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for SAT- ano 90 GET.
BASEMENT. west side Broadway. corner 18th st.
FACTORY ROOMS 90 lct large ami smali with
ur without luWtr Apply az acton. ~ 90 -3 West
wrniy ninth IT.
TO LET.
SUITABLE FOR PUBLISHERS.
LAWYERS or Agents.
SEVERAL OFFICES
steam'heated ami well lighted. on the
SECOND STORY %
THE SCN BUILDING.
Corner Nassau and FraukortstS
RENT Low
These premises overlook Printing House Square, the
CIV Hail Park, Post once, aud the Courts
Apply at
THE PUBLICATION OFFICE or THE srN.
ITO LET-A thrce-.tory brick building. 100 feet deep
with Ntru-lu 4utcrt square. viii let doors ~
SUIT tenant AZ $50 lluuson 81 Inquire uf
To LET-Fir,t aud ~rcond lott. in new building ~
BuNcry, desirable Tor business we'll hshtrd Al.
pN 90 ". n. CARPENTER. 2i3 GRAND st.
no LET cheap-Bmlline - and - church IT.; store
Il ana lots separate. n dcslrrd. Alnv tu
l. WEST. ~ walker St
RIO LET-Rooms and bedrooms. from - 20 g. per
month APPLY on premises 53- West 18Th II
NTANTED-~ool 10 lut.u square fcet room wcn
w n-hf.d with --hurse power Address SILK MAN
JfAcItkEk sun uptown ufce. l-a7 broadway.
GIO MONTHI.N-storc rooms. shelving gas
p ~ hXiu.s water next door TO large public school,
Hunter Point. tih -
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shipping.

(y'PPlNg'
NATIONAL LINE.-FRON NV PIX 50 Y r
4N-fOR LONDON Victoria DocksJ---
sHulani June : 3 g.. NJ canada Jun, ls 3 T.. NJ.
FOR LIVERPOOL AND QtEENsFOWN--
Erin MAY 80, 2 VI The Queen june ~ VI.
Cabin $50 10 $50 currency; seerA.e sl6 Drafts from
e. upward ISSUED low rates thupauYs On &c
40. 90 ami IS Brpttway B. D. HURST Manager
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
i sfk, lAL NOTICE -kMlskANI> .Yrsarir.l O" ~
FRANCISCO. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. AklLpNA.
SEW ZEALAND. ANA AUSTRALIA For pAs.a-t and ln.
formation 900 REGARD 60 luutcs % Ac Passenger De
plrtuiruf 80 brutdNay
DOTrERuAM LINE steamers leave Com.
II ran,'s per Atloimu- ftvona Ferry, Jersey tity.
MAS ..... Nav - T.. tALANu ....... june 7
itCanin, s1--s7l 20 Cauiu. st5-s1 sieertse, sl3
FUNtH. kUAE CO.. L. " NORRIS,
% VIM. =. Fr.,.ut ACTS 5o Bway. Gen Pas, AGENT
CTATE LINED GLASGOW. Liverpool Belfast. ana
INLouiouicrry from Pier ~ b po' canal Il, Thurs
days Pa~en4rrs n through rate, 90 m leading cite. %
Europe. St-ri-c. So AUSTIN BALDWIN co,
Agents y Broadway. SfEEkAGE OFFICES at -
Broadway ana ilrr loot oi Canal e.
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by instantly ancc ung the Ner.
vnus system. their influence Is
At once ielt at the furthcst cX.
trcmitirs. Hence Pain. which
arises from disturbance ot the
Nerve Forces, u cured IN every
A. n by Magic. Also.
. Inflammation IT the Lungs,
ron ui the stomach and Bowels.
VI Bilious Collie.
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(Gticura
HUMORS OF THE BLOOD. SKIN,
AND SCALP.

CUT1CURA RFSOLVENT Is the most powerful blood
Purifier and Liver stnulant ever compounded In forty
minutes afer taking the trst dose n may be- detected
In the saliva. hnod. swcut and urine, showing that IL
has entered the blood and been distributed throughout
the entire system IN it, passage through the circulating
fluids h meets with the corrupt particles oi matter which
foster and maintain disease with which II chemically
uuitcs Destroying and gradually eliminating them from
the
Hence It's power 10 forever expcl Scromlous, Cancer
Gus and Chnker iumors which, unchecked, I'LL the body
with foul corruptons and rot out the delicate machinery
Of luc.
CCTfCURA the great external remedy for nil lIumor
q the S,uiu aud SKIN Ulcers. and Dischnu1ng
wounds the most soothing and healing OF outward ap
plicntiOns II speedily destroys fungus and parasitic
crowhs restores the oil glands and tubes To- healthy
couditnn. and cures when assisted by the tIIlCt RA
SOAR Diseases the skin and Scalp which have been
torture d a lifetime
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NO rnILADELPmIN

Il
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE oLDEsTABLtsuEp ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
nffwfFN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE DEpOT~ N PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IN SEW YORK
DOUBLE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MENr AND IHE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLJ IL SAFELY.
or AND AFTER APRIL ~. is7e
Express Trains New YORK.. Dusbruses and COrt
laudt Street FERRIES. a. follows.
$50 49, % . no Limited. II A VI. 1.3.3O T. SO.
1880. 80. ami 10 T. NJ. sundays. 43O and A. NJ 8. 8.
: 30. 81. and ~ 2 NJ
Boats cot "BfopNlNn Annex connect with all through
trains at Jcr-"N MY. riding a speedy and direct
transfer Tor BrooslNn travel
Returning trans Icavc Philadelphia ~ ol. 3 20 S. I
73i. =. r 3d. and u 4 VI TAINTED Express 80 4 ~.
.. T. 49, Z. and = 80 T. VI On Sunday, - Ol. 8 -.
3 SIS. :. = 80 A. Nj I. : 80 T. "
Ticket Oflcr- SIS AMI Hit broadway. Aston HOUSE.
ami loot of r.hrQs-c. and oorandt SIS ttourt t. AMI
Brooklyn Annex d. pot ioo OF Fulton st. Bruokvn ia.
li6 aud lis Hudson st. Hubokcu: Depot. Jcr~N CITY
Emigrtut rckri unce : Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON l. r FARMER.
General Manager GEM Passenger Agent
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Auttlon llohoss.
JOHN c. WILMERDING, AUCTIONEER
- AUCTION NOTICE
Choice Of m new ~ PHtrCk's Cathedral will be
sold at auction u the highest bidder
THURSDAY EVENING. MAY 90
The sale will take place No. the Cathedral in 9Th av
5ntn amt 3lst SIS. At u q O'Clock T. NJ
By order OF the Sruscts OF the Cathedral
WlLMERDlNG. UOGUET A co.
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Il EoPENiNe OF THE
ONE DOLLAR LINE TO BOSTON.


wi WAY-Opcn from 80 A. VI ~ ~ T.. VI Rector
srcet-Ncarest point tor Wall street Ferry, and connects
with for South Ferry. Cortlandt strrct-Nearc.t
point Tor Jersey Cty and Communipaw ferries PARK
paceNcnrcst point for Post once. CIV Hall and Bar
clay Street Ferry to llohuken Chambers strcct-Nrar
ct point Tor Pavonia aud Ere Railway Ferry. Franklin
street Grand strcc-Ncacst point Tor Dcshrosses Street
Ferry TO Jersey CITY, and connects with Tor De4
brosscs and East Grand street ferries Becckcr street
Connects with Tor east AMI west Eighth street
Nearest point for CHRISTOPHER street Ferry ~ lluhokcn.
connecting with for Christopher and East Tenth
ferries Fourteenth strectNcarest uint o Union
Square Wuacks. ant LNccum Theatres. Academy "
Music. Irving ami rammanv Halls, connecting with cars
Tor East Twcny'tnrd and Twenty fourth street ferries
Twenty third strcet-Nturcst point to Booths 81 James
and PARK Theatres Grand Opera House. Gmorc Gar.
den and Masonic Temple and Twenty third street Ferry
Jersey CitN Ihirt,-third strcet-NcureSt point 10
standard Broadway amt Fifth Avenue Theatres Aqua.
ruu aud san Francisco Mustfcls connecting with cars
for Wechuwkeu Ferry Forty. secuud strcct-Connccts
with New York Transfer COMPANY cabs Grand
trail Depot fifuvt street filtvcghth strcct-Cunnrct
ifg with cars of BELT Line Railroad Nearest point ter
Central Park FiNNthifd street and EIGHTH avcury
l"I uptown trains tke east siic stations For down
trains take west site stations Trains viii
5, and dl aN. and 5ad and sth av alternately.
Fare 10 cents except between the hours M 80 aud 80
A VI, ami . and L. NJ. when the ARE IT, cents
WI u GARRISON President
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alouss furmshlnl.
4 JOHN LNNCu HAS THE CHEAPEST FUR
"A. NlfUkE, CARPET, BEDDING. STOVES, Nc. 80,
lu the CITY stock Dee and examined az SO
EIGHTH ANlNlE. near 10Th u. and EAST SIDE
WAKEkOON~ .g-a THIRD ANENUE. second huur bel NV
2-th IT. WEEKLY AND MONTHLY payments TAKEN.
4 81. MANN.-IMMEN>E KEDUC-
"A. HONS lu IurnitNrr. carpets, ami bedding Weekly
and monthly instruments The largest establishment OF
it, KIND 30 ihr city 5l2 and "a 7h av corner 3dt Il
DAIMANN BROS NEW STORE. 80 West
ID IAN ~t-ll iut canine the largest stock 81
aud cArpetsiu Sew York; weekly and monthly pay
ment~. prices the lowest
LUKNI'rU ri. carpets. bedding, sc cheap tor cash
Il At SPlAksS. al5 BowerV. opposite Beeckcr 81. 4,
weekly or monthly payment. taken.
IMMENSE REDUCTION IN prices OF furniture.
carpets. bedding, stoves &c. Tor weekly or
monthly payments.
rowrkkrhWAif 3 go :. i'' ana 1877 chatham't
WALL PAPER Tor stlr very cheap. IN remnants
w and small lots factory corner STU 81 and 10Th aN
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Excursions.

Excursions
A -UP THE HUDSON. DECORATION DAY.
To'YoSKERs, WEST POINT, AND NEwBURGH,
BY the palnual threedeck steamer
GRAND REPUBLIC,
THE LARGEST. AND MOST MAGNIFICENT ExcUR-
sfON STEAMER EYER Br1IT -
PATRIOTISM i ASP /, ftAEiA sIc Ey COMBINED
.,,n, CoSTEgN9s I,S,iiigE NiLITSRySRRiA,SD; ...
m, AN G Mt ttyg5Hb nc Inc rrgIGc WoR fSs
and FQhtlFlCArlQNS
r sTFAE ga = yls S ,eS' pew vs. s''1y9
NEEEfGSiSd al 'sstGsoNIBGE. a6t yE the EVEN
Pfgrf GGy IS i3'Fi SS %ItL SEEir THIS
SUNDAY NEXT, JrNEL
n. COLUMBIA
DECORATION DAY. FRIDAY. MAY 80.
=, COLUMBIA COLUMBIA COLUMBIA
First grand 'rpTs q the paatia excursion steamer
TWO ExM g' N" S% Si s sss 2 &i1e4nooon
TO RuCKAWAY BEACH.
rAS SES t!6SxEIyo if IT, klhS p II THE
MUSIC BY Phy ,hty AZ iiF REGMENr BAND
PLEHstt4REE, 'niRAILffilI. GftGE8TIoN
Steamer leaves ION ct6 st. It. F 80 and is55PF
s,gr Il ! T. 4 : 4 ~ ' # dn it'
,,..,.. Je wells ~ RNyu9 M,2l5P NJ.
FkEE s GENTS. fXt osiioE ritEETs, 50. cENrs.
rhE co sioSg s. WA Sp GErEAS ~ THESE LAcvE
Same landing, aud time table.
Al GRAM DAILY .EXCUHSIoNs 49,.
C6MMENCiNG ST NbNY. JUNE t. $50
The new and Manmo.h Palace saloon steamer
Having been thoroughly rebuilt and superbly finished
steamer in New York waters. will make daily excursions,
jswcif ;wiMa btiya go w.! 33i s.. n H. iG2i,.
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IN ORDER TO ACCOMMODATES OUR oUTor Town
FRIENDS, WE HAVE ALWAYS oN DECORATION
DAY FRIDAY, MAY 80, KErr orr erIcE orLN
UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK IN THE EvrSiAu
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~ HOTEL today MAY = 1870 with a Rnule Island
Clam Btkc served o. O'Clock 4. VI Boats
leave loot of { anal - % II p g 3d. p g. and NJ.
landing az 2fth ant Hfth - 10 later. Hunts
leave Pleasant Valley ~ " . .i5 q. X and 10 r
Music BY McAunne's Bant
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railruaos.

TROY BOATs.-CGTGzENs' LINE New
n steamers Sarato and city OF Troy leave fien y
n r. Leroy st, daily except saturday al - r. VI
for Troy and all points North and West
ALBANY HOATS.-PEOPLE,s LINZ. steamers
y Drew and Dean Richmond leave Pier a. n r., foot
OF Canal st.. every week day ats p NJ. Tor Albany.
MARY POW Ell will commence regular
~ trips "Wednesday. MAY -. from loot Nestry st.
Picr 80. y. r.. daily at $3.50 = VI
LSOH NEwnURgH AND PouGHKEErsIE.-
Il steamer ANDREW HARDER esiaN. Thursday
and saturday NJ Pier a. oot Canal st. North River
ID EOPENING OF THE
ONE DOLLAR LINE TO BOSTON
on MONDAY. MAY 10. AND DAILY THEREAFTER,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sTEAMERS CITY OF ROsTON
AND CRY or NEW YORK WILL LEAVE PIER 40
NORTH RIVER, At 81 T. VI
FARE FROM NEW YORK To BOSTON 81
GOOD SUPPER ON THE BOATS FOR 30 CENTS.
steamers OF the NORWICH LINE lea .e same pier ~
o'clock = VI daily. INCLUDING SUNDAYS. Tor BOSTON,
WDRrESTEV PORTLAND A.
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Zeal esial,.

4 FARM of so and one Of 50 acres for sale. build.
y in--. orchard. &c, must be sold 800 miles Sew
Jersey 4 ZEGLlO, - Centre IT,
EOR SALE-BrookIvn HOUSE, Pacinc st. near "a
aV, story brick @iNilNlul al improvements. only
$4,000 JullN b. ALLISON. no Pine 81
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4 -A.-A.-A.-A.
~. WANTED.
A Operators on Domestic and wheeler A Wilson ma
A chimes on linen and lawn suits .
A-Partcs take out work In quantities viii nnd u 10
- "'" " FtNsTEiN 4 cos, ~ and so White It,
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DOUBLE TRACK. THE Nosr IMPROVED EQUIP
MENr, And IHE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFELY.
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FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY
THREE DEpOT~ IL PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IN NEM YORK
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6 uuntrp EoarO.

duuntrp goarO.
A -WANTID-Summer board Tor party Of four m
a. hEh, healthy country. short distance from SOW
York Orange Mountain preferred Address. stating lo.
cHy lowest price, and all partcu BOARD box 100
sun otice.
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-A.-wanted. 2OO EXPERIENCED operators on lawr
~ suits highest prices pail. steady work guaranteed
como prepared 20 WORK. GOLDSMITH n co, y White St
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-02-24
The True WAY % InrIgorate.

The true way to invigorate feeble system
is to infuse activity into the operations Of the
stomach, that wondrous alembic in which the
food Is transmitted into the constituents Of
blood, the chief element Of our vitality.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, because it ac-
complishes this end, is greatly to be preferred
to many so-called tonics, useful indeed as ap-
petizers, but imperative as aids to digestion
and assimilation. This sterling cordial,
while Il nvigofates the stomach, healthfully
stimulates the liver, bowels and kidneys,
ensuring tke escape through the regular chan
nels Of etete and useless matter thrown off BY
the system. which is thus purified as well as
inyigorated by il. Its tonic influence is soon
made manifest by an increase Of vital energy
anda more active and regular discharge Of
every physical function, and il has the further
eject OF rendering the system unassailable by
malarial epidemics.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-02-24

Dispatches received here yesterday
from Palatka, Fla, from Captain SO.
Hemingway, reports the total loss of
the steamer Belle of Texas while on
the voyage from Cedar Keys, Fla.
around by Key West to St. Johns
river. No particulars of the disaster
are given. The Texas left here about
eight weeks ago, and having been
heard from at Cedar Keys on the
southwest coast of Florida sometime
since, it was hoped she would make
the passage to her destination in safe
ty, A private letter from Captain
Hemmingway reports the passage from
Pensacola to Cedar Keys as rough in
the extreme. The heavy sea caused
the fore and aft hog chains to break,
and the waves ran high enough to dash
over the chimney tops. At one time
the captain thought his vessel gone,
but she rolled like ship and went
through. He stated in his letter that
he would not venture from Cedar
Keys until it was perfectly calm. 1t
seems, however, that he was caught by
the recent stress of bad weather, and
on dangerous coast like that of East
Florida so frail craft had but little
chance. An old salt was heard to re-
mark when she left this port that he
would as lief go to sea on a chicken
coop as to do so on the Texas" The
loss falls heavily on the vessels own
ers in this city as she was not insured.
Captain John j. Darragh was half
owner, Mr.. John NJ. Peters one-fourth,
and Robert Speed one-fourth.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.
The Chinese Question: Petition
of Two Thousand Church
Members to Presi-
dent Hayes.
A Revenue Cutter Bound for Sitka
Chief Moses Denied the
Reservation Asked for.

SAN Francisco, February "a
The Metropolitan Baptist church was
densely crowded last night, and the
following was adopted by unanimous
rising vote, and will be telegraphed to
the President to-day:
r. B. Hayes, President of the
United States Two thousand Chris
tian citizens assembled for their ordi-
nary service in the Metropolitan tenn
pie by a rising vote petition you to
sign the bill restricting Chinese immi-
grafton, as measure vital to our civil
peace, our business prosperity and our
Christian civilization"
Rev. Allan Carr, who has been Wis
iting the State for the past four
months, in his farewell lecture at the
First Baptist Church, last night.
touched for the first time on the
Chinese question. He said he had
made it carfnl study and had no
hesitation in saying that those in the
State have as perfect right to stay
and be protected as any other people
under the solemn rights of
the treaty. At the same time
he was satisfied it would be better for
the country if they had never come
and if they should all go away. He
thought the President should sign the
bill Ifhe did not, the people must
wait patiently until laws are passed
which willrelieve us of their presence.
A Portland dispatch says that rev.
enue cutter left Port Townsend for
Sitka, on the Goth instant.
Lieutenant Wood, of General How
ards staff, reports that he has deliv-
cred to Chief Moses intelligence from
the interior department that he can
not have the reservation he asked for
last fall through General Howard.
Moses expressed great disappointment
at the denial of his request, but said
he would try to persuade his people to
do the next best thing the government
would allow, though he could not
vouch for the manner in which they
would receive such bad news.
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The Washington correspondent of
the Utica Herald intimates that SEN
atOr Conkling's sudden and strenu-
GUS support of his substitute for the
Chinese bill was due to pique at the
hit in presidential way which Sena-
tor Blaine had made by championing
the bill. He adds. Mr. Blaine
made no secret at very early stage of
the session, when this bill had not
passed the House, of his anxiety to
have it known, and well and widely
known on the Pacific coast, that he
opposed Chinese immigration.
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FOREIGN.
Disbandment Of the Native Forces
in South Africa by Order of
the Home Government.
The POpes Reply to an Address from
the Cardinals His Defense of
the Rights and Independ-
enos of the Church.
French Legislation Investigation Of the
Proceedings Of the Prefecture
Of Police Demanded.

LONDON, February 2.4-The dis
bandment Of the native forces in South
Africa was in accordance, it is said,
with instructions from the home gov
ernment.
ROME, February 24.-The pope, re-
plying to an address from the cardi-
nails, emphasized his decree to recon
cile princes and peoples to the church,
his readiness to extend his hand to all
who repent and cease their persecu-
ton, and his unflinching intention
always to combat in defense of the
rights and independence of the church
and those who make war against her.
PARIS, February 24.-It is affirmed
that certain deputies of the Left wish
the chambers to nominate a parlia-
meLtary commission to investigate the
proceedings Of the prefecture of police.
1t is said that the cabinet will strongly
oppose this as an encroachment upon
the functions of the executive.
CALCUTTA, February PA slight
rain in Dude and the northwest prov
inces has improved the prospects
somewhat Puniaub needs much
more rain. The condition of the
spring crops there is very critical.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-02-24

WHEN the internal revenue bill was
on its final passage through the senate,
Senator Whyte, of Maryland, by skill
ful management, and by demanding a
separate vote upon the amendment as
reported by the committee Of finance,
was able to defeat the clause in the
bill, added since it came from the
house, by which it was proposed to
prohibit any person from manufactur-
ing cigars in their domiciles or where
they slept. This amendment, if it had
been engrafted in the bill as it passed,
would have had the effect to deprive
a great number of thrifty and indus
trious people Of their means of liveli-
hood, without, perhaps, materially
contributing to the increase of the
revenue derived by the government
from the tax on cigars.
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River Telegran,s.

Special to the Ledger.i 900
DEvALL's BLUFF, February q, 9
a.m.-The Hard Cash passed here on
time for Memphis with good list of
cotton Will arrive Tuesday morn
ing and leave Wednesday evening
with return trip, going through to
JacksonpOrt. Ed POSTAL, Master.
CAIRO, February "A. - Arrived
Belle St, Louis, st. Louis, SPIN
Guiding Star, Cincinnati, 2 am; John
w. Garrett, New Orleans, 2; J. w.
Gaff, Cincinnati, a John Dippold,
Grand Tower, 9; Colorado, Vicksburg,
Il; Kanawha, Ohio river, IL. De
parted City of Vicksburg, Vicks-
burg, 10 pm; Belle st. Louis, Mem
phis, H. Garrett, Evansville, 3 am;
Guiding Star, New Orleans, A j. W.
Gaff, Memphis, 10. Weather, fair and
pleasant
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More Trouble IN New Mexico.

GALVESTON, February PA News
special from Santa Fe, New Mexico,
announces more trouble in Lincoln
county H. j. Chapman, lawyer, and
the head of the McSween faction, was
shot dead in front of the house,
at Lincoln.
A Fort Worth special says: At G
o'clock Sunday morning the stage
hence for For. Yuma was halted in
side of the city limits, by three masked
highwaymen, and two passengers com
PEELED to give up their money. The
mail bags were robbed of fourteen
registered packages.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-02-24

WASHINGTON special to the Cincin-
natl Gazette: Mr.. Atkins, chairman
Of the house appropriations committee,
on being asked as to the prospects Of
an extra session, said that he con-
sidered it inevitable now, as the dila-
tory action of some of the Democrats
had made him Indifferent to the fate
of the appropriation bills. He added
that he could no more tell what the
action Of his party would be than he
could state what would occur in Kam-
schatka tomorrow.
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THE CAPTURED ANGEL.
His Arrival at Philadelphia and Depart
ure for Chicago.

PHILADELPHIA, February "a. =
Charles W.. Angel, the defaulting
secretary of the Pullman Palace Car
Company, arrived here late last night
in charge of detective.
When the tug conveying Angel
from Delaware Brcakwater arrived at
the dock, after | o'clock this morning.
the prisoner, Detective Frank, and
Superintendent Goodman walked from
the river front to Broad street, where
carriage was taken and the party
proceeded to the Goodman House.
passing the night there.
At nine o'clock this morning a
deputy sheriff took Angel into custo-
dy and conveyed him to the Court of
Common Pleas, where the counsel for
the Pullman Palace Car Company
proceeded to announce his readiness
to make proof The prisoner being
the person named in the warrant, the
judge informed Angel of his rights
under the law, but he replied that he
did not desire that writ of habeas
corpus should issue, After hearing
the testimony the judge remanded
Angel to the custody of Detective
Frank, of London, representing Hi
nois, and the sheriff taking a writ
ten receipt for the prisoner. Angel
was then taken to the Pennsylvania
railroad depot and started for Chicago
at noon, accompanied by his brother.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-02-24

Do YOU want to die? Why, of course
not but the fever and ague, or some sim
liar disorder, gathers in many man, and
it may take you if you don't fortify your
self against it. Y,u can do this in no
better way than by using Reeds Gilt
Edge Tonic. 1t is agreeable, wholesome
and inyigorating, and in collie, dysentery
and all disorders Of that kind it proves
a mild corrective and an agreeable stimu-
liant. It's purity is guaranteed
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-02-24

housekeepers, especially ifthere is no
man about to defend the inmates from
insult. There is scarcely a lady in the
city or country but entertains whole
some dread of these pests of society
A rigorous enforcement of the new
law will command the unqualified ap-
proVal Of all good people. Let every
tramp be arrested and put to work on
the street force unless able to give a
cOgent reason for other disposition.
Tramps are nuisance which should
forthwith be abated.