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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-08-06
ChanCerY Sale Of Real Estate


Chancery Court Of Shelby county-R. No. 117s
[1Ann J Adams ct oil, VS.. J j Mitchell Of nj.
by virtue OF an interlocutory decree for
~ sale, entered in the above cause on the
l4th day Of June, 1880, ! will sell, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, In mont Of
the clerk and masters Office, eourthonse N
the T9Etns District Of Shelby county, Mem
Saturday, August I4th, 1880,
within legal hours, the following described
t0-wit: '"'
ct No. } Of tho sub.division OF lot No. I q,
Meniphis, fronting 20 ieot on tho west side Of
Meiltngton street and running back between
parallel lines to LaRose street, the north lins
inches. 80 io0' ~
LOT No Of .ub. liyi Jon oflot No. lin CITY
81 Mem bis. f%oniipg 20 feet on west side ~
Wellington tIeet with a depth Of - fess kOOl
tseon pq'Nietliuts. W Do
rms vi ra'e 'nsh.
'hsJuly ~, Il o,
Z J. BiACB Cio,k and Mastsr.
oaHtt 4 Patterson, Ats. IB la isS III
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-Non.resldent MotIee.

No. ss77-In the Chancery Court Of Shelby
county, Tennessee-Jo w Voegeii vs..
rhss. Hippel ct al
TT appearing from affidavit in this caus,
i that the defendants August Naurer,
Bertha Maurer, Otto Maurer and Amelia
Manner are non. residents Of the State Of Ten
nessev; it is therefore ordered that they make
their appearance herein. at the courthouse oil
Ehelby county, in Memphis, Tenn, on or be.
fore the first Monday in October, 1880, and
plead. answer or demur to complainant
fessed as 10 them aud set for hearing
ex-perte, and that a copy Of this order be
published once q week, for four successive
weeks, in the Public Ledger.
This the 2lth day OF July, 1880.
A c~0py-attest;
II. ] BLACK. clerk and master.
By 4. B. McHENRY, ID. G, and M.
Weatherfofd x Eites, Solicitors for com
plainant. l26 10 1873 l4t
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G. REN0ULT, Partisan shirt facto
ry, has removed to 1911 Main street
Best shirts made to order, 81. Gents.
furnishing goods at low prices. 157
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Election Notes.
Chief Athy is now our sheriff.

ShANA ~@Ahe 49, 49,
Judge Horrigan still boards at the
Peabody.
H. NJ. H. fell chort of his ezpecta-
tions several votes.
The LEDGER said all along that II
NJ. II. was not in the race.
The Irish team was consolidated
in the First yesterday, for nee.
The Powell vote did not reach a
hundred in a single ward of the city.
Several enthusiasts felt like setting
up all through last night, and some
did.
The national party was represented
at Presidents Island by "a large ma
jority."
MIR. Powell says he has known for
two weeks how it would go. Oh,
Pshaw.
-Sixty-two applications for deputy
sheriff considered by the sheriff elect
this forenoon.
The %majoriiies are for Horrigan,
l. ,5O3; Mcdowell, 4l4O; McGowan,
3O68; Athy, 29l8,
H.. NJ. HIS total vote leads Powell
IA in the country, not including Col
lierville and Baskerville.
A few dozen cannon shots and sew
eral bonhres, contributed to the en-
thusiasm Of last nights jubilee.
H. NJ. II. was not running. He re-
ceiyed merely a few complimentary
votes, that was all.
One single poor little sour. looking
vote was cast for II. NJ. II. at the
Presidents Island poll.
For the past thirty years no such in.
terest as hal Of yesterday has been
manifested in an election here.
Judge Hor igan was returned by q
large majority, if it is put in the Ian
guage of the Hon. Bardwell Slote.
When Front row and Main street
stores close doors and their keepers
90 to work at the polls, it means bust
ness,
Sheriff Athy will make very few
changes among the deputies. The
present is a good working force anC
suits him.
Our table to day includes the tota
vote of the county. except Baskerville
in the Ninth, and Collierville, in The
Tenth district.
Philip r. Athy will be inducted int
the Office of sheriff this afternoon
and commence the duties of the Office
on the first ofnext month.
THE only colored ward carried il
the city by the democrats was thu
Seventh. So much for thorough or.
ganisation and good work.
For the first time In history thu
clergy, without exception, as far a
heard, went to the polls and voted fl
Athy and the rest Of the straigh.
ticket.
Total city vote 56l5 for Athy, 234'
for Shaw, and 535 for Powell. 70.
MCGOWAN, 562l Eaton, 24OI; Fleece
1885; Bigelow, 1882 Horrigan, 1854
Hill, 3Sl.
The Israelites closed up, went t
the polls, worked like beavers, an,
acted nobly. They were as industri
GUS as if they we're laboriug in thei
regular business.
The colored voters failed to spenl
their money for powder and shot, no
did they follow bad counsel and carr.
their guns, they we're not SO indis
erect this time.
A gentleman from Michigan led tn
ticket yesterday by nearly 1900 ma
jority. It shows what a man fror
up nawth" can do, when he carrie
: his sails straight.
Aged, decrepid men, who were un
able 10 "hobble to the front" wer
! conveyed in carriages, under escort {
their friends, and cast their votes fc
the law aud order ticket.
k Tie trouble Of Sheriff Athy wi
c Pmsree 10 morrow. When NJ,
Goran was made sheriff, he ha
eleven appointments to make and oyC
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-08-06

Parties having old magazines or
newspapers and who wish to make a
handsome book, should call at the
LEDGER bindery and see how cheap
they can get a library together.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-08-06

Kirkland's celluloid collars reduced
to New York prices for the benefit Of
travellers. No Sunday work required.
Sponge them off in the morning
Clearly, healthy and economical. l45
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ICE CREAM, TEN CENTS,
STAFFER'S, $40 Main. 81

Jack Walsh, Pat Winters, Chief
Mike McFadden and Chief Athy
worked for the straight ticket all to
gether, yesterday, for the first time
since the 'wah."
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Attachment Notice.

Before Thos. Fleming, J. p. for She INV ,oun-
", Tenn.-Georgo Hutchinson VS., John
Geliispe.
TN this cause an attachment liavinr basr
l sued out under Section 3455 Of The code o
Tennessee, and returned levied nnor
the property Of the def mdSnt. sno
affidavit having been made that M.
fendant is indebted to the plaintiff in IN,
sum of SCI 40. due by account, and thai
nonresident of the State of Tennessee.
1t Is therefore ordered that the said defend.
ant make his personal appearance before
me on the Goth day Of August, 1850.
az my Office, No, 80 Madison street, Memphis
Tennessee, and defend said attach
mont suit within the time prescribed
by law, or the same will be- nro-
ceeded with ex-parto; and that a copy of Ibis
order be published once q week for four sue
cessive weeks in the Public Ledger,
This the 18th day of July, 1880.
llb III 100 1876 THOS. FLEMING p
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1t was rumored yesterday evening
that Bob Church worked hard for the
Athy ticket. He labOred square and
earnestly for the other side, unbroken.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-08-06

Uncle Tom, of Raleigh, was in town
to-day gathering in his bets. He
made a number on the right sight side
and took them all in.
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The total vote cast yesterday was,
for sheriff, 1922 trustee, Is, 265;chan-
%cellor, 1926; criminal court judge,
l4lS3, and two precincts yet to hear
from.
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AT COSI.

Mr.. H. t. Brov IN, living in Shady
Grove, Franklin county, Va, saws.
Having thoroug hly tested DR.. Bulls
baby syrup in ny family, I ~cheerfully
certify to Its uniformly good effect,
and recommG I'D it as a most excellent
remedy.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-08-06

Read Mr.. Watkins card. He is
headquarters for all kinds of campaign
goods. The best quality of these
things turned out 10 the country.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-08-06

DR.. John Abercrombie, 24OM Main sci
DR.. Buddeke, Eye and Ear diseases
No. 56 East Court street. lat
On "Wednesday last Miss Carrie
Goldsmith and Mr.. G. M. Fonduward
we're married in Richmond, Va.
last evening, at the residence of
the brides father, in this city, Miss
Laura CrossOn and DR.. A. II. Knox
we're united in wedlOck by the Rev.
w. II. Barksdale.
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PAY YOUR BETS

Send your orders to cohen. A
- hat for 81.
COHEN, the Halter.
1888 2I0 Main street.
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paoFEssIoNAL

W.. l.. Dan. Att6rney-at-Aaw,
Planters Inns. B'Id'g.39 Madison. l2st
r NJ. COLEMAN, Justice Of the Peace,
81. Notary Public aud Commissioner OF
Deeds. Special attention given 10 collections
In the county. Office 2A Front st. isl
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-08-06

nnTIEKY.
IlAKE NOTICnl

This is the only Lottery aver voted on nv TIE
people offs s'tato, and under alate decision of
the U ). su preme Court at Washington Is the
only legal Lottery row in the United States,
~ oaer charters having been repealed or
A 5PLEiNDTD OpPORTUNITV TO
Il WIN A FORTUEEI
EIGHTH TkAND DISTRIBUTION, GLASS
A. ny New Or ,eans, Tuesday, August
iOIn' 1855, I'D Monthly Drawing.
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PUBLIC LEDGER job printingofice
ard book binderY. Is Madison.
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Delegates 10 Democratic COnven-
ton ut Nashville, Take Notice.
The fare for delegates to the demo
cratic convention at Nashville will te
one limited rate, 5000 for round trip.
Tickets will be on sale August 9Th,
9th and 10th, good return August l4th,
JAS. SPEED,
Agent L., N. & G. S. R. r.
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or same person at
No. 319 Broadway, New York,
or -. 4. Gillespie,
No, West Court street, Memphis, TIE nm.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings ore
under the supervision and management Of
Gems. g.. I. Beauregard and Jubal A. EARLY.
w&s1!A ~
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KAHN & FREIBERG.
ConNER MAIN Ar PorLAl

Continued sale of eWhi irish Linens.
lOc and l5c per I'd. Also Lawns, Lawns
20, Lawns &c, 4c and Sc, and Grenadines
DC per I'd.
These goods must be closed out. Also
TO loo and 15c.
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JOHN WALSH UNDERTAKES,
341 second Street. 1881
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KAHN a FRETRERC.

Uorner MAIN and Poplar.
Also 100 doz Ladies' regular-made pink
seamless Hose and Balbriggans, pc, EN-
broidered, zoe.
KAHN a. FREIBERG,
Corner Main and POPLAR.
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a. as.U opltoh az tns ) lupus uius, No
VI 40 Sain street, opposite Miss. q Tenn
rail oad depot, Thsy will gin it from your
wa '"e i1lf
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no buy a second hand Elevator.
Il 2 SKESSEl, sr. &Son
1'N rorno- 4 ferson and Second.
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Is z Prizes, amounting to- ......,...,S hi0. 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted
3 AL points, to whom liberal compensation
Fill be paid.
Write, clearly stating full address, for fur.
Their information, or send orders by exprees or
IN q kegistered Letter or Money Order by
mail, addressed only TO-
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Louisiana State Lottery COMPANY

Tins instr .ution was regularly incorporated
oy inc hegr stature of the State for Educational
and Char table purposes in 1858, for the
term 81 twenty-five yenrs, to which con-
tIaes We inviolable faith of the State is
plecaed which pledge has been renewed by
IN ogs rwhelming popular vote, securing its
Dosa' nber 2, A. D. 1879, with q capital Of
@,oU 100, to which it has since added a re-
serve fund of over S350,O00. HIS Grand
SiB gle Number Distribution will take
plf .ce monthly on the second Tuesday. It
ne yer scales or postpones. Look at the follow
irlg distribution:
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
100000 Tickets, at 1--WE Dollars Each.
Half nioGots nna n,lIo.
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OUR CHEAP COLUMN.
REWARD,


A SECONDHAND four horse power en-
Agins and boiler in g0nd order. II Seessel
Sr, I Snn. corner teHerson and Second. VII
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NAY Boarders, ut Ma. SIC Shelby street, 6
liner week. AkREKEL. 1881
, 1880-09-13
,0c0N0ht0WOC.

Special Correspondence cf 7h4 Chteaoo Tribune.
OcoNoAow0C, Wis.sSept.' l0,-Th0rs are very
fow pcoplo. In this country who cau or will rs-
atIxo what blessing pleasant weather IL, until
they havo plo1'tcd through four weeks spell
Of dsa9rceubly dump, Nurm, musky. rainy
weathor, such as has bocn our lot 70 a1perienen
during tho month 0f August, A Tow pleasant
days, md tho. rrappcaranca at tho hai,4aou.1
faco at "Old Sol" have placed Us again all
right, anl enabled the community TO proceed
with thslv Usual avOcAuouk
A few Ertsty nights this week remind tho
summer-guasts who still remain that they must
h0 preparing ~ return to their humest and BY
next wcok thero will bo very few l0ft. Thnas
fow who expect 10 remaitl arc anticipating soale
flno snort, and arc cuRuQctl III planning hunting.
excursions to 10 up Atl0nE tha. llnatattKl
marshes, whcr0 ,iAeks arc already reported t0
bQ found III abundance. Hustisfor.l ID abnNt
eighteen miles lDsth ct hcru. aHd Is always nlnl0
tho fecdng- Hruund aud ttsslinx. plupu Ut thOit~
sands o( tllcks un th0lr way SOUTH. II Xonurlilr
takes two days to ~ autl come with team and
iuls ait,it,st ofrry tlAy we'll 1nlett with Halle.
Thu gOutud d5 tho proposed branch ot thu North
western ilAilroul bctweon Ain,ll4,N Anl t(llWuu-
kcu hss boon surveyed, md mott 0t the right.
nf-wuy secured from tAs land.nwnrFs. Tho
track Will run eight Mllrs south Of Dts,nut.,owcc
vi The near.st lsolnt, Wells. llurrisun s. Hhute,
NJ Milwaukee,, tho contractors, Will euut.leuyp
work next week ia the, vicinity u Waukrsha,
and by thair oOntrRGt nsnat lAvO tho foAa reRAy
for tho Fals by tho 1st Uf Junu 1tuxt. The prop.
crty'0wneTr " the line VI thv route gsmaklny
, 1880-09-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

suHpAf.sChook ASSivE1SAnr.
Tho Slinday.scbool 0f tho lInlstcd Street
Methodist Church cttebr,ted Its fourteenth nm.
n,yertorv Yesterday of,ott,t,rn IN Iho ,,roaonr,
- !.aaJ a,.et'",H ~ the presence
ol larso a1il!enec. tho school has n,nihbcr4
sh'P or alN''it 1.01l and the ascrnRc attendance
nn,,c, tho .ns, ""u ",xn.. uns sf"mM
.,s.,.,,, w. ".',s n'osse ~ Snsu!ns!ahces anu
tatouHn great trlals INC anNtorihm OF Tho
Tho excrcl6cs consisted Of music. yocul aud In.
stru1nentnl NerfDtutni rcntltt,rs, md triuf ali
dresses Dy Elpertntoilflent Keai and t,n un.tt,r
tho Iter. i. H. IfnrdIu, which werc highly inter.
tho celebration, Besides Tho f,rrnn n peert
1tlartct. tho riiurrh choir md The merry v0ces
OF tho chllarpr, there was present an orubnstra,
mn innovnt!On. but n very ptensnnt one,-and
tho little folks wf1h1io doubt wish for u,any a,,Gh
anniversaries, for 1t Is seldom that thoy find
s;tch trenfa inixsd With Their catechiatrs and
other school wnrk. The school Is now In flour
tshing condition.
nj. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL cHuHcu
t,.s.,.... .EpsMei w DNhHo hvl:Hp 9sstcFuAys
, 1880-09-13
ROCKFORD.
Flag.rarty-nIvorce.snit.

4. Special Cur1rspondtnts Of Ths cnttdso Tribune,
1t0CxroaD. Ill, Sept. 1l.-The latcst social
ovcnr Of tho Season was tho Flng-rarty, which
waa held for tho purpose Of obtaining mcans
with which 10 purchase ting for tho Rockford
hiilcs, to take With them OF, tho!r trip 10 ATLANTA.
Ga Tho party wns wholly under the nannRa-
mont Of tho lntlos, and rot!ecta Rrcnt credit
upon thoni,-for 1t WINS II SUCCESS In every par-
tinulnr, 1lot only socially, hut financially, "a
about a00 Tickets hntt bctn cold. 0nd tho ladies
vii! doubtless realizo abnvo all expenses $i5O,
Mra. AEniMla Nutter has commenced suit In
this circuit Court, tho Chnnc1ry slfa thurtsof,
praying Tor \ .,kMre0 from hur h1Slind, VIII
tam II, Nuttpr. Tho allegations ns set forth In
tho rgtttion hrD: ttnt they worp inarrIol ut
i's!vl4cro on the 18th day of ootolor, issa and
ter left hsr husband and haS orer since refused
to tIve With him. She turther clnims TINT hc has
violated hia tnarrtngo- contract. ant! has been
guilty Of Uxttctnc aud repeated or.lolty. He has
1nAt,y times CoAtet, struck. and Kicked her, and
NoAlnHted 10 furnish her with sufficient fool hnd
clothpx; During the time they lived together
two children wCro horn,-Llxztp, now u mud
1.ottIC, ntw il ycars OF ago. Mrs Nuttcr has
been rcsid0nt Of thls county for about a yoar.
, 1880-09-13

efforts to ratsb money enough. To donate tho
depot. grounds Afid 6onle or flo work on tho
truck for tho privilege OF having tho road aud
depot ncHf them.
fhs iast hnp Of the season was given at Dor
evening was c00l, and very good t,rio was nt1-
to5cd by all. This p1aco will open on thu 2lst
inst as boarding school for y0tin9 ldt1leH.
reception was hold m Friday Inst hg 8fe.
and hrs. Fersl W. Peck, ut ChEsaEu, 10 oolabrnto
tho completion of their now snsnmer. residence
here, Tho building was Illuminated beautifully
" their Chicago friends wcre present. This
fGs!'icIlco was built ,tn,ler tho charge Of Arcn'.
M.GA MGt Ensa Cnapmhtt nf Chicago, md fs n model
Mr.. Wills q. Plank. Ut Minneapolis, Is to bo
married 70 Miss Oora Rockwell. Of this city, on
tho &lat tnst., nj tue residence OF tho BRIDES
brother. cx- Mayor 4. J. Rockwell. Invitations
arc out Sor Weddtng- reception 10 10 held by
III. and Mrs. Plank at their future homo In
, 1880-09-13

SERMON ny TIE nEv. RunSEn ErI1s.
Tho hov. Sumner Ellis, pastor Of tho Church
Woshl,uton strcots nrr,chcI ves,"r'1av 1,oru. "rn
Inc mnnn tho ,e1t. p'~A'A 'e''''""' '''o'''
''iE 4anpu "pn' a.ns .nu ,sss; .' Ill.,. ,.,..u n,.
D., A.. ,,' ''
Confesstns that Christianity was It's great
neea be o considered 90 tho ays and eons Of
,n.,aa,,,, s.unns ''Gso ~ us'"n cnnfnciT IN tno
nouaeho'a. III ansseflnS INC question how this
cplcs In nccorflatco with which tle tnpcr lifo
w,s ,lcvnn,1 ,,nior al, ctrm,n,.r ncos oiltc IN,
~ .,.o so,'s T., .t a. auno ~ ~
cietyt
The tlrst principle Of tho unfolding Of tho In
Ysp tS vi o a. re9enyty y
lux. Through ills cttyity thore catno Il, ~ tho
MEsnnihgs IL character and throusF, q ali Il o1ir e
sa6tlo wy Theso fcenss wero T. 'iv 'sos - seif III
kindlct, Bit tho slightest touches OF INFLUENCE
lighior than tho impress uf atr on our hoiics,-
into us,-sufiiced to set thcu1 in motion md
charso thom with i now spirit. our .natures
p.on r III ouIh if,d o,;at, III " h1otsen oans ae
tnxlos - Of tho % atIaosphoTo @ II which ii oo Wo live
a!,d moved: j was those openinas that cons.
arKe shire Of HUI tultto IND chaructor aa we
wore Maadu m9inly whit W, wSro BY our
dcbteti iaFeciy 10 Chrstinn atmtsDhere' 70 Al Xt
QUO or.l Of thu eroat prtcesscs Of tho bjW,cr ,ffa
~ Roaa 0S @ a q = ~ e Sssr s"s
a, ,o e,t @ & 10 ny fSset se
tho cnttrt. r,int1tcts,rs Mnn ar,,W tnsn thn mneo
~ III thrhtsWwaa snlmr. sv ti,oir Srn~Ifv ,9IEe
cnocrot by tnslr % %lsy!ty an Eroatcns ly sho,
Sms stentit1v iiowna 'nw, Imin n.,r sS4rid o,.
without thasc idoas III" that W. world va iii.
AZ aeM N SILENCE: IIe.,ee tho need ot
, 1880-09-13
low-lnet,. md whether NO arp Rrntincd or not In
which shall NUKE tho aoth Facr0co rendered 1T
thu Btrvis.n nf I1fnirhfy {3tH

Vt, y1!eh @ .aall makf, tl,e aota faerco rendered III
IN WIN sork pa pfs.psrr S;s Nth%t s Isiups p"ts 's
~ S "S sn e%"thSr ea. oy n,n to snfc
Are intended ~ ooinpImcnr sci, aficr a,sinE
llHhtly ttMn tho euffaeo Of nuntnn prl'lc, lhey
s'rtketlerpcr, and lcr,e ping II tnfrow 4 tht,
lnen plehse MID int,ira*te.l. tho henri and c1,l.
e,icnee have mt been tcaehe l.. The tny rc,Iaf
IF ts ss at ss, ID, 9 aaH paSt wtk W." eish u s ns
tnat thu message q eternal truth: q Il has
man IL tle eame great vineyard vii reach thpso
portions which t'ave cscapetl our cnru. and cultl-
s %' IT, a tbror W. s5g @ Sns S e 9y ssste sny
iieayen xoes 81. \. ti!et,. iheFo Ls .any hero
# tho sa'na way, lei ino entrea.
s an to hsea e'cre ne" .nat e ac,e1f,or y 'eGsnt ey
viii tnko niiarRer view VI the Ch1fth ami IL
mission, thst thoy iay aside tho thouFhta u
Increasing works and inlnr for lis spiritual
growwti n;t for their own sake. put as aeryn,tts
& %s liz rs, ofe q sa }9 n Gosne ,ea
ct,'lsists ~ the incroase uf the n,mber II cons
acien.so.!s men aud women. II is rue nf every
and women who carry tho bnnlcn anI tecl 't,s Inc
respal'slty Of Tho work, while othora ctn-
re t ~ ar safe Gf e ana en to
The tl!Irurc,ice between ane parish nnd an-
tho Whole, aud Tho growth u d p,rJsh. III seai,
ihlt trst class. Why should tie faithful bai1 ii
~ rlRhts-be annl7 II there 1ic u sowing socfcty,
the Hrcnter pnft q .ho iaitht, tn,es ire t!ioso
deus of bo,,sehuld cares; II tloto L1 voinniecr
chuir thuso wllt, are faithful in Tie tlt1lJgery Of
rGhcnrsnls .aa aEe oftnnost u,ose who eai, lsast
, 1880-09-13
ALL SAINTS CI1UnCu.

LAYING or TIE C0HHAN-sTuNa YESTERDAY,
Tho conservation scfvtcos and tho laying Of
tho cornerstone Of tho nrW All 8aints' Catholic
Church, ou tho southwest corner OF KoAsuth
uud Wallace atroets, touk ptaco yesterday after-
noon. A psocesaiou made up Of almost all tho
civic and military Catholic organizations at tho
city formed on tho West sidv and marched by
way Of Archer avenue 8nd Hanover street TO
tho church. Thcr0 WA large crowd all aloug
tho lle OF march, aud tho various ~
, 1880-09-13

Special Dbpateh 10 The cAteaeo Trtbuns,
QulScY, III. Sept. l..-Dogardua has accepted
n challenge from ". u. Nanworth, Ut this city,
to shoot a mitch for s100 t1tD birds, a side. Tho
lnAtch Will be shot vt St. Louis Qot.p.
, 1880-09-13
T1prECASOE COUNTY, INDIANA.
Special Dhpdteh to Ths Chf<aoo Tribune.

LAFAYETTE. Iul. Sept. Notwithstanding
tho Vigorous war made On tho County Fair by
the temperance folks, when tho Directors last
evening footed up Expenses, prchiums, cte.,
thoy found That thol3waro hut f45D short Of nil
expenses. III tho lattor Is lncludrl about $slW
year. The fair. therefore, WIS II financial sue
sRaa , -
, 1880-09-13

or motyurn attire; II II All Tho snt,u il ruly tho
heart "a trio md noble; not n unrrou, bnt 4
warm German henrts not pnt+ sided 1dtmAfl,
INT heart lnclpsfng with e1n l0vo tho Old and
tho new father'and,-a stcatly Gcrman-An,cri.
, 1880-09-13
l}ASE.I1AI.I,

SRtNrrlays lcaRuo 1ntncs resulted az fotlowsi
Cleveland 2, Chicago 0; Troy ., Providence 4:
Boston 1, Worcester !: buffalo ", Cinuinnntl Z.
At tho close Of Saturdays play tho contest for
League championship WIS as follows:
, 1880-09-13

lnity eH Of Il Htt,,rcnn i,,,,v II IL ~ -, ~ iltMit
ior tnn 10 tni Il trun nIet,,roH f liz Nj ~ H..
oye tho Chrls'ln,, ar,, iias ufton innnd Its tiWI
In ihr,vilhKc atIt,settiicnily Bnct, ty im i,ort.
lt di,so,til rs il ilns hcci, t., jld tjr1mItnn ~
Him wisc tiifilru W. Nrc. yci NH tiin hI,II,nt,
rncu hts i,nc tvcily ufeSird iy iii. nrrsrii,,t,
MD conception Of IN awf" ii,wnr ' itiovo, ait
fasnrs lint h t.I,t n ,rtsssV FIJI III tnt ,'t III S
!nvsslLln 1'Uwnr E1vcrns Mi. ind il tho t,1io nniy
tinc plnrr, at,,l twotcr iiasr nr ehIlllsh il, ni'
other has come, Il rnr1W,t,iml rr,wth ~ rfri,f-
cpttscss and Mi ro,nti,f.se ii thn Tcrainn hrs
Sect ts Uo iin,,In,, II, Tho s,,ii n,,,l stHrn tlo
Tho heart iins ionke iowar,i tio s,,ti and fct
humble, t,ns srri in t}i0 llnnca t,r Tho i,cnrth
tho Rllrtets pf tho Jcitv i1,Id II, thn 1nsn ~
Lightning tic n,lck whuels II lijs chmrIut' % mnJ M
tho i'etsiaii so',i has et,aposctl n tmn,sy vSrS
holy commandments or duty. Tuo liinioo hi
to Mnstcr ati Mixer iii nit Of ihnt tyhion I'S ~
te best coneius,s Hi Of Dralty.s II siiii n;or M
snpo, II si.nno tint t,ny 10 uo,i wijri, sl,n.1
si,c. !Iti, viii, ni thoir sfe.riyinr rIycr ,Iao
dm,{ mil In ut,,cr ikemrss sti,i hnn tho e;;,,nra
iitinnt, Df lilo rnssi. tr1,. iit frn Mi iii ;hr.o
, 1880-09-13
BUSINESS NOTICES.

This public Will beware Of u fralidus
lent Imitation OF lfobhIls' Electric Soap uow bo-
lug forced OF the market by misrepresentation,
1t will ruin any clothes washed with II. Insist
upon having DohltHA' Elcctrlu.