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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-08-03
Sure Cure for Coughs, Colds,
Sore Throat, Bronchitis,
Asthma, Consumption,
And All Diseases Of Throat and Lunas.
Extract frem Report OF the Commits.
atOner OF Internal Revenue.


TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Office of Internal Revenue,
Washington, d. G., January z6, 1890.
Messrs; Lawrence 4 Martin. III Madison
street; Chicago, lll.-GAr ilemen: Ibsvs To-
cely.ed a "N' led formula" giviusthe in.
sfsuients and relative 9yopvFttohs used in the
manufacture Of al article which you advertise
and sell under the name OF "I0LU, ROCK
AND RYE" This compound, according tn
your formula, in the opinion Of this Oliea.
would have a sufficient quantity of tho BAT'.
SAM OF TOLU to give it all the advantages
ascribed to this articlsip p~ectoral complaints,
while the whisky and the syrup constitute an
emulsion rendering the compound an asFse.
able remedy to the patient.
In the opinion OF this otlpe, an article com.
pounded according 70 this formula may prom
erly be classed as a medicinal preparation
under the provisions of schedule A, followinc
section S4S7, United States revised statutes,
and when 90 stamped NAV be sold by Drng,
gists, Apotheoaries and other persons without
rendering them liable to pay a special tax as
liqgor dealers. Yours respectfully.
lsigledl GREEN b. RAUM,
Commissioner.
Pat up 10 quart size BEETLES for family use.
CAUTION. Don't be deceived, BY un-
SFNSt'S's principled dealers who try 10
palm Of upon you Rock and Ryein place of onT
T0Lu, ROCK AND RYE, which is the only
GENUINE medicated article made, having n
Government stamp on each bottle.
LAWRENCE MARTIN, Prop'rs,
Ill Madison street, Chicago.
Sold in Memphis by all Druggists, Grooers
ana Wine Merchants generally; at Wholesale
by n. Mansfield e. 90, q. y. Hmm "
co. and a. YaccarO q 90, who will sunnIv
the trade NJ manufacturers yriees xvii 10
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-08-03

"a new broom" may sweep clean
but an old one is just as ~serviceable to
chase a husband over the back fence
with Middletown Transcript.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-08-03
Maumelle, Batesville.
CONDITION OF THE RIvERs.

CONDlTlON OF II RIVERS.
During the "a hours ending at noon
to-day the river at this point has fallen
8 inches, and is now II feet II inches
above low water mark. The Ohio is
on a stand at Pittsburg, with but Z
inches on the gauge. At Cincinnati
it is falling, with 5 feet 10 inches on
the gauge. At Louisville it fell 4
inches, with 4 feet 5 inches in the
canal. At Cairo it fell 6 inches,
with 10 feet 4 inches on
the gauge. The Mississippi
at st. Louis fell 5 inches, with l6 feet
/ inch on the gauge. The Cumber-
land at Nashville fell ! inch, with 10
inches over the shoals. The Tennes-
see at Chattanooga fell 2 inches, with
20 inches on the gauge. Arkansas
river is rising above, but at Little
Rock it is falling slowly. with 2 feet 8
inches on the gauge, White river has
a fair stage from Jacksonpert to the
mouth.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-08-03
ChanCerY Sale Of Real Estate.

Chancery Court Of Shelby county-R, No. IlT9
Ann j Adams OF al, vs.. j j Mitchell OF al.
DY virtue Of ap interlooutory decree for
ID sale, entered In the above cause ON the
lith day Of June, 1880, | will sell, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, in front of
the clerk and masters Office, courthouse OF
the Taxing District of Shelby county, Mem
phisl Tennessee, on
Saturday, August 18th, 1880,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Tenn,
to-wit:
Let No. l Of the suh-division Of lot No. l Of
Memphis, fronting 80 feet on the west side of
Wellington street, aud running back between
parallel lines TO LeRose street, the north line
being 1888 feet and the south line 1888 feet 10
inches.
Lot No. 8 of sub. division oflot No. l in city
of Memphis, fronting 80 feet on west side Of
wellington street with a depth Of feet be-
tween parallel lines.
Terms Of sale-Cash.
This July 20, 1880.
r. ]. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
0antt 4 Patterson, Ats. l8 19 lb tll
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-08-03
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
For Cat Island, Star of the West. 8 pm
" st. Francis river, Batesville...... pm
" New Orleans, w. P. Halliday...5 pm
ARRIVED.
Steamer City of Greenville, Vicksburg.
Maumelle, Arkansas river.
Belle Shreveport, New Orleans
Grand Tower, st. Louis
DEPARTED.
Steamer james Lee, Friar's Point.
Osceola Belle, Osceola.
G. w. Cheek, Arkansas City
/" Ste. Genevieve, st. Louis.
Belle Shreveport, st. Louis.
City of Greenville, St. Louis.
Grand Tower, Vicksburg.
IN PORT.
NT,e,a1l. DuIo.-;TT.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-08-03
SatnrGnY. Angust 7ih. IRan.

AZ 70 o'clock M, in front Of the courthouse IN
the city Of Memphis, Tenne see, sell at pnblie
auction, to the highest bidder for cash. the
following described real estate, TO- wit; situ-
ated in Shelby county, state Of Tennessee.
and described as follows, Beginning on the
north line of lot No. IA in the center Of Cy-
press Greek; thence east 81 20 100 feet to a
stake: thence south with the east line of lots
IL and IA. 667 100 feet 10 q stake, the south
east corner Of lot No. IS: thence west with the
south limo Of lot No. r., % 4O-lOO feet TO the
center Of Cypress Greek; thence down said
creek with the center thereof north 4S9 sO'
vest ~ D-lt0 feet, south So west 1eS feet.
south So west Is feet, north l3o 3O' west l6s m
!Ql feet, north So 30 west 1856 l2-l00 feet, north
81 30 east us 20 100 feet, north Il ~ wesi AZ
20 leo feet to the beginning, containing 81
acres being the same property ennyeyed nv
deed by Charles Jones Ia Budget Callahan on
18th August. 1871, snd recorded in the Regis,
ters office OF Shelby county, Tennessee. in
book No; 80, page 48, reference To which Is
here made for \ more particular description
Of said land.
Equity Of redemption l. expressly waived.
The title is believed 70 BE perfect, but l shall
sell and convey as trustee only,
This eth July, 1880.
1917 ISAAC M0RRISON T,ns..a
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FINDER and by virtue on trust deed 10 me
y executed by Bridget Calanan and John
Callahan, dated 18th october, 1873, and re-
e9rded ~ record book No IA, PAGE as, 10
see, to which reference Is here msde q,
such trustee, at the request Of TIE beneficiary
10 ta'd trust, the debt therein mentioned be-
ing past due and unpaid, VIII. on
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lIIssIssippi and tennessee.
MEMPHIS, Tenn.

Arrivals and Departures Of Mails.
OPEN. Railroads. CLOSE.
--
445 pm Gin. LOUSY. & Mem. $40 am
r r Local and
through mails.
845 pm Gin. LOUSY. Il Mem. 10 90 pam
R R through mails.
$50 pm CHAT. 4 Mem. r RI 8 90 pm
Local and through
mails.
Il Sam Chatta, 4 Mem. R R 10 90 pm
through mails.
1000 am Mem. x Gren. 4 n. II 30 am
o. RR.
II 90p.m Mem. & L. r. R R. $50 pm
939 am lCov'g'n q Mem. RR $50 pm
s 20 am SomervilleAccom'd'n IS pm
RiV. & 9th. Nails.
200 ann Memphis and Friar's 430 p.m%
Point Agent.
100 amt Helena &Friar' sPoint 40 pint
Postofice.
700 amt Helena & Clarendon 40 pint
r K.
7OO anthem. &Greeuv. Ag't. 40 pint
10 co pint Mem. & Vicksburg 80 ami
Agent.
700 ami St.Louie & Mem ACT 9 80 ami
200 am" 0sceOla&Mem Agent. 4 80 pm"
700 am list FrancisRiverAk't. 80 PM
100 am Arkansas RiverAgentl 4 20 p.mf
700 ans White River Agent. 80 pms
100 Pm" Mem. to Holly Spr'gs, 6 90 a.m0
Miss Stage route.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-08-03

@Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
tDaily.
monday, Thursday and Saturday.
sunday, Tuesday and Friday.
Tuesday and Friday.
"Wednesday and Saturday.
0Tuesday. Thursdav and Saturday.
, 1880-12-10
JOHN KELLY.

Epettdt Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YonK. Doc, u.-Local political circles are
Just now greatly excited over tho probable out
como Of tho Mayors nominations, which will bo
sent into tho Hoard Of Aldermen Tomorrow.
Whothor or not John k0lly's power Hhail bo
broken and Ills hold upon municipal affairs
looscd Ia tho question now uppermost In tho
minds OF those who have tho intorrsts OF tho
city Mt heart Mayor Cooper, who has tho so!ec.
hon Of tho important officials. such as Oon-
trollcr, Commissioner of Public Works, Park,
Dock, and Tux Commissioners, Corporation
Counsel. and Police Justices ttwolvo altogethor),
malntatus Rroat rottcencc, md oil nttompts to
secure my indication Of bis courae proves
frlttiess.
THE MOST TRUSTWORTHY ,nEronra u
Indicate three Antt-Tn1nmnny Democrats t6r
Controller Of Public Works, Commissioner, and
Corporation Counsel respectively, and ttroo
laopublfcans for tito. other Commisslonorshlps.
II this goes through It will prove n Victory for
tho Tlldon wtpg Of tho Democracy allied with
tho Republicans, md thus Borvo as complete
set-baok for tho longtime loss Of tho city.
Koly has mada Vigorous struggle to keep
aboyo tho surface, but politicians who nro not
under his control express tho utmost confidence
ta~nlght that hts SUCCESSOR will bo nan,od and
confirmed Tomorrow.
, 1880-12-10
THE FORGERY.

rHtLr nETS EVEN WITH STANLEY rUSTEEy.
NEW ronK, Dec, 1.-The announcement Undo
yesterday to tho elect TINT detectives had To-
catcd lit brooklyn ono OF tho u,cn who Is sup
posed to hnye hatl n hand in tho preparation Of
tho Morey lotttcr created scnsntion III tho City
Of Churches T'lloro was Il Rrcat dont Of wild
speculation md some sbrewl guessing ns to The
person referred u. And tho mysterious person
WAS sud to hnyo been connected with MI cvon-
Ing paper OF Brooklyn. Suspicion pointed to
tho Eagle. Tho brooklyn Union tepublts!iol
tho nrtfcle ysstort'ay, and addod to it
tho following: ''Thc only resignation that has
taken place from tho statf Of nny pnpcr lu
brooklyn recently Is that Of Stanley 1Junfloy,
vim retired from IN nssiatant editorial position
In tho Eugft Office on Sltnrt1ny Inst. The reason
given for tho chauge WIS TINT Nj. 1Inntley WAS
sick. It ts now said Tint Mr. lIuntlcy, who game
from tho West to brooklyn, Is fr!end and asso-
oIuto OF Mr.. Philip, and TINT thoy frequently mot
In brooklyn. Further developments nrn ex-
pcctod. Huntlcy Is n bright young man, and a
versatile writer. Among hls NUMEROUS nccum-
rllshmcnta fa tho urt OF initiating tho srylo Of
vnrious writer's. For instance, ou severai oectI-
stons ho has written for the Eagle sketches nfter
!, tho style Of ChnrIcs Dickens, Walter 5uott,
'Ouftla,' and Urot IIarte. which aro remarkable
limitations"
, 1880-12-10

TWO 01nts SAVED FlioM 4 LIFE 0F SHANE BY
TstE NEW YORK COMMISSIONERS or CliAnt-
THIS.
NEW YonK, Dec 0.--1'ho Commissioners Of
Chnritics hayo Just roscncl three Immigrant
girls from ltfu Of immortality. Their na.ncs
nro Mnrio ArIRassl. LOUISE Donatl, and Mag.la-
leno l,Iaues. Thuy aro natives OF Faris, from
10 to "a years Of ago, 1nd aso exceedingly
protty.
nnu,cd Xnvior Wlom, resident OF st. Louis,
who represented himself as owner Of II splendid
now hotel IN that city, aud who offered thom
uasy work and largo wa4os. besides agreeing to
pay thotr farc to this country.
Tloy wor0 passonpora oa tho Pierre, aud pftor
thor asriyAi wpro takon to French boArtill,g-
hauso OH Wooster strott. During tho voyage
Wllloln dropped somo hints which wcro re-
gasdcl by tho Rirls Us being suspicious OF bis
Intentions towards thom, At tho boarding.
housa thotr suspicious weru coutlslno1. Tolo-
g1aphto Inquiry 10 tho st. Louis police pro-
nn.l.sced WIlleni's hotel atory fable, md tho
girls visited Casilo OarIon aud nsadu complaint
agaiuat Wtllom, stating that 10 hid all tAelr
clothing lockcsi III ILLS trunks md refused to
gtye It up. A dotoctivo went to tho Wooster
stroot house ind recovered tho closhlug, but
not until ho hui bceu compelled to kuock
Wllle1n down. Situations hayo buou tound in
Now York for ulJ throo Ut tho girls.
, 1880-12-10
ITEMS,

Special Dtspatth to Th4 CAttaao TftbuHs.
NKw YoEK, Doc, 1-Tho Cooper Union uaect.
Ing tonight was addressed by Congressn,an-
oioot J. Hyatt Smith, DR.. D. II. Mum. tho itcv.
DR.. ]. u. Thomas, md tho 1lov. l!snry Ward
UeGchcr. Tho lsov. ur, l.. d. Nuraa prcsldcl.
rIIR HANK CLKRKs' MUTUAL ASSOCIATION
ea'obratc2 sh9jr twentieth anniversary IL, Chick
ortng Hail.. Tho ltcY. Dr.. Aobost Cllycr .loa!v-
crod an aldross, and tho nank Clerks Aus!c1l
Association entortatncd tho visitors,
DAN1EL o'LKARY
has accepted q challenge to walk against Frcd-
crick KTohne. tho prusstsR pedestrian, who Ia
backed by Luke Welsh, Tor S5,0l0.
MIGHTY Tribe,
Mrs. Elizabeth Wiaturs, OF No, ~ shon!eld
streot, Newark, whose centonntal birthday au-
ntvossnry was celebrated last summer, dlod Mou
day. 1hcrd Wcru present Ut tho coutcinIul colc-
bE,atton sir Of her chlldron. forty grandchildren
aud ~ 3eeatcKranichlldrup.
NO0uH.
Tho 1.cy. J, II. no9Rs, for y numbor OF years
pastor Ut tho Ncfurmcl Vrcsbyturlun Church ut
AYcsson street and 1atayettaavcnuc, brooklyn,
, 1880-12-10

How a Landlord in Donegal Revenget1
tlac Murder Of His Steward.

tho Murder Of His Steward.
Dublin CorrtspoIsttnef ~. IuHtes Gdzsttx.
In tho Duly Erprtss summary OF nova thoro
arc TWO consecutive paragraphs wcll worth
noting together:
"Land meut!ngs wo1o also hold in various
other parts Of tho country, md hints were
tl,tnwn out Mt thona thAt II tho prosecutions OF
tho Land. .Lenguuss should ond In imprisonment.
tho pensAntsy would resort to assassination OF
landlords ly wuy pf reprisal.
"bir. ]. 9. Adalr won't on Saturday FROM
Mouutmcllick, Quoons County, to Ills ostato at
urntgue, to colloot blu ronta. 1lo was accom-
panied by two nrne.i Constablcs, and it IL stated
that othur natablea wcru stationed ut intervals
a6atseneat, ,'!s Which va refused, IND thaa thoy
Iii. Adair refused to srant an abatement and
SFsp a ;a 4e. sor " as
o ox us 1 a'qnssy x Il. esnss
aud a kvnil nun Ct busaI,css, b. retuacs oball:
to ho wsnSs # a S L II. AZ
wha 9 a"t v%1s 1nass wha, Mr b.
mountail. traet in N,nesal.. iiavn9 rssirluIo1
tho liberty hishorto snj.Iyod BY tue tcnasts ot
RFzing ter cattlo an n. s,oep dyes tho u3onnt.
stowar.l was rlthor murdered Or Krieyel,sly
xorntlod q forget walohI mgr @ Tue Vlllage Of
Known, hut, as u usual In such cAsos, 10 owl
loacs ,,yls forthcomlna., another stowHrll,
hhod to tnko tho pace Of tho first, hut o Thought
It advisable IL carry roynlyer, s On tle mnFniuE
hs house. On tho 18th hls thdy wus found oil Tho
mountain. hss bruins dashed nut by stane lao-
ssdo litn was his rovulyer, tho stook brokon upon
his skuli. Ono bs.rre Ind boon discharged. Fho
bullet hAd alipu1 fur ollt Ut tho tlext chamber
thut it would nut ruyulve. M!. Adu,r visited
iha spot With tho Resident slaxisttato. Ncqr tto
marked LII tho pcat, OH Which no huatl,er grew,
tho trucks Ut two men who bad eviduntly up.
proachel Mnrsuy waare hU stool. Tho wllGlc
stury WIS wrlttoM OH tho iMotintatN.hlde. Thor3
wsa tho pacc where the trsoks repeated tlots,-
BIZ stiek II, TUG Peat whs5. 4 VIZ found s.ill
right iaild, With whca be took out uts pistol and
1fcd ono shat,-prvhably nser tlpir hcads ta
o. 0lter. Thou. bis weapon fn!llax hin. hn turnod
und ilud With great strides dow! tho lnossnta'n-
gliu Stop b. stsp tho tr1lakacoll bo clearly seen
% tho apst where he slippssa and fe!l ta Ets9 ~
boItUd pussucr on ono sdo, the baroto0Lotl on tAs
othes,-to tho spot Kaese they bsoko his skuu
, 1880-12-10

and battered hIs brnfns out as he my. But nnnre
thnn TINT; STRIP by ftep Nj. Affair followed these
twp tricks until thoy mingled with thu foot
marks in tho VillnRe ~ I>crryvefKh. and there
and then he dec,nscd Tint II Withii one mouth
the tnIrtlorers Of his steward were not hR1tlcd
over to JUST leo hn would cvict oycrr tnnn 10 the
vffaHn nnd would not leave one atone Of Il
standing upon nnother. At this tifnn thu people
Ut tho vfIluHo were Under notfcn to 1uts. ~ n
preliminary To s1uar!ng thar fnr1na, which wcrc
hitherto held In scnarato patches, and rtnatnt-
,nR each onc m tenant on /, consolidated hold
tns. Hut thu threat WAS unnvnllinK: tho MIR
valley. Possibly tho people thought tho threat
would never tre cnrsisl out. Hut Mr: Admir- waa
n4 KsnA a. bin wnr1i. On tho 9th, 9Th: HnA 10th
leave thu place md tho houses Wern 1ctolcd
1h!a VIA: indeed. terrible net Of retrihttion,-
80 terrible that nothing hut oxtrothe necessity
cou,'l justify II. hut nm stewart WIS murdered
On tho prQncffY lftnTHAEIl6.
, 1880-12-10
A HUNTERS TRAGIC DEATH.
Jcrry Grccnfng's Last Hunting Expo
flitiOn-l.ntett by wild Dcnsts Aftet
killing Four Hcarr.

killing Four Hcarr.
l'enrsvludnaa t1orrssppnlenct 1'ttv 17otst Nssts.
derry Grccnrg, tho famous hunter OF Pike
County, is dead. For tho lust halt century
this remarkable man has fought Il constant
hatsle, and thcso "a not d huntng-grounh be-
twcGn tho Eusquthnnna and tho Delaware in
which he hos not fought with beara catamounts,
deer, and MI tho smaller animals.
on Nov. =. Jerry left hiH eahsn, In tho north
western part Of Pike County, near tho pnupack
1tlycr, telling bis nearest ncEghbor, Johannes
Schmuckstoia, who ia also famous hunter, TINT
on this trip he would make "tho b,ggeat hnui
Of vnrmnt" he had ever rnnto. Schmuckstctn
some snae but cr aafnSa and
numerous Gcara hat lnfcst Pike Cosi,ty. il wiz
Ronr moro than two duys on 1itB trips, mad on
"Wednesday morning schfnucketc,n went over TO
hts cat!n to sees II be had rutufncd: Ito found no
stRNH ut Jerry. He at 0ucG concluded tlint tho
old nlan bad met With como eeriutls Incident and
h0 Informed ule or two of his ucIHhbors. Thes
sst 9 II e py soa, et ,S
within ton miIcs md in organizing 4 saarrh-
to I ty' party started CD for tic bear bIa sWanp md,
nftef three os four hours. Of rapid marching.
came nut on tho vaat ledge thug surrounds n.l 5
II yclp frGtn ono Of the hnunds announced d
S a ,s s.ap o~e4 pa tho pfeso H Us ed IS
VIA VIA Afforded. Al lat, il no % eSitre q ths
spruce trees, tho scaroh .cano to 40 end. .un:
der tho spruce trees lay four largo beats, dead
md frozen. with bloody gnshes y tholr hldes,
bloody skull, backbone. and dlsJointcd skcl-
eton of q man. Aftor THO ilrst shock vas
over tho hunters got 70 work tS {; examine @ TIC
1oes psrt ot o'b tbe s* ea srsy W. oear ho had
81 e H to 1 M hT anca aFq to eafs tnS tS
Rsoan R5S; Ill shosod @ lint jorry lad mot t6o Sears'
wolins I shat ca,tsod I'es deatI. ono Of sSe dcaJ
bcars ha1 bttten nwny tart pf Jerry's right
foot. and The Rhasty fraFmontls were @ stlil DO;
by fatal blow from the hunters knife. jorry's
S tbo y H he bs s ans
ton ilenrty through tho stoel. Shrets Of CLOTH
buttons. a,,a 19rrys YIN aaa powder as ay y
ii tiloIr dead friend. Tho akin ,yas stripped
from ono Of tho def1 boars. and tn n, mt tnGro. W
On Sunday afternoon, at 1ho littlc cap!n oocu.
nSa oek " sRaS raas qd 6ox pae
was thrown tho bcur-skn. Tho single room Of
vetosios I oe II There wore sins fai'ss rattles an
sketntols Of monster .rattlesnnkca, sktns alt
aku.is Of foxos, wl!d.cats. fawns, panthors
saEs. has s 1s Rvepy eosues ws e
high with hnat-skins. and oyery htt of snncc 20 q,
the 10y wnlts waa covered With some trophy. Tte
sorvic1 entlod tho rude collin was deposited III i
benutifll mountain landscape. and now . rude
oa sao faos HUG Jersy VI "a
this slIto slab ta scsnwiod in fud1 1etter8:
, 1880-12-10
now DEnIAM IA "Qutrrgp" on Wards
ISLAND.

1sLAAh'
6pfetas Depatta 10 me eateae' 1F1oane'
~" iohX' DEC u-bcloto INC senate COM
mltsco 10 1hvest'Rath h'tc9ca ABUSES IN 'hsano
anylu'ns. holding lts sessions at tho Metrop,ltan
iotcs. hta' 1ttHn ocbcl' OF Jotscy lily. testthca
thht ~ necomhof or last 9oaf hef ufotheF'
DAhiel IL: 1allnah' "ns sent 70 !Iollovao HOS.
p.1at 70 IN e3nmlhcd ny Df' bcIpy. oho 1ouna
n'Hi tho next morning III foofn IN tao nnsp'ta!,
lieu hand ana loot 10 och' WIN his
"artn taancte ontl 'fhdefclotn'h9 taken o1
anu noIalng Oh uht wot sucet' unocr "n'eu Nv
ny shNcrsng' Ii1o wndow III tho ro'" was
, 1880-12-10

now but 1000 e!,arcs. Mr. Gould disposed Of tho
tnrRer portion Of bis sharcs s0me ttnn since, for
tho nyowcd purpose of making soino invest"
lncnla In uthor enterprises.
At THE MINING ExCIIATHE
Atnto vns In great demand Ibis afternoon. md
ndvHnccd. Consolidated paci1o was active, MI
vario!ng to 100. CIisnax Ia clnsciy hold Mt pre-
v!ol'a t'rtcns t1nnI'illa, ONO 0f tho slcntllcAt
stocks TN tho st, ia now tnprcsAc. hut It Ia rt,-
norcd that pool has bee.i formed by tho now
management 10 bull tho stock. Iron Silver sold
for ao. South 1Itto ttoolncd u, to 40. Tho Ecn.
craf market has boon steady, but tho dcnland
limited.
, 1880-12-10


Rpeetdl Dtspdteh to 1h4 Chicago 1ftbuns.
NRW YORK, Dec. "A woll-authGntic8ted
case Of death from trichnosls, that occurred
Inst woek at 1ollevuo Hospital. has o4cltcd 1rcat
interest among tho medical ftAtoF1tty, Tho
victim was Franz Adotph Axlor. a robust youth,
born In uurmany, and ID years of agu, who waa
employed In u butchers shop ut No. l80 Grcen*
wioh stroot On tho slst VI November he ap-
pearcd at bellevue tor mctiIcal treatment, aud
complained Of sevore pains, of rheumatic
type, In his limbs. a1,d suffered from htga
fuyor. lIo wRs examined by DR.. liommn9way,
who diagnosed tho 'caaa Us ono Ut rheumatic
fever. Tho patient was admitted to tho hos
pltal. md placed III charge OF DE. George II.
Moller. 4 day or two after his admission
8YNrxoAH or riIICu1Hosts
WoFo developed. Prof. Janowny wus called, and
on questioning tho patout learned that ho had
boon In Aha habit OF eating rav pork. Tho pa-
t!ent WIS "spearod." that IL, pieoo OF tho
musculas tlasuo about tho stze OF q t1roc-cent
pleoo 'was t4!ken from hts shoulder. mud whom
placed under tho microscope no fewer thun
thtxteon well.dovelopod tsluhinD wero dlscoy-
cred. The patient Was placed under propee
treatment for trIchtnosls, but he sank rapidly
and lied on Saturday last. a post-mossom OK.
, 1880-12-10

has resigned. bccattso, It Ia said, tho mombers
arc not allowed 10 exercise tho franchise on tho
ground that tho Constitution ds>es not recognize
God. Mr.. 1lo9ss, who has beon II pastor fur ak.
tcen ycnrs in that city. gocH to n Philadelphia
Church.
cot. WILLIAM II. ErtLLwEL1s
recently secretary Ut thn Collector IT Customa
of thls pnrt, and appointed by President iInycs
rs AssNIato Justice Of tho supreme Court OF
Arfzona. Is 9raduut1 OF tho f.uw HchoOl OF ~.
bany, OF which city ho 10 q native.
TIE 1E,ArH-7RADK COMMITTEES
OF the Produce Exchange yesterday approved tho
now hy.laHs proposed by tho Grim Committee
requiring brokers. when acting for non.mct.'-
bers, to make oontrnots In their own name, md
restricting ttmo Or option tradtng To tho houta
bntHeon 10 a. m. md D. m. of business days.
THE NKy. Dit. N. Z. aSfiTN
has boon called to tho pnstVrata OF tho etatn
Btrcot Congregational Church. Drooklyn. nr.
Smith WAS pnstot for twonty yenrB Ut tho Mid
to Reformed Church, Ii Harrison street, but
for tho past two years has been pt pteachtnR in
mission church at broadway and Itaiph avenue.
Tho congregation Of tho Stnto Streot Churct!
formerly worahEpcd In Elm Place Church, Of
which tho l,oy. Joseph Wild was pastor, and
which was burned down Ia Juno Of tho present
ycar.
xLEcTntC LIGHTS.
II th8 Htsttf5s ASsotfdfkd PTsu.
EKw YonK, Dec g.--Tho brush Electric Light
Company are erecting iron rltlAra, about a foot
In diameter ami twenty fcct high, ono pillar to
cycry blook, on broadway from Union Square 10
Thlrty.fou street, intended to support lamps
by which tho Company propose To light that por~
ton Of tho city Chrlstmas.Evc. Ench lamp wilt,
It is promised, giyp a,0o candte-powcr. light
equal to about ono hundrcd H1ts-lghts.
PLAYING pnu0-cLERK.
During tho absence Of tho clerk from tho
druy-Atorc NJ. G7O Washington street. William
WittcnbrInk, tho porter. waited .spnn a customer
who Wished EPSON saits. Wittcnbrlnk gnyo him
trRtond o1altc acid, and only tho prompt nttclld.
nticc Of physicians sayad tho ltfcof Mrs fiackct,
WHO had used n portion of tho package. Thd
porter WIS nrrcstei.