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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-26

The course of Instruction Is complete, botn thco-
rctlcsi and practical conducted by the fe2,s ssors'
assisted by the A61Tuci Faculty, VINO ave ihe SUI.
dru; n daily examination on ihe lectures WITHOUT
additional cha rye - -, ,,r -
The clinical advantages Of Richmond are All ui-
a.r hn control of The Eacuty. The City Hospital,
INC College Hospital. tile College DispensarV, ana
sbc STATE Central Lunaric Asylum are open 10 inc
student without charge. .
LXp.n,es for whole course, Including Ma ~
circulation fee - 20
Students attending summer course % no "
Practical Anatouiy. Demonstrators fec. l0 90
Graduation rec. w w
Good board from 81 TO $50 per month.
For furil her information. apply 10
j. e. MCCAW, N. d..
s.1o-d3,,wS.rOc Dean Of the Faculty
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Fine assortment OPERA CHAINS a; 99c ROLL
ED GOLD OPERA CHAINS At Sl.9S, at
g9C STORE.
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NEW WINDSOR COLLEGE, ess entialIy
~ two IDs,liutions ,n,Io and fem,Is In nc same
yc!pi,y under one ,nanYm.man, 'nen Sow tenber
itV'h. send for catalogue. Rev. 4. NJ JEII II.
D'itesdent, New Windsor Md. .oE--s -.
iy 26-S,Tu&Th sln
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mo p,PFVTC Nd GUARDIANS
| ASEsp6IIS SON VOL FOR BOYS will open
SEpTENHFp 1n 80 '. Prepares for United
states Naval school, Unil, S'atcs hIh'9S Lhe.ue @
MY. aud The Merchant Mar We serflee' foi 'ei"9'
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SAVE MONEY BY having your printing dome assna
DISPATCH PRy.sTIsG~EoUsE, Coca Wosa, 10"
prices, and satisfaction guaraateeds
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BLANKETS VERY CHEAP at CARDozo, FoURoU'
REAN & Co.'S. ..r, s
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THIS friday AFTERNOON AT O'CLOCK.
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rxrO1CAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,
AVA RICHMOND.
THE REGULAR WINTER SESSION
,>,. nus f>STITCTlOS COMMENCES FIRST
- MONDAY OF OCTOBER
AND CoSTrN GES FIVE MONTHS.
FACULTY.:

: JOYSFS, NJ. D.. Emeritus Professor OF Phys
he inIopy aud Medical Jurisprudence. -
,r.%TfR MCGUIRE, NJ. D, Professor of Sur
, X tDI rNsN. NJ. D.. Professor Of Obstetrics, &C
+. F. d. CIiNNlNGliAM. NJ D.. Professor OF Ana'o-
mHwEIJ, FORD. NJ. D., Professor OF Ma,e-ia
~ Mcd,ca and Therapeutics.
n F'ShNsON, NJ. D., Professor OF PhFsio'ogy and
d. CTILFE. N. D.. Professor CT Diseases Of
women and Children :, - puoca.sor ~,
chemistry and Pharmacy. ,,
T. ~ WFST NJ d., Dcmons,rator Of Anatomy. +.
"a Il, TAYLOR, NJ. D., Assistant Btmohstrator VI
ANATOMY. o.. , .s
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LOST. sTgAYED. ASD FOUND.

TAME TO MY PLACE, on the T;;ssss.y
" Broad-Strce. road. half mile beyond sL~A-
the Fair-Grounds.a SHALL BRINDLE COW. quite
old. Owner pease call and pay charges, and take
So 2sit. JOHN s. BINSS.
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WANTED, COATS, PANTS. VESTS,
W oFERCOATS, DRESSES, SHAWLS, KIP
GLOVES. FEATHERS. &c" soilcd or faie,I aud in
need of cleaning or cOlOring, at MCKINNEY &
cos steam Dycing and Cleaning Establishment,
Az Marshall street. near Firth.
Also, LACE and UAMhSk- CURTAINS, RUGS
&c. :. %,
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ALL SIZES DISH PAgs-cheap-at
-. 99C. ST0
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r OST, ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT,
~ September 24th, between 7 aud Q O'Clock. on
Eighteenth street the corner of Man,a LARGE
Of ladng piols license, &C, (of value only 10 the
i0str.) and a sum of money amounting 10 ahOmt
Sip. The finder will nc literally rewarded by
IeaTlng the pocket-boos and contents at CURTIS IL
pARhER'S, Ship Brokcrs. on Eishtcent1 str 'er b; =
tWeeH Main and Cary streets. se25.2tH
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arJss TICK, ER WILL REOPEN HER

srunn1 i, Dir BOYS AND GIRLS
an WEDNESDAY . September 24h, at 3lS Cary
strcet. The boys Elris VIII oc'"p! sep'i"'e
scl"o.- rooms. , - ON -,
Special terms for bcg tIlllcFS. Iu 20 l uI
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HUGUENOT HIGH SCHOOL !.

The next session nf IhIs sf,rIoOT, n pens SEP
TkMRER y ic-o tdrraS
~ - GPSrp A. '", "r M" pa NSuM,
sall-tOcl uDpntnot Cur; Dgs, Va.
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HlSS BOCKIUS'S SCHOOL

T. Ine sixth session OF this school Will begin 10 w
"yMWSn1SSDAf. September 22d. ''>' ~
,srv1o, v1oEtkA LANGUAGES. LATIN, aud MUSIC
sTaN, oy competent Instructors.
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nRlED FRUITS WANTED.

u
Having orders for al kints oc DOMESTIC
DRIED FRUITS, we will pay CASH. aud highest
market prices, for same. for any snpU:cnt made
Us from the country. We VIII remit promptly.
Fl. WALLERSl Elm & co,
Commission Merchants,
No. II Fifteenth street. between Main and Cary.
an 2N-dk&Tn ! III. .sW2m&W2t
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WANTED, \ PURCHASER FOR A
w NO. ] STAND FOR A COUNTRY STORE,
Location very healthy. Srorehou>e, dwelling and
out-houses all new. For particulars apply 10
JOHN Il. GUDtpIN,
sc "a eod6t corner Eleventh aud Bank streets.
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WILL DE

& l. o s Z ID
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-26

Read CARDozo, FoURoUREAN & Co.'S adyertis'
ment.
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WANTED, BOARDERS FOR THREE
w CONNECTING ROOMS: also. several IA.
BLE BoARDERS, n. Sl1 Grace street. between
Eighth and Ninth streets. ST. 04.ppd1,+
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SCHOOL,
y No. lO9 EIGHTH STREET.

The fifteenth session Of this school will begin
THURSDAY, September Goth 1879.
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. FLANNELs CHEAP at CARDozo, FoURoUREAS
Co.'S. ..y
SHAWL AND BooK-STRAPs- at all prizes from
sc. upat S9c. STORE.
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In ssD sssS IdK.E.NsHAW n. DESIRES, ON THE
Ter rtstdesvnrr W sEPTEMBER NEXT. to receive ot
!hELVE 40. II west Main street. TEN or
as.Eetion in SSAG GIRLS or CHILDREN for In.
toT iefirs. 6, Ensiish, Latin, French. and Nusic.
en n27.eodi ms spnly ut 10. II Yves. Msin street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-15
Hebrew Colonization

NEW YORK, March l5.-The Times says an
sume proportions OF some importance have re-
cenliy Deen set on foot by Jewish residents In
tnls city, and looks TO settlement in homes In
Jewish immigrants or OF Families that have
been impoverished by the hard times. AS now
composed, the colony embraces farmers skilled
have worked at trades. The project is to oh.
tain suitable lands and parcel them out in
farms. Prominent Hebrews In this city and
been for long time discussing and maturing
plans for the beneft OF the poor OF their race ie
their larger cities In this country, and a CON
ventfon has been called OF prominent Jewish
citizens to meet on July 1th, In this city, in
order 10 consider the best method OF carrying
into execution an extensive scheme OF COLOMBIA.
tion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-15
POLITICAL EXCITEMENT IN NEW
YORK.
Mayor Cooper and the Police Com.

NEW YORK, March 15lGreat excitement Was
caused In political circles because Mayor
cooper to-day sent sharp letter to Police Com
nlssl0ners Erharot, Smith and Nichols, declar-
ing that the discipline and efficfency OF the
pollce force have deter1orated and that the
police commissioners have not caused the
stieets 10 oe cleaned, and that they the COM
preclude the proper exercises OF their official
duties. The mayor notified the Commissioners
mat they must answer on Monday next at
noon, as to why they should not be removed
from Office. Commissioner Wheeler is sick. but
similar notice will be served on him
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DEATH BY THE ROPE.
a Brutal Murderer HamxeA.

victor NuneZ for the diabolical murder OF Luis
Rascone, in October, 1877, occurred at Pueblo
YESTERDAY. NuneZ died with stolid indifference
and seemed more unconcerped than any az the
thousands present. He declared his Innocence
TO the last. After the drop fell he never moved
muscle: the knot catching under the left ear
and breaking his neck instantly, This WAS the
first execution under the new laws or COlorado
The murder was committed to obtain Rascone's
wife and property
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The Canadian Z

The Canadian Custom CharreS
OTTAWA, March I5.-The House Alter a pro-
tracted debate last night passed the tariT Gus.
they will come into force to-day. THE right is
reserved TO discuss and move amendments on
the concurrence OF the House.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS to the four per cent. loan to
day amounted to S., $50.

NINETY. ONE doctors were added to the medi-
cal fraternity yesterday at the commencement
OF the Pennsylvania University at Philadelphia,
six Of whom were from England, France, Cuba,
Chill, and Prince Edwards Island. The dental
department also graduated twenty-five, with
the degree OF doctor OF dental surgery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-15

PITTST0N, PA, March I5.-Philip Hess and
Peter FREDERICK while at work last night In the
Exeter colhery, at this place, were crushed 10
death by fall OF a roof rock
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kENNETT SQUARE, Pa, March 15.-Business at
this place was entirely suspended out of ne :
spect to the late Bayard Taylor, ana many OF
cre,t sne houses s were draped u mourning Al Cedar
late distinguished poet, author and traveller,
was shrouded with mourning and everything
wore an aspect OF sadness. Large throngs Of
everybody here had known the deceased poet
from childhood. The road leading to the old
mansion, where Mr.. Taylors parents stin re-
ide, was lined with pedestrians and vehicles,
ano oy noon. the time fixed for the tpterment,
a very large assemblage had gathered 20 M
heir respects. chorus of singers from ne{o6
boring villages, including the choir OF Professor
81 'dr Chester he who are 70 sing the oe
hour: A special train which left Philadeinhis
at han-past S, arrived here at ten minutes a. no
ana brought down Rev. DR.. w. II. Furness, OF
committee of the Pennsylvania state lecSsIa.
ture. pom their arrival at the station they
were received by DIR. Frank Taylor, q cousin
when carriages were taken, and the Vhoiss
party driven out to Cedarcroft. Here 3 private
burial service was held, the parents OF the de-
caa CEASED Delng 700 lniirn to attend the regular
ieglslative committee were also present 81 the
service. Upon its conclusion the procearion
s,arted s, Ior Longwood cemetery, the place were
about two miles from Cedarcroft' The hcs,xe
was loiioweo oy the relatives OF the deceased.
governor Hoyt, DR.. Furness, the legislaffye
,om Gommatlee, s, ana long line Of carriages The
9eipnla; y. Taylor Gaus OF Wilmington, Jacob
r COX, or kennett Square; James M. PhfIlinS
OF kennett Square; Edward Needles, OF west
soRsr o sTsyne Of Kennet
9ard, OF New York; E. c. Steadman. OF New
YORK. and Whtelaw Reid, OF New York. The
nfsL III named six are old schoolmates and friends
o,n, ~ mr; Jaylor; ana the later were his literary
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BALTIMORE. March l5-VYrRiuia sixe. A.e....~
sS ,.ss Ss s,s sSSossSos:d ssocSd 49,
M ma fossV Snsss - Nostn Carolina axss old
6ALTIhQBE. March iS..cotson sscsSy 80 ma M.
G4inseo % es aoutsem on5 & &Suiet heavy "a a1chsnsed
1I1,r, sSIsSsTI re-, II LIS: So anbG; liSaiT; - :
"a. Pos and 1arcSs IiHi ~ ~: 40 49,
naX; Ll2s. Corn; soethern Am ~; - x11S3 :
ni5sd. spot. NsscS and An 1ssss,<ss sssse,<ss - -,
sSSzh; steenleF Ss5aS6k. Qsss 6rn "a - ~: ~.
Proyatooe aeedy and Gnchsn sd a. k1tsssn kkS sn6cze4
u6Dssdd unc6sDssssdd cc,'si ~ Arm s.d qnchapesd SsTes:am
pominL And unnhaagsl-- Frs5@ST Gna.1Y
-. 9so sSSSif: sSiS:.sasssaS; ssaS; 49, ss5 sca lS{8:
fy YQ1k. March iS-oSccSS In So; 49, xz ~
mSSt. s,0coanse. s,0 long. teek; hort 16e6 0Ssusn.
ca,n nn! aIaK: h. March is.-F1our duIl wheat dun
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-15

NKw YORK, March l5.-The Direction or tb.,
Bureau Neritas has just published the Follow
Ing statistics OF maritime disasters repoFfed
during the month OF January, 1879. concerning
an nags: Sailing vessels reported lost-s. Eng
Norwegian, German, 4 Spanish, Dutch, 2
Danish, Australian, Liber1an, Portuguese,
] Russian. Swedish, 6 OF which the nationalify
Is unknown: total 1872 In this number are In
cluded IL vessels reported missing steamers
reported loSt-1S English, German. Amerf-
can, Spanish, French, 2 OF which the nation
ality is unknown: total o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-15

EAsToN, PA, March l5.-The loss by the firv
at High Bridge, New Jersey, last night is now
estimated al from 5000 to $35 600. The insur-
ance is SIS. .00a
PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y. March 15.-An incendi-
airy fire at HYDE Park this morning DESTROYED
$l1, 600 worth OF property. The principal loss
was Mrs. East's hotel and furniture. estimated
at $l2, ,200 insured for s., 800.
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a Fusion Ticket.

NIcKsBURG, Miss, March 15.-The Nurre.I
convention at Delta yesterday nominated ex-
GOV. i1nckback and NJ. G. Robe, republicans.
ann IL. X. Lucas dem, a fusion ticket for the
constitutional convention
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-15

NEW YORK. March 15.-The suit OF Henry
johnson and W. III. Mills, proprietors OF publ
cation called ''Our Country" to recover {S0,OOo
damages from the Utica Observer for calling
.1 ur Country"a swindle, resulted In favor OF
fhe defendant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-15

AN INFORMAL CAUCUS OF the democratic men,
bers OF the senate was held at two O'CLOCK thts
afternoon, to agree upon.a time for ho,dIno a
tOImal caucus, and TO appoint a commitfee to
arrange the standing committees of the Senate.
NO other business was transacted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-15

PouGHKELrsiE n. Y, March ls.-In the six
had made $40 mfIes ana WashinCfon sGa miles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-15

EVERY DEMOCRATIC REPRESENTATIVE To RE-
on HAND MONDAY NIGHr.-A joint meeting of
the executive committee OF the national demo-
cratic campaign committee, and of the Congress.
Sional campaign committee, was held to-day at
Mlllar0s Holel. some days ago 1t was made
the duty OF these committees to see to IT, thai
mere was full attendance of democratic mem.
bers present In Washington to attend the
caucus 10 ne held on Monday night next. To-
DAYS meeting was to receive report on the
SUBJECT, and IL was announced that every demo.
cratic member would be In Washington nv
Monday night. "
PERsoNAL.-Mrs. Mitchell widow or the lato
Irish patriot, John Mitchell, is on a visit OF a few
days at DR.. Antisells residence on O ST n wv
;;;KepresentatlveS.elect Frost, of Missouri.
oBrlen, OF New York; Clar1y, of Missonri.
A'neaton s'asa and ana Converse, OF Ohio; Shelly, OF
Aaoama; Hassan Bliss, OF New York, and Ross, OF New
yeisey' iaS.y' are among the latest arrivals at Wi.
iarus. s. Senators Herman, Eaton and Nc
lnefson and Senator elect George 81. Pendleton
se Mason a, f9e Arlington pring Msmbers-elect j.
New York have Also and aryea Jeaa af an Of
=. Representative Frank Jones, OF New Hsmn.
sh1re, arrived this morning. Members.eIecct
>; rs 5. Williams OF Kentucky, Benton Mcmillan of
ne6nessee nsh1 and and Mm Idwel arrived last
have arrived at the Metropolitan Hotel: a
Foisythe, ILL.,; Wm II. Kitchen M w Ransom
~. NJ r. oConnor, H. B: Vance, R. F. Armfield, n
r.; h:,S =; warner, OHIO; John T. Harris Va; q.
- senator " Call, Fla, ana Representatives
elect X. H. M. Davidson, Fla; W. III. FELTON,,
Ca; a Ell j. Henkle, Md; Jno. H. Reagan, Olin
t,n Mei14ofH' Ta iexas; =; w Farr, n: f.; Mar
scales, n. c., and John s. Richardson, s. c.,
are the latest arrivals at the National Hotel.
Gen; Gosvenor, OF Ohio, called on the Presi-
dent this afternoon. surveyor of Customs
Vernon. OF Baltimore, is In the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-15

THE TAIN before the Unity Club last night by
Hon. r. c. Mccormick about Paris in 1873" was
exceedingly interesting, and in the opinion of
those who heard 1t should be repeated in pub
lie lecture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-15

1HE GRRENBACK REPRESENTATIVES, EI rcr tn
'he fofty-slXth Congress have sent TO members
elect OF the other two parties circular. which
ls signed by 'James B. Weaver, of Iowa, for
1he committee" After reciting the grave re-
,p ,ppohsiDiities resting upon the greenbackers In
tiie organization OF the next House they say:
NecognHlnS the fact that much will depend
upon me organization OF the House for securing
SSihiation In their behalf, and that the result
WIN make up the issue in the great struggle be-
Nv uMeen the people and the money power in 1850,
os we propose TO cooperate with you by electing
dmeips, or connecticut; W. d. Kelley or Hen
9tlGh rr,i g. Wright, OF Pennsylvania; Thomas
w. IMahg OF ONO; Greenbury l.. Fort, OF Illinois;
" " Ill. H. FeltOn, OF Georgia; John NJ Bright O
~. =. 1oung, OF Tennessee each of whom,
@ ausn record on the nnancial questions has Sc
ouIeu ,, the confidence OF our Constituents or any
o1 otner member OF the House OF experience COM
pelent 10 conduct its business who. by his
hot ~ aoherence TO our principles, has shown
poilt!cal affiliations. We tender this PROPOSE
~ ton 70 the professed friends OF currency reform
~. IA ,le name OF the more than one million voters
W. W. nave Inc honor to represent and in behalf
OI the other millions who voted for many of Won
Uccduse OF your advocacy OF our PRINCIPLES
We, Me uo not make this proposition to you as mem
os -, vi pOnilca parties, but as representatives
y, Ine people, to whom we all owe aIlegiance
a,os auose and beyond all party organization What
onoI , may pe the result We shall appeal to the
action" ~ " !u'''i' ""i
AN INFORMAL CAUCUS OF the democratic menu
Ders OF the Senate was held at two O'Clock this
AFTERNOON, to agree uDOnsa time fnr ho,atnr .
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REAPPoINTED.-The President to-day reap
pointed JAS Pollock to be naval officer OF the
pert OF Philadelphia. Mr.. Pollock failed OF con-
III nation for the same position at the last ses-
sion of Congress-
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0@ BABY CARRIAGES,
" At the Establishment Of W B. MOSES 4
BON, corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Seventh
street NV. mar4-tr
o~0 PURE NEWFOUNDLAND COD LIVER
" OIL, at DREW'S Drug Store, corner 9th
street and Pennsylvania avenue 50 cents bottle
o "a pint febI6- I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-15

NOTICE Is HAREBf GIVEN, That the Com
nftee OF Senator's appointed to receive and examine
government Of Nicaragua for injuries to life and
property, VIII meet at the Committee Room of For
WEDNESDAY, March 19, 1879, to proceed az d.
rected BY the resolution raising the committee All
communications should be addressed to "Seuata
Committee on Nicaraguan Claims,n Senate Cham
Der, We hin gton. ID. @. II. HAML.IN,
feo192aw3w Chairman Of Committee
~ HAVING BOUGHT THE PATENTS FOR
x Dr. Colboun's Porous Evaporator, we recon-
nend II . the best possible way Of moisteninS the
hot dry AIR from furnaces latrobe stoves and steam
cola 1t u attached to the re9ister and renders the
aR moist and summer-hke. II you wish to Avoid
headsche. catzrrh and sore throat, use them
HAYWARD HUTCHINSON.
SIT 9TH STREET, NEAR TIE AVENUE
Brass Fire Bets, EnR1ieh Tie Slate Mantels Par
l0r Crates. Furnaces, Ranges and LAtrObe Stoyes
xlumbng, Tin Roofing and Jobbins Work decl7
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-01-03

Yesterday $4,000 worth were fund.
ed, and as much as 100000 worth
more will be funded, it is said, within th,
next few days.
The bale Of cotton raised by w. H.
Taylor during the season of 1875. in Phil.
lips county, Ark, and which took the
grand prize at Paris last summer, includ-
ing a fest medal and a cash premium, is
now in Liverpool, England, and may do
service in future exhibitions as a frs pre-
MUM catcher the anne as it has donesince
it was erst gianed. 1t stands at the head
Of the list for superiority, and from APP
pearances will keep on standing there.
The bale belongs TO the cotton exchange
of this city, having been purchased from
Mr.. Taylor, the grower.
1t cost the cotton exchange to run
its cotton supervisory department for the
year ending September LIST last the sum
Of $S578.67. 1t was the introduction of
this branch of the business that became SO
Objectionable a feature to a large number
OF cotton buyers and dealers that they
withdrew in a body and set up q "Cotton
News Association" The latter, after rum
ming a year or Whereabouts, disbsnded and
most Of its members rejoined the cotton
exchange. The cotton supervisory bust
ness was abolished, and other objections
having been ameliorated they willingly
returned to the exchange.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-01-03
CHOICE CREAMERY BUTTER.
.BlGklan & Campbell, 50 B8l St
QEA
HonOrs to the Living.

During the late scourge no citizen la
bored more to alleviate the sufferings Of
the sick and the dying than Mr.. John
Linkhauer, a man in every way worthy Of
the title OF good citizen" lie showed a
courageous devotion to duty throughout
the plague, rendering aid to his associate
members Of the Independent Order Of
Odd Fellows, in which he has long been a
working brother. As a mark Of the appre-
citation Of Schiller Lodge L. o. 0. +, Mr.,
Linkhauer was yesterday presented with
a beautiful marble clock and a handsome
china tea set, for services rendered that
lodge and the order generally. 1t wal q
a most fitting testimonial for meritoriouI
aud valuable eIertions in behalf Of the
suffering ats time when aid was sadly
needed, and Mr.. Linkhauer is an apprs-
c%iative recipient of the honorS so worthily
bestowed.