation bill the pending Quos-
ZION being on the amendment 10 remove the
Ncz Porn's Indians Of loseuhs band. now held
~ prisoners Of war, NJ Fort l"aYonworth kun.
~ Idaho Territory, Instead oi to the Indian
Territory.
Mr.. Allison Rep. Ia in charge Of the bill.
sem to thn Clerks desk n letter from the Com
missioncr Of Indian Affairs 10 the cfrect that
IneLe were over ton million acrcs Of land in the
rn,,nhh territory upon which Indian tribes
T. ~ I up dp,hlcd by ~" H0yrrnmeht. This led
long debate, IN which Mr. Beck lIirm. KY
hos,ilnn s sm4t ,he NJ Pores Indians were not
,,,,hio, hnu mat II sent to liAh0 they would h,
thhnnrupnr"l ON account of The feeling against
Allison gTG!nH oni OF lh. war IT last yeRr, Mr.
INA on Msp, lnsiNiud TINT these tnlustrinus
ana peHceNDlo Indiana wcro Wiling to ro 10 t6e
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Mr. Arnoid's New House.


A new house is being built by Mr., Griffith
Thomas. architect, for Mr. Richard Arnold, Of
the old and arstocratic New York house Of Ar
mold. Constable * Co. 1t IL on the northeast
corner OF Eighty-third street and Fifth avenue
has four stories and basement is ilfty feet wide
by iifty-seven deep. with dining room extension
seventeen feet six inches by thirty feet. The
rear will bc occupied by q picture gallery. forty
feet long. and twenty-five feet six inches wide
Il II a. be built Of the best brown stone. in tho
French Rennissance style. and II very ornate.
The windows. each Ave feet six inches In width
will havo arghitraves pilasters. trusses, and
pediments. The stoop will be seventeen feet
wide, with heavy stone rails and bausters, and
very large fancy pedestala The portiro will be
supported by Corinthian columns. The main
hall will be twenty two feet square. will be tiled
with marble and the grand staircase will be OF
mahogany, and vii ascend to the third story.
skyllght Of exquisitely stained glass. The
woodwork throughout W BIO OF black walnut.
In the front basement will BIO a large billiard
room. The first floor, beside the main hall. will
contain large parlor, reception Uarlor, dining
room, &c. library and picture gallery. The
shaping rooms will be above all. The house
will be flrc- proof throughout. Tho basement Of
the building is already finished, The estimated
cost will be between 100000 and s2O0.000. Tho
private stable In connection with this house Is
situated on Madison avenue ana Eighty-fourh
street 1t will be thirty-nve feet IN width and
seventy lcct deep, and IN style will correspond
with tho house. II will bo Of brown stone, two
stories IN height Tho walls OF the stable will
all ne hullt hollow, Tor tho purpose Of thorough
ventilation; The coach house will hold six car
ringes and thrrn will bo stable room for five
horses, with two box stalls in the rear. in add.
ton 10 harness rooms, ne. Tho estimated cost
Of this stable is 100000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-09

o. d. Ashley X Co., bankers and brokers at 2
Exchange court in voluntary bankruptcy with liza
biucs VI S2i0sis The entire assets are normally
Sin3l2 nearly all OF which the individual assets Of
q, y Ashley. ArihNr l. Svw'l OF John Bonner n ca
has been aJhdicated voluntary bankrupt the p"t
un NJ elsht creditors whose claims aggregate Sl3A so
Vie largest being that VI frenor W Park Tor Sl5.o3L
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-09
frrsomI gOttts.

TTEN1TON. paucnts'-Dr fRoilN from Paris,
~ ~ BOND It 20 Years rNpcrrrce, consultation. u,
all diseases sAin disorders, amt nervous dcIuly speedily
and radically cured
4 IL special complaints. medical sur zeal sai'lN
~ and successfully treated examination
DR. BRADFORD, 49, El.t I'm a.
A GOODRICH, Atry atlaw, ~ Dearborn 50 chi.
y cage H. Zorro lnndcnce confidential Advice tree
Thirteen years experience
DISEASES OF MEN ,eialtA cnre tom - 10
- daNS DIR DYER ~ West lau Il near 0il, "a.
DEEMiNENT cures Address Father JnsLlN.
l station X. VIII visit Ncwark ConAncnml llOteD,
May 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-09
ROYAL BAKING POWDER

ROYAL BAKING POWDER
This POWDER Is universally used 10, the hest fnict
throughout Europe AMI the United States ani adopted
in the Royal households Of Great Britain, Gcrnan, aud
Brazil Contains acid hut that derived from gracs-a
pure Grape Cream Tartar Ills peerless and unapproah
be without it. Sold hv Groccr4
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pENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROT re.

NM NllfD - NltN MALL kAlA IL.
ON and after April -. lSTS
Trains leave New NorA, via Desbrosses and Colulni
sts ferrirs. rs follows
Express tor Iarrshurrh pt>hurgh the West ami SOUTH
MN innian Palace Cars attached, "a VI hni r 20
f9I wianl.port, Lock Haven, CORY AMI Erie at N
7 NJ, connecting at Cory Tor 1itu,Niilc Petroleum
centre, aud the OIL Regions Williamson, ami Lo,A
Haven, "
Baltimore, Washington, and the South Limited wash
lngtun Express OF Pullman farlor 'Ars iHln a.. ~
SUNDAY, n3l A. NJ, arrive Washington I 10 T. ".
and . T. VI.
Express for Philadelphia ~ 20 o. ~ Linutch. u
N ], 4, D. u, ~, 7. 7.lp : 10 AMI . T. SUNDAY
NJ" ., ~. q ~ T. a.. 49, and . T. NJ kmisrAni ana
second class ! T. NJ
Boat, VI BROOKLYN Annex connect with all through
trans II Jersey City. Annrding speedy AMI dife't
transfer Tor Brooklyn travel
Trenton Perth Amhuv. tlemineton. BelNidcrr, ani
other points see lucnl schedules NJ all Ticket Onns
Trans AtriNc From Pittsburgh. u 80 10 ~ AN - Y
daily, lulo A. NJ, $50 = VI. daily. except M.ul 49,.
Prom Washington ami Baltimore. q 80 ~ 4 Z "a,
-. 10 ~ + ". sunday. a 81. . ~ \ From = lla'
dcphia, NJ, @ 90 ~ 10 IL, ~ ~ II iuA . 10.
~, ; -, u 81. ~, 10 10 ~ 20 T. sunday. %,
80, q a. 10 ~. ~ % 4. NJ u ~. 10 20 T. VI
iltArt Oh.es. i2d and "a Broadway, Aston ll'iF.
and loot al DcshToss.s amt turtlauit stS Cont -
AMI BROOKLYN Annex Depot foot NJ Fulton = kruuNNl,
ia 10 and lis hudson It. Nohuksn, Depot I,fHy
FRANK THOMSON |. r. FARMER,
Grneral MAnapsr Gon Pass niger A;ent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-09
Miscellaneous.

A DoUHLE rp';uEs WIN ~ o g sale c !"
DRysIIEs nj ever, description Al 3iS Pearl s.,
JOHN K. HOPrtL Manufacturer and Importer
COKE FOR SALE at reduced prices IN quantities
~ TO suit purchase, hy bushtl or chalInh, ntnNri'u
cItN See owner. ms East 18th St, between II ana
o'clock daily.
IIOR SALE cheapest OF butchers nHturss a, AZ
Il 7th Av near 'Iil 81
ICE BOx.-wip buy good second hand box II cheap;
state SIZE condition, price, Ac CASH box L'o' sun
office
MANS MISSION ON EARTH-A thorough
WI medical treatise, indicating how ennnrnrd dsah,l
crNAon. and professional practice shu~g the Agencies
that will insure restored manhood .teng thenrd vitality
hy uNertaxed powers statement of obstacles 10 mar
rasc and n the means by which ihty can hs removed
~ lnai 25c currency postage stamps AddlSs Sscy
Museum Anatomy and Selenc", llW Broadway, y. Y.
DOsT OFFICE NOTICE--Ths foreign mails for
the week ending saturday May H. 1879. wall close
Nevada via Queenstown, on weinc sdAy, AT 4 N III
Europe, by steam ship Abyssnia, via Queenstown
must hc specially addressed; aud nj u A. VI Tor
France direct by steamship - laurent via Iia,rc on
Thursday, At A VI, for 0Teat Britain AMI Ireland. hy
steamship city of Brussels, via Queenstown correspond
encc tor Germany and the Continent 10 he forwarded by
tnr Europe, n.y. steamship PomcranlA, Via PHmnnth
CherhourS and Hamburg, on Saturday ~ 10 4. " Tor
spondcncc nr germany aud Scotland 10 be forwarded 10
ms steamer must he specially addressed, AMI at N
GLASGOW and va II AZ r 'TE arn p'."nn E,n
Nu~s 2, VIA Southampton and Bremen The steamships
Mvoda Ahys'inia aud Germanic do not mk" mniis tor
wall and South PHrirr ports leave New Nmk May . The
mails er the West lnes' Va icrmt'a am. s. fhamsS,
"ave New York May y RE mails Tor CHINA ant Jalan
rosr OTFIcr, Ntw ioRk MAY : 1873
rios L. JAMES, Postmaster
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STEAMBOATS, ano Sullrolos.

ALBANY HOATs PEOPLES LINE
~ FaNoutv steamers DREW and - JOHN lebt llei
II. North River. daily Sundays excepted. at 81 T. VI.
CONNECTING Al ALBANY with ENpres, Trains lor SARA
ToGA. LAKE GEOkGE LAKE CIlAMPLAIN The All
RONpAt ~. MONTREAL. ami point. NuKlh ana WISE
BruoNNu passengers transferred Tree by Annex bOan
firsi tlas, lArv, ~. ieck. .5c.
fNcl.i sion fu Albany Aud return Si.i0
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-09

~ lNtkfSS LINE Elegant t'ani"rs WALTER BktIl
or NkM HAMPTON will leave daily Saturday ltrN
lvg Albany from canal st North rlNcr, ht-i dk anov:
ItUl's Line, ate J. u ,runn'e ts with trains Nort al
West laltlcck .2Ac cailn fare, 81 meAls5h frr.-hi
taken lower than hy othcr lines. A T.. BLACk. Supt
1IO MILES FOR i0c.-Citifcns Line Troy Rats
lcO sew and splendid steamers leave per ~. y 4.
foot I~roy Il, daily, except saturday, At u r. VI SHe
rooms only ~, bcrts, 2jr IIrstrass fare So NGrc
connections with express trains tor all points Noru Eas
and West Stnte rooms Aud through tickets a. puidi
Express VA broadway, nnl Court Il, Brooklyn
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Boilers ano Gnoinss.

A FOUR-HORsE engine and boiler dlxtcr, in
"a prime order Tor sale at REED kIAGlORA'S cor.
Elm aud Franklin sts
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q Low PRICE
Three Months Credit !!


ApyERr ALL oRo
TsEME
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO.'S NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING BUREAU
10 SPRUCE ST.. NEW YORK.
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NO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
the OLD ESTABLISHED ROlrE AND SHORT LIMB
BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND PIIlLADELPHlA

FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACu way DAILY;
THREE DEfO1S IN rlllLADkLflilA TWO N
NEV YuRk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-09
MIR. WOODS TARIFF BILL.
ANOTHER VICTORY FOR TIN CHAIR
MAN or THE WAYS AND MEMS.

Conse,'. Effort. 90 Prevent or Limit Debate
Unnvniiipg Kelley Unwilling TO he
Biacksunrd Speeches by Tucker and Rob
hin. Legislation for Joscph's Indians
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@ = REWA RD.-StTayed from 100 Christopher st
pO last evening, blue and tan dog with oil rubbed
The Under Will receive the above reward aud thanks by
returning to owner. JOHN BUCKLEY.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
Legal Nontcs.

STPREME COURT If the State of New
- York George l.. W Reed charlie, H. " plain.
in-. against Henry " de Forest. sarah T. Reed william
defendants. SumuOnHflal to b" had IN
the County NewN orb 10 the above named defendants
You hereby summoned Ia the complaint IN this
~ the faint Ms
attorneys within twenty days after the service OF tins sum
exclusive Ot the day Of and In O Your
failure appraT Judgment VIII be- taken against
you by default ior the relief demanded In the complaint
Dated April 10. 1878 .
DF FORESTS WEEKS. plaintiffs ATTORNEYS
Office No. l2O Boldway. NrwlOfk CITY Post once al
dress, No. l2O broadway, y. Y
10 the defendant H. Reed The foregoing summons IL
upon public pursuant Ia order o the Hon
Charles Dooue Justice Of The supreme Court OF the state
dated tc eleventh day Of May, 1873 and nlr
on said the complaint In the office OF the Clerk of
the County of York. al the County Court llou
In said tty The service will be complete at
the expiration Of from the Ist day OF pulcallon-
Dated New York city. MAY II, 1873
DEFOHEST X WEEKS, ATTORNEYS for Plaintiffs
ONCE and Post ONCE address 40 Broadway, y. y.
Junell law6WTu.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-09
iI,n pARENTS AND GTARDIANS,
NOW READl.

Now khADl.
THE PARIS WORLDS FAIR OF 1873,
Graphically described Icy
GEO W. SMALIEY,
Tie wcIknown London Correspondent OF THE TRIBUNE in
TRIBUNE tXGRA No. II,
Illustrated by
PICTORIAL MAT OF PARIS AND 1hE EXHIBITION.
SrMuARY or LETTERS.
EE EXHIBITION
J. GENERAL OUTLINE
. THE AMERICAN DEPARTMENT.
3 BRITISH ACTIVITY.
a. THE PRINCE OF WALEsS INSPECTION.
g. EFFORTS TO ACHIEVE SUCCESS.
G. GRADUAL STEPS TOWARD COMPLETION.
OPENING CEREMONIES.
= HOW THE FAIR BEGAN.
s ANOTHER REXPEKIENCEWiTHT THE CROWD.
Q MARVEIS OF THE OPENING NIGHT
TO- AMERICAN VISITORS IN PARIS.
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