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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-09-25

the deaths we have had, and il all
outside of this city that will adhere
to them they will save many lives
and much expense and trouble.
GREHNVILLR D0WELL. NJ. D., q
Home Ply sieian Market St. Howard Infy.
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Hoy4ED ASSOCIATION. !
MEMPHIS, TENN. SAM. 81 ISiis I

Hh AfA 0NEhs LlN lOloa H
Unemployed nurses who vol.
unteered from abroad, and
whose services are no longer
needed, are requested to re-
ports at headquarters TODAY
10 receive the balances due
them, and transportation 10
their homes. Alter to-day
none will be recognized rs en-.
titled 10 the benefits of the AS
ISOLATION but those who are
permanently employed. BY
order of
bod w. J. SMITH,
Aoii0p PrQa. tHnVvav.N Ass,s, sus'
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Notice.

During the yellow fever our address
will be Oldham, Crittenden county, Ark.
1T CIARKE, JOHNSON & Co.
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ReirlgeratOrs, ice chests,
water coolers and ice.cream
freezers at cost.
#. j. ~TURNBULL,
1861 234 Main sire et.
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sylum.
Mrs Sehurz. Jackson.
GustAvus HOugh, age rs, Market street
in6rmary.
W G Horton, age 80, Market street in
Urinary.
Mrs Thompson. age %, city hospital.
Mr. Powers. age 40, Gayoso house. 81,
DE Boiissau. age 80, Shelby,
Mrs schlich, age 30, 1873 South
RI Cs.rOn, age q. Peabody Hotel
FP York, age IS. s.Frezsvant.
BP Smith, HernsndO and Vance.
b Lsus, age u, Spring A8ls
Mary G Griffin, age 35, Main and
Vance.
- Harris, age II. Poplar.
UnknoWh, male, 554 Main.
Annie Dawson, age 20. Linden street
hospital lf9WUA
King Wright, age SO. fernando road.
- Nash. age 60. Old Raleigh road
John Mckinney, colorsd. age so. Car.
olina and Fifth.
Richard Weston, cOlored, age as, Car.
DINA. arstar stsrt
Clara Jackson, cOlOred, age as, Carroll.
ma and Fifth.
John Thomas, colored, age %, rear
Judge Wrightis place.
Sam Grigsby, cOlOred, age 70. rear l72
Vance.
L Courtney, cOlOred, age Is days, rear
lac Vance.
Lettie Banks, cOIOrsd, age 8. 2s4south
HOpSOu Ware, age 6. South.
Mary Monteverdi. age 8, Poplar. sec.
ond toll-gats.
DR. Robt Burcham, Main.
Francis -, age l, Church Orphans
home.
l. SehillinE, age 49. 9OT Georgia.
Robert Britton, age II, WAldrsu ave
nue.. .
John Meath, age 81, 1876 Desoto.
Mrs G L WhittOrd, age 10. l Huling
Hall TOneoy, age II. RoaS avenue.
EVelins HallOvs, age l year and "a
days, Pearson place. r.u
Julian A RogersOn, age Z. Horn Lake
road.
James Collins, age 20, State Female
College.
Robt Britton, Waldran avenue
Ellen Carroll, age 60. Seventh and
Georgia.
Mike Tobiu. South.
Fred Lawson, cOlored, age "a. 10 eau.
ssy. iABN4 aHe
Willie Patterson, colOrsd. age 81, l75.
Rose.
Wslch, age 6. near LOOusy Switch,
fernando road. noian.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Daltrof all right.
DR. Abercrombie is up.
DR. Force is doing well.
DR. Rogers much better.
DR. Forbes died yesterday 9 Az g
Jesse Moore died last night. "a
Jesse Psge is rapidly improving.
Mrs DR. Landrum is convalescsnt,.
DR. Tuerk took the fever yester-
day. 1rsrg9earrrT
Mira Luke E Wright lis doing
well.
Eugene W Moore is doing very
well. als s
Major P Trenovant is nearly
well. he
Canton Miss: New cases, %;
deaths, /. 1'
Brownsville: New cases, 12;
deaths, 2.
New orleansi New cases, 1871;
deaths, 10.
NN.
DR. R B Maury has the fever at
Gilrs station.
Morgan City, La: Gases, 1874;
total deaths, rs.
Baton Rouge, La: New cases,
Al; deaths, l.
John Meath, of fire. company Nc
?, died yesterday. esd 1qEhH
The convalescents are becoming
numerous about the city.
Bob BrittOn, who has been dowr
several days, died last night. /.
@ D StafEer, one Of the nobl,
Towards, is again on duty,
Jesse Brown has the fever at th.
Webb place, near EImwood.
; Hickman, Ky; New cases, none
/, deaths, none. Good showing.
Crabtree Belcher died Of yello,
fever at Tuscumbia, Ala, on til
23d.
Sam Bard, a prominent journal
list, died at Baton Rouge on tn
. 10th.
|M.maH.H. HH.HHH.. q
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3. AND L. ASSOCIATIONS.
SECURITY a
Building and Loan Association
Notice Ia RtOekhOlders. d

E0R the present. payment Of dues. interest,
Z etc., can be made to the treasurer at the
Fourth National Bank, between the hours Of
liam. and 2 pm. No fines or penalties will
bo recorded against absentees who make good
their arrears on their return. Until further
notice, regular meetings win be discontinued.
AS. LJVERM0RE. Pres't.
W, c.. MCCLURE, treasurer. i55.157.i
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p MILT HARRY,S

N
Memphis, While and Black
mI Rivers q. D., Mail Line.
For Indian Bay. St. Charles. Clarandon
DevslTs Blqt, Des Arc. Augusta, Jackson.
port, West Point, Searcy. Batesville, Pow
haitian and Roeahontas-1The 6ne steamer
U7ToaH @s
Mar. Harry, master. ,..-.E Ed CrOwell clerk
Leaves Memphis every SATURDAY ats p.m.
connecting direct with the new Black river
Y. ), Mail, racket MILF HARRY for Pow
haitian and POcahontas, and with daily paek-
cts from Newport to Batesville and Upper
White river. Through rates to all points. =
freight should be consigned Care Harry
Line" Memphis or Terrene, to insure going
J. T. WASHINGTON, r. r. Lee wbarfboat
w: o. HARRY, Agent, r. L. Lee Wharfboat'
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John walsh, Undertaken,
BAL Second st., next postofice. l44t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-09-25

TIE type, material and workmen Of
The LEDGE JOB Office are as good as the
Jest, and hence we guarantee first class
work and full satisfactioa to our patrons
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-09-25

THE most excellent attributes to the
success of q frstIclass hotel are oourte. q
GUS Treatment, q well appointed cuisine,
and wel.furnished rooms. You can find
ell these At the Colonnade Hotel, in Phil.
adelphiae.
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Al
Deaths Since Noon Yesterday to
Noon TG-Day.

DEATHS FROM NOON YESTERDAY TO NOON
TO-DAY.
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Fresh Oysters

AcS OIS~SAS ill4fINt Nu
Received every dsS at Henry Luehr.
manh's :, 80 Monroe strsstss 20 "a 81
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IMPuRTAAT TO NURsEs.

Appeal apd A7aIanohe rlea.e cory.
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LIVER REGULATOR.

TT OPERATES upon the bowels. e~lsansss the
l stomach. purifes the blood, and eradieates
ell the Instructions that produce YELLOW
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LoTrERv.

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY rN
"a WIZ A FORTUEEi-T Tenth Grand
Distribution 1878, at New Orleans. tuesday,
October Sth.B hI F,INTE *
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-09-25

Henry Fazzi a ell-known bar
Der, has a bad case Of fever up
Wolf river.
The Gregg family-father moth
er and six chiIdren-have all died
of the fever.
Mrs f Dunn, corner of Third
and Broadway, Fort Pickering, died
this morning. A@0
Ex;pohcemah Haggerty has lost
all but one Of his children, aud
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-09-25

truthful language, eulogized the
character of the deceased.
Rev Boggs and his wife were
taken down with the fever last
night. Both seem to promise light
attack.
George Landrum, at IL o'clock
this morning, was near his end. He
is at the residence of Rev. Mr..
Boggs, Sledge place. His noble IA
|ther is with him to soothe his dying
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G MAocABE, Oommiasary.
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JnmN SrEkLr, or cml-Oil Johnny,
VIM wns pnt In sudden possession III
~ .AO. OW by the discovery u petroleum
ON his otherwise almost worthless Penn.
sylyania farm. only to become poor
again through wild Extravaganza, II now
station agent on tho Atlantic and Great
Western railroad. HI hnr given up
drinking, and thinks TINT he II NJ much
wiser from experience TINT hc Would not
waste another fortune II llc could got
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Ayers
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For restoring Gray Hair 10
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Il rich, glossy lustro end grateful
perfume.
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T'ME fif,i.birkH

Now. Afiaf il,a experience ~ seventy Years u
INii Ai iIr niiaf inability III tha oddities Vi
ls0ld ilstar e.rniry hunUril, ~ 4 guiI haSir,
even Itat HI said, anil tvn ly contraction Great
ing I,Anlr~ and tls.ru pAncn occurring IN m
Average Every seven ~ Tight years, causing ruin
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-27
Third Edition
TIE LATEST.
In Brief.

National Associated Press to the Star.
BRADFORD, Pa, Sept. N.-A Chinese
laundryman here fatally stabbed Harrison
Edgar.
WASHINGTON, Sept. N.-Cohen says he is
going to Cincinnati and Chicago to exhort
the workingmen.
ST.. JOHN, N. B., Sept 27.-W. J. L. Har-
rington's saw-mill at Shediac was burned.
Loss, $50 900; insurance $4,000.
CHICAGO, Sept. 27.-The cabinetmakers
in six furniture factories here are on a
strike for an advance of fifteen per cent.
WASHINGTON, Sept. q. The Secretary of
the Treasury to-day received 81, 800 con-
science money from an unknown person in
Boston, Mass.
Boston, Sept 27.-Col. Almond Hodges
President of the Washington National Bank,
died suddenly this morning at Portsmouth,
Rhode Island.
New York, Sept. 27.-R. B. Williams,
keeper of shooting gallery, fired re-
volver at his wife, inficting a dangerous
wound on the forehead
New York, Sept. 27.-Three men who
were working on the Elevated Railroad to-
day were precipitated to the ground by the
falling of a scatfold and all fatally injured.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-27
From the A. & p. to the City q
Suburban.

Mr.. w. H. Eckert, who has been for the
last three or four years Manager of the A.
& P Telegraph Company, has resigned this
position, to accept the more important ore
of General Superintendent and Manager Uf
the City & Suburban Telegraph Associa-
ton. This Company also controls the Ben
Telephone and speciality will be made OF
direct verbal communication between all
parts of the city and suburbs
Mr.. Eckert is thorough telegraph man
and to his ability and untiring energy is
due the great success of the A. & P. Compa-
ny at this point. When he was called 10
the position of Manager the Company was
an obscure concern, hardly recognized in
the commercial circles of the city He went
to work at once and the result OF his indns-
try was soon recognized by the large in
crease in business which justified removal
Of the Company's Office to the present con-
venient and prominent location. The tele-
graphic alliance, which virtually makes thu
two companies one, rendered his position
much easier one, but much less suited to
man of his active temperament and aggres-
sive business turn. The Suburban
Telegraph Company, in need of just such
ability, has made a master stroke in in
ducing him to give up the pleasant nosition
he now holds for c.,r wnere his ability and
industry will find full play. To his great
energy and excellent business capacity he
adds the further qualification of being as
genial and courteous a gentleman as grasys
the hands of the business men of Cincin-
natl 1t would be a waste of words to wish
him success-he is sure to have it in any
thing he undertakes.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-27
Catholic school Rocks.

His Grace Archbishop Purcell has do
cided that the following books are to be
used in the Catholic Schools of his DIOCESE:
Deharbes' Catechism, original issue.
Busingers German Bible History.
Rev. ]. J. Menges series of German
Reader.
Schueth's German Grammar
B. H. F. Hellebusch's Hymn Books.
The young Catholic" series of Englis5
Readers.
Rays Arithmetic.
Sadlier's Excelsior Series of Biographies.
Pinneo's English Grammar.
Sadlier's Elementary History of the
United States.
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AID FOR THE SUFFERERS.

NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-The money for
the relief of the yellow fever sufferers
through New York City, now amounts to
nearly $400 900.
The Academy of Music was well filled
last night with an intelligent audience, to
listen to the lecture in behalf Of the plague
stricken South, by Major General Shields.
The subject of the lecture was ''Lifelike
Sketches of Andrew Jackson, Daniel Web
ster, Henry Clay and ]. G. Calhoun"
STERLING, ILL, Sept. 27.-The Citizens
Relief Society have forwarded $259 rs to
the Howards at Memphis.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 27.-The benefit for
the yellow fever sufferers at the Academy
of Music, given under the auspices of the
dramatic profession, yesterday afternoon,
was complete success, the theater being
literally packed from pit to dome, and a
large number being turned away The pro-
ceeds will reach in the neighborhood of
Sc, 900.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-27

Mr. r. M. Shoemaker and family leave
for the East tomorrow evening.
Mr. A. E. Burkhardt has returned to the
city from an extended European tour
Efforts are being made to have Dr. l.. z.
Bramble appointed physician at the City
lnfrmary.
Mr. John M. Newton will enter upon his
duties as Librarian of the Y. NJ. M. L. A.
next Tuesday.
Hon. J. Milton McGrew, Sixth Auditor
of the United States Treasury Department,
is at the Hotel Emery.
VIM. Henry Smith, ESQ.,, Collector of the
Port of CHICAGO and Manager of the Az,o-
ciated Press, is in the city.
Hon. Milton sayler addressed the MEM
bers of the Phoenix Club last night at their
banquet at the St Nicholas.
The marriage of Pat Moran and Miss
Mary Ryan took place last night at the
Church of the Atonement.
Mr.. Edmund H. Pendleton has been
elected member of the Board of Directors
of the Cincinnati Union Bethel.
Mr.. G. A. Mortimer, Advance Agent OF
the Colville Folly Company which appears
next week at the Grand, is in the city.
Jacob Bauer, the jolly and genial host Of
East Pearl street, celebrates to-day the fif-
tieth anniversary of his birth The boys
will do the handsome thing by Jake to-
night, and vice versa Long may he live,
and may the annual celebrations of thir
event be many.
General H. B. Darlington, of the United
States Army, at present stationed in Michi-
gan, is in the city, looking after the inter
ests of his History of the Mexican War"
which he has lately written. The General
and Mayor Moore served for four years to-
gether during the late war ON Governor
Chase's staff
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-27
LATEST LOCAL.

Mr. GEO W. LONG was elected constable
for the Ninth Ward by the Common Coun-
Gil this afternoon.
THE main water-pipe on Colerain Pike
burst near the bridge this side of Cum
minsville this forenoon.
AN application for the discharge of U. s.
Army recruit named Camille Weisenber-
ger, who enlisted without his fathers con-
sent, was granted.
THE funeral of the venerable Matilda G.
Johnston, mother of Ex-Mayor Johnston,
will take place at 80 o'clock tomorrow af-
ternoon. The pall-bearers, all old and init
mate friends of the deceased, will be Messrs.
VIM. Higbey, John Cochnower. G. W.
Goodhue, j. M. Johnston, W. M. Cory and
c. w. Rowland.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-27
WESTERN WHISPERS.
How n Recruiting officer Recruits
ChicagO's Respectable Black Mail
ers-Fun at a Fair-Excmplary
ia nm a0as.

How a ReCruiting Officer Recruits-
Chicago,s Respectable Black-MaiI-
ers-Fun at a Fair-Exemplary
Damages.
National Associated Press to the Star.
CHICAGO, Sept H.-Charges have been
preferred here to be forwarded to Washing
ton, against Can't. Lloyd Wheatson, Recruit
inc Officer in this citv The charges are
the+ g ~ hn hau - hoon r,,iItr - oondnot rnha-
olas ne mas 'oeen suiiSy VI tIn oTi,uuU' u r. /,
oHana oU,,iiaS an oiitIer tf ;. anu n. nn;no u;th
atieseu ne Is ~ .ne HaDn; f Vi IA ,hat ho
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Board of Public Works.

The Board met in regular session, all the
members present, and President Bell in this
chair.
The Engineer was directed to report .
plan for the further completion of Coiuus-
bia avenue.
The Superintendent of the Water-woriss
was directed 10 use the broken stone now in
Eden Park for the improvement of Efhu-
ent Pipe street.
An ordinance providing for the extension
of the Walnut Hills & Cincinnati Street
Railroad, known as Route No. 10, on Wood
burn avenue, vas referred to the Commit
tee on Street Railroads.
The Clerk was directed to advertise fo-
proposals for keeping in repair the Warsaw
Pike from German street to the west eorpe-
ration line, and Gest street from Mclean
avenue to the end of the boulder pavement
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Match eS Made.
National Associated Press to the Star.

fV1'ufVlIt6K 1hHH'ONfoFVOer 4 Re''1 sV VRTO pVeR'
Troy, N. Y, Sept. N.-Jack McGinty,
the pugilist, of New York, who broke his
arm recently in fight with George King
of this city, has arranged another match
with King, to fight here October Sd, with
gloves, for purse of 5000.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept 27.-Ellis Ward
of New York, and VIM. Myers, champion
of this city, have signed articles to row
four and one-half miles for $780, The race
to be rowed on the SchuYlkill, October ID
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Police Court Fees.
DIhIE UF VIHOT
"ATFoRNEY GENERALS OFFICE,


"ATroRNEY GENERALS OFFICE,
COLUMBUS, September 26.
"Chas, W. Baker, Esq, Solicitor. Hamilton Coun-
ty Cincinnat:
DEAR SIR-Yours of yesterday, as we'll
as letter from Judge Wilson in reference
to the same subject came duly to hand
81 am of the opinion that the latter clause
of Section Is, page 222, IS vol o. L., referred
to in your letter refers to the fees of wit
nesses in State cases in the Police Court, in
which Jurisdictions retained to finally try
and dispose of the case.
''In such cases the witnesses are to be
paid as though the cases were tried tn the
Common Pleas.
"Where the Police Judge usually holds
an examining court, the construction given
in my letter of July g. 1878, applies.
Respectfully yours. ISAIAH PILLARS,
attorney General"