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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-03-12
SheriFs Sale of Real Estate.

oiloIW . Sdio VI n0dl ESTATE.
DUBLIC notice is hereby given, that By
J. virtue Of an execution, u me directed
from the Hon. Supreme Court Of Tennessee,
In the case Of c a and q Stllman vs. lula u
Stillman ct al, judgment rendered the 18th
day Of May, 1874, for the sum of two hundred
ard eighty doliaTs aud sevepty-tWo cents,
with interest and costs ofssuit, to satisfy said
judgment, ETC., / will, on
Wednesday, the 30lh day Of March, 1881,
in legal hours, in front Of the courthouse, In
the Taxing District Of Shelby county, Tenn,
proceed to sell, to the highest bidder, for cash,
the following described property, to-wit:
A certain lot or parcel Of and, situated. L.
inR n being in the 'couHty Of Shelby, state
Of Tennessee, in what is known a. the Taxing
District Of shelby county formerly called the
city o. Memphisl, and more particularly Ia
seribed as fOll0Ys. Being loi No. four lN, be-
ginning at a point one bundled aud City l50l
feet West Of ellington street on the south
side Of Var ce street; thence With the line Of
Vance street WestWardly 4 ~ so foot, thenca
spgthWardlF, on n hne parallel y ith Yelling
ton street., two hundred and forty seven t2i0
feet; thence eastwardly 10 tho southwest cor
ner Of lot No. three %; thence northwardly
parallel with ellington street two hundred
and f0rty.three t2i8l feet 70 the beginr ing.
Levied on 90 the property Of defendant.
Julia e siillman, Christian spicgei snd wife,
Sarah Spiegel. 20 satisfy said judgment, In
tsrest and costs.
Bherif ofShelby county, Tenn,
! Msmphib eth day Of Marehs 1881. SBIt
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-03-12
Trusaee'a Sale.

RY virtue GA deed Of trust, executed to me
~ as trustee by W @ Rutland on the Bi day
Of March, 1877, and recorded IN the Register's
once Of Shelby county, Tenn. In record book
No. lis, pages lS5, 1856 and ls7, / WIN. on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-03-12

SMonday, Wednesday and Friday.
tDailY.
fNonday, Thursday and Saturday.
i5uaday, Tuesday and Friday.
TUESDAY and Friday.
"wednesday and Saturday.
0Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-03-12
Biddings On Conn PropertY Opened.

24i Chancery Court Of Shelby county-Fd.
ward Whitaker ct al vs.. C L Conn ct al.
QI virtue of a decree entered herein March
II 70, 1881, opening biddings, l will, on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-03-12

LEAVE. ARRIVE.
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Mail train, daily. 500 pm. 1873 pm
Freight. ................ $50 am. 6.45 pm
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-03-12
POSTOFFICE, MEMPHIS, TENN.

Arrivals and Departures Of Mails.
, 1881-01-03
YNItI.EtYlkf1n.

Tho matrinouR! Gevur was at lta hight Inst
week Il, EngiewoAl. I}csItles tho &nAvrfaHO vi
Miss Leut,urt +. tilotseit anu slr. Hurry 4.
Crnye,ler, M account nf which appeared III Yes
tpnlly'a TRIBUNE, th9ru wero twu other wch-
tlIngs lilo anup uyaNluE. nud a,ne FtIluy oven.
ing. Tha cunt,Ictlt,X pnfttca wure hIss 1.!zx1
llryslnlp, dunytlcr Ut Androw nryst,al0. a1.l
Mr.. TI,,,tlrts Wisdur, wLo wcra ntarrluI by tho
Rey, Wnltur Forsyio ut tho ro5hlet,eu ut tho
briacs t,arents. ars1 Mr. Ucorge slurruy und siss
CnrA ilvrrsNl, daughter of tho ltey, rs. ilnlrr
Ut Washington Heights. WIN weru nnrrled NJ tho
iTst!as,ce sf THO bslau'a pirents, Au sir. Neora"
". kplly atnl Mrs. Emma ll,thn, WIN wntr i,Ar-
r!u.t Friday rfu,lnH by tho lteS. u! II. inAwOrth
sfts. lHft wAs susjn.!A1y Lttr,9a lust Tuesday
hy tMlltnx M u Int vtAk-ttOv1 dlrnx u taanthsx
1T. lor urllls Al,L cltust Wcru terribly buried.
nl1l! her recovery u doubtful.
Tho fuHwlnK Ot!lctts ut tho IfnPttet Hunlny-
sei,!M! h'.s, beVn elected fur thu cn.,iIiK {enr:
J. u. tl,unik0u, superintendent I. M. WHcntt.
Assistant superintendent: i, J. Fisher, SrUr1.
sary md Vru.Isurur: ". Shu,llarsw. !4fiirArinM;
+. 'lhsArlc, sasststunt Librarian; W. i. Cu0k,
l.httrlstpr: Miss Hettis Sluish, t3yfunist.
Thu NOW '1elH,t ut slxty-nc4t stvGut Oh tho Fort
WaylIu ftauu IL rttnpletru.
Tllu next meeting Ut the Enxicw0Nl Veteran
Club will 10 held aus wpth !ruu, thls evening
wLen tho olleers III bu elected fir tho oIlsuli,Y
'Tho Euxlcwood Literary Society will n1cpt tho
sunle evVAtug ut tho scatlencG Ut NrA II. A.,
. turker, .-'-
, 1881-01-03

4 mcct!np of uurspns Interested in forming n
,,n,v I, n. ,vns hct arr.
Nv" "'ot v. =. ~. 80 ,'a ,',
etHooh al No. u nesI ltlAe steeet. 1ne NJ
tentsnnce wns l,lin large. Mr.. O. d. llshoi' pre-
aIud, THO jlrst business WIS tho reu.Ittix OF II
whini, In nttnckrI lin rn,,l s,Jr civ Itn.,wuy
Company for prcsun,ng tn hs!t tho Common
Council 10 grant thonl t..v right 10 iAy tue end
1uxs ,nt,tc trncb NJ n!4tttttn for .tursr r,,,yrr
n. i.',,.'. " ,,', w.. ~ f.,,s+ ~, :,
1Hu 1eaol"t'o's ue"o'neci '"o e"l'im's as "
a0hl1css eofnofnt1n'', ana clau9e wAa In
juptcl .rul,ticstiuE tho City Coun-
ell 10 uelI,uI.l that tho Ct.nlnlly
b.fus 4t1,t,tx lilo right tlnl lhr uity have tho
Giltiun 10 plssciisu tha lines ut aII appraised
value On iiu uulltc p,tcd improvements. 'rhure
WIS tllso II c!M,lse pruvH!ttlk tint II lux Of Uno
cunt 1U uhIr9ett iur nvrry passenger cMrrlrl
over tho linz. u,lsE that thls hlnE Ge allowed tn
urclNusAtu ns II falA ul purchase thu frAnGlil4n
Ut thu Company. The resolutions wcrc ullptrd,
utl.l Il committees wls uppolncd IL submit them
to tho ColIInnn Council.
natcc un Organization, rpla,rsrtl tho following
pu tor u,iIllr;ls,Uh III Tho Beverstl fragments
Of thu ChLclXn lubog. movement, whict, VIII
al].Ii,tttl nttur lengthy aud animated IclIlto:
Thprr Ii hpruny uAtnbltsavA Il Chtelgu l.ptnr
Unltit for concerted nclnn n,, uil t,,attpEs tui-
u,g rlilso tho gtu.ltinrl NJ ltfe OE tho h,tilnH
misses tltrurg tho 9renttst gsanl IT, tho Hrentest
number. The etnb RI SiAi t't nlrs tild ftnlcs,
without re;turd ~ nationality, race, 1rcei 'li-
Csts. lkuyiilar tnupLYs shall be iIra weekly. ut
1T West t.tku s:rrct; Hxtr ntpuiIilys ut any tU
my piacu with. tho city limits. The ulcr,l-
f!utla tf tIlls Organization rnHnrx reKtltHr
, 1881-01-03
ADJUSTMENTS.

Thu Rccond nnncnrance of Mia Ioscnhtnc
1n,nv ti,o "e1c,,r",e, rcrr,nn .n,,,rot NJ Wc.
tnh"1' W. ecl."'..sH oct"H" 1"up'c'' ~ ''cs
s'cker's Thotltre Inst evening had tho elect OF
drnwIng one OF tho :iuryest audiences that hns
witnessed German ,tarfornancu ut this thoatro
thfa sa,sr,, E,ar un6t T., tho h,,,ao ,v,'s so,.t
S "'1 nes s!ps ~" WIS ,a eu
aid sthnt!ng-Foomi was nt discount. MISS
1agny confirmed tael good opinion formed by
nm NJ thn Hnnats t:nrrnvn s,r1inr uo,,hrnt,a
.,,". o,.oa a.,,anso, ~ ,Ia s',, 1,,t !, n.' ,,s
that ever atpcafet' VI. thls Guy. Dlt IL "ns un"
t,y as tllnt III which. eto appcnrcJ last evening
,vna snfre,rtt. Inn I1,,. ia sf,,,Inp fnrcc 1vrr
,neor .t.,., ..,I, i.. '',I.,, - ~. .',,'.a'.
o. athos y , LILLE ~ TIL. ,.
gGMs Motuss muaWy m H ~, t h!t!s w dser'
SneR o ~ insccs ~ EHe ~ ne nt'iet". ~, aanon'
H. H.. nr , Ag mtttnAS snluc is coheefM1t!;
W w t us.hny hMoSl So!itasn EeItatn tnno
~ . IL. ny I'LL a ~ a'n%nuuI % VI GucIs! MI
MAtions tn!ht MnhG tng.! IMt9, onInyMDtg. 81.
beGia,y "ueu sncn tIt,sn III sl,ss IM9tty, BLISS
nunItisgtt nHn srs ifAHuslla!! assu4no tne pt."
ca!'r pnf's. nus t!.s rny eun!Mus Hglanor ~ ~ VII
Mnr @ tni, n,r staati'9'na. u " W sInrl1
tu @ sTase4css at pny IT, cotttu wen W iulaHantu:
a"sn @ gHpe1cHGg ls s Mnr naua' Ktt u ~
slf tnur snu ibAkG 70 saa nlstMKG ~ ~
~. peftost1MLieu ~. ta's kini ootos9 so ihan
!M!noiG .! ."HEt4s t, Mnu c!!La1h! AH hMuasiee ~
nn I'M "nien laI!eu INT tneAtEo ~ e'GrH,Wnih. l
I'M tne bertnsmnNeo. ~ spito o. !ne trAssay
% %HatuEn o. oa tIe plao uevefiHeisss 1 nnnrueu xoou
ueM' M ~ E!'3uynent wv! WI nnt EroVn y lniiuIo
was soleiy tt.e ~ wv s4!fnd1M ana apfltou n9t.
Ms " ta'sot ss tagn;t ,;ta fs ha henrgGr. " @ ,mo
M'as raRny AssEln' tIs tao pats OF Mahai:
. u BGEFAllt t<tE1 lfEHl,, lFOlu tl8 country IlDL
, 1881-01-03
Tho q. r. c. A.-A nTtllionnlro's Conc1,-
man Arrcatcd for Cruelty to His 1TMx-

William johnson, coachmnn Of William t,oclse-
fcllpr, Vice-prcRtdont 0f tho Standard UIl Conn
rAny, wns arrested In Now York, Dc1. ~, by
Horny l}ergh. .tr. olfccr Of tho 9oeloty for tho
Prevention Of Cruelty 70 AnlN,ats, for falling 10
bunket ills horses. When tho arrest WIS nllltlo
tho horses wore stnndli,g In front or scribner's,
on broadway, tho cunghtnnn wns on tho bnx, and
Mrs. Rockefeller WIS III tho cnrrRRo. The OIL.
Ger compelled johnson to irive to tho Mercer
Street Police station and tho horses wcro thon
taken charge or by tho police and stabbed.
Mnrket Police Court.
Mrs. Rockefeller, who Ind been 40 uncero-
tuoniousy compelled to rcltnuutst her cnrrlage,
went Immediately to her husbands oilice. Nntt
Mr.. Rockefeller arrived III court to nd thRt tho
ruse was disposed of, and TINT tho coachnan
hMtl bEen hcld for trlnl Fri $101 bnll. OHicGr
HcrRh hui testified thnt ho had wntchell tho
horsts for ton minutes, mud Rtw them .sbivcr
nnd tren.ble With tho cold. They .wcrn clipped.
and more susceptible to cold than horses having
a full cont Of hair.
outrage, and TINT his horses were In perfectly
good condition Mnd woll cared for, md WUro not
l4nnkotcd pnrposcly. IEa dill not bollnve In
blnikettnK h0rscs. ut such Il tilne. 1t mada
them sensitive, md whpn oncp they Ind been
accustomed tO Blankets they must hnvn thoIu
continually. Ills horses werc spirited. md very
likely moved about, hut w1ro mover kupt stand.
Ing moro than n fow minutes Ut II tuo. md I'D
not suffer. Mr. Rookofol'cr gave bali for John
, 1881-01-03

Ladies' who Keep both parrots aIld Noutllea
n,ust tt cIreful nbt IL entertain ty ncchlent the
New Zeulahd Gct, Or eHrntt0rt'u4 pssrrut, tur tho
nno t,et w1Illti p'olaby cut tle other. Tho Ky.
nttslck living al!In,ult but It. Wrnuxx tho furnt-
turs or uuy tnsldlUx lntn which It h,4ds lks way.
urr-frumss % saw.i.a5t, rp up tho carpet i,ln.
ribbons, dis.cct tbs stul!nx Of ls tho sfAts, d
In neher wnys make ltselr ~ !sl!oua th,t. hs thp
Inn Wild skatv, tho sheep j. ts tuyorlt ttod, nna
tho fcrtMty with wlllGh il ktvps itself IN MlittDl
01y, tho unfortunate shevp ufIcli 8nrytyulH tue
parfttt's a.tack, esvn ihu4Eh tho blrl hasl tnu.p
GtArty a.cal ulf II. II will nut l'Dk " bedt.
the opIy dlst Oh Which, " reaay tAriSes " s4eppt
, 1881-01-03
LAND-LEAGUE MEETING.

11AN - -l1t93Ao y 81 "A 1HA ~ va
T1IE 1H1slt CITIZENS or TliE Hlxrii WARD
held d tneettl,E ut Nautilus ffnll nn CnnnIpurt
ov,n,,o patr,r,nv ~ r,rr,t,ou tn tnko I'm initln
uES "tcps ""nIu '"'HhR '"''o Ae"Aue 'uf
tho wnrsl: nnl tho result uf tho meeting indl.
Gated TINT, Of ntl tho n.lxllIArtes tn tho Central
land 1,ruu,,o whlrt nrc IL tc organized r., tho
,nrlua ,',r, nf tto cttr ,hnt .f I'm u ri, ia tn
ns VS.. y. 80 $500" Sst w " ,.,''l'"s wv o - ~
bc tho largest ahd ettvt'goss. Although only Il
"htst" meeting, the Attendance was lisHe
u,, suo ,,c ~, IL, ',,., rart ~ H., ho.t rrI.,,
M" % wv. .o ~. '. w. w., NV" PA''" VI wv U.s. .''7'
ct!Hehs OF tue whfa.
Mr. William Curtlt,. Of the CcntrnE Lnnd
LpNR1Ic c,ittj tho gathering Il, urycr ul0t n;N
,,ov,r a,I trIou,. r,u H., ,,trnt ,r tho
"''. ,..., a".s. "u ss,'. ~ ~,
n!eGt1'ix. for ahair1nnn hin seeeEaatY resAcGt
itMrinHny Cn;tl!ls. ,.,,,,,,,,. - .,,. -,,,.,,-
lAe aFnMsinR y INC entm''sHasn nv q tHG RG.sGi
sne, pfcssnt Wls oe9ha, " At Jon, % ~ sntu. .
VIM Httle Il FlEottus iulu fNlttcu .lPeii III ne.
na!i Q! nis u%nanrtHh!!tr % eumtTy.e'n ~ tac t sn.'l
lit l!eiOEo y nhin n.n pais1.eh y. !ao !t4pe"s,tnI
pun t Woitsti " sis!'cist III !ftinnti. hiia tinl
ner i,Snltie Euald W tinbef nMri!n! NV lhn cry
inr a wncn ci'1, IT, neTass tto wasGs ts M
saa1efcfs sauiilu o., 9eetiGti. ny. ny w t.me
tAHett GMM'e',. VII y. ctHtt t."ot..,o.n amuHs
cil sttss. M nt :, fGiam H.. ~ mwn!s nee1 a
trlosii ING !thtfchils ", tHnes " tronl.le! S
WIS tnulr irIeli., I Ill., " ,Lo "" Cphi ,, ays. nm
Nv i -. III SsHs. i..i MY, 1nmct nv "ats. ~ ~
tng nrsn'Mt!"HnrS y, ;i. !lM savH.laHs
" nrxiw, 1uu hss., ~ = ~ ,,,,' ~
sG ,,R,n'a ~ 1"e @ , nh Wne pvm @ @ nt hvH vS
~ w. ~ crnshig ttio Gmots, nM nnw' Mnue
ircAn.l-..t ti,at tie trG.-w:ts snAnri,1 iaisagr
!nc VGrS tnil!G tyImMu'TMa IwSl iIn!. MA'sm .Mo
IH0bIeA. lrucu thbillttltts' II sGnnnfetl AHcFa-
, 1881-01-03
Of Tho acrviuc." rrlvntos Alphons II. Brandon
ntlA william u: Shelter, on account OF noN'nts
tCrftaprp nf tr1I1u

nnd William. q; Shelter, on account Of nos'nt.
tc'danra Mt drills.
ua,dnE Tho % FIsst i l3r;vaIc aSc rre.,rc, m"w
,t,iijtnry inifnrni cl,t,es. Thoy will iii nttun(
tho innuRliynt corcmpnics 1T bpringlcltl On tho
loth.
fs H. mt nhonf ttmn TINT tto At1tutnnt. General
should ntit,,u,ttte tho .nus Of Ito tiyN delegates
frun illinois 10 tho Convention, al tho NutfunnI
0unrsl Aaauclation 70 bo held IL 1'htalolptiu on
rbo on,ccr. of III, s,xth r,ccImcnt co,np,atn
tfxt tho owner Of thnir nr,,t.ry b,,llilma li,,s
rcmfeti IL Ia unuthnr cnncnrii wlthn.it living
i6s a., essase Il ~ TTSy % nowhavo to ioaf
r,,o a,s,,, ,,au,.nan, ,~,,, .oro , ,,.,,o,,,,
ri11 Hd osnvnt @ Gencn 81 ic rv @ haTG T,, rn',,a
lends II initiation drilling. md CT, Thotnlson Il
wurn wifi do It. .'"e p'"' ''Ns '''A'''' - '"''
w." w.. w. ~ ~
Il, Inc Io'to"!E anpolnsf1etas havH nce rn9eft
Edwin =; Cn,!.n to le Q4artcr,laster- ser9cast,
john y. Ph!tlIpps tn be Corporate and Joseph H.
hanc to 10 c"rporal. =
isn iserinent e1 1oscnh F seso%y % has bsc - reiecteJ
= sirit H. w. .n norS ,'nnS E2skener seeoaa'
.,,.,,. =. '1,',''' ,,u..
tt",,tnnMnt ] e. II ann,mn,,y "' @ EIuhth Wenfinsnt.
iittsni'i. vIcu ijnrtcr. nru,not%l: ani Gorpnr,ii
tctt & ~ te sane ms n,eSis ysa r
s!rncJ. 10''f'''
s.~ ,,.>.,,
Ncw f9rk Ilrgal9: lit Fnrt 1rccn PMrk. ~ the
nlRlt u the lih ,tlt. wns pronounced ny tht,+G
o tn wl.ns. to m ls decided sGssfs a sra m
co'nptlMentct On tho'r tactics
The "1sallcy slave" will 10 produced at Eav-
sao & eSK .no o. The sS
ri tirks;s by iniiiriflua ,nuinGcrH hns nirondy
lccu jGrgc, u,ld thcrc is now no do,,bt wNNtuver
Tilt the ORGANIZATION viii rcap rich huryust,
% >o 'o"'"'' ~ 9'@r - '' w 49,
, 1881-01-03
DEAT'EHS,


pIII1.1ips-sun.lay, Jim. !: nt III: n. M. Annk bo-
IoyuI wi Vi ticU W Phillips, il, Formerly ui CiclH-
nnt D., ,xed Il ysass.
nj i;TlU, In, Friot,is OF tho fnnllsy tl,vltsd,
" Cincinnati to., parora please copy. ....
usw.isnHanni,, 81 Will Monruest, judith stotkwoi,
In lin Xttt YCur Of Eaf Nyu -s+.",
Males uf funsral hvtuuftor.
EE- Enclnnntt paporH ponao copy.
UALr1N-At his lnta rgstloHcu. III South I,envitt-
AZ linn ijn1t0H. huet "a yEnrs and y uuNtLx
= FanSrai Inos1ay, jim. l. 1t ii u'viocE i. III;
rEnGI;s.N-Jnn u 1Nl. ,Tcsse Mny. on1y daughter
oI Enass II. una sa''!e J" Fosnioh asea moHths
'&-. .,s, ~ ~ - ~ ,eoo .,t.. v. - ....,,..
~, IA y,rs y. 's' o"eft An"a'' o' npoPoa'
1Emn%rri Mnnany 1an 4 ut II, H. nj fron IL Kooh.
T.; Mmmas'. a:h;rcs Inm, ~ 7,n.oa,sttt t:%"'vtnTy
~ Muua! ~ E"a.N' nseso ~ ~, t.t.'J.
, 1881-01-03
DRAMATIC NOTES,

OlkkAM 4AAkN AN&klltSs
Hermann, the wizard, left for plttabut9 yes
tcrtlay nfter,,oan
THO Itontz.santlcy troupe arc booked for the
Olympic tttId weok. !.
At lInyerly's Tonight MI. Hartley Campbclt's
"Gnllpy Slny0" will be sea.l.
Thu C0sInne "Merry. Mixers" ut the Grand
this evening. Thoy vii! appear In "Tho slagIc
Slipper"
Miss AfAt,,io Granger occupied box ut tho
Grand lnht night. rho lady viii appear In
unnter's "'rw0 Nights In itoaia" this cvuniug ut
MuNIukGr'a.
4 riltnor IL botng ulrcnlAt0d to the Dtfcot that
nwltty tn xuIln complications nvor tlo Kt,llttMN
Cf Tho lense hy tho bohonl liDard llayGrly nay
!pIHhH IN Ills prHaent building Tor some tinlu
lunger. The ruh,or IL 1ven fur what It Ii worth.
|. al,s.,r,,ui III "in,tchus" I,Mt thoy for.ot iii
ult,nt tue trIn they wore WHITING fur nt Indian.
alt@'ss o on Saturday nKat Nnt Y ao e., has l!,uk
liu0luy'a to.ulght in " Hobbies"
, 1881-01-03
GLASS.BAlL SHOOTING.

Hpkt4Al Ulsp9tth 70 T7s CHae4Q0 Ifl6Wnf,
Oc0NoAOwac, Wis.,, Jan. .-At u shooting
mulch ut iIutttand, TN gInss 1nlla thrown from
II stells tr,.p ut eight EtHas. ono Wostovor waS
tho champion, ho breaktng llrtY-oght out Of
6txty.utlp bnlls. Tho Mlsscs ware nll With Othor
gtitls thitI lila tWi,. 1t IL ruunrul tlnt he bus
lvuclyts!, nhh will accept, froh Chicago part!rs,
u GhnlullKu to shoot,
, 1881-01-03

thousands Of tloilars out Of orr pocknts by your
1ngtllltrsutnD net"
Tito hent walked oit without a word, int nj ho
reached tho door ho was helir TO kfistnblS.
II Thought wna tho best liar On tho Atlantic
C0ast, hut might MS woll hang up from this
tntDl"
, 1881-01-03


1:iIRAtAN .. HUDSON N.on Jan, = ut tho
il0usv VI tho Row l,r. H. W Thon,Ia. 3r. Edward T.
Ehrmnn, OF llaltfnure. Nd, and Miss Maud +. llu1-
sun. Ut Cincinnati. q.
, 1881-01-03
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

Palmer,
JAMES G. SHAW, Of Savannah, Go. is Mt tho
Qnrnor.
.Tnx I,uv. ". s. Crow, of Mansfield, O., isn't
the unrt1nor.
II. c. 1lunrEn and family. sun Francisco. arc
nj tho fremont.
Ex.Gov. c. C. wAsnnuns, Wisconsin. is Mt
the tltnyd Pacific.
0Eo,uE l.. TuAov. Deaver, Colo. was ut tho
9hcrmnn ycstordhy.
CnStlRERsMAy W. II. WAstinuRy, Of Al,l,-
ncsutn, Is Ut the Grand Pacific.
J. ". C,tArMAS, the United Sta'cs Ma rshnl ut
Council lilutIy. la.t Ia ut tho ShGrtnnrt.
]. u, HuLlAst,. Gn.esturp, ILL.,. md prpf. r. l.,
Page, Council lllntls. in.. arc at tho Fal'"cr.
C,!An1Hs II KKEsh1xS. aTent e the H,o', "pratcs
Of ru,sznncc' combination Is ht tho TrcsHo''t'
CiI.,st.l:s uOlswAtS, cdltorof tho lhindtlSiiutl,
AnlBtcs.iain+ iiulIandt fs at tho G1nnd Fas't
II. +. MANY, Uencrul Agent ritts,'.trT Loco.
motive Works, Fttsburp, Pa. is ut tho drnnd
Pacific.
u;r, TITUS, Albany, n. Y, md 4: H. I'nn!S!. f..
Sherman.
T,oMAs T. 1Ift!. rtllaeeIpht.; Mr; and j MSss r
@. H. Ehnpfsl, iosson: n1 y. ". liAin0i"ila. 81.
Louis nFo Registered TT tho PhlHer.
Mil. !. DWiu1iT, President o! tho bonfd nt
Tratlc who ilHs boon quito sick for Sonic t!l'lt
days.
aaudu Wn Grgsp GcmoviavS si iis' yth"rcs "
Stanley and wifc, unt q. u. Chuplln, Mro NJ tho
Shtr,nuiI.
CT. itArcu, Gonenal stAnngcr of tho Mime
Of tho UnInn pncislc tnttr0Md, Denver, Colu, trt'
at tho t1rand Pacltlc.
TnE 1scv. X. Il. 1lutiand, lscctor Of Trinity
1sy, md wis unnblc t., Uiteintu oIthor Ut tito
morning Or evening aervco.
CORONER ntArsoa yesterday held. m inquest
N" 7s G.nro ysIS @ irs lrEst m!xst
nf old nsc nnd general debility.
OFFICER WILLIAM zIAuAScK is la!d up With
badly wrist, Which no reSS,vea ~
avcuIcs vi tho Lust duy Ut lust yeMr.
THE Rcv. Dr. HOLLAND was taken sick SATURDAY
Grcn!ny, md no services wera hth! Ut Tri1ilEy
Serious, 'ani he viii proOaoy 10 uboul III Il day
or two.
A FEMALE infant about , weeks oh was.
lets s!osk ast .yogix N thS ppre tr'eI St
b ehasss bythc r"os:Hstrol, wha tuck il 10 tho
Fountsltnss' lotiu.
1T. Carnlfue's Court Hotel: tiesrus g c,rreel h
Statement ,n.t!t In THE lit HcSE thu, his lshr
syS n rhats hs io * TIC % has ~ sus
crssfully us heretofore.
FRANK Knuoe.s, a German 20 ycnss of nE:.
Go"ranE II NJ srnsr " y sS!n n xnei , ,.nn.
dulrh streets, Ut ocIuck yvstcrI.ly afterlMsn,
ntsd spnc'l h!! loft n,ikle ia.lly IL. WIS taken
TIE Asylum o: Cheynl1er lsayarl Cn,uulnnd-
ory, Il, T., which waA formerly iueat.t " inc
eorier at !ualann avenue and rh'rty;,Ir,t
street, bus bceu rt.l!avetl to tnotv csirMbls 10
cnton, ii tho in,Il OF Hou foalge. No. iiJ. \. T..
& a. NJ, No. 14t invent y.aecufli street, where
Visiting Sir Knights Will always rocoIsc II hearty
wrlcuat.
novo!cncc. No IL. l. o. T.. heli Trslay lust. ...u
, 1881-01-03
Too EcUIlOnt1cnls

a Providence woman undertook to kill her
self economically with tho poisonous ends D
matches, hut found that sic hAd to cut thirty
suvcn before buoU.ntng unconscious, and thon
doctor eusity suved her lilo.
, 1881-01-03

HuEer nri, gronn IN, sioken on, die on, II you
will not usu Hop ulttess, ll4 be cural
, 1881-01-03
MARRIAGES.

Miss Emma II. cured mn nttnck nf fncipfent cnn.
sumption by using III tiInD DR.. pMllH Cough Syrup.
, 1881-01-03

tlcorse u. [IAEnn has bcon npEolntca Aslju-
innt-t;ul1erMl Ut tho StHte at Coiluotlout by tho
t;oyartnr, Iiubart u. lIgclnw.
Fransis n, ,lolprisnll has boon olootgd sccouti-
Lieutenant " Cnuttliiy u, Sevgilh RcAantuht.
Grrcnup. Vice Ilin,Ns+ resigned.
With the first Of tho ycar will cntnmcnev
nav Htrlea uf general Mru current nrsturt. 10.
Ria,sIng with "Eo. ], eurfvnt series Vt fSal.''
Ffrst.rseut. ". II. Mct'ai,nn. Of Company. F,
Fifth lcXino,lt. Aslurta, his te1ilurod his rGstx-
l,st!uA IN account ut r"nt0yal from jurisdiction.
I'atternfny utter Company u, Sixth licYtnlsut,
]. N. a.. CApt. itu1ins, ihv {liEhlund regiments
,no british uFa'y aro heroaf'or TO woar tho
Tho First Now Jersey Iss,gas,e pnrat!ol In Now
nrk utI tta Eth Ut DeGoH.Urr, uM tho lpcAann u[
.ho uasclIiux Of tho statuo Vt uetl. Pal! kear'
hoy.
stn1. a,,s. Dvt. nrt9. .Gpn, ltobert Olyphnnt has
tAlI. pru1nutet1 Assistant .tulnlHnt- tisnelal ut
tho Fisat Nuw iurk Hrlgadc. rico nelknap, rt-
alHlipd.
sergt. John g.. I.rnae!. Company G, Filth i.e4-
lmcnt, Springfield. hi. rccotisd an Anaurable
1.schHrKu Vi. aeoount Of expiration OF torn Of
service.
sec0l,I-I.icllt. WiEltatn l.. Payne, Company E,
Thirteenth lntnntry. Nrnyvlie, hls resigned, 4n
tury dAtrs.
Every cosnpany OF the Fifth ltoxlment, Col. J.
i. lsarEisy etnnnuldlng. has kIgnIleA ~ Intcl-
!o o noIy W.! F,;'sent Ut tho 'nAuxural Ut Cow
stcoiul- I.cAt. WiliAtn llownlMR huyo l'euil re-
u!es:tes! olteers " Coapany Il, Eighth Regiment,
VI kpokuE Junction.
ltrHst practice, next to batsalon .,riIl. T. what
a,!d th9 exerc,su which should 10 prosecuted
with yl9nr this year,
Cups. j. l.. whalau, commanding Company T..
s3,a s esR EsaSt ~ ~. sseWr I'll 81
d. kunt " Tor tho yotMl nF the servict."
Capt, u. Winter, 0il,,nn1,linv Battery A., nAtl-
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-01-20
Whipping Children.

APPARENT who don't know how to gov.
crn Il child without whipping it, ought
to surrender the care Of that child to
some wiser person. SpOrtsmen once
thought that X was necessary to lash
heir dogs in training them for the
rld.
They know now that the whip
should never be used. llorsemen once
thought that it was necessary to whip
colts o make them start on the spot at
the word, and pull steady. They know
now that an apple is better than the
lash and caress better than a blow. If
dogs and horses can thus be educated
without punishment, what is there in
our children which makes it necessary
to slap and pound them? Have they
less intelllgence2 Have they colder
hearts? Are they lower in the scale of
beings.
We have heard many old people say
"If we were to bring up another child
We should never whip it," They are
wise, but a little too late. Instead of
God doing so little for children that
they must be whipped to goodness, lie
has done so much for them that even a
whipping cant ruin them-that is, as
arule. But alas, there are many cXcep-
tions TO this rule. Many children are
of suchquality that a blow makes them
cOwardly, or reckless, or deceitful, OF
permanently ugly. Whipping makes
children lie. Whipping makes them
hate their parents, Whipping makes
home dstasteful- makes the boys run
away; makes the girls seek happiness
anywhere and anyhow. Whipping is
barhlrous. Don't whip.