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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-10
Too AwfuiIy ROYAL.

Ottawa Letter in Cleveland HeTald.l
A tobeggan party was in progra S al
Rideau hall, and the princess was
standing at the top of the slide just as
a young lady was about to take a
toboggan down. The young lady
turned to the princess and asked
pleasantly: viii you 60 down with
me?" and was met with prompt re-
fusal; and a few moments later an
A. D. G. waited upon her and inform.
ed her that the prlnces was not ac.
customed be addressed so famil.
iarly.
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mans legs were frozen above his
knees He would undoubtedly have
perished had not one of his hens laid
an egg each day within reach of his
hand. This kept the breath Of life in
the mans body. His situation after
learning the fate OF his wife was pitt
able in the extreme. He will un-
doubtedly die.
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An act OF the Legislature that il
Constitutional.
Nashvil Q American, 9th.

NasnNu AmeIlcant jtl.l
BY an act of the general assembly,
approved March 81, 1879, it was made
misdemeanor to speculate in witness
fees, subjecting the guilty party to a
fine of$l00-one halt of which was to
20 to the inlormer, and tho
remainder to the state. Under
ibis act, j.. II. Davis, desiring
to test the constitutionality of the act,
voluntarily had himself indicted by
the criminal court, and upon convic-
lion took the case to the supreme
court, which at its present session,
declared the act constitutional, and
Yesterday affirmed the Judgment. In
the criminal court yesterday the iudg,
ment was rendered as the decree Of the
court, and the hnc was remitted by
Judge Quarles.
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Death OF n Distinguished south
CarUIinian.

CHARLESTON, S. c., March TO-
Isaac W. HOyne, for twenty years pre-.
ceding reconstruction, attorney general
Of South Carolina, and grandson OIL
Isaac Hayne, hanged by the British
during their occupation of Charleston
in the revolutionary war, died, aged
seventy,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-10
Case Of LOckiaw.

AUGUSTA, Me, March 10.-P. A.
Sawyer, recently deputy secretary Of
state, has refused to testify before the
legislative committee on the state seal
question and is held to await the
action of the house.
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Indications.

WASHINGTON, March 10.-For Ten
nessee and Ohio valley, winds shifting
to warmer eastorly, with falling bar
ometer; cloudy weather, with occa-
sional rain.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-10

New ORLEANS, March 10, l1,30 a.
m.-Cotton quiet. Middling. l3c.
Sales to-day 1000 bales, Receipts 1872
bales.
LIVERPOOL. March 10, 1880 pm
Cotton opened dull and unchanged
from yesterday. Uplands, Z 7-l6d ;
Orleans, 7!d. Sales to day, 5000 bales.
Receipts, l2,200 bales. American
$3.50 bales. Stock, 521 900 bales. Flu.
lures opened quiet and steady for
March, 77-l6@7 13.32d; March and
April, 7sd; April and May, Z 1890
.7sd; May aud June, z 7.16@7ad I;
June and July, z l5-32@7 7-l6d; july
and August, 7s@7 13-32d; August and
September, I'D September and Oc-
tober, Z 7-16d; October and Novem.
heT, I l,3sd; November and December,
6 13-16d.
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Cuban Sugar CrOp.

HAVANA, Mnrch 10.-The reports
from the interior coincide with those
here, that the sugar crop is about 40
per cent smaller than last year.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-10

Mr.. PARNELL lectured in Montreal
last night to an audience by no means
large, and will sail for Europe to.
morow, but will return to this coun.
try after the eleotion.
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An Old Nemphinn Returned.

Mr., NJ. NJ. Seay, who, in former
years, was woll known and popular in
Memphis, has been living in Louis
vile aud Cincinnati ten or twelve
years. Hcis back among us on bust
ness trip, representing one of the
largest and most reputable houses OF
Cincinnati, aud it is evident from his
appearance that he has Jared well and
found other friends. Bohm Brothers
& Co, with whom he is connected, are
importers and jobbers in notions,
hosiery, white aud fancy goods, at the
corner of Third and Race streets, Gin
cinnati. Mr.. Seay has wide acquaint-
ance in TIE south, ard, representing q
number one establishment, is sure to
do fine business, We give a hearty
welcome and wish him great success
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Clerks Building and SaVina Assn. n

TtHk regular monthly meeting of this Asso-
cla6op viii be held (this) WEDNESDAY,.
March 10, 1850, at the Office Of the secretary
No. Madison street, at ~ O'clock, PIN,
Fines viii be risidly enforced II dues and in
By order of the Board.
,.. J0HNw, BRUSH, Pros't.
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A. DAUENlN,
Now Orlnans- L.

OF Same person az
No. slo Broadway, New York,
or a y, Il. Gillespie,
No. West Court street, Memphis, Tenn
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are
Ondor the supervision and management OF
Cons, q. y, Beauregard and Jubal "A. Early,
:, N. b. This Company has no agenis IN tho
BRIT 81 PossEssIoNs, and all persons pretend.
or otherwise are SWINDLERS.
was 95
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BANK on COnSIERCE.

MEMPHIS. TENN March sth, 1880 The
vi annnal meeting Of the Stockholders nf
this bank will be held at its banking house,
in thi city on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-10

The expedients of sensational ad,
vertisers will never come to an end.
After covering the fair face of nature
with the storied merits of some par
ticular toot1-wash, and proclaiming
the advantages of using a particular
laundry soap by setting its virtues
forth in colossal letters upon the sails
Of a yacht cruising to and fro before
tho beach at Long Branch or Coney
Island, a new expodient must be de-
vised. Lately, as one of the great
ocean steamers was about TO leave her
mOorings, and thousands ofwell-to-do
people were crowded upon the pier,
a man was suddenly seen to fall from
the pier-head into the water. The
cry, man overheard p created an ex-
citement among the vast crowd at
once, and everybody pressed forward
to catch glimpse Of the unfortunate.
He sank, rose again, struggled, sank
again, and when he rose a second time
struck skillfully out, and swimming
like an expert till, perhaps, ahundred
feet from the dock, when he unfurled
3 banner bearing a legend to the effect
that Somebody's blscking is the
best" Ono can imagine the comieal
situation when wha seemed an immi.
nent tragedy was turned into an ad.
yertlslng device,- New York Letter.
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The Great Comet Of 'l3 Re
turning.

The Great Comet Of 'l3 Re.
turning.
Professor Benjamin Pierce, the EN-.
lnent astronomer Of Harvard univer.
sity, writes to state his conviction thai
the comet lately seen by Professor
Gould at Cordova observatory, South
America, is the great comet of 1843
in some respects the most interesting
aud wonderful of any the orbits o.
which arc known. This comet is sup
posed to have an avarage period Of
thirty-seven years. Its first appear.
ance is noted in the chronicles of the
Chinese astronomers, 1770 years be-
fore Christ. Its last appearance was
in 1913, when its splendor and long.
continued visibility made it very no.
ticeable. Among its recorded re-
turns those of 1902, 1868, 1911 and
l49l are recollccted.
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A True Ineident OF Wedded love


The New Orleans Picayune tells
this story Make the bed easy,
mister, said old Uncle Abe to
the undertaken, who was preparing
the coffin ior his aged wife. MAKE
the bed soft and easy, for her old
bones are tender and soft, and hard
bed will hurt them" He forgot for a
moment-that, old, gray-haired man
that she was dead tnat the old bones
we're done aching forever. Sixty-four
years had she walked by his side, a
true and loving wife. Sixty-four
years just think Of it in this age Of
divorce. Sixtyfour years had they
dwelt under the same sorrows of life [.
together mourned over the coffin of
their first born together rejoiced in
the prosperity Of their sons and daugh-
ters, and now she has left him alone.
No wonder he forgot. Her loving
hands had so long cared for him, for
he had been the feebler of the two.
Until death do us part" said the
marriage service that had united them
SO many years ago. Death had parted
them, but the love still survived. Ten.
derly had he cared for her all these
years, and now tenderly did he watch
the making of the last bed of this still
loved wife. He had bravely breasted
the storm of life with her by his side,
but row that she was gone he could
not live, and in few days they laid
him by her side.
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JOKE ON NEGLEY.
The General Refused to Surren-
der Nashville.

The Philadelphia Press is publish
ing "reminiscences OF the war, aud
among the sketches Of generals is
found the following joke on General
Negley.
There we're few better fellows or
better generals for that matter IN the
army OF the union than james S. Neg
ley, of Pittsburg. He was brave, a
good hearted and sometimes careless
man. He prided himself on the strict
ness of his discipline and vigilance to.
ward the enemy. The rebels knew OF
this, and one day a reckless fellow, an
audacious secession wag, whisky
drinking joker, who resided in Cool
ettsville, strong secession hole,
where, it was said, there was
but one union man and he died
this facetious joker made wager
of gallon Of whisky that he
could 60 into Nashville and ride
all over the city, Notwithstanding
the strictness of General Negley 1
orders; further, that he would see
Negley, talk to him and come away
from the city safely. The bet was
taken, and the fellow, whose name
was Paul, and well known as violent
JoIiG Bell secessionist, next day took
fag 0ftruce, rode through our lines
and went into the city. He pretended
to have business with General Negley
and after seeing crowds Of his friend.
he went to Negley's headquarters aud
demanded of him the surrender of the
city, saying there were plenty of troops
Iicoming to take the city if the general
did not surrender it. Negley refused
to entertain any thought OF surrender
ing, but was completely fooled as tC
the character Of his messenger and lei
him delart TO assure his friends Gen
eral Negiey would not surrender the
city"
When Paul got back to Gooletts
vile and told his rebel friends ho haC
been to Nashville, seen Negley anC
demanded the surrender of the city
but Negley would not let him have it
the laugh which went up shook tht
rafters Of fthe corner grocery.
A Complication OF Misiortuncs
lacrosse Democrat.
On Tuesday evening house occu
Mod by an aged couple named Car
imen en n, ar Necadah, Wis, caught FRI
in the r,of. The old gentleman, il
cI;mhing IN he roof to extinguish th,
flames, fell to tho ground and was in
iured to such an exl,ent as to Irendel
him helpless. His wIie brought ou
feather bed and some littie clothing
all she could secure from tnS nov
rapidly burning house. She drngget
her husband upon the bed, and ther
started to 60 to tho nearest nelghbor'
(about mile and half away ioi
help. When about half way shG
slipped and fell, hurting herself Sc
badly that she, too, was helpless, and
during the night, froze TO death
There were no children IN the family
SO that the old folks lived alone, I
!. mile or more from the travelled road
And a view of their house was shut of
by intervening trees. All these things
rendered the old mans plight mos
pifablo indeed. He lay from the time
cf the burning, February 18th, unit
Sunday morning, the ed, when som.
az the neiehbors boys, together will
Mr.. Philbreck and Mr. Peaslee, wen
where the olin man lay, coming across
in their journey. the remains OF Mrs
Carmen, not before found. The OLE
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-10
MEMPHIS TENN
SFOCA CERTIFTCATE L0ST.
CHAs. t. Paterson. Secretary. 7S

THIS is to give notice that the frm of
| .Deleny Il Geske Is dissolved By the mu-
tual retirement Of Thomas Delany, in the
milling business, on Concord street, Mem
phis, and the settlement Of all accounts will
be made by the present firm.
R1A SCHIIIING 4 GEgKE
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TuesalaY. I9lh Anil
trustees Sale.

next, for the purpose of electing l3) thirteen
directors for the ensuing year.
7SS J.A. 0MBERG, Cashier.
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Tuesday, the 10th day Of March, 1880

at the storehouse Of A. NJ. stoddard, No. 12s
Main street, city OF Memphis, or Taxing Dis
trict Of Shelby county, Tenn, and at the re-
quest Of the beneficiary therein, sell for cash
the following personal property, to-wit; /
&c, spring barouche carriage trimmed brown
Co.; also half top or Brett carriage, trimmed
green leather, and sold 0y j. i A. p. Morgan;
also ! grey horse, Bruce" bought of j. II,
McCullers; dun horse, bought Of McCullers
and formerly belonging to John Knightley;
also one set Of new coach harness, bought OF
Rainer & Co. and used with said half top car
riage D. B. ROGERS, Trustee.
Townsend 4 Gillham, Atty's. 616
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-10
A Record of Births.

An honest farmer of Caithness, re-
cOrding the births of his children in
the family bible, wrote: Betty was
born on the day that John Cahill lost
his gray mare in the moss. Jimmy
was born the day they began mending
the roof O. the kirk. Sandy was born
the night my mother broke her leg,
and the day after Kitty gaed away
with the Sodgers. The twins, Willie
and Marget, was born the day SAMMY
Bremner bigget his new barn, and the
very day after the battle O. Waterloo.
Kirsty was born the night O. the great
techt on the Reedsmas, atween Peter
Donaldson and south county drover.
Forbye, the factor, raised the rent the
same year. Amy was born the night
the kiln gaed on fire, six years syne.
David was born the night O the great
speat, and three days afore jamie
Miller had lift frea the fairies"
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Il.EiiE PUBLIO will TAKE NOTICE

n q NHalNN VIII 4 a r NJ VLhNE
That the Order of the POstmas.
ter-GeneraI Against the Mails o
the Louisiana State Lottery Com
pany is RESCTNDED.
Registered Letters and Money
Orders can be sent through the
Mails as formerly.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-10

DY virtue of the terms Of certain deed in
ID trust made 10 me as trustee, by VIM.
Morgan, and which is registered in chattel
beos IS, 81 page $50, Register Office ofShsIby
county, Tenn, / will, on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-10

1857 Prizes, amounting to............ 81 10 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted
will be paid.
Write, clearly stating fan address, for fur
ther Information, or send orders BY express or
IN A Registered Letter or Money Order BY
mail, addressed only to
Nj. A. DAUPMIN,
~
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Louisiana State Lottery CanlalI

This Institution was regularly Incorporated
by the Legislature Of the State for Educational
ana Charitable purposes in 1868, fer the
term Of twenty-five years. to which con
tract the inyiolable faith of the State il
pledged, which pledge has been renewed by
an overwhelming popular vote, securing its
franchise in the new constitution, adopted
December 2, A. D, 1879, with capital Of
$1,000 900, to which it has since added a re-
serve fund of SS50,OO0. Its Gramd Ginaie
Number DistriOatiOn will take plaee
monthly, on the second Tuesday 1t never
distribution;
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-03
Mo Hotel on Wash Day

One ul the latest ccconlrcllica Ol the
telephone II reported by the Amsterdam,
y Y, RecTirr
The editor ui tho Fort rlain ksg,sirr
has his office andre.idcncc connected by
telephone Yesterday Mt Skldd, m
Little Falls, an old friend, called on the
editor, and expected 10 remain tot din
ncr Tho editor hurried a. tho lolc
phonr and shouted lo his wiic
mir Skiid will be- up with ma 10 din
ner lay an rGlra plate"
"Now," sail thr editor "Mr. Alidd,
you may converse with her" A the
gentleman waA about to approach lho IN
strumcnt, these words we're plainly
heard
"lou tell Mt Skldd W. don't keep n
hotel on wash day"
Mr. Skidd excused himself iot q lew
moments, and was next seen eating tried
clans IN tho Rainbow Saloon oE tho
corner.
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NEARLY A PANIC
In u Cincinnati Theatre.

rlSolSNAn, February 2, To-nigh, ut
the urand Opera House, during the pcr-
tornanco oi Ia Somnambnla by the Ma
pleaon opera company, II decided smell
aud appearance Of smoke issuing from u
closct under n stairway neur tho main
entrance came near causing q dihaHtroua
panic Campanlni and Marimon, with
their charms, were nn The stage, A the
amoko hrcame apparent tho people
IN that pait OF tho house rorc ~ mdssc
and began hnHty exit The nlngria
kept llplr senses IN continued with the
opera, Cries II "slt down" aud hiaaes,
aIdri 10y the energetic action OF tile
usher- and others. nlCcrc,lod In staying
the frightened ones Ia tho meantime
the smoke which came from the furnace
was shut olf and The opera went m,
though a few left the hunso,
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now HART Will. HOWL.
Iilamc Wctlcl, OF Course.

West rnlGn Record
The residence oi Mira lieoch, u hari
character on Meat House fOtk, waa yls.
tied about & week past by party oi
mon. and the OLD woman, her daughter
and q man by tho name oi kilei wrrr
taken thcrcifom, carried away ani We
have not yet heart ol their return,
klc hau u wife aud family In Wollcl
county, Who because ot his neglect
while laying around With the liccch
girl, have aullrrcd u great deal this Win
irf Aud aa none of the oiliIcss ot
Doddrldgc know Who the men acrr
Who carried thrm away, 49, conclude u
must be- some ol kilo's WciScl neigh
hors. The work being done IN the
night, no ono nav the parties engaged
Whoever The pcrsuus were, they aro
welcome to their prIsonriH. as DOddrIdgc
has no une tor such rats,
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CABLE CHRONICLES.
NlalllsI TROUBLES IN RUSSIA,
Reyolu,ionlsi Proclamation Of Students
Reception Of Princess Louise al Hall
fax Grant and Party In Cuba
Imprisoned Prela,es,
nupnIA,

Revolutionary Proclamation OF htudenla
lhHIs, February q Intelligence lr0m
81 Petersburg says that q new reyolu,
tlOnary proclamation has been circulated
by the AhdcntH Of tho high sohoolu. The
sludenla draw terrible picture Of their
condition, and declare they will fight the
tlreat Molooh, called Russian govern
mont, to the end, even though the beat
Of thcm perish, The proclamation Is
considered important ~ showing the
formation of u new party against The
government.
ilHREIS, February = The following
intelligence has been received from ~
Petersburg; Although the police have
splAed many copies ot Tho wa ~ hf
Peppis Ia the house whore ppulAoh shot
himself, the same issue ot tho paper
had already boon circulated IN N. Peters,
burg, II c0ntalnH The programme oi
the Executive Commitlrc stating that
the only way 10 gain The ~
iorns they serk In to overthrow
the government by forcihle revolution
or conspiracy The Socialists would
then transfer The government IA an aa'
somhly elected by all tho Ruasiaps lrro,
speotive ot class. This IL tho general
policy ol the Socialists by which they
cast their lot with all the oppressed
Russians, but whom the assembly ID
elected the Socialists will Recommend
u programme Ia iayor oi permanent nnd
popular representation, With iull poWcf
over all general aud Stata qnontions,
Imprisoned fralatss
Sr, rKrsnHcuu1, February 2. A letter
~ tho Gdios itom Snalal, IN the prOvlnca
ot vcadimlr, reports that Hn Archbishop
aud two Blahopn oi the faith, or old be-
lloyeH, aro confined IN the forirrss there
on account ot their creed Tho Arch
bishop has been there ~ years aui tln
llahops ~ AMI u years, respectively,
The Gaioa, IN u leading subject. nuppoacd
they had benn forgotten by tho authorl'
tlca.
The Minister ot the Interior has do'
prlyed the GdL1s ut the right of inserting
embellishments during the present
month for puhlahius an article sug,
grating that the three blHhupa incaIcer,
utod NJ Susdnl hal boon forgotten by
the Government
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sCULLING CONTEST
A. Jacksonville. ia.-JOhnson
the Winner.

JACKSONVILLE, February -frenchy
Johnson, Cleo. W, iea ami l., H. Tuitle
fowei here Saturday afternoon Tor q
purHo oi3i 600 4 heavy iog prevailed
IN the forenoon. and during u The stake
hn0ys a. be rounded We're by error
placed ono-quarter ol mile IN advance,
making the course three aud hall miles
IN length, The start was made at halt
past lO'clock, Johnson occupying tho
centre, with Lee Ia his right anil futile
on tho left, from tho word go, John,
son commenced 10 foTgo nlighlly ahead
OF Lce, pulling ~ strokes 10 l.cp'n 10,
with Tui,tlo virtually out ot tho race,
All the way uptha course the pace wns
maintained, Johnson rounding the bnoy
nrul, with Loo Quo length behind, and
Tuiile fully twenty away, On the way
home the pace slackcnrl u little, john
son, however, a,lll maintaining hla lead
against occasional spurtS by loc, nni
winning the race by one length. Tuitlo's
boat was illlrd by the swell ni steamer
after he rounded his buoy, Johnson =
official iime was .bm It's The same
men will pull lor u citizens purse during
tho State fnIr which opens here on
February "a
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spoken otior the Supreme bench ofyouI
Slate Ia West Virginia circlcu,
4 lra,ling Virginia gentleman remark
ci o. day "ii John knoto was nov, ~ 10
once Was, pcnllrnliafy store keeper al
Richmond there would be no trouble
ahaut the tnancrn II that office
Mis. u. a. iiowrrs ani Charlotte
Thompson played la the llunchback
saturday ahcrpOon nj forda Opera
ilOuse to M audiencr somewhat larger
than once saw a. your thealre when
Major l0ring, Ell SNeatlngrn and Oh
yrr l Taylor constituted the bulk ni the
,fuwd THIS shows that twppt thv brHl
aelrrsscs II the LAY in standard
plaS cannot always draw ~ Washington
senator lamar. under late 0t ONtnr,b
Miss January 18th, writes tn Major X
\ Jones'. ,lerk 0i hla cnInnlilIee, that
his condition II greatly improved ahi
that hc expects 81 start lot Washinslna
la tow days, Mrs Lamar Mas, al the
dats % the letter, quite sick, the feHnll
If anxiety. Sc
senator hlninr'n friends congratulated
him Saturday on his hOth birthday,
senator Don Canrrnu viii mol ro'
turu o. Washington until alter the liar'
fishurg Convention
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NOV A hCOTlA
Rsoeptlan OF rr,nooAs Louise


llALlrAN, February = The steamer
Sarmailan, With frnrchs Louise on
hoagi, landed NJ Ordnance al /. b.. ac-
Companed hy the tiovcm0rUenorl,
who had prov,nualy gone on board
Guards nl honnr llum u NJ, Oith anil
Halifax u0lh. Nrrr present Salulrs
we're fired lrom lhr lorls aud the cfoNds
ni people On lhr Whan Choercl Justify,
Tho frlnrcna WIS received 10y l.irulcn-
nnt Governor Archibald and Colonel
prayaonrA, the Mayor aud Provincial
Secretary and uIhr' prominent officials
Tho yice-tegul party al once entered
Governor Archibald'a slpigha aud drove
90 the Government House The roccp.
iIuR WAS most hearty aud without any
attempt at u grand display. fiNga nru
diAplaycd al many buildings