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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-06-16
tuesday, the 5th day Of IuIy, 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-wlt: Life
interest of said A VI Smith in;
], One lot, being a part Of block fOrty-three
A3l in south Memphis, Shelby county. Tenn. a.,
beginning en- the south side Of POHtOtoc street
one hundred and twenty Q2O feet east of its
intersection with tho east line Of Causey street;
thence east with the south line Of POntotoc
street twenty (20) feet; thence south at right
angles with POntOtOo street enc hundred and
fifty $50 feet; thence west parallel With Pom
totoc street twenty (20) feet; thence north one
hundred and fifty l50) feet to the beginning.
2. Also one "a lot in south Memphis, known
as lot No. one a. in block forty-One (4D and
bounded as follows: Beginning at a point on
the south side of Vance street eighty 800 feet
east from the corner Of Vance and St Martin
streets, running thence east With Vance street
seventy (70) feet to u stake; thence south sixty
1907 feet to O stake; thence west seventy (TO)
feet to a stake; thence north sixty l6) feet
to the beginning.
3. Also one Cd lot in Taxing District of Shell
by county Formerly the city of Memphis,
Shelby county, Tenn, beginning at a point
at the Intersection of Spring street and
Chamberiayne place, running thence east
wardly and parallel with Spring street ninety
(e) feet to a stake; thence ~n0rthwardly and
right angles with Spring street ninety 800 feet
TO a stake; thence westwardly and parallel
VITA S!YfiHs street ninety t9ai fe5t 20 Ghsmver-
layne place; thence south and parallel with
Chamberlayne place ninety 1907 feet to the
place of beginning, being the west ninety 1907
feet of lots eight 49,, nine () and ten QOl, all
in Shelby county, Tenn, and conveyed by
Chamberlayno Jonos, jr,, to N J Farris on the
4th day Of April, 1867.
Levied ON as the property of defendant, A
NJ Smith, to satisfy said judgment, interest
and costs. p K ATHfi
Sheriff Of Shelby county, Tenn.
By W D CANNON, D. S.
Memphis, 18th day of June, 1881.
G Vance, Att y for Plaintiff. S793 90
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-06-16
trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of the authority vested BY the
ID terms Of three certain deeds OF trust, exc
cuted to secure the Irish-Amerioan Building
and Loan Association Of Memphis, tho indebt-
edness therein stated, and which are severa ly
recorded in book No. Ils, page 81, No. 100,
page 81, and book No. i2i, page /, Of the Reg.
%gister's Office of Shelby county, the makers Of
said trust deeds having failed to comply with
the conditions thereof and made default now
for the purpose OF satisfying the said indebted
ness SO secured by said deeds Of trust, l will,
aa truetpe. IN
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-06-16
shsrIFs Sale Of Real Estate.

N
DUBLf0 notice Is hereby given, that by
u virtue Of q veHditioni exp0nas, 10 ms
directed from the Hon. Circuit Court Of
Shelby county, Tenn, in tho case Of G II Per-
kins VS. Maggie. Quinlan and Hannah Quinlan,
judgment rendered on the 18th day of Febru-
airy, 1879, for tho sum Of one hundred and
eighty-six dollars ard twenty seven cents,
with interest and costs OF suit. 70 iatisfy said
judgment, etc., / will, on
Thursday, the 30th Day Of Iune, 1881,
in legal hours, In front Of tho courthouse, in
the Taxing District Of Shelby county, Tenn,
proceed 10 sell, TO the highest bidder, for cash,
the following described property, to-wit:.
Lots 43 and A IN Block IL, Fort Pickering,
Shelby county, Lenneesse, each lot having a
front of2i feet on Second street, and a depth
of 100 feet (Or a sufic eney TO pay the plain
tiff debit; these lots having descended TO the
defendant, Maggie Quinlan, as sole heir of
j Q Quinlan, deceaseG.
Also. the remainder interest In Lot ~,
Block IL, Fort Pickering, Shelby county,
Tenn, in Fourteenth civil district, which in
terest will commence when Maggie Quinlan
arrives at the age Of 81 " ars.
Said Lots as and A, Block IL, will first be
sold TO satisfy said debt, and if not then salts
fed the remainder interest in said Lot 40,
Block II, will then ne sold.
Levied on as the property Of defendants,
Maggie and HANNAH Quinlan, 10 satisfy said
judgment. interest and costs.
Sheriff Shelby County, Tenn.
By W. D. CANNON, Deputy Sheriff.
Memphis, Sd day Of June, 1881.
j. II. Malone, Atty for Plaintiff. 50 SO IS
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-06-16
Chancery Sale of Real Estate

No. 1888, R-Chanc'ry Court Of Shelby county
w W Goodwin vs.. John Wylie ct al.
DY virtue of IN iltsrloGu ,ory decree forsale,
- entered in the above cause on the 18th day
Of March. 1887, NJ B 90, page 5sj. ! will ell, at
public auction, 70 he bighest bidder in front
If the Clerk and Masters office. courthouse Of
Ehalhr cnnntY. Memnhis. Tanneasee. ON
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-06-16
Sherif's Sale Of Real Estate.

DUBLIC notice is hereby given that by vir-
i tue of an execution, to me directed from
the Hon. Circuit Court Of Shelby county,
Tenn, in tho case Of J and q Cromwell VS..
James B Townsend and A NJ Smith, S'ty.
Judgment rendered on the 22d day of february,
1872, for the sun of four hundred and seventy
two dollars and - cents, with interest and
cost Of suit, 70 satisfy said judgment, etc., /
will on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-06-16
hi TABLES.

Louisyil,o aud Nashville RaIlrOnd
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-06-16

Z inches above low water mark, being
q rise Of Z inches during the past "a
hours. Since last report the Ohio at
PitNburg fell II inches, with 7 feet 3
inches on the gauge. At Cincinnati
it rose Is inches, with 50 feet on the
gauge. At Louisville il rose 14inches,
with II feet 2 inches in the canal AT
Evansville it rose 3 feet 3 inches, with
13 feet on the gauge. At Cairo it
rose IA inches. with % feet 5inches on
the gauge. The Mississippi at st.
Louis is stationary, with ~ feet z
inches on the gauge. The Cumber-
land at Nashville fell % inches, with
10 feet 4 inches on the shoals. The
Tennessee at Chattanooga is on a
stand, with 3 feet Z inches on the
gauge. Red river at Shreveport rose
Is inches, with % feet 3 inches on the
gauge. Arkansaw river at Little Rock
fell 4 inches, with 4 feet 2 inches on
the gauge. White and st. Francis
rivers continue to decline, with a fair
stage Of water for the regular packets.
, 1881-03-16

GLEN. UPTON.
BAN FIsANCfHCO,, MRrch l5.-lirpvct Mai..Gen.
Emory UptOn. U. 4. A., wis found dead In BIZ
bed ut prrsillo this morning, having shot bin.
self through tho head come ti,ne during shs
night. Gen. Upton retired ut about bis ,'saal
hour Inst night, having spent tho evening IN
aocial converse. THO first intima4on Ut ths
tragedy WIS obtatned this morning between
tion o'clock, when bis orderly went to call U
Honernl. leocoivinR no answer to his knock. mo
orderly opened tho door mid found tue on1cet
dcltd IN bed. An alarm was Instantly Rfsetl, and,
severul officers Of tho rcgmont having hasteaet
to tho room, It w4s discovered t!lAt TIM GeheT
had committed suicide. Ths' ruyolscr w.
still RrRspel in his hand, md huLe'
wound through his mouth Into tho brain told tht
history OF his death plalnly. Thu body WAS cold
and Htia. antl Ito hud evidently been extinct
acverH1 hours probably 8Irsee midnight: No
pApcrs Or anything thnt might serve t. ln'lcass
thu cause Of tho nct hnvc as yet been discovers,
but neiter tho bo'y nor the etTecta IN MS to3a
hnso boon touched. nwatt,ng tho arrlral ol tes
Coroner. Thu general Impression. huwesas.' la.
seGEna tn bo TINT krtsf ut tho loss Ut hs Hll'
prompted tho suicide. ..-
From tho appearance. Of Gen. Upt0n,s fGos' f>'1,
this morning, hu taHst hare snt NJ, ute iho n8att
bernre writing, and destroying manuscripts ~ us
to bis astcr, latcd tho 18th lnrt. but apparently
WrlttGn Inst night, I'll which hu intahte1 nsr a.ns
anHGthtnK might hlppctt, n1ll GnS tu CApf. iytt'
unHnlshtti, IN which he Expressed tho op9TrHbs H.
TINT his revised tncttcs w0.t!l bt u Future iE m
lctters will nut be published until after tng W "
guest tn-lnorrow Among the army tfle.u5b tbst a.
luGeascl tho suicide Is attributed % fur hrM tnhi
Ey.the failure uf blu work OIL tAetlca ho "ou's
loso bis reputation.
, 1881-03-16

Special Dtsrstth to The Ghteago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, u. e.. atarch 1.-two po!ar CT.
pctlitlons are to bc ilttrd out ind sent North
early this coming summer under tho direction Of
ucn IInze,1, tho Chief siRnnl Officer, for purely
scientific purposes, THE one to Indy Franklin
hay, as haa already 1ceu announced, ie to be
under tho command Of Lieut., Greeley, ono OF
tho most trusted officers Of tho signal Cprps-
The other will sail from San Frune1sco, and will
establish itself at Point borrow, on tho north
cunst of Alaska. Tho commanding officer
uf this second expedition hns not yet
bccn dcsRnRtcl Prof. Bai1l, Of tho Smith
sonan Institution, and Cupt. Patterson. ot
tho Coast Survey. nre cooperating with Gen.
lIazen, and will c.ch be represented III one or
both Ut these expeditions. ThesU enterprises
urc part OF nm cxtonsfvc international system
Of polur observation, in which
REyER.>r. EURorEAN NATIONS
are participants with this country. 1inssiA has
dOt1nltiy promised to OCCUPY two statlous, one
at tho mouth Of tho Lem. In Eastern Siberia,
and tho second on tho new Siberian island which
10 some distance ehst Of WranEcl Lanl.
Sweden has promised To occupy North Cape,
ih Finland. Dcntnurk will establish n station
at upernav!k, Greenland. Germany. though she
has not made an absolute ,prou,isc 10 do 80, Is
expected to send an expedition to tho Island Of
jan Maystl, enst Of Greenland. Iio,iand Will
Austsia. represented hy Count Wslozek and
Lieut.; WcyPrecht. VIII occupy Nova Zcmh.u.
NuuuAM WAll PEUUH1l4 bCCuVJ F1E]flHI lfiHIlu,
while ltaly Wilt lit out ai1 expedition to tho
It's location on Cape Horn. 1t Is also expecteu
that tho Island OF Oeorgia,
IN THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE,
will DO occupied by an expedition from sou,o
other European nation. The expedition Will
one enlisted men. It Will be assembled ut
Washington not later than tho 18th Of Hny, and
Ill It, JOhns, Now tOHndland, about ono month
later. Tho vessel will be seat north under COM
utand OF an experienced Arctic Captain, with n
crew especially selected from tho sailors and
whalcra nf tho Newfoundland const. 1t Is ex-
pected thAt tho expedition will lenyo Ut. Johns
Ab9ut the 1st OF July, ind. touching ut UlBco,
Will take on board DR.. ravey, tho nat
been In Greenland a,,rlns Inc tnst it
material for tho expedition. Several teams Of
dogs Will be taken from Disco ana upcrnavtk,
with two EsQui mAux hunters. Tho vessel Is OK
pected to reach
LADY FRANKLIN HAY
party, It will return TO tho United Btates. 1t Is
expected that In addition 10 tho soioutlhp OBJ
6ervnuoos to bu mnde by tho permanent party,
the northern coast of Greenland vii! to ex-
plorcd. i ts believed that tho question Us to
whether Greenland is an is1nnd or Il cUutl-
nent can bo dolnltly told, And also wtethor
land exists to tho nOrthWurd OF Capo
Nrlttanin, tho farthest point seen By tho English
expedition OF 18Ui. Tho STATION la to bs Visited
annually by vessels, which will bring fresh eup-
piles and number Of now recruits, in order
dlscaRo or otherwise nay return to the United
SEA1a8,
, 1881-03-16
SENATOR MALONE,
Comment In virginia on IKls Action In
Defeating tlAo Dom nocrntlc 1'arty-Some
Favorable and Others tho Reverse.

-. vyS..s.tx
nnraa...,Ss 49,. .s.....,. ~ .as Ae.auM Az
DeIc@tAnk tho Doshocrnuc Farty-son1
Favorable and Others tho Reverse.
Special Dtspateh to Ina Chicago tribune,
s., 'a' niAt.a io'.1t"ho"e6 actlon
yestetuhy nas oeen tho absorbing thomc ol con-
Of bis political opponents nayo heretoioro beer pcru
pteuietins 9na' ~ "ou!o fote "'tu tao sepHo-
Leans On 1ho organization OF the Senate h!s lo-
lIt'eal adheronta have generally donioh that he
~, now aor,tor hos t,aon .nst., - ,,S,s. 49, -.
Ihoso VINO Know aanone bcst, however. assert
that bis action yesterday ts no Index to bis
futurn course. and Tint upon nil Inn.
Variant ,nsaa,,rcs r. vi, ,,.a ,,ta ~, ~
10 bis best advantage, rcgaracss so Of purity M VIM II
tho lrst place, be Will aim to control tho Federal
Headstcr ncn.,h,,cnns ~ thoso c,naas - s,a,
control IS given him. 1t Will drlro from tho Ac-
publican Iratty In Virginia tho debt paying clMss
Ut which Gen. ". G. WIokha.n ia tho lcader. II
.s,,s .', I'LL. uowe'' taal Mohone
wasl ultimately zlde with tho National ltep.to-
loan party, provided TINT party agree to bis
oco .n ana the
neu'pasors Aancook- English ticket rs tho only
true @ ueoeraie 1lexe. l,' Tho ,'ell n vFxInia'
English ticket, Then too. nil tbo notnocrotto
ft,,,,s@s.n",, s.o,,, $500 - s' ~ nooe."s'o
,. ssssaon , ,,. .'om sne'nla were opposed TO
tg.iarce from any Of tho outside Democrats
ThosB thugs have aone much to smbtlter him
% aSalist ne National Domooraoy. md 13en Illlrs
st'uoch has curtainly not Increased hIs love for
that party. MahoHes orgnn tho I|hfp, this
1nurntnR, has simply tho following briof editorial
upon bs Votbt
-" "efgsn'a aaa senator Gt last-e man capa7
, 1881-03-16
CIIRISTIANCY,
~A%NFN0 % Z A4AIS y =
DR. 0. II. HALLS STATEMENT,

Aks u. NJ.
spfetat Dt,pateh to m. chir.a9 Y~i,.,u<
v.a,,,.1,..,,, n =, vano,, " ,,.,'. 'a'
ton ~ ~ w nren arc 1Ine examna
suit was continued before Exauiucc Iovrioy
tbs afternonu and ,ho cm,nsnj for ,h< sy o1sson.
uIos marry nhisnco tao taklns OF testimony Tor
1neaf SLUG. ur. u u. Nall was recalled and coll
c!uded hls testimony. which wits brief. not new.
Sc fnvnra I'LL, ,1n thu f,thor u1na ro,,or IL ~ ,,,,
1hut ho ,y.. ,,,.,,oao, s,tt,o,. s-',aa
tion AZ hn v.s .,,,,,, 1n'sht. ~ a,',,a.,..."',
+ho to,,avt.,,, s,as .....s. ,,.. ~ sH'a''~euo
Questcd 10 be nalo part Ut his deposition!
III tho spring of 1916, soon utter hr. Chris.
tiancy's election tn tho United stutcs senate,
"en great portion Ut h's private atrl ollcIal
depsriure fUr PERU and durns ' pnrt f one no
ssssqn % Of Congress- q mink II WIS tho Bprlug OF
vlson u tne United stnteA LAWS Of tho seuAtc,
41.at ha hn ~ s,,na i4o tof foFu ao ssatda 10 ne
-. ..'1.'.,. "as .o..o
MATTHEWS or PRIVATE CHARACTER
sonce, lie stated TINT hu suspected iii wiTe or
being uufaithfuI in hcr .narrcu rrI%t;nns. t,r
wurda to tlnt effect, aud requested. mo to Keep
letter from him. fnforttnn mi, f h.r wY,,i ~ .ios
psrturo from i,or.,, whers ho was dol,icilud in,
uur peculiar clecnInhtnuoes, and ! Wis advised
duct afior sho Mrrlyud here. Acting untler
sudKs Christ'nneYs istr!lctlons n!so tho IN.
been hta former aw partner and lntli,lnto trIeui,
IN th9 course of my Inquiries md Investigations
s aIa in r. discharges u this .suty, ulany iucts
actcr to tho defundant came tn my knowledge,
bas Was advised BY counsel fur the complain.
u tho ulleHeA lluilory 1T tho Ht. James Hotel
wcre available IN brnKng II suit for divorce In
~ tas {91slsueuon ~ nes!All OF Judge Chrlst!anCy
might properly know Of ii,e soni,,ct S OF 3'o" ~
TlfF. hIlfAS6EI GIRO,
, 1881-03-16
NOTES.

THE QUINCY POST-OEFfCE.
STtetai Itspdteh 10 The Chsnpo 1rtbune.
WAsiltSG d. C.. March 15.-Capt. ptHo.t,
who came hero confidently expecting reap.
potntment 10 tho Quincy Post -Onlcr unl subsc-
Qently withdrew from tho contest with tho
understanding that to WIS to have tho Receiver.
stiEp or the Land.Ollicc nt Salt Luke, to-day
called nj tho Interior Department, md, In IN
interview with Secretary kirkwood. declined
tho pfnco In tayor Of Gen. 1sane, tho present In
cnMbnnt, and Immediately therenrtcr rcuntcrcd
tho light for reuppoIntmert to tho Quincy ut1cp
lie hull an audlunc0 with President Garfield
this afternoon, tho result of which en-
courARcs him 10 hopo thnt he will not be
removed. The Mayoror Quincy und mury others
Of tho pron,nnnt men Of that city bavo tce-
Kraphea tho President to-day urging PlRotts
y Tonight confident that no Will be rcappointcd
Receiver Of tho Lnnl-Otscr ut Snit 1.nkG.
TEXAs.
y prominent Republican ot SIM Antonio, TEX,
who ts hefo looking nfter tho Interests OF the
pnrty Il, TINT atatc. Fays that tenriy ali Of lilo
government ottcea thgrc nre ~ tho hands Ut the
sat hrssag"t ayes To KY
star stato with Democrats, nnd shat. .'''in in
nral ot!!cIas thero threw thotr influence agalnss
nMr11ela a. and the Mcpo'ean party md .hat. II
~ Will bc go HtrciIEfhene at tho next ciec,!on
taat Texas wall send ut,e more Republicans to
Congress.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Tic satue state Of n1airs extsts In North Caro-
ltna. an cx-Coneressnsan Of tho Old North Stutc
snd Tonight that, with t.,o cnttro Federal Offices
was not doubt hlt TINT Administration ytc-
tory would be achieved ut tho next election.
Gov. onpWAf, OF DAKOTA TEllRlrolsr.
T. here obta!n'ux tho tlans for q new Territorial
, 1881-03-16

Nt1,. JONES,
t,cnr tnnrrtl ot tO.nIGl,t with reference to tho
isr ha " sy. a h'x" ,a hsa s!ae
mint rcticcs!ny uw!, his lcfst,t,ni Integrity is
nF spr,o lind eolsl years nxt,:. TINT lie
Ind possession of 4 fef ychrs: TINT Iierary. tho
1urncd oyrr. to him 4otckt: In pnytneiit; TINT
1hagcst pRfl otle yonra interest On tho nt,to 20
5 @ III @ n soS ys: .t /" r s:a Gs au.s s
inu',,l Tint nnR4eit wns claiming tl,at i!orssy
" w sn't !" to no'9 y f b. es"aht snt
DoAxctt to pny him f]ones}: TINT
Tllts sG1r Is sTtit. ON TttE pt'CKET,
md Ia ruscd for triHi IN Chicaso; tlls since ho
1nss ns eSsn &c IL ns ir ST., ho hi ssy3 sssfsS
ttiai aid HsElng il hc viii rctur, ho!nc i, tlmo.
JUG, hS sf %wrs iarssy ns ~ ss whe rs I'M s
nut pat!. fhis 19iles, n,rlrr unlh, .iellies anll
sessary "sass % u pe,sTs I'm, es fs r. rcasy
to. pnd Tho money to .foncs without my nuthur-
ity. Judge Pnysofs. who hlls examined tho afli-
evidently nnfounletl. T'lc, counter anflav!t nf
a ,ha prosS.y iii Tho 5ss ssey
md l!orEett VII! not he presented !" tho Attos.
ncy*uencrn1. Mr. fnrw@ll stntcs TINT &c hns 10
kDow!earc ns to tho subject matter vi tho ATT"
Thc Introductory pagc Of this jolI,t nlidavi.
sifl|irnp's 1iat. The mti,ayit i, a, amIiiitca.
sfy en Ct sons fss f@tss @ e. vii NJ rcssss sqss s sos
eion In day or twn
NH. rAnwEi5.
thinks that the matter will br settled morrow
1 a., s mot 50 sS1snt Leg at VII scsys ycrs
% ssnaor thas he t h", rcpnr no If.
think thnt 1&il1rIIp, Etcf!, tl1ny yet In ccisfch
, 1881-03-16
MAMMOTH GRAIN ELEVATORS.

COUNCIL lsLuEEs, 1a.. March 15.-Artcles .s,ns. =.
incorporation Of tho "union Elevator to,s wa
pany," with capital Of S5ooC coo, have befn u,s
In ths city. The Company Is tn erect Talp'J ',s.
grain elevators In Council Huff to nlcet .us ,ho
n,ania Of tho grain buyers aud shlppH5s " sueo1.
aovon rntIrOaha tgrmlnntinK t'grc ln!., ~ l. L.
por4.tuFs nra Sidney ul!!on, Uni'n faelae;S Xiii.
Hopkins; Wabash; 4. Kres, Chicago isian1;
western; Hugh Riddle, Chicago itoakt :, tininvi
1{al1ron3.
, 1881-03-16
FIRES.


Special Dtspafeh to The Chicago Tribune.
FRANKFORT, Ind. March liGTho graIn.elt.
vntor Of It. q. Hcnflols, Of thIs place, WIS le.
stroycd by fire yestertlay 1nnrning, g,-whcther by
accldent or inccntiurisln Is llot known. Tbeios,
IS between $1,000 and $1,000. Hcntlcs bad hn
Insurance Of $500 on tho building and tna.
chinery and $a,ON on urain. Tic German.
American Of Pennsylvania has $l,5U OF The loe.
tho Home 0f Columbus. o., $l.00u; tho Western
Or Toronto, Can. $l.dN0: tho Insurance Con.
tany Of 1ndIat,l, <JGN.
, 1881-03-16

he resolved TO tclt nj! TINT he knew, md let Mrs.
Chrstisnoy suffer ior hor tort'ay *, ond fo!iy, or
having ntut concluded. tlle other slfH proposes
tn commence, and rrn,nlsG to rcfute tho evidence
nXalnsk Mrs. ChrtBt(Atuy.
, 1881-03-16


ST. PAUL., Mfnr., March lj,-A tire o-niRht
destroyed warehouse OH tho river bank Ge.
longing to tho Northwestern Fuel Company, de-
slgned as storehouse for coal brought here br
barycs, but stored with hay nt tho time. La.A
$s,500; tnsuraucc, $50 III tho st. Paul Flre !
MarIne. The origin OF 'tho fire IL unknown, but
was Inost likely tho work OF m inccudiAry.
, 1881-03-16

Special Dispatch to Tht Chicago 1rtbank.
sr. JOSEPH, Mich, March 1j.-Tho body Of
woman was found In tho river Mt this point to-
duy which was identified ns TINT Of Mrs. Capt.
John Wilkinson, who mystcrlously disappeared
from her homo hero the I'D Of Inst October. It
Ii supposed thut she felt Into tho river tlear ono
Of tho bridges. and the CoFoner's jury rnturncd
4 verdict OF acosdentAl drowning. She was 45
years Ut age.
, 1881-03-16
HEMP.

LEXINGTON, KY, March B.-Tne Kentucky
henr.rsisers, IN convention, resolved to hoia
thoir hemp for higher priocs, deciding thar It
leas than $E10 pgr ton.
, 1881-03-16
frLooD AT KANSAS CITY

ST. Louis, Mo-, Maruh 15.-Tho Past Dtspatch
Kansas City special says tho kunsns ntver Is
rising rar!ly, and has Cit away six acres Of
valuable property on tho knnsns City sde about
threc-uuarters OF II milo .nbuye tho Stuck Ex-
change. Ono end 0f the kn1lsas City Glue Fac-
tory hAs tAicn Into tho stream. Tho penple
living In tho vicinity aro moving out Of tholr
hptiSeH.
, 1881-03-16
STATE AFFAIRS.



r,..,,, ,,.rstt. 1.~1n;s. :. ~. NJ. ,-,.
y,.,ss,s ,,,st' $50, ~ s ."""p' ..'0Is. s,
.,,,' 'vu' 'w,. ps''.o.! ''.. ~" i1oaso
,,osaa,,, s,.o ' ~ t.na'. !."n.st,,. Mc'o
n"1sa' ss,e''a,., s. a,sos W.. .o"s' ' @ @I'ns lot
=. 7usso npoes' 10 lnafe
e.t' ,'s'i ''a 10 ~ .u"ss' eGn-
h'e VI! FroF'alu9 1oc tAo fepaollcatloh OF sei-
prcmo Court reports; and Bunato oil to compel
manufacturing companies to report tho amount
~ no.rta ,vttt, .,,nJ, otho, ,..,,,,. ,," .n,,I,
" nssess VIII tne,' usner seporls ho" required
~ w aHoe; aaa aousc WI coaapcllihE tic
Grand Trunk Hallway to keep general Oltico In
business .ono ii tic usunl furn 10 t,o itaIroa,i
Commissioner
In tho tcunto today petition y4B read from,
a Inemiicr ri I'm Firm Ionnrt,nnnf in Untr1,it
RskiuK Tor Inn passa9o Of tha b1ii 70 wind NJ,
thnt Corporation. Tho following biils were
passed; Senate b!ll nppro,,rImtlntr swnInr Inntl
urt relative to n Sultijrrss Hume nt Outruit:
llo,,Es bill resntIso to tho Mnnissca River In.
~ , ioinpa.t reporting 10 1he shuN sto.
r. Z t,nn.it,co ~ tho wno1a th, Ro,o,a ovr.od
to iAo bt making Il clear tlistinuton IN 10 wbat
days aro lcRnl holidnys; rcpaaltnX tho law pun-
,sn"K ~. W 4ecessory uetoTo Ino 5"ct tne aatno as
iMws ~, m rnl"tInn 80 IN t 1 ~ ~,
Ivujs House OF CVEruotiou, -"
,v,ccovc,~
:-. ,,, Ntss'oSstN'
MADISON, WIS.,, Mnrch lh.-lsi tho Assembly
, 1881-03-16
ARE BuFORD's POSSESSIONS.

LouIsvILLh, n.y., March l5.-ticn' Aoa no' a.,sr,
bus suld his farm to o. A. Lyons Of l.aaeI l.a,.ansI
for EN.000. The isnd WIS heaslly ulostkA".l Al
Ila has also advertised hla horses for ha'. .,oht
Will bo sold under tho hanrncr,-uooue.",r e.'',rs
MoNa;s, Listio rhii, FascoubrI11v, Li1htn',yaute ',ate
Harry, itAIllheail, tibtAWhy, ai,1 hA!t hASS
others B0ule aru largely entered Ill s'aA'''
, 1881-03-16

hns h<'an thu standard blood puriter livvr hui
kluney setnety of phys!cIsns 4nl druggists
throughout New England.
, 1881-03-16

OFFICE OF TI1H CHEF S1usat, urr,c,.
WASHINGTON, u. G., March 1G-i II. ,n,-rn, -.
Ohln Valley and Tennessee, clo,l,ly or n,a.s Ms
cloudy weather, with occasional rain, atu,ihrs..
10 northeast Winds, becoming variable, stnI,aa'
nry or lower bnrotnetcr.
For tho Lower 1.ako region, clo,,1y Or n,,,,,
cloudy weRtl,er. with occast0nnl r.,l,,s, yar,,.
temperature Atsd barometer. -'saef
For tho Upper 1.akn region, cloudy weo,h..
pcGnsionnl SHOW. nurtheast 10 northwest wi"s'
ture. e@"
For tho Upper Mississippi ynitcy. c,mm,
weather. with orvas!0nal rnttl, wlnlls shlftnS !,
colder northorly. nsd generally higher oarontess ~
ter. ''Ne
For tho Lower Missouri Wiley, c,ea,,.
weather. colder i1urthwtstorly winds, md bjehss.
DRr0tnetcrs A<'
local unsE1tvArIoNa
, 1881-03-16

NASHVILLE, Tenn., March lh-Ths House bill
providing for u settlement OF tho state debt III
ucuurtiauce With thu proposition Of tho bond"
hollsra passed. it, aeuona realizing ln tho House
by votu OF 10 to ". .
Tho Republican 1uombers ot the Legislature
, 1881-03-16

Special Dtspateh 10 The Chicago 7nLunt.
DunuQuE. H., 3farch 15.-Tho fremont HOUSE
burned this cvontnR. 1t WIS tho Oldest hotsl Ia
tho city. Loss. SD,00O: well Insured.
, 1881-03-16

~
MEMPHIS. Ipntl., March lA.-Acptin9s OF tho
lioarl Ut DIRECTORS Of the Exchange wero hela
this afternoon. llanry tlotter, forscvesal years
by tho death of Secretary Samuel u, Gatos