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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-04
Notice of Final settlement.

No. l2SO-In the Probate Court of Shelby
dian Of John S, Heron.
uiiS Is to notify all persons interested in
= lne estate OF said J ohm S. Herren, that /
WILL at my Office in tie city Of Memphis, on
Monday, March 10, 1850,
at 10 o'clock AM, take and state the 6nai
settlement OF the accounts of L p. C. Burford
Is Guardian Of the estate of said John :
HERON, same being made by America O. Hur.
ford. eXecutriN of l.. p. G. Burford, deceased
This February llth, 1880.
By HUGH B. CULLEN, D. G. Inn Vierk'
CAN'T x Patterson, Attorneys. 142lY
FINDER and by virtue of three ce-,oj1
~ trust deeds, recorded seyerally in boot
No., Ivy, page u, book No. 104, page 29l, and
BOOK NO. lO7, page lH of the ReRister's o0ice
Of shelby, county, Tennessee, default having
6een made therein, | will, on Monday. the
ON uey o. March, $50, at the southwest cor
ner 81 MAIN and Madison streets, in the Tax
ing Dlstrict,or city Of Memphis, proceed To . y
lot cash. a certain tract of land in Shelby.
county, Tennessee, being part of lot numhey-
., Of a subdivision Of three 4O-lOO acres,
purchased by H.. I. Freeman from Mrs
Elenore Perkins, June 10th, 1872. ana spbd;"',
ylded by j. Il; Mcclure, civil engineer, ,Inne,
oLn; 1917, and being part of lot number rs ~
Milloughby Williams subdivision. Said mart
Vi 10y NUMBER ? commences at a point IN the /,
north SIDE Of Walker avenue, widened (ten
Ieetl 5lO iset from the southeast corner of lo' :
number W.; thence west on the north side { &
walker avenue, avenue widened ten fee *
ten feet TO a stake; thence north $40 feet IL ~
ton foot ALLEYS thence east on the south a AZ
Of said alley ten feet; thence south $40 feet M
the beginning also lot number 5 of the af IRE
said subdivision, bounded as follows: c ar,-
meRoins at a point ON the north side DIVA iIar
avenue, widened (ten feet $50 feet from tba
southeast corner oil lot number rs: Ii ,ase'.
west on the north side OF Walker av sSps
wlaene q Iten ieet) % feet to a stake; I hence
on the south side Of said alley SO ft ct To-
stake. THENCE south $40 feet to the beg inning
Equity of redemption waived. Title b,
heved to be good, but will sell only as tr &c, g
February 4th, 1880.
SIMON sTURM, Trus ,oo
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Saturday, March 20, 1880.

in front Of my Office, No. % Madison street,
Memphis, Ienpessee, sell TO the highest bid;
phis, Tennessee, being part of lot 469. and
thus described; Beginning on tho north side
of Market street 365 feet east Of the first alley
east ofThird street; thence eastwardly so feet
with Market street; thence northwardly to
the north boundary line Of lot 46J; thence
westwardly with said line so feet; thonce
sOuthwaIdly to the beginning. The lot h
well improved. having a large and handsome
residence upon. The western S8 feet will be
first sold, and the remaining IL feet sold next,
If the first does not pay the debt. The i'm.
p%rovements are all on the 80 feet.
Sale 10 begin at II o'clock. Equity Of re-
demption and homestead waived. Title be-
lieved to be good, but ! will sell and convey
as trustee only.
!; D. MCFARLAND, Trustee.
Smith 4 Collier, Atty's. 1sIS
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10 all who are suffering ffomthe errors AMI
indiscretious of youth, nervous weakness,
carly decay, loss Of manhood, etc., l will
send a rccipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discov-
cred by a missionary in South America. Send
a self-addressed envelope to RKv. JosKPR 7.
NMAE. Station D, New York City.
eod-2-xxx-lAw
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AdImlnistrator,s Notice

HAVING qualified as pdministra
IL estate Of Mrs. Marie Auer, TO, Ior Ui bne
b%enstein, all parties having claj rmoaiy M
said estate are notified 10 prese ~ asainst
legally authenticated; and allp ,o ~ u esamei
are requested TO como forward IJso lhueoteu
ment. JOSEPH spy snu MAKE pay
Memphis, Shelby County, ' fS am l h1m 7,
9th. 1880. Aehn'' february
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-04
Wednesday, March Oath, 1880,

at the southwest corner Of Main and Madison
streets, in the Taxing District of said Shelby
county, sell for cash at public sale To the
highest bidder, between the hours of II am,
and ! pm, the following described property:
A certain lot efland situate, lying and being
Shelby, State Of Tennessee, on the east side Of
Tennessee street, and the north side of the
alley between Butler and South streets, front
ing, 40 feet on Tennessee street and running
back between parallel lines; one of which Is
the north side of thh alley. the other As feet
north of it, running back $50 feet east, so as
to make a lot As feet by $50 feet.
All right or equity Of redemption waived,
Title believed to be good, but | sell and CON
vey as trustee only.
-, j. j. BAILEY, Trustee.
February Goth, 1880. 1921
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ON saturday, March Q, 1850.

between the hours of IL o'clock a. m and 1
O'Clock p M, in front Of the Bank Of Com
mercc, No. IL Madison street, in Memphis,
now the Taxing District Of Shelby county
Tenn, offer and sell, at public cutlery. to the
highest bidder, for cash, for the satisfaction
of the said indebtedness, the following land,
and improvements thereon, in said Taxing
District of Shelby county, Tenn, lately the
city Of Memphis, to-wit: The west half of lot
No. 2, OF HIPS subdivision of lot No. 81, be-
ginning at a point on the north line Of Ala
bama street, II feet east Of the east line Of Hill
street, thence noTthwardly parallel with Hill
street, l4S12 feet to an alley; thence east with
the south line of ssid alley rs feet and ~
inches; thence south l48% feet to Alabama
street; thence west with the north line Of Ala
bama street, 26 feet ~ inches to the begin
ming being. the anne property conveyed to
said N. Maria Stewart by Il. B. Lewis and j.
G p. Hammond, July 81, 1867, by deed re-
corded In book 81, page 449.
Equity of redemption is barred. The title
is believed to be good, but I sell as trustee
only. The purchaser gets the absolute title.
JAMES w. CROKER, Trustee, :
NJ, b. TRE2EvAET, Attorney. 14l 8
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Trustees Sale.

IN pursuance Of the terms Of a deed of trust
l executed to me by o.. B. Parker and wife,
Martha n Parker. on the 22nd day of Sep
office Of Shelby county, Tenn, in book No.
lO2, page 626, to secure a note for St100 and in
%terest, and default having been made in the
payment thpreof I will on
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The subscription price Of the DAILY
PUBLIC LEDGER is s5 per Gnuum and
SOC psr month orlsss than one year. The
WEEKLY LEDGER Is 81 per annum-
postage free,
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EDUCATIONAL
Miss HgDGGS School
354 POPLAR STREET.

HNHE Sisters efSt. Mary having discontinued
IL their school in Memphis, / have leased
their large and commodious school building,
and will open therein my school for girls on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER IL, 1879.
The retired situation and refined surround
ings make the location a desirable one for ed
ucational purposes, while its accessibility by
the street railway and boulevard overcome in
a measure the obstacle of distance from val
ued patrons. The rooms are large, light,
well-ventilated and perfectly appointed, be-
ing refurnished throughout with new desks,
maps and school apparatus, and for adapta-
bility to their purpose are not TO be purpassed
in the city,
During the fifteen years Of M work in Mem
phis l have been enabled by yearly visits TO
other cities to keep up with the progress Of
educational science, and, assisted BY trained
teachers, l am prepared to offer 10 the people
of Memphis as liberal q course for their
daughters as can be obtained in any high
school in the United States.
The course of study viii lbe the same, with
some notifications, as that devised by me ICr
use in the Presbyterian School.
A class of boys under eight years of age will
be received in the primary department.
Notwithstanding to age and class, SCI
so, $50, S25 SO for the school year Thirty weeks,
payable in advance in three equal payments,
No extra charge fer Latin or drawing. For
circulars, with course of study, ETC., address
MISS JENNIE NJ. HIGBEE,
asst IA Poplar street. Memphis.
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PURSUANT TO- trust deed executed to me
/ By II. 5. Ledbetter and John w. Ledbet.
ter, her husband, dated 18th day April 1876,
and recorded in Registers Office Of Shelby
county, Tennessee, In book No. Ill, page 4l9,
at the request Of bcnedciaries in said deed
Of trust, / will on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-04

HINDER a deed Of trust made to me on the
~ 7th Of October, 1874, and registered in
Shelby county in book 10S, page 5S5, and at
the request Of the holder Of the noto secured
by said trust deed, | will, on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-04
Trustees Sale Of Real Estate.

DY virtue of the terms of a deed of trust ex-
ID ecuted by n. Maria Stewart and i, d.
Stewart, to JOHN A. Holt, trustee, and to his
successors in Office, dated May 10, 1877, record
ed in book lis. at page l29 ofthe Shelby coun-
~ Registers office, the grantors therein hav-
ing failed in their undertakings, and the debt
threby secured being past due and unpaid, L,
james W. Croker, the legal successor of the
said John A. Holt, who is now deceased, will,
at the request Of the beneficiary.
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Monday, the 18th day Of MARCH,. lasO

between the b ours ,Of12 and 2 pm, in front
% % s ine touItrouse door of said county, sell for
real estate, situated in Shelby eoup ty, State
9i tennessee, and described M f6lIows.
Lot No.27, so feet by 14S; No. d, 50 by i4S
ssesS pointing s5 on Jennet street; Tot No. %.
6S-SS, 100 by 2SO-& 100 feet, poia.tinVgs on 0 i.
leans street. All Of which lots . re in the A.
q; brown subdivision of lots 70 and 80 of
Milbough Williams original subdivision
dItle TO same believed to be good but / sell
and convey as trustee only.
l4Sl GEO. READ, Trustee.
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/ Entered at the PostOfice at Memphis, Tenn,
as seeOnd-class matter.l
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Tr%a6se's Snle.


Under and by virtue. of a ,rrs, do.s
~ 70 me, as %crustee, ''oy John CnbJb;n maug
1onn uunn for the purpose Of secnrSnn ~
pdSmolt 81 the note therein man tionsd
Mhlch Lsust deed Is dated the 10tb a.. :
Wy go, and is recorded in the n, .Sjis;; - =
HNmn0 ior shelby coun ty, Tennessee. in boot,
NO lOS' pagetS l will, on " 'OoA
tuesday, the 3Oth day Of March. 1890
at tho Main street entrance of the cou ,,hou..
~ tne tsxlng District of Shelby con etv ust,,
Guy o. Memphis), Tennossee, sell fo,, cssb W
uDte auction, TO the highest bidder. tbe toi'v
iot ~ uosoitoeu property, to-wit; A certain
~ u. N lana situated and being In tne eonntv ~
ohelpy, state Of Tennessee and ..itv o ~ ny ot
phis NOW Iaxing District AZ aforessid9 ba-
stnnlng ~ q point on the ssDth line ~ ~ ~
etleet, which Is tho northeast cnrner &c oopiia.
Sonveyed 10 said Cubbins and Gnnn bv n u
mye[s on zlst March, 1878, running tbennn:.
hnndro uly WIN the east line of said lot. one
more os taanu slxty-throe feet aud nine inehes.
a ~ VI fessi 70 an alley and to the sonthaest
oerner OF said lot; thonee west Nth V ~
VI sald alley htty-eight feet and Ten ;nnId ~
isaA9i hhence nofthWardly on n line nesaI
~ WIN the east line Of said iot bnro; panlHa
1890, 70 3 point On the south ii,sa az ppo Ia
setvo' apout one hundred and sixfv-onee Vpat
~ ponIa. rVss, .aenee east with sal d south line
to tbee beeinVHs nity,eight feet and ten inohes
* ls y ~ n1nnlng, being a part on the east anil
20 is9I and 10 inches on Poplar stTeet snu.
Isia 10Y conveyed To Cubbins and Gnnrr 4, ~ ~
.nn ryoIs as aforesaid, with the ,priyileees "a
righteousness thereuntO belon Emo 'e'e ohu
al ny eq9ity Of REDEEM ption is eSpresslv ws,,-
~ IL go ~ 'ttust qeod, and tho title "A be,,e,ad
trusgta sVOu' 0vH l win only soil and conyev ne
H,O, WarinnmsTaT FEtLINa, Trustee.
' ANY, l@ IS
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Thursday evening March 4. 1850.
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Trustees Yale.

PURSUANT to a trust deed executed to ma
by +. g.. Obenchaip and Annie H. 0ben.
chain his wife, dated January 18th, 1879, and
recorded in the Req ~ister's Office of Shelby
GSuney, tennessee IN book No. 9, page lO6, at
of trust will - s"N u'9"
, 1880-04-12

lshod: li y appears that when l'rineo Hictier-
nch appeared ut tho TutlcrIes md bndc tho
t;mpyc.s hasten her departure she went
hltrtetlly Into her bedroom, put on. \
brown waterproof csonk. Il rn1nd travelling
hat, b; tonk green parn.ol. began e collect
OF her .on, q nor f!ster, tho 1nci1os.o dyibn.
ana ot her I!eec md rut tl,nm Into lapl,!aznll
sho was destined to leave behind. "Make haste,
i1aHaatrtc, hcar cries: thoy arc mtatntinK tho
M,eiHtcrn!ch ,it,H M went boldly Into tho belroom and
M Mhad, moro or lss. lost their presence Of mind.
9f,c Etnprcss frft without taking my money
wlth her, although thero wero nl,out 400n
ftnncs IN tho drawers. and MNs.hnl valiant,
mho ,'iis ,r, had q had thnuzht ct this, and
wit III; !, th9 j. greatest difficulty, sueeceded f. enter
arrived tno Into to give them 10 tho Empress.
hhc rha driven tn tho hutcI Of Dr.. Evans, who
supplied her with n10noy. She was then tiC Into
tho ha1tis Of Sir .fot,n purHoync, who conveyed
her ncr1.s tho Channel. and when sho Eut font
on british shores rho wns ntmf1st pcnn!,cas. In
tto sa1seG.!ent arrnngemont Of her nlaIra. aflcr
TIC COMMUNE, many Of her vaiuabtcs, and
among th1t1 the crown, were restored TO be1.l
, 1880-04-12
PORT J0TT1N09.

Tho wind tltttcd TO satlthoAAt last evening,
cNusirg acycrnl wlHd.tound steam ami snil vcs-
soils to thko their departure. Among tbom wero
tho steam bnrgp Altoona and schooncrn Michigan
aud z. A. Ntollolson.
n collision between tho tugs Pr!rdirilc and A.
8. Alien during Frtdny night led to tho partial
destruction of the wearing plcco nf tho inter.
Last cvonlng tho largo, powerful, and fcauti-
fEl tug Livingstone loft this part for Ieahtigo,
towing thc targes rcshtIEo and Alert. Thus tho
FCHktagO Laundering Company hnvo lOat no tlnl0
mont Tint tho Ice Ind gone nut Of urcon nny.
Tho etcatn.bnrgo NcDrHe Dunhnr and cht'sort
har9o Contest arrived hero, inst evening. With
lumbar from Muskogon, which port they left III
At midnight Saturday tho stcn,n-basgo Cor
rnorant md cot1snrt schooner Charles Vail nr.
rived horc fr0ul tho lower lnkC4 with cnrFstcs Ut
cnnt. At q a. m. yesterday tho Cnnatlian stcMm:.
purge s, @ iothair and c2nsoFt cor,aMae arrived
bnrscy, and tho CorIsnnao ptg.iron. These cen-
strnitA. -
Tho fine propeller City of Traye.sc loft for
eenaon. During tho winter tho onhIn III tho
Traverse WIS lcngthoned. her Hnlhkc- stncks
Werc set further npArt, SO as to fUr,n nu TIM
broken saloon tho cntire tonFth nf tho cabfn;
tho statn-root nnttt md furniture wern rc:
Iowcd. and tho interior nt the cabIn painted and
decorated, Until 1t Is said to class ntnong tllD
very best mi the fnkc8.
~. AMONG the grain.loadeL vessels that will
araea Mrssy Meade. S'1%S.s 1snn1 I'LL kM1' i"nn".
OSTRICH. kRte iartry.. Yankee IllMae. f.lloIrsfa
Van vnkenb.!rR. NJ. t. Tren,llc, 1}rrtlin Iltrsus,
md sl!HD. There nrg very few grain. 1.cnirIcrs
now lGft In pnrt for chHrtcr.
rapidly last evening, Indicating southerly wiulls
once moro.
, 1880-04-12
Anosl.nr nnoi and Nobody Hurt.

Yc,tcrnyy y ,nnT',,,, nT,7TM9 1tifMgns; X Y drrll
ana iM1"y MnI SnMia' y ea' % q! tho Osleans Asti!!ory
isinnn Hn1tH,ai ~ %%; 1, ~ thG f!st AeH..!cnt Lou.
s'"n,h. nnH ss, Gu, naa, Mectiilrantod ~
dHv a ~ een Eatn Gm & 19nM "h9nnfnt: n i.Ast Fri.
rcstc,i' sb1rnod a Wiz h"Ra, :,,a na'n wero ar.
z a1e!; a!!a released on, r?roo by
erR1e ,,e, MMenef9cf 9 on thoir rItdHins thom-
,vithin ' tSo :" vHso .no stntMto ng!lnsI 1lnllng
ma!ea osse hraF'lt atxMt the n,oetlng were rs fol-
tercd tno vno1Xo ofs1y Ha1y tnp a ipan aamo4 or.
while there hts hat waa pushed down oyor biz
1yes . " sGlan pereon hchlntl him. Having re.
r,,, .n ans onstrnetsoh no immediately turnod
, 1880-04-12

6pEa1at D1spaseh u TIE Ehlfdgo Tribune,
STURGEON UAr. Wis.,, April 1s.-Tho schooner
g. 1ilbbard arrived Mt tho cRrn1 Frittay evening.
hut, on nccoMt nf heavy wind, tlid not Ect into
this bay until Saturday ovoning. Sho was towed
through by tho tug Illtsout
Tho heavy wlnd frnsn tho north ycstorday
'tlpvc largo an,tlt Of floating leo into this bay
from Grcer 1iny, Int It Is thought TINT 8oo,
ttlE cnua get through II.
Tho schooner AEncrtcn loft tho cnnuI Mt 4
o'Gl1ck Frldfy evening fur Chicngo.
Wlnn northwest, md light; cool, clear, aud
pleasant. Mercury - tlcKrGea ut IL d, NJ.
, 1880-04-12
BUFFALO.

spetfdt Dtspateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
BUFFALO, April 1l.-Thc guin continued here
until about II o'clock lust night, and for short
tlnlo tho hlow was IN extremely serious one.
Tho propeller Jny Gould, OF the Union Li,ic,
which was announced to leave Inst evening for
Chle1go, did not 10 OH account Of tho storm.
The propeller nutrnlo, OF tho Western Tr,us-
portation Line, left durlug tho afternoon, AMI
lnust have encountered very heavy sen before
feaostiig butt|sirk. As tito hnrbor theru is too
Of wnter as this vessel docs, feIsrs wcro cnter-
tnned for her snfety hut this morning sllo put
lack, hftor hard Dassagc. Sho left N4nin dur
fnE tho dny.
The, schooner Porter, which smiled yesterdny
morning, returned Into In the. evening. slo
eyis ess ns lHr {hloo broken G SHIRT
nropollor Nunthntt, which started yesterday.
,,so ~ returned this morning, but loft agntn III
a. Thore wero no arrivals and departures In I'd
, 1880-04-12


MILWAUKEE. Wis. Aarll 1i.-Tho propeller
Commodore, In lcnying tho .harbor Saturday
night, str1,ok upon tho outer bar aud lost her
rudder. shu wua towcd buck by tho tugs Well
como and Coo. An examination by a diver thla
afternoon revealed tho fact that tho propcllcr's y
r11ddcr-post and shou aro gouc, her keel shtv~
cred at tho ettd, ono blado Of hor wheel broken
~ at tho hub, and unotl,or hlntc damaged.
sho VIII hAvo to discharge portion OF hor cnrgo
to 0et into tlryylnbk.
Tho schooner nicnn Vista arrived this morn.
tnE phrtiy iat1cH With iuruarcr, having icon
forced buck from Hopkins Picr, below Man
ister. whcre aho altppc0 her anchor to prevent
KnlnY nsaorc.
:, The echoo.icrs Mnry f. pcrnw, Margaret Muir,
L. l.. Cnync, Adm Metlor,. md foro- -aild.uftar,
E grain latlen for Chtcago, hnya been nnohnred ID
t1ged @ ilssdo to-day, having brokon her main
rho scows Trio an,l Qulckstcp, for Chicago
With wood and tics, sought shoter In tho har-
bnr.
During tho afternoon to.day tho wind chnugcd
TO anllthward, and tho scA ls inst going down.
The Htcnln. bNrge II. j. ifnckatt cleared to-
night for Esour1blt, tho schooner schnette for
Grand IIltycn with cnrgD Of ORC, aud tho ycs-
sels In tho bAy arc getting under way.
, 1880-04-12

Npwrrc~ II, an.t =. - "S .Tsa'1 rha a..oa"s.
pa,...',i. .o' ~, tAp.ti w. 'e oaspes county
AWpnoacan Golyehllon, held here today, aD-
pointed J. X johnson and E. Canal dole
They vera f,,sirrctoI ~ s,n1,"r, C,,,,o,a W.
Goyernor. nni thnnal' " nj % in.,rnn,au nn asa au'
ooth known 10 fnvor the noV'lMation OF Gen.
Grant BY the Chicago Convention.
CLARK cot,nrr.
sp.eta, pt,oateh to Tns ch1easo 1+,,,u.
Artns,,.,, ~, .'"u ~! sc,.' y'
MA.'s,,A1l', lll.' April 49:--Che Republic
aus ol c!ark County hold Mnsa Convention
here t0-lny to appoint delegatcs 10 TIM State
Convention. D. s. McAiullen, Il strong DlAluo
nnl,, was elected Clntrmnn by about tlfty
majority, The delegates nre n. 4. McSIuIlen
@. p 1.Isfon ar an.1,o- n"n..sa
n,xns,, .'' .'.,, ,Enul' ,s,s,,l.' oMIneA W,
n.Soh, anu W.. a. Wilkin. They
ara nll, 1t is claimed, for blaine,
The Conycntion was attended hv tho v"rv
shsiastc fr lnfne ri o is rEi was h f% Mas lsor Gu,
rannrHahlc. ~ fo Cnr. cn,ntv W. f,r,,Ishna 1 tpfo
to,',n,,v S"o'f; lrr H,,tia H1N G"4aH au!n'snca
CHnhiny. W,Ihim l. ~ ~ tI;as I;s.1I, on.,ntv nI ''is
, 1880-04-12

Special Dhpaseh to The Chtfaso 7tihuns.
CLEVELAND, O., April 1l.-Owlng to tho gallo
which bus prevailed for tho past two days no
ycssela'hnvo loft thls part, a,,d but pno or two
hhvo entered. No m!shRps at my account hayo
occurred. Tho following vessels aro rcaly aud
awaiting fnyurNllo wcAther to depart; rropc,.
ier sclAh Chattthorutn, lrcon Buy: Gctounrs
;,nincs G. !inrrtaon cnnl; E1nna 4, Muycs, couI;
Marnor. Esoaunba, G, J. hIugill, ChiouHt,, coni.
Ihoy Will pEObNblY got away IN tho nnrIllnx,
, 1880-04-12
EUGENIE'S CROWN.

The I.x.EnspreAs Presents Her Royal
Tiara to tho Church Of Notro Damo
Dcx VlciOlrcs.
New lMrk IItrald.
LONDON, April S.-Thp ox.Emprcss Eugtnio
boforo startiug for zt1lulaud presented hor I'M
peria1 crown to tho Church Of Notre Dnmu
dea Vicsolres, parts It IL Of great value
on account Of its nrtistio con,pusl-
ton and tho number Of precious stonca
II contains. tAttcr tho EmprpsA' light from
Franco tho new Government ordered that all
tho cr.,wn, tho re8ulia, and the sword Of statS,
should DO deposited with the Bang VI francc:
nat stmor soon g9t ab,Uad t,aat tao kfHpress
diamond, had been secretly furxnftcd
t4 London e tho caro- Ut tho isotha..
that It had been sold BY De. Eyaih. tho American
dentist. and tGat the proceeds bud oSen e applied
The truo account Of her if9hs and Ut tho yalua-
oles ahe took With her has rtcently>hcea pub
, 1880-04-12
NIACKlSAw CITY,

bptt1aE UHpateh 10 tbs Chicago tribune,
MAcKIsAw CRY, Alioh., April 1l.-Thp follow
fug is parnl list Of tho vessels ia tho leo horo:
Tr3nfdud. G. rf.stcr, Rcd, White, md Dluo,
Dnvld vanue. IiouKhton, j. l. Case, savclond, Il,
i. liaycs, Q. 4. Minis, Mary Lyons, t.. Fltzgor-
ald, Henry Richards, UnadiIfa, Dclawarc, Lottio
Wolf, Sunrise. i. W. Clifford, J. ". nonne,
Richard Wlnslow, Wells Hart, San Dlcg0. Angus
Enith, Swallow. D. Il. Dailcy, .1ofn Merrill. ,st,ti
MoG,IiliEhi; lt,i M There nro sererul moro hero, hut
not leaktne IA repnrtotl. Tile Ewaliow IL fi,lI af
N,ter md lying easy. Tho Bailey Is also lylng
G.tsy: Tho leo .proicpts tlcm fruul tho eon.
Weather cold. Wind northwest and frosh,
, 1880-04-12
OVER SUNDAY.
4 COMPROMISE.

w w,ns.,.a' p"s n.r',s" T - - ne cnseae' 15toan&
orotin rar.tss. -. .s ~ 1.pln !u.-Ano Ue"o'
Ia. 80 su'o to,.aI.' "e.e ~ caucus again 70
,in, ~, . ~, ms, "a tlie Iesult OIL t1e 1nlee
~" ,s,,. .o1'Gsl:' 1.,.N 10 "let Is callen COM
roto 20 ,ostnaLa 1s',s ~ '.aso aeslt!eu not 70
mil, ~, ,,.tou axt o.a s.S op1osa-hciloRs case
!. s,t ~ ~, ms1s sesso, aiaa nave agreed that
oo,,, -, w .,, t"NI1 ~ sNta ssSstoH apout the
that tho daois;o,, or,pa - "os au Iieal; ho"eVeI'
ID -. ~ -. ts eausao 20 90 ~ tes'ua'
Eo,lnnt< a,o" .,'ai, ~, .t. "..'n nN1' tlia' tie
tto oo,.,.rr,, u' saA .,. W eo"s'oeleH HOW. on
the roa.,,nr h,sl,,ne. nI ae.o. a. apats W oe l1as
tho coi,, ~ ..sii ,,,,,, !" W .9''oMeu uh1't
nctton ,s ~ ~, taits,, " .,' ""s .n'" 1ala!
Xii .,,a ,hnt a ~ 49,, M" on.,' ~" osnesn Awa.u
advisatf,f, ~ nrocno,;, @ ,,.i. t,,o ., .e
cosc ,n,,. ho ra,.,,.as, T." 1919 ,,. '' ''' 1A'i'osS
~, r1,,,s.,,rs ~ u"smo
to.dov oro s,,tt ~ nn,''. J'',.nAs Saa. sou.,,
md T., ,yo s.,,,as., ~ ill.,, uou soI3 un'latsu,
,,raan,,,.a. ~. n." a.. '.''s - Atsultent OF tile
.rese msssu.hs a, saueases. II was today made
mn'o ..s"y "rpntent. however, that there
~, onn.,..,,.t., nvt y, nen.oGtate SENATORS VINO
W s".sss.s"Ito,'a' sloahas are opposed to to
,,n,a.n s y. s"e c"se' ~ ane course OF THIS
<e ~ eo,,a,,, "ne ''trao oen'y 70 appear thas
n!o to',oN1s ,s DemocTaHc senators 40
mot ocliefe tf'at the case can coll
o.'i"t,ohaly 10 reop"Acu: thurman, Bay
aIa' Lamar, lenuieton, Hanson, Hampton,
. u'a! nutlet' ot ooath Caroiina> Ihese Semi
lots III expressed themselves to TINT effect In
eAucuS to-""y. inoy dia not. however, 70
s, ~ ,at Ms 10 s"y tnal IL the DemocfntlA mn
!. !os.s sIloM,o aec'oe 70 uhsent Kellogg tint
!'o' "o"u ....
=. nu,r IHE CAUCUS p1crAT1oS'
~ noHlu Dt FcFy extraordinary, however. for