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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-12
Light Guards Festival.

The musical festival and hop fixed for
tomorrow evening at Estival Park for
the benefit of the Memphis Light Guards,
promises to be a fine affair. Assurances
are already given that the attendance will
be large and fashionable. The lyrical
portion Of the programme is very atirac-
tive, and the proposed hop to succeed it
will be pleasant, MS the cool breeze OF
the evening cireulates through the groves
and beneath the canopy Of the hall with
out anything to obstruct it. The Guards
are using every e1ePtion TO make their
concert and it, garnishmcnts W unquali.
fed success.
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COurt-HOuse Notes.

COurt-HOuSe Notes.
Sallie 0. Steen and Marion D..
Written were licensed to marry this
forenoon. So were Milton M. W. Brown
and Julia Fall, colored.
A white man named Henry Wilson
plead guilty in the Criminal Court to-
day on a charge of larceny, and he
received one year in the penitentiary.
Several other indictments against him
were mol. prosed.
In the Criminal Court proceedings
to-day three cases against Nitzen,
charged with receiving stolen goods, a
mo prosecution was entered. The
only charge now against Nitzen is that
of violating the revenue laws.
This forenoon County Register Hunt
made public entry Of a warranty deed
from J. N. LOller to NJ. i. Loller a
quit claim from 5. Sturm to JsR.
Flippin; a trust deed frem Il. B. Ram
say and wife to w. J.. Duvall, and All
agreement between T. D. and G. NJ.
Lewis and B. Bayliss.
Taxpayers are very active at pres
emf. Only a few DAYS remain to nav
without a penalty. The receipts at
the tax Office yesterday summed up
about $1,000. After waiting until al
most the last moment many Of the
payers now manifest i%mpatienOe at the
crowd.
In the case Of Cruger against
Chambers, for wages during the fever
last fall as keeper of the Chambers
boarding house, = verdict of 5000 was
awarded in the Circuit Court this
forenoon. The Nonoonnah turnpike
case, entitled Talley vs.. Smith, was on
trial before Judge Pierce at noon.
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CENTS Pc WE X.
THE CITY.
Thursday Evening, June ra. 1879
LEDGER LINES.

Partisan diamonds at Lavigne's.
Read Johnston's shirt advertise
ment.
The streets need the sprinklers
again.
Whitaker hams (none better), l0c,
at Oliver, Finnie 4 Co.'S.
The soldiers drill nightly, and it is
6ne exercise this torrid weather.
The Big Boot shoe store, 34
Main, is the place to buy shoes.
The time between sunrise and sun
set is now fourteen and a half hours.
The gas Office has removed to the
Masonic Temple building, on Madison
street.
Lyle & Shields continue to receive
liberal daily consignments of red
raspberries.
The legislative council meet to con
suit over the welfare of the city this
afternoon.
Miss Emma Petit will teach a yaca-
ton school at the Peabody school.
All grades taught.
The grand drawing of the Louisi-
ana Lottery takes place next Tuesday.
Get a ticket at once.
Twenty-Five crates Of red raspber-
ries, for sale low, at Victor D. Fuchs
80 and II Jefferson street.
Anything from a picayune to a hun
bred dollars can be utilized to advan-
tlge by the sanitary association.
Fresh oatmeal, cracked wheat, Gra-
ham -four, ~dessecated cocOanut and
best corn starch at Oliver, Finnje &
Co.'S.
Several gentlemen of this city ex-
pect to visit Knoxville, Tenn, on the
10Th inst, to attend the University ex-
e%rcises.
Cotton lc lower on middlings in thi,
market at noon to day. The quota
ton for this grade is now 12l cents
per pound.
Stone, the alleged incestuous coun.
tryman, has given bond in the sum .oi
two thousand dollars to answer for his
bad behavior.
One of the workmen at James 4
Roosa's wagon factory was badly
scalded yesterday by the bursting Of
steam-pipe.
The wheat crop to the south Of III
has all been harvested. The crop il
not large, but the kernels are plum
and full of meat or -four.
The mercury opened out az sunris,
this morning at 81, with a gentl,
southeast breeze and signs Of scorch
ing heat before nightfall.
Silver Moon -four, Queen -four
Plants Extra -four, Jack Frost Aou
(uuequaled), in barrels and half baI
rels, at Oliver, Finnie & Co.'S.
Corn is 6ne and as high as th
fences along the line of the Miisissipl
aud Tennessee railroad. II look
splendid and is just beginning to tas
sci.
All sorts of nuisances are bein
hunted up for ventilation and cleal
ing. Property-owners must best
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THE FEAST OF CORPUS CHRISTI.
One Of the Hottest Days Of the Year,


The festival of Corpus Christi, eel
obrated with much pomp and ccre
mony In all Catholic countries, and
devoutly observed in every church
congregation of the same faith in this
country, has its annual recurring am
.niversary to-day.
1t is commemorate In honor Of the
holy eucharist or the sacrament of the
body and blood of our Saviour, as
first typifed on the occasion Of tie
Lords last supper, and solemn thanks
giving with masses and other
ceremonies mark its Observance
in the Catholic congregations of
this city. At New Orleans and
Havana and the cities of South
America where tho Catholics are more
numerous, aud form an influential
portion Of the population, professions
of the church clergy, the schools and
the asylums, the religious societies,
and the faithful generally turn out
amid the clamor Of church bells to do
honor to this time honored and solemn
celebration, In the early centuries Of
Christianity this feast was observed
during Holy Week, but so adorable
a mystery was deemed worthy Of a
special day for its solemn observance
hence Pope Urban Nv in a bull issued
in 1862 fixed the festival for Thursday
after Trinity Sunday, and commanded
that it be observed with a solempity
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In DR.. Porter's court this morning,
Henry Burns, an Irish steward, paid a
fine of $25 for interfering with an off
Ger. Ike Johnson, for threatening to
shoot, was fined $50, Not being able
to settle, he has been placed on the
street force for an hundred days.
Rose Butler, whose tongue run loose
at another, was let off. Three cases
We're continued, and this filed up this
mornings police docket.
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REEDS Gilt Edge Tonic puriies the
blood, restores the appetite and stimulates
the digestion. DIV
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themselves or anes will soon be i'm.
posed.
The Chickasaw Guards and the
Bluff City Grays have been invited to
attend the concert at Estival Park to-
morrow night in full uniform. Their
new fatigue dress would be cooler.
The steamer Golden City, due here
the last of the week, has as a part of
her cargo a large lot of disinfecting
fluid for the sanitary association.
The boat left New Orleans last night.
The mercury climbed to So in the
shade and 1902 in the sun during the
hottest part of yesterday. The cool
est was 760. The heat was much more
oppressive than on the previous day,
when the mercury rose ? higher,
owing to the at~mosphere's calmness.
The grammatical Hercules Of the
local morning press, whose funnyistic
constructions never fail to arouse en-
thusiasm, himself makes merry to-day
over his horse laughing esclpade. He,
however, undertakes to wreak ven
geance by picking flaws, never once
observing the heavy beam his own
eye carries.
A genuine mink, one Of the sort
hat can STAY more chickens than a
light-prowling darky, was captured
the cellar Of this office yesterday.
How it got there, unless he escaped
the last animal show hat visited
is, is as much a mystery as was the
visits of a wild cat to Court Square
lfter fresh squirrels a few years ago.
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administrators Notice.

HAVING qualified as the personal repre-
~ sentatiyes og A. j. Harris, deceased, in
the fTopate VSprt Of Shelby county, all per-
sons haying claims against said estate mnet
present them to us, properly verified for pay-
mment, WITHIN the time prescribed bv law Or
the same will hO Forever barred. '
W: j. MALLORY and
JESSE z. HARRIS,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, june u, 1879.
so. a5. in1.1n1
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Clara Louise Kellogg and her mo-
Their have apartments in a fashionable
square in the West-end of London.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PROGRAMME OF CONCERT
for benefit Of
Memphis Light Guards,
AT ESTIVAL PARK,
Friday Evening, June 18th, at 8 O'clock.
AMUsEMENTs

! Oyerture-Seven Iseman
Prof. Arnold's Orchestra.
. Vocal Duo-Choerfulness .........--.Gu mbert
Messrs. Steele and Peters.
3 SOlo-Flower Girl &c. .............. Beviganl
Miss Jennie Jones.
4 SOlo-ThOu Art so Near and Yet so
Far. 80. Riechardt. Mr.. VIM. Warren, Jr.
5 SolO-Glide Gondola... ,.... ...-a"~"..-.
.............. ...... Miss Jennie Montgomery
6 Solo-(Comicl-Swect Mary Ann,.. Braham
Mr.'W. J.. Steele. go.
I SOl0-Sleep ell........... ,.s.....s.''ss.ss.AVt
Mrs. |. 4. Peters.
s Observation-Disclosures. ...... ...~........SulllNan
Prof. Arn0ld's Orchestra.
Q Solo-Good Night, Farewell. .....kucken
Mr. !. 4. Peters.
10 Solo-DOn Fantale....,.... . .......-..N erdi
Mrs. 7. A. Lamb.
Duo-H ar Me, Norman. "--Bellini
Messrs. Warren and Steele.
PROF. EMILE LEVY .-~.-.. Musical Director
Concert will be followed by a Hop. Tickets
for sale at Mossrs. Wills Il Wildbergers and
Clam & Taylor's bookstores. Admission, soc.
X.QJ
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AUCTION.
POSITIVE AND -PEREMPTORY
CASH SALE OF DESIRABLE
Madison Street Resislauca

ME will sell at auction on SATURDAY
W. MORNING NEXT, at II O'Clock, AT the
southwest corner Of Madison and Main
streets, u desirable 2-story residence on Mad
ison street, being No. 2i3. 1t is now under
rental of 500 20 a No. l tenant, who has oc-
cupied the same for three or four years, and
don't wish TO change. Madison, the FIRST
street To be paved, will greatly enhance this
property to the future owner. Lot 81 by 49,
feet TO an alley.
WILLIAM HUNTER, Atty In fact.
Royster, Waldran X nacOn, Auctioneers.
aq-M
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The gas Office has removed to the Ma
sonic Temple building, on Madison street
81
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REEDS Gilt Edge Tonic builds up all
who have been reduced and weakened by
sickness. DIV
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LEGAL.
Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.

loss Il. 22g1 H%.-Chaneery Court of Shelby
e~ounty-Ellen G. Glenn ct al. VS.. Lucie A.
Jamison OF al.
RY virtue Of an interlooutory decree for sole
~ entered in the above cause on the 5th day
Of March, 1873, nm. B. 23, page 400, ETC., / viii
sen az public auction, to the highest bidder,
ecurt-hQuse building, Main street, in ths
Taxing District Of Shelby county, late city of
Memphis, Tenn,, on
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THREE IMMENSE DRIVES.
20c Table Linen,
25e Corset,
2Sc Handkerchief.
ATKIN 277 Main st. so
POIice Items.

REEDS Gilt Edge Tonic will cure the
worst case Of fever and agRe. DIV
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You can save money on all Of
watkins specialtIes. sol
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equal to the four festivals of the year.
No special features mark the cere-
monies here aside from the masses
and thanksgiving services within the
churches.
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SATURDAY. IuIx n.1s1a

within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Tenn,
tO-wit;
An undivided one-half interest in the
north half OF lot 70. as laid down on the orig
inal plan of the city Of Memphis, beginnine
~ the intersection Of the south side al the
FIRST alley north Of Adams street, known ms
Bank alley, and Mississippi or Front Row.
thence south So aud So east l4slS feet with
the south side Of said Bank alley 10 rs inter
section with another alley running at right
angles herewith, known Us Front alley:
thence with, the west side Of Front alley
south 80 and 30 west 81 feet IL inches TO The
dividing line betweeD the two halves of said
lot u; thence with said dividing line Sc and
KY west 1857 feet TO Mississippi or front Row:
thence with said Row north 903 and Sy east
~ fest!l y inches to tho beginning-the entire
lot being covered by a brick building, the
front Of which is four stories high and the
rear two stories high,
Terms Of Sale-One-f0urth cash; balance in
equal payments az 8, II and IS months, pur-
chaser executing notes with security, bear
ing interest. Lien retained; redemption
This June 70, 1879.
r. J, BLACK, Clerk and Master.
Smith & Collier, Harris, MeKissiek X TIr-
ley, Attorneys. Se-1O9
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RefrigeratOrs, lee Chests, Water
Coolers, Jewett's Patent Filter,
Ice-erean Freezers, very low.
SGT +. j. TURNBULL, PA Main.
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REEDS Gilt Edge Tonic Is a wholesome
stimulant and its quality Is guaranteed.
DIV
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KIngston springS. Tenn.

Round trip tickets from Memphis,
5000. Special rates Of board to families,
s25 per month and half price for children
and servants.
81 j. X. WnBouRN & Co.
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REEDS Gilt Edge Tonic is a safe and
pleasant invigorant FOR delicate females.
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HYDBAST Hose-YRRY CHEAP.
78t BROWNE, 25S Second st.
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IN Planters Insurance Building, double and
single offices, suitable for lawyers OF physi-
cians; and double and single bedrooms. All
well lighted and ventilated, and all modern
conyenienees. Apply at Office Of Planter In
surance Company. II Madison Il. S7-lAi
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RENT.

GT0RE and rooms, l6 Jefferson street, near
- Main;
Two-story, 5 room brick residences, Main;
Cottage cor. Huling and Main Ste;
Airy and new sleeping rooms;
Central basement. 2S2 Main:
Nice cottages near Shelby, on Huling;
Suit OF Offices over b. NJ. Slratton's.
SO-gl w. A. WHEATLEY, 4i Main st.
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FOR SALE.

s0O EMPTY coffee bags. q. +. CAVA-
OUU MACH. $50 Main street. sSt
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N0TTAGE with 4 rooms and n hall; good
" %cistern; fruit and grapes. Lot 25xlsO feet.
For sale cheap. Apply on premises, Is Ual-
hOun street, or 20 Captain Geo. Malone. I9S
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"A GOOD secondhand ~rockaway, cheap, for
n cash or credit. Apply 80
500 MORGAN a CO.. Second 81
New-York tribune., 1879-09-29
TnMPKLNS NOTARE.

=
Three weeks ago 10000 people assembled
in Tompkins Square to celebrate the recon-
struction of that sandy waste into a we'll
planned and planted pleasure ground The
new park was bright with lanterns, the air
was full of music and OratOry, and everybody
was invited 10 come and see how the
East Side had been beautlfied and bene-
fitted. and all for the paltry sum of
$4,000. Mr.. Wenman himself delivered
neat GRAFTON, and modestly bowed
when grateful citizens cheered the efficient
Park Commissioners who had wrought this
Transformation. Most assuredly the creation
of fine park in city where we'll Kept
parks are none too numerous was an event
worth celebrating. One could hardly over
estimate for poses of ornament and re-
creation and health the value of ten acres of
lawn and trees. and walks and fountains,
smiling in this closely-built section of the
city.
But unfortunately Tompkins Square does
anything but smile in this bright Autumn
sunshine. il is a desolatiOn, absolutely blade
less, so far as grass is concerned; its only
carpetlng being a few lonesome, brown aud
sickly weeds. And not only is this primary
and essential feature of green turf wanting,
and wanting because of the ignorance mani
tested in the original preparation of the
ground but there is no appearance of
any intention TO remedy this fundamental
defect Instead of tilhng, fertilizing and re-
seeding at once. the eminent agricuturists
in charge announce that they Will wait until
next Spring (thus wasting a Year, to see if
the dead seed will not germinate once more
Two groups of shrubbery and many trees
scattered unfortunately about the so-called
lawns and among the aimless windings of the
walks appear to be growing well. But lit
tie Investigation with cane among the
thrifty young elms near the centre Of the park
will reveal the fact that the grading was done
after the planting, and that some accomplished
engineer has heapcd the earth half yard
above the oGginal level and about the trunks
of the trees, so as to insure their death at an
early day.
There is much more to complain of, and espe-
cialy the row of mutIlated and moribund
trees along the street.-The around the Park.
But we call attention to these points chiefly
as specimens of much of the work in
charge OF the Park Commission. Does any
one imagine that any gentleman could spend
S75 900 on his private grounds to so little
purpose and to such bad purpose For it is
not only true that thousands of dollars have
been squandered in useless work in Central
Park and the smaller ones, but much work
has been done which has been positively
New-York tribune., 1879-09-29

pernicious II has been work OF destruction.
There are gardeners in the employ OF
the Park Department who know better
than to set about deliberate slaughter
of the trees they have planted, or
destruction of all the artistic effects org
inallv aimed mt by the designer. Bu'
there are "ergineers who work ut cross pur-
poses with the gardener. There are "contfac-
"tors " who furnish him with such soil as they
see fin. There are " superintendenis who DO
n little jobblng in siclly nursery stock. lhere
are "foremen who furnish laborers wheh
they choose and for what purpose they
choose. Each one of these classes goes
into the landscape business on It's own mdi-
vidua aud irresponsible account, and over all
is an ignorant head which only interferes 10
make confusion worse confounded Before
our marks are hopelessly disfigured. it is time
for the people TO arouse themselves and IN
sist upon Commissioners who can at least take
an intelligent interest in the affairs OF
the department, and who have sufficient ad-
miustratve skill to organize tbeir forces in such
a way that there will be direct chain OF re-
snonsibility running through them from the
bottom to the top, and that different
branches of the service will not be constantly
coming into collision and obstructing rather
than assisting each other.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-29

spectacle people; but they are, after al,
purely sordid exhibitions, and the sentiment
that is bestowed upon them 10y app"r-
emily rational persons is therefore the more
astonishing For example, Merritt, who won
the second place, is a representative OF bildSe-
mort. Conn.,. and received from that CITY on
Saturday testimonial signed by some OF l'S
most prominent citizens which is an excellent
specimen of this sort of nonsense. The Mayor
three ex-Mayors, the Postmaster, half dozen
Judges and a general assured him by wire that
he was maintaining the reputation OF his
city and country, and promised him hat
bridgeport would "stand by" him, whatever
that may mean. 1t is safe to say that none oi
these people would ever have thought of send
ing special telegram to a brave doctor who
was risking his life to fight the yellow
fever. Pedestrian matches do have much
human interest-that much is clear, though the
reason may not be. But they are merely
athletic performances for hire, and ought not
to be auded in the same terms that we be-
stow upon genuine courage and noble en-
durance Another suggestion may be worth
noting-that these contests, though much
more cleanly than prize-iights, may grow to
be more brutal. Ii ROwell had killed himself
by over-exertion, or had permanently broken
his health, it would have been done Tor the
cruel pleasure of crowd.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-29
amusemruie ano fnestnas 60 Niohi.

ACADEMY OF MUTc-Opera sleepy hoho"'
DAYS TuEATRH-" Newport .ra Peri.
- svKNrT IHEArIE-Opera Boufe, " La ieif
uIvKRiy's TlsYATEr-" Our Daughters
OIYNfIc I1lE ATRE-" The French SpN
p1sE nm ArRE-" Crushed Tragrdian var,etv
ssS krANtIsco MtSsTRKIS' OPERA housE-'"i'0''
fTaNpARD IHrAIEE-" Hamlet ,-
tNICN ~crANT lHEAfHf-" NY ttIthtS ~,
Woops BRoADwAY THEATRE" bii' D'"''
.....,. =. ,sr,r, Exhibition. Day and Evening
(uIckFKINc UAL-Patu Concert
Eos1rr A iaAI' = GAEDEN-toneett.
NtW-NoIk AcUkRirs-DSV anu '-N'H-n-.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-29
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Owing to the continued illness OF MI pan" .nn".
mann. caused nv the infamaon OF the arynA, iiA'n
lot " will be postponed until THURSDAY Inc l'",
LYONS win Mrs Bandmann ss Pauiine anu '"e o"''N
eompany IN the cast will Oc substitute"
Mr.. Carl Rosa has engaged Tor ms .r S."so
Of English opera IN London TIC u'Su"Sa,n '," perr
H. sono,, from the Hanover Opera House. hFl,
go, On Germany mas taken the grand reperIor V
Nam,np. puprex aud Others that is. Arnold E
Telly Robert 10 Diaole. RaoSl e. The huxuenO. ",era
h,,.in and iensi Benrenuto csn. w bepnos s DINER
of that namel MAJ, IN =" Der freysch"'A'
New-York tribune., 1879-09-29
anncY 10 ACCOMPLISHMENTS.

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rnE NeWs rms MOANING.


FoEFIGN.-LoId Salisbury las promised the
French Premier that he viii enaeayor TO make IuI-
ley cede Jau.ua 90 Greece. -- The Afghan Ameer
has arrived with large escort at the
British camp; Cabul is IN state OF anarchy. 60
Cauovas del Castillo viii probably be soon again
Premier in Snain --- The British ship Lanedaie
has been lost on The Irish coast.
Nr-uC.-Prcsident Hayes spent Sunday with
Genciul Pope at Fort Lcaveuworth he leaves for
Rprirgi,ld, H.. this morning. -= The loss Mt
Ieadwood Is now calculated al S3.O0o.Oo0 -=
The Commissioners 20 consult over the propuety of
q grea. park a., Niagara Falls have hold their first
meeting al the Fails; they were met by
Commissioners iI0m Cana IA. II party Of
tweuty-e.ght pro-pectors have bcsn massac1ed
by the Indians. -= There has been large fire at
Gloucester. Mass. -= \ S25O,OO Catholic church
vas dedicated at Norwich. Conn. Yesterday.
cry AND SUI, EBAN.-Ihe Rey. Robert Collyer
bcean his pa-ioratc in this city yesterday. =-=
Iowcn Won The Ashley Belt on saturday. =---
judge Westbrook modified his order concern
ing election inspectors. == Judge Choate
refused bill OF particulars III the Iiiden
income suit -= Gold value of the lega-tender
silver dollar NI2i2 grainsl, sG.52 cents. Stocks
active and higher, closing buoyant and excited.
Iur NfAmIR.-l Rm'NE local observations in-
dicetc cloudy weather with occasional rain. Tier
monetcr Yesterday; Highest. 7O- lowest, 52o 4;
average, go.