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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-18

by virtue Of the powers conferred anon
ID Egbert Woodbridge and mis- successors in
office, as Trustee, by a deed of trust made by
March 10, 1874, and recorded in Deed BOOB
No 100, page 800, in the Registers office Of
Shelby county, to secure the payment of a
certain Indebtedness fully described therein.
default having been mado in the terms and
conditions thereof, the undersigned successor
in ONCE to the said y. Woodbridge, as Trus-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-18
ANC CHOIR LINE.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

AOAh INV OAbAlEANS.
Davidson. m Master
Tuesday, June II, at 5 pm.
JAMES HOWARD. ....James O'Neal. master
Saturday, June q, ats pm.
Memphis and st. Louis Packet COMPANY
Anchor Line.
FOR VICKSBURG.
JOHN IL. MAUDE .--........ Blake, master
Monday, June Is, at 10 am.
CITY OF HELENA. ............M Mckee, master
Thursday, June 10, at 10 am.
CITY OF GREENVILLE-..m.Carter master
Saturday, June 81, at 10 an
Memphis and st. Louis Packet Company-U.
s. Mail-Anchor Line.
FOR ST. LOUIS.
COLORApQ..-...- NJ Pheeters, master
Monday, June l6, at 5 pm.
BELLE MEMPHIS. John G.. Crane, master
Tuesday, June II, at s pm.
JOHN A. SCUDDER.............C Calvert, master
wednesday, June Is, at5p.m.
uhAND IOWER--.--~....-. Lennox, master
Thursday. June 10, at 70 am.
CITY OF VICKSBURG- ........ Riley. master
Saturday, June q, at 10 am
For all information apply at Memphis and
81. Louis Packet Company's Wharf boat, foot
Of Monroe street.
AID STORM, Superintendent.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-18
Monday. July 2, 1879.

at the southwest corner Of Main and Madi.
son streets, in Memphis, Tennessee, al publio
auction, to the highest bidder, for cash, the
following described real estate, situated in
Shelby county, Tennessee, to-wit;
Beginning at the southwest corner Of Trez-
evant and Shelby streets; running thence
south with Shelby street 25 feet; thence west
gaTdly, Ct right angles with Shelby street, 100
Shelby street, % feet TO Trezeyant street. and
thence with Treaeyant street eastwardly 100
feet TO the heglnning-being the north half Of
H.. Pearne, W.
All right Of redemption, etc, expressly
waived IN said trust deed. Title believed TO
be perfect, but l sell and convey only as Tins
tee. AMOS WOODRUFF, trustee.
j. W. Hampton, Attorney. 0 i0j
, 1879-04-27
BASEBALL.

After two attempts the White Stockings have
succeeded in playing really irst-cl eame,-on
in which there was but single error, that being
wild throw by Harbidge to third base. Their op
ponents yesterday were the same nine with whom
Thursdays game was played, except that Bell
pitched in place OF Fries, and new right-fclder
was introduced in tho person OF 0'Terra. On the
Chicago side the regular positions were assumed by
the regular men until five innings had been played,
when Flint and Larkin made way for Harbidge and
Hankinson. The change made no particular dif-
ference in the result, ns the Picked Nine was de-
5eated, 27 to 0,-three OF their runs befng earned
by good hitting of Hankinson's delivery, Up to
the sixth inning they had scored but One, that be-
Ing made in the third inning, when Flynn was sent
to frat on called balls, and reached home through
base hit by Crane and passed ball. The
earnedruns were In the sixth and seventh innings.
In the sixth, Bell led off with snfe hit to
short right field, and Kemm1er sent him home by a
corker between left and centre for three bases,
and tailed himself on Mehan's drive past third.
In the seyenth. o'Terra hit safely to right and
got around before five men had been retired, this
giving OF odds BY the Chicagos thus leading to .
run where, ordinarily. none would have resulted.
In the eighth Carroll uade d base hit, and. after
Crane had been sent to first On balls, tailed on
Harbidgc's overthrow to third. Tho Whites did
themselves proud, although it must be said that
to handle. OF the nfeiders, Flint and Harbidgo
behind the bat. Anson at first. and Quest at Bee
ond, had the majority OF the work to Go, and were
there every time. Quest was especially noticeable
for quickness and excellent Judgment in handling
ground balls, while Willfamson's throwing from
third was perfect. Gorc captured the onlv fly
that came into his field, backed up second in shape,
and made one long throw to third, putting out the
runner, that elected loud applause. The batting
Of the entire nine was strong and: heulthY.-the
kind that will win. The picked nine played loose
Is, accnmulating twenty-three errors. Other pat
ttculars may be gained from
THE SCORE.
, 1879-04-27

encc how many men desire to make the het the
money to be deposited IN anv National bank until
5he championship is Won There y good deal Of
Dispatch.
The Rockford Club opened their season last
Wednesday by playing with and defeating strong
picked nine, 20 to 4. The feature Of the contest
was the pitching and catching Of the Rowe brothers.
led at the bat, while Goodman made two home runs
on terrific hits between left and centre fields
1t is said TINT Ward, the Providence pitcher, Las
new wrinkle this gear. In facing the striker, he
completely hides his delivery by sc1zins the ball in
bis right hand. carrying it to the small Of mis- back,
then BY the aid Of his left nrm carried oyeE to the
night IN. front Of his body. he fixes the bull in
preparation for curve pitch.-Boston Herald.
Bill White, the Cincinnati pitcher, muffed a
couple OF short 1ys in a recent game. Whcreupoa
several small boys laughed derisIvely. Comment
spectators are Going an unfair thing to laugh when
he misses lv-ball. High hy-balls to the pitcher
are always hard to catch, and with viii White or
any man who wears spectscles it is almost an
impossible feat. Let any one who douots it put on
spectaces and Try it,. This is right. ANY man in
Chcano caueht laughing at muffer will be de-
barred from witnessing future games. These
estheticn ball players must be protected II there
is NOT spectator left on the ground when tho job
is finished.
II the Stars win eighth place In the League race,
their friends will look blue yitro; Il seventh
is their position they will Sigh and say, it might
have been;'' should they come in SIXTH the verdict
will be - that better than nothinr;'' let them
stand fifth. and mods and smiles will he in order;
should their position be fourth. inordinAte chuck
ling would abont express it; u they get III third,
the end OF the season sIould hni them twinkllng
Mt the heels OF the, winner, q balyo OF ordnance
would hardly give vent to their feelings; IF they
Get. a sr!n on the pennanr-we1l-thc programme
will be decided on at public mass s-meeting-Syra-
cuse Courier,