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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-25
Pure Water.
PersonaI.


Mr.. David B. Harris a member of
the New Orleans newspaper fraternity
is in the city.
o. Z. Bayliss, St. Louis, VIM. H.
Harris, La, Ben Gibson, Ascension
parish, La, W. G. Bib, Madison,
La, G. j. Seay, Mason, Tenn, w. H.
Stone, St. Louis. j. II. Miller, Water
ford, Miss, A. v. Piercefeld, Mel
rose, Miss, Colonel Dan Sessions,
Australia, Miss, Colonel Caruthers,
Oxford, Miss, are all among our Wis
itors at the present time.
A great commotion is taking place
among the many hat sellers in the city
on account of the establishing of the
Dollar Hat Store, 344 Main, which
has tumbled prices to figures far lower
than ever heard Of before. Hats which
usually sell for 81, $3.50 or 50, can now
be bought for 81, and in some lines for
even less at the popular Dollar Hat
Store. The result of these extremely
low prices has been to crowd the store
to excess with the hat wearing public.
and enormous sales have been the
rule. The other hat dealers are in .
state of bewilderment at the diversion
of trade to the new store, but theil
troubles do not interest the public
who care only for the fact that a bet
ter hat for less money can be bought
at the Dollar Hat Store, 344 Main
than elsewhere in the Taxing District
Colonel w. R. Stewart, editor Of tn,
Southern Live Stock journal, pub
lished at Starksville, Miss, will at.
tend the Mississippi Valley Cotton
Planters convention in the interes.
of his paper. Colonel Stewart is
live, energetic man, and from his lon
experience is in a position to accom-
plish much good in the wide and pro
life field his journal is devoted to
The subject is one of Importance t.
the south, and though it has not re
ceived the attention it deserves, j
rapidly becoming popular. The South
ern Live Stock Journal stands almos
alone in its peculiar line, and its valu.
is sure to be enhanced blythe valuabl
assistance Of Colonel Stewart, who i
actuated solely ba q deep interest il
his work. He will make his head
quarters with ]. ]. Busby & 20.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-25
No. 292 MAIN STREET,
Nearly Escaped.

Jimmy eastman, the Brownsville
burglar, was nearly successful in an
attempt to escape yesterday. He pre-
tended he wanted to change a book
and watching his chance made a dash
out of the Jail gate. Deputy Charles
Stuart gave chase and succeeded in
bringing eastman to the ground before
he had gone more than a dozen yards,
and landed him back in Jail. The
wound was slight, the ball grazing the
side just above the hip. He and his
companions were at once locked up in
separate cells and orders given thatt they
be kept there and not allowed the
privilege ofthe yard. The jail gate is
also to be locked at all times.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-25
SONSY HAS COME
5 for 25c,
At SOL COLEMAN'S.


To whom it may concern: All per-
sons arc hereby warned not to credit
or trust o my account my wife, Mary
Hahar, who has left my bed and
board, and that l will not be respOn-
sible for any debts or contracts made
by her. LAWRENCE HAHAR.
Nashville, Tenn, May 28d, 1881. 76
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-25

Buy Hose of Browne, 40 Madison.
Buy Hose Carts Of Browne, 40 Madison.
Buy Gas Fixtures Of Browne.
Buy Well Pipe Of Browne, 40 Madison.
Buy Pitcher Pumps Of Browne.
Buy Sewer Connections OF Browne.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-25
NC Nupreme Our

Special to the Ledgcr.l
JACKSON, May 25.-The First Ma.
tional Bank vs.. Oldham heard to-day.
The Shelby law docket will be heard
in the morning.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-25
FOR SALE OR TRADE.

Mat elegant tWo-story Brick Residence on
4 Dean ayeRue, s rooms and bath room
alter tanE on top Of house. Library hand
n tile underground drainage; stable, car
fo hnuFe, Il ait trees. @ e. VIII tfade for
Der city property Of inferior v l-o. Appiy
ANEbl BERLIN, Y n' &.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-25
The Georgin COTTON ExpOsltlon.

The subject of Colonel Hardeman's
address before the cotton exchange, yes
terday afternoon, was the cotton expo
sition TO be held at Atlanta on next
October. He dwelt at length upon the
importance of the enterprise as an illus
tration of the south's products, and APP
pealed to the merchants to take stock in
aid of it. A committee, including Messrs.
j. r. Goodwin, d. p. MADDEN, r. Y. Pat
terson, J.. w. Fulmer, and j. w. billiard,
we're appointed to take the matter under
consideration. Colonel Hardeman stated
that New York has subscribed $4,000 to
the enterprise, New England $4,000,
Atlanta, $4,000. and other points enough
10 make up $4,000.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-25
s,eiIinR Paper.

For house, store, saloon and other
decorations, can be had at
76 MANsFORD's.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-25

The Coolest place I'm Memphis
CONVERSE'S BILLIARD PARLORS,
Ii Monroe ST., opp. Peabody.
$3.50
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-25
NOtice!

Intending to remove to New York,
we desire to sell our stock as speedily
as possible, and offer same at retail
for cost.
SIT MAY, LoEwENsTINE & Co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-25

LADIES ICE CREAM SALOON
JOhm CEaeO, 2I7 Main, under
WOrsham House. Ice Cream de-
Ilve=ed TO families. fresh Cam
dies daily. IA
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-25
REWARD.

WILL ray SO reward l0f ,ne return Of ni,
liver aud white pointer biz, h-Was he iyy
til pup when she disappeared. May s, 1881.
40 hINTER PARKER, 2S9 Main st.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-25

For a nice glass Of pure Soda and
Mead go to Miller's, 292 Main
street, southeast corner of Madison
street. 70
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-25

Awnings. Mattresses, Upholstery, Mos
quito Bars, at Buttenberg's 29l Second st.
o.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-25

Pure refined Cotton Seed Oil for
cooking purposes, in place of lard.
Buckham & Campbell, 50 Beal street.
est
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-25

We Recognize No Competition in
styles or Prices.
Gents Straw Hats, 75c., worth 81,
Gents Mixed Straws, 81, worth 81
Gents Vsntilators, .75c., worth 81.
Boys Mixed Strsws, 75c', worth 81.
Young Mems Nobby Mackinaws, 81.
Boys Sun Hats, &c.
Dollar Hat store, 34l Main.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-25

Ice cream delivered to families daily
BY Mrs. r. Stotz, 1872 Main. 66f
, 1881-09-07
TIE WHITE 11t,,,s,,

't'' avn ltkt}N 4Hf%
WtslfiStsrnS, n. t., scp,. 49,. i,
OF vi. y. +. Rqekwol. III e,,nrr - ,'ts t"auc.t
btl.1Rs mud grounds, al uxa,,,ln0,' y. tho ruh,o
'nnlo by co'. uaorse Il. warina .r ha' been
apeutor. Of Newport, Il. L., Of TIM asahtHry In.
aanltnry condition ot tho Esccu,u.an ".n'hhaye md
Col. Warl',x In l,Es rurort Huy,: ~. M"nson
ton 'n''ientcs very ni,ch ieys .ata ~ esalina.
tt'nn current rer orts would ,rnl .'e o.e .e'tdoa
10 fhr as nxt'oso'1 In vuw. tho wnrs n J." e&pfet
plumbing IT. the ousa scctu to H,'.''hp In sna
Eou'fs Tho arrangement Of tbo " w s,ssr'a*oaabl,
'prs md wastc. rIpcH II anct "a +. '"!"s so!
Tue construction has horn adler, IN n'tal ~" whtse
to ttmo as pecasion required ami :" y. IRON Tina
plumbers s'xRosted It. Much Of +, H. ,uttescat
not q llttlu Of It radically. n. c,,,.,atre.
WHOLE Wl'lle th0y ure FREQ frtrn n.siuefcl .aEl a.
olttsl f0ltti!t III thG bettur cnss -, .le defeets
cries. tho plumbing hppilnncis ~ tha ~ nsonscs ii
Alaflson no mt c,lfornl tn wt,of ~. E.Secltlss
ceGteM fla ileceasNry ailnltnry pr,mfn,el e low ac.
s'!fe dwelling. TIT. Wiring ihont y, t,tI.nl"ns Of
his rceotr'ncnntiUn ft,r silS in xv.s ll dutA
aentn - I'm necessary, slatIn0 ihst IN a,
nEe. CONSTRUCTION EontHlt1y, " tnso a, tae nra'a.
ant ,s without co.nnensAttont tho propcrr9nfos fos
VI nls foc0mmetidnttons It Is cplst.israeSSe sraeSSeauou
certain that tsot. Rockwell viii nrsu nnnrtu quite
recommendation Of Col. WarinSp pp!vie nNs oi ths
!tnttrovement will bo coi1ulet1ce, aua =, shat ths
day. S"ee' IL an eatIJ
, 1881-09-07
AT BALTIMORE. .

a Qii11sr sfENE AT rItF: DfI'OT.
Sprtant Dtspa.th to The Chtedoo tribune.
nAIriMoRE. Md, Sept. G.-As curly as q o clock
this morning quite larKo htltnbur nf pcrsons
assonlbed at tho un'on nepot In thfa city to sec
tho train benrIna the President to Long Iiranc!,
pass through. aud, II possible, to lcari, huw he
hnd STOOD tho lirst etax0 Of bis Journey. I.y
direction of Col. G0orgo q. Wllkons, ElIpcrln-
tenslcnt of tho baltimore & Potomac Railroad,
nE tho fraoks Scro clearod In tho vicinity Of tho
depot, and M cngfnc was allowed anywhere
Iear, so as to 1hvatn "a nearly m possible Nll
unnecessary heHt, sm0kc. or n0Hc. Notwtti-
standing that tho trnln was later than was OK
pocted, those In anu around tho drpot were very
s,5nDuEp AND QUIET,
una speat tho tins ln discussing tho prubabi!.
ties OF what tho effect uf tho ral,,Dyal would be
OIL the wounded President. All, howQyer cx-
pressed ttnlr hcnrtfelt wishes Tint ho would bc
KrnAtly benefited anl wUuld aoou recover,
Rhortty bofore o'clock tho pl,ot.engl,le, MI. &,
III chnrge Of rrainmuster 1Ioll, VIVA K[Khtod cotu-
lnR IRON toward the tunnel. and every ollc
thought that It was tho train. lis mission was
quickly lcarnod, md It soon passed on
It's way to HOO that no ubatrltctio.,s
wero In tho way, aud. a fow minutes later, NJ.
G1a cAn10 putting towards tho depot, through
which It passed at slow rate, all eyes earnest.
" gn1tug ut
TfE BrIENn1nly-EQulprEn TRAIN
M II bnrc ts precious freight eastward, and In Il
moment 1t hui pnsaal out OF yIew ut,d eptercj
the Union Tunnel ind sped OIL ita ,say IL Bny-
Wow Junction., thonce to Philadelphia, ,Ths
traln left Washington ut U:4o, Philadelphia
time, and Inado tho run to tpttlmorp
Of nearly forty-two miles, lu ono hour
nnd seventeen minutes. an nvcraxc OF
thtrtY-two tnf!cE per hour. Contrary to expcctl-
ton, tho train passed directly through the dcpot
and proceeded Oh, hut
, 1881-09-07

miIar :" tho suffering President, did not nl,-
pare1.tly disturb hin. for hi lny perfect
~ not1ontcsH. III 'f nslrcr alrd I'M
| ei.hss'"ns' wien MI wits ready, tho moi,
VIM laa attended him front tho WhItn Ilunao
h'stel 'ho h@i' ir1lt'r work ant u!a. nld ntnvo,i
'alslly and cautiously part why Into tho cur.
iho'l 11efc WIS II lt'l'. Pcs'1h'' funnd thorr hn
ncsn so'ae "ep'lx measurement. aud. fur uu
ni..u'n' .n sa'uaet run tht7hisa tho thraua, and
aIa, sao.o "ns tIe"lpHha aLd dfoAd, !ost some no'
s."s1t ", , auient oeeui. nfs. .AaanY' woodward.
an1 ., uA'ues' "1u "ole III tue cur mud nad pooh
A.ous's n'. aooAsi!9 o'' ean 10 tho uss'Stanco Of
no'u ~ j., .nu "aRon' aaa rug ncn WIS Gnally
.",,. ,,'t j., ~ ~. ""sa tnh, tno aurh was sne
Ss"' ; "au'1 ~ 'ue e"r. hhsi tno fFcattlcft was
''"se" NJ as mihla tacu lor~nrd. rs It Is cnlc't.
r.n..,,. -. 'os -, auu ~ ~ y"k sup aaa eofll-
VII n'' "'"'''ess III tho fatlr coaphrt-
''~">' r,,,, ,.,,.
n, tno ,,,,. - ~ .,.,'', ~ ''....'Mt ...,F
rr.,t. .,,".s,., ,'' -" ."s' Fe!soaa4
r,,n,.. n,'a s,H's..t. ha "as ll's1nhta'
cns;I. M na s,t,,,, 'I 1ss,s.., steh ussntnoa moro
sw,u,a.,,, ~ .,.., $50. ~ s,u's ~ ""so
t,,,n", ~. 'a ,eeins 'e't !" eseIy
s,a..,, -. ~" ."s ~ .re"e..t WIS sHicly
uwukun,r.. ,,r ,.,'nnrTn.. a,.r r,1 w"s ~
nm tl,rmrr nr nIjr,n,o s,o -, ..,. ,I .,.'' I'M
with II a,ro.,,or t,.no - .a.,.,' D..s
Hcnrcciv r,orn n, ,, !. ,,,t,,,,. y..,. ,,.S,s".
,rm, nl.nc,i ~, n. ,',,,a,, IL. ' ss"'e.. ...
whrn tho .r,,,,rnn, r,1,l., ..,..". ". ~. ~.
t,mim In nor,,,, ',,,In't, r", A.. ""s'as ,no
ahead" Tu ryu nf .,v,r,. sr,,t..r % ra, .to,,,, Wv
I'm ,rn,, ins,".,s 49, =. ,.' .M "'ohs
x, n, EnrInrr i,,,v,, mn i,v,, ,,,,s s,,r,,,s,:
inpyc,i. III II moment tho trntu VIVA ,nnrIr,s,
lust moving.
MIR 4 s,u.St. u,, p.r.t,uv,, ,,.,..v
hu,l runn frn,n i'm ,,,., li,,,t, ,..,...,
cnr. ,vhrrI hnI mtt,sn ",'. -, qa,.... ~. u
mir, Nut n raJt huu ,no,f, ,,,o ulsntt,si S,,,,,
, 1881-09-07
ILLINOIS. .

so>eto, ,,t,not.h IA 1ns eateaos r,,sxns,
this city, In obsdIeuce to dc recommsnJarou
Of Tim fovsrnnr, AM, the Proclamation Of Mayor
pos,.s 80 49, -. Taora "a ~ ~ Ruajnau
plaooa wero generally closed and nass psa5sr
meeting was held Mt tho Opera. House, ID whlta
tha cioryvr1en ~ thc cItv pcrc all repfesented+
so..tot n.,o,.s ~ ~. raf,aoo Tribune
n,rnw Fl, s.ns \ ~rhs ,,av nf prayrr gss
~. NoH, ~ o0p ~, bor. tos,.
11ot sensFany VI pupnoiy ooso ns,.., NY sr.
Tho ntttce "aB too short Tor any cones1'eH ~
t1on on the part OF cur o!ef9y' sAtues u"'s ~, ~
OF st. Patricx's Church, said mass, the sehooi ~
charge OF the dominican Hsttrs attending But
e taS Gloaos atogoa xs III ~ W, fnr ths Fiji
dents recovery
WATsEkA'
WArsEKA, ILL.,, acpt- s.-1ho dnY o. pfs}@ H.
nppaintod by tho uoyarnor o. acSHpn nse,yeJ
'ass Of tue was ba,so yss cos
betweon IL ami Il, and about loo people. IRE
spee,iye at political fath nt rellga1s gaas 70 ea
semo!eu AZ tne camp. mee!!ng, .tn9ufI| ..ht9sf I|cmaffs
...r, ,pts hv ~, hov Mrssrs. Ge md Fur
syth. The excrciscs @ woro made rnore molfG!Aai aa
by the ru!nor prevailing that The Pfest9e9s. aS 10
aea dnrin9 aa nsmoSst ~ s1me to ths SQUARE
inch Tor lie heroio Chief tha,i Watseks.
.epnIsoFlrLp,
srRtNQplELp' lii nept: - : Nv ,.S of pssyer
s fos .Se PssdSnt. r. H. inacoordaacs COZ viii Gov u:
inns nrncIs.nntfon. she State and Federal otets
were csod ior tho Eay, ana banks and "a a,a p'aeI.
OF business generally closed between " ~ n.aaos
cnnfch. q % Pyers Wore oierei By local s!e5xs a;f
tnon aud feeling addresses wesc maze y uyl
Caioa e1'uoy: panSr, saS t,i119s iS1, = He!e led ID
uaHepa9 ana oa99se; .fsr Ias Sysnaa
se'esas o'aes oausenoe.
ssteta, oi,pa,ea U is II. catsaso 7ts.ust. Il,
QulSns. i'll, Sent. o.-rherc uons 10 a9rslmr a;,Is9lr
, 1881-09-07
BLAINE's BULLETIN.

THE PRESIDENT Feels As IL LIS HACK
WE'RE nAu[sEp. .
Loso l'nAscu. Sept a~-1o Morton, Mtntsttr,
tdFts, a1td Loutll, MfnfsttF. LoHtton: Tho Pres
!dent left Washington ut halt-pust q thls mcru.
tne, and reached Long 1}ranch at twenty mlupteA
past u lln seemed tn bear tho journey well.
though the hcat waa very oppressive. .Aflar his
arrival ho waa for several bouss, reat!ess,
showed sg1ls Of Rroat fatigue, and complained
shat hta buck had bruised feeIlnx. ills pulao
suse t0 III and hia temperature to l0lA. Al thIs
hour. buff past ", he IL sleeping, and bis tever
IL aba.lns. d. Ills surgeons regard Als
aymptoms Rs neepasary resuls os ths
Journey, apd expect a favorable chsngc pp
shla air, within the next two dayi. Tho raves
istn part attributed to Tho excitement ho felt ut
, 1881-09-07
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.

D1s1tEA11TEN1SG EFFECTS OF THE JOURNEY,
Lone flRAScM, Hopt- G.-The evanng otl!clal
bMtotin Is III follows:
SEPT. 8-~a;30 p. m.-snce the laat bulletin was
Issued tho President bus hecu moved from
Washington to Long Isranch. Iio was more rcst.
less than usua1 last night, being evidently some.
what excited by Ruttotpadons OF btu Journey.
This nnrnanR at 6:;N bis pulse was 1ls, te,npera.
tutc DOH, respiration IL.
We loft Washington with the President at 500
4, u. Owing to the admlrahto arrangements
lI'ads by tho Pennsylvania lsailroad Company
and to tho tngvnoasly arsan9cd bed Designed
by 7. N. Ely. the fatiKuo Incident to transpofta-
tlon WIS reduced to IL minimum. Nevertheless,
~ was anticipated, sotns signs Of disturbance
produced oy tho journey have .been exhibited
since bis arrival by a rise OF temperature and
increased frequency OF pulse. At present hls
pulse 10 III, temperature l0la, respiration 1s.
Il u. ", 1Llas.
J. X. BARNES,
III. WOODWARD,
NObRHT HzYBuRN,
u. IAYEa AaNEW,
FLANK Il. HAMILTON. :
, 1881-09-07

inorc ttnu hnlf thB .lrlIry Iu,l lenll COMPLETED
he WIS greatly rannsad. and aaIt! thla was ect,l.
Gully tho illAt Interesting tlny nf any sInca h
! WINS shot. nr. l3oyntoH Attd llrfe That tho re-.
nloyni Of thu l'rcstEtlit prnnses /" In II pprfcri
s,'cress 1tu IL confident TINT ,tie f'r..,ktent viii
Le IN butter .sIlnsitou wt,c,, he lcacl,cH 1:lbc
i1'sl thh wllen hu started. Ills Iilisu IN lalvl,,s
washington wus til, and ut rltluluphl IL wnA
lUh trnorMl.bu1Mrlnteniic,l lsGnlluy, of tho
ihtiadhlphta, Wilmington & baltimore Division
OF tho Pennsylvania ltatlroaj, wua oil tho
Presidents trnn. 4tp suys II Ia tr1p that tho
Presidents i,uIse fell teu bcatu i,utoru rsuoh.
'hR baltimore. Tho frusldont was cheerful.
anu shon ns1et II i,u wutllt tka to travel faster
replied. "Yra. ruthor Iiku IT," Mr.. kuhnny
*Hys ho seutncd to bc IN very Ruod srlrIls, uni
saa nos ,ttit'or the etrccts Uf any Urntrs. Iiu
WIS 'ts rattnnl lii eDtlti he. uIl1 occasionally
ollAtteit With thu doctors. 3fr. kuti1tny added
that Ito 'sns surprised u 500 thu nit,uhrr or peo.
pln whn turned out, particularly In country
Places, to witness ti,u rassago Ut the trnn
Even ut prominent stRtlons wlero thute were
crnwds tho pcuplc rulscd lholr hass with rnvur.
etico ald ull speinesl ailcctcd by tho gravity 0f
tho situation.
At TI.ESTOS, n. j.
TRENTON, N. j., Sept. H-li:45 4. M.-Thu Pres.
i'leits trln has Just GHsset, Hnd Is huw thirty.
iiinu miles north ut philadelphia, huytng ,nn!lo
thesu thirtv-nino .nilcs III llfty-slx and half
covcrrL Tin hrt,1rt,s .,...,r tt, .ntIn.,1 .,I
nurk mi ,o ,onnt ~, t,,o, n1 W., a'A
lite tlulut rs tho trpn wppt through wittaIt
atopplng
.r ,,r.r sw.u,
nr.usrt n : u,,,,, II n'm.:.t, 90, n.,u
prtal,lrnt.s trn i. ,,o,v ,,.s.,r,. IL. ~ .,,.t -,
hIvh r,ltn nr snr.., hn,.,rr ,,,J,, ~ n., r'',n
inilrs IN flvu nllnutcs.
Ar t,uustrr,,v ,,,,errr,,x ~ =
rutx,Eroy .1,,x,,7,ns n NM m-,t..o.,,,
hu 1,rc.ttcnt's tr,I,, Ia n,n, m ss1,,u ,hs ,,,
having m,,tI,, lin .fixtmrn rr,,, trr,,,", ~.
miles II, Inn nnd i, half ,ntr,,,ns rIm trrt -
straight mn, hn4 irm, c1cnr ,mt ,,,n srnie I,.S "
hro,, 1Jnh,Il. ur m Ihnt nrcc,nt th,, s,an t.%"
Ii wnuirrf,,,., 9'~~' ''''"e
A., uoxv,,rr,, ,,+>,x,,,,. =,
,,,,u.,.,,,,,, ,,'..s.. :, a'I ,o'' ~
-rhu prositlo,1tB irnn Inv ist mi pnl,t, M
lightning. Tho train tuuk wutcr ,,utwren Lever
Monmouth Junction md herr. un tho jy. .coop.
lng It up rr0n, tile trough Il, tnu rut1l,etl with.
o'tt Slacksng Irs!Gcu. ans tuuk tho branch ruas
nero Hefhss III 'HniesbltrE III tho u0t'vn hour
Wthoat IL stun. THO tratn bus Enasl0 M stulI
since !e'!slng Trays Ferry, and will mako mont
nntl II rcAehcs Long l}rniet. linarss thurG Is III
r,s.,, ,.,,, ~, -. .'o 'v .ao 'sose" ''t'es
"'t ~ o." 's""'ae '"''"'cs'
...-.... ar DAYTON, n. ).
DAYTON, N. d., Scrt- tI-l.:Io p. n,.-Thu rrcsi.
dents traiu Is nov pnssiug ibis place, running
, 1881-09-07

Special D5spaseh u Ths Chteaao 7ttbuns,
WASHINGTON. D. G., Sept. GA dispatch from
Long Branch says that tho President IL very
weak. Pulse 198 at D o'clock.
, 1881-09-07

tito prospect Of cnnlIng. ite c,,,,-.s
,s,,rn. :" rv 'o ,,s ~,s s,,s lio and ii. ae'rsl
weles'''ca fi'o sight of tho mn. r." "earr e5e,
Hollcltut1e. n, w. "s" a~aliea VIZ
, 1881-09-07

w" l,''e' '"a' "eptet'ol1 ~ INC totleh Oh which
'"o D'e" '''at' WIS W Ho ps"co''s
THEY TE>fEil THE sllslS0s AMI MATTRESS.
ih!l'sted tho shttrs In Tho rur. MD nut eycry-
thlllH ~ rca'lIiens. ecartcly II mI,ito latrr
ahotaor ctrr'uso WIS drvrsl to tho rcr slups OF
cat % a9. l!o, an! lhofe alsxhlel thurotrom Mrs
tlnrfscld, Miss Mullto GnrtEe,.l, Mrs. 4ud .tss
Rockwell. al1'l Mrs. EsIson. As Mrs. t;nrtlclA
Nsountta tho slyI,s or lhv couch mu,,y hcnds II,
tho Inrgt ErUwd weru uncovered In al!o,u az .
prtTslon III difference. Thu tudlcs wero su,n
seate'i un tho right sltip or tllu tlr, which stomI
directly ucrs,ss ll,u hseauc, and i.u,u thu upr,l
wln'lows Ut thu sWr l,oy commanded full vlo,y
, 1881-09-07

In appreciation Of Mr. Eiy's servtcest Prlyato-
Secretary Brown hae Invited thnt gentleman to
be Kuost Of bis cottago during his stay at the
branch.
m. nL1Rs
said, In response to Undergraduates, that the
IFea'aent stood tho journey extremoIy ws4, hia
pulse not having been higher than lide Col,
Corbin+ who accompanied tho attendants upou
tho Ircsidenti to Lnng Branch, says thc ProsI-
don't stood tho Journey remarkably we'll; that,
upon nearing Long lsrauch, one Of tho party
suggested TINT 1t would 8o0u be tme to take
bath, In reply to which tho President said;
"W1 need progress Just now more Than a bath"
At every town and station aloug the route, said
Col. Corbin, n1ass Of human beings congrc-
gatcd to Witness tho passage OF tho tra,u, In
most Instances cntiro multltndea
STANDING WITH UNCOVERED HEADS,
and exhibiting feelings Of sympathy,
~ this hour t5 y. m.) everything Il perfectly
luFct III tho Vicinity Of the Presidential quur-
ters anl every one Expresses fcctng. OF grAtl-
ttcation ,hat tho President stood the trip 70 we'll
TIN EVENING nlrII,ErIN
mas bud tho Usual oltcct, causing considerable
excitement, and solne personx feel very de-
spondomt. No apprehension IL Tult by tic sur
Rcons. howoyer, Us they oxpectcd the Journey
would result In q considerable rlse In puIse aud
temperature.
ILL., llurNToN =,
sdl4 tosIf&hbs "Tho Vll!H0 Fcil,atns about tha
sAtue as ut tho time tho eycniug dressing was
inado. IL tho President should lilo before to.
morrow tnurntMg should bold to tho opinion
that his rcHaoval waA tho prpper thing to do Tic
wns Tying inch by Inch III Washington, und /
still hopo that herS he will gain sufficient
strnnKth to rocosor. think favorable chanrp
In tho patient probable by morning IT there
IL, wo shall, of c0urse, 10 more hopptul, while,
on tho uthor hand, VIC shlll feel anxiUus X there
IL not, Tho wuund anl Rlanu aTe ull right. The
trouble Ia That tho prasId6ns's syssom 10 70 much
run down that tho question artsea, iias hs suf-
ttclens rocoperatise power lett to react fsomthe
fatl9f0:
cola ltOCKWELT4
salu " O:30 thAt DR.. ltuyhuFn informed Mrs.
tahrl!esI y short time bo{ore that hour that tno
Presidents pulae. had slightly decreased.
l'r!sate' sectcary lltoWn had short c0nyessa,
tion With Ds. Ha1alton about 19 toalght, Tho
latter satd he'tnou2hs tho pulse nut quito 10
r"pia ~ aaslter III tho evening, aud be bud no
aolaot tho patteRt would coutlaue in his present
eun9tl'0n dAy OF Two before hp commellcc4 to
rally. Thefo 10 an apparent uncayItiees about
tue Fresilents condiuan tonight RIaoug tho
Eablnst ulicers Rud pthers iutlu,atuly acqualnt-
90 Will the facts In tho Case, and this IL sueluc
te1c3faphcd on ~ iYhcat!ys Ut soE1uus results.
Eentlelnaa. Ia cdnycssason with friend TO-
nIRht, intlluatel tbas -.
DIR. AHNEW HAD GIVEN JIEM LITFlE. OR NO
ENCOURAGEMENT
regarding the Presidents psp5p4cta Of recovery.
, 1881-07-12
CINCINNATI. :.
Special Dispdtsh to 11hs CAtedfo TrttHhs.

6psea4t 4|NP0k&H ~ ans LHk4RN 4I9SuH**
C1sclxNAr1, O., July little hoat In this
city fur tho past three days has bean tho
must Intense ever kn0wa. Sunday the thar
lnomater ut the SlguA| Service ot1ire ross to
l0l degrees, the day befote 1t had boon at 100
degrees, and to-day thermometers have risen
to l0s In all pnrts o! tbs ely. The suffering
has been great, mud thu number Of sun
strokes Ia unparalleled, II Is estimated TINT
when tho returns arc all In 1t will be found
that there layo been at least fifty fatal
oases within the city limits to-day A
very much creator nu1nbse haYe been
prostratea. but will probably recover. Tho
Telephones, Rt tllc hospitals have been kept
ringing all day with calls for atnbulaIoes.
0lIa slngto Undertaken Ia sale tu AaYu tWen-
ty.hy0 bullLeA awaiting burial. Thrtn prone
tlle!it business men we're nIl9tH the victims
tC-llly, They were Capt. WILLIAMSON, Jlhl
A. AnltlnoiE, and Matthew Aady, The two
tirst nanlsal aru dead. Mr. Aday n,Ry tt.
cuyef. Tho hayslganta aud sinewa!kA aro
Rny iaatsase \! te ,!t', axF1ss 9f hys. uls nun.
!lay 10 day, owing to the debility cauBel
By such weather. To-day 0peratlons 0p all
the public works were stopped, aud business
in general ts bung severely lntBrfesed With,
UnlluEtakers co,nplatn that they, ara unable
tO bury tlle dead oxcupt by providing smaller
funeral e0rtage8 than ara customary, 4
slight bTeez0 has sprung up t6.iltSht, and
there Ia h0pa that tho worst l3 pA9setl. Thafe
eeelh8 to have been = hot belt ut which Gin.
cinnAtt formed tho centre. The ttadloAtt0nl
.afs that this belt IL moving uortlward. pla'