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

Chicago has a bald mems society. A
requisite for membership is a bare
spot on top oe the head not less than
four square inches in extent. The
object of the organization is to dis
cover a cure for badness. The presi-
dent has not a hair on his head and
was elected for that reason.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-08
FOR SALE.

ONE detached portable engine sd bsllei-
" S0-Lorse power. Alsa me ltherss Far-
able boiler snd engine, cheap ~ cab - E-T
acceptance. IS. A. j. sLAbGhlEk 90
1926
ONE three horse power engine znl h.
~ in GOOD order. Il. SEESskl. 3
son. cor. Jefferson and sec0ha. LOT
A FOET OF 50U pounds long primer in god
"A condition, With all Necessary surtfs
used about one year suitable for = eol8tV
ONCE. For saie CHl.AP BY immediatesPpli-
~catiouto this office. So
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-08
JOB PRINTING OFFICE

LEDGER JOB PRINTING OFFICE
IL Madison street.
Every Description of Printing,
executed in a style
UNSURPASSED IN THE CITY.
Our facilities
Are Unequaled by any House.
Prices Reasonable.
Country Orders Also Solicited.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-08
BARRELSI
Kingston Springs.

Fare unexceptional, and accommoda-
lions frst-class. ll2
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-08
FOR Rent.

IN planter Ir~sursnee Builiins. double srd.
single nffces. uitabie Tor laEyers % thTi-
eippg; and double kud single ted-rgeIs an
well lighted and ventistr1. and aN ur4sL
conveDiences. hrUiy 81 011re q flzEis- b.
suEanre Company. Il hadiasu y. 80
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-08

A GOLD badge, with the inscription I W.
"A +. de Bcsanceney. hpward Medical
Cops Liberal reward paid for return
TO al Main street.
B.F. DE BESANCENEY, N. D.,
loot IL Main street. Memphis. Tenn.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-08
FoR SALE OR TRADE.
sTRAYED.

1.-TWO good. second hand top-bagsisg, yeTT
ehoAp; also one good hsek, at AcCnliers
stable. e0f Monroe and Ihlrd; Nn-lll
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-08

HYDEANT Hose-yERY CHEAP.
ISt BBOwNE,25S Second St.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-08

EBON 81 Union street. one bay mare pony,
IL abort ! years old; shod all sTuHnd. a
suitable reward will be given for the delivery
lG-iis JONES. BROwN6CO.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-08

ONE large bay horse mule, aboutG yonrs
" old. 10 hands high, rough shod al around.
A liberal reward wit be paid for his return 70
IA Front Il. D. D. BUoBl "
u0-ii2
, 1879-03-13
1lATR1MONIAL.


Tho marriage Of altas Fannie Yondori, daugh-
ter of Airs. Caroline Yot,dorf, and Mr.. Solomon
Baer, was celebrated at Alastluc's North Side
Hall ut o'clock last evening, tic Rev. DR..
Norton officiating, There were ak bridesmaids,
rs follows: Miss Mimic Solomon, Miss Faunio
Mas, Miss Theresa HAAS, Miss DAM 1farncr,
Miss Pauline Ho!fclt, anl Miss Minnie 1loffolt.
Il huge pyramid Of napkins WIS arranged at one
end Of the ha1i bv Nir. Baker, oue Of tho cater-
Il reception followed tho ceremony. MI. ind
Mrs. Bner will tnle brtdnl trip to the East, nn
wllen they return they will reside ut No. 455
North Clark street. Among those present wcro
SIr. md Mrs. II, 4. kohn, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
4. Kohn, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph llorner. A1r. md
Mrs. Max ENIesiaciMcr, Mg. aua Mrs.
s. Stnlons, Air. md Mrs. Simon Flcr-
Bhei,n, Mr.. md Mrs. Simon Yon!losf,
nlr, and htrs Henry Kohn, atr. and Mrs Elias
Greenebautn, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rose, Nit.
and slts, Ley Strauss, Mrs. II, notrner, ate. and
Mrs. Lesser, Mr. and Alrs. jake Yondorl.. Mrs:
II, Cohen, Mr., and Mrs. Louis Daer. Mr.. md
Mira n. Cohen. Mr.. and Mrs, ElltlngeI, Mr.
nnl Mrs. /. llotEe!t, Mr: nid Mrs. ]. nntlelt,
Mr.. md Mrs 1suac WolH, Mr: md Mrs. William
lstcl, AIr. md Mrs. Duchler, hr. and Mrs. Rein
| ach; Misses jennie Koll,, M!uno Solo
mon, Aiattie a,ll Dora florncr, Julia
| lsscc, Anna and Julia Cohen, nachaei Cohen,
| Rosa and IlannuEt Etsondrath, Itosa Well;
| Messra. Isaac, Angeil, and Morrtc Horncr, 8.
!e!sss, F. Msses, Lee steEn s'g. 4! slmon, OF Hew
Risesd4aai as' It. af5 5r '3 Il sshmee 81 M % dus eG Yc ~
dorf, Charles Yondorf, Danief Yondorf, Jacob
l,cry, David and Able Cohon, Charles Dcrnoerg,
aud othyrs.
, 1879-03-13

Wiiiiasn 2uciser and George and Charles Will
iams were l'onorabty discharged yesterday BY
Justiee Matson upon the Charge Ut "contpiracY
to dcfraud" preferred BY Huckes'a wife, There
was 10 evidence 10 establish casc against them.
Thomaa Davis. u yours Of age, was Mt the
AEmory lust H!ght on bis way back 10 Bloom
ington in charge ot poPuty'sheriH E. q. AI.,lcr.
Efforts HcEo nnde to Kccp tho fact OF hia arrest
from thu press, but to no avail. The prlaoner
says |. 10 only partnership difficulty, md TINT
everything will bo satisfactorily settled to-t,aY.
People are warned to look out for man who
comes to thor private houses and tearlully ap-
peals to them to allow Alul to write few cart1t
for them. at thu same tline showing Written
spec!tnens bearing thu uames III prominent
1ales In tho city. Ills plan ls to step into tha
parlor and, while waiting, for tho laty Of the
house TO comc down, stea! my written card that
lc eau tlnd iu tho receiver to show TO tho next
parties he 1sits, Then, ~ he succeeds tn yet:
night, and steals whatever he eau lay bis hands
on whcn Av departs. Af. Lee, who sesiAes
, 1879-03-13
ADJUSTMENTS.

LECTURES ON DECORATIVE ART.
Mr.. Charles Wy1lys Elliott. who Ia we'll
known In tho world Of decorative and house
hold nr., both as conuo!sscur aia critic Is dellv-
er!ng series OF lectures On Tuestlays nnl Thurs
days before the Decorative Art aoc,ety, Of this
city, at the Lydian Art Gallery. The first lect.
uro WAS given on Tuesday last, md was Vcry
largely attended, the subject being "lfousclold
Ltfo aull Art in Greece In tic Time Of Pcriclcs."
The remaining live lectures will include. In the
order llau.cd househo.d life a1ltl nrt In il,e
tttuo Of Luti!sr, in the ttme ot joan of Arr, 10
tic tins OF Francis L., In the time OF f2tchard H.
and IN the time Of Queen Elizabeth. The tccs-
u1es are Illustrated With pla!s ard so1oscd ssesc'
opticon siows. hlr. EIlott's long and close cx-
pcriGncc a. student of this attractive and use
fu1 subject IA the only introduction ho necda.
Ills recognition already has been \ gcnrr.
ous and complimentary one, and tic largo
attendance OF the prominent Indies Of the city
At the irst lecture ahows that there Is vcry en-
tiltisIAstic interest in TINT alf.imp0rtant matter
ot beaut1tying the hon,e. Mrs. Caldwell, with
her usual forethought md ENTERPRISE, has pro-
vlacd cve!sth!uE necessary to ass!st the lcct-
pleasant and successful.
, 1879-03-13

THE KANSAS PACIFIC.
The St. Louis Htp,.o!'tan hns tho following cd.
itortal IN regard to Gould's gobble OF the Kan-
sas Pacific Railroad:
Now that tae Kansas FActAr Railway hss pasasd
mentous s question 10 declds is what benefit ii.
eease,,ds,ten aa = ~ Ssea md Rsn.ss r.eias
hy the ,aoye.aent in Coagsess "a Ret psa'rsta
leRl.latiom, 50 that i q, rot to DO denled that
Gonla vas more influenced BY the noecssity og ths
ns''ii make she now connections Which viii b.
opsnsl 10 him through the Kama. rac!de. Having
f. o re ho % i. ws
that viii best further his owa eehencs.
toiore aa msan, q sloek msnIpal.t,oas rather
than soo.eo 81 lsg,tmaso hasnsss ' ptoah !. has
anser ets control. rSs rsalssatson ii ri. smSt.
s Xss vii as: SS s';s @ nss cs % f2%'q' .na i i
e My, xof VT chsysqPSe Kan,ns
Cheyenne. Omaha. and Chieago, When ths Kan:
sas City y Northern branch to Omaha IL completed
sSagtl, - saas i VII! 10 pessbs 70 make saos* ta
yoaee hfss S9 re
Caicsxo. iii not 10 10 doubted. therefore: thai
Gould will scnl tho business hare II he IL
eiyrn better tsrms honcS 10 tho Eas'
Than be 10 otIeIsd At Chicagu, More than
that, 10 10 alnlost. caupal!sd to hare 9
pynMeh ot hl4 line TO Kansas CITY, hecauaa of The
fact thar II IL now known tho A!caison. Topeka
Santa Fa and tho Southern Pacific hare mads 4, "a
agteeulent aud aKned couxaeA guaransee,ax tGe
With ihta competing transconttnentsi line = COZ.
t1!uty Within AshotI tine. GOULD cannos afford 6
Etrs Il d nouopoIY Of alI the business which eau b
6sst reached ii Hauaas cir. From KAut4s City t.
, 1879-03-13

chandeliers. Ascending the broat1, spacious
steps from the main floor, the visitor Will turn
at tho second floor to tho right or left, rs tho
case may he, md 40 Oh up for tl,a three remain
tmg Aoors. In addition 10 thu stasfs thcEce
will bo two passenger elevators, ono At
tho north and one ut the south end,
which run to The ton-thc slxth-0oor. hno,her
improvement consists III putting in stairway
Mt the south end. leading from The main anor ~
The basement. All thcso changes have ncccs-
sari!y involved good deal Of tearing out. n',d o
urohatla cxucuse of aoncthing like $1,000, but
thc improvement viii 10 well worth the labor
Md money involved: The builder Wllo has
about loo men in bib employ. ana le confident
that yttIug will be dono IN ttnc for the firm
to uovo Ia about tho 1st Of May.
, 1879-03-13
THE CITY-HALL.

TIN scr,n clark d,sbursed about 500 worth
x..ta.a.r
r,s. .r.....,. ,.,,.. .....-s., ~ax. aosa
Inc .1easa'efs 'sse'p's 3ee.o'm%y ~. 1s.o e.oo
from tho Comptroller. and e2,3s9 from Inc
Water Department The disbursements were
W. ~, 'o'.s"'a.an, '.', na, a'' 1aeA'e..
Inc hea'th ohiee "os notlnco yestoroay 'Aas
l1phthcrfa existed at No. Al Block street, and
scarlet foyer at No. 81 North PIefsun street,
No, II Frv street, and No. 747 Suwar,i avenue.
=. ,zton, ,n,nr.., mo rrra.h.,r.,t.rod ,,h,,c
,l,,Is ,i,t ~. H-t ~ hstnr reannv.a 5ron, ts
imnroycd strcota at 1td rate of Lou wagon
ioa'is pcr i1nY. A continuation Of tic work viii
soon Give Tic streets clean appearance
r.~,..,..,.... ,,,,. N..,,, =, ~. u,,,,h
Con,mise!oasr au'e ,h. NJ; " We nGa,.n nii
uepatment, .nesaay n,ea. StosSu an wv IVY SUM-. H.
sse.,s.. senen that tr ansotie, 81 te Town
Like refuse to ALLOW terti,iztag material o. any
description 10 pass tnfoasa .ne 'o"a 'lhts'
Mr.. Cheebrouch, Commissioner Of Public
Works, departed Tuesday for Nuw Yotk, where
ha Will remain visiting TIL Saturday. Tie only
, 1879-03-13
THE CHICAGO PAGES

their impression that, Will, an elected judiciary,
n jndEo, waB mot npt TO stn on tho Bide OF ultra
harssrcss, and was much less apt 10 be Unfit
cnccd by motives wh!cl, should not have a sl1are
In DECIDING the measure OF punishment thnn the
Jury. In the jury-foon, the term was too often
d compromise. Out Of twelve III any
enc essc, sanac of tic Jurors were
frequently in favor Of acquittal. and acqutcsccd
fendant 1vas given IN exceedingly short time,
this being one OF tho reasons why 80 many short
sentcnecs were continually Giycn fn serious
cases. II was tic general hetlof TINT, II the
ccI1irg a. To- 10 tic % su,i, an;I tic judge rs 70 tic
measure Of punishment, the enda Of !nsticc
would be much better accomplished iban under
the present system.
, 1879-03-13
NOT SYMPTOMS, BUT THE DISEASE.

It would HceM to be truth apprtctablu By all,
and especially by professors Of tho healing art, thai
to remove the disease. not 10 alleviate lts eymp-
toms, should DO the chief aim Of medication. Yet
In how many instances do we see ttis truth admit
tea In theory, ignorod In practice. Tie ruason
that 1Iostottera Stomach Diters ID successful In
many catcs, with which Remedies previously tried
Wero inadequate to cope Ii attributable to tho fact
that 1t IL medicine which reaohes aud removes tho
cansos OF the various naladIes 10 which 1t Ia
adapted. 1nd!reatlon, fcVet nna aylc. liver COM
plAint, gout rheumatism, s!lHon!crs of tho buwclt,
urinary affections. and otsler mafadtcs ars not pat
a,ed merely. but rooted ont by 1t. It gocs ia lhs
fo9ntain heaa ns d rea n9t M Maonnay III; sada ~
amount of yisor which ia !ts hest protection
against disease,
, 1879-03-13

Friday last young boy aged II, named Jo-
seph NlAzks, who says he has been living On
WI'ct stree, went to work for Conrad Etgenla,l,
Of South Chicago, to receive his board ns an sx-
change for services. Yesterday morning ho
mounted horse belonging to his employer and
started oil, when llo waa arrested OH tbs Parii-
ion parkway by Officer Cornwall, of the South
Park fosee, fov hossc-steal!ns. lie will be tried
ths moru!ng by Justicu Rogers. Esgeman ts
very glad to recover hla psopesty. The boy IN
tended to 20 TO the Lcn,ont quarsles, where ho
could sell tho horse,
Tllu First Presbyterian Church on Tuesday
evening ELECTED as trustees, to servc for thrcn
years from March 5, 1878. Charles llttcheocK, @.
Atarvh +, 1871, Ii. N. Hubbard, ucorgp ii.
DoRur, untt Eolnn Robinson. The Board was
Increased By thu election Of Henry Y. Freeman,
to serve TIL atarch s. 1850.
, 1879-03-13
RAILROADS.

AnH = tAoo ~ sAi''. -, -, I.
lhcTo Is oriebt prospect tiiat tho Culcheo
TRANSPORTATION Association, which was recently
fo,r,o1 ~ ,orrv ont tho n1rac,nert nnt n, r,frc
'o''"e1 ~ 49, Wv w." ~ ~ h'ss
passes Or thousand-mflo tIckets to influence
traffic, will 20 to pieces before 1t has falrly COM
,.,..,1,, n. ,v,.l1 Tho oou.o ~ VI. trouh,o /. -
n.t"se1 40 "otA' Ha ea"'' " "'' Atuuo', - "
circular whteh baa Just oeen leeaea IN t'e shapo
Of memorandum to the shippers by the Chica-
70 i; Northwestern Railroad in regard to the
sale Of tho1sapj-tnte tickets. The document
h, ,,,,.tfor roo,,a oa folto,vs and ID e.on.d hv
y Ha,SoGTaiHn w, Ti~hits s~1 nana.ni M.,sro s oas1 -
pla1Fn Aue"'11s oone'"' '"nsase'. $780,.
Memorandum coneorninK tho sale and use OF
''commerc1al communication m!!oago tickets":
tfrsf-They VIZ 6e sola only upon the order Of
tbs Gonctal Fseieht Agent or tng chicago q
Nos[Gwesotn H. tfawhY' Or tne aase hMs.inasof ot
H. r.tn ~ sa1 rach fthrnc ennts msr m'ieI ~
,'Mor tho nn,ctsastr srnluT the eontrnct attnrhsd
10 and inauu 4 Uart Of tht ticket.
SfcopG-Thcy nra not to bo used for passage OF
any person unless accompanied by 'parmit" Of
the form prescribed by tho Company, and sfgncd
by tho party signing tho contract attached to tho
TICKET. y. n,,,or ~ ern ~ s,oz, ~, ,,.tn,, ~.
as s ~ ~ n - n H. H. E
u sa ~ IL w. HIT, n,sm nrn"r hsinrss III fnr
n oihnr nutnoac viii nnnn con,nIisnce viii the
proyistops Of this memorandutn, 10 allowed a re-
Bate according to the following tchcdutc:
Fnr from tirce to 1--we ssckets. tho drawback wlll
be S. each; e!x tickots, 20: soscn. eight, So;
rtnc, gu; ten or more, 3lg. AZ thc ticRua
n sns o u.us. % oG WY usea
@ n.tn -, ~ LII ~ ,ntttaS ~ ~ ~
, 1879-03-13
TEMPERANCE,


6rtetal Dtspdtth to The TrtbtsHa.
KEoKuK, Ia, March 13.-The Grand Lodge
Of the Knights Of Honor Of Iowa, which has
been IN session hero Tor a~o days, adjourned
this evening. The following Grand ot!cera
were elected: Past Grand Dctator, G. II. Cogs-
we'll, of Cedar Rap!ds; Grand Dictator, Henry
Whcaler, Of Dubuque; yica.0rand Dictator, 4.
D. Grlllln, Of Vinton; Assistant Grand Dictator,
A. b. Thomas. Of Waterloo; Grand
Chaplain. A. r. llart, Of Lyons
tlraut Reporter, A. T. Roberta. Of .Acklcy;
Grand Treasurer, a: J.: Maxdela, Of Lyons;
Granl Guide, I. Hardin, ot Ellora; tlFald!
Guardian, +. G. Koshule, Of Belle platne; Grand
Trustees. W. II. Fahs, uf Rod Oak; 4. achuel'
der. Of Lyons; Reuben johnson, q ke9kuki
Poileys, of Lyons; Alternate, Q. H., Cogswell1
ot Cedar Rapids. Thu next meotlnE Of tllt
lfand Lodge will be held ut Marshalitown ol
uud ball rendered by tho home Lodges are lf
progress tonight,
, 1879-03-13
JUDGE OR JURY.

WHICH SHALL FIX THE PENALTY
Mont!on was mado In yesterdays Springfield
dispatches Of the fact tint tho Lowor House Of
tic General Assembly WAS occupied Tuesday In
discussing bill to chnngo Tie existing law so as
10 tako out OF the hantls OF the Jury tile
power in criminal cases, Of Hxlng
tl,o peuatty where the punishment Is I'M
nrsonmcnt In t,,e rcnltentlury. After a
long discussion. which was participated II,
by nearly all tte lawyers q u,pIorlty Of those
who spoke taking ground In layor Of the meas
urcl 1t fa!lcd 9f Hassage.
Illinois Law on this subject 4 at variance with
that Of nearly, II not quite, ail tho other States
q tbs y"ioa s 4so the 70 isrsl .h contts sn.t
tic judge is left thu settlement Of tho degrees
OF punishment. Ot course, IN this Stnte, whsro
defeudant plcals guilty ind tteEc is 10 Jury
trs ,hr 5a1Ss axss S ;Gnsm p t
trhis PECULIAR feature has formed q part 0f
tic Inv OF this State for 60 long a time
that It Is difficult TO find nty one who can statc
how It came to bo Incorporated iaso our ]urls-
| spoke Yesterday said:
"'lhe Jury hear the Testimony, Anl by hcarnG
all the facts plmi circumstances Of the crlme dc.
ess sass Sn'''fs In su arc Of 'tsf IT, 'ss sssass
tl,an aay Que else; and for tho same rcasou.
| substantially. they should lx tl!v measure Of
punishment. Tl!a same considerations llluuccu
thu Legislature OF this 3tate to leave TO the
/ inry tho determination vi both. II nas thought
That common me,,,, with the sxpericuess
the motives tl.at influenced criminals
Ia tic preparation, OF oirenses mud
Of tho degree of culpabillty than LAWYERS :.
men WIN Wcre simply yorsed IN thu Law, an.i
who hnd had less experience In the affairs Of
| life.h ..
Another lawyer Of loue standing at the llll,
I Nt1lh klnr stnfg l1lnf ttDnrc6 gIAn 6t MtDl1
was that at sons period, In some. particular
case Of cases, Judge had exceeded hls powers.
AMl haA Riycn sGntcucc larger, according;
to public feeling, than tho facts
IN the russ warranted. anl thut the tnlorcsslon
spsa'l9 up from TINT that the Jury. VINO were
Judges Ut tic tacts, should also tx the meas.
utc ot punishment.
Among sluitu u number OF lawyers, however,
10 whom the reporter spoke, the feeling seemed
to obtain thut tho law Was not d
wise one, an4 that thsro vas uothtng
In the resu!ts accomplished In Iii.
which indicated tt1e wiedom ot the law. ltwai
, 1879-03-13
TIE COUNTY BUILDING,


County-Trcasurcr McCrca Is expected home
from Springfield THIS morning.
Four $500 county bonds we're disposed OF by
.,,o r,orntr ,f,rr,a,1rcr vns+cr5ar.
'ns eou's9
. Tile Town collector OF North chicago ytstee-
day turned over $4,000 to the County Treag-
urcr.
A half sozon mr. n,ora tnaan. ca.c. will he
-, "a. ~. ,. un D..,.. r.,,s. -. n oso,oo,, .hts
tFlea ~ lne eoun'y Soutt ~ e'oeA '"'o
morning.
Samuel Il. unu Libby SauhcY Wcro yeaterdaY
permitted ty the County Court TO adopt male
child i months old.
r,,, ,.,ou.,o,,o ,,o.,s. ,,,.t,caa ar-,nr 1cn+ ia
,t s..i,,' H., i.t ,h.n, 1at o"t ~ .ncl,cioth
anu nsnes ol,gc, and then sec.
.r,,. uo.,,t,., r,,,,,tto. want mt n tra
iS Hosp!tn, Gomteo ead "ens ny, ops s,,nd 70 n1 ug
Go"n ~. III roht 10 sooA A'o
heo '""t ofct ""s A'' ''ea1'
The $10O Court-ffousD bonds will bo BiEucd BY
The County Clerk and Treasurer so as to 1,Ayo
them ready for Subscribers by noon to-day.
They will undoubtedly bo quito popular.
r1,e co,Irctor of tho Town nj t,nko Vioy
.,r1"d ovnr his hoHke tn thc Conntv :rrcas,,rcr
vestsr1ny. He has collected altogether siiI1H5,
mi ,siii ,nllcct about Il. .lO tnore ia snccini na
sessmnnts. srI" "eaa s~ ' ~''''0 '''9'S '-' ''
, 1879-03-13
DETROIT.

GFtc70{ IF5bdEtH 70 1Hs 1F10IHA
DETROIT, Mich, March 19.-In July last Max
strakosch signed contract to give four per-
formancea Of 1ta1lan opera at the Detroit Opera
Houso Ia consideration OF 60 per cent Of tho
1ross rcce!pts. subsequently the manager Of
Whltnoy's Opcra~uouao offered him 90 per cent,
and Max acccptcd. opening tonight with
"A.da." Upon arrival to-day Strakosch
was met by su,ta Of damages lnatltutcd
by Manager Darcy, Of the Detroit Opera
Ilouse. The rcsc1vcd.scat sales were Earntshrd
and forty trunks Of properties md wardrobes
attached by tue shcriil. Max, after much anx-
sety and use Of choice Italian cxptctivcs, &C.
cured bonds, and. bis property WINS released.
Darcy is In carnc4t In the matter, and proposes
to flud out III tic Courts whether theatrical
contracts arc worth anything. Strakosch claims
that tho contract was duly canceloa, and says ho
will fight the matter to the end.
, 1879-03-13

indigestion, dysoep.in. nervous prostrat,on and
all forms Of general debility Ecl,eycd hy taking
Manamau'a Faptonizad I'ccf Tome, tho only
preparation Of bref containing it, entr nutritious
properties. It Is not " mere stNuant like tha ex-
tFace Of beef. but contains blood d.maklno. forcc-
generating, and llfc.susa!nlnR properties: Ii In
result OF exhaustion, nervous prostsation. oyor-
work, Or acute dlacnaci particularly II resulting
from pulmonary couplalnts. Caswcl!, Hazard &
Histg
, 1879-03-13
tho East, however, tho natural, and In oyoty way
the most favorable. tuutn is vla 81. Louia.
FINAL DECISION.

IlNA14 Ayf\1SloNt
Gpteldl Dt&paeta 10 Tas tribune.
rNptANAroLls, Ind. March IA dlspatch
from Rcportcr Utto. OF the Supreme Court Of
tho United States, says the Court has decided
TINT, in cases where railroads orc sold condition.
ally, tftlo to cars and rolling stock is IN tho
rens1cr and a0ni,st The mortgaEo; and a1so'that
the Court can direct payment for tho better
mcnts Of The road made by Receivers out Of
fnn.ls received to my back clnttns. Tie case
decided was tint Of tho Chicago, Danv,l1c 4
vfncannes, but will apply 10 tho Bloomington &
Wcstern, and other roads.
ITEMS.
The representatives nj the roads leading TO
Mississippi River points will hold meeting at
The Grant Pacific Hottl to-day to make Bufntncr
rates.
Cunt. Crutchtr, Superintendent Of the New
Mexico Stage Linz, Is in tho citr, to make ar-
rangements with the Chicago roasls for business
TO Artxonn-
The friends Of Mr.. ". n. Larrabcc, the vet
eran Treasurer Of tie Chicago Il Alton Railroad,
will be glad TO learn thai he Inns recovered from
his late severe sickness and prcatles over the
business Of his department.
Another magnificent dtn!ng.car has iust been
brought out BY the Chicago, Burlington d Qutn-
cy Nailroad. It ia named The St. Charles, and
Is superior In construction anl outfit to my
ttnfng.car that has ever been constructed by
this OF any other company. The tfsn!ng.car linz
Of tn8 road Is proving quito card, and Is ElV-
ing great satisfaction to ita patrons.
The cases OF the Geuora1 Ticket and Paesou.
ger Agents. who were recently arrested by the
Rcalpers for refusing 10 redeem unused tickets,
were to hare cunlc zip bcforu Justice Kaufman
yesterday afternoon, but. owing 10 tile continued
sickness of TINT gentleman, they ucro again
| postponed until next Saturday. lfJusttcc Kau1E-
man Ia unable 10 attend to the cnses at that tne
they will 10 disposed OF by Justice Ha.n Mill
yesterday for illegally dealing III railroad tickets,
and some OF the scolpers Ueto again arrested,
Thc railroad mcn say they will Ecen thIs thing
| up from day to dny ms long as 8cAlpcr remains
tn tho business In this city.
An interview with gentlemnn who had re-
! Gently returned from lcalytllc Col, was lately
| published by an indianapolis paper and rapn6-
! iishcd In TIE TRIBUNE, IN which that gcntie-
man gives very exaggerated account Of tho
liarlsltps to be endured by people going to tltat
| place tn search Dt fortunes. Among other
things II was statc1 .lsat thu stage iare from th1
terminus Of the railroads 10 that point IL Sf00.
How greatly false this slatcmcnt Is can heat bo
seen from the fnct that the cnttrc fare from
Chicago to Lcadvillt, ssnec linc included, is only
s57, and tho faro from Denver or Canun City to
Leadrilu but Sl7. It is claimed, both by the
Union Pacific amd AtGhsson, Topeka s. santa Fe
Railroad officials, tint the other stutcmcuts
made by that gentleman aro equally cxag-
! rerntci
, 1879-03-13

TIL ENNVNEVV0 THI9 HLNNIVH =
may hare gono abroad that the extraordinary rich
display OF Into "noyolties" III carpets furniture,
Wallpaper, etc., at tho Chicago Carpet Co,npAnya
new stores, Wabash avenuo and Monroe street,
would not ba sold at lhcir former popular
prlces." You can Ecst assured tteY will be.
, 1879-03-13
nft1Et0ttG,


Dr.. Prec's spocial Fiavoring Exsracts aro Pc
cnlla.y delicious. Il takes but small quantity 10
impaIs tho natnrat flay1r OF tho fruit.