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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-23
South Memphis aNiggers.. !.

Two coored women named Delphia
Washington and Julia jackson were
arrested to-day by officer Stewart for
fighting. A contest took place at the
stationhouse as to who could show up
the most cuts. Julia raked off her
sunbonnet and brought to light
an ugly cash on the back
part of her Uranium and showed
up badly hacked finger. The delect-
able De'paia boosted a stab in the
neck, from which the blood had been
freely flowing. One inch moro to the
right would have touched the jugular
vein and put an end to her career.
Where did the fight occur?" asked
the captain.
"0n jackson street" was the re-
ply
'Ah, hahl" calculated gentleman
of the colored persuasion who stood
by. "You might have known they
were South Memphis niggers.n
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GALVESTON.
The Missing Steamer with Gen.
Grant Expected 10 Arrive
Safely.
Good For Another Term---If He
Can Get IL.

GALVESTON, March 23.-The steam
ship City of Mexico, with General
Grant and party on board, is expected
to-day. There has been no severe
storm, nothing more than little dis
agreeable weather, and there is no
reason to suppose that thesteamer has
met with any disaster.
ANOTHER REPORT.
CHICAGO, March 23.-The Times
Galveston special received at 3 clock
this morning reports that after being
out most Of the night, cruising for the
City of Mexico, nothing had been
seen or heard, and the seamen express
anxiety for her safety. They say there
was no safe anchorage off Tuxpan or
anywhere in the line from Vera Cruz,
but if the steamer put to sea before
the storm reached its height on Sat
urday night, she is probably safe.
Otherwise the wind and high water
must have caused serious accident
if not a disaster, which has been
feared. The steamer is of light tom
mage and altogether unfit for cyclone
weather. If the steamer does not
arrive by noon tomorrow (Tuesdt "
the most experienced gulf seamen
will take the report of her loss as
granted.
LATER-THE COUNTRY is SAFE.
CHICAGO, March pa special
dispatch to the Western associated
press, from Galveston, says the City
of Mexico has just been sighted ard
will arrive IN port in few hours.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-23

ACCORDING to reports made to the
supreme lodge of Ancient Order of
United Workingmen, now in session
at Boston, the total number of lodges
in the United States is 1863; increase
in one year, AIS; decrease, 26; total
membership March 1st, 1879, 6O,5O7;
total membership March 1st, 1880,
1924; increase during theyear, 20, BIG;
decrease during the year, 1915. The
total number Of deaths during the
year was 525; total amount paid in
death losses during the year, S1,064,>
1854.
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BY CABLE.

LONDON, March %. = Theodore
Martin, who has just completed the
life of Prince Consort, has been
knighted by the queen and also made
knight commander of the bath.
The Times says "Parnell's deter
mination that advanced home-rulers
shall put forward new candidates in
the number Of constituencies to oppose
the moderate home-rulers, or liberals,
who decline home-rule pledges, has
thrown Irish politics into state Of
confusion which may benefit conser-
vatives."
ST. PETERSBURG, March 23.-The
president of administrative council of
eastern Siberia having reported press
ing necessity for new prisons, owing
to the great influx of political prison
ers the past year, additional prisons
will be constructed Immediately on
the river Ivanofka.
Most stringent measures are being
adopted against the nihilists. A large
number of suspected persons have
been arrested, and the police are max
ing frequent domiciliary visits.
PARIS, March pa committee of
senators and deputies of the right will
remain in Paris during the vacation,
observing measures adopted by the
government against unauthorized re-
ligious congregation.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-23
Hack Stand Ordinance.


GECTI0N /. De it ordained by the Legisla-
~ tive Council, that tho following acts be,
and the same are hereby declared to be mis-
demeanors, and any one guilty thereof upon
conviction before the President Of the Fire
and Police Commissioners, sh III be fined not
less than Que nor more than fifty dollars, for
each ohense, and each hours disregard of the
following sub-fections shall be deemed dis
tinct and separate Oiiense.
Subsection |. For any owner, or any one in
charge of any vehicle Of any description
whatsoever, 10 stand thesame, or allow the
same to remain on the street, around or in the
vicinity of Court square, for any period a
time, or in front OF, or near any business or
dwelling. house, structure or premises on any
street, alley or avenue Of the Taxing District,
without the written permission of the owner
or occupant Of said house or premises, and
then only upon condition that such stand be
at all times kept clean ard free from all litter.
dirt and. filth, by the party obtaining such
permission.
Passed March 22l, 1850.
D. T. PORTER,
Attest; Chairman Legislative Council.
@. L.PULLEN, Secretary 02i
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Notice to Contractors.
OFKcE BoARD OF FIRE AND PoLicK

0FEIoE BOARD OF FIRE AND PoLIcE
ColnnssIOSERs, TAXING DISTRICT, SHELBY
County, TENN March q, 1870. J
GEALED Proposals will be received by us
- until Wednesday, March 81, at u o'clock,
noon, for the following work to be done, ser
vice TO be rendered or material to be furnish
ed the Taxing District,viz.: Feeding Station
house prisoners for one year, from April lst,
1880 Label all bids. Bids for Feeding Sta
tiOnhouse Prisoners"
The Board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
By order Of the Board
2025 d. T.P)RTER, President.
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New ORLEANS, March %, 11:9Oa.m.
Cotton quiet. Middling, 12Ic. Sales
to day, 500 bales, Receipts, AHA bales.
Stock on hand, 272,5S2 bales.
LIVERPOOL, March 23.-Cotton
opened with moderate inquiries freely
supplied. Uplands, 77-l6d; Orleans,
I'D, Sales to-day, $4,000 bales. Re-
ceipts, l0.S00; American, $3.50. Flu.
lures opened steady. Deliveries for
March, 7 l.32d March and April, 7
5.l6di April and May,7 9-32di May
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smallpox Among Horse.

QUEBEC, March 23.-The smallpox
amongst horses increases. The St.
John street railway company has
stopped running in consequence.
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Notice to Contractors.
OFFICE BOARD FIsE AyD POLICE
nnsf.pogFnuuug T.~VNg

OFFICE BOARD FIsE AND POLICE
COMMISSIONERS, TAXING DIsTPiCT,
March %, 1880.
CEALED Proposals will bo received by us
. until Wednesday, March 81, at u O'Clock,
noon. for the following work to be done, SER
vice to be rendered and material to be fur
ments for one year. from April lst, 1880
Label all bids, IBID for Shoeing."
The Board reserves the righ. to reject any
or all bids.
BY order Of the Board.
2026 D. T. PORTER, President.
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NrwnrRa. N. III. Oct. Nn. 1s7n

NEwBuRG, N. Y, Oct. 20, 1879.
II. II. WARNER & Co., ROCHESTER,, N.
Y.--GENTLEMEN:-"A lady of over sew
euty years of age, in failing health for
over year, has been using Warmers Safe
Bitters on my recommendation She feels
very grateful for the bepoat she has de-
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Indications.

~WAsHNGToN, D. c., March 23.-For
the Tennessee and Ohio valley, clear
or partly cloudy weather; warm south
west veering to colder northwest
winds, falling followed by rising baro-
meter
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-23

and June, Z 9-32d@7 5.16d; June and
July, 1907 ll-32d; July and August,
7S@7 ll-32d; August and September,
z l3-32d; October and November, 6
l5-16d.
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rived therefrom, and says that until she
used it her stomach could bear no vegeta-
Bile food for over three years. l believe it
to be certain specific for dyspepsia.
Dr. J. Il. ,JOsIYN
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PHILADELPHIA, March 23.-The
Union passenger railroad depot, on
Thompson and Ash streets, is burning.
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ExPoRrs.
NEw YoRK. March q. 12.3O n m

NEW YORK, March -, lz:3O p.m.-
Cotton opened easy; now easier.
Ordinary, II 7-l6c; good ordin-
ary, l2ic; low middling, y 13.16c +;
middling, 10 3,l6c; good middling,
IL 7-l6c; middling fair, 143.16c; fair,
IA 10 l6c. Futures opened weak at
l to 6 points below last evenings clos
ing prices; now steady, at a point or
two farther of, as follows. Deliveries
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Notice o Contractors.
0PFIcE OF THE Board OF FIRE AND
lPOLfCE COMMISSIONERS

TAxING DISTRICT, March %, 1880
OEALED Proposals will be received by us
Duntil Wednesday, March 3lst, at y O'clock,
noon, for the following work TO be done, ma
terial TO be furnished or service to be render.
ed the Taxing. District Of Shelby county, viz 4;
To do the public scavenger work for one year.
from April LIST, 1880. Label all bids. IBID for
Scayenger."
The Board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
By order Of the Board.
% 26 D. I. PORTER. President.
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Notice to Contractors.
Orrlon BoAap FlaF AM poIIcg

OFFICE Board FfRR AND PoIlcE
CoNAnssIoNERs, TAXING DIsrMcT, SHELBY
CO., TRNN., March 23d, 1880
GEALEp Proposals will be received By us
- until Wednesday, March 81, at IL o o'clook,
noon, for the following work 10 be done, ma
terial TO DO furnished or service to be render
cd the Taxing. District, viz: LIGHTING tha
public lamps. fire and Police Departme nts,
and Presidents Offices, for one year. from
February l;st, 1850 Label all bids, IBID for
The Board reserves the right to reject any
Nv oder Of the Board.
sQS D. +. PORTER, President.
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A Canada Canal that Cannot he
ODenah Vet.

OTTowA, March 23.-The Welland
canal cannot be opened until the first
of Nav.
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ORDINANCEs...RY Authority.

CECff0N /. BE It ordalned; Ia. :, cfIoS
- 46, page 81, Heis. Dig, be amended oy
striking out, ''Geek'' in the ninth lice of that
stead.
Passed March 22d, 1880.
ID. 7. PORTER,
~ Chairman Legislative Council
Attest; 9
@. l., PUtIFY, Sec'y. 9l9I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-23

BRETE HABTE has been promoted
to the consulship at Glasgow, where
the salary is $4,000 and the labor light.
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1857 Prizes. amounting to............. 81 10 am
Responsible corresponding agents wanted
at All points, TO whom liberal Compensation
will be paid. ''O''
Write, clearly stating full address, for fnr.
ther Information, or send orders by expreas or
in z Registered Letter or Money Order by
mail, addressed only TO ~
NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
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Condensed Locals.

VIM. n. Frew yesterday entered suit against
the Consolidated Fire EXtingpisher Company
to recover sl96, 49,: so, the amount of jude
nent obtained against them in Chicago, Apr.l
80. An attachment was issued on cr"ditS In the
District, With W. G. Schmertz as surety on the
boLd.
The Baltimore Ohio Railroad Connanv puh.
fishes In to-day'S STAR important changes in
Its time schedule OF much interest to the trav-
ellng public, as Will De seen ON reference to the
advertisement elsewhere.
The organization at Hillsdale d. c., for the
purpose OF raising funds to relieve the family OF
MI lgnatlus Dorsey, an aged man. who was
recently burned out OF house and home, have
handed TO him slSs.22 IS the proceeds of supper
given by the association.
Equal Division No. 3. Sons of Temperance
held an interesting meeting last night at the
nall on 9th street and adopted a resolution of
thanks TO Bishop Pinckney for his discourse on
tie 10Th instant on the temperance question.
rOOd's Magazine for May.
Thon as OConnor. lay brother OF the Society
OF Jesus at Georgetown college, died there this
morning OF paralysis In the 61st year OF his age.
Father OSulltyan. pastor of st. Peters
church. Capitol Hill. is preparing to have the
interior of the building re-fre5coed and re-
painted.
Rev. DIR. j. Vaughn Lewis, late OF st. Johns
has received call from the Episcopallan con-
gregation in Delhi. y. Y, and will preach there
,o-mOrrow- He is now with his brother in Bur-
liDgtOn. y. j.
See notice OF a select excursion on the
steamer John ". Thompson next Wednesday.
Complaint Is made by citizens in the north
western section OF the city, OF boys who are in
the habit OF breaking the branches OF the tulip
poplalS planted On thai street, from III to
Boundary streets. This is done for the sake OF
obtaining the blossoms which are lust out. and
as the bark OF this tree is very delicate much in
jury is done.
The attention OF the travelling public Is called
to The important changes in the time schedule
OF the Baltimore q Potomac Railroad to the
north, west and southwest, published In TO-
day 5 STAR, and which goes into effect Monday
next.
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THR COVRTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Yesterday, applications Of John B. Hickox, jr.,
were referred to committee on examination.
Potomac Steamboat Co. agt. Upper Potomac
Co, and same agt. Inland & Seaboard Coasting
Co.; argument commenced.
EQUITY COURT-JtLdge HaQner
Yesterday, Ramsey agJ Daniels; continued
for the term. United States agt. Smoot; hear
Ing On motion for receiver commenced. Trues-
dell agt Phillips; sale confirmed cone!tionally.
CRIMINAL CoURr-Judge James.
Yesterday, Robert Randolph, rape; verdict
not guilty.
To-day, Bud Warner and John Kent. burglary
and larceny, pleaded not guilty. Same, lar
ceny; sentenced to perttentiary for one year.
Thos. Casey, do, motion of new trial overruled:
same sentence. Mollte JarbOe, witness in the
swearing, was discharged from Jail.
PROBATE COURT-J,td1e Haonpr
Yesterday, estate ID. B. Morgan; exceptions to
the first account OF the administrator set for
May %. VIII Elizabeth E. Brown: decree ad-
hitting will to probate and record. Will Will
liam Hemphill Jones; VIII filed, proven, ad-
mitfed to probate, aud letters testamentary
tate Casper Ofenstein; petition OF Barbara Ofen-
stein for letters of administration. In re estate
Mary F. A: Tolrey; A. A. Brooke and 7. A. Lam
James Barrett; Will admitted to probate and
record. VIII John NJ. Broadhead; commission
ordered to issue to Albert Field, Of South New
MdTket, N IT,, 10 take lle testimony or the wit.
nesses to the will. Estate John Hathaway;
Elizabeth S. Fox appointed guardian to Ida NJ.
Hathaway. Estate Caroline A. Hyatt; will adj
mitted to probate. Estate William B. Walton
petition OF administrator for distribution and
allowance of counsel fees. VIII Catharine
Windsor; John r. johnson appointed executor:
bond. ST. 200. Emma NJ. Combs; asking for re,
examination Of the case and issuing Of letters
testamentary to the petitioner. Estate VIII
liam Wallis; petition for order on the admins
traitor to pay special auditors fees. William
Lilly; rule dismissed and ordered to settle his
account as guardian.
POLICE COURT-Judge Shell
To-day, ThOs. w. Connolly, loud and bolster
Gus; forfeited collateral. Eugene Curtis. TO-;
do. Henry Ages, assault on Anna Barker: IS,
Eliza Cudlip, assault on Jenny Wood, both col
Ored Jenny testified that Eliza came into her
bedroom and knocked her down with the butt
of whip and then jumped on her and beat
her; s.. Jas. DoWney, threats to Rachael MUIR
laugh: personal bonds to keep the peace. Sam
uel Coleman, charged with assault1ng Thos.
Alexander; IS. JOS ESkridge alias Geo. Smith,
larceny Of coat from Jeremiah Shehan; 81
days in Jail. Jos. Vanhorn, small white boy.
was charged with assaulting a little white girl
named Katie Sopher by pushing her down and
knocking two of her teeth out; 50. Frances
Taylor. cOlored, was charged With arson, In
setting fire to her house, which was burned
down a few days ago. The government failed
to sustain the charge and she was dismissed.
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HOME OF THE FRIENDLEss,
ROCHESTER, n. Y,
SUNDAY, Jan. rs, 1SSU-l0:45 p. n

SUNDAY, Jan. rs. lssO-iO:45 p. ny
Mr.. SoULE:-
Dear SU:-By some mistake. your note accom-
panying a dozen bottles OF "Hop Bitters" and
conveying also your kind offer to supply to our
large family, all of the medicine used there. was
not given to nee as it should Fave been done.
to acknow ledge. At the monthly meeting held
last week, Mrs Shipman asked me If it had been
answered At once the matter was stated to us,
and I was directed TO thank you for your
generosity The old ladies who have taken the
Bitters feel built up by it already. Indeed they
almost are persuaded that they have a new
back-bo so quickly have these old ones
stifened and Strengthened. To have given 30 much
happiness or comfort TO these aged women. whose
lives at best must be lonely. is a blessing which
reacts most grsciously upon ourselves. Such bread
cast lovingly On hfe's waters. comes back at some
time. and in come way. May your gifts always
bring equal comfort with this. and may your
reward be fure.
Thanking seu in behalf Of the Board. officially,
Of the old ladies gratefully, and for my own SAKE
that T have been permitted TO hear Of improvement
for once in lien of increased suffering. am
Yours truly.
Lorraine B. BEECH.
Dor. eec'y.
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Out of Door sports.


The BaltimoreS and Nationals PLAYED here
yesterday afternoon. The Nationals did most
OF the playing. They batted Critchley un-
mercffully, and made five runs to Balttmores |.
Derby was the heavy batter Of the day. The
game was interesting but not exciting. Eaton
wards, 6; Princeton UniversityS, 49, BOStons 4.
Proy1denceS, Il. WOrceSterS 5: AlbapyS =
Twelve innings. Hamilton College 5; Rochester
CnlVers1tyS, Not near as many ladies attend
the games here this year as last. There is a
price OF admission this year for ladies.
THE AMERICAN TEAM OF RIFLEMEN FOR IRELAND
Al meeting In New York last evening OF the
competitors for places on the American team to
go TO Ireland the following were selected as the
team proper: w. Milton Farrow, Ii. F. Clark. s,
/: Scott, Homer Fisher, Ransom Rathbone, j.
+. Brown, w. Ii. jackson. The team was or
gained. and the conditions under which the
men are to go TO Ireland were signed by all AS
MI. Garrish has given assurance that he viii go
WIN the team II his health will permit, and L.
e Bruce Will go If he can get away from his
business. invitations viii be extended to them.
Further competition In Ireland will determine
VINO VIII De the team and reserves. A match
VII also be shot with the British team ii an
oIIclal challenge is given. The team will SAIL
Tor Europe on June 5. S. /. Scott who is one of
the team proper is Dr. Scott, of Silver Springs,
Maryland, and member of the Columbia Rifle
ASSOCIATION OK this city. The competitors en-
Titled TO places on the team making the best
scores In TWO of the three competitions are as
follows, with total scores made: w. II. jackson.
42I; w. NJ. FarrOw, 424; S. l. Scott 422: HI F.
Clark, 4i6; j. F. Brown, 413 Homer Fisher, 400.
H. T. Rockwell, 4e5; X. Rathbone, 400.
PROTEST AGAINST THE AWARD OF THE HUNTERS
CUP.
yesterday when the order and check for the
hunters cup, plate and money rode for In the
steepf chase, on the National Fair grounds
track, ON Wednesday, was presented to Mr..
Browning, the treasurer OF the association. he
declined TO honor them on the ground that a
protest had been filed. In this race Mr.. F. NJ.
Hails Joe Hunt, was the winner over Dr.
Writings Shiloh" and Mr.. BarterS 'Satan."
c'Viva" being dispiaeed.) The rider
was Mr.: Clarence Hail. of Prince
George Co., Md, (son of Mr.. r. NJ HalI.}
and II Is claimed that Joe Hunt having been
trained for the professional race of Thursday
IN which ne did not take party. he should not
have the award. The stakes are valued at $500
Inc matter has been referred to Major Fergu-
SON me clerk OF the course, for his decision.
MT. Han was also informed that DR.. Whiting of
Virginia, the owner Of Shiloh, who came in
second and won the extra Steeplechase yester-
day. had nled the protest against the cup being
given TO the owner OF Joe Hunt. Major Fergu
sons decision is anx1ously looked for
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kALAMAZoo. Mol. Feb. 2. lSsl.

"h%oo' hlNh-, reo, z, 1881.
Hop Bitters Mfg. Co.:
know Hop Bitters will bear recon- men iation
honestly. All who use thea confer upon them the
highest encomiums, and give them credit for max
ing cures-aI the proprietors claim for them. 1
have kept them since they were first off cred to the
public. They took high rank from the first, and
maintained it, and more called for than al
others combined. So long as they keep up their
high reputation for purity and usefulness, shall
continue to recommend them-somethinr I have
never before done with any other patent medicine.
j. J. BABcocK,
Physician and Druggist.
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ALEXANDRIA.

BUSINESS AT THK SHIP-YARD was never more
brisk than at present. The repairs of the
schooner Annie Edith have just been completed,
and the schooners Jon1a and Twilight are wait
Ing 10 go on the ways The bark r. w. Wood
THE TRIAL Of Messrs. Rowland and Ballen
ger, under indictment for throwing overheard
an edltlon OF weekly paper in March last, has
that the accused have failed to put In an ap-
pearance. The District authorities seem TO
think Judge Hughes should deliver them up.
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!Anllsenents. &C.

NATIONAL THEATER.-TO-night will be the
last opportunity OF seeing the fine '.HumpIy
Dumpty troupe, which has been playing at the
National this week. The Spanish Students
should he heard by every one.
FORDS OPERA HOUSE.-"IIearts OF OAK VIII
1t Is a yery.enjoyable and Interesting perform
aIce.
TBEATER COMIQUE.-The summer Comique Is
an assured success. Big bill Tonight.
ARLINGTON THEATER. The Arlington Will
give an extensive performance tonight
ODD FELLOWS HALL-The wonderful Blind
Tom viii give his last concert here this evening
To ENJOY a pleasant evening go TO the pic
Die OF the HiberDia Benevolent Association next
Friday at Beyer'S park
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THE Lilly GUARDIAN CAsE.-Yesterday In
me PROBATE Court, Judge Hagner the case OF
the rule issued 10 Wn Lilly, guardian to Rachel
l. Solehsn 10 settle his account, was resumed
aud after bealipg the statements OF the
IaitieS, JuGge Hagner questioned the girl
VINO said that the affidavit, making Gel tain
charges against Classic and Mayne, was not
true; and that she had voluntarily come to the
ONCE OF those gentlemen and made her state
ment, and what they had done was purely
through CHARITY, for which Judge Hagner com
court directed Lilly TO pay The costs and render
his account.
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rra HtHUEs IN THE SuBURBs.-The grocery aud
&s os,sioH seoIe In Mount Pleasant, owned by
ana robbed early Friday morning. sometime
oeiOre daylight The entrance was effecfed nv
cutung lew Stats 10 the shutter of a WindoW
no tne rear OF the store, and then forcing the
Wlndow open. The extent OF the robbery ia NOT
Known, but among the missing articles are a
watch and chain. some money, a large quanttty
u l elgaLs and tobacco, shoes and eatables. A
Gitn What booty they had secured.