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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-08-07
me Weather Chnngc.

After n of the hottest days of the
season, the temperature ranging from 75o
to go, and a close sultry atmosphere last
night, a storm came upon us from the
northwest about two o'clock this morning.
For an hour or two the wind blew half a
gale and as cold as if it had comein a
straight line from Siberia, or some other
far off region Of c%oolnes. A heavy rain
shower followed, and this morning it was
delightfully."- pleasant, the sky being over
cast with broken clouds driven in half a
dozen different directions by adverse cur
rents. During the early part Of last night
darts Of vivid electricity few at a lively
rate near the northern horizon while
banks of jagged clouds fringed the
heavens, and were ~portentious of the much
wished for and refreshing change which
followed. We are to have %northerly and
westerly winds to-day and a cooler tenn.
perature. A heavy shower fell at noon.
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YELLOW FEVER.
TWENTY NEW CASES.
THREE DEATHS SINCE JESTER.
DAY NOON.
The Dealt Ltst.


Since yesterday but six deaths have
occurred, of which three were yellow
fever, as follows:
Father Fahey, age IS, corner of DeSoto
and Linden, yellow fever.
Child of H.. G. Paschal, still-born.
Michael Welsh, age 50, city hospital,
congestion Of the brain.
Michael Holly, So Bass avenue, yellow
fever.
Willie King, 10 months, Garfield asy-
lum, dropsy.
Leonce Cherot, 22S Beal street. yellow
fever.
New Cases.
Since yesterday noon 20 new cases of
yellow fever have been reported 10 the
board of health, of which IL are colored,
us follows:
J. Nj. Tighe, age 40, Howard row.
Maria Jones, colored, age 0, 1874 Vance.
Cornelia Carter, colored, age II, l44
Beal.
John Swanander, age 26, lbs Robson.
Mike Dryer, age 81, 100 Robson.
A.. w. Brown, colored, age 80, 23l
Vance. o
Edward Mitchell, colored, age 81, 1854
fernando.
George Heidrick, colored. age 81, 90
fernando.
James Hendrix, age 81, 90 fernando.
Linda Brown, colored, age so, fernando
and Linden. y
Henry Edwards, colored, age 40, q
Causey.
Bette jackson, colored, age %, 39l
Vance alley.
Jesse Jackson, colored, age 80, S91 Vance
alley.
Vim, Thomas, eolored, age p, Goslee.
Lille Todd, age IS, y Avery.
r. L. Webb, age so, S26 Front.
Angelo Arata, age 80, "a DeSoto.
Clinton Heron, colored, age 20, 4l6
Second.
Martha Woods, age 80, IS Causey.
Emma Clark, age %, 11S Market.
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New York Express.l
The following story is told of Judge
Parsons, Of Massachusetts,. Being
about to try a mercantile case, he
ordered a jury to be summoned, and
among the names wal that of Mr..
Thos. II. Perkins, a leading merchant
OF Boston, and a personal friend of
Judge Parsons. When the officer
made his return he laid down a $50
bill before the judge.
What is that for2" asked the
judge.
Mr.. Perkins says he is very busy
to-day, and prefers to pay his fine"
Take it back to MI. Perkins"
said the judge, and tell him to come
at once and if he refuses, bring him
by force"
When Mr.. Perkins appeared, the
judge looked sternly at him and said
What do you mean, sir, by sending
money when you arc summoned to sit
on a jury?7
Mr.. Perkins replied: l meant no
disrespect to the court, your honor
but | was extremely busy fitting out a
ship for the East Indies, and |
thought if | would pay my fine l
would be excused"
Fitting out a ship for the East
Indies, sir?" shouted the Judge
and how happens'it you are able to
fit out a ship for the East Indies ?"
Your honor, | do not understand
" | repeat then, my question How
IS 1t that you are able to fit out a ship
for the East Indies ?,If you do moi
know III tell you. 1t is because the
laws Of the country are properly adj
ministered. If they were not you
would have no ships. Take your
seat, sir, with the jury"
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The 1880 o'clock telegram from Liver
pool to-day reports cotton Lied higher.
Uplands, 6 5-l6di Orleans, esd. Sales,
1900 bales. Futures, S-82d higher. De-
%liveries for August and September, 6 9-82d;
September and October, G oiled; October
and November, 6Hdi November and De-
cember, Cd. The New York telegram at
ll0s o'clock reports cotton firmer, and
held H@Hc higher; middling, lie. Flu
lures irregular and unsettled. Deliverie,
for August, a pc; September,
ll.1S@ll.l4c; October, lO.39@1O42c No
vember, l0l7@1O19c; December, lO.l2@
lo.l5c; January, 10.2O@l025c; February.
lO.1O@l0SGc; March, lO.4O@lO.4Sc.
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why Is II?

EDITOR LEDGER-You who can tell all
things, please explain why, IL rigid quar-
antine is to be kept up by order of the
National board of health-not allowing
anybody to cross the lines, fearing the
spores of infection may be carried and
communicated by the clothing or bodies
of such persons-is it hat DIR. Mitchell, of
the National board, can travel at will to
and from Nashville with impunity2 l
should think hat what is sauce for third
rate geese is certainly good for ~third-rate
gander. A THIRD-RATE CITIZEN.
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Mr.. ". B. Richardet was doing we'll
this forenoon.
DR.. A. L. kimbro, southeast corner OF
Main and Union streets. 1873
Frank Victory, of Memphis, died a,
Chicago last Saturday night.
P. A. Hendricks is happy. It is a girl
Mother and child are doing well.
DR.. r. W. Mitchell is again absent and
while off is represented by DR.. VIM.
Sister Mary Thomas, of the st. Agnes
Academy, is on a visit to Newport, Ky.
Mr.. George B. Fleece was setting IN
last evening, and is reported out Of danger.
Pierre Bencler, living at the corner Of
Second and Jefferson streets, Fort Picker
ering. was taken i'll yesterday.
Mr.. Ben Hollander's family arc All
doing well except a son, who is said ia
have been dying since yesterday.
Messrs. Robert Webb, Ed Moon and
Miles Owen were all resting easily to-day,
but their cases are regarded as exceed
ingly critical.
Judge L. B. Horrigan was at Cincinnati
last Sunday, on his way to Lansing, Mich.
c. Bruce and R. P. Van Fleet were regis
tered at the same city.
DR.. L. P. Blackburn, who is TO be the
next governor of Kentucky, made a speech
at Louisville last Saturday, and he never
said yellow fever once.
The Rev. Father Fahey, of st. Pat
rlck's church, died yesterday afternoon,
the second member of the priesthood that
has fallen by the fever this season.
DR.. L. M. Willett arrived by rail from
the West and North last night. He left
here as surgeon on board of the steamer
Coahoma with about 700 refugees.
Hon. II. D. Money, member of congress
from Mississippi, was at last accounts a
guest of King Kalakua in the Sandwich
Islands, he having gone out there for his
health.
Lieutenant Robert W. Dowdy, us A.,
not DR.. Dowdy as was yesterday reported,
Is getting well of fever at Bon AQUA
springs. DR., w. B. Rogers, who attended
him, has joined the Bluff City Grays at
GAINESVILLE.
Captain Justin Straszer, of the snag-
boat o. &. Wagner, has been ordered to
st. Louis, leaving Harry Atkinson in
command Of his craft. Captain Straszet
has been carrying his arm in a sling on
account of rheumatism.
Among the convalescents seen IN the
streets yesterday were Charles E. Stacey,
Michael Gallagher, of the fire department,
Samuel Moore, Fred. Bartclife and G. w,
Nall. All move with staid and measured
tread, as if they feared to trust the strength
of their legs too much.
Barney Hughes and "Scnrab" have
been excoriating each other through the
morning newspapers, the subject of con.
tention being East Tennessee, its beautie:
and other advantages. Barney evidently
does not like the other fellows name, il
being SO nearly like his own, if you spell
it backward.
Mr.. j. G. Hook feels hurt at being called
a wild tale-bearer and other opprobriou:
epithets about the middle of last month,
when he told people out about Corinth
that certain eitizens had yellow fever here.
He would thank newspapers and others to
be better informed, and imagines that he
knew what he was talking about. The
newspaper people, unfortunately for Mr..
Hook, don't know everything until they
are told by persons knowing as much as
he. This one is ready to apologize for its
awful oftense if any harm has been done.
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Laura Anderson, disorderly, paid So
into DR.. Porter's court to-day, the only
money taken in. Susan Wilson, for bad
behavior, was fined IS; Sprah Sumner, 20
for fghtingi Henrietta Taylor and Mar
garet Crosby 50 each for being disorderly
no money in the squad. Mary Will
liams, Hattie King and Alberta Willis,
for larceny and threats, had their cases
continued, -Four persons were discharged.
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NOTICE.
Howard ASSOCIATE
No. 10 Madison Street.

August 4, 1879.
UNHE following resolutions are published
l. for the information Of the public;
Resolved, That this association propose to
furnish physicians, nurses, medicines, etc.,
to the INDECENT sick only.
Resolved, That each drug store designated
to fill prescriptions FOR this association be
furnished with the names of the physicians
regularly 10 its employ whose prescriptions
they will fill without further orders. Pre-
seriptions of physicians not in the employ Of
this association must be approved by a men,
Der Of the association before being filed.
lalS9 T. R. WARING, Secretary.
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The ATasOns.

The sick under care of the Masonic
brotherhood are all getting along fairly.
Mr.. Wilson, the Lockhard family, Mrs.
Daman and the sick at Himerle's are out
of danger, and Mrs. Salem, on Causey
streets, turns out to be i'll with something
else beside yellow fever.
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The odd Fellows.

The Odd Fellow brotherhood have seven
persons on their sick list, all doing as well
as could be expected. Mrs. A. Boyd, who
had the black vomit evening before last,
was better yesterday, and hopes are now
good for her eventual recovery.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-08-07

The renowned Louisiana Lottery draws
on the 18th Of August Those who feel
like riskihg their fortune would do
well to choose a number and send fol
a ticket without delay to No. 6 West
Court street. l24t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-08-07

The governor Of Texas has sent to
the Legislature information which he
considers trustworthy, relating to the
murder of numerous convicts by their
guards in different parts Of the State
where the prisoners had been leased
to work, and demands an investiga-
ton.
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An EngIisl. I. tnest.r

pittsburg Commercial Gazette.l
The English have made their point
in Afghanistan. They have estab-
lished a political resident at the court
of the Afghan ruler, and will control
his foreign policy. This is what the
war was made for, and so it is a suc-
cess.
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KnIghta orWonOr.

Their report for the last "a hours shows:
Mrs. Rehkopf, condition not favorable ;
Mrs. Mcmahon, convalescing; Christie
Lutze, rapidly improving; Mrs. Getze,
better since last report but still in a criti-
cal condition, her two children at present
doing well tho mother-in-law of II. S.
Punch. Mrs. Robinson, is taken down
also the wife of II. S, Punch has had a
relapse. Number of sick on hand, six;
new cases, two.
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NOETTCE.

Howard ASSOCIATION No. 10 MADISON ST., I
August 4th, 1879. !
A PUBLICATIONS. for Nurses for the INDECENT
n sick from physicians in good standing,
Mwul be filled by me when applied to at Office
No.l0 Madison street.
Nurses otherwise placed on duty, by physi-
clans or others, will not be paid for by this
Association.
J. II. EDMONDS0N,
lSi-lS Supt. Nurse department.
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New COffOn.

The first bale of new cotton of this
years growth and raised in the Missis-
sippi Valley, was sold yesterday in New
Orleans for 1890 per pound, chasing low
midding, and having arrived the night
be ore. A bale was also received at Sa-
yannah, Ca yesterday from Albany. II
classed good ordinary, and sold at 20 cents
per pound.
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INSURANCE.
NOTICE.

A LII policies Of insurance expiring in the
n companies ! represent as agent will be
renewed NJ the expiration during the preva-
leRce of yellow fever, unless otherwise in
structed, l can be addressed at Nashville,
and communications will be promptly an
sWsred.
i5i-iI7 r p. BOILING, Agent.
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M. j. COhn's wholesale and retail
cigar and tobacco store, corner Main and
Jefferson street, will be open during the
yellow fever from 7 am. to 8 pm. l57
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Notice.

Our house will be closed until fever
abates. Letters and communications will
reach us at GAINESVILLE, Tenn.
142 w. N. WILKINSON & Co.
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Important Insurance Notice.

hEMPHIs, July q, 1879.
nURING the epidemic, the Office Of the
IL PLANTERS INSURANCE CO., will be
at McMinnyille, Tenn. All communications
addressed to me there will receive prompt
attention. G.. ID. RAINE, Secretary.
1851
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TEN CENTS Pc WE E X.
THE CITY.
YELLOW FEVER DEATH LIST.

The following statement of deaths
from yellow fever each day, since the
prevalence of the disease became known,
is made from the records Of the board of
health and other sources
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-08-07

THE impression seems to prevail that
all stores now open here are charging
exorbitant yellow fever prices" this is
not true, in our case, at least-for deprived
by a rigid quarantine of the trade Of the
surrounding country; shut up in the city
almost entirely depopulated Of ito money
ed inhabitants, and, moreover, no none
Of any consequence having been as yet
discussed by the Howards the present
stagnancy in business is withou. parallel
in the history Of our city and we would
be only too glad to dispose of our large
stock of ready-made clothing and gents
furnishing goods at our usual reasonable
figures. Having sent our books to our st
Louis house our terms during the cpl.
demic will be strictly cash.
GRUBBs, AUSTIN & BERRY,
1873 1913 Main street,
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KAHN & FREIBERG
Corner Main nnd PODIar

Corner Main md Poplar,
Stin remain open, and will sell
everything In the line Of dry goods,
clothing, boots and shoes, ladies' hats
and underwear, ladies' hOse-aII
kinds-very cheap. COttOnades, for
mems and boys every day wear also
cheap linens for boys clothing at
reduced rates. AIarge stock Of dam
aged goods now selling cheaper than
ever before. As we want 10 make
room for fail and winter goods, we
Will make ID to the advantage OF our
city and country friends and Gus
toners 10 cal and see us.
j. A. MOSS, Manager.
KAHN e. FIR q,
Corner Main and Poplar.
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SDecl,t a. walter

Are still open and furnish ice cream, sod
water, cakes and candies. 1873
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A fast mail train has been put on
between New Yerk and New Orleans,
whereby the time has been reduced
seven hours.
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toward Association

10 Madison street, July %, 1879.
1NHE following Drug Stores have been Sc
Il lected where prescriptions for the desti.
tute sick will be filed upon the order Of tbe
physician in charge. The Howard Associa.
ton will not pay for any prescription filled
elsewhere than as named below.
A. Renkert a. Co., 100 Main street.
b. j. Goodyear, Isl Main street.
Joe Walters, l8i Main street.
VIC. GrisWold 4 Co., 423 Main street.
M. II. Knox, corner Second and Greenlaw
Chelsea.
James s. Robinson, corner Second and
Madison.
Hessep 4 Co., 200 Poplar street.
X. q. NewsOm. IS Charleston avenue.
Beyens 4 Merritt, 2l9 Beal street.
kahlen 4 Kleinschmidt, 56 Beal street.
Monnier 4 Co., lbs Beal steeet.
hatQrd a. Co, lSy fernando street,
X. II. Pollard, $50 Vance street.
Steel a Coz Carolina street.
,o,,. I. ROANE WARING, Secretary.
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RninfnnLnsf Week.
U. S. SIGNAL OFFICE.

U. \. SIGNAL UFFICE,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, August Z, 1879.
Total rainfall in the cotton region of the
United States during the week ending
August I'd, 1879. rainfall given in
inches and hundredths.)
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For neuralgia, pains and aches in the
back, kidneys or limbs-Hop Bitters.
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OFFICE HONE INSURANCE COMPANY, /
Memnhle. JuIv 10. 1870 (

A Ii policies expiring in this company from
n this date during the prevalence Of yellow
fever will be renewed unless otherwise or
dered. Parties in interest can address me at
Nashville, and receive very prompt replies.
l2l-Ii7 X. p. BOILING. Secretary.
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For Sd. Francis River.
Special Notice.

DY mutual agreement of the zHe
ID undersigned, the steamer Adip%uAnN
HARD CASH withdraws from S
the White river trade on May 2lst, and re-
m again on July 9th; the steamer JOSIE
HARRY withdraws on July 18th, and resumes
on August Goth, thus equally dividing the
dull season and giving each boat an opportu-
nifty to max necessary repairs.
STEAMER HARD CASH,
=. G. Postal, master.
STEAMER JOSIE HARRY,
Sit M. R. Harry, master.
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Friday, sth Day OrAuEust, 1879,

at IL o'clock M, the following described real
estate, lying and being in the county of
Shelby. State Of Tennessee: Beginning at a
stake in the Macen and Memphis road,
Neely's northwest corner; thence west along
said road IS chains and 40 links 10 a point in
Hurricane creek, about 10 links north Of Cole
mans bridge over said creek; thence with the
meanderings Of said creek south 49, east $50
links thence south so cast 1888 links; thence
south S0' east 1893 linksi thenoe south 500
cast 81 links; thence north 500 east l43 links.
thence south 3lho east $40 links, south 25o
east $50 links; thence south l6o west 90 links,
thence south l0he' west &0links; thence south
2ho west 225 links to a point in said creek
with three willow pointers; thence east n
chains and6 links to q stnko in n lane in
Nelly west line, south So east a links from
n red oak marked s; thence north Is chains
and IS links to tho beginning, eontaing so
acres.
All right Of equity Of redemption Is waived.
Tho title is believed 10 be good, but l convey
only ms Trustee.
lO6-iaS j.. N. PAINE. Trustee.
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Thursday Evening, August 2, 1879.
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LEGAL.


DY virtue Of a decd Of trust made TO me on
ID the Sd day of February, 1875, and record
cd in Bopk :, page III, Record NSSG BOOK Of shelby
balance Of the indebtedness secured therein 4,
/ will offer for sale at public auction, to the
highest bidder, for cash, at the southwest
corner of Main and Monroe streets, in the
Taxing District Of Shelby county, State Of
Tennessee, on
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PUBLICATION.
PUBLICATION.
AWAKE
FOR 1879.
$500 a Year. Free Of Postage.

TT is conceded on all sides that Mcssrs. D.
i Lothrop y Co. have splendidly accomp-
lished what they set their hearts upon a few
years ago, viz: to make a magazine absolutely
pure in its influence, unrivalled in its literary
merit, beautiful artistically, and then to fur
nish it at a price so low that people could
afford to take it. THREE JOLLY SERIALS.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-24
IFrom Wednesday, Daily.I
AnlnaSundl.

locals arc scarce.
What's the matter with Leopard
Do tho children know hat there arc
but ten more days OF vAcation7
Mrs Mamie Rogers LAviug closed
her school at Columbia. returned home
last evening.
Hon. j. p. Jones and his brother in
law, Lon Hamilton. were passengers by
this mornings train for the west.
Some OF the wells in town are drying
up, and ye saloonist wears a smile that
is child like and bland in consequence.
Green Abel arrived in town last
ing, loaded his wagon with supplies
and lit out for his home in Mound val
ley this morning.
Chiarini's Royal italian circus is
travelling eastward; Elko may have An
opportunity to see this. in our opinion,
the finest circus in the world.
We were unable to obtain any addi-
tionsl particulars Of the ructiou be-
tween the authorities and coal.burners
at Eureka. mp to this writing.
j. b. G~alsghar. alias Barney. will
soon be installed in the express Office
to tako the position Of Mr.. Seibert. who
will shortly visit Inc east.
A beautiful iron railing now encloses
Governor Bradley's grave. A marble
hcadstone seven feet high, also marks
the spot where the mortal remains now
lie.
The Belle Isle Company shipped ten
bars Of bullion west Monday, of the
value Of Sal. 1888 6s. The Indepeu-
dence Company shipped two bars val
ued at S4,34S II.
l.. Fanoff is engaged N fitting up the
room, formerly occupied by the Cabi-
net Saloon. lie expects to open with a
large aud select stock of boots and
shoes in n day or two.
Prof. Trip, has just completed u
life-size portrait Of Bob Nelson, the
genial c. L. conductor, which is pro-
nouuced by r~Gilrctd men nnd all who
enjoy the pleasure OF Boh's acquaiut-
ance. as Il faithful and excellent like
ness.
Through n letter from Ed. Phillips.
dated at Boise City, Idaho. we learn
that he is pleasantly located and has
established himself in the business Of
wagon making at that place. His
many friends here will be pleased to
learn that he is doing we'll.
T.N.Stono Is in receipt Of the Pacific
Coast Speller, which has been adopted
by the State Board of Education, and
will be introduced at the opening Of
the public schools Sept. LIST, and for
the period Of siJ months thereafter will
be furnished at the low Introductory
price OF ten cents per copy.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-24
4 lII.I.

Havins been by David Lewis charged
with the crime of th-ft, Of which ! E.n
innocent. aud OF which few, perhaps.
who know me womb hi ~ IN, guilty.
/ wish To sh 'w To ia pGb.js III - f,w
BRIT words, WHY 'hiS u'i * upon my
Character Vas mr /" 10y I.-NlS. OuiuE
Iuc = sin I'll suu for r. ut, rhIch lac IL.
fused to pay. | took p'' e"ssjou of n
stove belonging TO him, Cor : curiiy,
aud he has ever sine been seeking I'll
opportunity L. SrtrrvenIr. 4 warrant
to search my premises for the ~lhrint. al.
lrg''i To have been stolen 10y me, wa
procured, but after free access to every
part Of my house by the officer. moth
ing "f u suspicious nature even WAS
discovrreh. aud il remained for Lewis
himself tn find the missing rope in a
sack in the open lot bsck Of my house,
where he could a. readily have placed
IL as another. Being charged with MI
ofcnse which was not brought to trial
through no notion Of mine, however
Il" oppo rtunity 10 vindicato myself was
offered. mud | therefore make this state
Inunt Of the fnc,s IN tho case.
JosErn FRANZ.