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, 1881-09-28

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e.; t. + "s Il; e. + r. IT.
'ns'aneu ."f tia S"ven,i~r "s,lon ,larIl"inR sse
5'su hn whlto nnpr,tlc,l n. 4s;.r n. /" qf,niity,
%r;ts:s ss %s;:a ss; ss II s Ss ,t Tsts S;s
ss hs s s tss t s, .ss t,sk"s j, s @ ..ss:. s
i9Y,Ya1 q Eo" Jsna%i! n. Gnasaa u as!,y: SsGl
Ii Hill 'ts II NJ" e"''" "FouS"' w "'f'''' rs
r'ysi1Ts.llok product. ouly no,ctatsly aet.
@ ;s ss
p; $, 4; S;; NJ s
fssSS fs ";: %;:isS .s nS sssy n,sI s5,
%rstsf; raa's' it'll as!ras.sa ,nSicrats .iiara 81
nt,tt,iyniy no''cra,u @ !" ,avs,nn: % m. notoi. Wt
%iS1s 5 %{s; Il .SssS ! s'sssI 4; . d III
yoa! up,ii 1T ti:a Ja.iaary u $i3saZ hh iahr!ary
Il t:i asc sa ''f'' nj ''''' ''' una amy
s!S., IL" I! s ss!; r 81 M ' 10 r"'''' s"'e' !" "'* "'
rds s H. 1sg9 sya % &c 0E si'ss S
s:s s Il sSss S;f:i IN, 81 Sai + ;, f i
s +; ; II !; sl
n" a;H'ioraI movement conpa ro,lysy
senaI u .tfs fs nf" @ o nx r.pTe sa
!Ts's Y s:s s'ss ss 's; 5!s @
iSs: royis"as b iu.s II Ii s,tsfis ii III ii tfads,
fr4tuhtt. KID uttttrl StnnG1ra M Inv ia 11s I'LL
, 1881-09-28

hHd. n. thrrn wa- II shirp ttrnlnnd rrirct rHrH
etrnnErf. Fucker. nna shit"rs bought fr,.uY. md
t"wtn ~! iwu "faH-ns thr pens w'.rs f"ar'l nj ~,
eAtlttF hiiir ttlnit utlII md At nyrhVH B1raHtu
nt "a e or 9 10 III, r e ,":! t,att y Srnt @ A. T.
s!niiy a. tsiNtGsa IND !lcnsy lttly NJ H'.1ust7lA
, 1881-09-28

NEW ORLEANS. Hopt. I.-FLuui,-Strang, supcr-
ilnei *i7ha5tDs Xxx, t..s51UrJ1; Xxx EOqs125, h!Ht
srhne, t7.2S4ea57.{.
GMAIS-curn unslor, S04a.1c. Oats In gUot deunnd;
5ttG6s5ac.
CunS-afEAi-Dultt tAgC4tta5.
1IAv-Ae.lsa md Hrni primo, ge00O; choicp, t2sbo
CELLO.
InoytstUNs-rork scarce, no round lots hero,
lurd sGadyt tla.ce. i4o; kcH 1534o. Bulk meats ac-
!ye ,,A nnd tlrn,: sl,aadn!s pchcd viz nnoon
lIG. - ~ s
1,.M ~ >' '~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. atta,y, With fnlr tlou1llnu, lilo
GnugE. HEEllnry to prlg, kLl:. H1lpr t|lltt fully
tm!r 9aci prnb tn chutCe, bs46lcs yellow clnTiluH,
!%t!4e. MUlnhsGa htAEGp n!id huntl.ul. KcD staay,
G}Ssts5se -
HltAS-Quict; tLn
, 1881-09-28

PiTrsnUN1. Pm, Hcpt. IT, -I'ETnoLEfss-Qu!et
unltod cersicatcs wcakori closed at pAc: refined,
s7fci Philadelphia deIivuFJ.
TlTuAvlE. Pa., Stunt. 1.-tlr-Oppnoa at !o; hlRtl-
Nt sfs, s charses. }te SGSsS rans. a t sp'"e"'
CLEFELASD. sDpt. %.-PETIlULkuN-Stundl
wLitg, lf9 test, sc.
, 1881-09-28
UrEcnt Necd of Immediate Relief
WltMt C1lfCn.o IL IluI1.,


II the Editor Of ne tnfeqoo Tribune.
Mrcu,oAy snrprurua tsrr'tr.. 11nrv, o,t
s,,r, ~ .1r,, os s,.,.,,r.s t.ooAH, 's
send sou herewith u letter received Thursday
morning from ouo who Is we'll lkI,uyn to mary
~nuse W.. rs M n.opesas &c was 90 instrumental IN sav.
ing NJ inc t1fno ot tho great flro III lHs1. Matt
Walkors' appeal oannot bn unhcct|etl by any Of
,nnm, hos 's htn,.o,t us'ns asoIn .no eass anu.
pier aad tho h,indrois u orouching refugees m
who wero Sucking shelter 1ohInd 1t. It WILL not
10 nuhceled by those who ior Il wock or moro
in9 fnr tns,n 10 t,, @ aos r oMFnos. ciarts II WY.
ra.n,amt wch M''u'Ha H., lce or~P1,tee inc mt.lo
Mass hnSs gons o. with s A'a tt.o 0npcss. FL.
ol PsS ~ av ts pqMSa Of "S whom they
"sYeis III W%,pan n Moaue M !Sr rs Ea1!nnt
sesai lid Of tic mcs MI wt5 of hsu ~ Ms to hcr o
fS TsfS ~ ssSs ssr IL
70 ;n ye3ry od we fought flre Until otn feet
wue noss osGa m Sa hoa 70 re a .aen % cfwe r.; to tno
% was n fs,,,n Iu ,1sT KeSs 'e @ na ny i'o
ta t tas ho! would st a5sive II iis. Dude hsr
e MD, wt cI HF IN as St sne 1,of 70 hos sk
ughumna of i,ru eno @arred them until she waB
NH Knns ur tr,a IT, imv rs Ivy tnnn on ~ aanda
niu,n ~ q, fst,: at, n & ~ &S"ttt3 to 4xtHeF ~
XIX netsuen .ts1e wtaim M TOW iect Or cach other
fc ,IoS a,,s MIs ,sH nx' t w!t .aG hunt @
,aS brayo @ littso frol ilensnn auu Mary lta,ldnll
ho,s ~ an aam ~ yoats o, hEo, herity enspe
tMiie nIi, f. as,u' smsn'g .. 10 wtiorn eAo i
Gt ~ teW pn o. t4Gso ho Mr w!ksr w se-
bounty; ',,,. Ill.,, au. -. a.. -
te III nv pe ~ tnnv t"ils :,,o "iinn atnt = ~ KI
driven nll over ths burnt district, ~ neii chi
nnrtraY, no Language describe, tho suffering.
~ Mnt ,1s0 mnsMres ms t@t tho picture .a
list weoS r,,thtrIrp MI" ",,urr' r p1po ,,so. oHy
nr,,, "@ pr ,rii, orS o w1lGu % " %e1rnos " an coy.
fnor ti,n,. Warn ., trusis u's%co % !ns
shaties to rotcct thoinsovrs tfu ~ tin tnune ,o
whnt tnany un dp,, hnwt. ,i .,rn.,tin n.aR
tno cws shat thosu %io lid not ' 1t ocu 1;veish
oi n o 4, ~ w. avo arot!G ~ as tho cfouts u
uan asu T ba m "1a9t ~ EroH'tiy III sn'arxs nItt
IenDs to ,i aans sen,clgy. Inloy n9st ~ nav9 tue
ss,Miltes, rs wcl NJ "a Erwin t,rosnt .Ttntcs
paso. gs;;'s saati :Soy Myo 4; shal hsy hsso ,ht
not flnpnv,.rf,f, E,ns XIII u,,F,in m'ca VII VII
iii withho1siinr or NV whr,E uop.sj;, pusj,, AMu n.y.
Th" srtt ~ r." s,t,nI ~ aattam Sa. MsaaMeut
MR. wr,nsst. huartcd snsrclupts lcuds M! e ~ nv
smMt GhlcaKo WI noysr fa!i \. !:er lIy tho
c"jnt tninv y H. ntsn hn X! ~. me ro,
Eo1t,u,iv fnr *1,tt md " rcr,E ~ oos "!'t tGo1
.nTng Wy 1o ~ nar ~ W srs Mce9ea OF tao
htm nn,onr M ~ tx 1,'t,,x. ~. " uo!lcGtGa by
orf ~ 49, rnnat M - ~ 1 !uuuEhh9 Mraiory.
ro,, con.nlttuo Of jaiSa viz ysnIf fI ~ sta Sto
" w. hoTcHRlSa.
M,,,v.,,ox, u.u. .m-,oe, ~, ,,,,.>
:, ''ooA &*"st oept- ~ Aeol'-G' w. Ho1eHAies,
allo to soo severul Of your ca,,Enr Dusnrss mel.
aud atn mure thuu xratltIod 10 loaru sIat thoy.
, 1881-09-28
~ II In {IIrtlix .rDrvilutlYss3

writes II druggist. kidney. Wust IL tho most
lmpallr 1nUtiiulse wu ayl'' 1t s!,tNlld bO hy
right, for le 0thcr medicine llns such slHcINy
MotioI III the llvsr, hu,we!s. aud k!hucys. Ii you
hnyo thoso yylnptonlR whirtl i,nlcnlu llIoustirsa
Or tttrunKed ktdpyA tln nn full tu prnclru II md
by ull dru9Eists. i.ttte EfU TrtbttMc.
, 1881-09-28

DErHOIT. MIch. Hapt H.-FlhU,t-s7. .nD17.N
HNAlS-tShGnt xtr0nr; No. whltH, tLLa: Bn,ttu-
bor h..lsIo} 0cncr. t4llt, S1rener VIZ; Drcu,n-
heE. {i.4t1t yHHr H. ut NJ, rch tLti; No. Willie
tl59l9; raculpss. ItAD bHs stllptuuHts, AstVt bu.
, 1881-09-28

BuryAttt. N. v. trrt T.-ttttAIH-Whest dull bnt
firm; tnn bu No. hard Duluth ut Hill Corr, dull
but nru,, A,tktl bi nj sar. tlnts nul1,,nl.
CANAL FItEtu lTs-11u1lt MIcHt, 44p; QorE jcs Unts
1c r'' ''~-' ~0''' 'Sf e"t1s
, 1881-09-28

NEW ORLEANS. 8opt T.-CuTTUS-fIrm; midi
tI,g lilo; low do. oSu; good ordinary. n{c. nut re-
ccpis, y,y bases. gross, 800, exports cu.stwl.o,
2N1; snos 1dO0t stock i9L1tu.
ST. J.nDis. Mo-, HUpt. 27,-CniTnN-Frm; mid
,'!Inx lMs' ,aies & hnlos' rneepts lvn shipments,
, 1881-09-28
n0STQN.

HnsTON, Hopt. .-fInu,t-Btpady aHd ttn,, West-
erh supeslne, f5.h1sLtut comnun extrns, tA.t9G75t
Wtsc1nssis oxtr, hla A!nHohotx bxtTns. tdh@
7sh: wlntor whcAts, t1.n1Ys.Wl Ohio md M!cl,san,
s7.A4a0J 1nllann *slGsa53j Ut, i.uus and Illinois
natont spring wluat u. .ht.sj patunt wln.sr, tss
8.5i
tiHA1S-E0r,, hrn'i No. md hlvh mlxod, 7D9Do3
stcan, 7QttSc. Onta firn Mnd unchanged,
ilEufHtnSH-t'0rk atGndY Hl!d r,u. prime, tn Cfln
II i l!naa, fs! ~: elgnr mud tenr, t4L61atgiU
HpatA1Uss, xlk$ll 1t GxtTn nsA, tt3itx 1aji fans
l4tbtaIsc
HnTTEH-Hteadyj choice ctoanIefy, a2feX1c, chojce
hnle-pacEqd, lpasa!o. c4nlnloll to Eu1d, HSal8o.
tu1H-Hostgrn Ssgah lDe2.Na.
l44llr. '
>NAlLOW-l49@iu.
NECEilrr4 8 800 hrls and 100 SACKS, corn, &zm
hHIpAESTa Flour, 1.ul1 urls.
, 1881-09-28

BosToH, Hgpt. 77.-Wo0t-Qutot, hut firm; Ohio
and Pennaysnnla cxtras. Eistiic, Wisconsin and
Michigan exsrns. ile Medium md No. fceces,
txaa7ci nnwaahoa tccccs. l!Nt5c; cNnb!uE nnd t.u-
1n!ne lfGeees. 4U6s5uct pulled. :akt:2k.
m,t.G;;nELal,M!* M Mfs'r. I.W1nt-fisa:. oo,
,ra sSt:4ie' medium. As5lto; Ennrso ;stl ajci Nuw
York MiehiEnn, lllalhn1, md Western tne. iu@tkcs
hgaInu, 4QGi0u; unwaHttd tD 2sGtdic; pulled, JJ1te.
, 1881-09-28

NEW YunK a0pt.- E.-luslNess molo1nto will,
package houses. and toUhurs toilx !, fair trnla in
ttnre md department RO0dS Cotton goods nrlI nnu
N light supply With uRents. prinis In fair request
nt1Q steady. DrDss HanghnIls tetHntn nctlyB nnd
rnrse. spr!ug cassisnuros, uc,, Iii far daiuand BY
, 1881-09-28

MILWAUKEE, sept n.-FLouN-ln good demnnd,
uHAlH-Nhcat ftrnngt No. \ hard. el.i1; No, y Nil
waukos, ah!a{I octobor, *LA2,{t November, sLly%f
NecuhbGr. sl.<jt January. tl.t&; M. q Milwaukee,,
t!at No. I. l8I f01acala H0n!Iua Torn !IFM, No. T.
w. Oat. th tnE nilnndi Nv. 2whIto ~. Hy0 hgh0r
stronHl No. tiN. Harley qAott No. spsinK. caah
l'Muyis,M3$x4s "a 4 Weak. Me:s port. s,o.?s ea.l and
cash and tleLo obgEt sll.1s jaauary.
1lnuh-kk354ftA
FHNttl tiTh-Wtont to tu1nlD t4p
hEnkil'rs-Whent lt.uu but corn, 600 but oAts,
,BTlFaESTs- -whoat, la.oo hu, corn. 400 bu, oats,
1uAU ku. ~ '"'
, 1881-09-28

tSbiASAr0L1s. Ind, som- 27-tlnA1H-Whpnt
frntt sLttA@l.isX. corl, stronger. G1h16sc Un,s
htoudJt Eq1t5c.
, 1881-09-28
1:f4flIN.


Bptetal Dttnatth IA 7hs Chicago 7fttAnt.
Etttix Ill., Hcpt H-ic.ufnr rales on Tho Tlnart Df
Tradg t0dRy wurB J. 10 txs cilne&p nt ltest7Et. md
sUlba araunIcry bmttnr At 3lc. Market weaker M IN
elInHsn. Mt1 u Us u butter. e Ut Tho Iattor hpiI
Iur hctt0r HrlCus. ~
, 1881-09-28
KANSAS ClTY,

2@sS4t* WAV2AfA !" &@s Lhlt30u lsAAh$s
kASsAk CiTf, Mu. bopt. T.-GAAlN-The Frtts
Current r0DorA. Whuat-ltec0ptS. J7,d.l bu, shlk,-
mens*, si7l7bai dFnes, M. 3 casb. tl.l1t October
GEo.
, 1881-09-28
TnT.EI&tA

T0Lkn0, Sept. 1.-tjMAth-Whaat truat No. red,
SPOT ttt4 October, HIT November, u. ~, Decenl-
bvr, flSa Ipfn nrnsl high Nv. Il tpoh Nsi October.
, 1881-09-28
Sr. LOUIS,

SIs l4uulS.
IT. Lorls. Sept 27.-FLoull-lIRtor, tsinlo oxtra,
sGGtG. SUI fumy, tiS5iS7,g0; chocu to fnnuy, fs.l5@
si0.
GnAis-Whcut higher md unsettled; ctuscd lover;
M. rcd, slaGs,i6 cash, t.4740sl+7 uctober; slJf
Sovoh'her' tl6h Nseo,nbcr: &l.d7 lanunyyi t1.ty}i
Soar; saseh sanavd IT st { Suyou,bur, tl.jda
Lii I,uc1nsber, No. lu, &l3is1.s's No. du. <lAi.
torn hlGors G5{eGc easl; !sJkStGG}Go lotolert tst
Esa!9o Noygnbor' 90, ,9&% htGgtn9Hrs ;Gtf71io
sJS Hoxanberi 4.;lc bScqibur. jtyo llRhGr H.0e!S9
~. MnfiSy ston!iyi cholco to faheyi ei.dIWl,1b.
!!uTfEM- btuuAyl dairy, 2G12ec.
EEtH-Qnlut Mt llNS1sc.
WHIAKf-4tGnfy AG II. TO-
l'ltnviss1Ss-lork GIi!gt at s!tt75. nry snltmonts
Hrn Md slow, 47lh <Q.1k}1f.B EAaon suM md tr1i
s9S5 n tli u siat!.ssl:s3i. i.hrd rn1 1t flala
NEGEIFTh-Fluur htp brlai WtIIMt, 51.Au hui corn,
laM0 lu 1nts. MU but ryd. , 4us bnrley. 0J hu.
.hMtts!ESTh-Ei9MEt lAIgdl hrlni wlnA vtu IN1 corn
Sa,0N But oAtS. l9Hu bui rye. n0nGt bur!pY. n0no.
, 1881-09-28
PEORIA.

pEoulA, ILL.,. Hept. T.-GltAlN-Corn nrmt high
mlxet. To-, mixed, E9laG0. Oats llsters No, 2
while, 4;k&+dc Kyo frn.i No.2, tl.ll44l.lA
!ilulwfkEs. ilighcri 4ilI
EeEIIrk-Whn4t T.1A br'st oornt III. .G3 but oats,
siS4 ~; hnt rys. ilSs; pAtSy 10y aA IN ~, ,,.,
M,AN but ryu, !tul bai barluf. l,a0J lu.
, 1881-09-28
LUAiIiEil.

There wcrc about twcnt5 cnrIoos on tho market
yrstertiny, tho accumulation Of two dnys. lunllor
sold slowly. yDk thcto WIS liu falling on In prtcas
shLnRc. weak nnd koil lower, botIl by tic cargo
aud At tIIa Ynrlls. Y1 Ellutu:
, 1881-09-28
WANTED

fIr bnl1tHH housu for Fire Patrol nj Untun Httek
inr'ls lAns nI,s srcclteattoIa cnn II, .uun ut In
Et!ters 4ttlce Ut Tnrn u! Lake. 1Ig rRht 10 reject
duy, Oct H. int, nj mum. Alrr*s nh deliver hi,s 10
C1IAS. CutSHELMAS. Trilstpt,
1uDrI II. T.! 1l tnih,-.t.
, 1881-09-28
OCELN N.{FIG<fIY{)N.

L l.
'--SS
ONLY bfuEt"r ftA1: 10 FRANCE.
AcnrrNl I;rnmAsttiNnt1c t'nniuuny.
Not"een Saw vork NM! 1lavn., flor IL n H.. foot OF
Ai0ttnn.rt. -
1nVetnt. " tiis lnh nrh boih transit by E:tg1af,
~ ht4nil btnt. e'' S'''''"'
FAAtHt. irudelfc. .,..... Nnlte.slny Oct. G. n. IN,
tASAnA. f!!naHnl.t.. sMlrnentWY ttt. II il. III.
tTHEltM.ASt ttBHn1nn. " el!u.s.ty, bet -, D. nj
!tIEEpF Fhs3ht: ttinchtt.nt w1ha,: tn ItAf1lE
--flFst nif. thH md Flt srcunh Cabin, NJ steuf.
M1" e.i !elndfx wlnc bctfdihH nt,d utensils ChlckA
arAwn ~ EFrdh !.ypnn!s .'f Hz:t* IN annnt tu suit
LOUIS ~; tEi!i Ian. Agent. Bowling ureen, tout
WI. Ii. Wi%TE:it. c. rlnrk..L, chIeuao.
DlEECr FOR NAilSEIf.i.Es,
Touching At Gibraltar ard llats4tprn,
Inc l0lOWlhu sttNfrtrH will lehsG SHw York dtr0ck
19rtsibIalEnr uud MaEsetiIes. tnknH freight As jus.
tHtl,l$ANi' 1!K it:ssErs. Cant. I,nque.nc, scrs y
IIV.sE III BMtR3ElliEs. Ict. II
:. iKHiEs ~ i'XS:s;Iit;;iE:;: ''''''''oe' -
Eur EHdIx Hnd NlhrNtarF FlrsL i,hn .s.S md 70
Eye ilnrcn'ona Lid Sarsd!IIus-EIrat Gnblh nnd *V
lTis DE AN. Xssni iio1nig Gre, fool 81
VII. i, WISStkit. q t,ett..... ...,carn.
W hhu f4rt Sts "A iiiv esehilgr ttyItE Now York
on III" zsih ~ each month Will tuuuh nj Lisbon.
, 1881-09-28

HItEEP-Wcre tln,l md lOwur. rte.n wgro fnw
nycrs. anil enlea w0rG rlnw NJ n AIcIlno tfni Int
eek u fully ZIG per 1o lls WG V,uty ja,r me-
!un1 It Et2b 1 and YOU'D u el,ule6 II Agk IW llur
, 1881-09-28

s1.4l3t.1isTnELl.s:t tF.tikUIVEG,
st Wrat Forty. y.sixth-st. Now York. IinnrtiIug md
i'aY schan tor fuuna l.aalus aud Ehllrrl. toipaRs
hGpt. 81 Ftaort,1al sEHA.tsh cu1rau. bully luetArea.
frpHcl and 1thgr l4FkuMKHk 2pVk0h Within SIX
n1'Htta. AraWinA Anu musical aayantaa1s ntsus-
, 1881-09-28
LAKE NllVIEITJUN.
G00DRlCH'S STEAMERS,

* rpr itasinn and Milwaukee tutco .t.aiy ut H. NJ
ebH q y m. sGnhn9 rinFnlnR excnpted. "
n. ~ mfana itnscn. yin siirnnsee. swtce datty IT
I or ~ 8Shsh!yxan, Mnntnwpc. int1i,,Fntn, nnd san!s.
''E: tra! ahmy A. r. NJ. sunday mntn!nr oxc,rfsd.
ans.refn llAJ. Met'tirnGH Kt1d bay fNlrkst Khwnu.
w, IT. stss TUESDAY Mt: H. III,
roT E:cnhhtn, fnfet.g, Afenr1u1nt, Stlfgnnn llny,
At1A. N. '"''' NV N~'eN4"""" o"3"f
Fur Frankfort. E1nrp,r, ,rc,l,a, otc, TUESDAY at
H. Ill., mud ststHrstry At 4. III
Dncka Intf. Mlcil1nl-sv.
, 1881-09-28
I1fILROAD YIjIE-1kfIlLfS. b.

mi :, r; tn;
4 TRAINS EkrIAxATt0N " KErEnE%rG
n AMKA.-t ShtuEtlny nxcepted. sSunlin4 exocpisJ.
@alonuny oxe11tesd. sllaiiJ. - ',r+.,:. -
Ehacnso ~ Sorthsreatern 1tniIsshy.
fnf Mnn. Ting. .Cnras, eapnf 1;dr Accommodations
nlJ NJ ta C1hrk+At. afhnd t'nrtilU faft,Uf Tdiiso
nut ,icpnt corner or Wes und KifsiosAm. ''''
, 1881-09-28

CltlcA0G. Rept+ E.--1. " Hotc!ktss, Secretary:
Dir, Aurdoek, Mr. Bpragup, biz Quau, And my.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-21
The New Heroic Line.

The new Herdic coaches, as they
are called, are attracting a good deal
of attention. Compared with the bare
street cars they are luxurious. They
have a sort of Englishair about them
are novel, and if for no other reason,
interesting. The only line now in op-
Grafton is from the NJ. & 7. depot to
the l.. & N, and is purely an expert
ment. Should it succeed, other lines
will be introduced until every part oil
the city having reasonably good street:
are reached. The fare is FIVE cents.
and of course for SO small a sum the
Herdic cannot be expected to go out
of a beaten track. The driver, how
ever, is instructed to draw up to the
curb wherever hailed, and to deposit
passengers on the pavement aud not
in the middle of the street. There
are no conductors, but the fare is de-
posted in a box as in the street cars.
These coaches have been running in
the east for a number of years, and
have recently been introduced in sew.
eral southern cities. Several were
noticed on Main street yesterday
crowded to their fullest capacity.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-21
New Book,

"a Prince of Breffny" is the title
Of a new work by Thomas P. MAY,
author Of Tho Earl of Mayfeld.fi
The hero, Alexander 0'Riley, was a
great Irish soldier who lived about
the middle of the last century, and af.
forwards became the first Spanish
Governor Of Louisiana. This delight
full work has two heroines, which will
please the fair sex, Lady Edith Tai
bot and Dona Rosa de Hijar. The
reader will find much pleasure in the
lovely Lady Edith and her devoted
maid, the prettyand c%oquettish Phoebe
Piper. Colonel Preston is a fine char
acter; he is devoted to his King,
Charles the Good, and is, in return,
much loved by that monarch. The
discovery ofthe ruins of Pompeii, the
Kings visit TO them, is very interest
ing. 1t is published in a large duode-
elmo volume, bound in fine morocco
cloth, price 81 80, and will be found
for sale by all booksellers and news
agents, and on all railroad trains, or
copies Of it will be sent to any one, to
any place, at once, on RENTING the
price ia a letter to the publishers, T.
B. Peterson & Brothers, Philadelphia,
Pa.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-21
And WHAT Yesterdays Visitors
Say of IL.

Our city has been visited during the
present week by a much larger num-
Der of people than usual. The Pea
body and CASTOR Hotel registers yes
terday and the day before held over
45O names. Many of these came in to
visit the fair, but hearing that it is a
very sorry affair, failed to go out. TIE
weather yesterday and to-day has been
all that could be wished for, and it
was expected that a somewhat increase
attendance would result. However,
it was nothing to brag about, and the
fair managers cannot hope to realize
any profit from this years venture.
A few new entries are reported, in
Guiding some sheep, poultry, a
little field of garden truck, and variouS
exhibits of ladies' handiwork, such as
needle, crochet and knitting work, a
painting or two, and a collection of
home made preserves, jellies and
kitchen produce. The best and most
interesting feature Of the fair is the
cotton exhibit. Bales to the number
Of sixty or more, and Of the most su-
perior description, are collected on
the grounds, and a sampler was busy
for many hours yesterday getting it in
shape for display, yet failed to com
plete the job. He doubtless Finished
up to day. Much of this cotton is the
admiration Of those who handle and
are familiar with the staple. The
quality, appearance and general con-
dition is beautiful, and many claim it
superior to any they ever saw here.
A lot Of premiums we're awarded
yesterday. Among others, Captain
John D. Waldran received a blue
ribbon and the promise Of a silver
medal for being the best and most
graceful gentleman rider. He hopes to
receive the coveted medal, though
several exhibitors of years gone by
still await medals, which we're award
ed by the judges, but we're never sup
piled or delivered by the managers.
They got plenty Of blue ribbons but
no medals. Captain Waldran had two
competitors: f. 0. Robertson and r.
j. Carothers, and three young ladies,
Katie Haynes, Sue Pierson and Matte
Mason decided the matter. The same
fair judges awarded r. ID. GooduyD,
a premium, as the best boy rider in a
contest with seven others. Premiums
were also awarded to several persons
on sheep, chickens and other live
stock.
A'slow trotting race was won by H.
A. Montgomery's Stamps over Gal
lina's "Victor" and Cash's sorrel
mare, the first and second heats both
being over three minutes.
To-day's programmeinclude a trot-
ting race, best two in three, a running
race ditto, each for $l75, and three
must start. Another trot, best three
in FIVE, for 800, half to the first, 500
to the second, and $50 to the third
horse.
The attendance to-day is doubtless
the best Of the week, but, at best, it is
slim for a public fair.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-21
LEDGER LIME.

Franchises latest, The Duke.
Dried pears. Lytle & Shields.
Shell oysters. Crystal Palace.
New moon tomorrow evening.
Francisco's daisy styles for fall.
Brown Il Jones, coal dealers, 281
Main street.
1000 pounds choice venison at s
Clements.
The water works verdict Of acquit-
tai was anticipated.
Clements Arrow brand oysters are
immense. Try them.
New Eastern buckwheat -four re-
ceived by Lyle & Shields.
Venison steaks and roasts at Glenn
ent's; also choice celery.
Nearly two hundred arrivals al Gas
tons aud the Peatoly yesterday.
No cotton kilograms came from
LlVerpool to-day, the cable being re-
ported out offx.
When it costs from ten to twenty
five dollars to make a display at the
fair, a prize offfy cents or a dollar is
no inducement.
The following numbers drew capital
prizes in Royal and Little Havans,
October 20: 1882 drew $4,000, sold in
New York City; 1914 drew $500,
sold at Memphis, Tenn.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-21
NOT GUILTY.
The Water Works Case Con-
cluded After Five Days of
LRbOriOus Effort.

The argument of counsel in the
Water Works case closed yesterday
evening and the case was given to the
jury who returned a verdict of not
guilty at half past nine o'clock this
morning. 1t is said they were but a
few moments in reaching the decision,
though they did not make
a return until this forenoon. The
result was the topic of discussion all
over the city to-day. Besides the
waste of water complained of by the
defense, a good deal of wind has been
wasted. The verdict was not much
of a surprise to those who closely at
tended the trial, for they recognized
the fact that a corporation is a hard
thing to fight. The opinion is freely
expressed, however, that it will have
a good effect.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-21
No More Pooling Now,

The clerkof the weather has sobored
up and it is fall now; so off with your
straw hat, you look like the last rose
OF summer. Go to Cohen and he will
fit you out with one of his fall style Of
hats, and at a moderate price. The
goods are of the best make, such as
S%tetsOn's fine soft hats, E. Morris &
Co.'s rain stiff, indestructible stiff hat
guaranteed not to break, or the money
will be refunded. Youths and chill.
dren's school and dress hats and caps.
Plush, beaver and fur hats, finest in
tle market.
MARTIN COHEN, the Halter,
219 Main street, under the Worsham
House. A
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-21
BEST REFINED COOKING OIL,
r. J. TURNBULL,
23A Main st. All
TYNEli'S TRAMP.
Grady's Friend TO be Succeeded
by Frank HattOn.
Courier Journal specinl.l

Courier journal Special
WASHINGTON, October 19.-There
is no doubt but that Frank Hatton
will be appointed First Assistant
Postmaster General in the place of
Tyner, who will be obliged to walk
the plank. Hatton has the assurance
in his hand-ba and will leave the
city for a short visit, and return to
Ohio before coming back to formally
take possession of his official desk.
His appointment will be an instance
Of Stalwart being rewarded after long
years. Hewanted Hayes to appoint him
Public Printer, but his excessive
Stalwartism was not an object Of favor
in Hayes eye. Again, under Presi-
dent Garfield, he made a break for the
position Of Second Assistant Post.
matter General, but got left. Now he
is about to be rewarded.
Tyner is at his desk to-day. When
asked ifhe had anything to commune
cate in reference to the recent publ
cations, he said: Nothing to-day,
beyond the statement that no letter
contemplating my resignation has been
received by me from President
Arthur" General Tyner said he
should pass uunoticed the newspaper
charges until the return of the Presi-
dent and Postmaster General.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-21

The man Gillenwaters, who some
time ago was arrested for the supposed
killing Of a young store keeper in
Tunica county, Mississippi, with
whom he was sleeping, has escaped
from custody. 1t will be remembered
that Gillenwaters was taken out by Q
mob and shot nine times and left al
the roadside for dead. One of the
mob rode over the mans body as il
lay on the ground and deliberately
shot into his breast, the bullet pass.
ing through his body into the ground.
While in the hands Of the mob Gil.
lenwaters recognized a number Of his
assailants, and making what was sup
posed to be a dying statement, he re.
vealed their names. This statement
is in the hands of the authorities o.
Tunica, aud six men have been put in
jail to answer for the part they are
charged with having taken. Mean.
while Gillenwaters with his nine bull
let holes, is we'll advanced toward re.
covery, and now it is hinted that
friends Of the murdered mar and
others interested have conniyed to let
Gillenwaters get away.