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I1p0fth 70 E1lt1nll0t1 EHQtllFfy. -
NEW YOnK, May al.-An Interesting Incident
occurred OFT board The Wnitu stHr Bteatnor Ger
ulanlu during the pabsRne eldgtl on Saturday
last, One of the cabin passengers. among wholu
wcfe NIlIIain II. Vanderbilt. j. Il. Vanderbilt.
tells al. Interesting stury Ut u puor frieutlscss
woman iu tho stecTnge, who Knye birth toA child
When the ship wis tArre dRys out, anl who was
ind Kcnefosiiy Of Mr. William II. Vanderbilt
anu oihors. 4 purse Of $Stl was presented hrr,
and letter was given Dy Nj. Vanderbilt calling
upon tho Now York Hospital htAnnvrrs to sec
tint tho pour wotuun received. Ut bis u1rensc.
tho best Of Gare. TIC tnuth!r. Mrs. a!argaret
rhllllps, T. welsh woman, and @ was on ner way
was overjoyed ut tue Rytnputhcs eltclel In her
bthalt, and WIS particularly delighted whom tho
Hpv, ur, EAlterico chrlate,led hrr bahe - Mary
tIrrlunutc Vanderbilt Phillips" hitter tue stcntn-
or and hrr generous bencfactDr. Capt. VMnder-
bIlt became Hudfather to tho child, aud Mrs
George Evans Nodmother.
, 1881-06-02
VANDERBILT
ON TIE WITNESS STAND IN CONNECTION
WITH THE TELEUIlAp11G CONsolIDA-

w1ril THE TELKonApuiu coNsolIDA-
TION. ).
dp<etae Dlpateh to Tas Chicago Tribune.
NEW YolsK, June 1.-Wlill1 thesu!t OF Wm.
Williams against the Western Union Tclc-
graph Company and others WIS on trial before
Judge Truax, In the Superior Court, equity
tern,, 1t WAS agreed between tho counsel that
upon tho roturn OF Mr.. W. II. Vanderbilt
from Europo l,o should bc examined rs n
witness fur plaintiff. When Mfr. Vanderbilt
entered tho courtroom he looked llale ard
hearty. Ills direct examination was directed
to ,.ycertalning what negotiations took place
between him and Jay Gould respecting tele-
graphic combinations prior to tho tlu,c wllcl
the agreement for the consolidation Of the
properties OF tho thrco telegraph, companies
tho Western Union, the American Union,
and tho Atlantic s. PacIlc-waa entered into.
Vanderbilt said, In response to tho first four
questions addressed To him, that In January,
1881, ho was a stocklolder 1T tho Western
Union; that he mot Jay Gould at Ills own
house OIL Sunday. Jan. Q, aiid TINT
HE HAD NO PREVIOUS MEETING WITH THAT
GENTLEMAN
"dlrectly concerning telcgraphlc stock"
Answering question as to whether Aily OF
his previous meetings with Gould were "in-
directly" connected with telegraphlo stock,
he said:
II Ind number Of interviews with Mr..
Gould aftur thy return from Europe nbout
NOV. !. IRON that tihse uatl4 1"'' y,
and Eoulo weeks thereafter number or
tntorviowa with him In rnvnrd to rutroaii mat.
~. s."s, s,,..toss ,,onnnnsc5 ..tth the Wnhash
tele ano "asses" eo"ooa .s'a,s t,xo s,os,rs
ltoad' and On one oocas'oa' noout tMo HcoAs
anna IN. That in tbe only t,,no 1 retnelubpr
t".|.. UIns ettt Tsr,tt ,,nor ti,.t s,,f,iaot,n
'atAMk "''a ouuto IPul' sas ,."a -.
Mr. vanderbilt eala nc hAa '"14e amouhe VI
atook at that ttue, but the conversation with
~. :, ue -, ...r1 - ~. iul1mnpt "a IN ~ v.luo
tni,'u A Aoe~"@ ~ ~" " "
Relative to
THE GALE OF HIS BToCKt
Mr ysca,rh,lt aafd.
DIT: Anooto"s 49,. sA u,,xo,, ,.,a ,, ,,.,,,
..." 49, ;. -. i.ss, ar,-,,,nt 7
ha'S sn1, - 1or . INN tiu,a =. mn inyc,tmnet.
WhlEo WIS IN EUROPE hoara OF "a cnoft
, 1881-06-02
ETREEY TALK.
/ LEADING STOCK OPERATOR PREDICTS
LOWER pKlCEB.

l. LEADING STOCK OPERATOR PREDICTS
LOWER pKlCE8.
Special utspatsh to 1hs Chicago Ttibuns,
NEW YoRK, Juno 1.-":illa market must
70 lower," said leading operator to-day.
at llas advanced until u breath IL sufficient
to toppie it over. Look over the prices for
tho last ten years aud y0l can find nothing
like tho appreciation III values which has
occurred sInce lust faIl. People ire blind,
How long can tho railroads go OIL hauling
freight from Chicago for $3 ton, when It
costs IS ton to huul It.? How long can tho
roads pay dividends OH watered capital
when there arc live trunk lines cast
from Chicago and business for only one Of
thcm2 I say TINT one aouble.trnck, we'll
equipped road Gun handle nll tho freight
moved east from Chicago. 1t amounts to
only about 10000 toms weak. The Lacka-
wanna or tho Reading Road handle double
or treble that humber of tons per week.
THE NEW llo0sAu TUNNEL LINE
will parallel the New York Centrai, and Gun
earn dividends upon business and at rates
that the Central caunot begln to stand.
Nothing suBtains tho market but foreign
buying. We ara selling stocks and putting
thu money into now construction. That will
last for q while, but thu place to
mike money Is on tho short side OF tho high
priced stouks. They may go up little. but
thay will go down great leal more. OK
puct to SEQ st. Paul at rs. It costs 5000 a
milo to keep road In repair and operation,
yet st. Paul Is earning only s., 600 mile.
| Why should it not decItnpY What right has
! II to be selling at l25? How long can 1t 60
on building road at &c, 900 mile aud bond
! lug 1t for SO. mIiep
sr, pAuL STAKES EvEnyTIIIsa UPON ONE
CROP.
Where will 1t he when tho wheat fallsp I
consider Western Union ono Of the biggest
bubbles Iii the sn4sket. How can Western
Union easn 81, ,0oo, 600 net more tt,an It did
lust year? Whit IL to pruyent Mr.. Gould's
selling out, forming Nh opposition conpany,
and driving Western Union III low as liz
pleaseaY lie said III court that 1t could not
| be done without tho ownership Of railroads.
Ifo has more raIlroads than he had whom he
| went intO AtncstoAu Union. Pooa may put
prices up httls. but tho money lies Oh tho alort
a!de Of tho atEh.ptiocs atqoka:. 70
i aail at tho Fifth Avenue IIotsl this eyenlnR,
| "Tho ueeIIne III tAo market Ia
DUE TO THE NEALIzINa OF INVESTORS,
who baye Uado ROOD protits and sel befoEe 70
faiiot, oa materially snoo tho dooIfno Gsgan. but
Uxpcot IL see 1t tncroaso very sont.. Speculate
orr ia interior 1itisa do nut Understand those
Up{4yo14blo cEup rep0rts, tho nocur4oy u which
| uoubt, pxprt u0 small influence. hr. VaAdGr-
biz has saken no taterest in tho market siuco
While It Ia believed thnt Mr. Vanderbilt Is do
1QR CuthtpE In tho market, It IL Rs4o believed he
" ryady to buy It. prices doclno llttlo moro.
uasEADsTUSps AND PROVISIONS.
| tbs !palcutiuns Of downward ten1cnoy In
kots. WHEAT and corn were on ayain oa The
, 1881-06-02
FIFTH, HItSIUltIYIrE.
Fraud Exposed

Auo Es!chelIcu, u bis. l'AHtk. March II. lssl.
Nrnr hirs Itr. Kiporl never isstthnrlAsa auY
psrsou to usx, his AAs nrScE sold sAAt
urx sert1s&luu tUTiaLA!u u the Heakarattve.
1 n.n the only authorised pers4n ~ Aa&ln
Ut hjx Pl'e soF!ltl1I,. . :,
nf Nnw Xurk, u. AuIp lenerMl A4cnt fUr Mlf
ihe United Ht.tae4 or America. Cas- Ada. .saa
tue lsl.&I.+l ot EuhA. ....
Your U0suteml Anrs1nt. a. LEFAA&0R.
This IDttyr published by 1a l.assr, 9nh which he
RFulvaus to lasy ferrYDd from br. Kloura fraud.
1uisr als q Ap1 " !ss!; Thai ~ as:ef ,a, 5n.1 rs +
tut hAy subject. Or sold htn Anr tutnun Aslthse
hxA hu eyer authorized pn lxsr to uso Ills naaus 20
lultss publshsd y r. L!:sss a..d puEpUrtnx y sos
bak the kA4t II not ha hz14awFtkanl+
, 1881-06-02
LEVY, THE CORNET1sT.

Api'EAlASCE OF l[1s DESERTED WIFE.
spte.di Dtspaseh 10 1hs Chicago Tribune.
New YonK. juno 1.--Lcvy, the coriietlst,
Is in trouble agatn, This time lie will not
got over II Us quickly Ms he recovered from
that frozon lip, 1t the charges which are
brought agnlnst him be true. lie was ar-
rested yesterday iii compliance with tho
prayer Of Emily Levy. WHO claims to be his
wife, md who Inns begun n suit against him
for absolute divorce md alilnony. Tho
pInintiT came here about two weeks ago
from, London In search Of her truant
husband, to whom sl,e SAYS sl'c
was married lit 1870, md by
whom she had two children. Tile
new wife.:-for Levy has to al! intcnss aud pnr-
THE Bu0LE-Bt.owER HAS COMMITTED ApUL-
TEny.
with Mary Ann Conway since 1871, and, more
than this, that be has bocn 0u!lty Of tbs same
o!tenee with other women n rhl!adolphsla, 4! !, md
moved to tho stop shu has takon by tho
non-recetpt Of m0uGy for hdr and her
children's support which was agreed upon
whom SHE and iicr husband gcpnrated. Lazy
says that ii his vito beRtns 10 tr0llb1n him With
thalr old matters ho will lcnve Nrw York and
tho United States md 70 whore she cannot
trouble him raore. Tho Miss Mary Ann Conway
alluded to above wns married e. Levy T. about % :
five years ago, md ts the daughter Of the lHte
actress before her marriage. Loyy bus glvon
ball,
, 1881-06-02
LABOR AND CAPITAL.


CLEVELAND.
Special dsrafeh to Tbs Chicago Tribune,
CLEVELAND, O., June 1.-The printers OF
both the Herald md Leader tonight struck
for an advance Of rates for composition To
IS ccuts per 1000. The Leader a
short time since compromised n
similar demand by the payment
OF :2 cents, while tho He1utd cotnposItora have
not heretofore made any request for mn advance
Upon the former ruling rntc OF 10 cents. !1nth
papers will appear III tho morning. the Leader
having fourteen Rnd the ferad twenty one men
ut work. B0sne Of these are u rats and the BAL
nuce regular iuen who did not strike.
, 1881-06-02
The H&xc ut HI0luGgll1H.

ChIHNFfE .HHH!14|I8.,
with regard % tho absolute diameter Of y
Cyerythip1 ut presunt Ia ouly probable Cull-
ipcturU sttl 1t may be Interesting 10 state tho
vluws which aru hUl,l nn thoso question: by sugsl
it,ycstixaturs "a Sir William Thompson aud tlu
jItn Prof. Clerk Muxwcll; but W. Ktvo thesu
With nlt attempting 10 Indicate Ito character OF
tho spunuIat10ns On which lhetr eonolushIla
unkuawIt, wu tuay Ktata that thu moiecular
weights aud yoloctt!es Ut u.al'y substances arv
accurately known. 1t Is alsu coujeetuEetl that
cyIls!ous taku place amoug tho molecules ot
, 1881-06-02
NOTES.
,IIyfs rtSE9t

w.s,'s",kof ;,s,'k Of Chicago is not "iono III It's
r,lenai baH" ."tc corrcct returns Of ifs tie
t.'nTe ~ axatton, but nothing Inns yet been
pss los UT N slow tint my VI tho other
dsroseIts's' ssrss H. have natle Intentionally false
tai'aeo 'n Thr Corn Exchange Bank Is now
r!urs,; s,;,uarrI, am Its attorney. Mr.. Bell, Of
h.fe: III I,Tnois. to discuss tho clAim OF tho
saa10s'" .nt That insufficient returns have
Gasffn',so a,a ri its deposits. Tho questions In
'se arc gecrally Tie sa'1o ~ t"os' ~, ~ ma1t
e.,s discussed ut 50 'nac'' ,ca.s'n ~ .,.o M a
M ss,n,tlonal l'ank cas sti,,co;9 b hn,,Rs sbiect
ta9 tinnsteerunatloral inseu Revenue b1lreau'
Oa' 'A' WILLIAM HENRY ssiiTlt
,,- ilny OF two oil Associated Press
theie. ~ md Ills spunt week III the Soslll.
tas"'-'' SECRETARY w1N1'6M .-
u,..r. t,,.morrow, 10 be absent two weeks
nNgnesDta -
u..,,,,on f,r n new trlnl Il, the cnse. Of
,,lGss'stn,, lGs tic tliree-cnr.l monte 8Wiiiaier,
hlmpS,..a ,..arrnc, ard tie sentence OF -FOUR
~ l.. n thB penftcMtfhry status, ln9ch 70 tne
18TH nj Il iargu e&rele ~ us lflonns u
a%aI,is, who slo not t''iik !aWs Wele a.aan iasie
!. .,eouInte 4 mai Win sueA soelnl co'1tlccs
inas a. lie buasts.
,,.., TINT ti,o nctfor of the Com-
It's cstHatett .st. .'as tt,n "rtr,,,nn,t ri Inv
Mission In sustaining tnT ~, Int ~ .s,n rcI,.
EautWell nKa1ltst t!so E4M, a.,, ~ H., % ne In. 10
hsbop of Now Orleans WILL 3eauee tuo o'aiAAs ~
slieast f5oe,m'
J. ]. rftATr, THE foE!t
tonue,y Of Washington. Is 10 app!.eant< < aor ne
s~idol OF Consul, ueneTa! " s,. tI,sa
h. Main, iildorsad by d. =; mnH1eT, 1aaS' 1oa. mS'
1;.sr Wendell Holmes: nchTt y: ,s,ta.i snn,SiuWt t
III, Aldrlch. +. u stedEna'' " " 1aoi'@4i"' @'"
L h, Stoddard -----...
rus Foncf: OF THE CENaUs'oFFlCE
81, .,,..ay been reduced ono -half. owing to the
eihaoluos 'iars " ,ev rt, h.vt, beon expuue tbnp
.u."sassncctei. .u"as1 Gen. Walker thinks 1t doubtful
stttber al tho work viii be fcady 20 w UPON
htdests Of conRrGssmci1 neas nectu9et, .Ii,, ~
he expects to pllh!isn' 5eipIu nG1s MsnNl. -, ~
kl,t hftcon rcpotts on d1norent GaSa ",
iaRqpsrto volume; ane onf ~ ,moncv Nv cnm nv
topEeal, a. It Is f0onu REcAl usnL VI .oHvs ILL
tstaycd bY such NJ arranKcmont. Mr. ma!ker
kqfesxhsImed with dcm9hos TOT 1htor"aaon'
, 1881-06-02
GENERAL NEWS.

GEN FItAII NJTWS.
sptetat D,,pateA to 77s Chicago Tribune.
ToIlUNro, June IA meeting uf Short
Horn breeders In tlis city decided TO estab-
l[sll new hertl-book for Canada.
Bushnell. a Cincinnati detective, Is here
looking after Sa0.0U0 defamtter.
Tho Press Association Of canndk give dinner
10 Goodwin Smith, at tho Queens HOTEL. ou FRI
day night.
, 1881-06-02

SAN FRANCiSCO'S TEMPORARY MAYOR.
Ban FnAHCIHCo, Juno 1.-Suparvssor Doane
wus elected temporary Mayor OF Sun Ffauclscu,
by tho Board OF Supervisors. last night.
, 1881-06-02

THE IRoN-wOnKE Ess' STRIKE.
CINCINNATI, g., June 1.-The strike at
iron and steel workers for an advance COLL
mcnced this morning. Nearly .,0o1 men eul.
royed In the mills OF this city, EoylnHtou, and
Newport arc out. Every mill shut tlnwt. The
strike is not likely to oc of long duration.
, 1881-06-02
ATTACHING a IsALI4-DKEsS.
Aasttaf fHtndfeh to ThS Ctiedup TfikNgk,

MONTREAL, June 1.-The question rs to
whether ball-tlress niay Or may nut DO ut
taclled for l!ubt, was decided ln the ai'lrna-
tive by Justice Mackay, IN tlla casa of Sharp
ley W. Doutre. In giving judgment. the
Court sati It was not 3 principle OF thu Cana-
dian courts ulat clothing WIS exempt from
selx.re. The code merely declared certain
klt.d ar clothing. aAuloly: "0Fsiluary md necos-
aary olothlpy," free gsom seizure. Thu auost1pn
,xaa this; II u bal.tlress M nrd.uasy aud neccs-
snry dr0saf ls It necessary for ron and pooFf
IIts Honor hed thAt II s lpt u. ordinary art!oI9
III cluthipx 1t euUId only 10 worn ut balls. Tho
dress attached in this case was ut taa Va!uo nf
do, and the Court usluEe1 tho attachment to bo
ua1ptujpcd,
, 1881-06-02

MONTREAL, June l.-Tlle Heruld says:
"l'Ile tat[tt on sumo classes Ut heavy goods,
including the hasbor4tucs allA tolls, a'aounf-
cd tn 81 per ton; but. since tho trtisi-in.
Council has been given effect ", cutttng tie
rut4s dawn 10 less thai one-llalf, soie Ut t9'o
heavy i!nes uf trutEtc have beeii directed
ti,rullgl, Canadian chRnnels. rh!s Is n very
satisfactory outcane 1T tho effort wlIt"h VI.
have 1nn.lu to pronlutc the commeroo OF the port
of Montreal. Atl ut ms SuL :, .'4 tI'tia stus
to tnluenoe heavy frrKhts III lilo rcItiun u the
IT, LAwruucv route. w knuH ri very large
oGutrHcts which have legn laAda for delivery iu
, 1881-06-02
THE ARAfTs}vORAt,

THE ARsfT.SvORM.
Special Dttpaleh n m Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA, June 1.-The artny~worln. which
II now doing 80 much damnRe III Northern
Now York, has made Its appearance In North
f4cotls md Lnnatk Counties.
, 1881-06-02
tho Western Hates, - trade which We hope to
control by Iudiclous legislation"


ARRESTED
6psetal Dtspateh To TIA Chtedso Tribune.
1}ELLEvItLE. june 1.-Jaines Jameson.
one Of two brothers WIN recently came here
from Montreal and started a bo0t and shoe
store, was arrestesl to-day oil complaint Of
Mr. Wells shcrdon. nf Montreal, who alleges that
between 4J,UD0 and 5000 and two ehildton: Tho
Case will 10 hcard tomorrow before tho Poltco
Magistrate.
, 1881-06-02
NEW YORK.

Business inf May Done on the
Largest Scale Ever
Known.
Mr.. Vanderbilt on the Witness-Stand
in Connection with the Tele-
graphic Consolidation,
A Leading Stock-Operator Says
the Market Must Go
Lower.
a Downward Tendency in Brcnd-
stufis and an Upward Ono
f1i Provisions.
Four Thousand Three Hundred and
sixty.three Immigrants ar"
rive Yesterday.
The Unitcd States News Company Starts
on lts Career or Op.
position.
The Deserted Wife Of Levy, the Horn
Blower, Appears and Causes
His Arrest.
, 1881-06-02

=. out ,pat another stroke OF lightning
4 son follow. x.r AssuAn sAv1No
a. ross Of star,,,ntinns and IIscontlnuancoe
h1s.s.J hy tho fsaMSN; fsstatsSN; aggregate saving Ut
, 1881-06-02

sprosx,. WEST POINT.
Fklssts i. s.e. N. T.. June Tho Board OF
A@'s arrived st We.s Point,
, 1881-06-02

new HAMPSHIRE.
CONCORD, n. H., June l.-Tho Senate orGntl-
lied by eleotlng John Kltnbnll President.
, 1881-06-02
TILE WEATHER.

THE BHEwEW8
arc to strike for shorter hours.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-08-19
The Drought In Southern I'LL.
nofs.


N. Y. Tribune, l6.l
In conversation with a newspaper
corres pendent, State Senator Tannsr,
OF Illinois, recently expressed surprise
that so little had been said about the
appalling condition of the farmers in
the southern part Of that State, where
he has been travelling. Even. the
people there themselves do not seem
to appreciate fully their situation.
For years they have enjoyed good
seasons and rich harvests, and have
had no apprehension Of such reverses
as now stare them in the face. All
their surplus corn is sold, and they
have nothing to depend upon but this
years crop. Now, there are many fine
farms of 200 acres or more from which
not dollar will be realized this year.
Being Intercepted as to the effect of
the drought upon the different crops,
the Senator replied that in the terri
tory he had described there had not
been a drop Of rain since June 30.
During this time tie heat had been
very oppressive, the thermometer
ranging from SOC up to as high as 1909
with only occasional exceptions. The
highest point was reached on Monday
and Tuesday of last week, when for
several hours each day hot wind pre-
vailed that wilted every species of veg
citation, even the leaves on the trees
being crisped. In the Senator's opin-
len, one-6fth of the population will
have to be supported by the counties
until the next harvest. Few of them
realize this as yet, because each man,
while knowing that he is short, ex.
poets to obtain help from his neighbors
as heretofore, but will find most Of
his neighbors no better off than
himself.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-08-19
General Trade.

Cornmeal sold yesterday all the way
from So 65 to SO 80 per Dbl, and its
tone is very unsettled as toward higher
prices. A year ago it was 81 80 lower
than at present. Flour is active, and
in value is 81 per Dbl higher chan a
year ago. Wheat continues to ad-
vance in the Northwest, and has gone
uo lOc per bushel within the past few
days, the tone being irregular and ex-
cited. The entire feed and breadstuff
list is so unsettled that dealers are
undecided what course to pursue.
Their is an active demand here for
corn. an 1 millers desire to secure lib
eral supplies, but in the uncertain
prospect.ahesd they are inclined to
hold off and await events. Oats have
advanced 5 cents per bushel within o
few days past, aud the sale of three or
four barge loads made some weeks
ago at 36c for No. 2 mix
ed. delivered free on board at
Cairo for Southern coast distribution
was a lucky hit for the buyer. The
meat market il strong, with prices
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-08-19

No. 35-Before G NJ Calls, J. P. for Shelby
county, Tenn.-Hobins x Alternately vs.
Stokes.
I N this cause an attachment having been
i sued out under section 9455 Of the Code OF
Tennessee, and. returned, levied upon the
property Of the defendant, and affidavit hav-
ing been made that defendant is indebted to
the plaintiffs In the sum of thirty-two dollars
and thirty cents (S32 S0), due by account, and
that the claim is just, and that the defend
ant Is a nonresident OF the state Of
Tennessee; it is therefore ordered that said
defendant make his personal appearance
before me on the I'd day Of Septemb er,
1881, at II o'clock u OF my office. in German
town, Tennessee, aid defend said attachment
suit within the time prescribed by Law, or the
same will be proceeded with exparte; and that
copy OF tais order pc published once a week,
for lou, weeks, in the Public Ledger.
This the 18th day of July, 1881.
1872 1SS ia $50 en- CALLS, ]. p.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-08-19
Mon-ResIaens Notice.

County, Tenn-D Myers ct al VS.. NJ
SappingtOn ct al.
TT appearing from affidavit in this cause
i that the defendants, NJ Sappington and L
K SappiDgtOn are nonresident Of the State Of
Tennessee; it is therefore ordered that they
make their appearance herein, at the court
house Of Shelby county, in Memphis, Tenn.
on or before the first Monday in October, 1881,
and plead, answer or demur to complainant
bill, or the same will be taken for confessed
as TO them and set for hearing ex-parte;
and that a copy Of this order be pub
lished once week, for four successive weeks,
in tho Public Ledger.
THIS 18th day OF August, 1881.
A copy-Attest:
X. j. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By e. B. MCHENRY, d. G. an.
Myers and Sneed and W Flippin, sol'rs
for complainant. l44 100 l5s 4
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-08-19
Saturday, the Sd day Of September, 1881

sell at public cutlery to the highest bidder fol
cash the following real estate, situate, lying
and being in the county of Shelby, State Of
Tennessee, to-wit: Lots 6, Is and 10, in the
Heistand sub-division, lying about All
miles southeast Of Court Square, and more
particularly described as follows: Lot {
is bounded as follows: Beginning al
the southeast intersection Of Heistand and
Raleigh avenues; thence easterly $50 feet;
thence sOuthwardly go feet; thence westerly
$50 feet; thence northwardly 200 feet with the
east line of Raleigh avenue to the beginning
Lots 10 and ~ are bounded as follows: Be-
ginning at a point on the east side of Currin
avenue 100 feet south OF its intersection with
Heistand avenue; thence south l2O feet and
running back between parallel lines $40 feet
to the west line of Mansfield avenue.
Equity of redemption waived. Purchaser ;
title to be absolute. Title has been examined
and pronounced good, but | sell and convey
as trustee only. Sale TO be made between
the hours Of IL noon and pm. at the south
west corner of Main and Madison streets, in
the city OF Memphis.
w. e. MCCLURE, Trustee.
Wright, Folkes & Wright, Attorneys.
1882
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Attachment Notice.


No. 1047-Before W ? York, J. P. for Shelby
county, Tenn.-W S and s j hcGee VS.. Mrs
Mary BOgard.
IN this cause an attachment having been
l sued out under section 1856 of the Code Of
Tennessee, and returned levied upon the
property Of the defendant, and affidavit hav.
ing been made that defendant is indebted
to the plaintiffs in the sum Of ffty-eight
dollars and Eve cents ls5S.05), due by ac-
count, and that the claim il just, and
that the defendant is non resident OF
the State Of Tennessee; ii is therefore ordered
that said defendant. make her personal ap-
pearanee before me on the 18th day Of Sepiem.
Der. 1881, at IL o'clock, M, at my office, in
the second district Of said county of Shelby,
state of Tennessee, and defend said attach
ment suit within the time prescribed by law,
or the same WILDE proceeded with ex-parte.
and that copy OF this order be published once
Q week for four weeks In the Public Ledger
This the 18th day of August, 1881.
IA l50lf64 w p YORK. J P
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The present Duke of Sutherland is
free and easy kind of fellow, and
does about as he pleases even in the
presence Ofroyalty. He can drive a
locomotive and command fire depart
ment, and is no slave to tyranny in
dress. There was garden party a
fortnight ago at Marlborough House,
given by the Princess of Wales. and
among hebidden guests was the Duke.
The weather was extremely warm,
and 10 paying his respects to their
Royal Highnessess he astonished
every one, even those who knew his
Independence on social prejudices by
appearing in a white linen suit OF
clothes, better adapted to the weather
than to the occasion.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-08-19
Attachment Notice.

Before John Spelman, j. P. for Shelby ooun-
y, Ienn.-Mrs. Annie Murphy VS.. George
Adams.
N this cause an attachment having been
Tennessee, and returned levied upon
the property of the defendant, and
amdavit having been made that de-
tendant Is indebted to the plaintiff in the
sum OF 5000. due by account, and that
nonresident Of the State of Tennessee;
II Is therefore ordered that the said defend
ant make his personal appearance before me
on the 80 day Of September, 1881, at 10 clock
a. AZ my Office, No. 80 Adams street, Meia-
phis, Tennessee, and defend said attach
ment suit within the time prescribed
by law, or the same will be pro-
ceeded with, ex.parte; and that copy Of this
order be published once week for four sue.
cessiye weeks in the Public Ledger.
This the 18th day Of August, 1881.
l46 l52 1856 JOHN SPELMAN, Up.