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Frostburg mining journal., 1881-02-05
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Frostburg mining journal., 1881-02-05
New Advertisement.

THE FOLLOWING GOODS
In First-CIass Quality
HaYE BEEN RECEIVED THIS HEX:
American and French Sardines,
Cucumber Pickles,
Florida and Java Oranges,
French Mustard,
Bakers Chocolate,
IOOy h1 O. 1Ouu1lOIu DHh1uS IOWQ0IS
2 6 5-lb pals of Apple Butter,
5.lb pals of Preserved Peaches,
2-lb cans Of Boston Baked Beans,
Prime Mackerel in cans, half bar
rels and barrels,
Cream Cod Fish in 5-lb cans,
Georges Cod Fish,
Cream Cheese,
Cross & Blackwell's Chow Chow,
Gerkins and Mixed Pickles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-19
r1mlLn SCENES lr coSn hLryD
TnorsA>Ds At Tr nrAcur.-A ATTRACTIONS Al rnr
DlIIIIINT POISIs.

mot .A'Ds ~ TiIF HrACuWs-N ATTRACTIONS At IHL
pUTrlJNT rOINIs.
There WAS nothing scarce ut Manhattan
Beach Yesterday secuzou. young mon .r'n 9th
their swccthcar- in search of %, wandering along the
promenade from cad 10 end. and AZ a-t making the best
OF tho siiIatou under the friendly shelter 81 un-
brcla All the lines Of travel carried many pleasure
seekers but the New York and Manhattan Beach liil
road the hrskcsi business owing to the races the
Of the COncy Island Jockey club. aud the Ut
fractions al the Manhattan Beach Hotel Tho open ,ars
OF the railroads not less pleasant 10 ride in ni this
season than the boats passing they 10 by fields and
market gardens.
Ing concerts last night and IL fairly open for the
season great mnny improvements OF at least 4ddi-
on- have uadc about the piers 80 that ,i,
tors ~ The Coucoursc please their fancy with any
thing they choose, Fl IN the hftym view To the man
with an equatorial w.u-t5tnd. VINO keeps up smart
rivalry with the fat woman across the way. There Is
the merry go-rouud too where ihc lamb pursuc- the
hon with ultra Iuilcunial conpiaccncy and at every
corner one r. -ure L. meet blue glnss vendor
Here one can learn his exact weight Tor cents. bui
one want. u- fortune told by pretty miss ON true
scientific principle" De must 70 on To the Hotel
Brighton There the number Of visitors greater yes
tcrday than any prcNOI, week dl this SEASON; prob
ably there were I've or six thousand visitors Brighton
Beach IN the afternoon. The sounding brass and CHING
ing cyInbals OF Contcrnos Band, which performed III
the conchshapod edhce fronting the hotel entertained
the crowds that filled the azkas and pIomenades Garng
the afternoon and evening.
The attractions at Mauhatt Beach consisted ~ the
concerts Of Gimorcs Band and 81 the first di-la, Of
fireworks by the Alexandra Exhibition Company u the
evening by o'clock IL W., almost impossible &" ma
seat At the tables ia the dningropn au ol tIt. and
b. O'Clock au thr 800 rooms 10 th, Dat Vc. ,-.l
Tho crowd here i.usu llr-.g f.nr ol Us - .'-
D.riu~ the Hfftf4t.u lIfn .fff.t: Htf .Ht.t Il
waking about tho I.,iueu4aes -n1 90, @n' "'"" tAo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-19
RAILWAY INTERESTS.
POSSIBILITIES or CHEAP TRAVEL.


Notwithstanding that efforts have bcenmadc
within the last month 10 conceal H. there Indications
that the trunk lines are the eve OF general 81
passenger rates Western business. For two three
weeks rates have been openly cut from Chicago 90 New
York. and for The length Of time before that
possible to buy tickets from the regular agents OF TIE
iennsS lyania, NewNork Central. Iro and baltimore
and Ohio roads az several dollars Jess than tine schedule
rate The thine has been true OF tickets west from
New York, but not 10 great extent The cut rate
from Chicago to NcWNork an the lines hos been
So, and OH Friday tickets began 90 Doe sold 30 st. Louis
by way Of Chicago for Sis, whereas the regular rao IS
ST. IS.
The burden % the talk 81 The Broadway ticket agents
ioh IhH ~ reporter yesterday that n once tlc
nrht BEGAN ln Wright earnest there would Dee no tell
lnr wirr" bottom mi-h hr found The ~. Louis rites
have heretofore boon rrm. although there hl- hrrn l
nrtNc wIg between thr Wabash stem AID thr thlrIrp
and Alton roId for the business between Nf Ioui- aul
rdrU Irkts hfWtsfi these clfltr have been -ud for
49, Ditto n- and % l- pu--lhc tha tins fact if bad 90
do VIII tht lowering 90 fu ~ Louis rate from Chicago
10 NJ ! oIl. IIulu - Go Sis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-19
MIDNIGHT WhIIHEB ELT0Ez.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.


WAsHINGT0S, june 10. a.m.-Ihc harom-
eter II lowest n NcwLnglud and falling Boo the ohio
Valley and Lake region Occa-ip al rains have fallen
in the Northwcst Lake region Tuur-scc and the Onto
Valley. Fair weather has prevailed ia the Guh and
South Atlantic states The temperature has risen IN
New England and the LOwcr Lake region. and fallen tn
Tennessee, tine OHIO Valley and the Upper ihc llou
elsewhere it has remained nearly etu'ionlry. South
westerly winds prevail 10 The South ana Southwest Ten
and the Ohio valley. Lower Lake ioI and New
England.
Ind cations FOR t0-d1V
For New England. fiir weather followed by mcreas
ing cloudinc-s, possibly by lDcn winds mostly
southwcstcry stationary or higher tcmpcutlrc falling
possibly followed 10y rising barometer
For the Middle Atlantic States. far weather followed
by increasing cOuducss and local rains wfntr south
vccring o colder north est wiuGH falling followed
by rising barometer.
Indications fOr 70
Fair weather a. indicated for Monday In the Lake
region Tennessee and the ohio Valley. the VI c and
Gulf States, ana clearing weather In New England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-19
4 urRDlELEN INNIETT

Robert Martin. who killed hi. wife and infant m
Newark Wednesday might. was visited at the Jail
Yesterday by l,com~,l Judge Ellsworth. He Was
found to b.. iu .u ,eouilcI state of mind. lie cX-
pressed wish to look once more upon the faces OF
ii- vi.c and chilli and -lid that bee ,ld not hn""
how he could endure II % Dos vas not permitted to
Sc them before tl Wtrt lIlu 90 thc grave ne "r-
sired h. counsel to puT, hl,r Tor hun Tot Do ar
mount Cemetery Tor thc ni'rmcnt and directed
that flowers should boz ordered for the iunriIi, "rh
tL,s ,l.r, to-u,tro., Martins friends State tLat.
lie vas part culary fond OF the htti" child That he
killed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-19

Henry 3. Lane was horn in Montgomery County. KY
February %. ISL IL received school edu
cation studied law. and admitted 20 the bar IN In
diana about 1888 he entered upon the practice Of his
profession in Crav forye ia that state and ~ l-31
elected 20 in the state senate. From Deem
Der - SO. 10 March g. 1913 he Representative
I'm Congress During the Mexican war Le served under
General Taylor Lieutenant Colonel OF Volunteers
Returning to Indiana he was, IN I~J9. % contestant for
seat ia the United States senate, Wuich hGoliy
awarded To- the Hon. Jesse -. Bright H. l-Gi hc
elected Governor ~ The state bat hr resigned two d.ys
after DIS Inauguration 20 accept election 20 ttr infcl
state, senate. and was suocrclrd Ia the Gotcuor-hip
Dos The inic Hon. Oliver T.. MORON. Durnc DIS service
300 tlo scuntc Mr Lane served on thc committees on
military Adlr.. r.l.l'n,. laicu.- ani ihr Patent pH.'.
] fIfl.4ta Of fNN '.IIfO. fNl 1000 ul iIr "'N
nittce nu ENROLLED Elil-. 90 l-Dn Doe nis our ~ 'Ir
-'tfni lup.iI.li fn n.lfrd OH. .fH u' it'H.f N.I
rrld ~.Yu %. WI, dr.r.if' f.iIt t:..HIl o. ph'
l.u tnu-Nu fInua H' tIl.tFu DOB l.t- uli a. HhHU
ln l".t. ~ . i ftIf IH tt..tffHI lt.Ir I It'N
tIr. Doc NHr hnmlnaitt o. nu Do. uInt r-.i"r Dol
lt.d I acclaim. .l,. uH..' '..I.. '.f I.In Hf If
otn rHrfi 60 fl. .nf nf.Hr .fi...f h' HI-
Il.I.Itf iit''f.Hh ns 1000 H'l uHf ir .i .'t 'II'f
tI.iI rIi ,nHIi h.NN III It.ul. of if..t.t lI#NI.
Co.,. ....t.iHYI t..II DHI air'u. ,h..ti.I .H.'H .n
fIIf..f iIt ...i'.n .t HHif Nlnf Huf. ...'f
lf. f,.if,d "f s fnrI.rfI ,f.'f n. I'd 'H 'fNt'.
.,.. f.ff .' lnf, ..1 l. i.H .i. tIi..fl.f
Dr.....f itn. mlrid uta N ''.f"n. 'lH. l''. .f
NH.f t.'.t '". InI % . HUH aI. h.. lf't' HH"iiy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-19
HARPER 4 BROS.
Iranhi in- square.

Who was Paul Gray,on, nyJohn ishb,fton anihoro o,
"Iocn's Babies" Illustrated square l'Lin, coth, -
Hunting Adventure. Oh Land and sra The Young Na.
rods N0fth America A BOOK fur Boys By Thomas w.
Knox. Copiously Illustrated Syo cloth - 5O
Uarper's CycIop@da OF British Rna American POETRY.
Tditod by pes sargent Royal oSo Illuminated cloh, cox
ortd edges, ~ 90
The story Of Helen Troy. Novel. by the author VI
"G0lden Rod, dyl OF Mount Desert l6mo. cloth g.
The NIiier's Daughter. NSNe!. ~ AHTe beA-e 40
payer, ~ centa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-19
d. APPLLroN &to..


Appleton Enropenn Guide Book tor ~~l o. nc
rf gli4r :" Zoe Onii.ui - iuiuIr irtff, Atfl AMI
m in,y Land ~rfoifsIf DID, .nu m li com.
dair IN fwo Volume d. l.ui".co. Prize
The Oh Te-inmcnt in ihr Jewish Church rvc'to 90
tufts on BIBLICAL tflfti-l hIfn EHtt- - Robe ff7la
~l.ith, VI. \. ON" tni. !-uiD ,iut.. - -.
Appicon-' General Guide uiied ~iate- and ana
dn Tor ISL. Ouc volume. tuH.'f lN'4 ttaYA iH-u.
li.It. - go
Ncw England and Middle states and Canada. ono ~
cloth. fltp - 49,.
southern nnd Western STATES. ORE vol Cloth. Prcs.
81 -. VIII uumrIoua Mag arH I l-ifail'n-.
AufhropOiOgy so iufiDI.,.u fo tlns'Giy ~ tnf
ctuilAuIa - E.rari b. Itlur, 4ltlor % " Plf.f.Is
tutlre NIth IltlpAs. l-uu ~ page CLOTH,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-19

Statistics from the Census Department show
that Nr1 Haven Come D. the l,thlc-t SEAPORT town DO
tA, world U-,.riu streets. noble Gins and beautiful
dutc- both to t.r shore and DO country wonderfully
attractive 10 large numbers ~ city people that evil
IDENTITY unite with pr Holland. who said 90 article IN
Seminars year ~ two ago th.' tho City OF Fins Was
"a charming place." aud, he added, Mo-'lcys New
Haven House apccu.iary excellent place at which 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-19

TRIBUsE OFFICE, June 49, a. m.-During the clear
and fair weather O. yesterday the movement In the bar
ometer Wa regular and at midnight the tendency
upward The temperature ranged between 600 and
500 the average t72L being i-' higher than on the
corresponding day last year anu 9ie' higher than
Friday.
Clear and fair weather followed late IN the DAY by
partly CLOUDY and cooler weather, be expected to-
day Ia this city and vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-19

mummy eai'"n%ou IN" Ilc lVi one nieh. ohIy'
Ills eyes alone with their dilated pupils showed
that he was very much alive and his long bonv
- - e., -
Hhe'io WIZ u'4'H manipulating 'lo u"E iuI HIS
companion. he boy took the " short draw FIRE
Qucnt pulls. a one wouid take al a tobacco pipe
allowing lh. smoke To- come out OF lis mouth linen
The " hend prepared pipe for himself, drew INTO
@ in, ir, any,, ~ i',iI ", "i',' nL i'l
nostrils An expression Of bcatitudd rested upon
ms pinched features and hc lay Tor several minutes
6nti Irrp,IInI "m",h'' PIP ne 10y Me- vrn'
Iii, eve. were CLASSY. and mi, pnl-e when timed
was found {" he gallopng AT twice the normal rate.
% ,i i, i H. ~ i'Il'ii,, ~ - H''" ~ '
- -
N'| 'N''' W
g 80 ~, o'''' "'''''s ~ 49,
sumo "''' J'> '"''''"' W, ''' "-'' ~, ''"'
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~ w ~ ''' '' WI" "'
,,
N"'''' \ IT," were ""'i'' D" "''p H'''p. I"" ~,
mote corner were two " lo0dluus smoking with
that uoucll,ucr Which mover deserts th, inycuilr
I"'nlH "I ~" H'"'i~" ih ANY 'm'It'"''' In' "''
was heavy with the Chinese siu,ll-a mingled odor
If ,u ali ,lr.. .i..,. ,,l .,,..,,, t.i...,, H..
,.' ' ',,, T., ,,'.,- , d O., d.,
L,il. .I.r ,,j 49,. ,l " D., ',., ,,',.,., Ji,,
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H,m'i"h'" J." ,"I" hli"hN''-'' li' 10 '' "l 'i'l'I
"I"''' iIi'ti,'t WI" '" ,''
!" 10 '"'lN ""''f' H,' '' '.' '' r 't''..tI'
",'lr. ,.i'i.'... Vl,.. t. ',l. l.o.,' ,a ,l..
u.l,. and 81. iplI.d lp,,upouIl, o.. ..l,te $780,
- "rpn.' w"l' from ih. 90 iH.' jose 'I',' u.mp o."
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-19
-CRIB\ER y WEXFORD.

Ui.iory Of tncicut * pi. ny C.oi-n Fis.a-n - &
90 nap aad -ol Illustrations F".s -t' .!,l1o pPh
5-L
History off:rrris "ru'piure From fhe earliest %
down 20 90. %. rinias B} IL Nuf.f. 80 ti' BRUSH
HU--uff - 900 81 l.lG-irI.H- l.5 % -so s'0t' 3D.
France nnd the French m he ~,roui ilaf"f tr Nins
fr' i trutly. ly hau hIde1aut ltlasatsd ;rYu4 no
l..Ii.tu. cloth, /
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-19
T.B. PETERSON & BROTHERS,


HeIIah. \ Tale Of Bnu,ny. BY Octave to4Aot. lfioe
= ''lt, 90 pas",, or = 80 -."th.
The Lite ounto-s, y octave Feul"t Price. io cents
The touni de tamOr-. b. Octave t-u.lr.. Price, 5
n paper cover,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-19
GEORGE >. PUTNAM. -oN-

Tho journal Of Farmers Dnughirr ls E.uns
G'r'Ar -ni -t l., a.i l.f'-. boz lrf.. of arm
l. ne PcrsshIrc H-. Win view ~ iAt.n 40.
about - -.
uadrmoiscile Bi-mnrch Dy Henr I.o.h.;'rt ~iaArs
lfa.". 900. - fIf'f. ttit. ff-
The -, ord 81 Dnmotir- 80 AIlt Katharine st.-a
! . I..fi Offf.
Certain t"rn'- az Nrrsou- D~rnng~ueut. f.y "--.an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-19

II o'clock last night at Canat and the BOwcry Drake
worsted and lie stabbed Cairns with jack-knfe in
the back head and chest Cairns was taken 10 St Nn-
cents Hospital severely injured Drake escaped
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-19
FoRD>. HOWARD & hilbert.

piho, ,.o,., Tn. .r.,- OBJ, , - ~ " -pi"Ir D Nv
himself WIN an Introduction about lulaHs. hy llstt
ThrAm3a nusm iy's OF tAo iOutas.. limo, cloth ll-
form With 4 iOuis LrrAnd' q.
The Gospel iIi-tory. continuous narrative SOS. - 'a
the text 90 tlr -Four ttals cs,s. By D. t' -
mund Kirkr and The kst. Lyman Abbott, DID lu.Ao 'ss
PIP cloth, leo edges. 81 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-19
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

ln h CITY ~ fttht OF
q Tor ~
"a ne 'ariairs
dotrd inr
indiAicc ths hsd
npf',P hArru Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-19

--AauED ~ A STREET FIGHT
iu...t Cairns, age twenty lime, oil NO. "Oo
I. 4sI Joan Drake, Two abOrers,sot into a hGAi at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-19
LEE a SHEPARD.

The N-N Life Of Christ. The l'Tcni % h,l- i,aus.
o., jewish ~.pir Ls James lrrrl 40 tar tlNt =. -.
GEORGE ". HARLAN.
- Park place.
No Lngsnrd- We. By Ross Raymond taco. ,o.a. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-19
\ nlNLnLAH- nrrL-AELn-

CoLoEtpu SPRING., Coi.. June 1.-The
D.r,tI lrI 1870 Drludr E.ulruul Company has de-
c.ii,l G.'l.,ii OF Q D. I't o.lt. p., ,n., J4s H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-19
OBITUARY.
HENRY S. LANE.

CNCINNATT, June 1S.-The Hon. Henry $.
Iane died suddenly this afternoon 1T Cnwiorls'ille,
Ind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-19
iic!iuione Noiltco.

Anthon Memorial Church i-th a.. west ~ cihavr-
TIE i.,,. g. itlhtK SIN roN sil picacl AZ % d. m
Church of lqy APo,r; gor@gr o. ~ r. ''ta ',r
40 g. writing -,iNlcrat O'clock. ~.taout -,t..u-
Church Of the IIo, spirit
Farewell .cryccs IN mo pr.,nt church ~iare @ having
been sold FOG immediate irnnii" ana D" ere ii Vi owen
iugs uIon thr sit'-"l. be h'i4 - NDAl, juno
Holy communion morning service IL
The Rector. The Rev. Mr. GtiliiEr. will oiHciate
Church OF the Messiah, cor ti'h 81 and I,rs a. I.e
Pow Co. a. CAMP. ~ Frokifn. "ih !f'a'h IL TIE morning
al IT, 80 rreAug -'rtic"
rir-r baptist Church. corner ras eyg ani l'il ~
Si, ~. a,1 a n.ra rra5tr Needing Friday elcu.ns
I,, e,,n,rIe'is At d. siih6s-fs '5oly INVITED
Five Point. House of Industry 40. l5j wofhst. WM
r. iAENNitn -uucrntcndrut h.lirn. -,ri.'r Of ~"n5
shoes ,u,l-Iaad e.OtAins earnestly ce'ii"i.
Fourth Unitarinu Church l2sth It.. west % ith ave
ri S-l,TL y. BELLoW7. Minist"ro-M u 10 ils
Pastor vln prcsct suhlsc The Ola Hell ana The Jew.
Crnce Church Broadvny.-summrr service go sundays
throughout The summer. ENtnint ir5r WIN an anthem al
Madison Avenue Baptist Church cornct Of 3isist,-
The Irv = DIy" BRIDIMAN, DID. Pastor. The Roy =. D.
III K ofthc Central Baptist Church. VII preach a. II a. TO-
IA. m. chap, serylco ou Wcnc slay evening at Z a..
Mr. J. H. Gibbs will speak on Temperance NDAY cy"n.
ing next al lhe ma JnFSt n ~ DO ~
viii take part ga the exercises
New Jeru,nem Church ,iweieuborgianl. 35th.st, Do
tween Pax ana aeAiI stOn a'v1; ,1 s' - Ih '
L. subject: " Words Of Encourage nenL"
II Georges Church stuyvesant Square corner 10th.
-ls mn Pedp service Al seats free sermon
by the Rev. \. Perkins. Minister in charge
Washington square ", y Church !thst. near 6thayo
IS strangers arr invited TO worship slIh Us shers %
hand " show you sittingA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-19
The seaside Library.

r TODAY ~ CLEAE, BOLD. HANDsoME TYPE
SEASIDE LIBRARY. so 1,Ols
WIFE ~ NAME ONLY.
By tie Aut4or u Dora ThoTne." 20 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-19

Anthon Memorial Church f-th r.. west ~ ffh.avr.-
The l.,,. g. uIhik 81 IN lpN All. preach - % a. 900
Church oftbr Holy apostles. corner 81 18th - r"h i'"
lhr Rev. BRADY o. lAthi =, Rector Nuinns service
!. l.. nAr--- --A--- % D --u- ). y -L--uL - L-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-19
5perial Notires.

A-Headauarters for good, cheap dentistry. 80 years
practice. Prices reduced The $40 acts Of testh
ever mae Fine gold and patna work lower and better than
any other house.
DR. WAIT & SON,
No 45 East 23dst near shave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-19
CENTRAL PARK OBSERVATIONS.

,lrael q ..oroIoaleaI - Q, e - - a p n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-19
AN OLD FIENpo AND HIS PUPIL.

vi the two smokers in the bunk before me one
was boy evidently taking his first lesson in the
wee, while the other an ancient fend" as the
confirmed opium-smoker is called. The boy has the
fresh, peaehy bloom on his cheeks which one sees
occasionally IN healthy young Chinese who have
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-26

-
RY virtue Of a certain trust deed bsari6k
ID date the 18th day Of July. 1874, duIy "a.
corded in book No. l02, page 372 Of the Regis
tors ofhce Of Shelby county, Tennessee, dc.
iault having been made therein, / will, as
trustee. on
Wednesday. May 25th, 1881,
IN front ofthO law Office Of L. Il e, Lehman.
NO, ~ Madison street, in the city 0fMemphis,
now Taxing, District ofShelby county, Tonnes
see, during legal hours, sell to the hiehes IT bid
der at public auction, for cash, the following
described real estate, te-Wit: A lot OF land
situated in the city Of Memphis, Shelby coun-
ty. Tennessee, beginning at the northeast cor
ner of the line as fixed by the agreement or
deed between Watt c.. Bradford and w, n.
Wellons, recorded in book No. 20, page So Of
the Registers Office Of Shelby county. Tennes-
SEQ: and running thence southwardly with ths
said east line of said lot as fixed in said deed
between Watt Q. Bradford and W, B. WelloDs
to the north line Of the alley between Poplar
and Washington streets, and running thence
eastwardly With the north line Of said allev 10
the west line Of the lot heretofore by Charles
Sewering conveyed to j. w. Crump; thence
northwsTdly with the west line of the lot so
conveyed to said Crump to the south line of
Poplar. street: thence westwardly with the
south line of Poplar street to the point Of be-
ginning, being the premises intended TO he
conveyed TO Benjamin Il. Lawrence by s. r.,
Gammo1l, trustee, by deed bearing. date the
Sd day Of June, 1871, recorded in book No. a,
page 24 Of said Registers office, together with
the premises conveyed to said BENJAMIN +.
Lawrence by Catharine A. Sohafer, Charles
Sewering and Herman Schafer, by deed bear
ing date April oath, 1878, which latter deed
was given to correct an erroneous description
of the premises intended to be conveyed in a
deed made by Catharine A. Schafer and Her
mar Schafer. her husband. to Charles Sewer
ing. dated May 2Jth, 1877, and recorded in
book No. go, part 2, page 574 Of said Regitter's
Office, md being the same promises conveyed
to Sallie NJ. Frankland by Louis Leubrie by
deed recorded in book No. lob, rage 11S Of the
aforesaid Registers office. Equity Of redemp-
tion waived. l.. LEHMAN, Trustee,
Memphis, April 18th, 1881. as IS
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-26
Tuesday Evening. April. 2e. 1881.

IT was a singular coincidence though
possibly accidental, that the resigna.
ton Of Judge Freeman, assistant at
tOrney-general for the postOfice, was
accepted the same day as that of GEN
eral Brady, leading to the inference
that he, too, was in some way connect
ed with the star route crookedness.
Freeman'S friends are explaining very
vigorously that he always advised
against extravaganza, and did all he
could to prevent it. If this is so, it
would seem that he had precious little
influence, and labored in vain. Posi-.
bly, his successor, backed up by a
healthy public sentiment, will be able
to accomplish more. 1t seems settled
that Freeman had no influence in ia
vor Of reform aud that it was time for
him to retire. The checks he would
have placed on the postofice depart
ment we're never heard of by the pub
lie until he was compelled to resign.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-26
Lord B~eacODneId's wish.

LONDON, April 2l.-The prepara-
tons for the funeral ofLord Beacon
field soil continue to be the universal
subject for discussion. Mr.. Gladstone
letter offering Westminster Abbey
meets with general approval, but the
reply OF the executors seems at pres
ent TO forbid the hope OF national OBJ
sequies in the great temple of silence
aud reconciliation. TIE earl's wish
~ expressed in his will, is emphatic
a. 10 bis being laid beside my late
wife, Mary Ann Disraeli, created in
her own right Viseountess Beaconfeld,
and ] desire that my funeral may be
conducted with the same simplicity as
was hers"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-26

Orsd b7shat democratic senator, John.
ston, Of Virginia.
But l cannot follow ''T.n through
all the mazes of his wanderings!
Mr.. Editor, che Appeal of April Sd,
in congratulating the people upon the
defeat of the 1908 brokers' bill de-
clared that its passage with coupons
made receivable for taxes would
obliterate old party. lines and
erect on their ruins two new
parties divided on tho sole issue
of the state debt" and although
it has since received new light from
1.-THE first legal talent Of Tennessee"
yea, even from lawyers opposed to
the recent act" that there is mo
escape" it was right in its first
opinion, and there will arise a party
pledged to tear up the brokers' bill,
root and branch, and consume it in
the fire of a free peoples indignation,
led by men sufficiently versed in con-
stitutional law and true democracy to
know that the act is not irrepealable
and is not a fnality, if the sovereign
people will otherwise.
TRUE DEMOCRAT.