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THE Woolwich Arsenal in England
has been busy Of late in preparing bal
looms for the African war. The largest
is called Saladin, and contains $4,000
cubic feet Of gas. There are also the
Talisman of $4,000 cubic feet, the Sara
cen of $4,000, the Vidette of l4,OOO, and
a little balloon named the Pilos Of 600
feet. Arrangements have been made
for telegraphic communications with
them, when aloft, by means of a wire
running through the cable restraining
them. Means have been also found for
reinforcing them with gas while In the
air. This latter process is not explain
ed,
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,NHE ARrIzANs SAVINGS "a

L so2 MARKET sTREss,TG' s,G
lacoRPoRATED JANUA,R,5is A,H,is IN frou
Omen TO receive deposits uai' asdsv and
sEMI-ANNUAL DlsiDiber Dls, inDcinber.
regularly made in April I p lila s"s "%s,tSdrsSs 3Ss
When dividends are no' Thns perm
re accounted as depos,l.,sr, ~ interest W
deposits compound their 'n''
each year. ,.NAaEKS.
Glenn ent H umyth, tieorse GeoTse s, s Gap
Chag. W. own g ~ IT, Llchepli
Nathan,l 4. Benson' EMiward N M d Darll1
Henry r. Dure, foh Il. Jackson,
W. Hastings, Wm. H, BwibsI
Edward Pusey, W,geins. -,
GEO. ". BUsRB, laden lt
GEO. g. CAPEL.LIEE,. Z ylfso yyaoR. TrsSd
feb2i T.. IN ''
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Large Rock Fish.

Yesterday while party of fishermen
We're engaged in fishing opposite New
Castle, they caught two very large rock
fish, weighing about fifty pounds each.
They were purchased by Mr.. Mcclure
fish dealer in Eighth street market
house. .n.g- f
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SALE.
y by virtue Of n writ OF Levari Facias
ts me rected, will be exposed 70 public
sale. at the .IH ..f7
HOTEL OF SAMUEL rEACOCK,
In Middletown, In 81. George q hundred
New Castle county. Delaware. on
SATURDAY,
The 18th day of May, A. D., 1879,
at 10 O'Clock q. m, the following describssi
Real Estate, viz: l-..
All that certain lot, or piece or parcel Of
land sii uate In the town OF MiddletOwn,
New Castle County. Del, adjoining lands
of John W. Mackin, John G. Vandenbraak
and John Daley. Beginning vt = corner
for these and lands ef the said Macken's
on the south side OF Lock wood street and
running thence with the line OF the said
lands Of the said Vandenbraak, thence q
line OF the said Vanden brAAk 1" a wester
ly cOurse 30 feet TO lands OF Lake and Cul.
bertsOn thence with the line OF the said
Lake and CulbertsOn In q nOrtherly course
II feet to lands o. John Daily, tht nee with
line Of the said Daily In An easterly course
25 feet 70 another cOrAer for the said Dailev
thence again with the said Daily In q
northerly course W feet 70 the said Lock
wood street, thence with the said lock-
wood street In an easterly course 70 feet To
the place OF beginning, containing $500
| square feet oil land be the same more or
| less.
Seized and taken in execution a. the
property OF John W. Hayes and Sarah Il.
| his wife and /, t., and 10 be sold by
JOHN PYLE, sheriff.
eherif's once, New Castle, May 2, 1879
| may2-eOdts
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AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN
"A Ordinance entitled "An ordinance
providing for the care of streets. lanes and
alleys Of the city"
BE 1t ordained by the City Council OF
Wilmington. t
SEcTION !. That Section . OF the ordi-
nance entitled can ordinance providing
for the care of the streets, lanes and alleys
OF the City" passed Nov. 10, 1855, as
amended, be and the same is hereby
amended by striking ont all OF said section
after the word "July" In the third line
thereof, and inserting In lieu thereof the
following. TO wit: "ln the year a. D.. 1879,
an ofilcer OF this City 10 be styled the
Street Commissioner who shall hold his
Offics for the term OF three years, unless
previously removed by the City Council"
Passed At the City Hall, May sth, 1879.
n. l.. LICHTkNSTkIN.
President.
e. B. FRAZER, Clerk OF Council.
may12-nt
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SHERIFF'0s SALES

CBERIFrsD SALE,
- BY virlus Of . wrie ef venditioni Ex
ponas, 70 modirectel, Will be exposed 70
pa0''IH HUTsE Or '1i Or JosEpH KIDD.
In Delaware City. In Bsd lion huudred,
in New Cast u County and state Of Della
SATURDAY,
The 17th Day Of MAY, A. D., 1879,
at 10 O'Clock, q. M, the following described
Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot or parcel of land Sit
uate on the nOutheasterly aide OF Adams
street and nnetheaSterly side OF Henry
street In Deia Ware cry, New Castle coun-
ty, Delaware, containing In front or
breadth tOrty feet on Adams street and ex-
tending In length 100 feet sOuthea sterly
along Henry street 10 an eight feet wide
alley, and bounded north westerly by the
side OF Adams street southwesterly by
said Henry street, southcasterly by said
alley and northwosterly ~ David H. Cul-
lin, with the free and com mon use and
privilege OF the said eight feet wide alley
with . frame house thereon erected.
Seized and taken In execution a. the
property OF r. McMunn, and 70 be sold by
sheriffs once, New Castle, April 18th
ldy. mai-eOdts
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TROOPS AT THE PoILs.-During
Grants terms Of office, troops were used
at the polls to keep men in their seats in
Congress, as the following letter of Geo.
Z. Spencer, carpet-bag Senator from
Alabama, will prove. He disposed Of
troops to suit party necessities, as ap-
pears by this letter addressed to the Sec
retary Of the Republican State Commit
tee:
DECATUR, Ala, Oct. %, 1872.
ANY DEARSIR II have just returned
from Louisville, where | have been to
see Gen. Terry about troops for Alabama.
81 have had company of cavalry sent
to Livingston, detachment to Pickens
county, a company of infantry to Eutaw,
and company to Demopolis, and a
company to Seals Station, Russell
County. Also squadron of cavalry to
report to U. S. Marshal Thomas al
Huntsville.
II wish Randolph, Deputy U. S. Mar.
shal, would use the company at Opeliks
in making arrests in Tallapoosa, Ran
dolph, and Cleburne as sug
gests. will be in Montgomery Thurs
day morning to attend the meeting O
the State Committee. l would 60 soone
but cannot, as it is important l shonl,
stay here tomorrow. wish you woul
go to Talladega and block that game.
must not, however, be known in tn
matter.
"rhe troops mentioned above will al
be in their respective places in two day.
from now. Some have already arrived
In haste, truly yours,
"GEoRGE L. SPENCER"
kellogg, Chamberlain, Stearns, an,
Others Of the tribe to which Spencer be
l0nged followed in his footsteps tina
year, and in 1874 the Legislature o
Louisiana was captured by such bare
faced frauds that Mr.. Hoar, MIR. Wheeler
and Mr.. Frye Of a House committe,
were compelled to admit them. Wha
the army did in Louisiana, in Soutl
Carolina, and in Florida in 1876 is fami
liar history. The electoral votes G
those three States could not be stolen a
they were except by the aid of troop
sent there expressly 10 protect and to as
sist the scoundrels who did the work.
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election campaign with s'no soldiers can
interfere" on its banners.
We are willing to accept the issue and
on that line fight, not only all summer,
but for all time, if it shall be necessary.
From Mr. Hayes then we appeal to ths
people, and as the battle will be in be-
half Of the people there can be no doubt
of the issue. To vote for the interference
Of soldiers at the polls would be to retro
grade two hundred years; to lay our
boasted liberty at the feet of perhaps The
most heartless and the meanest soldier in
the land. This the people will not do.
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A UDITOk's NOTICE.-I will attend at
"A New castle to settle the accounts OF
Tho School Com mittees OF New Castle
County, ~ follows May u, No. 10 10
May 18th, from 80 and upwards. Prompt
attendance req Questet.
JNO. r. srAATS,
-te Auditor OF Accounts.
April 30th, 1873. mal-w
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NIOTICE.-The Regular Annus N eeting
IN Of the Mechanics Loan Association
will bo held NJ their rooms, No. 40a mar
ket street, On Monday evening, May 18th,
report OF the secretary, election OF ofiicers,
or any oaher business that may be present.
I'd. W. J. MORROW,
ap21- -dtma1a Secretary.
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THsD DAILY GAZETTE ~ aa SIs Mar.
aitsrnOon tsunday lex s1'err ~ Carriers 10 sub
e ssrse;; !. AMI III ' parts OF The city and sur
rndinr :esassro towns WI and villages or six cent
SWssH payable wesley SesIy IsrIer sSDsS,S cacuiS-
e sayansss s,s.I II spsnocrasic Sas ,r paper IN
the state. o..vrrr established
LA ia r tne largest and mos, hourishing I.
c,rwlStiori than any other on the srnien rsn,nen-
IL Published every THURSDAY a''oin''
e q per year in advance. -.
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CURE YOURS:|!E!:!l!:!| ) !! 4

Dr Bohspuan's "y.setsbls S.a.r,m,,srrl.i Sar,.,s
,ep,p.nenuy cure sll forms Of pips..ssy, sp ETC., ~
,I".t Powsr and brings bsen Wv .s,un ,Seessest;
.,roct;se.. in from two 10 seven Nv 80 e3ssnnsn
9,ae.sih Msish ass been used BY pf, .,, W, Devd.
oy ~ nrscti.s ior over thirty srs II give. w
ta, II, euae1 With wonderful esess ,sss ,ss
lnps, ps rSo fea1s wsakness beyond '' Ycung nsn
Mns plop p,hs ron.eqaences Of thss sss,sa,cns vh
hshi, ~ ssf. Abuse can use useih.%ST ihs ssrs. To-
sns. sae q speedy .nd ri,g rIss II .piIs oa.
,ns cs,, ,s"h on shs parts atcted a. JARED ,epinsa
snnie ei md nd snodyns TO the fsor norer and ~
sn.c sso,,s mI bsbit had never been IN
SsS:. S.sS. .. sss % .na sp.eass for . ,is a
rrd,eSs .dSa.ss. For .se only q between WI
e my NJ sai North Fifth stIeeMi Mo Esisbl,,snts
avenue sp1 sna aFs; afr:.i..: e.: ;.
~ Dd.,insstio,S Of the nature, w2l7sI@S,
ae,sas y. 'nfsYPH2LIs, sEnisaIo Of 90. .e@.
FREE to any sddress upon p. r.e.I-f RoOf Of n.
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RE0lSTtRS ORDER.
REGIsTFR's OFFICE,
yaW Capt.la cOant,y Nav IN n

REGIsTFR's OFFICE,
New Castle coanty, May 10, 1879 {
Upon tho application of Henry Egbert,
Administrator OF Susan A, Vernon. late
OF Wilmington Hundred, In said cOun-
ty deceased, 1t is ordered and directed by the
Regist er that the Administrator Aforesaid
give notice OF the granting of letters of ad-
mlnfstratiOn, upon the estate of the
deceased, with the date OF granting there
Of, by causing al dvertsements To be post
ed within forty days from the date OF such
letters, in six OF the most public places OF
the county of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the es-
tate TO present the same or abide by an
act of A Assembly In such case IN nade and
provided. And also cause the same To be
inserted within the same period In the
WILMINGTON GAZETTE a newspaperpub-
ished In Wilmington, and to be cOntin-
ued therein three weeks, 10 o d).
f. Given under the hand and seal
IL. 8. of ONCE Of the Register aforesaid,
t~~~~, At New Castle, In New Castle
county, aforesaid, the day and year above
written. b. q. BIGGS. Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the
estate OF the deceased must present The
same duly attested to the Administrator
on or before the Tenth day OF May,
A. ID. 1880, or abide the act of Assembly 10
such case made and provided.
HENRY EGBERT.
Administrator.
Address, Jno. G. Patterson, Esq, AtL'y
for Admir-, Wilmington, Del,
mayl2 3weOd
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n andy rackase Dye]

a andy fackase Dye
These popular dyes are put up in
ages at IS cents each and are warrant
dye from I to 4 pounds OF woollen,
cotton goods. Are more convenient
economical than any dyes In use; 20
mail to any address on receipt ol pr
4. JAMES BELT. Druggist,
Agent for Delawar
Cor. Sixth d Market
HOlnlan's Liver Pa|
Has a worldwide reputation, es's
ed Lhrough itR wonderfu efficacy lhsl
meDts that have their origin man
liver or diseased si ON ach; such a. ol
ness, dyspepsia, rheumatism, sca
acne, 90 IL cures by absorbing
ease through the pores, SALES.--FUTURE
tie vegetable tonic into the sysieh.
a DESCRIPTION salts, body ana 100.
also Pamphlets with fnrlhel pAluu
y. JAMES BELT, Drusa
Cor. SIKH \ MarEa
Vitalised PhOsphates 4.
They supply The =, sten, ~ ",~ nvsTI
menus LndL Af6 Chiiieu "" -. ara
the brain and nervous system, Az 4,
useful 10 relieve genera debllllNT
sia and neuralgia. For sale wno''''
'e'"'' ~ z.JAMEs BELT, DruEs l
Cor. Skin & MarEa
Electric Disks.
They produce n constant e,s0ct e,ss can
rent through the diseased paIs, ~ gau sn1
piled aud worn " th com ioIs y; snd M
son for the relief OF old rheumss,,s sns,, =. d
ralgic pains, GOODNESS ana s''n"'''
~ y. JAMES BELT, prusg,
Cor. sixth 4 Msrs%r
LADIES.DEPAkTMiL.'r 4
For Supporters, Braces. ifuss'Ia ns xvi
STOCKINGS, Anklets, X nee Cap'' W
&C. ,.,v ATTENDED
~Private Room. Lazy hI hSnI
Private entrance for Lauif' ~ ''
q JAMES BEII|
who,eaaie and Retail Drugs,ss.|
Corner Sixth and Marss. s,s,sw1
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NOTICES.

N 0TICE.-The Clayton oan Associa-
IN tton offers new series fer sAlei tnls As
sociatiOn loans the full amount ana col.
MI. LlcHTENerEIN,
mal-tm eecretAry.
NJ OTICE.-LOa N sTO, X, NEW SER
IN i.s, 80 shares OF st0~h In the sth sef-
ies OF the Gem raj Loan association are
now offered for sale at 81 per share. Apply
TO ID. T. HAWKINS, secreiary.
myi-st No 4o4 Market street:
NJ OT1CE-The Working Men's Loan
IN Assoctaaiou now offers new >. .ock ior
sale. The flfst pay ment may Do made Al
my ''' :" INC 'o GEO. c. MARIs.
ap. S-im 00i ehipley street. 2nd moor.
NJ OTICE.-M -Mechanics' Loan Associa-
IN tiOn Of7ers iOr sale 800 shares new
stock. First payment on the second Tues
day In May, Application can be made 70
WI. MOhROW, secretary.
M OTICE.-The Delaware Loan Associa-
IN taOn nov Offers new stock for SALE
1he arst payment may be made y any
time 70 the Secretary. GEO. y. MARlS.
aptS 6ei Shipiey ST.. sud moor :.
NJ OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN To
IN all persons whose business or occupa-
tion requirse State license for tne pres.
ent year (lg79' that the same IL due aud
IAyoble on the nrst day OF June, ~ the Of
hce OF the Clerk Of the Peace for New Cas-
- JOHN p. SPRINGER,
Z .ir f CLERK, at New Castle.
n. A. ]. Springer, Deputy, No. 800 W.
Second 3d., Wilmington. NAL I'm
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with merit In It..

April 30, 1879.-tju3
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-30
Died at His Post.

William Mcdowell, aged about forty
years, met his death by a load of duck
shot, night before last, while on duty
guarding the Brown place, neal Elmwood
Cemetery. "Uncle Billy" as the col
ored man was best known, had been
placed in charge of the premises by Mrs.
L. G. Allen, who some time since went to
Bells Station, up the Louisville railroad.
beyond Brownsville. He missed a lot Of
plank from one of the outhouses and also
from Il pile of lumber, and he saw several
persons at work carrying the stuff away a
night or two before the killing. He had
mentioned the circumstance to some of
the neighbors and also said he would
watch for the parties to return after more
plumber, and if they did not look out
some of them would be shot. Yes
terday forenoon several children playing
aboat the premises found Uncle Billy w.
ing dead on his face, about midway be-
tween the front gate and Mrs. Aliens
house, They gave the alarm, and upon
examination it was discovered that u load
of duck-shot had been poured into his
breast, evidently causing instant death.
1t is supposed that the old man emerged
from his cabin, near by, upon a noise be-
ing made, and that while in the act of
looking around, the assassins crept upon
and fired into hun with fatal results.
The old man lay with his face toward the
house and it is thought that the murderer
fired from behind the corner of the build
ing as Uncle Billy was returning toward
it. On yesterday evening several negroes
were arrested on the supposition that they
were implicated in the killing. Among
them are NJ. Booth and Andrew Brew
ster. The jury of inquest held by Esquire
Galloway returned a verdict that Mellow
ell met his death at the hands of Charles
Roy. This morning Roy was arrested,
also one Peter Gillian. The latter was
put under bond, as it is supposed he did
not have much to do with the killing. 1t
is thought that Brewster is the guilty
murderer, as he was found with an old
musket which he admitted having fired
the night before. All of the circumstan-
ces indicate that it was a eowardly assas-
sination, and everything goes to show that
Brewster Is the bloody assassin.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-30

any member. Any one who marries
is subject to a fine of a box of cake or
one hundred big brass pennies, and by
a vote of the society may have the
letters U. ID. l. branded upon the
sole Of the right foot. The annual
meeting was held at Geauga
Lake on last Saturday, Seventy ladies
were present. Miss George Nichols,
Of Aurora, was elected president, the
lady who preceded her in that office
being ~impeached because during the
year she had not only permitted six
members to marry, but had herself
gone and done likewise. Extracts
from Tennyson's "The Princess" were
read. In the evening a few mild
young gentlemen we're permitted to
be present during the boat ride on the
lake. Captain G. B. Henry, one of
the favored, took advantage of the
occasion to offer a silk banner to the
town that next year will send the
largest delegation of old maids.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-30
YELLOW FEVER.
NO DEATHS THIS DAY.
Ten New Cases Reported Since
Yesterday.

A single interment comprises the en-
tire death list as it appears on the books
of the several undertakes for the twenty
four hours ending at noon to-day, and it
is that Of VIM. Hicks, an infant six days
old, who died of inanition. Not a death is
reported of yellow fever.
New Cases.
Since noon yesterday the board of health
entries show 10 new cases of yellew fever,
as follows:
Rosa Hendricks, age II, = Manassas.
John Creden, age II, 279 South.
Maggie TONNES, age 10, 256 fernando.
Judie Barbary, age 10, DeSoto, near
Gayoso.
Amanda Hays, age 5, DeSoto, near
GayOso.
G. H. Smith, age q, corner Promenade
aud jackson.
Charles Bennett, jr., age 25, 1874 Poplar.
John Holly, age IA, so Ross avenue.
Junius G. FUR, age 81, corner Broad
way and Second, Fort Pickering.
Cora Harmon, aged 10, 145 South.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-30
VIII FIont nome.

Last evening about sunset a citizen of
New Orleans, named j. p. Baker, started
down the river in a small skiff capable of
carrying about 500 pounds. Mr.. Baker
has been here for several days past, and
finding all means of egress cut off, by rail
or otherwise, he decided to try the river
route. His residence is SOL Dauphin
street, and when he reaches there he will
send us a postal card.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-30

The iremen's relief fund has received a
donation of SIS from Ozanne & May as a
token of their appreciation for efficient la
Dor in saving their premises from destruc-
ton evening before last. The fire boys
have three of their members in and their
money is very short.
The scary people up about jackson
obliged the Misses Slater to burn four of
their beds and their bed-clothing, to-
gether with a portion of their apparel.
They should go to work and purchase a
new outfit for the young ladies, and they
will do it if they are the right kind of
people.
A couple of days since a car load of
ice shipped from this city out the Mem
phis and Charleston railroad, was fumi-
gated with heated chemicals until a foot
and a half of it was melted all around the
edges. 1t was enough to make the pur-
chaser sick to think Of it, but the health
official didn't care. He was bound to kill
the fever germs on the outside OF that ice.
Spreoing doctors is a subject of common
remark and unfavorable comment. We
have q few among US who have been seen
as full as ticks lately. They mainly prac-
tiee among charity patients, though now
and then they make others sweat and
groan. Last year many a poor fellow
went under the earth, as was believed,
through the careless attention of inc
briatcd physicians.
Last Thursday was the anniversary of
General Bolivar's birth. 1t was also nota-
as the day when Mr.. r. L. Cochran,
Of this city, married Miss Mamie P. Tay-
lor, at her fathers house in Haywood
Tenn, On the Saturday previous
the Rev. Thomas Q. Holmes, of this city,
married Miss Clara P. Morris, at Jordan
KY. 1t was on that day six years
ago that Montreal was burned.
The scores of adventures from medical
md other callings who came to this city
year and escaped the scourge find
heir timedragging heavily this season, and
The prospects of lettering their condition
ire slender. A few have dropped into
Easy places and improved their worldly
happiness, but they are like hens teeth,
scarce. In a majority of cases
a%dventurer rarely comes to any good
there are a few exceptions.
The Southern Express Company offered
use of its Office here and n of their
teams to the authorities here for use
the fever, the expense of keeping
md drivers wages to be borne by the
1t was found that the wages, feed,
Etc, Of a team would foot up about $3.50
per month, and any additional teams
,bout $50 per month more. Believing in
'eing as economical as possible, the au-
.horities have declined the offer, and sent
letter of thanks to the Express Company
or their generous tender.
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Personal.
Captain D. Broadhurst's postofice ad
dress is st. Louis. 1872
Mr.. Miles Owens, ST., has a bad case
and his friends fear the worst.
Mr.. Michael Athy was reported to be il
a critical condition at noon to-day.
The wife Of Mr.. B. MeMahon contin,
ues to exhibit signs Of improvement.
DIR. A. l.. Kimbro, southeast r OF
Main and Union streets. l45
Captain R. w. Lightburne is again at
Cincinnati, after making a trip up to the
lake shores.
Mr.. Edward Ray, after twenty DAYS
illness, is still confined to his room though
he is regarded as safe.
John Holly was brought in from Camp
Father Matthew this forenoon with a bad
case of fever.
Mr.. Sam Hatcher has taken a turn for
the worse, and at noon it was stated that
he could not survive through the day.
News from Raleigh this morning
brought by Sheriff MCGOWAN was to the
effect that Miss Athy was doing we'll.
Mr.. Brooks Wilson, a telegraph opera
ton, is reported to be in a very low stage
and will not recover.
Mr.. G. w. Nail is feeding on rare beef
steaks and such provender. He is con-
sidered safe.
A check for $50 was received from
Judge I. j. Latham by the authorities
this morning.
Mrs. Pomeroy, of Memphis, the third
to succumb to yellow fever at Louisville,
died there Sunday night.
Mrs. Edith Riley, mother of Captain
Robert X. Riley, the well known river
man, died at Bridgeport, Pa, on the 9TH
inst.
Sister Hughette, the only survivor of
the Sisters ofSt. Mary, who had fever last
year, returned this morning from New
York.
The daughter of Chief of Police Athy,
at Raleigh, when last heard from was
along favorably. Mrs. Athy is
not i'll with fever.
W.. ?. Nash, cotton shipper, is reported
down with yellow fever at the st. Louis
quarantine. Lizzie Baudry has died
there of the same malady.
The Rev. j. E. Beck, of Chelsea, has
gone out to %SprIngdale, FIVE or six miles
from the city, to remain till a part of his
congregation returns home.
Mr.. Pat Wheelan, of the fire DEPART
m0nt, is doing well at his home ON Vance
below DeSoto. Mr.. NJ. Gallagher,
an ex-hremaR, is also doing well at his
residence on Market street.
Rev. Willard B. Hasen, NJ. D., of Flor
one of the volunteer Episcopal min
isters in the epidemic of 1878 and who
had the fever at that time, is again in the
city, the guest of DR.. Harris, Poplar
Colonel NJ. ID. Il. Stewart is at Troy,
an isolated town where news from
Memphis is received only by way of
Nashville. The town is healthy, no fever,
no scare, no letters or papers from Mem
phis and no news for a week past.
The Knightsof Honor relief committee
report all patients under their charge get
ting along nicely except a boy of sixteen
years, a rather unruly patient in the Web
rum family. The remainder of this fam
lily, FIVE or six in number, are all cenva-
A lad of nine years at Mr.. Stew
arts, six miles out on the Pigeon Roost
road, is also thought to be a very sick
youth. He is also difficult to manage.