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, 1880-10-09

we'll knnwn Democrat, is now Ia Indiana, work.
Ing for candidates 1t hla purity. A ainry tUlu at
the Napuhlonn metnDrFs ot tho H,tpt MI.
chan9o ta-tlay. Circulated Ia Wall atrcot
t'tlices Ahd everywhtyn II WA hoartl With huartY
lnu4nt9r. II Ii saId that the GaneFal had 0ccfa.
4on day Or two axo 10 sonI tw., j ~ ltuhes tu
ir!nM!+ IN this city, nt,u 20 lnwyor III rcXar. Ia
huslncsa connected with his visit to tndlanA, tho
tue dispatches war0 Gxrhauxetl, tna luu-
ysr receiving tho, OIL lntoudod TOR
xlea lnnx over. Tho ulrAsa 70, 6ut wat
obliged to lay It asitle fr Il Iuturp explanation
DuelnK Tho dAy tho person Wna rouelypd tia
sacond Dispatch yisttHA tho lawyers pltcp. atd
handing hsn the daputuh retparkedt II tbink
thls wG* intended fur ynsl." THO lawyer reuI Il
xna thon turainv 10 his vistaf supitei:
Me arc l'nth satstted." The other thou re,I lis
tioIsLIwlnx inasaa1e from his letenl in ludiana;
'fFepase tur lEst.c1A4a fuuHra+"
, 1880-10-09
CAN ADA.

6pseidt Dltt*4feh to TAs tAteupo 1<ttuns,
TORONTO, Get. 8.-The case of Ne!ll va. The
umlon Insurance. Company 1T hiui,ie cn.no
up In the AssExo Court tu-tlay.: II IL Il 'yxy
important one, as 1t atIecls Tho liability Ut
the Insurance. companies for the acts OF their
agents. john NrIll WIS killed on tllc railway
hurs Oct. - 1870. Tho premium on I!ls litu
policy lad beon due IN August preceding,
a'l't check had bven given the agunt
aiaonnt On Sept. VI, but tIls .hvck hau ,lot
been challcd wi till tho tntp OF Ills ueath. H.
though tho agent hal. given receipt for tho
rrenlllMl., Tin question was, Should tlle
Company b. held llablu for tlla nets OF their.
ngeit. Tho Jury huld tt,at the Company was
liable. and d verdict WIS ktvuh fpr tilu fr1Jj
anlupRi, 5000. This IL the SECOND triui ni
tiila case, uni ,tls verdict has boon ths sans
, 1880-10-09


~ talo OF peculiar hnrrar ttmes from the Hwp.
wv uG G1aMFtcr. Tbs military biAndarin fnr tho lit
1nsa}hera.l ~ .ha ~ the Aanaan whH xavo the order
tos t sao oompEadore All Bhnto losS nis head, mid
MMs ~ lh!iinHlely u0uGerl|ed In tho Lee Lutu
tb1@!tsf!r h~s atisr aaa been astngishnv hse!f ID
who who h4s aeld shc wv tion 1t Tux Collector' It'd
nce nnracfea ~ ~ tho paop!o who. exaspsrateI
ps,oiap!y 81 hta eternal und extensive uiuurzc4.
conquered 60 taknK the law int.i Ihulr nwti banda
H., ~ W sn0 0n!Y way of getting rid nf him. Fur
!no 1Gto qsslnM outrage aKaAst law and urder rung
tye.!o,n m!'dertook % ntlpt punishment upnt,
sns ~ M, tSasnas M ano uta ~ With Aeulnplctuness wg
,eps .sst a' ~ seas to rs,teet os ose, hs
~ We hxve stuted being within reauh " tho lit
o. & 9an.of-W ',s , War: The pace was taeI besexed
sa!1. Of The people WIN were supf.ised to have
taken part e tho upris!ng agnIus. authority and
number ps .hofe S.d destroyed hy / hs ayongiax
army .y 81, q tuag Tye-!en y varsoussy estimated
s.np1e :atlsfactaoa to even i Mandarin Of IDS
QutreL
, 1880-10-09
RELIGIOUS.
TIE EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
attet4l DtspAttA 10 TA4 EhftAfu 1f1kdlnf.

IIJJE FE1N11PA T, ftNNVFVTYNW.
srtesaf Dtspsteh 10 n. cnttse, 11,ta,n..
vvv. vrru ~. ,.s'1".' ~.
,,,, m ~ tGnh' ,9 oet: n-1he i'ouse OF nlsnops
a!'a the llnnM OF Deputies, comprising the
Protestant Episcopal Convention, met t4,tny
I'll una bQtly, called thd uuard nj btissjuns.
J}t.l,ou .AIfroi f,ac NJ t1.io.voro nr.a'iaI
,rl, yr,,"rahis' i,'a,a u" ..,s o""s"' p.ts"e'''
sloi, Ill y hrlef address. The Rev. Henry Z,
patter, OF iraaH Church, New York. read
tic general report Of Tie luisslnnarv wnrk In
different narts NJ tl,e xnrtn catItn, .,'.e,ai
a,let',fon 70 me work In Japan, China,
liaSt't and tha Mexican Republic, Tho
Rev. T. II. Clarkson, representing Nc
hraska and pakota: tha Raw. i,r. viii,
esa.'. "n.". " 1mi me",ani ntsop 1ut'E, from
, 1880-10-09
PERSONALS.

It has now been discovered tllat so refers
10 bfr. Tlldcn's nrpn aching birthday.
Senator conkling hates tue sight Of brass
band. On this platform Nr. ConlllnR could 70
IN With n whunp.
4 New fnrk wtnlan IS wcart;g MI 5000
bonnet. The people, lru lt'oktnK 10 Mrs. Van.
dcrbllt to lower tho rtenrd.
0urny left 500, 900 worth of property and
no will. Ills lsc'ts will INV learn that q lawyer
Is mlKhtfer tl1nn tusnAlInwk. :.
Thu Cathedral Of Cologne, which Is to 10
dedlcAtod next week. Inns been IL. yoara IN
process pf erection. Tho American ountructor
evidently can,c fro;a Cu!ntue.
"Give Ne Ny Heart " Is lhe titlo of n poem
tent IN hy "punclupc." CertalnIy: wo will sead
Il by return malt If my moro of your anatomy
Ia tn!ss|nE notify Us by telegraph.
From the fact that n st. Loufs paper re-
Gently published IN article headed, "Fluwa VI
nHsIness-Mcn," It IL oytslent TINT SUNG Chcago
merchants hnsc boon paying TINT clty II visit.
Afr, Darnum l!as entered into circus
partnorAhlr which Il limited u ninety-nino
ycnrs. IL tho pooD!U werp nny sl,rH Gr would
qult ut tue eft'l of thHt lime the world would not
be 50 tlstHat, utter MI.
Some Arats lhaya offered to rresent to
President 0revy pnIr vt white horses. Tho
President hna ref1sed to Rcrnpt iht.in. His
representative tried 10 btty them. but tho reply
WIS that "An,hs nayor sell thur i,Drscs." This
Is very pocttcn1-1hat Is. 1t is wholly untrue.
He npetlrd tho .loor cautiously, and poklug
hfs bend Il, augRestirc SORT of WY. M IL there
were moro to fo!l.,w. lnt.,liral: us this tile
edtortni rinktuMf" "Tiiu whatq ,ny FRIEND"
MS this tile Observation-Disclosures or
sotno such p1ueo whero tho c,iItors ljrc7''
"Thla " tho edttor!al room, yes sir. Come n.''
mo, gttcss won't co,ne In. I wnntct1 to 500
what rtnktun. WIS llkts, that's nil. Is,ukA like
onr CARROT, only wuss. Oood 1sy."-lsobert
Bonner.
Snme time aeo Col. n. Il. Anthony, of a
Lcarenworth pupnr. was shut ut by u,nn named
Thurston. Tho Inter missed his nE,,l nntI hit
two other men. IIo was arrested and sant to
peDitantfnry for n long term OF }t,trE. Whit
the trta! wRs In progras tic Kansas City Ttn,ts
published nh article reteottng seyorcIy on tho
notion Anthony was tAking. Last Frilay the
manager Of the Times wis In Lcavcnworth Mt
tc1ltfng meeting Ut the Press Association. Col.
Anthony received him With tho greatest p0lito-
ness. and sent hts carriage to tnko HIN out 10
tho fairgrounds. While thore IN 0ttlccr wnEtctl
on him. served papers On hin for libel, laying
damages nj $10,001. To say TINT tho Times naun
WIS n1nti hut feebly Expresses tho situation.
, 1880-10-09

hertakcn. and It prnyrd successful, anil hnh ever
aInc" been maintained Tho brtis ars too rim
fr,ns tho fact that tho egy+ 8atl1grors bring IL
oftct1, nj upot tn Enthcr. HJ1 dozen III tny} and
rfeat many Ut the bes'A aro Enacrths tAc,
tho bird. themselves, a,i'i. .f cotrHe. Il Iarxo
part uf tho birds 1t any t,gr limo nro not iay!t,g
cvc,, +1 slf,scn ia the r,ic. III" harvest wos,d 10
pretty rear I0oUQU cFxr. Tho tlnnrrtiing br-
twcp'l tho ktia and thu mihrs 'rads IL the it,ss
every chance rstrIy. The cKE- business |. c,r-
tsl,etetl by = company which has tho right. It
hi m Iii San Francisco At considerable aJ.
vance.
, 1880-10-09
SHlRT.H0RNS.

aafe'a3 otseatsa 70 tn Chicago 1rtauna, ..
LAFArsTrxi Ind, Oct S.-The AesocIa
ton Ut American Short-llorn Baeedurs will
hnld their eighth annual Convention In this
cltS, coming tuxetlHr on thu 2TtA i1lst. Tin
!hd!cHt!nlis point to large attrntalco. Tia
uun headquarters, "@' "A''os'a'
, 1880-10-09
'nA1s'1,flT.


Special Dspateh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
LAFAYETTE, ftld., Oct. a-The scn.i-an-
nuat meeting Of tto Womau's Raptis. Mis-
sionary Society Of the West closed The scct,nd
day of fts session to-day, The morning huur
embraced devotional meeting, discussions ~
to the hest helps fur InEssf0n circles, reports
rtrnt -
, 1880-10-09

Mn. Esaf1s1t, bulng nskcd TO snlve the rid.
dta II H. q IS" replied hosttatlngiy that hu sup
r,scd tho symbols sIRntticd ~ murtgaHe, ut X,
rer cent por nnnnm." but bfr. tinncook rays he
Il suro this is nut tic. ttt,a Interpretation.
, 1880-10-09
INSURANCE..

NEW ORLEANS, La., Oct, 8.-The grain
eafg''es I'll tie STEAMERS RublnFa. StaK, aud
l'ehalla, wrecked at St. AiIchaels, III The
Azores, wera Insured In tbs New ORLEANS
esnIlieato for S:ib,0o0. The syndicate 10
SSnilpnsrd Ut tho Fnrtors' j. Traders ut
Hft~ f~ Orleans, tllp Crescent unu thu Tautonla
4llsurahce EUnipnntr9,
, 1880-10-09

lecn lifelong Democrat. and A very active
one. having represented hia pnrfv In Congress.
Tho atntntnrnt thnt he has decided to vote fur
tinrtlfd aud Arthur this full appeared, NJ bc.
lipye. In tho Nuw yurk Ji.nfs.
, 1880-10-09

PORTLAND, Ore, Oct. a-The President,
OIL hfs ret,trft, had reception from tile
schuol children Of Vancouver. He alsn yls.
lttal the Chinese Ql1nrters III this ctfy, Sat-
Mrday, morning tho party will start fol Puget
, 1880-10-09


ianiiy. J!n totn1 amount patd by lhis Con,-
pa!y was SLIT, -. ", dollar tnr dollar. Out
r., aiiroa! was paId st. l;s That buiaE tlio larg-
N'raIlon Or hrM. The Chicago Doard Ut
it'iitctnss nfc tl,ree Of our best and Wtaf,ilest
citi!el'H. M.inE JohM Crerlr, nf Crerar, Adams
& ~; Levi z Leitur. oi Field, Letter : C9.
r ssatsl,lelt oi 'e uird ii?Sa; ststts o' rsei a e.
On jan. !, is9o SHOWS tho substantial! stand
NY OF the Company III this country.
% Tntat nsseta A. n untrd .st37oadt.45
s,rn,r, =; o-o,o,;
,,, on'p'as oioH
,ba ,,rf, EuV's h,lntfntnent Is te test bfoot Of
t,ni,r ~ Will, H. tvt9tt.tn tn'1 m1p,'ns I.-
;irnt Srcrntnrv w,t n,nn.e r. nr,ot II r,'ti fSl
ing, 10. III Ii Il Sails street. "
Q; II. CASE.
J., Utl! ~ agency having several comnanles
ai Tug TINE 9f tle Chicago fire whose cotnpa-
l'les ~ pn'd III tn!l:
Knyal ana Insurance Conp'tiIy Of Norlh
A'l.ertea nre still represented, md tho aggre-
G;tto '!ssets g of the two cnn,pauips exceeds
'na''f rIai Ina''!lohs LOT o. an!iars skto0V.NDj.
nn'nu't Of MT assets over liabilities. Tile
'Nuyal t'a8 INC largest surplus Ut any foreign
ggompa1'y tlasng business; North Auierica lie
,,I: 'nrgest surplus of any Amrrican company
'''s' NNt'ff- vi b!EAHtLtt Ill LHlS
GcSli.try. North America paid S70O,050 ut
Clitcae9o and over 81 ,Uoo.0 QUO III Boston. as,t
las pnld ovor Ilfty millions 1T. dollars for
lof,eS ;e,1 WIS., u.s. orENi,1alol, a. D. I'M
rcss t" lis present. ieadhs p,slta III I sre, III pI d.
nlE now Tue fourth !a'gest firu BUSINESS Of
any eMt,tlpany M l H. - up Ui.i.ed States:
dgi LanenslIEro, Fist.-l Insurance Company.
wllel! commenced bllkttirss In this country
IN July, lbs0, and has slnce received a lnrgrr
nn!onlt u new clasii presilitlils than any for
n nj ~ o,,agn' a ~ fe IL se ~ t'G, II
and ',ust enterprisinY basicss.r,si siSe Of LiS
md lie ,ni!nitsf intftr y nr ',susnnee s9n%y on,y
ers ,akss its nni"v an;t u ntrni IT, s,cShd LILY
Will thn vary hpst f,e IT. ;,si, +, ths an',h
Suites for tie Gpnct Of ilyojrrss iil H. r sI,tH9 ,,
wGich il nvest,tI +, 1j";,h S,ntsa ,sty , ~ oi
"ttSn mt;tca ~ ~, c1 II. uttta states bohus
-" ~, .'..s wy, '".s.. .s,
-, MILLER DREW.
represent tie Con.,sercial UnIun Xssurl,,es; Nms;
Company 0f London, well ktIuwn n1ld ftol,.
!llar Tor Its fatr tlealtng with the public. lis
losses nse settled I'll tile brond basIs of H.
the country tint lo n larger business, which
is wit dtstrio"tsd to ayold. ealaa.ity ii
New York arc lcatilnx Ile,i. kuown , thrunri,. i.
ana s they tske 3gtlys nterest % tic ,ta,,sss! .
eas!, fire assets Vi tle Company are S9.S;;,-
nl.U; Qf this, Mnount sl,743,4t0.o. Ii oi,
Suites. Tho net surplus la .Sl t}.s7, which
Is the strongest test that cal, be applied to
any corporation.
THIS tlrn arc ajso agents for the Shoe e.
~ Lxea.tInsr. Freseott,ral'I Mtelamfcs' Mutual.
ye1l, MI well knOwn fur tiieif RESPONSIBILITY
, 1880-10-09
THE BAL lTlMo3F cflFRqATlON.

@ .fs1 I'Ho'I NIIEo "7'V"'
,"ALTIstn'tE, Oct. a.-rha approaching tel-
eoFatlon Ut tic founding Ut Baltimore, q een-
Jury a,d q hulf ago, Will lo M claburata af.
!hir: PTocesstns.s ara arranged for every day
II |tne ne wesk, supplemented BY ba4uuats aud
, 1880-10-09

TItE DeiR0grnts nro e1,rnGmf nt ficn. Grant
for having told t'iu TRUTH which IL nj. unpardJn.
able sln In the Democratic c0tto.
, 1880-10-09

Amorfca nEntn InNcs the 1ead. W1Ve
cnuld hardly believe t,ur good luck when ,ge
ventnrctt III ask for nnrnetts Extract or Vanilla
IN PARIS. 10 huye Il bundled us; 1t was like u1set-
lug au old frienl.'
, 1880-10-09

NATIONAL vs. GLEvE1.ASD.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 8.-Cleyrlands, /; NJ
tinnn's. s, Game called at this end Of the
, 1880-10-09

Iron In the Blood. CoIleusa Lteb1gsa
Liquid Ertraut Ut neef euEiches tho lluu.l* n(tls
digestion, eures dyspepsia, nervousness, IeblII-
t., lnu ftInule complaints.
, 1880-10-09

Eanirs he Ind ttcn.-tho 11ome Howard,
GltIzens', and Manhattan. all ut New York.
They form very strong combination.
, 1880-10-09

30 Other Whlskes Dye equals tlili's-6o cents.
, 1880-10-09

The trentest bleAsIng over offered to
suffering humanity is Arenas Kunyss. In lys-
neps.a; Knstritss, nausea. GcncrIl debility, cun-
sumption, etc., It nets like q chnrn. Distress.
their plAce. .Appettte und Strength return ns II
6y nlng!c. kusnyssis mt n,etl4oine; II Is food
Il! farn Of II plcasMnt mLtk vino. 1t represents
nli tho elements Of nutrition In n sitattzc,i und
easily dgasted f.'rs1. and nnthiuR else 10 rapidly
cnrIchcs tho hi,Nk1. TrrAttse on Kunsss sent
freo to nHy Atdr Dewnru Of !mitutions.
Arenas kufnyss is not sold to tho trade. Cnr,-
sumcrs aupptted directly by A., Arcnu. Chemist,
corncr Mndison street mid Fifth avenue.
, 1880-10-09

Travsl.ra. tton at The Artor tnu.e, New fark,
, 1880-10-09

Loursv1Ir.n, Oct. B.-Tonrth day of the fall
trnttIIg meeting. First racc, pllrsc $SOO:
A]c0ntaFl. ....,..............,.l j 4 l
!'nRt ls"y....-.-.. ....,..........-...4 I
Shtefton ...s...s.. +.s...........I !
~. Sa,... ...s.s.s...s...s sss.'.....o l b
ttlIHH N-.st .st.+ss.+s..s..tsss.s....E Y eur
iy io".,,lo .,,yo;.'.'''....''....:......"..a sdr sdr
tTe- Tnee $i ':1 $:i ::$.i :s5:ssa.
William II. nnd 1umps troitcd a ttlad heat
for tift1, place Il, tho t!rSt hpnt A1cnnarn anil
ton and St-So for srrond plHee In the last
meat; 70 the race went over unfinished till
secona racc. pnrse $500, open tn MI PAGERS:
sorrEl !1nn.... .".................1 I 0
Mattle ltunter....a...... ..........! y I I
y HsWay ooS.'...''......-''s...."." !
Fas-$iSN; a:i;I; $:lG.s; si:ii; 2:ies.
s., Sor[sI e. nan d,. asIl R.wdy Boy paced deaA
was postponed u1ttll Tomorrow on account
OF darkness.
NASHVILLE.
EAs1vnLE, Temt.. Oct 8.-ThIrd day Of
tha Nashville Bloutt-rIorse Association. Thu
wenther Is clear, ai,u pleasant, track good.
and Attendance largr
First rnee. a milo dash for aycnr.ol,ls. was
won by Slick, 'BnDtjack serontl, aiiuufe II.
third. Ttlnc, ASH. Won by twn lengths.
Second ract, t,ne artl Dnc-rIghth miles. B,'lt-
Ink race: MntnKorta first, Alaskn secan.l,
Knight Tenplar tfayoritl third. W"n by B
tfk' titka ries ias!t l;eY ssgtl between sec"nd and
Thlrd rart.. lne and n half mile dash. 1vnn
easily by Fnli' Count: Lo1i9tfnw secont two
isnEt Us oft, Mary Walton bad third. Time,
, 1880-10-09

yS,on Of torch. .lcarers known - the noys In
ill,'o, c'i,nlnhsldel by Gen. u. y. DrAnt.
EftfIHtn, That tho officers commanding fnnfnb.
lug cntnrnnEcI IN tho hlsrercmt wnrls nj tho
W,++t Stn flp 1ekeh 10 thIn 1T tncuttnR fDr tho
as,nl! loHk for orders IL Tho t'enrr commanding
tho lllinnIs Division Ut 1I0ys Ia Hl,ta. a. UniuIl
, 1880-10-09

/ IfH1--.:l5H: .!ITE. ":lB!z; g:Iii 2;IBE.
Sorre' Dun a1ul Rowdy Boy pared Il dead
heat for first IN the fourth lraf. The finfsl,
was postponed Until Tomorrow on account
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-06
Judged by His dor

Strelling from our pleasant theatre
last night, after listening to the
sweet strains of rapturous melody, a
well-to-dO gentleman from the wilds
of Arkansas INDUCED in a repast
made up of champagne and oysters,
then went forth to see the sights, only
to bring up at the calaboose in a
rather Timber condition. He awoke
early this morning, hatless, ~moneyless,
gold watch gone, overcoat ditto, and
as cold as a frog. A son of the sod
occupied the same cell, and had also
been to the opera. He was in capital
humor, and with the dawn began to
MARBLE, II dreamt | dwelt,' in reso-
nant strains. The Arkansian collected
his scattered membranes, took in
the situation and requested Pat to
edge up close to him and lot
him feel the warmth Of his
person, He, the man from e the
way, had been neatly barbered last
evening, and the odor Of Florida
water wa yet upon him, As the son
of the Says Gem closed up, he said:
BE jabers, pardner, | know yes a
gintleman, for l can tell one by the
smoll.' This isn't much of a yarn,
but it IS a fact.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-06

have been knocked down and robbed
Of sixty dollars,
Driving On sidewalk Is beginning
to appear quite R%amerously on the
police count docket.
Eta Cooper paid in ten dollars this
morning for being disorderly during
the wee sma' hours" of the morning.
Bill Ross was arrested yesterday
at the instance Of some unknown
party, in a warrant charging him with
assault and battery. His case will DO
investigated by Quigley today.
An unlicensed docket greeted Pres D..
ident Porter's eyes this morning. Fif-
teen persons we're down for running
vehicles without license. All were
discharged, as they had taken out Ii,
cense before court THIS morning.
George Bower has been arrested in
connection with the Armistead-
Phillips matter. He IL supposed to be
the darkey whO jumped from the
dray When Officer Dean asked him
for Ass ticket for a bale of cotton he
had, and was shot at by the ofiVsr,
but escaped.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-06

When an Indifferent play is in pro-
gress the presence Of the genial
Colonel" LouSelbey at the theater is
a blessing, as it is sufficient in itself
to entertain an entire audience; but
when the people are being given such
a rare treat as Paul and Virginia by
the Abbott company he is rather a
nuisance and should be promptly sat
upon. Ofcourse, the grace with which
he runs his hand in the bosom Of his
vest, while he pulls off his ulster, is
superior if any to that of Castle; but
the people don't go there to see him,
and don't want to be forced to do it.
Again, his artistic wal whoop when
Miss Abbott is giving vent to one Of
those delicious little tMrills, no doubt
comes from his heart, but it could be
dispensed with nevertheless.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-06
CENTS Pc WEEK.
THE CITY.
LEDGER

Cotton brisk.
Beautiful weather to-day.
"A heavy frost this morning..
Dressed turkeys, Lyle & Shields.
Still unwashed is Hebe's fair face.
Malaga grapes, Lyle & Shields.
THE days are now ten and a half
hours in length.
Brown 4 Jones, coal, Office 282
Main street.
No chance for an item Ia the
Chancery court.
The case Of the Connecticut Mutual
is stall on trial at the U. S. Court.
Fresh receipt Of creamery butter
and cheese, at Lyle 4 Shields.
Cheap and good sigas, Memphis
Steam Sign Works, go Main.
The Register has been very busy
for several days past issuing license.
"A trust deed from Isaiah Moody
TO P. NJ Alsup, was recorded to-day.
j. B. Saint & Co. clean vaults
promptly. Leave orders az DIG Main.
-0ne thousand fresh rabbits re-.
ceived to-day by S. Clements, at BeaI
Street Bridge.
Weather dull to-day, says a ca,
blogram from Liverpool to the cotton
exchange.
"A. L. Pool and Mrs. C. Stone,
aid one colored couple were licensed
to marry to-day.
Blank books of all kinds made at
the LEDdER Office book bipdery, Il
Madison street.
-BuinesS men viii fad Ii 10 thor
interest to have all their Job prlutirs
done at the PUBLIC LEbaEA 1Mce.
The Anderson affair is booming a.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-06
ADJUSTMENTS.
tHs COMING coNrpY.

Next week we are 70 have those
popular comedians, Robson aud Crane,
at the theater in this city. Tickets
for their engagement can be obtained
tomorrow at the usual place. They
open in Our Bachelors" a piece
which last season provoked more
laughter than anything seen here for
years. The royal comedians will offer
a new attraction, termed Champagne
and Oysters in which one appears
in a humorous character known as
"Geofrey the Rector and the other
as Herring, the Sexton. They will
also play a e piece called "Sharps
aud Flats, and the twin "Dromios"
in Shakspeare's COMEDY OF Errors
The pair sustain their reputation Of
being the best comedians at present
in this country.
BOHEMIAN GIRL.
Another charmed audience was in
attendance at Leubrie's Theater last
night, when the well known opera,
Bohemian Girl" was put upon the
boards. The absence of the prima
donna assOluta from the cast had its
effect, OF course, but it would be a
gross injustice TO say that Miss Marie
Stone did not do full justice to the
part she assumed of airline" On
the contrary she gave the most pro-
found satisfaction, her pure, sweet
voice harmoniEing with her grace of
manner, and appealing to every
vibrating chord in the bosom of.
the lover Of music. Mrs. Seguin's
GYPSY Queen scored one more grand
success for her. In parts of this order
she is inimitable, and never fails to
inspire her auditors with some Of the
IeeIlhg that seems to invade her own
being.
Tom Karl never disappoints an
audience but wins them over to him
self without an effort. He will be
remembered wsth pleasure by Mem.
phis people, and his return among us
hailed with joy.
"DeyilshoOf," as portrayed by Ryse,
was excellent, both as regards
the dramatic and vocal phases
of the role. His u is
easy and his voice extremely pleasing.
Mr. Counel, as the Beau Brummel"
Of the piece, and Mr.. Mcdonald, at
the court, gave great satisfaction.
acting is marked by a correct
ness that any artist might be proud of.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-06


No. SS, K. Din the frobaN Cart "a
by county, Tennessee, Il. A. MieAH shell
administrator; ETC., OF Hnrrlet MteG perry,
deceased, vs.. Frances Ross, ct. AL .%leberry,
I appearing from the apendedI
4 cause, which Is sworn TO-, tha1 ~ M this
John Thomas CEonshaw, HanT ueiendants,
husband, AZ nom esi5ssh Petticord, her
Iennassee; II is OgdlS OF me state. Of
NAhe their appearance 20 mat they
sWfS5'rbGusq Of eIf " Probate Court. IN
doy In March, iSSN : = before The first Mon
y " TO- o9mplainsv ~ g gins' sns"er or de
.b,ssns INA ast be taken tor confessed as "a
eoSS Of tbIs begii ing expOfte; aud that a.
fof Jour suck .rder be, pybliehed once q week.
teV. aary 3, 1850.
W Attest;
MP OWEN DwYER. CLERK.
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-06

Messrs. 7. W. Brown. W. Z. Rogers
aud W. l. Anderson, the amount for
which they jointly stand being about
5000. 1t is ssid that the deficit in
his administrative accounts will not
aggregate less han $4,000, and it is
limited that other criminal actions are
yet to follow. Mr.. Anderson was re-
leased from custody last night.