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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-12

The steam yacht Arrow burned on
Geneva Lake this morning. Loss Sl5, ,0OOi
uninsured. The Arrow was owned by
George sturgis, Of Chicago. Suspicion
points to a man named Coslell formerly
employed by Sturgis, but discharged, as
the incendiary. Citizens threaten TO lynch
him
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-12
A Delegation Arrives In this Country Ia
Begin the Campaign.

Begin the Campaign.
New YoRK, March 11.-Eight members
OF the salvation Army" have just ar
rived at Castle Garden, from London.
Seven Of them arc plain.looking women,
aged about thirty, and the other is man
aged thirty-two. One Of the women is
called Captain, and the others lieutenants.
The man has the title OF Commissioner.
The women wear Derby hats and the man
cap, and around the crown OF each is o
silk band, with the words, "The Salvation
Army" in gold letters upon 1t. The party
is delegation from the "salvation Army"
OF London. to begin out.oi.door religious
work In this country, commencing in this
city. 1t appears the Salvation Army"
work has been successful in London, and
is well endorsedin England.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-12

, ,,rxr issue Of the Huntington Id
,.I,,, 10 the suit instituted in 1872
..,. '''s, Wsnr S. Walker by this State,
s',.,, V r.,,ref sums alleged to have been i'm
.g, y.,,.y, t,ken by him during his term as
p,y%9 P.S1. sripter,, as being "withdrawn by
p',,a /. ,r,sor, As soon as possible after the
's.i ','',i., tb,, YEAR" The .idreHiscr ought
S'rar = t.sr better. The legal technicali'y
''.,+.l 10 BIZ the defendant, in the shape
J,5.npnsr, ,I has been the only obstacle
%,,rtl Of the case upon its merits.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-12
j., Death OF an Arkansas Journa,ist.

? Iss1lE r1 Rock, March Il.-Judge John
/ E,' Wheeler, editor OF the Fort Smith
~, ,F'Gf1l' died last evening, aged 72
SSiS he was connected with the Fort
tsr% 4 y p'es y! over 80 years, and served q
mi s,a,1 W sVas years each as County Judge
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-12
SNOW HOUND.
A Town without any Mails for Whole
Month.

BISMARCK, D. T., March 1l.-From Feb
ruary 10th to March 9th, no mail has been
received at this city except a few letters
via Deadwood and Omaha. A team left
Friday last for the mail on the blockaded
train, eighty miles east, and brought IN
twenty passengers and two tons Of letter
mail. Three tons Of papers are expected
this week. The snow has melted some,
but It is still on the track aud has to be
scooped. One hundred and twelve men
are twenty miles eastward toward the pas
senger train, and can only clear womiles
a dAY. -----.- -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-12

Columns, March 1.-THE Republican
State Central Committee held meeting
to-day and agreed to hold the State Con-
vention in this city, April %. a con-
ierance meeting was held this evening and
speeches were made by several prominent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-12

; ,bs most timely motions ever
oHoi IN, sns .miIins mill Senator was the one one
s'i' >! ~. a'I Fl. John Portors case to the
''tA 'Sh' th. ."biect was getting too hot to
as'' ,Is1 ~. 5r DyI the Democratic majority
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-12

+, i not 50 certain after all that Col.
Ba I,to have walk.Over for the Demo-
mi, Congressional nomination in this
IFtds this year. There is some talk OF
r1ri,r Mayor Jake Jackson, OF Parkers-
S,r, q Congressional candidate, now
,b,,the Camden boom has crowded him
IN, Of the Gubernatorial race, and the
fi.pd, Of Col. Alex. Campbell want him
t,S in and contes! the right OF the gen.
ti,u.a from Harrison to an indefinite
eligibility. II either Of these two states
men conclude to make an active canvass
t,the Democratic nomination this year,
.pod deal Of the "ice in the river" will
h melted, and Col. Ben'S claim to per-
v.ull lease from the Democracy will
kubjected to a severe test.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-12
AIIenloMn nolIIng Mlm Re.nmes

ALLENTOWN, Pa, March 1l.-Work has
been resumed in the rail mill ofthe Allen.
town Rolling Mill Company, the basis Of
wages having been agreed upon until the
first Of April,
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VOLUME XXvIII.-NUMBER 1863.
WHEFJNG WEST VA FRIDAY MORNING MARCH

mediate Interpolation, calling on the gov
ernment to enforce the laws against un:
authorized orders. The pure Left decided
to wait until after second reading OF the
bill, and the extreme Left reserved Its def
mite decision.
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suffered so severely that l was often
robbed OF my nights rest; u change Of
weather would have the most painful ef-
feet on me, for then | could not move my
hands or feet. Halt q bottle Of St, jacobs
Oil cured me. THOMAS Orr
st. BoniiaCe, Pa.
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MnniIIara, strike.

READING, Pa, March ll.-one hundred
and fifty moulders in the Reading Hard
ware Company's Works struck for an ad-
vance Of 95 per cent. The firm will give
an answer Saturday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-12
ENGLISH WOOL iIARKEr.

LONDON, March ll.-At the wool sales
this evening, 1880 bales were sold. Bid.
ding was very animated and prices firm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-12
snow storm In New York.

New YoRK, March1l.-The snow storm
which set in at five o'clock this morning
shows no sign OF abatement at two o'clock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-12

s1.s,,9 claims to have raised ;sts 100000, ,Ss
P.FLls ,t sScoo s'o has been forwarded to the
IA .uFerers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-12
AT RAU CLAIRE.

MlwAuKEE, March 1.-THE SentineFs
Eau Claire, Wis, special says: The resi-
dence, barn and two tenements OF Hon.
Alex. Megsott were burned this morning.
Loss $4,000; insured in the Phoenix,
Hartford and Home Of New York, forSll,'
NnO
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PIRE RECORD.


AUGUSTA, March ll.-Murray's stables
with $50 buggies and seven horses, John
D. McCarthy's grocery store and some
small buildings were burned, Loss SS2,-
900. Insurance $4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-12
Cks qntsItigftrfsr

=. "a aud n Fourteenth street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-12
THE SALVATION ARny.r

The House adjourned.
, 1880-07-31

wAIch waa granted; and. on TIC next day.
all the others requested and obtained Hike
Thc picas of not suilty were withdrawn by
leave uf the Cotnmlssion. snM cnch ~ tho
acctlsfsl then specially pleaded to Us Jnrisdic
tion, denying It's uthor1ty TO trr them for tic
oenses WIN wl.cl they =. ssooJ ,fi,'argea. IT,
Of Tic United States; because tho loyal Civil
Nlurts were iii full operation lii tho pace
where tho otfcnsc wa. c'larEctl tn have BEEN
conitted al, because ,.rs ss alleged cor.
t9nc 9nS Y efs e sGis cSs %e!f tpse psoPsr PPs
wcrc ovsrru'ed BY me Goinnlssion after
deliberations assrTanes @ ot iinf %as asked nnu
entered 10 tic specification, and 10 tho cllatpc,
and on the 18th May, 1919. the examination
Of witnesses hegan: On uhc 10Th .Jnnc. 1865,
wsfo fonnd, en!llty 81 conspiracy d Xii
Grant, and William II. Bewnrd; mx.
Viaugk!In, Spa,,gigr, Ar,.od. At. al1 Slndd
6St differing Il, degrees, and different terms
Of Imprisonment wero Inflicted BY the find
On the eth Of July, 1856, Andrew johnson,
s r"sed 'Ssi tse n1nHs +; ef ~ the % Goissi"n d a IT"
directed TINT the sentence OF capltnl punfsl,-
ncnt be carried Into effect o.. the 1til July,
1875, llctwEtH tho llourA OF 10 o'clock a. III.
AINl y OEIDCk p Ills vi Nlt: AlII1E 1Hy N1G " nF
Department ordered tscn. Hancock 10 cause
the foregoing sentences IN this cnscs Of David
Il. ilcrUI.l q. x. htzerotlt, Lewis lsuy1,e, and
Mrs. Snrratt to be duly executed In accord.
nMru with the FresIiieflt's orler."
On tito morning Of tho Ttll Of July, in an
swcr tn writ of hni,cns corpus issncd by
tilp lion Alllrew Wylle, Of the Supreme
Court Of The District of. Columbia, mil ~.
turnable ut 10 o'cock t1ut morning, Gen.
Judge WyIit. without producing the prison.
ers, stating iii Ills return that lie WINS ordered
by the President not tn tlo so, and referring
10 MI intlorseinent by the President o,, the
writ. tin suspension Of which was thereby
RpGciaIiy orderrl and the order Of tho War
Department directed to be observed aud c,,-
forced.
Thc Conrt yielding to the Suspension OF
tho writ, Tho scntcnce Ut the Commission, was
carried luto execution tlnher tho direction Of
Gen. W. S. llaurnck.
llnvo carefully scurched throuel, the pro.
ccctIlnxs for Ro,,lc eyflchce as 10 tic,i. Cdr.
fields connection with tho case. Ills name
! WIS tlrrer mentioned by any 0f tll9 pArt1ei
pants therein, whether rs members Of the
Was l,e mt then q .a!ei,ibur Of The Thirty
ninth Congress? j. ID. ADAtNL
, 1880-07-31
LET THIS SETTLE IT.
Comm on NIlnxtatcnscnta M to Con. Cnr-
flcl1'x Connection Will tile SMrrntt
Matter SGT ArfXht-OMcln& DocunschfH.
h The Editor az IRE Chteuto Ifihun1.


Matter SGT Arfxlit-OMclnt Documents.
II the Editor ~ Inc Chteuae Ttihuns.
CHICAGO July T.-1n All Interview, lxlft-
1isllcdtn your columns. with Mr. 1fcrrngtan
that gentleman, In expressing his opinion us
IL tho strength OF the Cincinnati nominees,
says OF Gen. Hancock: "Of course the exc
cutIon Of Mrs. Surrntt will cut some, but n
minor, 1gura Both Hancock and Garfield
being Oh tue Commission that condemned
her, they stand equal before tho country on
TINT question:"
Mr.. ucrrington Is mistaken In two respects.
First, neither Hancock nor Garfield weru
members Of the ConlmissIon; secondly,
their Inequality before the country OH tho
Que8tton consists In tho fact that Garfield
had nothing wl,atever to do with tho Conf
mission, wliil0 Hancock was tho executioner
Of those condemned BY It's findings, ln what
It llns been frequently said, III my hearing.
that Garfield WINS q member Of this Coninlls-
Sion, aInl, Indeed, tue proposition made by
many Republicans III tliscusslni; tho relative
n,orits OF the nominees Of the two great
pnrties.
of DC trial Of iGo conspIrators, aild herewith
furnish you with extracts fr0tn thu orders OF
tho War Department creatlng anu orRantzing
tho Commission. Their publication lnay bu
~, ~ ~ o. ~.
rrnn IL .att1Mn.@ns Mnv Il 1M,S SoSsrciHi fSrirrs
Al frAfNrtrnSt'i "", ~ hii1it"rr In,ns
mission ii. ncreby' anpolutod to ,ucot at WISH
i,lYtuI,, District ot CoumbEa ul, Monday, tho Sth
ay vt May sS r. oS.eh NJ s !, y ao9%
Ntehuel QLauEnIln. Edward spH'xler, s4'nuel
ss @sy ~ ty 0a"a ~ a. frl nv
sucn 1fgd ~ IT, s THY ~ ~ hn @ p5ns
Isnt HSUrsbam ~ Ltnooia. @ and ~ tho ' attompiod
| assasination of tho IIol'. Willtuu. Ii. SoMur1i,
secretary Of state, aud ln au alleged conspirno,
af ess SsSno sss 9 u .hs sn1 Sss sssr
ailcrs ntlI ubstiors,
DctniI for tho Cnurt-Ataj.- l. Con. David Hunter,
Untssd Satas yo'ntssrs; LeMis
| dun, Auwl,st V, Kantr, United Stuies Voiuii-
tnera; NFlg,-1en. Albion +. uowo, United statcs
Volunteer, Trix lieu. lu,bcrt y, Fostor, United
r. III. Iiarris, United Stutes Volunteers; brsytt-
Col Horace Porter, Allie calnp; Lfeut.-Cli.
Dav!d 4. Clonduni,i, Eighth Ii!lnnis Cavalry;
emf Uuitad Stat1s Army, Ii appantod tho Jndgo
| A5rtsmtts an,i |SrDtlEr uf ihn Cnumissiun. e,
ns ailsd uy s,,ci assistants or Spcclal JtlsjKo Al
xoSaies A. b may dss!9peto Thy Gum cem,'i!ss!sn
rrosidcut u Of tSo Uatod stat"s. ~ '''0' - ''''
'@ y - 'e '' ". 4. N1clIots.
o NV. s's'ant ,s,N y. 4''a' ''an ~ n
O'Clock IN thu forenoon, no Col'iilssto',, aa
nppo''ittM ny o%HS!at % U!meis ut 1;r ~ t.. II
HUI. Jul n. . I ,,s,, -. thn,s IL - -,
~ nrMet, ~ Jagn ,iwna "G!u fnaroi aos' aa y
aasiea " ts ,ooutns sri,a !" ~ ns
sAsaIt or speelat JM"sG 1,,,r - ;,tv., ~ t 1
ti. - aGv cS1 c",,,,sel nm % ai;o,lrn1.rnt wiz
, 1880-07-31

REAL IiHTATB WANTED.
HNASTED-EuafNE3H PROPERTY, WORTH
~ t91!LU to fluU cnsh; can cbso Ut once. H. G..
MuHEf, ~ UehsbuFt..st.
" ANIEn-A tNyrTAUK WOIlT1I Ff.3M OIt LEEY
w kunth ut ktn1la-st- or GAst Of UcRrt1otn. We
stUS9tJN II Co, fa3 la 3otts-sE
, 1880-07-31

"ltair Royiyum " restores gray halr to lta orig.
inaL CNJlor FOR " upn&s.
, 1880-07-31


1HUI SALE--A NANGA1H-A1AAh CONTAINING
phlfvs, etc, fVf llu wUsth tnG Wil4IlAA tAvlta.
uEuvQjFt ll1Asw.
, 1880-07-31
TO IkkNT-A0EsI:a.

= Mouth HIdes
'Ts0 RENT-AN EtEaAyr nRtCK. AND NTUNg
hwetltng-h -h1uAe on Walya ". ehchp 10 4 rood
tenshs: Apply u J. Z. SMITH, 70 Drseborn-At,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-21
LEDGER LINES.

Franciscos nobby stiff hats.
FranciscO's feather weight hats.
Flags fly and futter everywhere.
Creamery butter at Lyle 4 Shields
Francisco & Co., hatters, 33l Main.
Brown j. Jones, coal, Office ~
Main street.
Hang out your banners on the
outer walls"
Hark, bark, bark, our cousins are
coming to town.
The cry is, "and still they come"
by a large majority.
Williams Book store is on a boom
They sell very low.
Nearly everybody accessible to sew
ers have made connections.
Chow-chow and mixed pickles by
the gallon at Lyle q Shields.
Laborers at the landing are paid
thirty cents an hour at the present
time.
A good cook can find a good situa.
ton in a small family, at 50 Linden
street.
The streets are throngod with yisi.
tors to-day, and will be crowded to-
morrow.
Cotton pickers now receive from IS
cents to 81 per hundred pounds for
gathering cotton,
Cool breeze straight from the north
to-day. The temperature yesterday
ranged from 81 to 76 degrees.
Several of our visitors wanted to
know this morning where Mr.. General
Peter Tracy's fireworks were
The poets idnl-the bright-eyed.
rosy. checked, buttermilk and unso-
%phistioated country girl Is with us.
1.-THE governor of Kentucky can fay
to the governor of Tennessee" etc,
etc, if he wants to all day to morrow.
Estiyal park will give a grand ball
this, Tuesday night, commencing at
s o'clock. Admission Doc, Ladies
free.
Boat hands on the packets, plying
out of this port, now get fifty to sixty
dollars per month and are scarce at
\ those figures.
Power Of attorney from A.. A. Pat.
ton to q. s, McLarau, and deed from
Il. j. Patilla to Ellen Simons, were
recorded yesterday.
Strangers in the city should not fail
to call on the agent and obtain a ticket
in the Commonwealth Lottery, the
drawing Of which takes place on the
Both.
A gothic archway Of cotton bales,
handsomely decorated, will show W
on Madison street, in front Of the cot
ton exchange. II is now in course Of
erection.
Circular letters have been writer
to various newspapers up north telling
about the scarcity and high price o.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-21
A Crooked Caddy.

About ten O'Clock last night two
negroes entered a Beale street saloon
and offered a caddy Of tobacco for sale.
Knowing from the manner in which
the darkies acted, the saloon keeper
became satisfied that the tobacco was
stolen and telling them to leave it and
call for the money in about two hours.
He took the ADVANCE Of the interim
to inform Officers Buckley and Dean
of his suspicious, They stationed
themselves in an alley way near by
and awaited an opportunity and sue.
ceeded in capturing the chief negotia-
tor, who gave his name at the station
house as Nelson Hughes. The to-
bacco was identified as the property
of Brooks, Nicely & Co., from whom it
was stolen.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-21
Notes.

Picnic and ball at Estival park to-
Will give a grand ball tomorrow,
Tuesday night, commencing at eight
o'clock. Admission 5Oc. Ladies free.
HE English gal stuckee on he
Chinee-man," is one of the catch SEN
fences in the Gentleman from Neva.
da" that brings fourth loud applause.
A column review of the "Gentleman
from Nevada as performed at Leu
brie's theatre last night, appe IFS on
the second page Of to-day's paper.
Too much crowded on this side.
The steamer Rene McCready is to
take the girls representing the states
and territories in the procession to-
morrow, on an excursion at four in the
afternoon. Tomorrow night the Me-
Cfesdy goes out with a select party Of
invited guests, to take position whore
the fire works can be Seen to the best
advantage.
"A scene from Vents was an agree
able successor to the daub that
offended the eye of the theater goer
during the preceding season." is the
way the Ayalanche's young mar hits
Duhiers masterpiece, THE Sunset on
the Nile" drop curtain, Zone must
not expect perfection In this imper-
feet world even from so close a stu
dent as a genius who passes his leisure
with hermits,
Constantine Lodge No. %, Knights
Of Pythias, have in contemplation a
grand banquet for the entertainment
of their visitors, a large number Of
whom are expected here to-day and
tomorrow. They will also unfurl t.
the breeze, for the first time in Ten
nessee, the Knights of Pythias ban.
ner, bearing appropriate emblem'
in the form of shields. spear.
and other paraphernalia, dope vi
in red, white, yellow and blue,
A Banquet complimentary to Mos
Worshipful Master Wilbur II. Foster
grand master of Tennessee, and hi
guests, Peabody hotel, Mempbis Ten
nessee, Saturday, October I'd. 1880
10 o'clock pm . is the reading of
card Of invitation issued by DeSotC
lodge No. 229, A. +. and A. Nj. h
explains itself. The lodge will confel
the master MasOn's degree on Friday
October 18th, and the fellow-crafts
degree on October I'd at Z pm. Tn,
banquet is to be on the occasion Of tn,
official visitation of Grand Maste-
Foster to his brethren in the city.
Miss Virginia Buchanan, the pleas
ing Countess of Edgerton," in tn,
Gentleman from Nevada" is a nativ,
Of New Orleans, and the daughter o
the late t%ragedian, Mexican Buchanan
In the early days Of hor csYeer
Mr., buchanan yaa prominent suga
merchant in the Crescent city, Blu
having a passion for histrionics, and
decided talent as well, finally adopted
the stage as a profession, winnin
an exalted position in the dramati
profession. Miss Buchanan had
careful tutor in the person of he
father, agd began as an actress earl
10 her teens. She plays all her part
with easy grace, finished action an
polished manners, while her e%loeutio
Is distinctly clear and free from blem
ISL in all respects.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-21
CHICAGO TENDERLOINs
Received daily per Express by
III. SEESSEL, So, q SON,
Corner Jefferson and Second. n
GOYernnra Cnminr.

Governor Albert S. Marks and
staff, will arrive here from Nashville,
this afternoon, and isto be received at
the depot by Chairman NJ. Burke,
with six Of his committee, who will
escort the distinguished party to their
quarters in the Peabody hotel.
Governor elect Thomas j Churchill
Of Arkansas, is expected to arrive in
the city between this and tomorrow
morning. Governor Luke p. Black
burn and staff, Of Kentucky, will also
be here BY tomorrow, and Governor
Stone, of Mississippi, was at Iuka this
morning, rather unwell but he designs
visiting us tomorrow, unless too i'll to
do so. The other governors invited
to be present at our jubilee have not
been heard from, except Governor
Witt, Of LOUISIANA, who cannot at.
tend,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-21
THE L. o
Fritz g. George,
II NVest Court Ntreet

Was iammed again this morning by an
immense crowd, whose thirst for Lemp'i
celebrated St. Louis beer increases as Of
ten as they drink the pure, healthy bever.
age. The reputation Of this saloon fol
choice beer in its best state, is second t
none in the south, for they sell such q
large number of kegs daily that a lover O.
beer can always be certain of getting 4
glass fresh and pure, at Fritz's. TheylSet
an elegant hot lunch daily from 10 to 8
and every customeFc can be sure of prompt
and courteous attention.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-21

Every one who visited Cohep's hat
house declares that it has the largest, incest
and best assortment of hats in tie south
west. You can lnd hats there for babies,
little children school children's bats and
caps boys hats either in soft or st,f p.ool
or fur; young mems RObby, tastr latest
style hats, twenty-five varieties. eent's
soft stlf, and silk dres. hats, to suit either
q large, iat men Or a lean man. Cohen
can leu - a glance the kind Of a hat
YOU ought TO have, and will show il Ia
you, and, what is better still, he sells his
goods at prices that defy competition. &c
and give him a call See for yourself and
be convinced, Seeing is believing.
Martin Cohen, the Halter,
2l9 Main street, under the Worsham
House. 10
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-21
THE NEW
No. 27s a ESQ Second Street
Eight Years Experience.

When the New Reliable" first started
in business, consumers were paying 81 2
for quart cans Of oysters. They can now
buy them at 90 cents. The second quail
ity were selling at 81, and are now bought
at so cents. The third quality were sell
ing at rs cents, and are now bought for A
cents. This is what the "New Reliable
has accomplished, and prices will be still
lower as O o as the weather will permit
Arrangements are perfect second to nonC
and full quart ans.
lot J. A. SIGNAIGO.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-21
THE MEMPHIS POST.

A weekly paper, established by our
best German citizens, to advance immi-
grafton, is now under control Of thinner
mann & Bro. The next issue will contain
a full description of our jubilee in German
language, mailed to any address for 10c.
Put in your card and send n to yourGer-
man friends in the country. Office 20sMain
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-21
844 Main street.

80 IH'Af ~k'NpFs
Just received, 200 cases Of the latest and
best make Of ladies' and misses shoes,
which warrant of the best material and
make, and which l offer at my usual low
prices. Having sold out all Of the stock
purchased OIL @, Frye, | can warrant all
Of my stock without fear. Also, a com.
plete line Of misses, boys and children's
shoos. Mems calf and kip boots war
ranted 10 give satisfaction. Give me a
call and be assured to get value for your
money.
10 Il. LEHMAN.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-21
Bondholders vs.. Railroads.

Judge Hammond refused this morn.
ing to dismiss the suits of the bond
holders against the railroads, and
decided that the Ease must be tried
on its merits. His grounds for this
decision wero that the defendants had
gone to a great deal of trouble and
expense in collecting evidence, and
no grounds we're shown by plaintiffs
for dismissal, their purpose obviously
being to give defendants all the trou-
Bile and annoyance within their power
by perhaps entering suit in another
district as soon as dismissed here.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-21
THE FIRE WORKS
To Come or on the Bluff Top.

The pyric artist, Palmer, under
whose management the fire work DIS
play is to be given tomorrow night,
arrived 10 the city this morning and
is actively at work preparing for the
grand exhibition tomorrow night.
After carefully surveying the situa-
ton and taking all probabilities under
consideration, Professor Palmer and
the fire committee have decided to
have the display on the extreme south
western edge Of the Chickasaw parade
ground in front of the city. 1t is es-
timated that thirty or forty thousand
visitors and citizens can easily wit.
ness the beauties of the fire work dis
play from the position selected. The
hOuse.tOps, the streets, balconies,
bluffs and steamers at the landing will
hold a world of people and the space
will doubtless be well patronized.