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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-20

Daily, except Saturday. Daily, except Monday.
Palace aleepng coaches al night trains betwees
gt. Paul and Fargo.
Passengers leaving St Paul at $40 p. m. reach
Fargo for breakfast next morning, and Bismarck %
the following evening
Connection made at Bismarck with stages for Dead
wood and all points In the Black Hills also for For
Buford, Standing Rock, Fort Keogh, Tongue River
and intermediate points and at st. Paul with trAna
TO and from all points East and South.
In effect Dee. TIA, 1879
81 z. SARGENT, Gen. Manager.
g. g. SANBoRN, Gen. Passenger Agent.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-20
ILABIIIIIE5s
COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE,
RAMSEY COUNTY, MINI,
ST. PAUL, April, 18th, 1880.

County warrants, jury certificates,
ETC., not presented for payments 5,7l2 2
Old Fort street bonds overdue,
never presented for payment. 2,46O o.
Interest coupons due, not presented
for 527l 81
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-20

Chicago, Milwaukee s. ST. taul hallway.
Passenger depot foot OF Jackson street. Ticket
Office northwest of Third and Jackson streets
Thompson Petsch, Ticket Agents, st. Paul.
Trains. 9! Leave cave; Leave:
, 1880-06-25
THE HOOSAC TuNNEt.

NORTH ADAMS, Afass., June H.-I'ne facts
regarding thu repnrts Of tho Giving In Of tho
ccntral shaft of tlie Iloosae Tunnel are rs
follows: This morning about o'clock tie
timhers Of tho upper flooring Of tho central
shaft, which were used to keep the loose
stones from falling. gave way, prccipltatlng
lnrRe quantity of timber a,tl such frng-
Inenta Of rock as hnd collected OIL 1t for tile
past tlxo yenrs.. Luclslly the workmen were
mot near ut tho tima and M trains were pass
5 a5ntl tic % rtbSfs! ' WIS renoyea o1 @ T.ero os WIS
naturally great excitement over the reports,
nn1 oil s0rta OF exaggerated stories wore cir
euiatvd. There is no tln,nage, as tho rernov-
Ing Of tile flooring was nbout to bo nlalu.
, 1880-06-25

OIL Finance. recommended TINT, In t,rsl1r to In
nwny with TIM necessity Ut issuing scrip fur tho
payment nftHn salaries nf tcncl1prs md otl,cr
employees for Mny Nlt june. the t'nu.mlttcn In
authorized tt bsrrtlw, through tho ttlntttrT,
frrm tho fscnrrnl Fund, eta:iiG IN ctsh. to to
repaid nut og tho prt,ccettA Of tho Sclnol-Iax
Fund, cYicd for tho current fscnl ycnr, wlicn
tho fnnncy In collected.
This VIVA c0ncnrred In. .
Tho sano Inspector reported that they hatl
Of tho 6eh,N agent. md fu,tnt them ttrrrct.
County 1f. tho principal II which il s:. 900, but
Tile rt'I1rtt was hprrN|rh
:, Inspector nctAticy. from THO Committee on
1aillitnys md tro'l'i!!s. nskcd auttority 70 nd
vcrttso for prtp,HAls fur tho erection nj trl1t-
!nEs Rt Twrntt.suyGllth nnd Wallace etrccta,'
W,1inut md kct!zfn styucts, mud nn the Cottage
Grow sctn0l lnt- It Wt.s granted.
- The sAtne Inspector Askct1 lint tho kthOtlls nt
Th!rty-tifth atill WnllncH Ftrrets anil f.lnoaIn
and Thtrty.nfth strents hc nNmrd. Tho FORMER
was dubbed the WMllnc0 Street.
Inspector Frnkn 1,vctl Tint tho other ho
chilled the Hnnpock Scht,ot. This WIS HRrccst to,
tut nfter enme tA1k rccOnshfcrctl, nfd f}rtRh-
ton " WIS substituted.
inspector Frnnkeuthn! offered n resolution
stls,,cntnR tho rne Of Inst year and ,lx!nY
seventy IN tho nvcrage for admission to tho
Il wns LOST 40 tho nvorago will continue to bo
The fsoartl ihon adjourned until this evening.
when teachers arc t0 be c!ccicl.
, 1880-06-25
POLITICAL NEWS.
ILLINOIS,.

aPeS14k <VT1ts3WIAt5see ~ 4Ht IAt[uR1 4f1V4Hts
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, juno M.-Sail D. G.
Smith, the Republican candidate for Con-
gross In tho Thirteenth District, to your cor
trip through tho district, find the Repub-
lEcaus not only sanguinc of carrying tie dis
trict, but equally rs confident TINT victory
will perch upon our State and National har-
hers ut tho coming fall election" Smith
has not only proven successful busi-
Hess man at his home Iii pelsin,
but is clear-lleNled.. and well posted in poll
tics. lie Is one Of those sort of men who
believes TINT good never comes otit of
Nazareth, In a political sense, without n good
deal Of lahorlous toll In tho party's vineyard.
1te believes TINT candidate is not always
safe when lie leaves tho gaps open and leaves
tho details Of tho campaign to his friends tt,
canvass md general supervision kent oyGr oy;5r
tho situation by tho candidate himself VIII,
smith III is e seoiafly a nam, aiSi 1 IS @ ono q tIc
hest informed and cultured Germans OF tic
he he ticfented Esil Fnnk in tic Itncotn
Convention for tho nomination. A maj!
the celebrated Funk family to fall by the
wnysido In u political contest must indeed
be strong man for the purity tliro4ghont
the district; a1l this tho GertnNn banker Of
1t nlny trutlifully be said that tho party
never was butter organized t!tnn Mt the pres.
ent time, and, though the nomination ofGar-
teld was great M sIl,TErlse 70 many Of te Ke-
Fl almost eycry township ii tiso district, Geen,
factlon and enthusiasm. Tha Republicans
Of Bloomington are already pertccttnga 1iost
thorough organization, two very largo
rtnf1Q hnyTnt ham f@frnniYnfl for
pilEyn work,-oAe composed of men between
thu ngcs Of 81. and So, tho club numbering
nearly :GD members, tho greater number Of
whom will III November deposit their first
ciu!, composed Of m older class Of 'citlzoils.
Including the best known business men ut
tho city Ind other classes Of citizens.
Throughout Mclean md adjoining counties
tho people nro preparing for u warm md en-
licain yote Is oxpcsfeti In November than has
ever before hccn known ln tho history orttho
party, 1t being estimated TINT nearly 1000
young men III Mclean. County alon9 will
then exercise tho franchise for tho t'rst time
Adlat i. Stevenson, the Democratic Con-
gress1llnlt from this city, arrived home from
tho East Inst night, but has mot been intrr-
viewed yet as to whether hc Intends TO be n
Ru,nod, however, that he will BE-. between
Stevenson and Smith tho fight Indicates 4
kind OF one-sttlcd nt[air, tho majority III tho
lntter's fnvor. holng cstlmateil by tho bcst-
iaii short Of s,0o0 votes. Stevenson last even
Ing informed your correspondent that III
Smith the Republicans. Ind put up q very
strong mnl, AMI It w1ult! by no cl!is's p'ny
tn @ @ptsPt Ss to sffs s ana 5 T. a fo, e91x Ts,
the district by all Hpul,l leans, and Is highly
paper Of tbs Western States. srAnK.E.
, 1880-06-25
THE CENSUS.

Spteta! DtspateA to TIE Chicago Tribune.
Tirrsuui.a, Pa, juno 2s.-The census
cnuMierntUEs Of tlIo various districts Included
In tho cities 0f pfttsburg md Allegheny hnye
completed their work uxccpt ns to the re-
vision of tho returns, which to-tlay Increase
tho tntal Of tito population nlEeatiy returned
10000 naInts Ono ellu1nerator who was met
to-tlay suited that llg la,l obtained 1u7 nd
'rhu figures. wl,teh tilo et!lin,erators ilnvo
already furnished Supervisor Murdoch, ,1lt-
officially show 4 tntnl Ut lSl,stss people Tor
l'ittsburg mud 7S.44 for Allegheny, III nll
~! :<<f2!,::l55 Tie f0ntinga for tho nti1acent
borouglls allt! Townships hlye not 1rei, com
plutetl, but thcse will certainly bring tia
Rrallh t0tnl Ut the real city OF IIttsburE lin
worry nearly to 500, QUO.
census returns OF this city show Il total pop
M!aton OF 4:',T7. The population IN 1870 wtss
Is ,so5, all incrusu Of l7,5l2, or tit per cent
, 1880-06-25
THE COUNTY-DUILDING,

SEVENTEEN nlyenturous couptcs yesterday
procured mnrrinKp ltocnscs.
TiE Granl Jury yesterday passed upon four
teen cases, and found eight trttc bills.
IN the County Court yesterday tho following
persons wert, ad1,,dRed insann pnupcrs: Cornc-
1fns Mcclure. T. u. iiucklnut, Mary lteng4,':, Al.
Ciarn EcHon'crg. md Alsuntla Summers.
Da. 1'ttnsTEts, IF London, prominent English
physcinn. yssiio tlla County Hospital ycsterlay.
The uoctnr purposes Remaining It'll tho city over
Siiis. Sisiis'' mo A0so'''. '' '"S''"''0n Oh "efae'
WARDEN Mills has Just finished tho thorough
iiutnfKnt!on of tho medical Side Of the County
cleanliness. 4 rr1vntc nigc has heen fitted up
f tho northeast cnrner Dt tho building. nnd thero
T. Mnw ~ snrsS r. q '. errson nr!ck !,age or
Harrison street.
JUDGE ltoaERs, who will shortly occupy tho
bench 1T tho Criminal Court: will mt, II Is sail,
hcl,rin9 of esssrni important bail enscs, a,noi,s
nthnrs Tint Of the notorious Cnney Murphy, tho
hallot-lox .nantnnlator, whose pr1ceGt'tnxs p as
hnre easily httn forgotten.
In tho Criminal Court Yesterday. Thnmaa
Kerfo Arls1 1atncs Sullivan wero tricd and nc
quilted mpo,, q charge OF lnrccny' FIR sscnling
guilty to tho lnrceny c 80, ind was sent tu Tho
IEnefG3llItT$ HuE 3CuC. 4HtH1Ih5 " llIl4lua
md Hurry Pnttur pleaded guilty 10 stcaling n
watch and some clothing. aud wcro rpnianded
for eentuuce.
CRUELTY 70 CHILD.
Henry Sass Rnd his wlfe Hattie we're On trial
yesterday In the Criminal Court, charged With
having til-trpited nrd starved thelr child Tho
facts Ut th!s peculiar case Wero sufficiently
given ut tho tlnin of tho Grrcst last mouth. Wit
Ilcsses were Introtluccti on tho trial to prove
that tor snvCral years, whlD tho fatnlly were re-
Httliny III Like Vicwt rho child WIS subjected to
1nureicss bcatEngs and continued AeYlcct ut tho
hAntls IF Its parents. Tho itttle KFl-a bright,
Intelligent CHILD years OF aHc-tcsttled to rD.
pcnteh beating ut tho hands of her father and
stopnlottsor, nnd told hDw Ghu hnh bcen
enn,psllotl 10 sleep Aloue in tho hRsement
Of No. 3at milwaukee, avenne, aud ilow
eho Ind tinnlly ,hecn rcacucl by officers
Of tho Iiun,nno st,clety. This drfeilants nro
people Of respectable nppcArlnco: Snss wAs tor
innly ycnrs hnt,kkreptr for Edward Ely. tho
tnllor md witnesses In his behalf testified to his
reputation ns MI honest and trt1Bty man. Iie
said TINT. having Rono Into business on hia own
account nntt filled, ho WIS nut In circumstances
tt give tito glr proper unrC, yet Mt nll times hH
inntIu I'm honest 1lftrt to euro for her. Mrs Shss
may be the thurman monster charged IN tho III.
Aletfncnt, bit her appearance 1ncs not 40 in
llente. Ii. ns charycd In tho opening ntitlrcKa
Ut their counsel, tho prosecution WIS set o.l
| foot by cnyiDls md l0use- totlgued women, tho
| unfortunate couple nrh to be plticd. The case
| will 20 to tho jury to-dNy.
, 1880-06-25
FIRES.
CHICAGO.


Tho wntchman 1T i. u. Ftsk's basketfnc-
tory. corner of Futton and Dpsptainos strcets.
Will, e,otn,, i3a ro,,,,as tl,rn,,i, tho ,,I,,nr
". s',od h"1 - a,as,,. ..e.',.,
NJ WV ocloek IeSteraay evening", neasu
crackllng rs 'if some one wero walking on
thu tnnterin1 used III the p1aCc. SupposinE
# WIS buralur. ho went to tl,o oIllco
m lin t5rat ffnor h ent lila rnvnlvor.
v" I"' o' o' ~ e.s ~" te"J' ',ss,.'
when WIS III n HFaWer III AcsR.
Turning to EO III the direction OF tic noise,
lie snw spnrks .1rpppIng from tile rear end Of
the srrnrh ilnnr, tIn nj nrrp s,nute,, to
aas,, ,.,,n'.,r an.o,, ~" strant - 49,, ~,
s'lnc peupio ae,oss '.o a',eet ~, ~ s1su ,t "n
alarlll' anu they ny 80 from box So'' Whe1a
engines renc|,etl tho sceue there nppenretI to
i,o @cna ,,eni nf n i,rr T IN m nddi,Inn in tl,e m
4,a ,e' ,!,,, "; ny ,t,., - IT, 49,, s,,,a,o
le"1 u the 1"'''t nA'lt!lns, a'"t s,''oho
wns coming from nearly every wtntluw In the
latter. lilo atcortingly turned in Eli,
knn,ytnr Tint the structural wns f11leti
vii, i,,t,,n,,,,h,n ,,ot,rtni ,v,il,tr ti,o
. "'I,. ii'N''u'o ,.'.'.I ''ats'"' i''.in ..u
next iavo hIitllitea the appearances certainty
Indicated tlat tIewho establishment would
bo destroyed, but owing to the atltnfrnblo
management Of tho Fire Department Ills
%ns asert,.,i n,,ti thn tjnmnro ,ynx rrniiv srnlI
Inn sii," sri.iri iii Hi ".,,ci, insnrd ,,rovnt.
t,,r i,nm1,v imsa vna - ',ntc,,t rrnnnn,nnmt
by whicit w,,tcr coi,li E,o ttrown M oiito INV
tnnnr ti.rurr, uorfn,rfo,i ,it,na tvI,fnI, tvnro
, 1880-06-25
THE READING.

A circular has been issued by tho repre-
sentative Of English holders of Rentflng Sc
curities suggesting q reorganization OF the
Company, ald 1t Is probable that the
plan will bo fayorably considered
abroad. Tho scheme substantially con-
templates the foreclosure Of. the bonds
prior to the general mortgage; tho
deprivation of holders Of general mortgage
conycrsjon ] Of iii unseci,rett cir Go,,tjs al1tl M ill.,
come mortgages Into preferred stock, nrtl The
fnctng Of hypotllecatcd securities In trust
against tho Issue Of : per cent special security
bOnds. tU DO glvoi, BIZ tile new Company to
tho sllarcholtlcrs IN exchange for aIi nsssss-
,ebt. This wo,i.l start til tlio nj now C Ca',paily
without any iloating tlebt, with s., 5Il 900 OF
bonds, and give It possession of the property
Of tho C0nl 4 1ran. Company, which Is rts-
gar.led rs. essential to tho success. of tho
Recalling 1tnilroat compAny. ThIs plan
troll Of ti,e KcadIng, ard thus prevent dis
asirous competition In the coa1 trade.
, 1880-06-25

UVstp1s OupoIrH 10 9H8 EH1tdVo 1ftuUH&
blAMoN, Ind, Juno 2t.-Tho Republican
Congressional Convention OF thu Eleventh,
District was held heru to-day. George W.
Steele, Of this city, was nominated. Steola
Is q graduate Of West Point, ls about :s5
years of Ige, a,.l n very able rnar. liz IL q
man ut considerable wenltll, atld gnod
citizen. Ills opponent will bo Judgd Blake,
Of Huntingdon.
8pfetai Dhpafth to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
Sorrit BEND, Intl., juno A.-Tho Ropub-
licAn Congressional Convention for this
(TAfrtccntL} district WIS held here to-day,
nlIr resulted i! nominating BY acclanati0n
Illon,bnr. Tho luat Legislature Iii their re-
tlIstrlctiny tho State threw part Ut tho
tlos1ien district tnto tlIis.. John IL, Baker, Of
Goshen, IL letter rcad before the CoMyell-
vsntion @ PASSED 4 resolution .ionouncing tic
actor, Of ttlD Supreme Court III oyerthr0WlMg
tho constitutional alAentlments.
, 1880-06-25

Indigestion; dyapepalA, nervous prostitution,
nntt Mll forlsis Of Ktn1rt debility relieved by Tux
ttlK sfensinnns peptonizetl lleet Tunlc, tho only
preparation Of bcof eontalnllbY tts entlrp ,,ts,-
tols properties. 1t IL not f,lere stinttlant like
the extr,lcts af beef. bnt contnna blooi-lnuklng,
fOrce-Hgn6r,stnK, mil llf3-slatnInnE properties;
isinvnlnnhle IN ii! erfeablo<. condtloi,s whether
tho result Of oxhAl1stin1l, nnrynta prostitution,
0vorw0rk. Or Rc4te dsaase; particularly II ri.
a,ltinR frtn pul,nntlury onmp!Rlntx. CsswOll,
lIuzRsti & Co., prpprletoFs, Now York. For salo
by tlruggtats.
, 1880-06-25

The Board uf Education held a regular semi
monthly meeting last sycuing. proaldent Hoyne
In tho chair, and Ill tho Inspectors preseut OK.
cept English, tiehberg, and Hartlett.
a communication WINS received from tho
Alumnl Association ot the North Division High
School, inviting the Board to attend their 70.
union and banquet ut MaEttne's Hall, on Chicago
avenue, Wednesday.
The Invitation was accepted.
Inspector Fsaukenthal, from tho Committee
, 1880-06-25
WOOL,


spteta1 Dtspateh to 1hs CAttoeo Tribune.
BATTLE CllEEK, Mich, juno 2i.-Tho
wool mnrkct Is very actlye Mt present. There
are three buyers here, who thus fur this sea-
SOIL have purchased 10000 pounds, paying
bring 81 to 10 cunts.
, 1880-06-25
1 Boston 1+esxon III ktIQuet to New
York,

!lsto1 E0tsF8tFctl9 HW!fll0. -
This muir Tho Ht,oth breakfast1 was ~
breakfast" and It Ia u ont OF t.lAtu to Ko to
lEtakfaAt ln full arcss Rs 1t would DO tn attend
tllnncr party In fE!tuk coat. Thu delegation
known gantlonlen, nil accustomed to The uaagcs
Ut good soolety. to the,r good taste bs it said,
appeared In the proper costume OF feock- cuaf
ana light pantaloouS. 4 large part OF tho New
York GueatS wore Ia full dinner dress-
, 1880-06-25
SUICIDE.

MAE1rowoc, Wis, Jllno 2i.-hfrs. Gary,
tho w1fa Of William tiary, 4 wcll-to-tlo
far1ner Of tho Town OF. Franklin, tllts county,
committed suicide Inst night BY cutting l,er
throat fr0m ear to cur. Temporary Insanity
tho proDn1le cause.
, 1880-06-25

Rp<etal Dtsrdseh 10 Ths Chicago Tribune.
CAIRo, ILL.,, Juna H.-Don0vnn t. Kelly, of
Memphis, have been awarded the contract
for tho extension OF the Mobile & Ohio Rail-
raad from Columbus to East Cairo, and wilt
complete tbs work by Dec. |.
, 1880-06-25
SIIspFM1En.

SAN FnANo1sco, CaL, juno 9I.-Tho Reno
Savings hank suspended this morning.
Cause, accomsAodated too many md iard
times made money tight There are said to
fe abundant assets to meet all the liabilities.
j. A. Klnkeati, President, IL down Will, nery-
Gus prostitution.
, 1880-06-25

MONTGOMERY. Ala, juno M.-Congrcss-
man Lowe, Gen. Withers, aud about thirty
others from Mobile, Madison, Jefferson, Au-
tauga, Clay, Lawrence, and Morgan Coul.-
ties met !lofo to-day to solGct q State Ticket
against the Democratic nominees. Tl.e ut
tendance WINS very small.
, 1880-06-25

= 7AI " F71EE5LI4FUf w VIZ
WHEELING, W. Va, June A.-The oxten-
slye tlonring-mlil Of Y. s. White, Of Dellton,
on the Dalltmore l. Ohio Railway, near this
city, WINS totally destroyed by lire to-day,
Loss, SO, 600; Insurance, $4,000,
, 1880-06-25

NEW Yo1sK, June 2i.-Tha Directors Of the
Chicago, 1lnck Island ,Ss Pncltlc to-day de-
clared Il quarterly dividend Of ~ per cent
OIL tho new stock.
, 1880-06-25
MAINE.

LEWISTON, Me.t June A.-Tha Second
District Republicans renomMatel w. r.
Fryo for Congress.
, 1880-06-25
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

@nv Ia Mt thc Ehnrman.
f. ". snAcKroHn. Philadelphia: +. IT, sohock-
ford. 1t. Paul; md II. Totlow. Philadelphia, nro
at tho Sherman.
g p Monxr DenysG, md :,s.r e n Ny!f, os;s snn
pro at tho Tron.ont
TIE drawing. Of tho runlls Of tho Central ant
y, IN ronns ~ t, isonrT Of Educotio for t
~ .,ar9 s9e ,' 'ynst. ''' t'o'" VI ''
49, 49, u.,, /
~ r MAns.l "afsaw s,a,, ~; tc!,i;, Se nn.i IL
T. he'F 1nneY Of r tic PeuItnmtiary isoari, Mar.
'h"'', nre ut tho aran'' p"e'''e; e.. s,,, ,.,
took rlnco last evening A. tho rnlmtr lInt1ac.
nntl proved to lo very pheasant ~ atalr' About
N, 1ttckvAx. r. poutluR. md Alo1 anicr
Ewne, London. England: Thnrnns u; Horne,
IivrtronI. Enaiant; Mr. and Mr. G. =. Hunt.
lnR. Newcastle c-on-1ync. England. aro Mt tho |
r,,r tcmncr,turc vestcrlov. ns observed nv |
aann,sc. mntic;nn. M Mn,is'1 strcut TTntuuSH
n,dIRs q Was nt T. Il nj . sRrsesi j. :, n; III
a. H. .g,5: n M, a5l,
AYrE71xo ot tle Msxtcqn M , wsr Veterans !s ; was
i,tIon IN wbcI, tboy nor1seI tho r,tm mInatson nt
rrcstacnnv' " ''"~"' 1~ '
:, 49,, ,.,.,, a.. ..,-.s ~.
MEATH @ ta l~kso u tS s assnao ] II Wallet ' vas yes- S
tcr!lny identified ns thnt nt lthsmls lions!e1i.
WIN hns n wifo ind t,ya chlltireti living Mt tic
t,,,rst Wit t,o hni,l horGnftcr. SO
S',"s ..,,o ..,.,..,,,
At the fire ut Nus. 70 md s Ftiltan street yGs-
tertny afternoon. wns buddy burned nhnut the
fnec hnnds as,ti nGrk Hc was e. fakGn % 70 the resi-.
strc ~ ~ ~ ,aro T., ~ nS.ana VI H. t, th,,a.,,t
sIs ni,.r1es ti@xh pa;r'fnl In tho EXTREMIST tjc
efoc' "o"'a ''o' ptose ''"se'ous'
THE Continental Gllar,ls; of Now orleans. will
retlrt, from their Walt to f}astnn tn-ny, rcnch-
ing hero Mt 6:40 this morning. They will bg mot
Mt the tferos BY Company II of the First ltcxf-
.:a0 tloy Will bo riven dinner 1T tho Palmer
Houaf, md In the evening will he escorted to
tho tn(nn1s Central ,1cpN., whore they will take
tho train Mt $50 for homo.
ftSa Tenn , OF yothg @ nofses aftachc' 10
~ fgt cn mH tnok Twit rbt H at s vssn'av y n"r.
3nR hila fhn nwAs s rrtl Inc eurneT a T. @. LIKE an
1ti ,.r 1 nn stn,t W. th,M rx w @ Ill.,
open. tno fcnm ralsnoa nvcr tno nnnt'lcnt 1f,lo
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-27
TEN CENTS Pc WE X.
THE CITY.
saturday Evening, March, a7, 1850
LEDGER LINES.


-Kirkland's Easter hats,
-Kirkland's Easter scarfs.
-Kirkland's Easter handkerchief.
The last of lent.
Francisco & Co., hatters.
Maple sugar, Lyle & Shields.
-Nobby styles for spring, at Fran
c%isco's.
Out like a lion goes the stormy
month.
Brown & Jones, coal, Office 282
Main street.
clustering March winds last
night and to-day.
Ladies' slippers and Newport ties,
at Big Boot shoe store, 344 Main.
Many poor wight's hat left its
resting place for a fly to windward
to-day.
Fine creamery and fresh made
dairy-butter, received by Lyle &
Shields.
The most glorious in the Christian
calander, resurrection day, comes
tomorrow.
Attention is called to application
for bookkeeper in want column sign.
ed -. P. G."
Blank books of all kinds made at
the LEDGER Office book bindery, 13
Madison street.
"A verdict of not guilty was re-
turned by the jury o.day in the Zim-
norman murder case.
R. f. Arata was on trial at noon
to-day in the criminal court, charged
with ~assaulting 0wney Hart.
The fourth ward political club
organized last night, aud chose Hon.
Hu Brinkley for its president.
Business men will find it to their
interest to have all their job printing
done at the PUBLIC LEDGER Office.
Main street, between c4rbs, is 38l
feet, and from Auction to Georgia il
is 10,lOO feet, or a little over twt
miles.
Mr.. w. H. Kurdish gave a gooC
and solvent bond in the crimina
court to-day, and was released from
custody.
"A shower in the early hours o
this morning laid the thick dust low
and it no longer circulates to ammo.
wayfarers.
The bottom dropped completed
from under the egg market yesterday
They were selling from 7 to s cent
per dozen, ia big lots.
t. The LEDGER Job Printing ofic
and Book Bindery, ID Madison, exc
cutes everything in their line as nea
and cheap as any house. t
Cattle are no longer to be per
mitted to roam at large, the authori
ties say. Those who own no cattl
will be glad to hear this.
The drawing Of the Common
wealth distribution company take
place at Louisville on the Both. &c
tickets at the usual place.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-27
Personal.

DR.. Buddeke, Eye and Ear diseases
No. Sc East Court street. lat
DR.. A. l.. Kimbro, Office 1874 Main
street. Residence, 18l Vance st. 30.
Rev. Il. Daniel, who has been alb
sent the past week visiting his father
near Vicksburg, Miss, has returned,
and will occupy his pulpit again to-
morrow.
All the choicest and freshest maya
zines-such as Harper, Leslie, Dem
crest, Scribner, Wide Awake, etc.,
etc., together with a full line Of illus
trated weekly papers-can be had at
Billy Liebon's news stand, 1854 Main
street. He keeps open on Sundays
until noon. Call there to get a supply
Of choice reading matter.
The large assortment Of fashionable
shoes for ladies' spring wear on exhi-
bition at VIM. Miller's, 221 Main, is
such as will please the taste of the
most fastidious. Ladies' opera slip
pers, Newport ties, sandals, strap
slippers, etc, are some Of the styles
offered at very low prices to the ladies.
The ladies who need such articles
should give Miller the first call when
out shopping.
Martin Cohen, the popular halter,
2l9 Main street, has received his
entire stock offspring goods, embracing
all the latest and most fashionable
styles known to the trade. In addition
to having a large and elegant assort-
ment of hats for gentlemen, he has
also received a stock of ladies navy
caps, which is the rage now among the
followers of Dame Fashion. He offers
good goods at low prices, and hat
wearers will save money by making
their purchases at his store.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-27
PEABODY BILLIARD HALL.
SID COOK, Proprietor.
The most elegant resort for
lovers Of the game. 99t
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Second Presbyterian church, corner
of Main and Beal streets-Sabbath.
school $50 am; services II O'Clock
am. and 1870 pm, by Rev. W. W,
Houston. +
Linden street Christian church,
Sunday-school 9 am; Lords supper
1870 am; Preaching IL am. and
7:30 pm. Easter sermon in the
morning. j. NJ. Tribe, pastor.
St. Johns M. 4. church, corner
Vance and Lauderdale streets Ser
vices at II am. and 7:3O pm, con.
ducted by Rev. A. G. Park. Sun
day-school at Bpm. VIM. Schimmin.
pastor,
Sixth street NJ. E. church, corner
of Sixth and jackson streets. Ser.
vices at II am. and 3 pm, conducted
by Rev. Mr.. Thomas, assisted by Rev
VIM. Schimmin.