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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-13

TRAVEL RESUMED. through travel
which has been interrupted for several DAYS
past between Joshua Falls and Lynchburg
has been resumed,
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: A. NJ, so (;
Q A. NJ, 90; noon, %; p. NJ, 90; p.
NJ, 95; midnight. S4.
Mean temperature, 90 5-6.
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GRAND jury INDICTMENTS The grand
jury of the Hastings Court yesterday
brought 10 indictments against the follow
ing parties:
Richard Thomas, for breaking and enter.
ing IN the daytime the house Of J. w. Hall
and stealing ;herefrom one lot Of keys val
ued at 81.
L. w. Springs, for selling goods by sam
pie without a license.
George Cbeatham, for exhibiting a cer-
tain gaming-tab'e called chuck-a-luck.
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IrEW S1HnNI-

] shall open -
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND MISSES
AT lO7 EAST CARY STREET, ..
SEPTEMBER 20. 1881. Professor HASSELEFF
viii have charge of French and German, and other
needed assistance Of the best talent will be employed
N0paBs will be spared 10 make the accommOda-
t0ns attractive and pleasant and The inSIucuOn
thorough. Circulars az bookstores.
ir R4ndGlt GEORGE i. MERRILL IL, Prncipa
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. Week End n
July 5, july 3, Jaly 2, July
1879. 1850. 1851. 1888
w. C.. w. G.. W. &. ".
...1G 20 "a % II % 80

1879. 1850. 1851. 1881.
ro,,,se.,n, " aG e; y s. y u s. 80 80 s.
stili-born.,.,.. l z 3
Mean temperature for the week ending
July 81, 800 42/; mean temperature Tor
the week ending July och, $50 00/.
Amount OF rainfall for the week endin
July 2d, 2.55 inches; amount Of rainfall
for the week ending July 9th, l.02 inches.
Rate Population, as per census 1850
White, 1891; colored, 26,G09-total, g.
67O.s Rate Of mortality Of whole popula-
ton was 90 40 per 200 per annum. Rate
Of mortality Of white population was 1888
per 900 per annum. Rate Of mortality OF
colored population was Ga OF per 1000 per
annum.
Figures used in this report-Whlte 3S'-
200; cOlored, 26,S00-tOtal, $4,000
sThe $50 added 70 population as per census ,is. Is
considered a meagTe allowance for the hoaIlhs
populatiOn Of our city.
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EXTRACTED DIRECTLY PROM THE FLOWER.
This Is The secret Of the wonderfully sweet aud
penetrating qualities OF the perfumes manufactured
By }. & e. ATKINSON, of London.
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INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-FOr the Mid.
die Atlantic States, warmer, fair weather,
variable winds. mostly sOutherly, station.
ary or lower barometer.
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RICHMOND BAZAAR 10 A. NJ, horses, variety
OF new ana second hand buggies, phaeons, top
wagons carts, &C.
JNO. r.. LAUGHTON. JG. 10k A. NJ, executors
sale OF Kpabe piano aud two parl0r organs
JNO. r.. LAUGuTON, JR, l04 A. NJ, two walnut
chamber suits, refigegators, aud Other fural-
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The FUNERAL OF Mrs. MARY McCLUNG
J0BSsT0N-A LARGE CROWD AT THE CATHE-
ORAL - IMPRESSIVE SERVICES. Before 10
O'Clock yesterday morning st. Peters Ca
thedra was crowded with an assembly rep
resenting every profession in life and every
shade OF religious opinion. The sorrow
and sympathy which sat alike on the faces Of
old men and fair maidens told that their
visit to the house OF God was a solemn one.
In one pew sat Governor Holiday and the
Rev. DIR. MinnigeTode, and on every hand
could be counted our most conspicuous and
influential citizens. Soon from the organ
came music sad and mournful, aud down
the main aisle TO the altar were borne the
remains OF Mary McCluDg Johnston, the
girl-wiie OF DR.. George Ben. Johnston, OF
this city. The casket containing them was
completely covered with flowers as fair as
her pure young life, and these had been
arranged in crosses, harps, anchors, crowns,
and, in fact, In every appropriate design
tha. either love or friendship could suggest.
They looked more like the flowers that were
strewn In her path on her happy bridal
night, few months ago ut Abingdon, than
frail offerings to her memory on her burial
day. In front OF the solemn procession
were Drs. Beale and Cunningham, each
bearing floral tributes, and following 1t were
her bereaved husband, his father Senator
Jobnstonl his mother, and bI other and sis
ter The pall-bearers were DR.. Brock, Cap
tain Spottswood, and Messrs. S. 3. Witt,
Andrew Pizzlni, Richard Dunlop, and
w. r. Trigg. All along the aisle
and in many pews could be seen
friends with beautiful floral offerings.
The Rev. DR.. O'Connell delivered an ap-
propriate and touching discourse, aIIuding
TO the lovely Christian character Of the de-
ceased, and speaking words OF hope
and comfort to those she was to be
separated from only for season.
This was followed by requiem mass OF the
Catholic Church, which was made the more
impressive by the solemn music, vocal and
instrumental, which accompanied II. Even
after the funeral procession had left the
Cathedral and proceeded 10 the Catholic
cemetery, where the remains were inferred,
there was the same sOrrowful look among
those who remained for awhile in the sacred
edlfice, indicating how universal is the regret
that one so good, so fitted to make those
around her happy, should be cut off in the
very May OF her life. The usual ceremo-
nies OF the Church were gone through with
at the grave, the Rey. William Reynolds
Cowardn, $. j., officiating, and loving
friends and relatives returned to their
homes feeling that to them the world was
drearier because their loved one had been
consigned to her resting-place.
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WHEN you FBEL LASGUID FROM HEAT. stop at
ANToNI's. A glass Of SODA will revive you.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

EJ- On all sales of Real Estate made between the
lst of January and last OF June the taxes for the
present year have 10 be paid by the purchaser. On
all sales made between the lst OF July and last Of
the year the taxes have tO be paid by the seller.
This custom was adopted about fifteen years ego
by all the real estate agents In Richmond and APP
plies 10 Richmond aud vIcinty.l
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DESIGNATIONS & pARrNERsa,ps.

nISSOI UTION OF CO-PARfNER
snip -TDe arm Of ROHERT r. WILLIAMS
q co w1s dissolved on .he lst OF july 5y iiini a.
tion. Mr. f.. l.. TRAN re ring.
The under slgued viii cOntinue basin - under the
hrIn name OF ROBERT T.. WILLIAMS & 90 as
heretofore. hvbbEi T. WILLIAMS.
Mr.. F. l.. TRAST can be found With rs for the
prrS nt. -
DO-PAR RrNERSHlP.- The Undersigned
" have this Ist day Ct July, 1891. formed
partner hip, unds r he irm-uaue OF PHI HER n
tJSBDRNE. for The purpose Of cOgduc ibz ile
FUEL BUSINESS In al us BRANCHES. . b. senior
pirtner has hsd experience m this b siness iu
this civ hffeeu wears. ana with tnis eNOefieuce
and ucrpa5 5ed faciiities, the new concern hope ~
receive hbeTal DaiTVnage from the rikrns "
RichmOnd and vicinity. ". :. .PilCuEk.
jy3 ZOE q. ~ - NlkN ".
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USDERrAK Es<ss.

VOSEPH w. LAUBE, gxz
- SG.UNDERTAKKR,~
CORNER FIRST AND BROAD srkEErs,
RICHNOSD. VA
WOOD AND METALLIC BURiAL-CAsts,
ROBES, HEARsE. HACKS,
and al things requisite az LOWEST RATES,
Teiegranhic and caUnfrv orders solicited. NH q
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DEATH FROM SUNgTROKs.-I esterday af-
iernoon about O'Clock atr. Joseph H1rroi
who resided at No. 52T north Second street.
was found lying IN an iEsensible condition
on Fourth street between Clay aud Leigh
and carried TO the Second statiou.bouse,
where be died about 6:i5 O'Clock. The de-
ceased was native OF Vienna, Austria, and
was about thlrty.eight years OF age. He
came TO Richmond shortly afler the close oi
the war. and started what was known az
the 50.cent store on Broad between Eighth
and Ninth streets. He afterwards kept q
wine.r room on Seventh street imme ediately
In rear OF the Theatre, but for the past two
wears was connected with the house OF
Messrs. Christian 4 White, where he bad
charge Of the wine department.
The deceased went out collecting yester-
day morning apparently as well as usual,
and returned 10 the store about half.past
o'clock from long walk. He compiaine d
OF feeling very weak, but cOntended that
he was not sick. Mr.. Christian subsequent
ly fouLd him seated in rear of the establish
meut and crying bitterly. Upon being
questioned, be said he felt terribly-so
weak-and he believed he was going TO die.
He was advised 10 60 home and rest him
self, but he continued in the discharge oil
his duties until, the weakness Increasing,
he walked over to the Capitol Square and
rested upon one OF the benches. How long
be remained there is not known, a. nothing
was seen OF him until he was found as
above stated.
The Coroner viewed the remains, but
deemed an inquest unnecessary, as 1t was
evident that death was caused by sunstroke.
The deceased was an sfTectionate husband
and father, good citizen, and faithful, in
telligent, and hard.working man, and was
greatly esteemed by all who knew him, es-
peclally bv the German portion Of our COM
munity. He leaves wife and two children.
His funeral will take place from st. James
Episcopal church this afternoon at 6 O'Clock,
and will be attended by the Gesang Verein
Virginia, OF which organization he was an
hOnored member.
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POLICE COuRT.-The following cases were
disposed OF Yesterday:
James II. Frayser and Robert Nelson (both
colored) were fined g 80 each for fighting in
the street.
Henry Williams (eolored), charged with
stealing wagon, valued at $50, from George
Seay. The case was continued till Saturday.
Cornelia Hooper tcOlored) was sent on 10
the grand jury for stealing S32 In currency,
the property of William Carneal.
George Cheatbam (cOlored) was sent on TO
the grand jury 10 answer the charge OF un-
lawful gaming.
John Adams, charged with assaulting and
beating Lewis Williams. Discharged.
Maggie Wade was fined 81 80 for being
drunk and disorderly on the street.
Frank Wallace, charged with being drunk
and disOrderly. Attachment issued.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-13
MRS. SQUIRE'S
vi YOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY.
5l2 EAST FRANKLIN STREET,
RICHMOND. VA.
A DAY AND BOAkDlNG-SCH00L

Toe fourth session Of this school will commence OIL
he 18Th OF stPrEMBER, 1881.
An, SQUlRES viii be assisted by her daughters.
,le has also secured as an assistant, 10 devote bis
slJe tme 70 this school, Profess r {. W. LUCAS,
ae o. Hiss Pulnam's Englih and Classical school,
N@ % Marlborough street, Boston. Professor LU-
| "a, Is graduate Of Harvard College, Mass, from
Nmch Institution he brings the highest testimOL ials
a. 70 Character aud scholarship.
fioit ssor J.. y. HASSkLEFF Modern Languages,
| tol Miss NJ. j. Baldwin's Seminary, Stauntor.
Ttoiessor -, Music.
iof terms, &c sena for circulars.
ijy lO-Su&W2l
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BED.BuGs. RoAcHEs.

Rats mice, ants, flies. vermin. mosauisoes, In
seets, &C., cleared out by Rough on Rats, Fif-
teen-cent boxes at druggists.
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DANTOPS ACADEMY,
i NEAR CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.

Healthy location. beautiful scenery, scholars lim'
ted, fun course Of study. thorough teaching, firm
d cipllne, cheap price, wholesome moral Influence
Catalogues ma led on application.
is s-sOd2mf REV. r. WOODS, Principal.
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RICHMOND, VA, July 8, 1881.
HENRY VENABLE, AGE EN- I FOR
IL WILLIAM YOUNG .-rnis Is TO certify that
have this day appointed HENRY VENABLE my
only agent as RESTAURANT KEEPER. dol
business a. $50 north sixth street, 10 buy and sell
for CASH ONLY. All persons are cautioned not To
credll the said Henry Yenable, as will not be re-
spOnsible for toe same. . -
jy l32w WILLIAM hUUNd'
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NEW ORLEANS CIGARS
WEsTMoRELAND, QUEEN BEE;
MARDI GRAS, elegant:
pure Havana nIiers-verY low at
CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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FUNERAL SERVICES. The funeral Of Mr..
Charles |. Quares, whose death was noticed
in yesterdays Dispatch, took place from
the Second Baptist church yesterday after
noon, Rev. DR.. Hawthorne officiating. The
remains were inferred IN Hollywood GENE
tery,
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8itbmond 9ispatth.
WEDNESDAY July 10, 1881.

ss- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
~ LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRcu-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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HUsTIsGs COURT. The following casrs
were disposed Of In the Hastings Courf
yesterday
John Green, charged With felonious as
sault upon A. A. Harris With knife, with
intent TO kill, was tried and acquitted.
Peter 0'BileD, charged with assaulting
and woundiDg John Walsh with a crow
bar, was tried and convicted and sentenced
to three months confinement in the city
jill and to poy fine OF 81.
In the case Of John E. Raveror, who was
fined IS and sentenced to tweuty-four
hours confinement in Jail by the Police.
Justice for au assault upon George W.
Goldin, from which decision Ravenor took
an appeal, paper was fled with the court
setting forth that the differences existing
between the parties had been amicably adj
iusted wbereupon it was dismissed under
the statute covering such cases.
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MISS DANIELS BOARDING AND
wi DAY-SCHOOL,
Sll EAST GRACE STREET, RICHMOND, VA.

The ff'h session Of this school begins the 10TH
EPTEMBEk, 1881, and cnds the 18Th June fol-
owing. NJ. j. Ia PLACE viii have charge of the
french classes. Competent assistants employed.
f@ further particulars apply tor circulars.
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.,,ssspnssssss. - ~-r !,
che DISPA'TCH.I
~ '5TaE DlspATcH coMpANs. o lse. |
eAsE--1I,Ssss ,SsssiessTcH h delivered % suoscyi.
<rs DALI CENTS per week, psysoie 70 ss e,s
rlsr. yss,ssi u so fOr three Ses'a'' oV0' W. WV
. .ss,sS.-,u.wrrKLY DisPArCB at " pea an
g. g. ScI 3 81 q nT,ssPafcH TsTsefi;c at q par annum:
HuR PUNCH. -
DELICIOUS DRINK
4, Use IN FAMILIES HOTELS CLUBS
FoN W. PARTIES. ETC.
.,,....... sss'.'''''.''.
:HUB PUNCH:
:.....,......,"...''''
BOSTON:
cH. GRAVES a SONS.
.....s......s..s.'''''''
THE "HuB PUNCH:
......,.,......s.'.sss..
-, been introduced ana meets WIN "~' NS'
- a''' popular favor
w,ReANTED TO CONTAIN ONLY THE
II : pFST OF LIQUORS,
UNITED WITH
,aorcE FRUIT JUICES and = '"N'0'N' ."
.,t,c and will be found an agree
MS reaQy W on ,bc choice things which undenlaOly
so $50 ~ Measures of hfe and eneonrsEe Eooo
ssarEe 20 w. ma good nature II righln ehIoseu'
y" GOOD At ALL TIMES.
r.r TIE THING e FsEs. k<rr IN "iSr-'rI-
..o,pps NOT COMPLETE WITHOUT
siDH'U ....s.''s''''''''''''.
:mUB PUNCH.
..................
rsvn CLEAR OR WITH FRESH
II can Or SODA. OR not MATEE,
LtSFF.,T0 III 10 SUIT TIE TASTE.
..sv leading wiae-merchants' grocers' hotels
,5 5drasgisis ,nei - manufacturers prices by
Il.oer w. WHITE, GrOcers, 6I4 Main
Ssti, Ricb'aono, "a. ------------== -----==
FLORIDA WATER.
...........ss..'..':
THE :......~. ...:
IvPERIsHABLE PERFUME.
.'s'''s''''
a ...,.''''.
MURRAY & LANMAE's
.......
...''''
. FLORIDA WATER j
..sssssssss''
sss..sssss.sss'~.
.,..s..'s''''''''
TOILET, BATH, AND SICK ROOM.
neutrality-suspicious. .''' '''''' ''''''''"'
Imh 16-W&Sa9ml
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T1OR SALE A SECONDHAND DO.

l. MYSTIC MACHINE, In ptritct order, cheap
for cash. or on iusialments. Apply ~ No. 2506
Grace street, between Twenty-hflh and Twenty.
.six a. is 49, W,F,&Su3t*
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~,prANTED TO CONTAIN ONLY THE
II pFST OF LIQUORS,
UNITED WITH
Ch0lNh SUGAR.

81, orepipg. and will be found an agree-
MS ready cn .a ne choice things which undenia0ly
80 sddsSsH 70 MEASURES of hfe and eneosnrsse Sood
ehlArgt ", 70. ~ good nature II righlh ehlOseo'
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HUB PUNCH.

rsvn CLEAR OR WITH FRESH
n CAN bh ~ SODA. OR not WATEG,
LhATTNi0NADE. OR WITH FINE
Icy TO SUIT TIE TASTE
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DOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY EA.
~ ECUrED ct he DISPATCH rkiSfiSe-
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WEATHER REPORT.

Entered az the Post-0fhce at Richmond, Va, as
second-cass matter.l
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;rHe "nUB PUNCH" F:

-, been introduced, and meets with ma' Eed
~ a'e' popular favor.
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-.,.-,.,5,ng wine-merchants, grocers' hotels,
81 dfnsKi.s,ss ~ manufacturers prices by
TmaleT ssl'S S WHITE, Grocers, SI4 Main
49,, RicDMoho' Va -r---------------
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GOOD AT ALL TINES

ry,SG To KEEP IN wiNE-CFL-
list 1bh LARS
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rInnInA WATER.
IgpERIsHABLE PERFUME.
TLORIDA WATER,

TOILET, BATH, AND SICK ROOM
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sThe $50 added 20 population as per census Is
considered a meagTe allowance for the hoatinS
population Of our city.
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BOSTON;
c.H. GRAVES a SONS.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-12-02
LEDGER LINES
Splendid toy books at Williams.

Splendid toy books at Williams.
Oysters every style. Crystal Palace.
Another lot fine turkeys at S. L.
Moore & Co.
Brown Il Jones, coal dealers, 2s2
Main street.
Best coal oil at Zoe per gallon at
S. L. Moore & Co.
See advertisement of new game
store, 81 Beal street.
Call at Erich's and examine his
Queen Anne" dinner sets.
New jelly, preserves and fruit but.
ters, at S. L. Moore & Co.
Alex. Dams and Eliza Taylor were
licensed to marry this forenoon.
Prairie hay and Tennessee lime il
car lots. Ike A. Chase, 22O Front.
The coming walking match is the
talk in all parts Of the city and ada.
cent country.
Charles A. Hartman is a greai
iayorite among the ladies who hav,
seen him walk.
Best Headlight oil, water white, o
25c per gallon at $ j. Moore q Co.
corner fernando and Yancestreeis
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-12-02
Dressed Turkeys and Chickens
Albert Seessel's Market,
I24 Main Street. 81
ncalh of q Good OInEen.

Mr.. John NJ. Woodsen. formerly Of
Germantown, in this county, died at
his home in Tate county, Mississippi,
Tuesday morning, the 9Th ult,, in the
6lst year Of his age. He was formerly
of Virginia and settled at German
town in 1855, where he resided until
1870, when he removed to his late
home. His untiring energy, perse'
verance and pleasing address were
some Of his notable characteristics
He was a good citizen aud devoted
husband and father. In all the rela-
tions Of life he was esteemed as a true
man. The fragrant memory Of a well
spent life fingers about his name and
will long be cherished by his family,
neighbors and many friends.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-12-02

Yanktown, is the capital Of Dakota.
and is undoubtedly the largest town
in the Territory. In order that its
inhabitants should not depend upon
the muddy water Of the Missouri
river alone for drinking purposes, the
novel experiment Of boring an arte-
sian we'll was decided upon. Work
was commenced on the summit OF the
highest hill within the town limits,
and three weeks ago the first artesiau
water ever obtained on the pralries
gushed from the we'll at the rate o.
$50 gallons a minute. The water Is
clear and sweet. A reservoir will be
built at once and the whole town sup.
Piled with artesian water. The press
ure Is so strong that the water flows
fifty feet above the level Of the ground.
The experiment is an important one
as Il Is alleged that the water Of the
Missouri " so strongly charged with
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-12-02
THE WALKERs.
Incidents Of Mistaken Identity

Look how he walks. just view
those muscles. See that springy step.
Admire his general carriage"
A squad of gentlemen standing to-
gether on Main, neal Madison street,
were heard to ventilate the foregoing
sentences yesterday forenoon as they
saw a man crossing the highway in
company with General P. Tracy.
A little farther on, two ladies
checked up in their promenade and
gazel admiringly at the couple. One
whispered to the other, That's him;
that's O'Leary, the great pedestrian.
Isn't he graceful. just look how
straight and handsome he is" Hes
better looking than General Tracy"
Don't he walk beautifully? I'd give
anything to be acquainted with him.
and after eying the couple until they
had covered nearly half a square, the
fair wayfarers moved on their course,
Now it happens that the famous
footman has been escorted about the
city considerably by General Tracy
since be arrived here, and the Gen
eral has generally introduced The
visitor to all his acquaintance, expa
tiating at length upon the great cham
pion's exploits in the past as well a
his expected Achievements in the iu
ture.
One or two other friends have alsl
been occupying General Tracy's atten
ton to a slight degree within the week
and among them is a gentleman from
Chicago, we'll known to newspape
attaches, proprietors, etc, throughou
the country. He is a genial and
clever man in the general acceptatioi
Of the term, and finds a cordial wei
come among all classes every time h
comes this way. He is also to som
extent a good looking man, at least
would be so regarded in a frame b
the side Of the General. The latte
citizen happened to be plotting hill
about yesterday, and the crowd too
him for 0'Leary.
1t was a mistaken identity, howevet
The gentleman happened to be n
other than Colonel T. P. Rundlet, Ii
, representative Of the greatest in
making factory in the world. Th
Colonel's intimates have been jokin
him a little, but he retorts by claimir
that ifhe isn't a better walker tina
O'Leary, be is certainly handsomer.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-12-02

New York State buckwheat, maple
syrup and new sugar house molasses,
at S. l.. Moore & Co.
Prof. Saxby's grand german TO-
night at Cochran Hall. Admission,
so cents; ladies free.
New mince meat, best in the world
loo per ID; at S. L. Moore 4 Co., cor
ner fernando and Vance streets.
Music books, magazines, illustrated
papers, etc., bound at the PUBLIC
LEDGER bindery, ID Madison street
Deeds were recorded to-day from r
Irby to j. W. Moon, R. L. Hill ct az
to John Hill, A. Woodruff tr to D
Canale.
The sales of tickets in the ever pop
ular Little Havana Lottery will close
tomorrow as the drawing occurs
Monday. Go to the usual place and
get a ticket.
The Trustees Of the Medical Col
lege paid that Institution a visit O-day
at noon, examined the situation, the
students and faculty and other objects
Of interest, lunched and chatted pleas
antly, then retired to their homes anC
places ofbusiness.