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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-12-05
ADDITIONAL COTTON.

The market to-day rules steady,
with a good demand at fall quota
tions.
Sales of cotton on Saturday last
were 100 bales, to exporters 900, To
spinners 200, closing firm.
Sales for the week sum up 775O bales,
divided, 1850 to exporters, 1850 to
spinners, and $50 to spectators, the
present quotation showing an advance
during the week Of to ic, as follows:
Low ordinary, &c., ordinary, 9Ici
good ordinary, 105c; low
middling, III; middliDg, liz; good
middling, III, middling fair, III.
StainG and off colors &c lower.
Sales at New Orleans last week
were SO 900 bales, and prices closed lc
above figures ruling a week ago. In
futures 520,0 900 bales were contracted
for forward delivery at 9 to IL points
advance for the week.
Last weeks receipts at all U. S.
ports we're 214,9I8 bales, a decrease
from the same week last year Of 225O
bales. Receipts at all U. S, ports
since September LIST sum up 2,2285, 244
bales, and are 270,459 bales less than
the year before at the same date. To-
tai foreign shipments this year have
been 1,077, 1886 bales, against 1,375,83z
last years and | 1856, 742 the year before
at the Same time. Total stocks are
$685. bales, against s95,697 last year
and 76O,094 bales the year before at
the same time.
NEW York, December 5, 1921 pm.
Cotton quiet and easy. Ordinary, Q
Z. Ice; good ordinary, 10 13-16c; low
middliDg, II 11-16c; middling, 1910;
good middling, l23c; middling fair,
13ic; fair, 14c. Futures are steady. at
3 TO Z points below Saturday evenings
closing prices.
New ORLEANS, December 3. 1880
a.m.-Cotton quiet. Middlint, 1lEc.
Sales to day, 800 bales. Receipts,
l2,6S9 bales. Stock, 289,04S.
LIVERPOOL, December 5.-Cotton
quiet and steady. Uplands, 6 11-16d;
Orleans, 6 13.l6d. Sales to. day, 10000
bales. Receipts, $3.50. American,
1850. Futures are steady.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-12-05
GenatObiaItems.

SEHAroBIA, MISS, December 2, 1881.
EDITOR LEDGER:-The lecture of
Mr.. Lee Meriwether, junior editor of
the Memphis Free Trader, delivered
in our town on the Both ult., was a
great success. He handled with a
skill and ability beyond his years the
question Of tariff regulations. This
tariff question is, without doubt, soon
TO become the pivotal point in national
politics. Mr.. Meriwether's reading on
the subject has surely been large, and
the Justice Of his proposition that we
ought TO be allowed to buy our goods
In the cheapest market, was made
manifest by the unanswerable logic of
facts. Although the lecture had not
been largely advertised, our court
house was crowded with ladies and
gentlemen, as highly cultured an
audience as our town can furnish. The
young lecturer secured many subscrib-
ers to his paper and created q most
favorable interest in himself as well as
his subject. We hope to hear from
him again. n.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-12-05
MENKEN BROTHERS.
PERSONAL.

Have
Your shirts
Madeby
Loeb & Nook,
235 Main st. 55t
A national reputation enjoys our
double corset for the full form. Louis
LANCE, 277 Main street. 8Ot
Elegant and beautiful bouquets and
choice cut flowers at 7. A.. Lamb &
Co.'s, under Peabody Hotel.
Demonstration is the thief Of
time" and is also occasionally a very
expensive individual. By failing tc
have roofs repaired promptly. house
owners experience heavy losses by the
rain iHjuring such houses. These
gentlemen should not procrastinate
but have the work done at once BY
Harry ]. Rice, 80 Gayoso.
All the varieties of seasonable
shoes, suitable for ladies, gentlemen OIL
children, can be bad at rock bottom
figures Of A. X. Sloan, 22l Main. Hi
stock is very large and comprises al
the latest styles from the leading
Eastern manufacturers. In addition
to a full stock of custom. made work
Mr.. Sloan also manufactures boots
and shoes to order that cannot be sur.
passed in workmanship.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-12-05

amassed a handsome fortune. He re-
turned to this county a few days ago
on a visit, and called on his former
owner, who welcomed him as a brother
and treated him as such during his
stay. This is one of the many instances
of pure friendship existing between
the races hal is gratifying to liberal
minded people. Mr.. Dickson informed
us he was fayorably impressed with the
changed condition Of things generally
in our county, and possibly he may
make this county his future home.
He leaves for his home in Ohio next
Monday.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-12-05
PILSNER EXPORT BEER,
FRITZ's SALOON. 3I6 Main. 8
One Halls combination safe, large
size; double doors. Apply to
J. r. MCDONALD & Co.,
80 237 Second street.
The wishing ATan.

Mr. T. r. Brogan, brother.in law Of
Mr. John Hollywood, arrived from
New York Saturday last, and has
caused the reward for the missing
John Hollywood to be increased to
FIVE hundred dollars. One thousand
postal-cards, with a full description Of
the missing man, and a photograph Of
him, are to be scattered over the
country. There is a dearth of rumors
of late, though nothing is left to con-
lecture. The searchers were informed
Saturday that some young man had
dreamed ofgetting the body caught on
his hook while fishing in The vicinity
Of the gas works, and one Of the party
insisted that even this moonshiny clue
ought to be followed up. 1t was dons,
though Of course without result.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-12-05
U HOUSE T

D. i. Gillispie was fined $500
in the Criminal Court this forenoon
for selling lottery tickets but given
an opportunity to apply to the Gov
ernor for a pardon.
Melton Brown and Julia Pairchilds
are on trial before Judge Hammond
and a jury to-day, for perjury in
making false pension claims.
Deeds were recorded to day from
W. A. Hallet to Mrs. c. F. Tucker
B. B. Waddel to II. S. Bowen,
Judge Eldridge is absent at Bart
lett, where he has kept the mill grind
lug steadily for weeks. There arc
about two hundred cases on the dock.
ct here awaiting adjudication and the
judges genial face is sadly missed.
His cotton gin case also missedtrial
the other day for the sixth time.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-12-05
An Ex.SIaVe visits His Old Mas.
for.
BIount county Tenn) Dsm0crat. 81

Blount County TENN Democrat, 81
Mr.. William II. Dickson, Of Spring.
fsld, Ohio, left this county nineteen
years ago. He was then a slave, and
entered the Federal army and fought
through the war. At the close of the
war be settled in Springfield, Ohio,
engaging in his trade, (blacksmitbing),
and by industry and economy has
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-12-05
AMUsEMEETs.
.Joshua Wlitcomb..

The above is the title of a comedy
drama to be presented here next
Wednesday night by Mr.. Denmar
Thompson, an actor new to this com
munity. He is said to be very clever,
and is the author of the unique struc.
ture in which he plays the leading
part-that Of a simple and rough New
Hampshire farmer. The sale Of seats
for the engagement opened at the usua.
place to-day.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-12-05
NEW GAME ATORE.

u IthA 0IFttI,
Promises 10 be lively ia full
stock az well as reasonable
prices. Call and see before pur-
chasing elsewhere. Remember
the place, 81 BeaI. S0t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-12-05
Ask Your Grocer
for Refined
Pamela Cooking Oll.
u is guaranteed 70 give Satisfaction. s
Couldn't Hold I'm.

B. f. Faxley was on trial in the
Criminal Court to-day for assaulting
a darby named Porter with a shot
gun. The evidence was also that be
called POrter's wife very bad names
in the formers presence. Attorney
General Turner in abiding to this,
said any nan with the heart of a
chicken would have resented it. "Yes,
sir" exclaimed darky way back next
to the wall in an audible voice. He
was promptly spotted by Deputy Pow
ell, and ordered locked up by Judge
Horrigan for contempt Of court.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-12-05
Buy Gas Fixtures Of Browne.
The Greaf Foof Rnce.

Inc OECAt EOOt htAcos
The final arrangements for the com
ing great walk have been completed
this morning, and judging from the
present aspect, the enterprise promises
to be a grand success. A slight devia
ton from the original programme has
been necessitated by the appearance
Of Hart and Schmehl, but such only
as to make it more interesting for the
spectators. The $1,000 offered by
0'Leary will be competed for on the
following terms: Hartman & Schmehl
VS. O'Leary & Hart. Schmehl &
0'Leary walking square heel and toe,
the other two to go as-they-please, the
two covering most miles in the IS
hours to win. The race starts on
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-12-05
Jet Palace
FINE JE e
AND DIAMONDS
AT ASTONISHING LOW PRICES.

Novelties in Genuine Diamond Goods
las Lacef,;ns, Ear rings. Kings Loekets'
etc. -
Sets, Earrings, Necklaces, Bracelets, Studs,
Novelties in Plated JeweIry-especi-
ailV bracelets. We claim to have the finest
selection. at lowest prices.
OPTICAL GO0DS-A fine stFek a
gpectaelcs and Eye glasses to SUIT every
bady. Genuine Pebbles. Sucked, Blue and
Green Glasses, Goggles and Eye Protectors:
AIarge stock Of real Onyx aud real
Jet Goods, Celluloid, Rubber and Ivory
Goods, Silver Jewelry.
WATCHES-badteB' and Gents, In
Gold and silver. :
Fine stock Of iVOry.hRndIe Walking
Canes and other Fancy Canes.
Materials TOR Watchmakers n Jew
elers. Country orders solicited
Ring yOur VSatorcg and Clocks n
have them Repaired By excellent Watch
JeWeiry made to order aud repaired
By hrst-clsss jewelers..
Call az our New Store and examine
the beautiful stock.
r5-REMEMBER, Low PRICEsi
DH,GOODnHAN NJ 90 GO
JET PALACE,
2ss MAIN STREET, Clay Building
5Sf
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-12-05

New York Shell Oysters, Blue
Points, Shrewsburys and Rock
Always, can only be had at
Henry Luehrmann's. ut
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-12-05

MIDDLE eyed clored woman at 2Oi
VI Third street.
A PARTNER with small capitol; one who
"A understands the gardening business
already established. For further Informs
ton inquire at 25 Main street. ad
GOOD cook; good wages paid, 1a6 MsEas-
" sac street. US
KIM Customers before January lst to buy
oUV our cheap Clothing and Cent? Fur
nishing Goods. HIR6CH, SCHWAB & co,
HlM 80 Main.
II AIDES Beaver, Felt, Chip and Leghorn
liIais sseAaped. d0UDlEAB, 80 Second
BI0
ID FN1ER6 for 500 acres Of frst-claas land,
N 3 miles south Of city. In lots 70 suit,
Plenty on manure 70 gardeners near az hand
for the hauling. WLNANCE.
200 Born Lake Road.
k0li nn.old iron and RAGS. A K0BLBRY,
9Ot 81 Main street, @G
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-12-05
Legitimate Business

Requiring all our space and time, we Will show no Dolls, Toys or
other trihes this season.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-12-05

wAMrEp.

MIDDLE sged ctlored woman at 2Ol
VI Third street.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-12-15
The Guiteau Case.
mountains

The Prairie Farmer M kes th e flowing pertinent
remarks on this case {:
Durirg the week the trial OF Guiteau has been
marked by the same insolenoe on the part OF the
prsoner that has characterized his conduct from the
outset He delivers himself oi speeches at frequent
Intervals threatens cranks who may attempt bis
life, abuses an body who appears unfriendly to-
wards him. and comports himself generally In
troublesome and disgusting manner His divorced
wife and Henry Ward Beechei are the latest victims
Of his vituperatve ire The Judge Is severely Grill
c,.ed on both sides OF the Atlantic for
nermitting such license In the prisoner. But what
can he dot II he removes him from the eourt room
I, will he an error, end such removal would delay.
n not defeat the ends Of justice. True the 'unge
could gag the wretch, or order q baihn around 70
choke him az often he sssayed to open his mouth
But would not such course produce more CONFUSION
tbaa his senseless gabbis causesi And would IL not
awaken . sympathy for the assassin which be might
profit BY and which le certainly does not OBSERVER
A medical expert who watched the prisoners an
tics last Saturday. declares thath shows symptoms
Of so,ening Of the brain, and that the mental ten
sion TO which the trial subjects him VIII cause
general collapse before the trial is over. There
In this opinion srhy Of hope. IL Is qaesnoa
whether th. jury IN bis case will convict him; u he
s .cq uIttsd and set free. mob violenes VIII soon
TAX. th. piece Of justice and the eOuntry viii De
farther al sgrseed By a Isu-dsfying dsed- " he 10
e.,smitted 70 IN insane asylum. bis very eIstsnes
-flt b. csuse Of irritation, and " the iurJ dsaEree
"a ~. -. h,s ~ 70 over Cor snothsr trial. he VIII
/ he an ,lepksnt &c the hands Of the goyernment t
-oui4 be q N rcy 20 on parties concerned " ne
uauldJsst esllspss. IN vhieh etse ". -
coroner's verdict might be ren1erea- Oea "
vfsitstIoa Of Aluighty God"
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-12-15
1ro BE- CONTINUED

Bat hu,hsd be every th0sghf tssi springs.
Prom eat The bi:tsrBess of things;
His quist Is ssesrs;
No thorns en- pisres BIS tebssr feet,
whose lie va. Ike tie violst. srsst-
Az cliabisg !ssnins psrs-
Fonksxorf4.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-12-15
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

hooks, sta tiouery and Fancy Goods.
Mss MARY 'us'Hl1' Next to H''A'''' HOTEL
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-12-15
A Little Boys Journal.

Passages from the Diary Of CLAUDE RENE
JULIAN, late Of San Marcos, Teras. Born
at Richmond Ind, Dot. z, lSS6-Died
Apri2 90, 1881.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-12-15

When physieians have made uss 81 presenpuen
Ter Tssrs IN heir private practice Nth eert.n soe
.s.s :: fs a cuty they sve q uankind 70 pet so
,.,,ss,ss -tthfa reach - al. asd tits q done ~
.sro,vrirhtf-sueh 10 he case vith Dr. seerutnt
Priefiy Ash Bitters. and they have proves 70 eea
blessing % uaufiot- Dfei-A
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-12-15

BUSINESS Cards, one inch or less, one year, Ss 90
Cards in Business Dirett tory. one year, 81 90
CHARGED One Dollar per square for the first in
sertion, and Fifty Cents per square for each sddi
iional insertion. A ~quare Is the space OF one
inch. Fractionsl squares will be counted as foil
squares. Al.
cents per line for the first insertion, and eight
cents per line for each additional insertion. =.
Announcing candidates for Office, county, o.oV
h"r nisirice or state Offices, l0Oa
Obituary notices OF over ten lines charged st
Que half Advertising rates
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-12-15
Free Press.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY
ISAAC II. j U LIAM,
To whom all Letters should be Addressed.
OFFICE-East side of Plaza.

RATES OF ADVERTISING.
One square. one insertion &l 10; each addition
.. insertion under one month. so cents per square
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-12-15
AND WINTER Goods.
l., W0LFS0M,
Northwest Corner Main Plaza,
SAN ANTONIO, TEX AS.
Has now on exhibition the largest stock of
DryGoods, Dress Goods,
Notions, Gents Furnishing Goods,
Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps,
CLOTHING OF EVERY QUALITY AND PRICE,
Ever Opened in San Antonio

Especial attention called to the Clothing Department. which en-
braces all patterns and quality and price can
not be eouaed stock Gents Hats full and com
pete from Stetson to the Cheapest Grades -
Shades and Novelties SILKS VEL II!
his counters The Dress Goods Department is hea with
Novelties, fabrics Plain Goods and an
endless Materials In OF this Inn
mene will find beautiful display of goods suit
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-12-15
FALL AND WINTER

and prices that their cheapne Give him cal and
he will elsewhere Tor what you
want
, 1881-05-31
PRACTICAL SCIE NCE.

Tho American Institute Of NIlninr Fiji.
etMeerx-ExceileMt speech af nn OLD
YJJ4c HecrotaTY ut tho fstseFGors
STAuNTos, Va, May M.-The American
Institute at Mining Engineers met here to-
day, William hiotcuit, of YittsbNsg, prcat-
dent, The Institute WINS welcomed In tho
Opera-lIouse, Arss ty Alayor l'althis antl
tlsen by 4. II. II. Stnart, Secretary af the
interior under President Fillmore, who
x,,uho on behalf ut ttle eit!zons. lilo alluded
70 tie remarkable accomplishments 0f the
gcoiugists nnu mtnorn1ogtsts Of tho DAY and
the ryondorfui strides Ut sciellce. lie. snld
iie well remembered, IN lE'! tllat the dtstlh-
gIisllNa Dr.. l4alldnsr delivered lectures
Ii, England to PROVE 1t WIS ahso-
iutely i,npractlca9lo Y apply steam
to ocean navigation. Unfortunately for
the Doctors reputation Us Il scientist
aiId p,oplet, a steamship WIS tue first to
brtllg Ills lecture tu tllis country. Afler rtt'
Viewing the history and progress at the
evientile aonlova,net'ts taat have rendered this
sisS sy spS s. synH w m 'sske;f sso 8;
pro9ress. When 1urn iay Thoughts from taia
Retrospect ot thu I,At half century, and venture
u iUuk IL tho t.ture, my ast.A - an14!eA by tho
brt9hltcss of tbs pictures which rlat Gcfnro It.
u1d am fnrcen tu pxGlAtIn: who can SuJlturo
10 prpt!lgt whit thu llext half crntury may uFtlR
forth1' Whutovur It may Go, ! hnzard unthlDR
in pred!etlu3 that no ea,all part of ~ aohievo-
l'urlntt nie, lhuI,. 10 fhnnk yuu lt Advanuo fus
what aln ttlEe you vi nccolhp!sh, n1M aIatl
Ia tasidor sou III l4hatf uf tly fsilow-cItzous, a
cordial welcome to our rliy.
, 1881-05-31
PAUL BOYTON.

Tic People nf ats k'nul Stnntl on Ttrtr
High Iytmnt nnM sloot fsnur~rly tn
Sec tho front Atvipstlpcr's Ftro n
7apetxet and pnhttc Down t.se Long
River.
Special Dtspatrh to Tnt Chicago Ttthans.
Sr. 1'Auf, Mint, Mtny :If.--CnW. Paul boy
t1I,, who has t'eeE IN st. fa,tl several days
making preparations Tor ltis tliousn1lti-,ni!G
swim down the Mississippi to 81. Louis.
t,ntle lliS start This ,sinrtlinE nj 10 D'rIDck.
llU ,louleh lis rubber dress IN his reftn at
tho liotc', and carIe 10 his cnrr|aEe, waiting
for lin G,, .)ncksDn strrct T1,Gr. NJ lul-
y.es,sc crowd had already congrrpntMl, ai,tl
considerable difficulty WIS cxncrlenrc'l IL
rcnchlpy the vel,1r1r. Thls was, however,
finally accomplished, when tho earrtnEc
lnan's, whcra Capt. layton was pho.
,ograpltcd in dress. rhenca lle wits
arIven to tho foot Of r:aatc street.
Here ls,rue crnw, I,ntl colicctr.), ~, lnlssd,
was The casD alhllK tic entire river 10 mud
l,elDw TIM uht ribvatnr. Every nynllh'in spit
ot ot'ssrya.'o was osc!,,nlr; otll ''ass t
my lmfnt whern tf,a swimmer cnnlsl BY scr''
rs lie passc,l down. ~ 1890 cnpt. Boytnli
entered THO water Hinil tho sl't:rtS oi !l M,
tieulo,,strations Of upptause. As soo,, IL
aecw e Fe"f iis oaat 5 f"''' 70 hs ~ st,!e, ''D, a,,
$enns w. rocEet YayS,! IN aiS,t +" n;
by tllrcu ciiecrs frptn it,o crowd, wlIe,s thc
i!ri!ns n'iie.,. idshti,,x eEis. ta stsrte' II
opp,eit tho Keakuk N"rthcrh 1.lt.c n''lcr lto
aRa!n sent up roeket, Aiter Which he iiruW
alt}iE as t,t,lptiy 1u cntttCutGiiy ~ Il fiDAfng
, 1881-05-31
RELIGIOUS.
1ttIttf'tSTS.

HAuEfSTS4
The Baptist minister's wcckly conference
nssclnblett ln 1'arlur II Of tho lrunG l'acif1c
yesterday saorsi!ng.
Tlia Rev. str. Van 0sdeI reat1 n paper cll-
Titled IA I'len fur Systematic Payment To
t;ot's Cause." 1le said tho necessity cx.
listed for II 1nore liberal Elvtng to tic
cause OF Christ than at present n,,-
talnnt, and he believed the best method was
10 obey tho Scr1pturni Injunction to give
tenth of Ills cnrntngs. Numerous quotations
from boil, tho Old nt,d New Testamcnts bear
Ing upon tile giving Of t!tlles to the prirsi-
hood wure given 10 show tint God Got1'n,n1nl.
eli Ills rconIc tn .lo this: nId tho cssaylst
said !ie believed Il WIS sbtsTAtory q" every
Christian to contribute to u6,l's cause n
tenth Of his incDme. The Church was sNf.
fgrng for tho means To stem the tl'tu Of jnti-
Iellty in our lat1 A1ltl members Uf churches
statistics It was Shown tint tho contributions
| for missionary purposes WINS )cSs tlAG ~
cents nplece for c.lcl 0f The 25Do, ,DN l,nplists
IN this country. SystehMtic glsiag-tfInt Is,
ss tg es Gr sss II Soas son'"% aa sho
This ltov. slr. Hont1spesa ,oox Sxeepk'on to tho
tion. sonlo uught to Kiva tnprc Yi,1 a,hers less
1fo bclovsd mlsst0nNry anu rnbii!;@tlnp socnftns
srs x'tT1 TSe n at aps;. H. ss ii ,e IT, Sr S oss e
tribtllcd fr 1utsslonAry purposes Nl1c Inst ytar
more tlNh S10l.Q00. The law ot tho nlucn linGs
WIS, hc thought not tho best for tho World uf to-
DAY. .. =
| to the Church WIS tue low. Somo tnotl 0hght In
give l01 per rent mid olhrrs aD. No RystsiTt-
| ntzel rule guuid bA adopted. Tue f1eyltlcAl Inv
would s,ot work In our dAy.
Tthe ltGv. Dr. Anderson sa!d tho fdcts ahOultl
be hid before tho people, and thoti let them uvu
a. the Lord moved them. Ito proposed, wien
| tho University troubles hrt. over, itt,tl
money IS s,eedcI for q specific object,
to lily tho fncts heioro THE pruplc, md
ha believed tho mnncy wnud 1c furtll.
] coming. Fucts md nx,ircs Wero what wurc
wnl,.p1 to tanch tho eOpio what IL do with thelt
| money Ii, tho way of giving It II tho Church.
Iicv. 1,rs. Northr11r,- Lawrutlcn. I4orlmrr, HUI
bert md utheTs. a!l of ,vhon tissrHtc frui the
views OF tho cssnyist i'll tho titao or 10 per con
systetn.
was introduced to Tho conference nnd inuslc u
few runlnrks.
| The tuv. j. gtatlE!uy, of Siookhol,n. Swcsletl
1 who IL collecting money fur lInptlst church il
and stated tho object VI hia visit TO Atncrcn. lfl
| fur.
Next MdndGy morniug tho reports from III,
| churches and remarks from those who hAu At
toudcd the indianapolis anniversaries will bo TIL
| order OF txerCscs.
| After urnytr ty tho Icv. Dir. Miller, the Con-
ference adjourned.
, 1881-05-31

The a,InMai Convention Of tl,e Episcopal
Church In tho Dlncese Ut Illinois will assein-
bio i'll the Cathedral Ut ~. Peter alld l'aul,
West Washington nlM Peoria streets, to-tlhy,
atO Il. Ut. Mornlng prayer viii Do real nj
this hour, but tho principal services OF tho
tny will bo Mt 10::0 Il. H., when tho }3fslop
tic Kov. 4, W. Snyder, ftecttr Ut EnitnanM al
Church, Rockford. pEeNchlrR tho scrin0il. Tho
lsBtl0p will tulvnr hls annual address before tho
EQuYIntlAu Ut ss5:lU D. Ii.
, 1881-05-31

Il not fccciycl with nwe tiy the press ut the lh,-
minln,', :. "" AhalI have t,nrti ro,lsc!.'n th'n
s1r. oof fiiitsa {s krpf up,", raSs Tho. Ottawa
ifkrad. 1--WE trust thu gentlemen feel hpnnrt.t,
ftttWuxd that t* tho only r,.nMmfcnsr they will
THF8f1tn fJ({t}t.
, 1881-05-31

ta,hs.. .aAT WEAE THE LAWYEIl's FEES
Asa fSe y enses! Nothing is luorp ynrjat,t0
~ nins 1eo ehntEed by au attorney. lie has
nj ssys ~ get all ho catl: but this rt1te wilt
temputs @aEt Nv agllFes Oil which the reporter TIM
ID Nor II Il huro iu putit civil cnses As u
lied bv .,s.t, Whero the fee OF an attorney ID
hQa lswraatuto, atld Where tho !oaInR side pays
h,he VIZ a. a. II dues other costs. 4 lawyer
" ls,fn.s e1ac not lnu9 fxo rot jaok-knil0
4tl-&piysx + seata, say, Riid ut that rnto over 1900
saton e,nS baso hten sq,,Asllcred In petty ltt-
tsecosft cos saa. !. II large nu1i,bur Ut. jus
EfAaps H. fHea ~ attorneys aru GtAntnyel. hut
re0id b. ~ +, afcfago, oyerythng Considered.
sssssas! i u ,s,tesneya tess s tS Ia III. inc foo
lauQnI Il, eMn.nT regulated according to this
r. eost Vi H. ih1sseIsty sIay involved. AZ 80 ease9
IsAI luut ~. ~ o.vn c!Isrs would he illcFtAsetl
s!ps.ses ant e.. KraEd sotal af si@:.,sJt r. nlt
ssaderfui!y t1as!!,e' MILE iGss, tho amount would he
I'D pI'XEsston Xssto in Chicago js i. r.,g,S u.;IuUyss.
- tim Il Nv "ofly And lenulIe It hus caused,
~ capns,t ~ ~ taaeh pvuply froa their busl-
taount of ,s W estimated. Probably tho total
11a flAlio fta.oHFty r. involved was nor M0ro
sett'cs iii =. Gaaa, for thoro arc lnitly suits IL
aA bare i"s,ls!h Or even Is. T4U Justice docs
mn tau 'fsrssasetlu! Il IN cdscs Involving luuro
Y t4iis ipviri,.sta. therefore, Hhuut $Iss}O0 TO
WI taxt H. EEaju3p Dut II dues nut iol-
seses,uf cySrs., sun chat,ked hands. ln InAny
ss9tJ shrr,. tae III WIS suusllccessfu; tn
- "a vsihs,asa a,hass b. W. IN. i.
= ). 1 Ma tskcu- 10 that Il Is sato 10 W