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New-York tribune., 1880-01-07
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PORT OF NEw.YORK. 8.
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str Andes frl wrvht Gonaivcs Dec ST Marc Portau
Prince 10 S9yana go SafthagSna "a Aspn" :" anu
Str Santiago dc cuba Foote Charleston days TO James
str CITY Of Macon Kempton Savannah to Geo Yonge.
Str Isaac Bell Lawrence, west Point va 10 Oio DOMINION
Str Manhattan. Kelly Richmond City Point and Norfolk.
sStk Petrns No9 Eefseu Newcastle days. with
sarR Eidern swed) Hertz. Cork 81 days. in ballast to
Bsrk FrS1ceseo chla1zaro ItaD. PnrardO Hull SO
in ballast slocovich & co. ..,-,.. ,,.....,.--
81 days in ballast TO W Parker & Co.
Bark Lizzie Perry 0f Yarmouth, 81 Henry, Waterford
Dec ballast to Boyd noken anchored In Gravesend
rinss ;s 2:s'G e, ar 5 H'v 81 days ballast to
anssait sr sas s 5aSSy sSSf o Tor aePs 1f SR
Henry Dennison ,of Essex Coamore Port dc Par
Erin reported in latest ship news yesterday
WiTD-sunset-At sandy Hook. light Sc; thick fog AT
city Island light, L; thick.
CLEARED
lanes % ar Bsrn svt T Ella de BSS 6rcasa B
mnfo Gasgow henderson Bros: wysnOke Couch Norfolk
city Point Richmond. Old Dominion ss GO; Vineland
PHiiadelphIa VIM Clyde Cos Glaucus Bearse, Boston,
sb,Ds Queenstown Collins Island OF samoa, James W FL
Blackwell, Davis. London Benham Boyesen PICK
Rsfks Kong carl ,Nor Renr.en Passages Spain. To-
bias CO.. Nor Aarnaes. Cork for orders Benham
Brig HSry K@oa eorceion psm Wen
berg Cos Annie Bell Reel Brdsetown Bar Trowbrdge
LONDON, 6.--Str AvenI. from West Hartepool Tor
Boston, which put Thuso Scot December 10, with oss
of propeller sailed be latter port for destination to-day
YORK has pnt into batavia damaged having boen ashore
Aoness Brl before reported aground at stocktop
has hOaed. -. .-- - 49,,
York. Is leaky ,,-.. r,o,r,
LONDON Jan 6-Arr Reval strs Lddcsdalc and William
both Orleans. and Redewaar. from Sa
van ah arr at HAMBURG Frisa from NewNork arr at
Intwerp str Harris. from New Orleans at West
the Jth INST. str PlerramOnt from Boston
sailed from Hul the 6th inst. str OthelO for Boston.
LIVERPOOL 6Arr strs Montreal and Yrurac Bat both
from NewOreans. -. .. -
ouErSsrowS, Jan 6-Ar str Olympus from Boston for
Liverpool "a ,.. ,-..,.. s,or, ,-o,-.vor,, ,or
Bremen. o -. ~. o.. -, C,.. -,
New York both from Vera Cruz The latter Will proceed for
New York tomorrow. ,,-..
Wilmugton inst, Ymer for NowOeans; Za Ca'tef1na
for York; Austin Baldwin Unkel BraeSig' AJacei 9th
inst, papa Risetto. u., ., ,,,..
Emily Louise (Cap Niesen), last two AZ
Gibraltar inst Arsto, Rosa Rocca 30 INST Chares Lor
GaHe1C IOochOo Ara Pacific Capt Iacsen. both at Pas
sa@e. ebe fCapt NOrdt OF hawes ith lust, Imp on
Tosbonrne HazeIwOOd; 9TH inst, John, sea SKINNER Col
chester Albion (Capt ROo Zephyr. Matilda iyard Rich
ard Robns0n Carin Parhl Golden state the latter at 40
| kohama; 9th inst VIM Wilson.
For Later ship Ne,cs. SEE Fiftt PIgS
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07
TIE NEW RATE OF INTEREST.

The observance OF the law reducing the rate OF in
terest to per cent which went into effect at the
beginning of the year. has been general. Urgent
borrowers OH the Stock Exchange have had occa-
sion, on one or two days when there was n sharp
demand for money to regret the passage Of the law
They have been Obliged then 70 pay "A commission
which, with the interest made rate equal 20 / |
per cent when money might have been obtained al
Z per cent If that rate had not been forbidden.
There are some interesting questions In regard ia
penalties for violation of the present law which
have not vet been determined. These questions al
feet particularly two classes OF banks. state and
National Officers Of the latter banks inclined
TO the opinion that they liable 10 80 small penal
ties for usrious interest that IL would not be TO the
advantage Of any one to seek to recover them.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07
HINTS
On Sick Head.
ache,
Nervous Headache,
Neuralgia,
Nervousness and Sleep
iessness.
Their Cause and Cure.
BY C. WILKINSON, NJ. D.
BY C, WILKINSON, NJ. D.

Headaches OF all kinds whether called set
nervous constitutional headache and depend upon one
cause--nervous depravy poverty. When the patient Ia
very called Nervous Headaches when dispepue
u termed Sick Headache when bilious II is termed Buous
Headache and Excitement OverexertOn. hot sun or
bright light all exciting causes OF heaache but the real
the system itself Only those whose
system in depraved condition suffer while all others whose
nervous system is normal state although exposed to
the same exciting causes Now, why do my pills
these dseases Simply because they act directly
digestive organs and the nervous systems they are
food the system into normal state and
thereby the Of these and all other nervous dis
cases. Their upon the fountain head and their
Is nermanent They can fail noursh the nervous
system bread and meat can the general system There
fore certain when they are properly ed They are
not purgatye but relieve constipation by curing indigestion
the oause Of It.
Gallery ha, oniy come into public within the lastfew
years as nervino but scientific experiments and experience
have proved beyond doubt that controls nervous Irritation
and periodic and sick headaches to marked Dc
gree
But combination of the EXTRACT OF CELERY AND
CHAMoMILE. which has been but recently introduced to
the profession and pubic by myself has produced such
results curing vousness ana headaches aud
especially and sick headaches neuralgia and sleep
lessness It has excited public attention and newspaper
comments and therefore give the following Information to
the public to avoid answering hundreds Of letters of inquiry
about them:
Nv for the cure Of headaches aud pre-
narsd under my supervision and intended expresyo
cure headaches neuralgia seepessness and nervousness
and will cure any where organic disease OF the brain
or pipa cord Hundreds Of cases Of many years stand
ing been cured No matter how chronic OF obstinate the
case may be- permanent cure is morally certain This state
men made after years OF experience IN the uss X he
general practice Of medicine.
These pills are valuable for school children who suffer
from aches caused BY overworked bran In
their studies ali classes OF hard oranwok whose
nervous centres need repair and sedaon Nervous
or veakness and paralysis are beng daily cured by these
n,us They correct cosveness but are not purgatye
directions on each Price, 30 cents or SIX boxes Tor
g. 20 hostage free address, may be ordered through
any druggist order filed unless accompanied by s
or any letter that does not contain cent
s,amn Depot No. 1O6 North Eutaw'st., Baltimore, Nd
NEW-YORK OFFICE. NO. 6TH-AVE
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07
TRYING TO END WORTHLESS LIVES

pistol shot startled the boarders in Maria
Grifen's house at No. 10 West Tenth-st, yesterday
morning, while the family were at breakfast. In
his room they found John A. Tabaries, a French
man, and an agent for a wine house at No IL
Beaver-st lying on his bed, shot through the head
cards On one was written, &" Ii is easy to die |
desire that my family shall not know that | killed
myself y; on the other. kill myself because do
not like 10 be bossed by Burgher" referring to his
EMPLOYER Tabaries was unconscious but not dead
and was taken to st. Vincents Hospital 10y the
police. ,,.
nhnsnhorns Mt No 234 East FOrty-ftth-st., yester-
day morning No cause ls assigned for the act.
William Starkmeyer, who jumped from a Staten
Island ferry boat on Monday, but was rescued died
Yesterday in the Chamber Street Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07
EXPLOSION OF AN OIL STILL.


ONE MAN so BADLY BURNED THAT HE WILL
PROBABLY DIE AND ANOTHER SEVERELY IN
JURED.
A still in the oil works at Sixty-slxth-st'
and the North River known as the works OF Lonpaiu
Ayers but recently sold 10 the New-fofk oeh"al
Railroad Company exploded yesterday morning al man
past o'clock with great force setting fre 10 tue Duii
ING and threatening its destruction. TWO worktnen
James Reilly and James Eagan, had been pumping
naphha into the stil boat in the river ana were
on their way to the engine house to get something 10
eat when the ex poson occurred. Flames hued inc
building at once and the two men, though seventyn'e
feet or more from burning tank found escape oy 'he
door cut off and were severely burned before they
gained window and through 10 reached the open alr
Reilly who s forty years old very badey burned
and IS not expected to recover Eagans injuries are
principally about the head and face, and though palu
not dangerous. The police summoned an aDD""uoe
ana had bnth sent to the hospital -, ,,
The are was overcome after several hours work, bur
the damage was very small, the works are being
gradually torn down with the ultimate oect OF remo'
Bergen Point, n. j.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07
CHARGES OF NEGLECT AT BELLEVUE.

Theinvestigation into the charges of neglect Of
the officers of Bellevue Hospital in failing to inform
the family of Charles Thomson of his DEATH in con-
sequence of which the body was sent to the Aledi-
cal College for dissection, was continued yester-
day before the Commissioners of Charities and Cor
rection. Mrs. Thomson. who made the complaint,
was present with her attorney. The testimony
taken was chiefly IN regard to the physical and
mental condition of Thomson at the time ho was
admitted to the hospital and during his sickness
preceding his death. DR.. Swift, who Is at present
out of the city, sent written communication
stating that when Thomson was received at the
hospitaI he was in O sefni-comatose condition, and
no history could be obtained from him ho talked
ipcoherently and at times would get up out OF his
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07
HOME Ne US.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

AIbemarle Hotel-Ex-Pr Prado, OF Peru ana
General Wager Swayne. Of Ohio ...-FVih reHus Hoet
Major eucraJohn q schohed = A.; ex G2yeIn9r . n a. 49,
W. Cmds, OF Pennsylvania anu ~ ue
sibourg French Vice Consul at Richmond Erere House
-Rcar Admiral Reed Werlen, U. :. .Net YORK Hetet-
General William Preston. Of Kentucky PM AreHu
Hfet-Ex senator A. H. Cragin OF New II ampshir&e & anu
William d. Bishop Of Bridgeport Conn. 81 yQWt6 f0tet-
Professor Coppee of Lchgh University Holman ose-
General Robert Patterson L. :. A.. Brer0or 0se
Lrcderick Billings President the Northern Pacific Railroad
Complny Windor Hotci-Ex Mayor J. j. Beden, Oi Syra
and J. Patrick, OF Omaha ASor HohSs- TX
Governor NJ Ashley, Of Ohio and ex senator H. ~
Pease Of Mississippi NeroDoitdn Ho'e-Aualt9i
man Of Friendship. " l.... Weg Haer Host-J efome H.
Parnenter OF TrJy...3. Dents HOt>tEx Senator H. "A.
Parmeuter OF Troy.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07
FOUR PEOPLE ROASTED ALIVE.
a PAINFUL CALAMITY TO THE FAMILY OF WORK
ING MAN IN SAN FRANCISCO.

ING MAN IN SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN Francisco, Jan. 6.-AbOut a. m. to-
day fire broke out in the twostory frame dwelling on
Unionst.. between Powell and Mason-sis occupied ny
Daniel Hoskins his wife and five children. MI Hos
klns and his eldest son had gone to their work. and
after breakfast Mrs Hosns went TO her room on the
second floor front and laid down the bed with Edde
age four. Her daughter Annie, age nineteen ana a
baby sister were stnl sleeping in a back chamber.
Thomas The second son. who was In the lower part o, OF
the house, heard hts mother cry belp! ure
Trou running mp stairs he found the way barred py
the flames An alarm was instantly given Dut before
The engines arrived the house almost entirely con
sumed. The bod If Mrs HOsklns, Annie. Eddie anu
the ufant were found IN the ruins The origin OF the
fire ia unknown,
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07
RANK FAILURE IN ELIZABETH.

The directors of the Dime Savings Bank OF Eliza
beth, n. j. Yesterday applied to Chancellor Runyon
for an order prohibiting payment of money to de-
nositors and to have charge of the banks business.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07
STRUCK WITH AN AXE BY 4 DRUNKARD.


Coroner Hermann took the ante-mortem deposl-
tion Yesterday of Thomas Heapley who lies dying
in his home at Sxty-fourh-st and Elcventh-ave
from injuries received on Christmas Eve. Heapiey
was q night-freman employed at Sixty-slxth-st
and the North River On Christmas Eve he
invited neghbor named John Morgan 70 drink
with him. Morgan was already drunk, and fancylng
himself insulted at remark made jokingIy by
Heapey, followed him in the darkness when ne
went TO his work, and struck him down wlth an
axe. That is the story told by Heapley who swears
that he recognized Morgan as his assallant Morgan
is under arrest.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

.rrr.., 1881 sun sofa - 4.49 Clock fast em 27s.
Waen ri.es 2i4 Moon sOuths 7;ii Moons ago. days %
NIGH WATER rO.DAT-A. "
SANDY Hook 247 GOV Island 316, He'll Gate sos
WATER ro-BAT-p. " oo
sandy HOOK 3l9 GOV Island. $40 He'll Gate 6:3S
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07

the following from New-York COLUMBIA. TIL ~ Me-
standard Hanover Nlontauk, Relief, Northern, me
chanics Knckei boc Aor, National each S2,ooo; Con'
mcrelal Union, OF London, $7oOO.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07
Announcements
ALLCoCK's Porous PLASTER.
AcuRArIyH HOST IN ITSELF.


BANpAGRs and STRENGTHENING JACKETS IN spinal affections
cause the Of the part TO waste while with ALcocKs
POROUS PLASTER muscles and the strengthening
and comfort to the rouble than equal to other
appliances.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07

Mossrs AIIcOck e 20:
lost leg in the late stree which until year ago.
bava suffered greatly from neuralgia IN my stump year
o 7 he,,an using vonr PoRoUs PLASTER the stump.
wear one constantly and lave neuralgia wrise this
thinking It may poor unfortunate that has SUI
fered as la We done. DANIEL fbh"tSoN
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07
PASSENGERS ARRTHED.

FROM LONDON-BY STEAMSHIP ERIN.
co,on Miss r. 5. Morgan l.. Salauan, VI.
Glenn Mira Rankin. g. Salaman A.
Giynn Miss c. Brooks, Mrs. II. y. Young +.
FROM AsPISwALL. ETC.-BY STEAMSHIP ANDES.
prado cen NJ pinto IL French. B. b.
and servant Finney r. r. Mccarthy, Can't. T.
Zulrta q y Hoskie II. Weiss. capt. L. J..
lalX I
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07

Have you rash, itch, or any species OF ski
dscase Why mot remove the eause-blood poison.by a
HoiMAS PAD and auxiliariesi Consultations free 81
broadway.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07

Coon ADvICE.-Use HALE's HONEY OF HonE-
HOUND AND TAR for cough or cold. OF drugdsts
PIKEB TooIHACHE DROPS cure IN one minute,
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07

WIyCuEsrnR's HYPoPHospHirEs
WIN cure Consumption. Coughs BronchlRs Debility. 40
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07
OVEKrAKEN BY FLAMES.
"DETAILS nF FATAL FIRES.

TWO NoRE DEATHS IN coNsEoUENcg OF THE rUi:S
HALL cAtAMry-AN ADDITION TO The LIST OF
THE KILLED IN NEwABK-TXPLosIoN AT oiL
WORKS on THE NORTH RIvER-FoUR LIVES LOST
AT AFiRE ~ SAN FRANCISCO.
The number of deaths resulting from the hre a'
the Turn Hall in this city Monday morning. was IN
creased to seven yesterday, two of the injured
women having died at tie hospitals. Testimony
was given in the investigation of the causes oil the
fire. Another victim of the celluloid explosion cie"
at Newark. Some oil took fire in works on the Nor.h
River and one man so terribly bnrned lhat nc
will probably die. while another was less seiiouS'S
injured. mother ana three children were ourne'
20 death in a worlunemans house in San Francisco.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07
MEDICAL TESTIMONY.

MEDICAL TESTIMONY
ECLECTIC MEDICAL COLLEGE
OF CRY or NEW-l 0RK.
no | LvIEGsToN'PLACE, Nov l. ls79.
In e course of my practice have found ALLcocRs PoR
os Pr srERs worn the small OF the back IL the region
n, the kidneys perfect cure for
NERVOUS DEBILITY OF THE rARTs.
rhov erc also used brain aotons In heart and kidney
troubles and In spinal weakness they generally nyaiu
able
RoBERr g. NEWTON. NJ. D., Pre- s.dent
and Professor Theory end Practice OF Medicine.
Dr. VALENTINE MOTT, DR.. JOHNSON OF HARTFORD, aud Dr.
MYERS Of SAVANNAH spoken OF them In the highest
terms The great Mott sad "They arc all that could be
hoped for in simple ceany and adhesive perfect
supporters OF the muscles and for palms. because
of their md qualities. usually at giving
eae Local weakness Of the back breast and side always
ben od thus curing umbagoi few hours sometimes in
few minutes
ALcocKs POROUS PLAsTERs for Chiblans. fnd
IN fact breakage of the skin generally In sciatoa and
local pains OF the back other parts their will
usually They SAFE and valued by all who
use them. sold by all dealers
PRINCIPAL oFFcR. BRAsDRETH HOUSE.
NEw.YohK CITY.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07

beJ and walk aimlessy around the ward Dr.
Swift had him removed 10 the insane payiilon' 50
that his mental condition c9uld be attenhed TO TO-
DE-. MllIbank " ho attended Thomson while ne was
I'm tbe PAVILION said that when Thomson came
under bis charge be was suffering from some Drain
trouble besides having bronchial aiienti3n; ne was s
tLe Denartment and pronounced insane 1T. Mli-
bank never heard of any friends nqnirine after me
patient he thought that the latter was cohlor ond
ably taken care Of. and had good oeu anu sOO'
attendance -, ,,;,or,0on
DR.. Hardy testified to having examined Ih9mSSen' Se
and having found him insane. Thomas Mulion, ~
Tbomsen's condition, said that IL was very oau,
he had given Thomson nourishment or the ie. orner
OF the doctor and treated him well and careiuIiy;
lie had Mrs. Thomson at the hospitai ohce' "nu
her brother twice. III, ,,+
The investigation was here adjourned until next
Friday at 1870 p m.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07

ROBERT 8. NEWTON NJ. D.. President
and Professor OF the Theory end Practice OF Medicine.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07
DRAWBACKS TO A RELIGIOUS LIFE.

Charles Lewis, a colored local preacher attached
to the Arlington Colored Methodist Eplscopai
Church in Newark, yesterday charged his wiie oe-
fore Justice Dean with atrocious assault ana Da'-
tery As he called his wife Mary smith, the Justice
interrogated him, and was informed that the woman
had been married several times, and that Smith was
the name of her last husband. Mrs. Lewis was de1
fant TO the Court AMI charged that her husband
was anything except reputable. Indeed, she re re-
marked to her counsel " don't 90 much on tese aese
;lio,ous coons. anyhow" The evidence showed that
Lewis some time ago. attempted to hang himself IN
his cellar and was discovered and cnt down. Ihls m
attempt was made, according to ms statement, De
cause his wife acted coldly toward him on account
Of OH his having joined the church. He testified
further that on December % she broke the lurnl-
obliged to escape from her through window.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07
CURR OF NEURALGIA.

VVKE IIF EVHNL0iIN.
EXCHANGE BANK. MISooKA, III,
May ~, 1873.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-29
Police News.

.Only n arrest made yesterday and
last night, and that for an offence
committed Saturday night.
John Chin has been in the habit Of
bulldozing his family extensively for
the last few days, and now John is in
trouble with the police about this
Chin business.
Esq. Quigley is to try Blank Porter
on a charge Of cotton stealing.
Stephen Benson and wife will also
be tried before him for abusive Ian
guage and raising a racket generally.
Robert Avant was fined eight dol
lars by DR.. Porter, this morning, for
thrashing his undutiful spouse.
The forgery charge against Mr..
Simpson is to undergo preliminary
investigation before Esq. Quigley on
Wednesday. 1t is said that the only
evidence against him is the boy boot
black, who claims to have collected
drafts for him in the name of Young
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-29
Sewer Hands Struck.

Some three hundred out of four
hundred uuskilled laborers, ditchers,
and the like, quit work this forenoon
on the sewers. They have been get
ting 81 rs per day, but demand 81 so.
A squad of them went along the line
singing out, 81 80 per Cay, boys"
and they quiC as the committee made
it Known that the strike was intended.
At moor to-day only a small gang or
two continued at work along DeSoto
street. One Of the men gave as a
reason for quitting that their boss had
been changed, but it is generally un-
derstood that the desired advance of
pay was the real reason that instigated
the strike. The pipe layers and other
skilled workmen are yet at work, and
no strike is contemplated among them
as far as known. In view of the fact
that the present fine weather is pro-
pitious for active progress in sewer
building, the strike, unless speedily
brought to a close, will have a bad
effect on the sewer building work.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-29
Personal.

DR.. Buddeke, Eye and Ear diseases
No 56 East Court street. lat
DR.. A. L. Kimbro, Office 1914 Main
street. Residence, 1871 Vance st. %
Ladies, when out shopping, should
call in at Miller's shoe store, 2l Main,
aud inspect those handsome slippers,
Newport ties, etc. These elegant
goods have just been received from
leading factories and are very stylish.
His stock of goods for ~geutlemen's
wear is equal in every respect to any
ever brought to this city. A call will
substantiate the fact.
Captain S. S. Garrett, representa-
tive of the grand lodge of Tennessee,
has returned from the supreme lodge
of the A. 0. U. W., which was held
in Boston. We are indebted to him
for daily reports of the proceedings,
which he sent from day to day. The
representatives were treated with the
highest consideration by the munich
pal authorities aud the leading citi-
zens Of the city, and they came away
fully impressed that Boston is a place
of hospitality as we'll as culture"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-29
0 HIGH LINERS:
About POmpanO, Red snapper,
SniPe and Other Good Things.

Among the delicacies now in our
market, always much appreciated by
epieures, is a fish called the pompano,
brought here from the deep waters of
the Gulfof Mexico, off Pensacola, Fla.
1t is only in the spring months that
the pompano are caught and sent to
market. They swim deep and are
taken with hook and line, like the red
snapper, and generally in from twenty
to forty fathoms of water. The POM
pano are among the most delicate den
liens ofthe brinydeep, being esteemed
by bon wants for their palatable
flavor, even beyond the Spanish mack
erel or red snapper, They are usually
split down the back and broiled /;
served with a bit of sliced onion
and butter, while smoking warm.
They are very game fish, and their
average weight ranges from II to 81
pounds, while they sell at rs cents to
S1.25 each. A hungry man, ifiond of
broiled pompano, will demolish a half
ola fish without difficulty, The Pea
body guests were fed on broiled pom.
PIANO this morning, a dozen having
been purchased for the purpose. The
market is also supplied with red snap
pers from the same waters, weighing
from 3 TO 10 pounds each, and selling
at Y! to 10 cents per pound. The
spring season for fish opens propitious-
~, aud fresh stock from Reelfoot will
soon be coming in. The season for
game is nearly over. A little venison
is Offering to-day at 10@124 cents per
pound, and a few quail are to be
found, if a searcher gets out early
enough in the morning. Snipe are
also to be had, though not every day.
A majority of good dinners hereabouts
yesterday we're made up largely of
spring lamb, with mint sauce, green
peas, lettuce, new potatoes and like
garnishments. No strawberries just
vet.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-29
FISHING TACKLE,
Best Assortment in the City.
FRANK SCHUMAN'S Gun store.
No. III Real Street.
CriminnICnnrf.

In the criminal court to-day James
McKenna was acquitted of a charge
Of receiving stolen goods. In the case
of Dan Flemming, and Wyatt Kirk,
for larceny, a nolle pros was entered
as to Kirk, and a verdict of guilty
with three years in the penitentiary
was the result as to Flemming.
Charles Rollins was acquitted of car.
rying a pistol. John Jones, a darby,
was on trial at noon, charged with
stealing a bale of cotton from Wesley
Wright. The latter tracked the bale
to the fernando road.
The court ordered that from this
time forth, the sheriff, when certifying
his accounts for Jail fees shall include
in the accounts, charges for keeping
and feeding such prisoners.