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and the amendments Of the House Committee
The [as; nonsc then went into Committee Of The
Whole {Nr. Blackburn isl tin. cl,a!r} on ti,c
Le9l;lstive' judicial md Executive Ap'ropf"-
Mr. Ellsworth submitted an amendment re-
citing Botne remarks nladr by Air. Finley ycster-
dhs in favor OF ie fedustion OF n,s OWL a sa.a'S.
little OF bis salasv rs e SAN 1T, tho surplus Of
sucl salary 10 60 to tho ten most deserving
families In his district.
Mr, Finley suggested that the surplus should
no to thn gentlemnn Offering the amendment.
The ameudment was ruled out Of order:
the item IN rc9nrd to public printing raVo
riac to discussion Of TIC management Of tho
Government. rrlntfne-Qflice, Alessrs. Calkins
rec, nt in2 estteation Of TINT office was q Star
Chamber inquiry. The allegation WAS strciln.
sesy Soyss ssa %a Y conucteG M neiy the ess "" Of m
Mr. Cahell moved to reduce the npproprintio1!n
for detectinE and bringing 70 triai persons E'l
y q ", violating te 1nlcrnahe'eaue Ia" IRON
Mr, Durham said 1t was due 10 honest dis
tilicrs that a sufficient sum should be appro-
priated to abolish the moons''tncrs' ~
Ms. Davis said the law In regarh 10 actesuna M
frauds was n dead letter In Chicago and vt.
l,ouis, Large whisky corpnrations owncd ll'e
internal Revenuo Collectors, md corruption
was not rs much In the dtsltlicry as in tile de-
kectlve.
mr., Baker called attention tn the fnct TINT
e7D0 vtontors OF tic Iaw III the Southern States,
WHO intt pleaded guilty, Ind never suffered In
pritonluent for their IRutt.
, Aftar some further discussion, Mr. Cabcil's
amandmcnt WAS rejected.
MIR. Hewitt {Alu.} submitted an amendment
requiring tho Marstia1 or officer making m ar-
rest OF aliY person charged with violation Of tue
Revenue 1aw 10 carry his prtsonrrs hcsorc the
nearest official who ii authorized to take lnil.
Mr. Throckmorton cited cnse where the
Marshal had brought a rrsoncr 115 miles. al-
though thero was 0 Commissioner t,ear where
lc made the arrest, antl Mr.. Herbert stated That
Commissioner snt al1 lust winter in Mont
Eomcrv Issuing warrants for the arrest Of pcr.
sons ali over tic State. who were carried hun-
drcds Of miles to Montgomery aI great cxpcnsc
to the Government, ind TO their great iucon-
venicnce nntl injury,
Finally tho amendment was adoptcd-Ycas,
On motion Of Mr.. Congcr, aescntcd to by the
Chairman Of the Committee on Appropriations,
the sa!nfies OF General 6upcrfntct,lcut and As
etstant General Superintendent Of the Life
Saving Service were Increased IRON &, goo to
$4,000 and from g., 600 TO g. 600.
An amendment offered by Mr. Harrison and
advocated By Mcssrs. Aldrct nnd Durchard, o'
Illinois, to Increase tho salary Of tho Assistant
Wreasutcr at Chicago fron 81 GOO to $500 wn:
rejected. -.
After progressing as far ns The E5th pagc o
the bill, the Committee ross and otmultancou.
struggle took place between those favnrtng md
those opposed to night session for bustntss
oi the Committee on Public Lauds. The oppo
noots prevailed.
Adfnurnh1.
, 1879-02-13

The details Of what IL eiiher an ecclesiastical
aratdal ur i detestabls calu!nny are recileu In
;l!e Par'4 dispatches u tlls L1!,don Uatu Ates'
pt,yu,1 Ch1ulberlasn VI the Pope, Apossoieal
Missionary, lluhur4ry Canon Ut lAe Diocescs Of
Aueu, Bor1ieaux, mid Coutaarcs, ulsh Hector
Coadlutor vi Huslnek, near It,. Qermsin, has
been arrested at tls house, alid II in prison at
Versailles On I charge of 9ssau,tng llttlu K!sl
Of II In tue saerlsty. lie bud been promoted to
vesiuek from nuuE4va,l, where t!c gaiIantry Vt
hls tuaMnGts had been 4 CAUSE VI iruhical wh!s-
peslngx, Neru aoanlxl beuaua Mure active in
dealing with his reputation, Rnd charges sttpllar
to those asaiust Father Aeblli weru ruinofeti
agaiuat litl. 'lhe particular ous which led ~
, 1879-02-13
GERMANY.
TIE EMrEIsO1la SPEECH.

BHn1tN, Feb. 1.-the German Rcichgtag
was today opened by tie Emperor Willinn,
in pcrson. In Ills speech from tho throne he
said ho thanked the members for assisting in
lao suppression OF the socialst agitation,
and hoped they would continue to support
tho Government as FIR rs WAS necessary for
tho cure Of tho socialist owl. 1Iq announced
the abolition Of Art. s Of tho Trenty of
l'ragus, and referred With pleasure to the
friendly relations with Austria, and the ro-
suits OF tho Berlin Congress. lIo declared
TINT tho relations betwoon Germany and alI
other Powers aro satisfactory, and TINT Cor
,nnny would continue It's influence in behalf
Of European peaoe.
The Emperor referred to tho plague In
Russin. l{o said the latest reports justify
tAe hope that tho energetic measures OF tho
Rnsstan Government will shortly suppress
tho epidemic, whon traffic on the frontier
will DO restored on the neighbosly footing
which bcflts friendly countries.
referring 10 thu cnstoms policy Ut the
Government. she Emperor said: tour com.
snerco Inns tho right to claim that protection
which legislation regarding customs ta1ss
eau afford, and whiol. is afforded, perhaps
beyond what is necessary. In countries with
whicl, We tradc. Ny duty IL 10 preserve tho
Ger,nau market for articles Of ho,uo rroduc
ton. Va should revert to tho woll.trict
principles which We, In our commssoia
policy si1,co 1905, hayo abandoned.
"ulauso h Of sha Treaty OF Prague WA
abrogated to put m end to tue uuccrtant,
of tue people Of North schleswig respooliu
their future destiny"
Tho speech closed With the following son
tenco. "Tle promotion and development
Of friendly relations with mud alnong th
Powers Is task to which should be devote
the great power achieved by German unity.
BERLIN, Feb. ls.--Among the measure
, 1879-02-13
PENSIONS,

TOLEDO, Feb. 12-At meeting OF tho OK
soldIcrs Of To1c.lo an! vicinity. held nt the
tltand Army headquarters tonight, Con. j. r.
Sherwood wus elected Chairman ind Col.
ALBERT Moore Secretary, nua tho following rcso-
luiions wero unanimously adopted:
Rtsoired, ny this mectnz of Tho e1:soldlers of
that ttu llousr Committed on lenHfDna aro respect
fujiy hut earnestly. utgtl 10 immediately Esh0tt
Mf RhacMbrrger's House bill No. y, 6A4, inCrcas-
lux pone!ona In ccrtaln cases.
Tt4ofrea, That cory Of this resolution be for
wnrled to tho COMMITTEE on IoAB!ous In tho Aousd
Of HcHicecntatiftG+
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enumerated in tho Emporor's spooch is tho
Parliamentary Discipline bill.
THE REGENCY DILL.
DnuNsw1cK, Fob. PA Committee Of tho
brunswick Dict has mado a report in favor
Of tho pnsa"ge of tho Regency bill.
TARIFF RECOMMENDATION.
BERLIN, Feb. 1o.-Tho~ German Tariff
Commission recommend that raw cotton he
exempted from duty, aud tho duty On hops
be raised to ten marks per hundred weight.
DENIED.
Tho tr1ltl, ia denied Of tho statement TINT
Austria, as tito price OF lhe recent treaty con-
corning North schleswig, has asked Ger
many TO support schctno for tue aunezotion
of Salonicn.
, 1879-02-13
DISABLED

MILWAUKEE, Feb. 1a.-Loconotivo No. 20,
attached to the passcnner-trafn over the Chicago,
Milwaukee &. st. paul Railway which loft Chicago
at o'clock last evening, became disabled at
Aiontrose. A conpccting-rod broke, knocking oil
brace, which Jet tho steam escape from the
boiler. The engineer, William Clask, was
slightly scalded. Another locomotive wus dis
TO Milwaukee. The accident caused delay Of
two and quarter hours in the arrival Of tic
traln here.
, 1879-02-13

MER1DEs, Conn.,, Feb. 12.-FIoods caused by
the heavy rains have compelled several factories
20 stop work.
NORWICH, Feb. 12.-1hc leo In the slcsuckct
and yauttc Rivers broke to-day, and botlI
streams ovcrdoWed Ilcir banks. lnundatfug ttc
country, The tracks OF The New London North
ezn Railroad, wcro buried for Il time unccr
huge enkcs oil Ice. The wharvcs ntd cellars of
this rlty arc flooded. ~
Riscr rose rattily last night, md to-day work
was suspended III tho mills Mt Mansyu1lk. Iu-
terror reports speak OF treshrts, and somo
alurm.
, 1879-02-13
SPRINGFIELD, Ill.

sfpffIHf I3l111ItH n 7HS 1T%1HHk.
erHsnarlELp, ILL.,. Feb. l9.-Ihe City Council
ep,nc time ssuvo directed ToMu-C Collector lfulges
10 rive additional! bonls. llaYing declined to
do 50. tho Council tou!ght declared hls o!1lco
yarant, and appointed 1Ienry @, Watson "a COL
!tctur. Hodges removal grew out oi TIM TACT
that lie has refused to rtcclyu tho certificates to-
Bueu by the city to thoso Who layv paia taxes
Illegally collected,
, 1879-02-13

SDFc71I 1HFUdfFA IN 7hE 7F7bHHZ.
dALKsA, ILL.,, Feb. 1e.-tohn Newcolnh, awell-
known clIizun of Darlington, Wis, agcd 10
years, committed suictLo OH Monday afternoon
bY cnttla1 Ills throat With pocket-knilu In Tho
barn Vi te latu C. +. Ferrtn, nul tiled yesterday
nlrntng. For sotsle Hruer,1ntnbe reason Tho
tragedy tas BEEN illshed up BY tho fr'cuds Of
decreased,
SAN FnASclsco, Fob. Eat Eu.cka, Nev.,
tl,ts aftcrhnun, l.. G.. Anderson, IL Il drunken
rclzy, sct iiru to tl!o hhtlse nj Mrs. Dennls all
stAlAmg In thu froht door with razur. threat.
encu death to nIl who approached. liz was
oyerPowrrod, but not until ilo Ind cut hts own
throut. dying In u few minutes.
, 1879-02-13

WATEnTowN, Wis., Fen. 13.-At the session
Of tlic Nranl Lodge ut KniEhts Ut pythtns.
held this evening, thu following officers Of tho
Granl l.oduo were elected fur tbs ensuing yenr;
Il. g.. II. ". Kutcll!t,, of Ford du Lac; q. v.
" Oshko.h; q. K. Il. aud g., c. A. Curtlss, Of
Milwaukru; n. NJ. OF E.. e. H. Bwcetanu, Ut
Milwaukee; Supreme Representative, jonsst ol
.luueuu
, 1879-02-13

tions: i y that tho dobt bc refunded :, -,
foos. " 'oe, ci cs snars a. and 1eatnE essst stn,
twenty years, md per rent for ~ pef cent tot
Committee askcl the representation ,IsaF' Tha
Funding Associations to show l,nIs'es .i,a @ .! tle
their principals to discharge tho 'S nn.ll!y nj
they proposc. '' opliRattona
, 1879-02-13
DIJSE1-FIQIITING.
TIE TROUBLE IN ZULU LAND.

To tht Editor u The Tribune
Cu1rAnn Fch 1n-Thc terrible dtsaster that
In. t.fol,on +ho t,vttt.t, fo,,,,x In aouh Affirm
l'aa pe'as's' ."e "s .,a..,;, ~, ~. .,o ~. 49,.
prcssoh W ovcr~cehlnE eohfueute III tae an1tsty
Ut tho l}Yttistl to 9ucll my savage uprising.
'rhcrc ars three goou REASONS (or this defeat,
anl urt.ss thcso ca;tscs Of tlufcnt ART ruar,irtl
..,,.. I'll. nil, nat rn otvn min h,a.
"sA."ss s''s .,..aS ,,.as,, ~ r,,Grn s,,tI, IL,
.ots 10 II nu'lta,' .'a'"s~ " s' a,,
fighting fafsslS, iHe rceuiuF tFoops cnlp'oseu
hntl 10 notion Ut the kind OF wartarn to bo ctl'
r,0ad In. srrpn,lly the t1nturo OF tle country;
49, I,.ti,. ~, nhs.ir,l n,,yrr. r,,,1rrnntc Du,i
"''u' 'a't4'. ,"e r''eN"' p'"~'' "''0
courage u ltc loe' .
Tic Xulus thirty years n1o RaSe tho English
terrible tsout.c mtl 1t WIS only nfter continued
,I,.ot:. ami ront,srs tint t,,n .r,p,ns anil thntr
.'r,,,,,1",s rco,,,rcd The nrt NJ hua,fyhting.
eotnll'n"s'a ae'lu"eu 'ns NV ~ "as''"SA'''s'
and ousplayctl tic Catt,ts at thcir own game.
Small commands wero cut OF md wiped out,
sunuly trains were SURPRISED sl,,d captured, and
f.on, or,,r rs,t. lush n,l ura.s notrn t1,c
| deau'y asscsat ...............
PARTED ON TIL. uNwARf nEncOAT,
| TN experience taught Him To fight with his
.vc. mn, hi. cntlrc sayer srnScs. ,nstcaa of with
h;s ~.onon. ortv 111,tnntclv tho yn1u .,,tcf.
..I,. n,nr.n1nt,a ,,,c h,nco..nos. NJ III. .tr,,r,
'.'"' "'r' '.,..', ~. ',.".....,. .-..ts
ETC. anu supnttea ~ s'ten"'sta"eca WIN
rood praeu shat Inns controlled them Until now.
! Even now The Dutch I}uers and not the Englah
nrc tho .o.u, b.9i. and ibe British have fIecolno
M,s,- 49," hn,.,,sa tho. ,to+or,,trod ~ h.vo m
their foes because t'lcy actersn'hea 10 naSo M
lighting In thclr he'ShnoFhooa WHICH lfey oio
| n,f rnntrn1
, 1879-02-13
The Transports for the African
Contingent to Fit Out
\" Elsewhere.
Speech Of the Emperor William
at the Opening OF the
Reichstag.
Quarantine Established at Al.
most Every European
Port.
Some Of the Beauties Of Bush-Fighting i,
Southern Africa.



LIVERPOOL, Feb. 12.-Trnde here is qntte
parn1yzcd by the strike, which has now extend-
ed 10 carters and The whole body Of carro'.
tefb, soma Of whom ware alroadY on n strike.
Tho strike among tho sailors has become
moro general, mud great difllcultylis experi-
enced ia obtaining crows snvo Mt tho in
creased rates. Yesterday sovernl ships waro
awniting crews. 1t is stated that there are
thirsy-five grnin-1nden ships ut Queenstown,
mud that the owners Ito not know where to
send thonl. Meanwhile, tho grain may DO
heating in tho vesaels holds and rendered
va1ue1uss. Thore aro many reports of
intimidation by dock laborers and 9th.
err to prevent men from working
until the dispute ia settled. The steamship
Lt,alabn, which was to hAve sailed for tho
west coast Of Africa Thursday Inst, has not
yet loft her dock. Tho ngonta promise tho
men protection in tho dock, but tho men say
they require protection outside also. Tho
Cunard Company hns oil it's vessels In H'lB.
sikson dock, which Is inclosod, and has pro-
vided within tho dock walls accommodation
for tho mon brought from Glasgow. Tho
| local authorities maintain Rtrict supervision
with tho police aud military, mud none bnt
people on business arc allowed within the
inclosuro along the whole line of docks.
There is to be another interview to-dny be.
tween tho Ship-Owners' Committee and O
deputation from tile strikers.
LATER-Tha strikers to-day refused The
old wages aud one hour longer work dniiy,
The proposition Of the ship-owners for arbi
tration was also rejected.
| LAYARD.
LosDos, Feb. 1a.-Minister Lnyard is ii
at Constautinoplo, aud will probably CONT
homo on furlough.
RE1NFoRCEMENTs.
It is understood TINT several regiments
of infantry will leave with artillery for tb,
Cnpe.
AS USUAL.
LONDON, Fob. 12.-Weston reached Scar
borough this afternoon, Isl milos behint
time.
, 1879-02-13
THE PLAGUE.


Sr. PETERSBURG, Feb. 1e.-The epidemic
laa entirely disappeared from AHtrakhan.
There havo been no cases for several days.
RUSSIAN COMPLAINT.
ST. TETEnspuaa, Feb. 12.-Complniut IL
made Of Rounlaaia's neglect to give notice to
Russin Of her precautions against the plague.
Tho locking Of railway carriages containing
Russian officers ia considered especially IN.
friendly md unjustiflable. Roun,nnia clnims
that her action is in accord with measures
adopted by Austria md Germany.
DENMARK.
COPENHAGEN, Feb. l2.-Tho] Folkething
has voted "urgency for tho bill ins.ituting
precautions against tho plague.
AUSTRIAN pnEcAuTfoNs.
VIENNA, Feb. l2.-The Government will
shortly order tho same precautions against
Turkey as are in forco against Russia. Ths
navigation Of tho Danuho will be restricted,
und tho SuIina month closed.
DlsfNFECTioS.
CossrANTIEorLE, Fob. 12.--Princo Lobatl.
of has authorized measures for tho disiufoc.
tion al Varna md Dourgas Of arrivals fsou,
snspocted ports.
F11EE FROM THE rI.A0uE.
The chief medical officer at Kavala declares
that the district In free from the plague, h,,I
states that malignant typhus prevails al
| Senccova. .....-..
WILL NOT HAVE IT.
LONDON, Fob. 12,-'Ihs Cznr rcfrsos tt
| permit non,nania to subject to quarantine
russian soldiers returning from Turkey.
, 1879-02-13
ROUAIAN1A.

THE DISPUTED TOWN.
BERLIN, Fsb. l2.-It is reported that Con.
Toddlobcn on Tuesday ordered fonr rcgi-
ments to mnrch toward Arabtnbin. II Is
feared Tint unless the Powers declare tho n,at-
ter ono OF European interoat collision In
inevitable. Germany and Italy adviso Rou-
mania to ovacuato Arabatabia. Tho other
Powers aro disposed to concur In this odvico.
with Wow to tho maintenance Of European
concert.
, 1879-02-13

TRANSPORT. .srEAMEns CHARTERED.
LONDON, Fob. 12.-Thc Admiralty an-
nouncca that II hns chartered fifteen stenrn-
ers 10 carry troops and supplies to tho
Carc. This feet includes tho transatlantic
steamers Egypt, France, Spain, Russia,
England, China, Olympus, Palmyra, and
City Of Paris. ......
TIE WORK OF FITTING OUT.
L1vEnroob, Feb. 12.-The steamers char-
tered to carry the troops to South Africa
will DO fitted out al sosno other port on nc
count Of The lnbor strike. The owners en-.
gago 10 hnyo tho steamers ready for sea
within week.
, 1879-02-13
RnxhhEURps

An action by NJ. Paul de tasssSiii, .a Siii,el ID pls
ths facetious 1ourpa! bapl ''e. hetveep hln ~ n
. liz Enprsss Euscsis IL lu'tr r nsf ,.tf t'fs fssa
the HIa,asger WIS tluel slov lhy t,at III llet!
beginning to tnlnk, apparently, ..aii ...apious ib,as
quite - protltab!P and 1888
duEt
, 1879-02-13
WEST POINT CA0ETSHlP.

BLooAlN0roN. H.. Fsb. 1a.-On the 18th !
competitive examination Il to be hrld at the
touYl.Hou.u 10 thts city 10 sclect candidate
ior West Polnt ca1etshEp, nnu an alternate.
'Ins judges ART Ds. Guod6rake, ot Clinton: Z.
7. james, u Lincoln; Wells Cory, Ut Malon
Clsy; rres.dent Hewett, ol Normal; unl FRESH
dent Adams, Of Bloomington.
, 1879-02-13
The WEATHER.

- o.r,cE or THE CHIEF SrasAh Orr1cEN.
WAsuIs0roN. D. c., Feb 19-l Il. nl.-lndca-
ttbns-For Tennessee md thc Ohio Wiley, cold
er uortherly to westerly winds, rising barometer,
and cleur or partly cloudy weather.
For the Lower Lake Region. light snow. fol-
lowed By colder partly cloudy weather, southwest
to northeast winds, aul slowly rising baronsc-
ter.
For the Upper Lake Region, decidedly cold
and clear or fair weather, except light snows In
Michigan, rising barometer In the southern Anl
eastern portions, md northwest 10 southwest
wIntis.
For tho Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri
Valloys partly cloudy weather, with possibly
arcas OF light SNOW In Missouri aud Iowa, nurtil
TO west wt,!tls, slight ttlanges In Temperature,
and rising followed 6Y falItng barometer.
Tht uppcr Ohio will rtc. and the Tennessee
and Cumberland will full slowly.
LOCAL UnsERYATIuHa.
thI1 FAh
, 1879-02-13

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS. !.
NEW YonK, Feb. 19.-.Arrtvod, Wyoming,
from Liverpool; bolivia. from Glasgow; Capel-
Ia, and Alsatia, from London.
LONDON, Fob. 1a.-TlIe 1sayarlan,. from Dos-
ton; Severn and CALIFORNIA; from New York,
have atriyou out,
, 1879-02-13
nhITIIARY.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 12.-Edward II. Thoutp-
sou, retired Commodore ot tho United Btases
navy, died this morning,
, 1879-02-13

a constant cough with s!otnens ns,h II I'll betosas..
Ing strength, aud m4stl;'g Ggt.ctsl ~ and dt@'kt kt.
inS prompt treatment. W osns XIII X s,o!atae
pcatorapt Assluua results may Dc s''A'
p&tl!AtAd.
, 1879-02-13
l,NcOlN'S BIRTHDAY,

NEW YonK. Feb. l2.-Tha ssventeth ami
vcrsary Ut The birthday of Abraham Lincoln wis
celebrated, tonight By the Liucou Club. Their
rooms we're crowded.
, 1879-02-13
FRANCE.
THE AMNESTY hill.

PARIS, Feb. 1a.-Tho discussion by the
Bureau on tho Amnesty bill introduced III
the Chamber Of Deputies today was flxed
for Thursday. The Rapptl rcvivcs tho de-
maul for tho impeachment of the Drogtic
Ministry, which, apparently tho Amnesty
bill, Us finally submitted to tho Chambers,
docs not forbid.
DIED.
pAns, Feb. 12.-Princess Caroline, widow
Of Prince Luoien Murnt, is deatl.
, 1879-02-13

ST. JoHSs N. B., Feb. IA gnle to-day
swept away about 400 feet OF ths brcakwatcr,
which cost few ycars ago $3.50, 900. Damage,
E.{(hfK1n
, 1879-02-13
CFM. SHERMAN.


JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Fob. 12.-1eu. Sherman
will be given reception tomorrow.
, 1879-02-13

AN EMPHATIC DENIAL.
LOUISVILLE, Ky., Fco. IA Conrie7oJournal
correspondent scnt to Memphis to Investigate
tho rcports Of yellow fever there telegraplis au
emphatic denial pt It's 1xt8teuce.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-09-08

publicly scrutinized and ventilated,
and are the books of your society
open to the public inspection
Answer-The books of the society
have always been open to the public
inspection. Like other organizations
we have private business meetings
from which we exclude outsiders.
Is it true, as is reported, that you
are paying the visiting members Of
your association a per diem for their
labOrs2
Answer-We pay those who are
unable to give their time for nothing
their actual expenses. We arrive at
them in accordance with the number
and the necessities of their respective
families. Last year it was necessary
to call for volunteers to help us at our
work. A number joined who were
unable to provide themselves with
necessaries and work for nothing, and
to these, when it took all their time
in the society's work, we paid enough
for them to support their families.
The hour of noon being very close,
it became necessary to stop farther
discussion, and the general with a
pleasant smile wreathing his fea-
lures bid the news man good day.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-09-08
ALWAYS READY.
Its vIaOr Knows no Pause.

For the past twenty-four years, through
war, through pestilence, through sunshine
and storm, through times of prosperity
and times of depression, the job printing
department Of the LEDGER Office has been
a fixed institution in the building from
where the LEDGER is now issued. In day
time and in nights darkness, during the
active business season its labors are un-
ceasing and in the periods of dullness
work is turned off by piece-meal with
quick dispatch, the workers being always
on hand, and like Oliver Twist, anxious
for more.
As in days gone by so now the job
Office is ready for fresh orders Of ali
kinds, shades and sizes. They will be
eagerly taken, rapidly executed, skillful-
ly finished and reasonably charged
Send in your orders for job work one and
all. 1t can be done now as cheap as al
any other time, and plenty of time will
be devoted to careful execution,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-09-08
Meeting oil the Mncnroninns.

At a meeting Of the Macaronians
held Sunday at Heinrich's on Her
nando road neal the curve their
thanks were rendered to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Heinrich for their liberality in
furnishing the Macaronians with
Dutch soup, Chinese krout, soda
water, etc. On motion Of the Mood
lonian Mrs. Heinrich was elected an
honorary member amidst cheers.
After biz of Importance adjourned
to meet at Camp SO.
GRAND Mac.
Attest Cookonian,