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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-06

DR.. Prime has very little sympathy
to waste on young men who pet Their
education by forced loans from rela.
tiyes. lie says to an earnest youno
fellow, who wants an education but
cannot afford TO pay for it: "The wav
Of the world now is for YOU To look
about and see who will helpyou te pct
it. That Is not the right way. Look
about and see what you can do TO help
yourself. Grind your own axe. Sun.
port yotrself by honorable industry
and earn your bread while YOU
improve the odds and ends of time in
study. When you got something
ahead, use It TO support yourself while
you learn. Ten thousand men are
now serving their generation with
usefulness and honor who never asked
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anybody to grind an axe for them
This is very sensible advice. The
young men OF this country. as a rule,
are helped altogether too much. If
they have the right stuff in them they
can get the education whichthey need
without begging or borrowing.
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Judge Key for the Supreme
Bench.

Dencn.
The Washington correspondent Of
the Chicago Times telegraphs as fol-
lows to that paper:
The friends Of Judge Key, of Ten
nessee, are bringing him forward as a
candidate for one of the four vacan-
cies soon to occur on the supreme
court bench. The south, it is said,
is certainly entitled to one Of these
places, and that Judge Key represents,
in the best sense of the word, the new
progressive element in the south.
He is especially fitted for the position
of Judge through long experience as
chancellor in his own state, where he
never had a single decision Oyerruled
by the Tennessee supreme court. lie
is a man of great impartiality of mind,
and through his long residence here
became one Of the most popular men
connected with the administration.
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The Chicago Times says: Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure is highly
endorsed BY ministers, judges, physi-
clans, surgeons, by men Of literary and
scholarly distinction, and by individu-
ais in all the walks Of life.
Sold wholesale by S. Mansfield &
Co., and W. N. Wilkerson 4 Co.
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l~nsOlvent Notice.
bTATg OF TENNESSEE, SHELBY CouNry. 1
OFFICE GnuNrv Nnnnr a. ~

OIFIcE County COURT CLERK,
Memphis, Tenn, November Is, 1850.
deceased. N"'"'
HAVING suggested the insolvency Of the
u estate OF, j O Davis, deceased, you are
hereby ordered TO give notice, BY adveTtise-.
ment n some newspaper published within the,
said St5te, and also at the, Court-hoase door
claims against said estate, to appear and HiS.
the same, with the Clerk 0f the County Court
authenticated in the manner prescribed by law,
on or before the 18th day Of NAV. 1881.
and any clain not fled on or before said day,
saiq estate Is made, shall be forever barred
both in law and equity,
Witness my hand, at oGlee, this 18th day OF
November, 1880. vi
p-u OWEN DWYER, Clerk.
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On monday, January 3D.. Is8l.

at the southwest corner Of Main and Madison
streets, IN the city Of Memphis, or TaTiDs
District, Tenn, sell to the highest bidder foSs
cash, 'he following land, lying ia Shelby
phis, Tenn, viz: "'u
Lot No, 81, as designated on the man or nlan
Of the sub division Of the real estste Of The
estate Of John W. Fowler, deceased. Ried
and recorded as a part Of a certain decd If
partition made BY the devisses of the said J.
", Fowler on November 18th, 1871, and re-
eQrdeq IN tho Registers of Shelby county in
record book No. 81, page 9S3. Said lot fsonts
on The north side Of Beal street fifty go foct
and has a depth Of one hundred and fosrtss ~
and four-tsnths .lll4 400 feet, rannine bsct
between parallel lines, '"'N
Equity OF, redemption Is waived and title IN
believed to be good, hut / will sell and cnnvaS
only as trustee, "a
r WILLIAM DEAN, Trustee.
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M%en-rasIdant MnM..n-

NO. SoOO-In the Char cery Court Of shelby
Wallace. ' "Hiiao0 Vs. Nlhiam
.RpPe2Iine, from affidavit in this cause
a pon-resident. Of tho State OF Tennessee Il
Is therefore ordered that he make bis
appearance herein, at the court-house of
shelby county, n Memphis, Tenn, on OF before
the hrst Monday in January, 1881, and
~ ptVt Il, answer or demur TO complainant bill
as 70 him and set for hearing ex-n ~,
andthat q COPY Of this order be publisL, aa cn ~
%oes iar iour successive woeks ~ tho Public
AoOpy-Attest WV
By 4. b. MoHESKy, il. O. I'M ".or.
blselo" a Hill sol. for eompl't.
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SPEEDY JUSTICE
A Negro Fiend Swung 70 a Tel
egraph Pole.

A Negro EtenU Wuh ~ A0
egraPh Pole.
Special to Little Rock Gazette.l
PINE BLUFF, December 4.-Thls
morning at six o'clock a negro hend
entered the back door of Mr.. Joe
Miller's house. Mr.. Miller is a
butcher. and had left the premises,
leaving the door unlocked. His wife
and two children we're in bed asleep.
The iend seized Mrs. Miller, who is
a most estimable lady, and threw her
on the floor, and succeeded, after
almost choking her to death, in raw
ishing her.
Accomplishing his hellish purpose,
he left the unconscious woman on the
floor and, going to the wardrobe, took
what money there was in 1t, which
was one twenty and one three-dollar
piece Of gold, and some jewelry, and
left.
When the news was spread, the
people generally felt highly indignant
and the telegraph was freely used and
every search made. The 6end took
the train for Arkansas City thismorn-
ing, and was arrested there, bound in
irons. and at this moment, three pm,
is on his way back to this place strong
ly guarded. ,,.c
There Is no telling what his fate
may be. Mrs. Miller has just awhile
ago been partially restored to con
seriousness.
LArER-7:3O p.m-When the train
arrived the prisoner was taken charge
of and conducted to the bedside OF
Mrs. Miller, who, being perfectly
conscious, recognized him. The fam
ily iewelry and the three-dollar piece
of gold which was taken FROM his
person, were also recognized and iden-
tilted BY all Of the family. The negro's
name IS James Anderson. He was
taken by force from the officers and
carried in front Of the courthouse and
hung on a telegraph pole.
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FIra.

SPRING VALLEY, o., December g..
The bagging factory of S. & NJ. Wal
ton burned yesterday, Loss $4,000;
insurance $500, in seven companies.
Thirty five hands are thrown out Of
employment.
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Friday the 24ih day Of December, 1880.

AhAAh hNANN ANtltlM uNhNIlNNW Oh the came
on
Friday the oath day Of December, 1880,
within legal hours, in front OF the courthouse,
IN Ihe cry OF Memphis, county ofShelby and
tate Of Tennegseee, sell at public auction 10
the hiahest bidder for cash. the following dc
serbed property situated in the oOunties Of
shelby and Upton, In tho Stale Of Tennessee,
ana being known aud described as follows, to-
wa ny virtue Of entry No. 8, founded on
warrant No. 3l67 for 253 acres dated the fist az
September, 1885, two hundred and ffty-ihree
acres. Of the l4nd herein described was sur
Veyoni being range els ht and ectiOn five. he.
glhning ~ the northeast corner of entry No.
100 Tor 23 acres in the name Of g. b. Bate
man running thence south With his limo nino
y poles passing his corner, In all two hum
dred and thirty poles to an ash on the north
nle ot entry. No, 1875 acres in the name of
Jesse benton's heirs; and thence east with
men me one bundled poles TO % pecan mari
ca . u Their northeast cornerj thaace south
49, wv pol9i 70 an elm ana blackberry;
tlopGc east orc hundred and seventy nnies \,
AN elm marked } S; thence north ixtvTsy w w
holSs 10 q willow on tho bank OF Old river.
lhe9co Wost thirty degrees Fouth three Inn,
0isq hno nin9ty-hyo po'os TO the beglnnine
" w ing lHAd above described will be soId
uAeept ono hundred acres from tho wostern
portion Of tho tract above described.
nlsq a certain tract Oflnnd situnted in sald
counties Qfhhelby and Upton, being aanl NV
OH, bearing date Aug. - 1876, for en- cres bnl
py. COMPUTATION only 55Q Acfes. the boio.
being lostby an interference with AZ oile
KY u is nsno oiJohn Trieg for two hui,
ete9 hhd my two acres said tract berlnstn IN
shelpy county attn hickory marked HR on ibe
tasl boundary, Of a tract of.0ne thousand fon.
huhureu ana thtrty-six aores,in The name offa6
lelis OF Jesse Benton; thence runninreaston t
hundred and sixty chains and fortylinks ~
an elm marked u h thence north one b,u "
drea and sixty poles tOa willow mani R b
on the bank ofOld river; thenco d0Tno OH ~
one hundred apd seventy poles 10 i, Tris.Y
northeast earnef Of q two hundred ana .
se'S. IVY HAeti lhonee south sixty five poles
te tflggy eorner thence west NTH bii lima
one hupqred and seventy poles TO a mnihess,
marked Ion the east lioo oftho liai moro I,
tne name Of J. osso BentOn's heirs, thence ,yiih
shiu Inc south one hundred and nineiv- AIM
poles " NO boginling, being tho Same nroncr
descri1od 10 said trust deed, which rnpnis
tered ~ said Shelby county In boot "a ~.
~, and IN said Upton county In deed M, Io
pages 53li Se2, 500 and 8gl. being tbc w ~
lantaliYn sold BY schallsr a Gorke 10 said
nas7 which said ls1is lie together In one Lsdy
~ -sdluto one plantntiOn, W
Inc equity OF redemption "A waiyed. Title
believed 70 bg good, but l will soil and convey
~ JOSEPH L. HAHN. Tuslos.
n Is 81 70 %.
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R-Ion-RssIdsnt Notice.

No. 3j3s-In the Chancery Court Of Shelby
county, Tenn.-Napoleon Hill ct al. firm of
Hill, Fontline & Co. VS.. E.W. Clapp, doing
business as E, w. Clapp & Co.
I appearing from affidavit In this oause that
l the defendant, h. W. Clapp, is a non-resi.
dent Of the State Of Tennessee; that he Is ia
debted TO the cpmplainants in the SUN Of three
thousand dollars $500, due BY open account
snd attachment having been issued aad
on biz properts; Il is therefore order
cd that he make his appearance herein, al
the courthouse Of Shelby county, in Mem,
phis, Tenn. on OF before the FIRST Monday in
J January, 1881, and plead, answer or demur
for confessed az to him and set "A, kso ~ q
ex,PaIte, and that a .cany OF this order he
published ONCE q week Tor four suseessjys
weeks in the EUBtI0 LEDGER,
This sd day Of November, 1890.
A e~opy-Attest;
4 J BLACK, Clerk and Master.
BY K. B. MoHEsRY. D. @. 4 NJ.
BigeloW q Hill, sol. for eompI't.
y II "a on
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~, virtue Of the power conferred uron ma
by 9 certain trust deed made on Tie 1StHG
.ister's Office Of Shelby cornty. in bnoI III
page Sis, and default having been made 4,
the payment of tho Indebtedness thereby So
cured, l will, as trustee, at the rennest 81
the beneficiary therein, U''' VI
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and at LOW RATES.
ORDERS SOLICITED.
Sherlf's Sale Of Real Estate.

DUBLIC notice is hereby given, that by viz
4 tue oftwo wits Of ini facias. Nos. G369 ard
634. to me directed from the Hon. SuBreme
Court Of Tennessee, in the case OF 0. Brown
versus j. a. Anderson, administrator. Judg-
ment rendered on tho I'D day Of April, 1850.
for the aggregate sum Of two thousand and
three dollars and four cents, with interest and
wilt ON Thursday. the 2ard dnV az
y cemDer, 1850, in legal hours, ia front of
The Court House, in the Taxing District Of
shelby County, Tennessee, proceed 10 sell .
The highest bidder, for cash, the e,;; %
described real estate CO the est..se az ~
cooper 1eeeeSe0, same being a part OF snid
eelar, which has not been partitioned ar
speciheally set apart to any Of the deyisees
under the Will Of the said Geo. P. Cooper, de-
Yeasgq, to5wit; Being lot No. 95 in the VIII
l9ughDy Williams subdivision, situated ON
nc Memphis and Charleston railroad. al NJ
uhees ,htation, about two miles east az tbo
cry OF memphis, in the Fourteenth Civil Diae
triot of Shelby County, Tennessee. known as
NE geo T.. CQQper homestead, and more mar
ueularly Described as follows: Bounded an
the north by the Memphis and Cbarioston
rallIoad track, on the east by Raleigh Ayopne'
on tue south by Walker Avenue, and an tbe
west by the lands Of Il. L. Wohb and i II
haggard, as shown by the mao Of NJ. q. wi,
i.anson, made in the Year 1871, and contain-
ing twenty two acres. Levied subject 10 the
doWer interest or life estate of Ellen @, Gicnp
hsey}e1 on as the property Of defendant, Gee
"copper", deceased, TO satisfy said Judgment,
memphis, 2sth day Of November, 1850,
NJ II AIHfi sheriff Of Shelby, County,
tennessee, ''
BY w. u. CASNoy, Deputy sheriff. "a a On
n, N Hill and George CAN'T, Attorneys for
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NOTICE
To Tax Payers !

MsNPHs, Tenn, December /. 1880.
THE Taxing District December Sewerage
Tax o 1 per cent on property and Mer-
chants capital i now due. / hope all parties
will come forward promptly and pay tho same,
as II will DO my duty to collect By distraint
after forty days, which will add costs.
DW II. l.. MCGOWAN. County Trustee.
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MEDICINAL.
TFuslee's Sale.

PURSUANT to the terms of a eorla;n dood
\ 81 trust OF October II, 1876, executed INV
=. Ael,ermott aud his wife, Susan III M
Dern9tt, TO John A. Holt, trustee, now AZ
oraseu, sni 10 his successors in Office. 10 ga
ana Savings Association of Memnb;s wSink
ueeq q trust Is recorded in the RePister's aaSccss
OF Sheloy, county, Tenn, in book ia maze 9S0'
sht1 lndebtedness being past due and nSnai6'
:, 4 d. zones. having been legally appointed
and eeiotbed fIcc 4 70 said John A.. Holt,
teoi VIII at the request Of the beneficiary, on
Wednesday, the 18th daYO IF Deobr.. 1880.
between the hours of II am. and a,
tSe southwest corner of Main and Mad;;ssSs
sItreets' In Memphis, the Taxing Distyict %
shelby county, Tenn, offer and Ell AZ mini.
nut9ry 70 lne highest bidder for cash, Inc fol-
owing real estate in said Memphis. Tevinn
District Of shelby county, Tenn. to'Htt
Lot IN block IS, in South Memnbis b"nS
nlng at a point on the south sije ef 3 aSsm-
stieetia twenty-five feet east of ira eoint oe
lntersectlon Of the said south side of Pontntooo,
tbbanno "itn tne east lne Of Mulberry streets
fnehce east on and with said south ne ~
tOntotoe street fifty feet; thence soptb y
hundred and fifty feet; thence west NJ Sh9
WIN Fontotoe street fifty feet; then p'IsnJt
paIaiiel with Mulberry street ora p nYrt9
S ny lily loet 10 the beginning, being the same
MopSIly conveyed by Henry Bernard ~
Vharles Fox by deed, of rseSrd n banao Jt az
pars Z; page . County REGISTERS of6ee' and nv,
salu rox 10 said Susan III. Nc sermott ~''
cash. - ciOok' Terms
4he title to this property has been carefully
eAahlheu ana approved, but / shall sell and
convey III the character OF trustee only Il
N. B, I~re5ovant, Attorney' AiuS 7G 81
d, y, duton, Auctioneer.
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aaHEALTH FL0uB-u

The life Of two kinds Of wheat Free from
starch or Bran. A rare family nonr for ali
uses, Qnriyalled In food value to all who need
a Brain, Nerve, Bone or Muscle. Building
Flour and In every familywith Chiliron. Also
"6LUTEN DIABETlC FLOUR"
A Tonic and Waste Repairing Food. Tnvaiu.
able, = o sufferers from Dyspepsia, Diabetos,
Brghts Disease, or Nervous prostration
Trial proves their value. FARWELl
MIN tPTop's, Waierican, y. Y. For aaie
SirTnu 49, 5MlglQLS 4 co. Now York,
phia. Ask for circular. Mcatoh this pepef.
u lo3d&w
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There is no civilized nation in the Western
Hemisphere in which the utility of Hostetter's
stomach Bi,ters as a tonic, corrective, and
anti-bilious medicine, is not known and ap-
preciated. While It is a medicine for all sea-
sons and all climates, it il especially suited 10
the complaints generated by the weather, be-
ing the parest and best vegetable stimulant in
the world.
For sale by druggists and dealers, to whom,
apply for Kostetter's Almanac for 1881.
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THE BATTLE OF WILL SPRING.

Monaay EyenIng Dec, .. IssO
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Trustees sale.

by virtue Of the terms Of a trust deed TO me
- executed BY Isaac W. Bass on the 2sth day
OF December, 1871, to secure the payment Of
date, the note for S2250 being unpaid, / will,
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LEDGER.
Wee Public Ledger,
oMoe. rs Hadlso1 Sfroei.

Rssu,aea evory Euesdsy at 81 per ant Gin
s5ysntel. Postage 60.
CommunicGtions upon subjects Of general
iisorost TO the pub 10 are at all times ascspt-
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DE&-. REVA-,
Main Street, Memphis, Tenn.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-13
FRREzING NOTES.

Martin B.llinger. II years Of sge.w was
caught in . snow storm near Litiz. Pa.
and frozen to death.
Albert Oleson, living near Clay field,
Mimi. came home with both ears fro
zen, and two friends, in trying to start
the circulation. rubbed them clean from
bis head.
Rum and cold weather got the mas
terry of Robert Mott. of East Rocka-
way, and his body was found frozen
stiff on the meadows. He left o wife
and two children.
The weather in France during Decem.
Der was extremely cold. Many persons
died from congestion Of the brain. the
result Of cold. Birds we're too weak to
Ay. and hsres were found frozen in the
hedges.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-13
Friday, February Is. 1880
the POLITICAL OUTLOOK.

Presidential prospects are good deal
mixed u this writing. With Grant,
Blaine, Sherman, Washburne and
others, the Republicans have q
plethora Of candidates, between whom
. selection will be difficult. So far.
Grant 10 unquestionably ahead. with
Blaips close behind. and Blaine's
chances improving ct the expense OF
0rant'a Tilden is the leading man
among the Democrats, and undoubtedly
the sblest and strongest. Unfortunate
~ for him, however, there 10 disafec-
ton In his own State, headed BY John
Kelly. one Of the shaspest Politician
in the Union. BY David Dudley Field,
she ablsst and most distinguished codi,
fer in ths world. BY Mr. Csllicott, q
ripe scholar. IN accomplished journal
lot and an unequallsd presiding OFF,
Ger. and by ether men. who. together.
control the politics Of New York City.
whore Mr. Tilden 10 without influence
- long - by them opposed. The
chasn between 10 declared by each too
wids and deep for bridging, and with
out The seaport Of his own State. MI
Tilden can never Be President. Beyond
Tilden al 10 chaos with the Democracy
Ssymeor il talked Of. but declines
Hendricks wants the nomination. but
Tilden won't let him have it. Bsyard,
Thurman. Potter and others are men.
toned. but there ere oil, jeetions to oil Of
them, and oomproniss man. unknown
at present. will probably b the nomi.
pss. oi ssesssity. Difficult - It 10 Il
forstsll the choice OF the Republican
Convestioa ~ believe it much NOR
dificult to forstell that Of tho Demo
cratic.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-13
The stock and bond debt Of the city

The stock and bond debt Of the city
Of New York on the Both Of November.
1879. WAS $50. 2s5, 800 10 the Sink
ing Fund. however. stscks and bonds
TO the amount of So, 359 $50 were
held for the redemption of the debt,
the amount Of which is thereby mater
tally reduced. During the ye.r pre-
vious to the date mentioned tie reduc-
ton amounted to S2.93i ,3G6. Consid-
ering the rapid advance Of the city in
population and wealth this statement
must be quite gratifying to residents
and property owners.
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The public debt Of France amounts
to - !0oo. 600 900 francs. on which j,
paid annually N interest Of l.ae5. ooo..
600 ffancs. The population Of the
cosntfy Members S7.Coo. ooe. and In
preportaoa their dsbt l. ths uost colos.
al in history, amounting - Il does 10
700 franes = he psrsqs and - francs
annual interssk The 0svernmsnt d
dsliroos II cutting DIVA its intsres,
rate ffom s per cent. 10 OF 4,S. bat
- the debt u oil held among the pso-
pie n home il fears rssistancs 10 il
schems u economy. the poor people
amoag whom The 0ovsransnt's obliga-
tions ars distributed being 10th to give
mp any part Of them A loan could
easily b effected. and the Govern.
mont enabled annually TO save ten o,
aftssn million dollars interest money
The public debt Of the United State,
anossts = osly aboss so pr capita
while that Of Francs considerably ex.
oesds 500.
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outstanding its occupation during three
centuries. 10 still declared . Chinese
possession. In fact, no formal csssion.
like that Of Hongkong to England, has
been conceded. The Picking govern
ment is determined to resist an appli-
cation, although the Portuguese press
confident hopes Of success.
DR.. Elmors, the Peruvian envoy 10
China and Japan. is now in Shanghai
preparing for his immediate departure
home.
Signs at Peking increase of a deter
mination to inaugurate . strong anti.
foreign policy. Viceroy Sben, who
died recently at NankiDg, left an urgent
memorial. now said to be secretly cir
culating, advocating unbending resist.
ance to the extension of intercourse,
and pleading for the exclusion of all
material Improvements, such o railways
or telegrsphs, Of foreign origia. This
manifesto produces q greet effect; Shen
having been an Official of powerful in
fuence and a man of high personal
character, unusually free from the
suspicion of corrupt motives or praa-
tices. It has double weight, coming
together with the final successes Of
the Chinese army in Central Asia,
and to diplomatic triumph, as here
considered, Of Chung How at St.
Petersburg. in securing restitution Of
III TERRITORY. Ii Hung Chang, viceroy
ct Chill. though still the most inAnsn.
tial subject in the empire. is under
stood to feel it necessary to yield to the
new sentiment kindled by these CON.
binations. and in fact Ii is not really
favorable to foreign adiliation. sanction.
ing western ideas aud Improvements
only to the extent Of making them
serve bis purpose Of acquiring . knowl>
edge Of them and then dispensing with
those who bring them. Unless the
growth of the present feeling is check.
cd by some unforeseen event it will
shape the Chinese policy entirely with.
in the next year or two. but the devel.
opment will be gradual and extremely
cautious, and NO person must expect to
see any sudden manifestation. The
whole movement will be 30 regulated
a. to disarm suspicion. if possible, both
here and elsewhere.
JAPAN
YOKOHAMA. Jan. 26-via San Fran
cisco, Feb. ia new and unexpected
trade has developed between Hongkone
and the Japanese port Of Hiogo. IL
consequences of the establishment of q
branch line Of steamships by the prin'
cipal company of japan. This route il
the result of suggestions offered BY
Governor Hennessy when visiting j.
pan. A strong commercial connection
is anticipated.
The latest report of the ministry Q.
education will show steady increase
OF public instruction throughout thu
empire. School attendants now. mum,
Der nearly six millions; males. how
ever. nnduly preponderating. Univer'
sal interest in education is proved b.
the fact that in Eve years private volun
tsry donations to schools and college!
aggregate nearly 5000. 600, and up
wards Of zoe, 900 acres of land.