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The Evening critic., 1882-06-01
Happy as Junebugs. .

Zephamih Thomas and Mary Dill.
Charles e. Adams and Amanda Collins,
Archibald ID. Columbus and Laura O. VIII
Hams.
Foster p. Wood, OF Mecosta County, Mich.
and Miss Lizzie W. McCullan.
Henry o. Towles and Fannie L. Beavans.
Il. v. Ammons and Mamie Lee Edwards,
both OF Charles City County, Va.
George II. Nelson and Emma Grelnsby, both
OF Fairfax County, Va.
John 4. Febiger and Ellen Il. johnson,
The Evening critic., 1882-06-01
La FIeur,s Excrefer.

IN the short time II has been before the public,
comes highly recommended by large nuulbers
OF citizens OF baltimore, who have been
restored TO health by 1t. La Fleur & Co. claim
fier, and cures entirely by execretion, remoy-
Ing all impurities from the blood through the
pores OF the skin without any danger OF taxing.
cold, and sure preventive and cure for
malarial diseases.
The Evening critic., 1882-06-01
A Pastors Enthusias,n.

"hiifA-Ni, ~ o., Juiy <, looo.
H. II. WARNER & Co.: SsPs-Mrs. Bardwell
has been long sufferer from chronic iniiam-
nation OF the bladder, which yielded 10 no
treatment until she began the use of your Safe
remedy at all times.
REV. ID. MCGEE BARDwELL.
The Evening critic., 1882-06-01
II YOu Will Call

and see the enormous stock OF clothing we
carry, the low prices We name, and the SUI
perior styles We produce, We are confident
you VIII purchase from us. Eiseman Bros
corner Seventh and L streets.
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The tellers returned, and announced tho
vote for the standing committee to be as fol-

Rev. Dr.. Gramer received votes, DR.. Addi-
son 3, Rev. John 8. Lindsey 3, Rev. Mr..
Hodges and few other scattering votes
were cast. Every member Of the old standing
committee was reelected.
DR.. Paret's report and resolution were then
taken up and read again and discussion re-
neweQ.
The Evening critic., 1882-06-01
AUCTION SALES---T0-M0RRoW

RUY YOURSELF A HOME
PRICE WITHIN REACH OF EVERY ONE.
INTEREST
The undcrsign ed, In order to close an estate, is
obliged to sell house No. Az X street northwest.
This house W as built by days work, is In per-
feet order, containing ten rooms, n bathroom,
etc. VIII take small cash payment, balance In
notes, lon time, low interest, with privilege to
take tn EN- up when desired. VIII be sold very
low nj private sale at any time before
FRIDAY, JUNE 2, AT O'CLOCK.
at which time, If undisposed Of Il will be sold at
auction TO the highest bidder. The keys and per-
mission to examine can be had at
WILLET & LIBBEY'S LUMBER YARD,
Cor. Sixth street and New York avenue.
DUNCANSON BROS,
my204t Auctioneers
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Real Estate Trausfers.

John Il. Chiesmond 10 Catharine Leyl, for
$0,250, part OF lot %, Pleasant Plains. Peter
Carroll TO @. i. Peck, for S735, lot 81, So 1926.
A. A. Humphreys to Samuel Blatchford, Of
New YORK, for $4,000, part OF lots IL. - and
15, 50. 21S. j. w. Hubert TO VIM. o'Donnell,
fer $S5, part oflot A, so. 662
The Evening critic., 1882-06-01
MARRIED.

BRUCE-PIERSON.-A the Estreet Baptist
Church. in this city, by Rev. DR.. d. w. Faunce,
May 81, Mr.. Henry Il. Bruce and Miss Ida NJ,
pierson, both of Washington.
HANNA-COLE.-May 80, 1882, by Rev. s.
Domer, d. D., Mr.. Benjamin W. Hanna. OF
Salina, KAN, to Miss Imogen A. Cole, of Willis
ton, VT.
The Evening critic., 1882-06-01
stylish spring Suits 10 Order, SIS
Hamburger's, 616 Pennsylvania avenue.

RHEUMATISM OF ten, fifteen ard twenty
years standing Is quickly cured by ST. Jacobs
OIL
The Evening critic., 1882-06-01
"AIderney Dairy Waons. ;,

Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morn
Ing and delivered In 1aib. "Ward prints, 4Oc.
per N, Also, cottage cheese, butterlnilk and
sweet milk, DC. per qt Cream 16c. pint.
The Evening critic., 1882-06-01

STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM on the Cor
coran tomorrow evening. See advertisement
OF Congregational excursion,
The Evening critic., 1882-06-01
FINANCIAL.
TO.day's Stock Quotations.

The following observations of the transac.
tfons In the financial market to-day, together
with opening and closing quotations, are fur
nished by the banking house of II. d. Cooke 1r,,
Il Co., 1920 street, Washington, ID. O..
The Evening critic., 1882-06-01
AMUSEMENTS.
Theatre COmique.

big bill at the Comique this week. Tho
Kernels are immense. Wheatley and Tray
nor are the best in their line. Go to the Com
ique and spend pleasant evening.
Abner's Summer Garden.
An orchestra of fifteen selected musicians
and the Rainor Tyrolean Singing society are
the attractions at Abner's this week.
Lawrence Barrett Dramatic Club.
The rendition Of "Julius Cesar" and s'The
Merchant of Venice" Will be given at the Ma
tional Theatre by the Lawrence Barrett Ora
matte Club tomorrow and Saturday ana Sat-
urday matinee for the benefit of the Washing
ton Light Infantry Corps.
Drivers Summer Garden.
There was another good attendance at Drl-
ver's Summer Garden last night. The pro-
gramme is a most excellent one.
The Evening critic., 1882-06-01

Williams Indian Pile Ointment Is positive
cure Tor piles. Get q box OF your druggist and
suner no more. Bold everywhere.
The Evening critic., 1882-06-01
AUCTION SALES---TO-DAy
~ Real Estate Auctiones

II T. coLDwELL,
~ Real Estate Auctoneer.
TRISTEI'S SALE OF A SMALL HOUSE AND
LOT on TIE WEST SIDE OF della -.
WARE ANENUE, BETWEEN IL AND f7Sa
s1KEEIS kOUTHWEST ls.l
. BY virtue Of a deed Of trust, dated August /, x.
D. 1871, duly recorded In lber No Ggi folio go et
seq, enc Of the land records for the District OF
Columbia, ana at the request of holder Of the
the premises, on THURSDAY, June H. iss2. at
O'Clock p M, all that certain piece of ground sit
ns lot lettered and marked "F,nin w. b. Todd's
recorded subdivision Of original lot numbered q.
in square numbered 500, together with the i'm,
proVements. &c.
TERMS One-third cash and the balance in @ and
u months secured by deed of trust on the prop
erty Sold with interest AT per cent. per annum,
or all cash at option of purchaser. A deposit OF
$50 required at time of srle, and all conveyancng
~ purchasers cost. Terms to be complied with
In seven days. T. II. q. TODD,
my20 cod Trustee
The Evening critic., 1882-06-01

He could not tell what allied
him. He knew his digestion was
poor and his heart palpitated.
He felt his nervous system was
shattered. He knew his urine
was milky and ropy, but he had
suffered from these disorders
for years. Only of late had he
began to feel himself completely
exhausted and his nervous
system shattered, and his con-
stitution broken down. A friend
recommended Browns Iron
Bitters. 1t suited his case pre-
cisely, and now he is as healthy,
robust and strong as his heart
could desire. Go thou and
do likewise, then may you
live long and be happy.-A clip
pingJf0Ds The Commercial.
NObby Spring Pants to Order, $3.50
Hamburger's, 615 Pennsylvania avenue.
The Evening critic., 1882-06-01

su IF YOU WOULD AVOID CHILL6 AND
- Fevers Ague and Fevers, Bilious Fevers
and other diseases Incident 10 the season, take
BRoWNING'S BITTERS and you will surely es-
cape them.
BROWNING'S BITTERS have been In use for
over twelve years, and no person was ever known
TO have chllls bilious feyers while using these
Bitters For sale by di iuggists and grocers
ally. - -
BROWNING MIDDLETON,
PRoPRIETORS AND MANUFACTURERS,
oio Pennsylvania Avenue.
The Evening critic., 1882-06-01
Prigg's Jewelry store speciaIties,
A BUSINESS MANS EXPERIENCE.

Gold filled 1ewelry copied from solid gold de-
signs, and warranted for five years, from 50
to $50, at 457 Pennsylvania avenue.
The Evening critic., 1882-06-01
Centennial Annfycrsnry,

Dr.. Leeds offered a RESOLUTION that as the
next annual convention of the Maryland do
cese will be the Tooth in order since the organ
tee consisting of the rectors of the oldest
churches in Baltimore, st. Paurs, St. Peters
and Christ Church, of the venerable parish of
Christ Church (Maryland) together with DR..
John M. Bronze, OF st. Mary's County, and Mr..
+. j. Hall, of Montgomery County, be ap
memoration Of the centennial anniversary in
connection with the meeting OF the conven-
ton. Tho resolution was carried, and DR..
Leeds himself added to the committee.
Mr.. Dame proposed an amendment to the
Diocesan Constitution, giving the Iaymen the
same number OF representatives on the stand
ing committee as the priests. At present the
committee consists entirely OF priests. Tho
matter was referred to the Committee on
Canons.
The tellers returned, and announced tho
vote for the standing committee to be as fol-
lows. - "
The Evening critic., 1882-06-01
ADJUSTMENTS.
fISHEATRr coMIouH.
HE GROWING EVENT OF THE SEASON.

rINHgATRE coMIoUE.
HE GROWING EVENT OF THE SEASON.
MONDAY. NAY 30,
NATlNkEs TVlESSTPIAA,TihS, lSTIA,ih THURSDAYS III AND
First appearance o. the Celebrated Dialect Come
s,on9d, olans' SAls,a, ShAnDAL AND ,A; EASTWOOD;
fnssfmSRf IiPPER q ouS US RTET MYElT Renowned
The LMiTTnE Ut, ysnIul TODD A AND LEW SNOW
MISS KtTT1E o'NEIL,
nARRY TIE eTaifst E e %rRHsy ~ Htsfy Dancers
The Greatest i @ e al A. irish irish Comedians.
The Longest and Shortest song-and- Dance Team
W. c. BRYANT AND LIZZIE RICHMOND,
nRRNE9 KIN ESoniIsSSN REYNoLps.
po.oroava,,,dgt Mashlngtons Own Prime Fayorite., a..
c.n.,,,,I,,l wHEAiTLEY AZ hS6 rRAYNon, -
dies, MuLDooNS PICNIC
Mondsy June 5A;ysry LAY, and Clifton Kea.Ins
Monroe Ferguson and Mack.
June l2Mad. Fanny Lucille's Ballet Troupe,
June 2-BeneRt of Messrs Wheatley and Tray
nor.
Performances commence 2.l5 and 7.i5 sharp.
STRAwBERRY FESTIVAL
MASONIC TEMPLE,
my3l-t June , 1852.
FrHERE WILL BE A
Il STRAW BERRY FESTIVAL
at the Unity Presbyterian Church, i4th ST., bet
Corcoran and R sts., on the evenings of Thurs
day and Friday June and 2. my3i-St*
Il STREET BAPTIST CHURCH WILL
~ hold their annual reunion and strawberry
festival Friday evening, June q full attend
ance is solicited by the ladies' Admission, 10
cents. my3i-3tS
MARYLAND AVE. AND 14TH ST. s. W.
For One Week Only, Commencing Monday,
May 30,
THE MONSTER WHALE,
Length. GO feet weight $1,000 pounds. A Genuine
Arctic Mammal. The only one of his species
ever taken from the water
CAPTAIN PAUL BOYTON,
The Great Nautical Adventurer, commanding the
Whaling Crew, Will be in the Whale Pavilion daily
70 receive and entertain visitors, and also display
the wonderful life-saving dress and other para
phernala with which he makes his lonely voy
ages.
Admission, 25c.; Children, 15c. Open from 90.
m. to p. M. my28-6t
The Evening critic., 1882-06-01
EXCURSIONS.
NUANTICo PAVILION.
RoUND-TRIp TICKETS, so CENTS. my2

RouND-TRIP TICKETS, 80 GENTS. my29
A MOONLIGHT EXCURSION ON THE w.
"A w. Corcoran will be given under the dlrec-
lion ofthe ladies' Of the congregational Church on
enth-street wharf at $50 sharp. Music under the
Strawberries, ice cream, sc, served on the trip.
Tickets, so cents, at Z. Youngs, Kellogg 4 John.
sons, or at the boat. my27,3ljul 2
The Evening critic., 1882-06-01
L. Pitts. Ia Ia R. Mining 1ls 1A
washington stock Exchange.

The following are the closing quotations of
the Washington Stock Exchange to-day:
N n pONng Dgd Aei ri nm crnoU ma 4sI.y
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-30

mcnitoBes stpiiden ben ripaliiirenoen See7
rem fit faum ntO9li6.
Die 8eD0roen bon &anton baben stpolt
Seerdrber, tpel6e in dineiil6en 0eipdltern
g%efangen gcltomrten ipurben unb 3ltn1 Gooe
Derurtbeilt ipprben fi1b, Dinrt6ten laiien.
Die Sniel 2uson, Die grOBte ber&btltpz
ptnen, ipurbe am 20. October bon eiltell
fur6tbaren Stl1rm beim9eiudt, Der in oer
Sta6t Wanila alleil1 10000 Wteni6e1
Db6a6loS mndte. Die StGote Wtalacat
uno 8ltlocan tpurben total Dcr1id6tet. y SIN
Oafen bon Wtanila tprr0en Ii S6tfie' auf
ben Strano geiporfelt.
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bisberigen @ouperneur BON !Serat, 9lboul
Sban, a6gelebt ullb ietnen SoDn al i~ei1er
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rlfen r1O ernltltde ltnrlDcn brObelt. 0ie
8cipobner ser 9to66ari6nft Don &dbul Da@
ben itd erbpben uno ben O~Drttgcn @OlOer7
i1eur getObtet.
SIN SranSDaaI lit ein &rieg ni6cr
BEN 6Glptli1g OtapDd, ipclder DEM Of0r7
6er OeS S~offcrnbduptlingS Sococoent 3u7
Hu6t getpGbrt, alsgebro6cn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-30
gus Se1t @orNdSten.
&aacniem.

g8ie eS beiBt, bat bas bier in llmlauf 9e=
Iebte Gieiud), Die Sro9e, OBJ Cafe Sielp ais
Gtdbt iucorporirt Derber iou ober ni6t,
elmer Goltsobltimnln9 Bel BET nd6iten
&ownpabl 5I unterbreiten, bic senii9enbe
Arsobl pon 1lnteri1riften erbolten.
Siir ben Sau ctncs AbSu9s.G Canals i'll Sui
lerton Npenie, belien Soften Der 8omls
6Snsenieur oui $38,G00 peranidla9t batte,
forOert s.. $. Bennington III einem Der eits
9erei6te1 Nnsebote itltr $26 OBJ; ibm mtrb
Der @ontraft wa6rl6einli6 suertalttt iperoen.
&afe.
Sin re9clre0tcS 1uel duf Barte SGulte
oDre SirDen ltltb Ganbagen, nit DorldrittSs
lndBiqen Gefnnbortelt rnb benz iibli9en GU
l0ol9rrin9, U1rbe at einem Gage Der per-
gangenen ISOLDE 9io9mitto9s auf 3Illp's
.3ie9elei, nobe Der 80. GtroBensG Brittle. atSz
Gef0t6teit, obue baB bic FoliSei binOerto oa=
Sptl0en trat. Gie llrla6e bieles. CURRIERS'
Sipcier Sitter aus ben Gie5b0fet- mar Der
Gtreit nm Die minlti9li6e @uult elmer bod
buli9en Nlonbiue, nel6e auf einem III Der
p%lnipn @ou" oil $3oliteOitraBe 9e9cbenen
r@rano Sou" ben Yreis Der D~teiltumlporbe=
men bauoftrl9. Gone Sbeebon, ein 9rob;
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mo Sobn ABORTION, ein 19idbri9er Stof=
OoroS= Jtiipel, re9telt lid on Der 8lortOille %
out, ooB @iner benz AitSern cine G%cuolperz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-30
9tc Gnaniliempater 1T getN Gpnntn,

beren &tnber bic Sdule beillc1en ODER nod
belu6en lollen, Dabet BET Der 6%erannabenz
Ben g8ob[ fir ooS Qlmt zines Sltpcrintet7
benten Der 0fientli0en Sdulen Die 2lltnc6mz
li6teit, itd ben brau0bariten aus Bret Gans
Dioaten D~erauSgreifen 81 %f0nl1en; ltdlnli1
einen republifanii6eu, etnen bernofrattiGeu
llnb eil1en unabbdn8igen. Den brau0barz
iten bcraus5ufinoert, iollte ibnen nidt idlper
iet1, ar9eii0tS Der TDatin6e, bab Ser So>
lepD S. Ycrrp, Der ultabbdngige @anoioGt,
eun l0iiii09gebilocter 4aoa9o5 1T, Der Dem
9lnlt bercitS ieit finf Sabren 81 bo0er SUI
frteoenDeit Ser 8ep0lferun9 lt1b nit gall5
beionOerem @rfolge por9eitanoen bat, wdDz
rcnb letne beiDen 0e9ner, Der rcpublifanii0e
ipte oentofratilde, D}anner bon iebr ge7
tpODnlt0er 8iloullg ltllD iebr getp0Dnli0en
&enntniiien iinb. Streben Die Tdnliliclta
batter III g8iQ County na6 Gibtloienitree
form, 10 miilien Tie ben erprobten 0fann
i'm Ante belaiien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-30

1tnTcr &ciicnocr 1tttO Gorrefpott=
bent Sscrr Sol. NofcntbaI bci1tG)t
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-30

Go8 iuobre Sssenz
gift fir @irtunsen
Don Dttdsmu 1T $40:
letters Wagc,t.
Filters. Oicfe Dtes
biStn lit in Sielem
3eitalter crfolereid.i
%patentirter Specifico
Gins Der beliebteiten
9etlmiitel ltitb iibers
au, no S6iittelfiebtr
ont bteienl Sentiment
beitebt, in GROCER tdd)s
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lit bic beitm6sli9I
Sorbereituns, I'M els
ner muloriiden Ms
m~oipbGrc 81 beseenep.
bic seber 81 resuiireu
iiilo ben MtdSen 81
trGftiser.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-30

1tnfcr GciicmScr @crr &cntcr be=
fMdt 8c9entuGrtt9 ttttfere 9tbpn=
1tetttett int Staatc SAimOtS-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-30
StQOt GbtcQQo.

@crr @core &GGtrt, Gorrcfpotts
Scttt tttto &ciicnoer Get SnittoiS
StnntSscitum0, bci1td1t g%c9cntp0r=
ti9 rnItrc 9lbDunes1tet1 1T MaS1=
in9ton Ser., Ste8ost, @ontaaa,
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-30

Gg- 1tnIer 8eiIcnoer, SEER SSrib
S6lottcr, bcittd)t g~c8ctttnGrttg 1.te=
YennIvInatttcn ttto @eftsNir8teiett
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-30

&. 2aren in Chicago iast: ,Sromn's Sron
8itterS" bat mid 9ebeilt, ais t9 oil Qeber.
NIB Observation-Disclosures litt."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-30

Sie bieIi9en @in1pobner pollen bos roIde
Gmporbliiben DON SIozGbicooo uub ben bas
bur9 erSeugtet @oblltatb uni Sonto9 ben
II. Nopeinber nit einelm Sreubenfeite i"eeierit,
Ill neld)em cine St~raBe1parobe, &eoen, ~9SeIers
,pert &C. bic 9auptroIe lpielen lperbei. Din
Der &reuSlrg Der Commercial Ipe. nit bet
80. StraBe iol eil1 3riumpbbo9en erridtet
unb Die 9duI Ell Der Sir9er feltli9 9ei6miid'
mer0er.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-30
9uIanllitei

2(if 8erlansen pom Mattods murbe ber
Geridt beS GomiteS poitenweiie bur6bera=
tben ser LIBERAL llrlrotb pitternbe Commit
i0rius perlangte cine ~ieporate %9lbitimrnung
ii6er bic Septlligult9 fir boS SberiiiSe@mt
lno lpoute loebell cine l%eitcr 9emobnten la1z
gen GteOelt sur beiieren Se9riinbun9 %ieilter
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ouf Sic Gountp=llntoiteni 8eyts bGbenben
4>arograpbel1 SIR Nbltilnnrun9 brodte, nobel
fit5 &5err WtottoGs be5 StimmenS eutbielt.
Ser geri9t puroe bann an9enommen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-30
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-30
@oMcuImntt

bet Qeflii6teten tunciii6cn 9trabcr 1T auf
benz 6eintipeg be9riffen uno tpia ii6 uilterz
f1,srfp,t
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-30
9cr GoattDz@ aMSDalt+

Sr Der leBten @ountprotbsiibl1lt9 1purben
Die pom 6inonSz QluSi6uB fir boS tomnetbe
Te0nungSiobr an9elestet Sorani6lG9e etrz
beridtet ltlo 5par mie fol9t:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-07-15
Juvenile ~aPatience.,,

The favorable impression made at
the first public representation of the
opera of Patience by our amatt ur
children, at Estival Park, night be-
fore last, caused an immense audience
to assemble last night. Indeed, it
was a perfect jam, and besides hun
dreds of men who kept their feet
throughout the performance, a large
number Of ladies also stood for
nearly three hours, straight through
from the rise to the fall Of the curtain.
The youthful people gave an even
performance, and acquitted themselves
with great credit. The opera as given
by the children is, in some respects,
better than any representation yet
seen here. The scenic features are
particularly noted for superiority, the
dressing is fresh, bright and tasteful,
and, in a picturesque sense, leaves
nothing to be desired, while the action
is excellent, the little folks all
appearing to be perfectly at home
in their respective roles. Each indi-
vidual young one seems to have been
fitted both by nature and training to
play Patience" and they have done
their work in a lively, vivacious,
graceful and tuneful manner, afford
ing their audiences most delightful
enjoyment. The leading characters
last night were rendered with the
same spirit, dash and excellence as to
detail as upon the night before. Nearly
all the leading %arias, duets and
choruses were loudly applauded, and
many were repeated. The manager,
Mr.. Levy, has secured an undoubted
triumph, both artistically and fnan-
cially. The matinee this afternoon
will be the third and last perform
ance of juvenile Patience" The
opera commences at 4 o'clock, and
will be over by $50, in ample time for
all who attend to reach their homes
before dark. .
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-07-15
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Court
Gtreet-Services at IL am. and 8 pm.
H. A. Jones, pastor.
Second Presbyterian Church, corner
Main and Beal Observation-Disclosures at
$50 am. Services at II am. and 8 pm,
by the pastor, Rev. j. M. Rose.
First Baptist Church, corner Second and
Adams treets-Sunday-schoo at $50 a.
M; preaching at IL am. and 8:16 pm. by
thu pastor, Rev. r. A. Venable.
First Presbyterian Church, corner of
Third and Poplar streets-Services at II
I'm. and8 pm, by the Rev. Eugene Dan
lei, pastor.
Third Cumberland Presbyterian Church,
Fourth and Looney streets, Chelsea
Services IL am. and 8 pm. Rev. NJ.
Lowe, pastor. Sabbath-school $3.50 pm.
W. L. Smith, Superintendent.
Third Baptist Church, Chelsea Preach
ing at 10 am and $40 pm. Evening
subject: "Helping others Sunday
school 8 am prayer-meeting Wednes-
day evening $50 pm. s. M. Stewart,
pastor.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-07-15
Leave orders for
t

In the Criminal Court, this morning,
G. H. Thomas was being tried for
stealing q quantity Of clothing from
the widow of DR.. 7. L. Morgan, the
colored dentist.
The special committee appointed to
investigate the magistrates docket,
made a report yesterday evening. The
regular Grand Jury has decided not to
report for several weeks, as they have
ignored nearly half the bills presented
to them.
The Chancery Court has adjourned
until the I'd day of August, at which
time it will be convened for the pur-
pose Of signing the minutes.
Deed was recorded to-day from Mrs.
P. ]. PerkiD to Angus Campbell.
Licenses to marry we're issued this
morning to Vincent Coleman and
Anna Baumar, Able Galloway and
Hattie Keel, Conley Benson and Cary
Venable.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-07-15

The RsRy olArkss aud Memphis
Reds play theft deciding game to.
morrow. Each club has won a game
from the other, and to mOrrow's game
will decide which is the best club.
The Clarkes are on their return from
the East and they play a fine game of
ball. The Reds will try and make it
warm for them tomorrow. Buses
will leave the Peabody Hotel at $3.50
o'clock, and the game will be called
at 4 o'clock,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-07-15
A BOLD BURGLAR.
An Ex.COnVict Captured by The
Detectives.

For four years past the detectives
have been on the lookout for a negro
named Reuben Shaw, who was SEN
fenced to the penitsntiary in 1873 from
MadisSn county, for COW stealing, and
escaped from Contractor Cox of the
Cincinnati Southern railroad shortly
aiterward. He came here some time
in 80, and assuming the name of John
Coleman, married a respectable col.
ored woman, whom he mistreated and
finally beat a few evenings since. To
revenge herself upon him she informed
the. detectives of his real name and
true character. They already pos
sesssd a description of him, and ef-
fected his capture yesterday morning.
He freely acknowledged his guilt, and
this morning made a confession which
was delightful to the police. He
claimed to be the hero of the skirmish
out at the intersection OF the Selma
and fernando roads, and added that
he Immediately took skiff and crossed
over into Arkansaw, from where he
had just returned when captured by
Private Waterman Bob Lee, who had
been posted to wait for him by the
detectives. The police expected the
confession, and feel certain Shaw
could throw a great deal Of light on
numerous other burglaries of a minor
character if he were so disposed. He
has showed evident signs of weaken
ing, and will probably make more
revelations, as he feels sure his al
ready large sentence will not DO in.
creased.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-07-15

The three and a half year warrior,
Eugene Rowland, is the real hero Of
Patience" Eugene fairly bubbles
over with fun, and his finished and
artistic singing is pronounced by all
intensely huge. After he completed
his scene in the first act, last night, a
spectator, standing close to the stage,
noticed the little midget toddle out
behind a seem and climb up on his
mothers knee, where he quietly
viewed the Others as they played their
parts, and patiently awaited for his
turn to go on in the next act.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-07-15
LEDGER LINES.

See Ozanne & Nays oil card.
Snowflake biscuit. Lyle & Shields.
New books every day at Williams.
Brown & Jones, coal dealers, 282
Main street.
Chickasaw Matrimonial Association,
No. 20 South Court street.
Prairie hay received daily in car lots
by Ike A. Chase, 22O Front.
Cotton picking is progressing down
in South and Central Texas
Sixty.six degrees at six this morn.
ing. Range yesterday, 81 to So de.
grees.
Don't forget Jockey Club meeting,
Tuesday, 3 o'clock, at Katzenbergcr's
office.
The place to get bargains in sum
mcr underwear is Sam Mays, 1891
Main street.
Over 100000 Georgia watermelops
were used by the people Of Nashville
during the past ten days.