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, 1881-03-22
Gen. Grant Says He VIII Resign
the Presidency OF the
Worlds Fair.
.penly Of the Commissioners Of Police
to the Complaints About Filthy
Streets
Prayer by Obscure Petitioners
for Il Receiver for tho
Equitable LILO.
Cheap 0abs-A Gang Of zulus-Fashion'a
Fanoios-Theatricals, Balls, and
Receptions,
NORTHERN PACIFIC.
TIE "tkEslnUE ISSUED,

r,,r nt,Es1n,t1 ~ rsQift,D
,:, ~. ~. - ~. r,t.'.,o a.,.,a.
5pte!at N'spate" ~ aas ea.eas' a.to"''t'
New Yost1i, March .l.-Ihe UlrectofS OF
he Northern Pncihc railroad Company, Mt a
,srrut meeting. decided 10 Distribute tho
,os,dnc nf tia common stock. amounting
=, ,r,tlv 1Bo0tK] slarrs. which has
10 n.I5 ma,d IN % tNs c',,nna"vs s trp"snrv % stnco
bcen he" III .e Io",pass ,,s,. s.easu.y st"e9
the rcorEaliization III 1870: Inc shp]ect VI
issuing the stock was considered Mt o'o req.
ular monthly meeting OF the Directors last
inursuAs ~, 1, TJA'" WV. m 1sta ,:" .ana.h"r @ ,'.
III tle next day. md the matter was LETT to
the Executive Committee; onF tho follow,
ah s,s,,,,,,,,o uso ,ha s,ocs ant In occordonce
with that DECISION crcuns letters s"s %s.s fGs
sssuod u ond % I'm cnrt,l,rotrs oro randy for Dr.
.' asusu' 's..s,s "a NV .,,S, e,,.', ,>a "~i,oI ~
iNefS "henoscr Icy sn1'! ~ caneu toa.
This Issue completes tho total amount OF
common stock authorized ' ri. by tho PUN Of Ee~
e'S',0'' e.e ~, non '>''>4 ~ ~A'' ''o' ~
r,1,, ~ ao,, ro, r,,t, ,,a4un,1r,ov
o,uv M ~ M ho ~ thu p ettea
e.st ssxs arke X y as s'e u e sa .eh q ehe III
opponent Of the Issue has been tho President
olt Company, Frederick Bllllngs, who was
unwilling t'!at The stock should be issusd
accepted by. tito Government. The pressure
brought to bear upon tle Board becaMe SO
great tint it was decided to lnnke tho dfBtli-
basl0n at otlce. The stock belonged, under
tile terms Ut reorganization. to the original
propretors, hit the Issue was wholly ut tho
discretion Of the Directors.
Asr1u1,1, II. 1,AnNEY.
a 1,,,oc+or ~ tha t,n,r,m,,v ,vhn VINO orso q
e,aniat ~ - ~. iiunrit tt1a inv 9;,nk"
Iays. said. ills rynDlnr: "'Tharo Wns
no good reason why tho PERSONS Gil
titled to tAIs stock should not re-
reye It. I have always advocated the
Issue of tho stock, although i have boon q
member of THO pEcsent Board only sfncc the
last election. The stock belonged, under the
terms Of reorganization, to certain per-
SONS, and to no others. Tl0ro was
no Justice In withholding their stock
when they could get for their
Fights not more than 20 or Is
willie others were getting for their Issued
stock about H., The original proprietors
clatIne.l-I believe 1ustly-that we wprc de-
,prlyllg them Ut tho CHANCE TO realIzc U large
profit on what was tholr owl, property, Tile
only objection to the ISSUE wus the large III
cseuso i,t the outstanding stock befurp tie
completion Of tle roud. That wna thu objection
to the tssuu at the timo OF the reorganization,
time, frhp only reast,it fnr mnktnn the tlia-
, 1881-03-22

DHA1Al4C NoEESt
~The DAuites" ut Eootey's during tho present
week.
Mlss Katherine Rogers and Boldeue are play
Ing In Ban Francisco.
Mlnnto Oscar Gray and william T. Stephens
and uuntcr OF irAluBd dogs pro4entsd ths,n-
seives AZ the Olympic In dramK galled "6wift
aud 8uF1.'+
"That hoy OF bans" WAS the drama At tho
Academy last night. Nlsa Katie Howard and
Miss Addle hogorx played tho leading paris. A
strong vAr(aly bflt preceded tho pfay.
Mr.. W. n. Connell. present unnaysr OF "The
Arabian Nlxht' company has signed u years
Will gts u, New York Rnd lake charge Ut Eotno
portion OF Oen. Johns ousiness IN that city.
Miss Gehevleve Ward, Tho Autrcas. says that
crusade ought 10 bo lnatfu agu!nst pa!sov.c cur
compautes tor not having speuIul eurs fue lAlua.
The prosont herdiux together. she says, " shock.
tnE to sntdest WOMAN, ard " y violation "
ducency and Kelf-rssMoL
At tho Lyocuu Thoatr2 iAst n1Rht "Dertha;
O.. shS Wotk s a!rls o1 CasesFo,, was presented @
vAriely Qlio there were Jenny EnXat, Ada Ca4-
, 1881-03-22
ADJUSTMENTS.
THE orE1,A-"1Es 1ruouESors.n

FsHEH!A
tt3ssN..... ss,.+.-.ss .,''.ss......'.,...NH HGH'H
~ tIihef. 80: hnfsi
Thorc 81 Isnl,ert M
o. totz.... '' GoriivcaH
sstNlUneuG. .s'-'...''''t.'. ..........MHss A1Hnt0
Usta". xyd lHaya
Tie HcRuriHu opera tr0upa opened Its two
weeks season at Mcvickcrs Theatre lust cvcn-
Ing With tho performance Of "The i1ug,,cnots."
work 60 famtiiar hore that Il nccds no muaicat
description or comment. There arc maty pccu-
llartttcs ubout thIs tr,upe whIct, make It n
novelty. Its season II uniiko any
other. 1t commenced In Now Orleans aud
lasied tour months. From Sew Orleans
tho troupe went to Cincinnati for a week, and
frnm thore catno here fur two weeks. At the
expiration OF this time they viii ~ Eatt, and
only Etye performances III New Ynrx. IsDssan,
and PHILADELPHIA. Tho troupe Il entirely French
III it, organization. and It's Repertoire. though
tnainly ItAIlant it given Ii, French. Thern arc
M staes In the tr7n1pe, unless Mine. Ambre, who
was with the Mnpiceon tr0upo fAst SEASON, and 81.
Tontn!c. tho tenor. Tan be called such, as theirs
arc the only naMcs billed differently from thu
H.hdfd. Moro than all eiSc, tho troupe has COMIC
here wlthnut tho customary fulsome ndvance
tsumpntlng 1t apparently Is a troupe which
depends moro upon its ensemble for success
than upon solo artists. md to this end the latter
are trcbled ahd Huadrupted IN each part. The
nrchcstra, numbering forty-tivo pieces, ts tho
lnrucrt ever brought hero nv n travelling
troupe, and tho best, while its churus
IS fully up to tho average nuen,bers
| 1t ms also large and pasenbly well equipped
ballet for the ballet music o tho uperns. anu L
cnrEos HI Mnusual umo,lnt of SCENERY. Last Of
ali. It gtyee ts repertoire IN tho entirety nf ehc
| work. which. however It may Satisfy tho tniAlcA
Cnnselencc, IL sutbewhMt fattRult1g TO those nc
custoued to cnrly hnurs ol retiring.
Much ot this latter trouble might hayG been
pbflAted, however, II tho tnaunKgEent had kept
gnod tls announcements. II WIS hard!y tho fa'r
| theatre ut half past :. aud thon not raise tho
curtain unt! nearly hR!f p,.st y, Ad thou, Ia ah-
dtttou, TO tnnku The enlr actes intuerAbly long.
The audience Was good ono, aud Il patient uliu
until tho close OF tho fourth A-t. which ended ut
inst midnight, Whcu nearly all retired. III som u
respects. satixutnB rs Il was. tho performance
| cxeelted any We have had here, at,d this was due
| to The excellence Of tho orchestra, tho con-
sctcntiousness III tho sOlo!sts. anl Tho COM
| pletencss OF tho ensemble. Tho sccoud atid
fourth arts bavo nuser been surpassei here.
] and the " nlesstng OF tho FoIgnhrds" sceuc
never eIualpt for power and i,npresAIyoness
| In the sums cptcKury may tie clissud Tho outh
tcelle. aiue. Arnbrc III familiar here AZ an nrt-
| isio. md 1t will be remembered .nade decided
, 1881-03-22
lLL-FATED PERU.


Fno *noTt nut itloodJ Ne1En or the
commnnfats In Lima "nd Cnllao-
Foreigners. Ancr Tcrrit,,c st",,w,,ser.
tnrs,,nondtnr. fs,n,mn S,,,r ana ,nr"ts
r,1vA. tsnrmS I'M .' ~ Nv s'''' "'1 n",n,rs that
peace would 10 inn'le were current On tho murn-
inE NJ AhnE1ay. tho 16th; hut, amongst these con-
vcr,ant with public affairs. It was kuown moth
n..s. 1x "r.s r".s, =" no. ~; " "cee'sa.
Inc IoteiRn Ministers visited e'cn. HaGucdaht
and arranged with him on hchnIt Of the muntc!.
on,i Inn ,nIIitnrv ronmcr,Ior ttonnr ,,nIisnr,o
a,,s,a- NV ,Aa. 49,, ,,,t "sa,.tt ~. usa
surrendered IN the following day. It early be-
came apparent that l{qunr was working lts feet,
and ttnt lin pn.srasf,,n NJ arm. fv ,bc nrn,,tocr
49,. a ~ .s'u ~ - .no fop"e'
M'Rht ph prtauctl'eoi oi tro'ib'o At aay momont'
No attempt WIS tnaio to sctzc these wcapons,
sad M ai possessing na's authority bud a!snDpears
ovo,,,. ...,I,. s.'le,-oa t.'1., H. ~.
events VINCE followed. ,t Asaost IN 1n'aoas noascs
entered aud pluudorcd, and Us tho numbers Ut
the riotcrs t,icreased anu they found NJ one c,,-
deayorci 10 check thuin, they beculuu bolter
st0rcs ln Mnlanbo street were being xiittetl,
many Of their owners being killed Whilst de-.
Tending thur property. Inv cry was Scgr, v.
VIA the incentive, murder lilo ut]unct. ana
inccndlarism the. NATURAL seuiti, hItcs
wnIn , ,Gn'R nrea on NJ in AZ nlrecEons.
AZ anu pntess "elc cnnttnuhy singing tnrotgn tho
~, ~: tasse.e. raGi.eI - Chan neoitRnt y
~ tae saltoss Rno stsso!eis tr1nt tnat port WIN
"nat aoleGt , 70 one @ xao~a ne certainly did not
T " n1n.; staee ~ n!oHGa nie nlcsl 70 Eel
MnLi usunk aHu tnen @ nn!euMnucu tneu': ReffnsttluH
staen ~ LaNe spe' 3taes T!tn lueHl. 4ns occur.
teu G9out : y: ~; ny Ms ,ucnhsilefAte acilon
20 nohgi tuei ~ the uan'o q Nommun!sH1 tacn
in 4qoa p;a1e. am new pafttcipants 70 the Cur
Mshl y Veg anu S!lMe ~hlen nAn alfeadf com
lneHcen, Aau Wnlcn nclu LINN hilq CAIRO N Ter.
rar UNI! .he io!!nWInK 'tnnehinR. lhen It
stoppca. because loresKness or ~ nahonallt!es
stnppen 70 tno tFoat ana snoxcn snelf power ann
tne'f inie;ton nnt 70 oo co~ca oy tho moh II
tne fGFnslan Hhtnofft!cs were.
AZ about v;d0 p n. passtHi about thrne hum
ased & nrlnkon n! sailors. Who we're innrchinx
tannogh the pIihc!pai ssreets nT!uR ther rtges
ana there inauguratn tho re'Xn u terror and
h!unner nlreauy " 10 tull sway n Lima: Il Wns
aa5gcfons ~ tho M n3tTeniG to be In tho streets,
9nd, 10 SNOW how closely tho people kept In,
nHy mention tant n pnssnx ola t.f the LtKa.
lions wns ask.t II II vas tho Lhiiians who haf
entHfea tpe e!Ey ana hhd commenced Hlcklng.
tiuiuteds % storcs "ere ogsug hrokcn Into Ut
tho same tltne-mptc particularly thosc owned
" tho Ch!nGsc-and their contcnts being p!na-
dcrcd or destroyed Mcn. women. and children
were cnrrylnE oit crurythlnK pnEtatlc. whilst
others were snashLng valuable nrticlts which
SonId not nc mosGa: her9 msn NEWS woud quarrel ani
n and HrHEf Il
, 1881-03-22

Tho Grand Opera.Ii House was taoscsl last night
owing to tho non-nrrlval Of "The Arabi1n
Night" party. Thoy are SHOW bound 10 Mndl-
sou, Wis. 4 telegram was last night received
fssm Ar. john Iiooley, WIN Is managing thu
company. stating that they expected to reach
Chicago this nloralux. Tho MY Partner" c0nls
pAny gut hero yesterday fr0m Milwaukee, where
they had beun uei2tned alnce Saturday. and luft
In tho evening Tor Eaat SaKinnw: rho kesue
cumpany arc still At lsnesvIlle, Wis.
, 1881-03-22


It appears now to DO pretty dcs3niiIy UNDER
stood, In spite OF I'LL Mr. Iayerlys ASSURANCES to
tho contrary. that Gan. John viii not havo
ahoatre In this city aftor he yacatcs lis present
edtiics, 1T least not thls ycar. A city paper tho
other day rcpnbshod II statement, contrAdcted
somc time ngo, to tho cjfcrt that Ns. Hnycrly
had mado arrangements with Mr. Borden, tho
owner OF tho Grand Opera House, ty which
that gentleman was At onco to proceed
to tho erection Of new thoatrc upon ground
owned by hin on Monroe street, west Of Clark.
Thorc ls not a vcatRo Of truth In thIR abatement.
Another rumoE hss been put iu circulation 10
the effect thlt NJ Haycrly was going 10 sec,ire
Tho Grand Opera tinuae. There Is no
truth IN this. Mr. ilumlin having cast
ft1lH ict6e uf the house for three Fcara
Tho effort to obtain tho site on tho
cnrner oPI,osit his present house nus proved
fruttless. aud now-A1d VIC have It upon good
authorily-str. HAyoEly bus given up tho Idea
Of romAln(nr here. md wifi hereafter contne
himself IL bis New York theatres and hts trAv-
cling cntnp4nies. All thlngs considered, We be-
love that ME. HRreriy's retirement from theRt-
rtcal management IN this city IL to be regretted.
ile is II bold and u durInx ahowmun, and, A1IrtuE
biz comparatively brief carher. hU hus inspired
feeling OF rlval lFy among tho city rnanagers. and
tho playRtUrs hlye hx1 tho substantial bent1t
OF that rivalry.
, 1881-03-22

Hptk{as Wspatth O. Tks Chicago Tribune.
ALBANY, N. T.. March ai.-'rhe Hudson
River IL now open. A tow came w Satur-
day ntght
, 1881-03-22
ncFAN STEAMSHIP NEWS

NEW YoisK. March at.-Arrtyed, the Cir
cassia, for Glasgow.
IoNi,oN, March al.--Tho Drittanntc~ nAd
Fnfness!a hayu arrived out.
, 1881-03-22
TWO ZULU WOMEN.

THE AnRIv NJ Of AiAZuLU, DAUGHTER OF
CETYWAY0--A C1IlEFFA1S. atEIIClSEMAS,
THREE WAHRlO1ts, AND A. 11OWLiSG ZULU
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-15

EUREKA LODGE. NO. I6. r. q A. NJ.
rTyHR STATED COMMUNICATIONS OF EU-
Il reka Lodge, No. 10, r. 4 A. M. Will be
held in Odd Fellews' Hall Saturday, on or be-
fore the full moon.
Members Of sistcr lodges, and sojourntng
brethren in good standinQ. are cordially invit
cd to attend. EVAN JONES, W. M.
ALEX. d. ROCK, Secretary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-15

vU,AKFs THIS METHOD OF ANN oUNcINd
to his old customers and the public that
he has again resumed business. and will be
pleased to have their patronage.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-15

DR.. SPINNEY e. CO.
No. III Kearny Street.
,IHEAT ALL oHRoNIo AND SPECIAL
] Diseases.
YOUNG MEN
Who may be suffering from the effects of youth
ful foilieB iudiseretions will do well to avail
themselves OF this, the greatest boon ever laid
at the feet of suffering humanity. DR.. Spin
ney will guarantee to forfeit five hundred dol.
lars for every case Of weakness or private dis
ease of any kind or character which he under-
takes and fails to cure.
MIDDLR-AGED MEN.
There are many at the age Of thirty to sixty
who are troubled with too frequent evacuation
Of the bladder, often accompanied by q slight
smsrting or burning sensation, and q weaken
ing of the system in manner the patient cam
not account for. On examining the urinary
deposits ropy sediment will often be found,
and sometimes small particles Of slbumen Will
appear, or the color will be Of . thin milkish
hue, again changing to . dark and torpid ap-
pearance. There are many men who die ol
this difficulty, ignorant Of the cause which IL
the second stage Of seminal weakness. DR.. 8.
will guarantee perfect cure In all such casss
and 3 healthy restoration of the genito-urinsry
organs.
Once Hours--l0 to and to Q. Sundays
from 10 to II A. ii. Consultation free. Thor.
ough examination and advice, IS.
Call or address DIR. BPINFEY co.,
No II Rearpy ST.. San Francisco,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-15
Turn Out Your Stock

DETE MAGLAY WILL RANCH HORSES
and cattle at reasonable figure, by the
month, at his Antelope Springs ranch. IT 10
good winter range. and will take stock from
town every two weeks. returning them when
desired. ole-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-15
DR.. MANk GEE.
Chinese p Physician.

OFFICE Chin stown, North O'Neii street. =
few doors below Clark.
DR. MANK GEE HAS LATELY ASsoCIA.
IL ted himself with member Of the medt.
cal fraternity recently from Canton. China,
who has had % years practice as royal physi.
clan. This doctor has choice medicines onls
known to the highest medical authority in this
old country, which effect the most remarks able
cures All chronic cases of both males ana
females speedily and permanently cured.
DIR. MANK GEE.
Eureka, Feb 81, 1881. feb 22-1m
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-15
SOCIETIES,

ST. JOHNS CHAPTER. NO. 5.
TlHE STATED coNvooATIoNs OF ST
i Johns Chapter, No. 8, r. A. NJ. will b.
held at Masonic Hall. on the Saturday next sue
ceeding the pale Of the moon in each month.
AL Royal Arch Masons, in good standing. arc
cordially invited to attend.
A. I. FITZGERALD, H. P.
A. D. Rock, Secretary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-15
NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.

nARTIES DESIRING PASSAGE 70 kAILs
WAY Stations will please procure ticket
Al the jackson House, or ct the Fashion stshtss
and leave orders to be called.
w. H. SWEENEY co..
Bus prrprtetu.F
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-15

nTAlterations and repairing neatly and ex-
peditiously attended to.
Eureka. April 80, 1881. myiu
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-15

ALPHA LODGE NO. 1, A. o. U. w.
MEETS AT THE FOLEY AND RIoKARD
M building every Tuesday evening at 7:So
o'clock Sojourning brethren in good standing
are invited to attend.
Examining Physician DIR. G.. II. Thoma.
J. SCHANLANKEn. II. W.
10. q. wHrrxoRx, Recorder.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-25
Police Points.

The usual Monday morning levee
was well attended.
Dock Harrison will be tried to-mor.
row for stealing some leather, the color
Of his own complexion.
An old woman complained at the
statlonhouse last night that her old
man had insisted upon her retiring
first, and when she woke up two hours
later, she found the house wide open.
and bare Of all the movables.
The court is not usually severe upon
persons constitutionally frail, and
when the friend ola convict plead this
morning that he had been soft
headed" ever since he was "knee high
to a grasshopper," the court released
him.
Some time since a sport procured a
license to marry a boarding house
mistress, but she refused to come to
time and said she was only in fun.
Since then they have had several lit
tie disputes, and last night he was ar
rested for being drunk and c~ursing
her on the street. He failed to APP
pear, and bis forfeit went by the
board.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-25
Water Coolers,
FILTERS,
Fly Fans.
At OZANNE d. A y, 43+



From noon yesterday to noon to-day
the river opposite this city rose three
inches, and its level is now "a feet
above low water mark, or 2 feet 9
inches below extreme high water
mark. A few more inches and it will
be even with the bank tops on the
other shore.
The water level is now even with
the highest water Of last season. On
April 23d, Of last year, the river here
marked precisely "a feet above low
water mark. 1t did not stay up long
and no harm Of importance resulted to
the planting interest.
At Cairo the river came to a stand
last Wednesday morning, and since
then it has declined fifteen inches'at
that point. The Ohio and all of its
tributaries are rapidly receding,
ana IL Is the opinion OF
old river men, as we'll as
close water observers, that the
heavy volume of water now coming
from above st. Louis will merely
check the decline at Cairo and below.
Meantime the White and Arkansaw
are at a low stage, and no rains of i'm
portance have fallen in the country to
the east of this hence there is no
danger of a flood from the Ohio and
tributaries. Until danger threatens
by a siege of rain over the Ohio valley
watershed, the people of the Missis-
sippi bottom lands have but little to
fear of a damaging overflow beyond
that now upon them, mol is the river
likely to remain at its present high
stage very long.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-25
BADLY BATTERED.

1t has TRANSFERRED hat the attack
on the man Wilson on Saturday night
last, in a saloon on Court street, was
the result of slanderous attacks upon
the characters of some of the first
ladies of this city, and which had been
traced directly to him. If reports be
true, he received much less than his
just deserts. The parties who did the
whipping appeared before a magistrate
this morning and gave bond for their
appearance before the grand jury when
wanted. Some two weeks or more
ago Wilson was whipped in his own
store by a couple of gentlemen for
having made filthy remarks about a
lady in another circle. He contem-
plated an action for damages, but at
torneys applied to declined to serve as
his counsel in the case, and it there
fore lies dormant.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-25

Use only the imported Persian in
sect powder, at Fahlen & Klein
schmidt's.
Wheat bids fair to turn out a
less prolific yield than many planters
hereabouts desire.
The murderer of Sheriff W. +.
Beattie is still at large, but they say
he cannot possibly escape.
The husbandman performed an i'm
mense volume of planting business last
week, and is likely to do more this one,
A heavy rain squall prevailed over
the northern portion of Crittenden
county yesterday afternoon, and at or
about Mound City it was a soaker.
A gentle southwest breeze stirred
this forenoon, and at sunrise the mer-
curry stood at So. The winds are
southwest all over the south to-day.
Several kinds of bugs nightly buzz in
peoples bed rooms, The noisiest
ones fly in between the Stats of shut
ters, while the voracious fellows breed
and thrive within.
The folks out in our pleasant suburb
of Collierville are about to indulge in
amateur histrionics. On the sixth of
next month they will present Drunk.
ards Warning" and THAT Rascal
Pat" Their scenic artist is Michael
Angelo Stultz.
The religious services at the Cum
berland Presbyterian church are very
interesting, under the able preaching
of Rev. H. P. Welton, of Boston.
Eighteen persons prsfessed faith in
Christ last night. The services will
be continued through the week at 4
and 7:45 pm.
Meetings were held and services
conducted by the pastor, Rev. Mr..
Park, at St. Johns Methodist Episco-
pal church, corner of Vance and Lau-
derdale streets, every evening last
week, beginning at s o'clock, and will
be continued this week. Much relig-
ious interest is awakening.
1t takes from five to six dollars to
buy a good fat lamb fit for table use
at present. Many a lamb and green
pea dinner for a small family yester-
day cost, for the haunch Of lamb and
the peas alone, about 81 or 81 80, and
the luxury was freely participated in,
despite the scarcity Of the lamb crep
and the high prices ruling.
1t is the intention Of Nh. Sol Cole.
man to run the sales of his celebrated
No. 10 cigars up to the unprecedented
number of one million, hence he de-
to close out a large stock of odd
brands at very low figures, by the box
'r thousand; Mr.. Coleman claims
hat the No. los are the best scent
,igar on earth.
At a meeting of the legislative
council Saturday afternoon Mr.. Geo.
J. Mallory was reelected city inspec.
or by a solid poll of eight votes. This
vas very complimentary, and deserv-
.dly SO, to an officer who has for over
hroe years discharged his duties
rain or shine, hot or cold,
Jay or no pay. He gives his whole at
ention and energy to his work, and
las given universal satisfaction.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-25
John Jones Jularkey.

A few days since a man giving his
name as Perry Jackson was arrested
on suspicion, and when searched a
number Of letters and kilograms were
found on his person, sent from Texas
and addressed to John Jones'" and
signed either Annie" or "Mrs. John
Jones" 1t was a~scertained that she
was a Mrs. W. G. Allen, and that the
two had been in this city together.
One Of the letters was mysterious in
its tone, and no explanation was
offered by the man. Her trunk was
searched and a quantity of fine cloth
ing and jewelry found in it.
This morning Jackson was brought
before the court, and the woman, who
returned from Texas yesterday, was
summoned as q witness. Her story,
told with much pathos, was that she
had left her husband and came to
Memphis with Jackson, intending to
open a hotel, and have him clerk for
her; that her trip back to Texas was
made for the purpose Of stealing her
child from her husband. She added
that she had to work secretly, as her
husband kept close guard over the
child, for fear she would steal it, and
that she adopted the nom de plume Of
Jones to cover up her identity until
her purpose was accomplished. AS it
was proven, however, that the couple
occupied a room together at the hotel,
and that since his arrival Jackson,
alias Jones, had spent his time about
gambling saloons, the court fined him
s25, and sent him before Judge Hor-
rigan.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-25
Hnra White,a Plcfnra.

Governor Churchill has increased
the reward for the capture of Hays
White, the murderer, to $500, and the
citizens of Crittenden will give half as
much more. 1t is believed the red
handed negro is still lurking between
Marion and Charlottesville. A pho
tograFh of him, found in his cabin, is
now in the hands of an artist in this
city, and it is to be reproduced on
cards containing a description of the
fugitive, together with the amount of
reward offered. Several hundred of
these cards de visite are to be distrib-
uted on this and the other side of the
river.