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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-08-03
Wfrs. Binslo's esootbine sprmp.

Mrs. gDinslo's e5ootbins Sprmp.
NeS. @plpanus ge5b faretbt in goRon
Gertittan Sreeman fc.senoermaben Wir
rurben auf tstnen Sc. cine Mebt3tn emp.
feblen, wenn MIR ntdb: tpiibtsn, taB Fe gut
mare - beionbers 1T 3inber. gon
Mrs. Winslows SYcap tSEnen mir aus
Grfa9runs ipreaen In unisrsr eisenn
Gamtlie mar iie BON e5essn. Dsnu wir
ben Ssrup einem &inoe gabsn, bas nit
eetbmeb eeplast war, 10 perl&aFte es benz.
felben rubtsen SAlaf uno ben gltsrn Stu,
be. Die metfen gl,,rn wii7en btes 3u
fdaben. Sier ii eia Mrtitel, Der un1hdb.
lid anb mObltbatis If bsnn ber @4lat
ben er er3eust 1T naiirlid unb Der tleine
Gberab erwadt 70 beu als elm &nopf.
@abrenb Der Variobe ass 3abaeus 1T Der
@srap BON unidabbcrsm @ertbe. Dir
baben Sfters BON 81 ittern |aaen bSren,
bab (te nt&t ubne ben Syrup feln mSaten
bon Der @eburt bes &inbes an bis tas
3atnen porIber III. 3u sertaufen In
aaen Mpotteten 3u 25 @ents bic Jlalhs
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g. gNplffou.

Oesen bes beidrdntten Gaumes in
Tol5e bes Neubaues bat perr 9. Dolfion
ii& entihlcnen, iein Eager BON @dnittz
maaren aaerart 81 rebu,iren; 8leid3eitia
1T er barauf beoadt, ieinen Uorratb iiber
Su bebalten, ca er in benz gum 6ertlt fer
tigg eitellten neuen Stcre, bas Yublitum
nit einem b III itdnbia neuen 2a=
ger bon Shnittmaaren, Siiten, Sduben,
WlSbel &c. aberraiden Mil. Die @elez
Senbeit, biQise Ginldufe gu MAIDEN, III
far ieberman au6erorbeatlid siinltia unb
Sober mirb ftnben, bab man ansentlidlid
nirSeubwo billiSer iauft, ais bel BERN
Dslfou. Nan prdfe bic Daarer unb
iiberjeuse fi& bon ter BiQiSteit berielben,
ehe man anberswu fauft. 1,7,tuw
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@erter um bic r1ttleltafte Tsau bs3sthntt
wurbsn. Sn ibrsm llmsans iebr wdtls.
riid unb tS&it auriidbalteno I'm anfniip'
fen neuer Betannt(daTten, mahte fe ntat
eissntlih etu 5aus, fab aber fletne Geiea'
Iaaftsn BET ad unb tpurte aud mol In
srSbsrsn seieben. STR @ri&siuen madte
immer Ginbrud !; 20 mar, 100 fe etntrat.
als tame nun bic 5auptperion, UNI bic ii&
bann aud wirflih Naes sruppirte. Sbr
blobss Muftreten tieb 70 Ylel ais 9srrfasn.
pbne baB He 1h rarum Wlabe gu sebsn
(hien, pbne bab bic fible @let&eultIsteit
itres Welens ten,als elmer lahelnben &c,
nusttuuns semtdsn pare.
Bieueiht mar 20 Der pSlltee @eSenlab
au tbrer Natur. Der tbr In DIlibalb &o'
tt.lm's Welsn susra aufFel ttr bann tn'
tere1anter wurbe, fe enblt& freunblider
sssen ibn, ais sssen anbere @anuer mad
te. Gle bate i'm I'm lebtsn Winter In
elmer grpBsn @elea1haft bel bem Baron
BON @eliemann, einem eeabelten Ban
outer, Der ibr 8ermSsen perualtete, fen'
nen eelernt. @s mar ale @elt ba per'
trstsn, iosenannte quite unb mtttelmabise,
alio I'M Gansen f&le6te @sieQidaft +;
8rau BON Eilturs larawsilte 7&. cbne es
au 3etssn; 0ilibalo 8otbelm 3etste uffen,
tab sr fd isbr lanswsilte. Der 3afaa
fiibrte ite ,uiammen unb gum @eiprade.
Der fsiue unb sei1poae iunse Mann fttl
itr mebr uno mebr aui, fe fane @efagen
an Istner untsrbaltuns unb ietnem We'
fen. Gs mar anesrs, als bas Der iunsen
Mannsr, bic Fe ionit tannte. Sfi&t
ldldtsrn, absr 3urudtaltsnb. unb bod
in Der Btwssuns aussitts. oatst eine tie.
fsre Snnsrlihttit NIT einer septiisn
5Hrufteit perbintenb. Sie elau6te nit
gsrwunberuns gum eraen @ale In eine
refine Natur gu blidsn. Seit bieiem G6sne
itanb Diltbalb Nottelm In tsr beionbtren
@unl Der Dame, unb Der 8orsug, ben te
bem iiinesrei Manne In ter unterbaltun8
ea6. lentte. bst ibrsr lon1isen Ablebnuns,
aud bic Blide Nnbsrer auf Notbslm, Der
bis babin nod wenis In ber @eieQf6aft
gsfannt mar.
tgsrtfsbnns fulst)
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zeras.

Correspondence. Qa @ranse, 2. Nuz
9uf. Bd9reno Der sanjen lesten Wode
resnete es in unierem County, ,penn aud
ber Hegen pillfpmmen mar, fam er bod
Ut beftig. Irct aQeben1 bat ber Heaen
ni4ts seidabet, wenn aud pielleidt oas
@rIdeinen ber Baummoae aenraupe baburh
beldleuniet pirb. Die @rnteausiidten
finb jebenfals brilliant, tpenn nmr Baum>
tpole einisermaBen gut be3ablt mirbe.
Wlit benz Guspfladen Der Baumwoue bat
man iiberalI besonnen unb erpartet fait
ourdidnittlid : Bis 1 8auen per Mder
3u ernten.-gin Sarmer, Namens Sduls,
bier in Der gfadbaridaft fam ant persan.
senen Dienitas, pdhrenb bes heftisen
Wesens beinabe umS 2eben. 9err Sdul5
befanb ii6 auf ieinem Seimwese unb
periudte einen bod anseidwOllenen
Walbbad gu freu3en. Das Bferb fcnnte
ieoc4 nidt sesen ben milben 5trom an>
idmimmeu unb sins inter, tpabrenb Serr
Sdul3 nit fnapper 9totb iein 3eben retz'
tete. Wait srpbem 8ebauern tpirb bas
reiienbe Yublifum erfabren, baB bas iiber
ben SanSen @taat beribmte r9leumanns
Sptel" hierielbit 8eldlofen tpcrben it'll
9err gfenmann, elm itarfer Sieb,iser mill
| fid nit ieiner ebriparbisen Nrau, bic
idcn ldnsR mob(peroiente 9iube aSnnen
unb bat fid enblid, tros feinem raitlcfen
9bdtiufeitsiinne entidloiien, bic 6ptel>
unD 8rarbinsbaus= =Wirtbidaft sansli&
auf5useben. Serrn Iusuit 3crns Sotel,
iotpie BismardS 9ieitaurant iinb iett benz
reiienben beutlden Yublifum AM meiiten
su empfeblen.-Die 5eicen,udt ber Ser
rem q. 9uttis & 9. aabn bier pereient
herporSehoben 5u irerben. Ncrldufia
baben bic 3erren nod erperimentirt, ies
bod Iinb ibre nad Sitli9en Tabriten se>
ianbten Gccons ais Yrimaqualitit Be-
funben morben. Nlen, bic fd nit ter
gut lobnenben Seibensudt befal1em ppl=
len, biene jur Wadridt, bab fie bic ns=
tbi8en Haupeneier gu 81 .oas Iauieno
BON ben Oben Senunnten 9erren be3ieben
fSnnen. Uerlude Fnb billis unb anae.
bra4t, ba bic Seibensudt in Teras nod
einmal cine srcbe ROue ipielen wirb. X.
- Mus peridiebenen Counties tcuz
men Beridte iiber ~ oielen @eSen, Der
bic Bauwolle beiddbiste. Do& trSitet
mon ii& bamit, bub iebenfaas 70 eiel
Duumwolle seerntst mirb, als bel benz
WanSel an Nrteitern oepfidt werten
fann.
= Die 6armer In Gais Gcuntp biel=
ten cine Ueriammlun0 ab, in wel&er he.
ratben wurpe, ME bic nStbiSen Arbeiter
gum Yfladen Der Baumwoue ju bei&of.
fen ieien. Bis iest bat man lein Mit.
tel baju entbedt.
= Der erife BalIen Haumuole, Der
nat Weiu.ar fam, wurbe pom Weete &
Gspep 9etauft unb na4 @alUefcn Der.
ldifit, mofelbit er ID @ents pro Yfunb
brohte.
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8eine sute prtptst.

&tin Nann lam eins CUTE Mrbeit par'
ridten, zine CUTE Vrebist balten. etnen
Yro,eb gut purdfiitrsn. etnsn 6tanten
gut furirfn oter etnsn auten Nrtitel
fdreiben. penn sr ihlsht fablt. wsnn Ieia
Ropf cinsfnOmmsn uno feline Nerpsn un,
rubte itno. 0lan lolte in foldsm 3u.
ffanoe tetnen 8erfuh ba,u unternebmen,
wenu bas llsbeltsftuben 70 leidt sstuten
IL bur& Elm wenis 5opfsnbiiter. @tete
In etner anbern Spalte. - NlbanY 1tmes.
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II &e9iittr Orqeln, s.s Sub; s:'s ;sss

Coupler. Ssrpadt unb Strfbdi nur $97 rs. Neus
ptanps $195 bio 1900. Gbe Sbr fauft, fdi6t
mad leiasr Sommea.O Ofsrts. iauitrtri. fret aeianbt
@bt1Nu; Daniel 8. 8ssia, @afsirsiRn, 0. 8.
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Nu6ercroentl;ey. 6e1eaenbsit

Mu6erorSent1,a @cleeenbsit.
BdVreno oieier Wo4e, bon Wcntas
Wforsen an, perfauf:n mir iu1 9etail
1000 @tad Sauburser Stidereten 3u
10 @ents bic Daro eewDbnlih gu 20
bis IS Gents pert. ift. Wan fomme
frabseitis, am eine .luswabl unter ben
Wuitern gu treffen. 8 drama So.
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@elb unb Or. der d ~ ar3e
ausael eben.

Die Union, In Upper SaneusfY,
Stio, iast iersn esfe n: Snbem mir iiter
srpbe @aseaten ipred en-, mSdten MIR er'
wabnen, pab $. & @arner unb g..
@ohsifer In itren ibrltden Nuasaben
100000 bfmillist tob,n, unb bam't
Warners Safe Ssibae; uno Qiper Cure unb
anoere soa Warners 9als 9eilmtttel 3a
putltityen.
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Gbtparb miles,
Sefentlt0er NptQr.

Berar @ountY, San Mntcnto, Serae.
Sffies in SuIsbabftrass, bsr goaofaee sssenater.
8sfuntere Mufmsrflamleit wirb allen yenitonen
unb Gorberunsea son Neteransn bes Staates pbe,
Der Dereirigten Staaten sel1enft. Mbf1rifien
BON Yatenten befofet unb Sttuern auf 2anb in
alien s bsilen bes Staa 80 be3ablt. Wobnurt In
Der uuteseu @artenfrabs. S0,6,tli
, 1880-10-31
TIE ClTT-HALL.

PERMISSION WINS yesterday granted TO pave
Calumet avenue from Twcnty-ftr5t 10 twenty
taird street, By private contract"
AcAsg OF smallpox was yesterday reported
from 1o3 West Erie street, but 1t turned out 70
be measles or some other mild disease.
THE city employees were all paid yesterday, and
+bev are expected '"put up" for Tuesdays
work, In fact, they have been very quietly u.s.
sessed, but they are SO frightened over tue
threats Of being discharged, unless they vote the
straight Dcmocrauc IacRst ~ eoat .h 'ae ss;,ect One
Of the men In the Water Department, 1o"eve.; ,.I;
rolunteered the statement that before ne cou!u
Sc WIS required to sign, which signed away lo
ner cent Of his salary for the inunth. Tor me
benet Of The Democratic party hs Sass tnni ani
Arthur, and that he submitted to the the
blacknallin9 scheme only after he had been
given to understand that he had ms chnice ~
fyreaD paving the amount and being discharged.
II ali OF the employees contributed ~ per cent
oufte large sum must have been realized. WHICH
viii be distributed at headquarters Tomorrow.
TIE Mayor is preparing for the swearing Ia OF
| the Democracy service ut the polls Tuesday:
They viii be given their ''stars ," tomorrow at
and aye nSen n%tea :" 3o be On
| iitical sentiments, and to guard against mis-
| takes postals havo been sent to all wno
ppMsd to get Of on oce the e
reported yesterday, thinking that their long de,
ayed application fe @ tne md
| them not a little chagrined. when informed Mnat
| they were expected to do. Many absolutely Re:
| the Mayors action IN the matter as au attempt
to buy them and their votes, but the majority
| signed the rol! laid before them. which WIS ot
sS sSess 800 see 1 wi, nffSs' Ss ;ea'
, 1880-10-31

THE Sub-Treasury redeemed $1,000 In silver
yesterday aud disDursed $65,0O iu gold.
The Internal revenue receipts were seo,9o3 OF
this amount, $20.4 1863 was for tax-paid spirits,
$l85s Tor tobacco and cigars, and s. 5A for beer
TUESDAY will be recognized as a holiday by
the various Federal departments, In consonance
with the general stoppagc Of business on that
day.
The customs duties collected at this port for
the month of October, l8SO, Hmount to <s@s}.4522,
as against $l79,7B9 for last year. Some $900,0O
of duties have been collected during the pust
three months.
THE following dutiable goods we're received
yesterday: Egin National Watch Company, 1
case watch diuls: Burley s. Tyrrelt. II packages
eArrhenwnre; H. Ch1nuon s. Co., 6 coils wire
rope; H. A. kohn s Bro. case dry goods; J:
MoreI s. Co.. 3J0 bags salt; Fowler Bros, 800
bugs salt Collections, s., ,a51.
THE Clark Street steps to the Government
Building will probnhly be finished By next Fri
day or Saturday The tlagstones for the COM
piction Of the sidewalk around the building are
on their why here, and the planktng. OH the
jackson street front, for the accommodation OF
the: null wagons, will be replaced during the
week by stone pavement like that on Clark
and Adams streets. The old 6hunty at the
southeast coruer Of the lot will go during the
Wetk.
, 1880-10-31
TIE COUNTY BUILDING.

rur Countv Treasurer Yesterday turned over
.sa ~, rroosnrar Az, an m account of col.
~ tuo ~tss A.e'.'A $1,000 ss ~
4eeuon. vi tDs s"1 ~
THE County Clerks assistants were ousS yes
indc,es NJ election in the various precincts OF
ss+,,
"o cou"ss"
THE notorious Jerry Whalen got but four
Years in fhe penitentiarY Yesterday for highway
..,,,>a-r ~ haa hoen two or thrce times il
1,to@ 1;e1 ,nd "a nne of tha rnnsr ,fanrerous
tneu Ano"o ~ Liz po1eo o'~7'
THE jury in the case of Minnie Dixon, charged
with the killing Of Thomas Delana. were out all
, 1880-10-31
Subj KDAN.

Tho Rev. Dr.. Knox IS confined to his bed by
reason OF a fracture OF the hip, which he re-
ceived recently 5u falling from, flight ut steps,
The new directory has been published. and
will be distributed carly next week to the ctti-
zens gratis, as per agreement with the advcr-
tisers It Is a vast improvement on the old one,
containing much more complete list Of names,
and being much handsoner in appearance.
Mr.. E. a. Clifford. formerly postmaster, but
now employed in the Post Office Department ut
Washington, Is once mort in Evanston, uud will
cast his vote for Garfield and Arthur.
The Senior Class has decided to have lecture
course. Hnd will Issue prospectus next week.
The Gospel temperance meeting will occur
this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock in the Temperance
rooms Mr. F. S. Beldcn will mako short ad-
dr.sS+
Prof c. ~. Pearson will preuch this morning
in the Congregational Church; therc will be no
service in the evening, On account OF the ab
sence OF the pusto:.
t1,r and eyenln:, In the Methodist Church.
The Rev. 4. b. Hatheld, 2. T., breaches his
, 1880-10-31

the ladies' who have enjoyed so many, pleasant.
entertainments given BY the boys u geay,
will not fail TO respond lberatiy with tnoir n.o
The display cannot be made ncceptaGtts 41s h.s5s
are made principal feature Of attruchon: ana
THIS must be supplemented BY the aa personm ~
presence Of the ladies themselves ousank l,dt '
It is the desire that every lady interested snail
receive a personal invitation to @ assist' ,nu anu
the Committee Correspondence. Muen 81. ,na:1 uauy
friends suggest the name OF any iads who may
hnye been thus far omitted.
, 1880-10-31
DEATHS

~->r~ooSe~~-.>~~>c--~-- - Is ~
PR10h-Oct ~ ut his residence. IA @ Aoeroeeh-s'-'
OF braxhis aasease' a. j.. ~ +, ginct ~ ~ 81 Pat
rHnernl atnnaA!, NY. =, .sos ~ ~ y ~ t"ivnrv
TICKS thu.ch. tuence W c7e!!akS ~ 1, :, r..~
will tnke place from his late r*s:donce NJ M9hnwe
st., toduy Sunday ut uuu. Servces ~ tne n9u5e.
thence Ny carriages to huaenn. .Me".uT1a ~ ''c
Order Of the Eastern star aFe invited 10 at.enu-
TANSER-Saturtay. Oct a 3i'sm'e 4; I; rrn.sr
aged II years. dAuEhter ol Slr. Ano hss. ,a.
The funeE, SERVICES @ w yccu, Aonda5' Ut oc'ocx'
BuTlER-ln the City Ut New York on Friday. the
9th nat, Mar! AnReltne, widow % Eas nnser y fti
OF Hyde fArk. N l. aaa motues ~ I '1ue@s ~ 0'
, 1880-10-31

For the heavy business expected during
the two months to come, as indicated by the
great increase thus far this fall and the gen.
eral prosperity Of the country. the house of
n. Matson & Co., 1Gs, 16S, and 17o State
street, is fully prepared. Their stock in
. every branch of their trade Is not only i'm
niense, but contains greater variety of nov
elites than has ever before heen seen in this
city. Artistic jewelry Of every. conceivable
design. some of which is set will. rare gems,
mantle and table ornaments, aud suspensions
for bay-Windows are among the latest novel
ties. Especially do we call attention to their
magnificent display of silverwart,-Tepous~
see hammered, satin-tnish. engraved, and
plain. all Of which are especially appropriate
for wedding gifts. Their store is worthy. Of
welcomed.
, 1880-10-31
a tHIcF cFtEcTf0N

The Farmers Bank of Wyoming requiring
additional receptacles for vaiuablts, William
Holgate, Esq. President, carefully examined
all the various makes of safes, and, as the re-
suit, purchased of Messrs. j. Greenwood &
Co. the steel chest with time luck and the
set of vault doors exhibited ut the late Expo
sition and greatly admired by the visiting
thousands Duplicates may be seen at 81
Dearborn street.
, 1880-10-31

first sermon in the Langley Avenue Church To-
day. ... ~ 1, n .u11, ,,reach
this morning and evening In the Presbyterian
Church. x, fl, ,oo,h +h1a
The Rev. George r Pierce wtll p, preach tn'S
morning and evening in the Baptist Churcn.
The Rev DR.. F. s. Jewell will preach tne Iout!a :
In bis series at sermons this evening 1n T. harh
Episcopal Church, on Heavem, ..s,,a, 1no o'@''N
, 1880-10-31
MEDICAL.
Miracles of Healing unpar'
alIeled in Medical
:. History.

CUT1cURA REsOLyENT. the great natural blood
purifier. lbSs1r"'nt renOvntnr, and yts4llzer- hns
shown its grand curative power IN scrafula, white
swellings, ulcers, erysipclas. swelled neck scrot-
ulous intum mmAti0nS. mercnriai affections. ol'i
Sores ernptions Of the skin. sore eyes. and scalp
affections, with dry, thin. and falling hair: and
when the Cutcurl. IL Medicinal Jelly, and the
Cuticura Soap. prepared from 1t. are applied to
external symptoms. the cures effected By tho
Cutcuru Remedies are mMrveous.
, 1880-10-31

RUNNING SoREs-Henry Lant1ccker, Dover, N.
r.. ccrtitlcs that Aug. = ls1, he broke bis leg.
The bone was set by q physician. Upon re'nov-
inx the splfnts sores broke out from the knee to
the heel Doctors called them varicose veins, and
ordered rubber stockings. Paid s25 for stock
tn3s, without any signs Of cure. Bought Cuti-
cura Remedies nnd was rapidly and permanent
IL cured. Certified to BY Lothrops s. Pinkham,
Druggists, Dover, II. II.
, 1880-10-31
w. N r II.

Special nspateh to Tic Chicago 1ribank
BosToS.' Mass, Oct 30.-rhe Woman's
National Temperance Union closed its
session to-day, after selecting Washington as
the next place Of meeting, One delegate foE
, 1880-10-31
Salt Ik}leun.

SALT RHEuM.-Geo. F. Owen, dealer in pianos
Grand Rapids, Mich, WIS troubled for nine years
with Salt khes11n. Tried every medicine known
t., the trade, and was attended by, n,any physi-
cians with only temporary relief. Cured by Gu
tjcura Remedies.
, 1880-10-31

SCROFULA.-The Hon. William Taylor. Boston,
Stnte Senator or massachusetts, permanently
cured Of Il hu1nor OF the face and scalp that had
been treisted unsuccessfully for twelve wears BY
,nany Of Doston's best PHYSICIANS and most noted
specialists as well t3 European authorities. He
saws: - have been so elated With my successful
use of the Cuticura Remedies thMt have stopped
men in the streets To tell them OF my case.
, 1880-10-31

Enstest to opernte, perfectly noiseless. all the
1s,1Ics take cornfQrt Ia using it, the unequaled
New No. s Wheeler s. Wilson sewing mnchine
No. la5 State street.
, 1880-10-31

Positively the finest sets teeth s.: Cumm1n
Dental Com puuy, corner State and Randolph
, 1880-10-31

Buck g. Rayners Motk Powder destroys roach
es Heas. HES and bedbuIS.
, 1880-10-31

CAlk11E'TS.
REDUCTIONS:
TN <
CA ATII>PE'I'S

We will, for IS days only,
offer special lines of Carpets
at the following Reduced
Prices: :.
Body Brussels reduced from:
$1.75 to $1.5O.
Tapestry Brussels reduced
from 9Oc. to 75c.
Best All:Nool Ingrains re-
duced from $1.1O to 9Oc. -.
Good .All-Wool Ingrains at
Csc. and 75c.
100 pieces Choice Patterns
i'll In9r:.i,ls---sty1es equal to
any S1.O0 Carpet---:st SOC. >
A full line Of Oil Cloths and
Stove Patterns at the V.ry
Lowest Prices.
, 1880-10-31

Mary Anderson, the famous actress. uses Stod
darts Peerless Liquid for the complexion. Sol
by druggists: price % cents~
, 1880-10-31
ELECTION EETURNS.

ELECTION EET TURNS.
Complete arrangements have been made at
the Sherman House for receiving the news
by special wire provided for the purpose.
, 1880-10-31


pOOK-JOSES-ln this city, Oct n. by the !tev.
Brooke Herford, George l. Poor. formerly Ut Bos-
ton, Mass. ind Aiss Idu II: Jones, Of Chicago
VlOGiIl.IN-M'ELkOY- AT Montreal. Canada
Tuesday, Oct u: by the Rev; rather Hosan. OF -.
Sur4lh 4. Aclroy, only daughter Of james McElroy
foreman Chicago Northwestern Railroad. Chicago
CDRuET~r- SyEBSTElt-At Milwaukee,, uct. II, BY
the ltev. e. L. Mallory. Of AL Satnt:' Cathedral Nc
Ollie IL Corbett unu Miss Sarah Webster, both u
this city. :.
, 1880-10-31

HAIR. HAIR. HAIR. HAIR.
n Tholne, 157 State; one of the largest im-
porters of hair goods, is displaying novelties
III this line not found elsewhere. His waves
are warranted to remain in crillp.
, 1880-10-31

THE services at HoolrY's Theatre will begin
next Sunday nj II a. H.. ind not this morning, as
many have teen led to expect through the get
ting abroad Of HI erroneous impression.
, 1880-10-31
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


'[>HkNE WILL. re a GRAND MASs-MEET1NG
L ut Wenders Hail. lss5 Milwaukee-av, this after
Y N,sn
, 1880-10-31
PARDR RI DCES'
Ia & 116 State.st.
LOTTERY,
Take Notice.!

This is the only Lottery ever voted On BY The Pee
pie OF State. and under II late decision Ut the T.
supreme Court 1T Washington i the only le-A Lot
terry in the I'm ted Sta:es al o1her cha1tes aaf.
Ing been repealed having no existence.
, 1880-10-31

THERE WILL. De 4 MEETING OF THE WELSH
Garfield and Arthur Club a: Carpenter Hull. :2f
West Aadison-st-. Monday evening. Every member
EtsIa
, 1880-10-31

the meeting yesterday. These prices will rule at
least until Nov 10. when there ts to be n meet
ing ut the Grand Pacific Hotel of the miners ind
shippers Of anthracite coal
THE NoNEY-0RDER SYSTEM
The sale OF domestic money-orderB Was COM
me:,ccd by the Post-Officc Department Nov. ].
lic:n Administration From that date up to
July III tho present year. the enormous NUM-
brrnf 81 ~: - domestic orders. amounting to
hc- SM one single case Ut loss during an this
time hRs occurred to the purchaser or other
owner of 1noncy-order. except through his
an al.cnt OF the Department Even these cases
amount u the insignificant sum OF 81 ,3l90l for
Der cent Of the SEh0te a1n0u ut of the orders pur
chased. On the other hand. the total amount Of
lusses sustained by the Department during the
same period has l*:en less than l-59 OK per cent
on the amount Of orders sol1 Tho lOsscs arc
comprised III the items - had debts or fnsotvcnt
sur,cs" -Rcmittancss 3Sst IN tn. - nall NALL and
ended June :N lsS1, the last complete year of
The money order business, IN Is! domestic or-
soiI. The losses sustained by the public have
amounted 10 1000 Of per cent on the amount
OF the orders purchased, and those sustained by
the Department to about 1--UG OF per cent OF
the amount sold
FIRST REGIMENT BAZAAR
The arrangements for the fair and bazaar Of
the FIRST Regiment seems to cn@Tnss the attcn-
ton or that organization ut this time Sub
committees are in session in the Arnory pre-
1,.i..tory to This event every night The Ex-
ccu,ive Committee naturally feel great con-
Germ about tho success OF this undertaking, rs
the regiment has never heretofore undertaken
anything ju Il social way that did not prove
success, md it Is this desire to make this the
greatest venture ever entered upon by the Or
Fsnizn jon.-1n affair worthy the regiment and
acceptable to its friends and the public The
success of this enterprise. the ladies must UNDER
stund depends mainly upon the measure II sup
purt it receives ut their hands. In entering
Upon this scbcmc the organization counted upoi
tits support, aud it. is safe to predict that:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-09
BY CABLE.

ST. PETERSBURG, March 9.-Gen-
eral Melikoff has asked for four men,
bers of the municipal council to take
part in the deliberations Of the execu-
tive commission.
PARIS, March 9.-Prince Orloff,
the Russian ambassador who will
shortly depart on leave of absence,
contemplated making the journey in
February, but postponed it in con-
sequence of the Hartmann affair. He
will return to Paris in April, after the
czar has gone to Liyadia.
A Valparaiso telegram states that
the Knight Templar, from Liverpool
for Arcia, has been captured while
eldeavoring to run the blocade.
The steamer Trowancova, with the
homeward Indian mail, was wrecked
at Otranto. The crew, passengers and
mails were saved.
ST. FETERsBURG, March 9.--Mili-
tary manoeuvers on grand scale are
eliminating, and sham fight is in
preparation.