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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-09

We are authorized to announce j.. j. RAW
LlNGS as a candidate for reelection 10 tho
otiee Of County Trustee at the August cleo
uon, subject TO the Democratic and ConserVa-
tive Convention,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For AttOrney-GeneraI of Bnr,Ia,.
CiFenit Court.

GEO. G. DENT is a candidate for Attorney
General Of the Bartlett Circui. Cour Of
Shelby county, at the ensuing August cleo.
ton subject 70 The, action Of the Democratic
and Conservative Convention.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-09

Report says that Miss Cary ia engaged
to Mr.. Verdi, otherwise Green, Of the
Strakosch troupe.
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OSE Of the New York city regiments
is being drilled in street firing tactics,
and we are told how companies wheel
out Of line to cover the regiment as it
passes street eorners-how sharp.shoot-
ers on the flank pick of the enemy on
house tops and in upper windows, and
how the command forms q hollow square
to receive an assault. The drill is no.
pleasantly suggestive Of what might be
useful practice some day; but possibly it
may be as we'll to drill militia in man
euvers suited o the streets Of a great city
as in field operations, to which they are
not at all likely to be called.
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River TeIeErams.

CAIRO. July 9.-Arrived-Colorado
Vicksburg, 4 am. Departed Storm,
Cincinnati. 8 pm; Belle Of Shreveport,
New Orleans, midnight; Colorado, St.
Louis, 5 q. m. Cloudy and warm.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-09

TOT UFIminaI count Judge.
l am a candidate for Judge Of the Criminal
Court Of Shelby county.
l9te P. T. SORUGGS.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-09

Teacher-Have you not learned your
geography leason2 Smart French boy
How could |, m'sieu, without hearing
from Berlin2
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For Criminal Court Clerh

N. @. PERKINS is n candidate for Criminal
Court Olerk. Of Shelby county at the election in
August, subject to the action of the Demo-
cratic and Conservative Convention.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-09

G. L. ANDERSON is a candidate for re-
election to the Office Of Sheriff, subject 10 the
actlen OF the Convention of the Democratic
ana Conservative party of Shelby county.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-09

Mark Twain is living in Heidelberg,
where he is devoting himself to the study
of German and to writing a book.
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Lucky Editors.

PHLADELPHIA, July ga party Of
editors from Pittsburg arrived here last
night on their way to Cape May and
Long Branch.
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Trustee,a Sale.

DY virtue Of a certain deed in trust exeou-
ID tod TO mo January 10. 1877, by G. A. stock.
Icy, and his wife, Lucy A. Stoekley, said trust
deed being recorded in Book lis, page 672, Of
the REGISTERS Office Of Shelby county, Tenn.
default being made in payments under said
deod. / will. on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-09

The latest project to utilize the power
Of Niagara Falls on a Jorge scale seems
to be taking practical shape, the Buffalo
Commercial reporting that a company
has been formed to build the necessary
works. and that it has already begun
operations on a large scale. Days canal,
already constructed, is to be used in con.
n%ection with great air receptaeles yet TO
be built. The water collected 10 a reser-
Voir at the top Of the precipice is to be
carried by siphons to the cylinders on
the bank below, 10 which il will compress
air afterward carried through pipes to
Buffalo and used for pumping water, aud
As a substitute for steam 10 large manu-
factories. Arrangements have been
made to have the apparatus work auto.
matically, and give uniform and contin-
uous pressure. The estimate Of the
power to be obtained gives enough to
raise 10000 gallons Of water $50 feet
every minute. The cost will be incon-
siderable beyond interest on the invest
ment, aud cost Of repairs and mainten.
ance. 1t is said that before the compa
ny was formed satisfactory experiment.
were made with MODELS Of the appara.
tus to be used. A similar use Of water
power was made in boring the Moat
Gents tunnel, the air compressed BY
water power driving the drills and at the
same time furnishing pure air to the
workmen at the headings on either side
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SHELBY COUNTY DEMOCRATIC
TICKET.

FoR SHERIFF.
c. L. ANDERSON.
FoR PRORlTR CoURr JUDeE.
j.. K. r. RAY.
For COUSTY TRusTER.
j.. j.. RAWLINGS.
FoR CHANcRRY CouRT JUDeE.
GEORGE W. WINCHESTER.
FOR CIRCUIT CoURT JUDGE.
ROBERT HUTCHINSON.
FOR CRIMINAL CoURT JUDGE.
L. >. H0RRIGAN.
FoR ATTORNEY GENERAL CRIMINAL COURT.
G. W. GORDON.
FoR ATTORNEY GENERAL BARTLETT CoukT.
GEORGE @. DENT.
FoR CLERK SHELBY COUNTY CIRCU1T CoURT.
ED WORsHAM.
FOR CLERE OF BARTLETT COuRT.
PELIX N. JONES.
FOR County REeIsTFR.
J. A. STREHL.
FoR CRIMINAL C0uRT CLERK.
n. C. PERKINS.
FOR. County CouRT CLERK.
R. J. BLACK.
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Dividend.
Dividend Notice.

OFFICE PLANTERS INSURANCE Col
MEMPHIS, July 3 1873.
A I tho annual meeting Of the Board Of BIZ
N roctCrs OF this Company, held this day,
a semi-annual dividend OF 1--WE per cent.
was declared from the net earning Of the past
six months. d. PORTER, PreS't.
JNO. q. L%ONsDALE, JR., Sec'y. l0l1A
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For Countx Register.

SAM NJ. GATES FOR COUNTY REGIS
IER.-To the voters Of Shelby county: /
offer my name as a candidate for the office of
that office, and consider myself competent 10
their faithful discharge. l ask your suffrage
because need the position. Many of You
have known mo as n constant resident among
you for over thirty eight years. To such /
teel that need no recommendation; and to
know me. or my qualifications, for. the posi-
ton. Very respectfully,
Junel3. 1873. SAM NJ. GATES.
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satarday, Jply 2O, ISIS, at IL M,

In front Of the office Of Royster, Waldran &c
Bacon. 27S Main street. Memphis, Tenn, sell
for cash, to the highest bidder, the following
viz Being lot No. IS of tho II. X. Austin
subdivision Of the Maxwell tract, rs surveyed
by Milton a. Carr, on the 25th of April, 1856,
and bounded as follows, to-wit: Fronting on
East avenue six chains and nine links. thence
running back eastwardly between parallel
lines six chains and thIrty-three links to Mrs,
Simmons line. containing three and eighty
five one hundrodth acres, be the same more
or less, it being the same land conveyed by j,
S. White 70 G, +. Morgan. Equity Ofredemp-
ton is waived. / shall convey as trustee only,
lll-120 TH0S. Il. LOCKWOOD, Trustee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-09

NEARLY seven hundred Mennonite
emigrants arrived in New York last week,
and left almost Immediately for homes
in Minnesota. Kansas and Nebraska.
They are from Russia, and have beea
forced to leave the banks Of the Vslga
through a violation Of the agreement
under which their forefathers settled in
Russia. Catharine had promised them,
and German emigrants generally, that,
if they would settle in her dominions,
they should be forever free from con.
scription. She brought them in as ~leaveu,
in the expectation that they would civil
izs the Mongols and Tartar tribes by
whom they we're surrounded, but they
simply formed German colonies, as ex
elusive as the nomad tribes they were in,
tended to improve. Now, after the lapse
Of nearly a century Catharine's agree
ment has been violated, aud the colonies
are being transported almost bodily to
this country, although Russia has offered
to allow her Mennonite subjects to serve
IN the medical and other o .combatant
departments of the army. They are in
dustriOus, aud in time Of peace q good
class OF citizens, their religious faith not
interfering with their public duties as
citizens, except that they cannst and
will not bear arms. They are probably
less likely to be called on 10 DO so in this
country than anywhere else in the world.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-09

A CORRESPONDENT OF the London
Tines, noticing a complaint that horses
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For clerk Of county Court

r. J. BLACK is a candidate for Clerk of tbe
County Court at the ensuing August election.
Ste
w. j. WALDRAN is q candidate for Clerk
OF the County Court at the ensuing Angus
election, subject to the action of tho indie
pendent voters Of Shelby county.
For AttOFDey-GeneraI of Criminal
Court.
G.. w. GORDON is n candidate for the Office
Of Attorney General of the Criminal Court of
Shelby county at Memphis, subject TO Inc
nomination Of the Democratic and Consery-
auEe CONVENTION. 1hte
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Trustees Sale.

nEFAULT in payment Of note secured by
~ Deed Of Trust executed to me and regis
tered in Book No. 8, page 20S, of the Registers
Office Of Shelby county, having been made. l
wtll on
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FOR CLERK Of BarCIett Cirenit CoUr,

FELlA M. JONES is a candidate for Clerk
of the Bartlett Circuit Court. subject 10 The
nomination of the Democratic Convention,
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n EMPH1s

Tuesday Evening. July ., ISIS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-11
Grchi Prdestrinn Eenf.

NEW ORLEANS, February lO.-Henry
Schmehl, pedestrian, completed, at St.
Patrick's Hall, a walk OF 800 miles at
7:20 p. NJ, finishing the task in one hun
dred and iorty-.wo hours, seventeen
min utes and d:ty-three seconds, having
forty two minutes TO spare. The
first hundred miles were made in
% hours, ii minutes and 5 sec
ond:; the second in 20 hours, IS
minutes and rs seconds; the third
in q hours, 40 minutes and 30 seconds;
the fourth in 30 hours, 4 minutes ard 20
seconds, and the fifth in 90 hours, 81
minutes and 25 seconds. The last mile
WAS made in | minutes and 2j seconds.
There wss large attendance including
many ladies. Schmehl received several
floral offerings at the finish. He says the
climate here is all that can be desired foE
walking. The physicians pronounce his
condition good.
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THE EMPTY CHAIR.
THE POPE's BODY LYING In
STATE.
Stormy and Acrimonious Session OF
the Cardinals The ConeIave
to be Hastened - Ger.
many's Policy.
Meeting OF Cardinals-A Stormy
session,


ROME, February 9.-The newspapers
narrate circums:sntislly stormy and
ACRIMONIOUS scene at Fridays congrega-
tic n of the Cardinals, Cardinal Manning,
at the head of the Extremists, wishing
the conclave to meet at Malta. Even
words of schism were uttered. Later
accounts concur that the minority against
holding the conclave at Rome is insig-
niGcant.
The Riforma says the Roman and
German Cardinals wish to elect Pope
of an advanced age, but the Italians are
no. intimately connected with the events
OF the late reign.
The Italian government has tele-
grsphed the foreign governments pledg.
ing the security OF the Conclave.
Contrary to previous arrangements,
the Pope's body was removed to night to
Sistin Chapel and thence through tho
covered passage to st. Peters.
where it lies in state Sunday, Mon day
and Tuesday. The alteration implies
the fastening of the Conclave.
GermanJ's Policy.
LONDON, February 10.-A special from
Rome says: Prince Bismarck has in.
structed the German ambassador that
Germany refrsins from all interference
till the new Pope is elected, after which
she may take action.
A Berlin dispatch says that If mod
crate Pope is elected Germany is ex.
pected 10 make oyertures for an under
standing.
Meeting OF the ConcIave.
ROME, February l0.-To-morrow on
the arrival OF the foreign Cardinal, the
Sacred College will permanently consti-
tute its congregation. A bull left by
Plus IX authorizes the Cardinals to de-
viate from the established procedure, but
does not prescribe any speclal new rules.
Viewing the Remains.
The public were admitted TO st. Pc
ter's to view the remains of the Pope at
$50 this morning. The,crowd was tre-
menaous, and many women tainted. A
company of soldiers had to enter the
church to regulate the passage Of the
crowd. The body, arrayed in pontItical
IOOCs, IlSc Oh q SiiiAisOh pINi ob ShSH WI
ner OF which stands member Of the no.
bic guard, with drawn sword. The bed is
surrounded by twelve large candlebraisso,
and is so placed that the fec. of the de-
ceased are outside the altar rsils, in order
that the faithful may kiss them. The
face Is calm, and unchanged by death.
TIE RifoTma states that the Conclave
will last long time,. at one of the
next congregations, the Cardinals will
consider the question of permitting the
absent Cardinals to telegraph their votes.
The Refornd also states that Monsig.
nor Lssaqui, acting Papsl Secretary Of
State, has sent a note to NunciOs pro-
testing against any power exercising a
veto, and stating that perfect tranquility
and independence are assured to the con-
clave in Rome. The Italian government
has ordered eight additional bsttslions TO
Rome.
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virginia State Debt.

RICHMOND, VA, February lO.-A bill
apportlonlng taxes on property was intro
duced by James Barbour, leader OF the
forcible readjusters and providing for sn
assessment OF fifty cents on every hun
dred dollars worth of property, to be
distributed as follows: Twenty-Five
cents for the support ofthe State govern
ment ten cents for public school pur-
poses, aud fifteen cents for the payment
of interest on public debt, was passed to-
day by vote Of II TO 40, the
twenty-five cents and ten cents
will be psid in currency, thus
preventing the payment Of taxes IN
consolidated coupons, as now the object
being to force holders of coupon bonds to
accept in exchange three per cent. bonds
10 be issued under the bill which the FL
nance Committee will introduce Mon
day.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHIEGToH, February 9.
HOUSE.


The session to-day was for general de-
bate only. Mr.. Hewitt, OF Alabama, oc-
cupied the chair. There was a very
small attendance of members.
The first speech was oy Mr.. Joyce, in
advocacy OF six years Presidential term
and OF civil service reform.
He was followed by MIR. Chittenden,
who spoke against the proposed silver
legislation.
Nr. Kenna advocated the remenitizH-
tion OF silver, repeal Of the resumption
act, abolshing the national banking
system and the granting of full legal
tender qualities to the greenbscks.
Mr.. Ellsworth spoke IN opposition to
the attempt to array labor against capital
for the purpose of gaining political power
and advocated general amnesty bill.
Mr.. Hayes replied to the arguments
against the resumption of silver, and de-
fined that proposition
Mr.. Haskell also spoke in favor of SILL
yer remonetizatlon.
Mr.. Bell advocated the bill to pension
the soldiers OF the Mexican war.
There were not more than half dozen
members present when the House ad-
iourned.
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Case Of Returning Board Anderson,

NEW ORLEANS, February l0.-Louis
Montplsiser and james Prince, the
colored jurors in the Anderson !risi,
stated TO responsible parties tbst their
verdict was guilty, but that the recon-
mendation for the mercy Of :he court was
given under the impression that this wAs
tsntsmount 70 al scqui.Lal, ard that they
we're so informed by the other jurors.
Both are extremely young men, neither
over twenty-five, and it is cIsimed that
Prince is disqualified ss q juror, having
been born in 1855. Anderson has dis
patch signed by John Sherman, Stanley
Ms,thewL Garfield, Halo and DJL!y,
earnestly protesting his innocence OF
sny fraud, and denouncing his trial and
conviction a. the exhibition Of bitter sec
tIonAl psrtizanship.
J. Madison Well was released on
$1,000 bond.
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, February 9.-Cotton-
Quiet at .l02c. Flour-Dull and droop.
ing; family S. 70@6 rs. Wheat Dull
and nominal. Corn-Dull and lower Al
Ssc. Oats-Quiet and steady at 2S@Slc.
Rye-Dull and nominal st 5695Sc. Bar
ley-Dull and unchanged. Pork-ln
good demand at $40 rs. Lard-Strong-
er; steam 81 %, here; 81 l2l67 20 at
country points; kettle 81 5O(97 10. Bulk
Meats-Dull at S!@Ss@5t@6ic. Bacon
Dull and lower at 4i@6t@6s@6a6
CSC. Green Mests-Firm; shoulders SS %
as 80; sides So To- hams-l6-lb aver
age S5 so. Whisky-ln geod demand
at full prices at 81 03. Butter-Du,l and
nominal. Linseed Oll--Dull and un-
changed at $4,000.
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fottipFy Fire.

PoTTsvILLE, Pa, February l0.-A IRE
in the Walesville shaft colliery OF the
p and K. Coal snd Iron Company, DIS
covered two weeks sgo, is still burning.
As sll other efforts 70 eItin -ush the FIRE
bss been frcitless, the creek will be turn
cd into tue nine 10 morrow, and tne
works flooded. THIS will cause much
los. to the company, and suspension OF
l.bor by sbout FIVE hundred employees for
the entire season.
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Fall OF schuyIEiII Bridge, Mt PhiIs
delphia.

PHILADELPHIA, February le.-This
N orning one Of the arches Of the bridge
over the Schuylkill river at South stree;
fell in, carrying with it in rapid succession
nine other arches and completely
wrecking three hundred feet OF
the bridge. The portion which
gave way rested upon piles
in the marsh on the western
bank Of the river, and this plling hiss
been gradually sinking IN the mud. A
large number 81 workmen were engaged
in showing the defective arch a. the time
OF the accident but were warned in time
and aIl escaped uniniured. The bridge
was built of iron and granite, and cost
originally $4,000. The loss by the &C.
cident to-day will be about 100000.
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The nauch Chunk "nirncIe."

MAUca CHUNK, Pa, February 10
Rev. Fathers Heinsn and Bunce resd IN
their respective churches to-day, letter
from Archbishop Wood, in reference to
the alleged miraculous cure OF the SICK
woman. Neither Of the priests made
sny comments, merely reading to their
con gregaliors the Archbishop's letter.
which prono1nces the sf,ir deIuAon,
and warns the participants therein not
TO repest the ohense.
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THE RUSSIAN BEAR.
SHOWS HIS TEETH ATJOHN BULL
Russia Claims Liberty OF Action
England's Attitude Regarded
Equivalent 10 n Deelara-
tiOn OF War.
Russia Claims Liberty Of Action.

ST.. PETERSBURG, February 9.-The
Russian telegrsphic agency states that
the dispatch of the British feet to the
Bosphorus restores to Russia liberty OF
action. If the object is to cooperate in
the maintenance OF order and the attain
ment of q durable and equitable solu-
tion of the Eastern question, the feet
will be welcomed as an auxiliary. At
any rate Russia will regulate her atti-
tude by that of England.
The Situation Critical.
A st. Petersburg correspondent tele-
graphs: Notwithstanding Lord Derby's
of the sending of the feet
to Constsntinople, and the Parlismentis-
ry vote on the credit, produced a pro-
found impression here. They think
these acts constitute breach Of neutral
;ty, justlfying immediate war. Fortu-
nately the government has not adopted
this view, but is sincerely desirous
of avoiding further complications.
1t would be dangerous, however, to I'M
pose on this concilistory spirit. With
the general public war with England
would be very popular, and in small
circle Of those who influence the foreign
policy of Russia, several urge strOng
measures. Every momeLt is critical,
even the simple want OF tact on tie part
OF the British Cabinet might have mo-
mentuous consequences.
A Vienna correspondent confirms the
report that the British action has pro-
duced q serious impression in both Ber-
lin and st. Peterburg. 1t is questioned
whether the Porte, by admitting foreign
men-of war, does not give Russia the
light TO March on Constsntinople. All
may depend on which power can tele-
graph soonest to the seat of wsr-lt the
the Russians, they may bring influence
to bear on the Porte to refuse the passage
of the British fleet.
Dispatches from Constantinople was
received Saturday evening, denying that
the Porte has granted permission which
looks as though England had applied
for fresh frman. 1t is rumorod that
Austria has instructed her Ambassador,
Count Zlchy to apply for q frman to ad.
nit Austrian vessels If the English heet
Is admitted.
A special from Berlin says tha! Prince
Gortschskofi has notified the Powers
that, since the English Cabinet has re-
solved to send fleet to Constantlnople,
ostensibly to protect Christians, Russia
also contemplstes occupying Constanti-
nople from the land with the same object.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
FINANCE.

NEw YORK, February 9.-MoNEY-
Very easy at 4@5 per cent closing at
4 per cent. Prime mercantile paper 5
@6i per cent. Customs receipts $224,-
600. The Assistant Treasurer disbursed
s49S,0O0 Clesrings Sll 100000. Ster-
ling dull for actual business long 4S2;
short 4Si.
GOLD - Opened at l02, and
closed at 1919; all sales of the day hav-
ing been at those figures. Carrying rates
4!@S3 per cent.
SILvER-At London unchanged; here
silver bars ll9. currency; ll6s, gold;
silver coin l49l3 per cent discount.
GeyERNMENTs-StrOn
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Weather Indications.

WAsHISGrOs, February II, A. NJ
For the Lower Lakes, Tennessee and
Ohio Valleys, colder and clearing
weather, preceded by aress o: light
snow, northwest winds, rising barometer,
possibly followed St west stations by
falling barometer and warmer south
winds.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-11
Ohio Legislature.

COLUMBUS, February 9.-ln the Sen
ste q bill was introduced 10 compel trsT-
cling men, representing ron.resideut bus
iness houses, to take cut Stste license IN
der = penalty Of fifty dollars for failure
to comply with the lsw, nine-tenths OF
the penalty togo INTO the ichool fundr
and one-tenih 70 the intormer.
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Cardinal NcCIosEy.

NEw York, February s.-CsrdInsi
McClosky sailed hi; morning for E0me
accompanied BY hls secretary, rev;
Psrrelly. The Italian, French ana
Spanish consulate officers have their
a.gs ~ half mast in consequences OF the
death OF Pits IX.
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View York.

NV YORK, February 9.-Dry Gcots
-Business continues qaie: ~ith the psek.
sge houses. Cotton goods II light de-
mAnd and steady. Brown ducks fairly
active and piQues and quilis doing viii.
Prints quiet, bat ginghsms in good re-
suest. Mems Eoolsns moving ss0Sly.
Foreign goods dull.
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Iu,..,ure OF Archbishop Gibbons.

BALTIMORE, February l0.-Aost Rev
ereud james Gibbons, who succeeded the
late James Roosevelt. Bailey in the Arch
Episcopal See of Baltimore, was invested
With the psllium e. the Roman Catholic
Cathedral to-day. A large number OF
bishops and the clergy of the Church,
from AlI parts Of the United Stssei, were
in attendance, and toe ceremonies were
o: 3 very imposing character.
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so,.u, High mass Of Requiem.

New YoRK, February l0.-Heqalem
masses for the repose OF the soul OF rias
IXth, we're held today in nearly sii the
Catholic churches throughout ihe
United States.