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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-03-18
LEDGER LINES

Nice fish at Clements.
Salad vinegar. Buckham & Campbell.
Salad cream. Buckbam & Campbell.
Pure salad oil. Buckham & Campbell.
Oyster Bay asparagus. Lytle & Shields.
Cotton still comes freely into mar
ket.
The base ballers time for glory is
close ahead.
Brown & Jones, coal dealers. 80
Main street.
Gallon apples and tomatoes, c, ira
quality, at Lyle & Shields.
Family washing done at low pr ces
at Chickasaw steam laundry, H8TH ird
street.
Breeze fresh from the north and at
the rate of eight miles an hour early
this morning.
Heavy fogs all over the southern
valleys and along the gulf coast last
night and this morning.
The LEDGER book bindery, 13 Mad
ison, manufactures blank books of
every description in first class style.
The process of stone laying on the
custom house attracts much attention
from those who have time to look at it.
Firmness rules the cotton market.
The staple has not, however recovered
any cfthe recent reductions in value.
This is the latest for wedding invi-
tatiOns Come around and see US
capture a mother-in-law at s o'clock,
sharp"
Solemn high mass commences at St
JOseph's church at 10 o'clock to.mor-
row morning, being the feast of St.
Joseph.
Lowering clouds all the forenoon,
with drizzly rain, will be likely to
scatter this afternoon, as clear skies
are indicated.
Mercury at sunrise so, and s lower
than the previous morning. Oscilla-
ton yesterday 81 to 65, with northerly
winds a day.
The chancery court clerG will sell
tomorrow some valuable real estate
both city and suburban, including the
Conn residence on Adams street.
The Potomac river shad is the finest
fish that swims. This fish, as we'll as
Lake Erie salmon, can be had of Vic
tor D. Fuchs, 80 and Al jefferson.
A cent each is the present value Of
eggs in our market. A few weeks age
they were five dollars a hundred, with
the hundred hard to get at that steer
figure.
The store of VIM. Miller & Co., 22l
Main street, has been opened by a new
firm. The stock of boots and shoes
will be sold regardless Of cost to make
room for spring stock.
Mr.. j. MOOk's dancing academy.
Grand matinee Saturday, 3 o'clock.
A iine prize will be given to the most
beautiful dancer under seven years Of
age. Admission free. Hop tonight.
Shad from the Potomac and savan.
nah rivers; red snappers, red fish.
grou?ers, and an occasional founder.
from Pensacola, also salmon from Lake
Erie, and with now and then parrish
perch from Reelfoot, are the leading
species Of fresh fish now to be found in
this city.
After this date last season we re-
ceived $4,000 bales Of cotton, and the
season before Al 900 bales. The indi.
cations point to as much or more yet
to come as was received on either Of
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DR.. Buddeke, eye and a diseases,
No. So east Court street. g.
DR.. a. i. Kimbro, s94 Main.
Office hours l to 3 pm. daily. Pure
vaccine matter on hand. 30
DIR. Spinney will close his profess
sional engagement here Tuesday night,
March 22d. Those wishing to consult
him will take due notice and govern
themselves accordingly. See adver-
tisement. 16
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UsRMENTS.


Over six hundred people, it is esti-
mated, attended the Irish land league
ball at M@nnerchor hall last night. 1t
was a most enjoyable affair, and was
continued until nearly four o'clock
this morning. The supper was a
splendid feast, spread in the greatest
abundance and in the best taste. A
large quantity Of unused articles and
delicacies, such as baked turkeys.
boiled hams and uncut cakes, will be
sent to the orphans. Dancing
was spirited; it began early
and was kept up late. Various
nationalities were represented. and
the unity of Ireland was well and ap-
propriately represented by the com
mltteemen, who wore green, white and
orange. A handsome sum was realizsd
for the land league cause, which has
so many ardent supporters and avn.
pathizers in this city, aud the occasion
will long be most pleasantly remem.
bered by all who were present. 1t
combined a patriotic purpose, generous
charity and a hapysocial reunion. The
committees deHerve great credit for
perIVction o. arrangements and gen.
tral go1d Management. May they all
live to see the good results of their
efforts and the complete unity and
restoration of Ireland.
BAKER AND FARRON.
lnclement weather was doubtless
the cause of a slender attendance,
though the one play-a-week style viii
hardly ever win in cities short Of sew
eral hundred thousand people. Mary
Anderson, john Mccullough, no not
even the great Bernhardt, could play
one piece a full week. Hazel Kirke"
did, but that is a remarkable excep-
ton, and 1t is not every author that
can construct a play like HAY Al
Kirke." However, Mr.. Baker a. tied
with his usual Teutonic vigor. F.arron
sung his pleasing ditlies as handsomely
as on previous occasions. They n
pear again tonight, and close their
engagement at the close OF the matt.
nee tomorrow.
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$. ROESCHER, Ag't,
los. SOhIitr Brewing Co., Milwaukee.
Office: 8 and 10 Union street,
lcehOuse & Depot, cor. Main & Auction
Is
h's feast ans on next Sd.

1T Itd5I IdIIo Oh UVAU Ddl-
urday, 18th. The congregations that
has chosen this great saint as special
patron intend to celebrate this day at
the church of this name, with the
greatest splendor possible. Many Of
of our leading amateur musicians will
participate in the rendition of one of
Mercadante's ablest productions.
Solemn high mass and sermon will be
at 10 o'clock; vespers at ~ in the
evening. The Christian Brothers
with their pupils will take part in the
celebration.
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The river level here is now 10 feet
below high water mark, and there is
little chance for the alarmists to
frighten the valley people into the be-
lief that there will be an overflow
until an extended rain seige sets in.
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The weather bulletin this morning
says, owing to a rain fall Of Al inches
at Atlanta and 81 at Augusta in "a
hours, the riversof Georgia have riser
rapidly. A rise oftwenty feet since
yesterday is reported at Augusta"
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Arbiter Of Fashions,

We have the largest, finest and
most elegant line of fine and fashion
able hats ever brought south. We are
agents for the best makers. Our goods
are equal to the best sold by dealers in
any country or section. Fine goods
and reliable styles. Leidy & Co,
II Hatters, opp. Court Square.
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Tender young vegetables begin to
show up more plentifully in the mar
kets. Besides small radishes, young
onions, eschallots, lettuce and an
abundance Of turnip greens are now
seen on the stands. Other and more
tempting things will come in their
turn.
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Arrow Brand.

Steve Clement continues to receive
the Arrow brand oysters. They give
perfect satisfaction; SO say those who
have tried them. II
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Telephone communication

Has been established with the Liver
more foundry and machine company
Successors to Gum & Pagan, Union
iron works., 100 to ia Adams street.
Send your orders. 10
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Crackers,

Vanilla waters, Windsor mixed
cakes, cOcOanut tafy, Graham crack.
erS, pretzels, charcoal crackers, finest
oyster and soda crackers.
lat BUCKHAM d CAMPBELL.
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the years referred to. Indeed, it
would not surprise any one II the total
by the close Of August would reach
100000 bales.
Dressed Turkeys and Chickens
Savannah River Shnd,
Lake Erie salmon,
Red Snappers,
Reel Foot Trout,
Perch.
n. SEESSEL, SIR, a. SON.
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2OCO choice sawed, Z #; 5000 choice hewed,
7 fl 1000 choice half round, I #. For sale
low for cash. G. T. Bassett & Co, S5S End.
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Fish, Fish,!

Just received at Clements, Sc Beal,
a large supply of Reelfoot trout and
perch. Also choice red snapper, from
gulf. II
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just received by express: 1000
pounds Perch, Trout and Pike,
from ReelfOOt Lake. at
j. A. SIGNAEGO'S,
II 27S and $50 Second 81.
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Stoves, CRATES and mantels, hard
ware, hollow-ware and castings at low
prices. All kinds Of tin work prompt
ly attended TO and satisfaction euaFan
teed, by Louis DUsn,
Is 394 Main street.
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Courthouse Notes.

Criminal court opened this fore
noon, with Judge Horrigan on the
bench.
Deeds were recorded this forenoon
from ]. 4. Weaks and wife to ]. NJ.
Scott, trustee Z. Goldsmith, ct. ex.
to j. D. White, ct. ux.
Henry Gland and Amanda Thomas,
colored, were licensed to marry this
forenoon. No other applicants.
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Elgin creamery butter 4Oc.
l6f CAoEY & Co.
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Have you seen the range to be given
away at 0Eanne & Mays. 15t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-03-18

billiards reduced 90 SOC per
hOur at Z. ConVerse's, I3 Monroe.
l2t
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Money saved in repairs by having
your plumbing, gas and steam work
done by J.. A. Bailey, 295 End st. ST.
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Coal oil zoe gallon at 0zanne &
Mays. Leader, water white, and
headlight, 3Oc. 49,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
OUR CHEAP COLUMN.

A LII adyertissiuonJs uudef inc neau OF rOf
n Rent, For oale, Wanted, Lost, Strayed,
stoleR, ETC., will be hereafter charged 5 cents
per line for each insertion, end Is cents per
line for ono week. ~
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Dressed Turkeys and Chickens,
ALBERT SEESSEL'S Market,
1874 Main 81. II
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Billiards reduced 10 soc per
hour at L. COnVerse's, Is Monroe.
I2t
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FOR SALE

4 GOOD Cart, very low. vt Cunnineham's,
"a corner Monroe AVID Desoto. 1915
GTRAW! Strawl Straw stTas! SlraWl For
- Steamhsats and Horses Ut Welt's IL "a
DOR SALE-An A No. ! iron safe. large
4 size, Halls make; in perfect order. APP
Diy 70, NJ l.. BACON,
Real Estate and Rental Agt.. 5 Madison st.
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Potomac Roe Herring.
lat CAoEY & Co.
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billiards reduced 10 SOC Der
hour at E. COnverse's, III Monroe.
1Ot
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New maple syrup.
lot CAoEY & Co.
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LOST.

A PLAIN Gold Emerald Bracelet, with the
~ name Katy on inside. A liberal reward
offered for its return TO II Reinhsrdts new
depot. S57h Main street 13I5
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WAITED.

A GOOD BARBER. Apply at l3 Main
IA street. 1911
A CHILD TO take care Of At reasOnaote terms,
II good fresh air, not tar from teWn, Also
furnished room fr rent Address
bH u. E., care Ledger Office.
AIDES StrIw. Hair and Chip Hats re-
II shaped. Ladies' Leeh0rn Hats reshaped
and finished of equal to rev, at
Isl VIM. GDuDD EARS, 250 Second st.
TIO buy platform elevator. -see0nd-hand one
will do. Adaress H.. this Office. 1O1b
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MICE home Tor * fmalf family r6od 5efSbs
~ borhOod. Enquire at Hipyel. fore.
Market and Fourth street. l9I7'
ilHE brick dwelling No. lS% 81. Martin
l street. Apply to !. X. GREDAN, III
Fronr street. "a
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-03-18

~ By s.. GAPAY,
Agent, Shelby Street Rag Warehorse "a.
RAGS and Old Metal wanted. IA II
News INK, in 10 n cans. finest ART IcTs
IN Also fine Gard and job Inks, OF All : tio~.
and qualities. AZ Ledger office 81
, 1881-08-12

Sit Charles Tuprcr, Minister OF Government
Railways Of Canada, und purity went West yes
tcrt1ay neon In a spooEal car By the Chicago,
burlington & Quincy Rairuad on trip to CALI
fornfa.
Mr.. Frank nIl,Iignn hns bceu appointed Gcn-
cral Passenger and Freight Agent Of tho De-
troit, Msckinao T. Marquette tnitroad. Mr.
Mllii Rnn has for eomo ttmc pnst occupic,i tho
position Of agent OF tho Dl,o Llno Mt DctroIL
aud Is said to bn well qualified for tho duties Of
hts now pos it,on.
hr. ". II. furlburt. Gcucrat Western Fassnn-
gor Agent Of tho Canada Southern Hallway ia
th's city T. aennone as The p1onaeo successor snt
of that road. ut. Hur1hurt Is tu oyery why
1ualliod fur tho place. and would reflect honor
upon tho posltoH'
Articles Of Incorporation q tho Lake supcs!or;
$ nakota Railway Company haye just Gsen tlISa asI
purpose IL to construct In ns IeArIy Atent line
u pes:ible = ra!irond , from nsnth ,sn n,rtS e
north Of tho eleventh STANDARD parnl-
ID, wilt. a branch llue to tho boundary h,;
sE"sK Tssn wsss ~ nSa aS ao s. II liz
stewart, md .. ". Mslntyfo, s.. P9ui; i. Far:
ceoss;o cssss5 %'M s T. dsysss dAss ana cbasss
wood, Httsburg, Pa.
The Now YORK Gruphfc eays: Tho extent OF
tho raiIroAd- building inanta. which IL now ragn9
tic following facts. 4 woli.knuwn and o3tcn-
slve conmisston house IN shs city, ctlgayeA ex-
chnory. tito nther t,ay sold twenty locomotives
for new roud. tho loconottves stlli to he built
Tho price to ho pntd WIS large. but had It been
erad ut ouco thoy c,uid hnyo been sold for =
much larger price. Tho sumo house received
oratl0 nntnbuf OF SETS Ut .;snrvsyota' In
strutnrnls, to be supplied immediately. but they
Hlaktier, whose etooks wofe all exhausted and n
search shroughont tho olty for secondhand In
struments as0 provttl fruit!ess. An order WINS
colnpstent Surveying engineers. to go 70 work
Immediately upon a now ll'!c, with veEy liberal
80 found III tho city, Everything In tho rnilrCa.!
limo IA booming" and a harvest Is being reape.l
| by manufacturers. commissioner -lneEEhants. On.
| Kintcrg, and surfeyurs, such Us they hafe not
| had for nlany long y9ar,
, 1881-08-12


Tho Western Trunk-Llnea' Association seotns
to bo detormlned to fotca tho Eastern trunk roada
to acknowledge tho authority Of tue Association
to exaot arbitrary Eatcs on tho G'al8rHHt bual"
ness, and It IL determined to adopt rotalIatory
measures II tho trunk llnss persist III Withdraw
Ing from tho Westoru lines the!r proper proper
tious Of that business. 1t has herssolore boon
mentioned that at tho meetings Of tho Assoca-
tton hold hero during the Inst two days q lotter
waA drawn up to be sont to tho Eastern llnod
which still rotnsa to acknowledge tho authority
OF tho Association to prcs1r4bp ~ own 1ntes
aud divisions on tho elnfgrant business, giving
the ulttmRtum OF tbs Western roads, which, u
not compiled With ut certain datos would result
In tho dectnA1on on Tho part Of tho Wostorn
lines which nro mgmbert 0t the Association 10
rucaiyo Eastern Issued tlokots for passnXa utter
That time. Another meeting OF tho membcta
at the Association was held yesterday ut Con,-
missioner QlA0n'4 Office to put tho hnlshlnK
touches To th&t letter, 60ul0 minor cortcpttona
woro made, and all tho parties Interested up
pended ther slxnatuFes aud thu Commissioner
Of the Association. The full text OF tho impoF'
hs hx1% ssss siaue Msfus isso tho railroad eo.
panies forming. Tho Wostern Trunk. Anos. Pas-
aenyar Association have btets aE!eayotlnxt to ".
sus ess:s !ns II % To- % oonssoas on
second and third eass business sold an4 ~.
81 tyS IL tasss Ysa
pssslsteutly refused Or neglected to aecede 70
the 5ust demands ut thosv companies. and havt,
dedocueal. Nov, ualess your oo1Paay, ~ Or
betoss sspt: L lssi sErssa to pay 0yss e. tho f,o
I'll soSnt Il saoessac. rsSstas. 81 eaaassons. s
aud III other duauotoua that havo boon lnado
ftom the rass., 3 from the toot.ags
Pspy g oaF re.pesslsse. E., oemp.niss @ sipSo
tho hlst day Of Ja1uary. lsSi. you nust with;
, 1881-08-12
A1nhSspor Sample OF tho Chicago
creams Remarkable Ball.
Playing Capacity.
The Detroits Beaten by Score Of
II to 0.Buffalo and Providence
the Other Viotors.
NIaid s. at Rochester Succeeds In
Lowering Her Record to
1:1U Id,
Piedmont Shows Some Fast Time-Races
at Brighton Beach, Saratoga,
=, Marshall, Etc.


&AsSNN" = % OsA ANuiA
hent OF yestor,iny afternnon In order to witness
tho vu,nc between tho Chtcaros and 1,otroits,
md while thoy wcre MT rewarded WIN con.
scst elthos el'se or sse!,'nR they certainly weIe
petlect p.as A IN 10" ILL.,. nc.I nns once ne'oro tiIts
nation Of nil tho elements Of hase. .pni.-hn,tlng.
bato- ,,pIns, and leI,i,ng. On tho part OF tho
ch'caros sa,s game was absolutely without
iluw; thero was N MI tho!r plny
nothing that looked Hike M error. They
WIN sk! ana dar.s an,tsua o'on ,,.1 TOT thcna; mi
iact maj may havo oscaped general observation TINT
this 1oam Of champions huve been playing ex-
tr,ordInary ball uf late. Commencing with tho
iNaaio saMe u aug. :. nnu e,'u;us WIN .ea'o.
days gAtt'e, thoy hive allowed fhoar opponents
or wa fcc, ARK, that hnn t,over ts.cr, to,,nted
tr,xo ,so.ts 49,, sa ~, .,1n na,o,,r.nh. ,iHo this
wcrs were "t TO- lx' be . seen IN tho nS~spapers @ Of
apply to tic Chicago Club" Following those
% ast II noSa m ~ he
tnes viii, cat, avera9, u1s basc-ht cut uf ten
,is, n SF1;t ,he SssaFo s, Pshs5s ssw oy appy
mrnrsIn. @ etfseIyecss III boInr ru d,o aIc q tner
9w n ax FILL ad 70 tne ha FIJI nn
uS,nss u,aSe5 i,erc Flint 1;s ttad not i Single
a a 'c tesn far ap o
Tnis Is 4 rcusrl 10 be psu.d of.
W 81 Yesterday S.ms therc Is flttlo to be su IN
Ind t,,,Irment. @ MvuiItnii, VIVA Eesented by it,
ttt,!t a. pItcher; aid Drrby, aithonYh i, ano
t. wassa H ps sn 5ss J. II t. e. IT,
liz has rtS.Iontiy nInntrii thn mi. .tnfe styie nf
, 1881-08-12
:" DEATH QE A POLICEMAN.

QH,ces Mortimer Hogan, OF tho Human Street
Station, died ut 10 O'clock last Night Of oeFebra'
spInal-mentusttis al blu home No. SN "ess
Thirtseath street. The day before the funeral
Of OGaccs QNrirn Hogan became very much
0verfaatod In struggle with drunken mar
whom ho arrested on the prairie. Thu following
day II tho funeral ha was very much
aieotcd by the hpat. aud went, home stck. ~
was native OF Vermont. ~ years old. single.
and l!vai With hls parents,Ltn fans no ntn. w. tne
three sisters, and dear alid dunb bFother. He
bad been member OF tba Police Department Tor
about tiyo yea1s, and wAA Also member o1 tie
Police and Firp l&cltef Association,
, 1881-08-12
COL. HENRY u. uAYs.

Prr,.,,".'I's't ss'ts" % TN CNlca90 1F7bNNe,
eoa NJ fbua, NV r.. Aug. 1L-Col. Henry q, Hays,
fs.lds,nae eea! klnRs Of thls county, died at hts
my ssss !ast night, aged % Year.. Hs was a re-
apponfsd ,s, man' When quite young he was
Yor~..a YSa pFIyato secretary to tho uop, Waitee
toh,ss *oen the latter was ohoseu Minister
e1tonSss While abroad, Col hays made an
tuaYa y, 'ous OF Europe, mastering tho lam
liz ~. W aearly uvery nation ha Waited.
ths oo,,n," 3"slesl QUO OF tho best Iiugu(sts In
Va snno;. Whon bur Civil War broke out he
cs,,r1Ep 1pe,ased Captain ia tho Sixth Regular
duty ID tha % ~ xsa shortly atterw4r assigned to
SsS nusiertas oiscsf sin II s3s cIty H. "a "a
s'ss !" W. Wk5 held de- poai{on Of ray.
, 1881-08-12
BENJAMIN JONES.

apeeAl Dtspdieh to Ihe Chteaoo 1rtbunf.
MANIruwOC. Wis, Aug. 1l.-Sfr. Benjamin
Juncs, tho oldest md ono Of tho inost respected
citizens of this city, Is sten,l. About tw0 yoars
ngo Mr.. Jones hnd q stroke OF apoptexy, sfncc
which time be has been perfectly helpless. llo
died this morning at tho rcslduuce or hs sn, tho
Hon. A. y. Jones, tu tho s!th year Ct h!s nRn.
ing cniistcd ut tho nHo Of 10. and served until
the close. I1c was alao one of tho enrliost oit!-
Nusincae thoro in lKtl. At that tine ChtcnHo wne
but 4 hnmlet, md tn wns ono OF It's princtpnl
btlsinoss tnen. III 1xal ho purchased AbDut ",00)
norcs OF lind where s9an!tuwoo nnw stands md
in lEs7 hu founded this city. fi0 lcnvcs thruc
children to fnnurn bis loss. 1tO was loved and
respected by nil. :
, 1881-08-12
AWFUL AGONIES.
The Acme OF tlao Horrible Surrounds
the Dentll OF tho Last Victim Of Hydro
H&1nn1A1n.

The Acme OF ah0 la0fF1ple SuFFoNuNe
the lDentll oftlao Last Victim Of Hydro
pltobla. ..... .-.
Toter Dahl, tho unfortunate who waa takou to
tho County Hospital " Wednesday, noon suffering
from hydsophobI.., dlod at 7:l0 Inst vscntng,
after suffering terrible agony. From o'clook
OIL the evening OF tAeday OIL which he Wns brought
To tho hospital ho grow percoptfbly worse, and
at 0 o'clock yostpriay n,ornlnE had boooulo
10 vlotcut that throo abLobodlel mon had to
stard guard ovor him. ly 10 o'clock In tho foro.
noon ho had bcuouo almost unmanagcabie, and
md struit.1ackot WIS brought into rt'Qulsi-
tion. lilo rpsontpd this inatgnty. as ho chosO to
call It, and threatened to kill the posson who
attempted to lit 1t to hIs porson. liz would not
hesitate to heoomu murderer, no said,
II ~ V one ever attempted to put him tnso baE
20 sS viSisnt io that the jsoket had dnaiiy q %
foroIb!y applied to him, ~ order t. proyent
s S% ,vno ne ii s'g.s Rs qaa9o %S Ssso ssss
ali tho hosri6o u,autfostattous OF tho.
dread disoasV, and tho patirnt remained
Finally, !n lis afternoon. tho doctors concluded
10 nv an experiment with curArc, Or Wourall.-
ss e m 1 ass sP6 ct ans
itis' psttieat. Tho ii arst wa: 4 iixht ons of Only
do,e. S eoaaiao oaU Sixth o sra
each. Caro- was taken to noto ths eueee O. eaga
b1s SS a W. 70 es ss's
tl,o, put!ent continued uutnlatakah'y thoso Of
TIE CpAAnE rOlHON'sYMPTo4s
20 time asae anfsa " Tas pc qro
bud soothing, Qutotlng o!fout upon the ooltsMi.
slVo movcmont. OF the sufferer. Ihis y6eet wa y
iseatmont wnuld be- attempted fr1tn 80 oexta.
Ssss e .ppSa S sSy sSsSs s; sss IL e *,
| Tho agony which the pat!ant undsrgoes for
, 1881-08-12
Mrs. MILLA1&D T1LLhIoHE,
a

~V8Fe4s 13f4WM1+
..soIiALo. N, r. Aug: 1l.-Mrs. Caroline c.,
aoa ot ex'pressdent Millard Fillmore, died at
~ ssadeaco In this city at 10 o'clock to- night
IL ta stsoke Of apoplexy suffered last suuday.
II - rai3os'ut rSnout 70 ycasn VI age.
x..isarss xs.aSts served hls term. Her maldon nauso
marsiaIo itIo1ae n MoM!chasl, but she had previously
81 dasthE hEhhesael Mcintosh. Of Albany, and after
msrr1as ~ resided in this CITY since hos souoati
ch.rssx Her life was chAracter{Sed by
I'LL IL s,'Ip soth public and private. il October,
iot1e.ea ns BY Two o.6er at,aoTsa mi II W. IL
nthsr Tssha6da Hha6da tn artlcuiate, but retained bel
ehIi,ea snl. .,s she was in her 1lat year Ne
otx xr.esdent fnoro 6y biz ar.t WA !. t tba
iataj!y, taj!aa'n1nE rello OF ex.presldent FilImoEoa d
, 1881-08-12
..WIFE.BhkGlhG,

,Qliear W. ", Day, 'of the Twonty.socoad
Street Station, rhtlo travelling hls post a
o'clook last evening had bis atsenIon called to
Daniel Acponalu. Of No. tt1 Twenty fourth
stsuSt, who xas brutally bcat!n2 bis wife, lilo
was locked up, aud DR.. i. Lacker was sntnu,oaed
to attend Mrs. Mcdonald, who 4ppG4red 70 havo
toF says shu received two o. thsse klrka In ihe
abdomen, which oaute4 informal hemo<rhA{a.
Hu Thought her condition vnsy ptvnsttous IL.
dpOd. but says hc cauh0t tGll 1oF aa5 q WV
h0W tAa case Wsn tVgplEAtQ,
, 1881-08-12

6Ret2* VNp3E<E 20 1&e I@Rt1~2V 1f0p4sNs
MEHutyTA, ILL.,, AuR. N.-Notwithataudng The
groat heat to.tlay, W In the shade, tho attend-
anco at the Mendoza Drying rark was about
four titnea a. lar9e as that Of ycstersiay. Tho
aJ4 Glass had i've boats, md was won BY lftst
Cross, Lantern second, Lady Mack third. Time.
a.4U!{. 2.40li s;ti84. H:a1!&, s:t9.
In tho a;H pMunR race Lone jack Won Ia
straight hunts, but Buffalo Girl pushed nt4 so
closely TINT hs hsd 70 reduce hls record 90 s:1A{
HuEulo Girl second, Ltttlo Doll thru, May"ood
fourth. Tlln0, a:fsi =:2S4, %:i34.