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The Baltimore County union., 1882-01-14
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EXCELSIOR!
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give written guarantee toexohange
an unsatisfactory garment at any
time, or, failing to completely
suit the buyer, return the
purchase money.
The only House in the State that has
FIVE distinct Clothing Departments,
each a complete establish
ment in itself.
The only Clothing House in the State
that has Original and Exclusive
Styles, copied from none,
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The only House in the State that man
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Houses Rented, Coiisctioas Made. &e. An busi-
ness eonnectsd With Real Bs,ats win BE promptly
attended 10. tAPril fe,'siy.
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1882.
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ss-Orasrsfor BALLS, PARTIES CHURCH
ties. tApril 23,'siy.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-26
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3Gs IA @ . ~.
sl7 Main, cofnec Adams,
FRESH ARRIVAL OF
KEY WEST CIGAR
KelIy's Bouquets,
e. II. GatO's Reg. de COnchas,
M. BarrancO's Progresses,
Seidenberg's,
Gipsies.
Z M H q ER II n ID
Havana Cigars,
Romeo and Juliet,
Commercial,
La Industrial,
La Sirena.
FINE HAVANA CIGARS,
Flor de Rosa,
ROthsehilds,
Daniel Webster,
Romeo and Juliet II Wet,
Carolina EIegantes,
BOuquesitOs,
Young Ladies',
Etc, Etc.
GENT CIGARS,
10000 Cuban,
10000 Plantation,
the best ia the city,
Hey West Supremas.
Royal Rose.
Royal Treat,
StraitOn q storms No. 3,
Southern Industry,
EspanOlRs,
Nick Nacks,
G
aud many others.
so BOXES BLACK HAWK,
Pounds, Twist and Spun Roll.
Celebrated
Fountain Fine Cut,
Demi- Cuba.
Best assortment OfFrench Brier
PIPES,
Sold at the Lowest Prices,
BY III. il . Fl,
Az Main, corner Adams.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-26
Personal.

Pure milk. +. NJ. Richardson, jr. 80
Alta meeting of the directors of the
First National Bank, held yesterday,
the resignation Of W. w. Thaoher as
cashier was accepted and CIV, Schultz
was elected instead.
Mr.. j. Il. Sloan. of the Covington
Cal, n Of the best of West Tennes-
see newspapers, is in the city making
new friends and receiving cordial
greetings from many acquaintance.
The most elegantly fitted up estab
lishment in the city is Colonel B. R.
Warmers, 293 Main. What is more
to the purpose, the wines, liquors and
cigars he handles correspond in supe.
riOrity to the fine surroundings.
Mrs. JOhannah Henghold, mother
Of Albert, Charley and Louis Jehl,
died yesterday, in the ifty-frst year
Of her age and her funeral occurred
this afternoon, from her residence on
Jackson street, Fort Pickerg.
There was a very largely attended
and interesting wedding at s o'clock
last night, about six miles from the
city, on the Horn Lake road, at the
residence Of the brides brother, Mr..
James Howard. the interested parties
being Mr.. Henry Nuetzel, a promising
young farmer. to Miss Kittie Howard,
the belle Of the neighborhood.
Nashville World 25: Mr.. George
P. Booker, express messenger on the
Memphis & Charleston Railroad, was
united in marriage to Miss Matte
Thompson, daughter of Mr.. George
Thompson, a prominent citizen Of
Shelbyville. The ceremony took place
at the residence of Mrs. S. A. Bailey,
No. 10 South Cherry street and was
performed by Elder B. L. Cave. 1t
was a runaway match. Mr.. Booker
went to see Miss Thompson at Shell.
byyille last Saturday, and her parents
sent her to Nashville, where she was
Immediately Joined by Mr.. Booker.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-26

uhtii lftsr TIE Arssoiks display, ID
order that our citizens may have an
opportunity Of witnessing the entire
four acts Of that most interesting play,
LA Belle Russo"
Mr.. Geo. r. Thatcher, whose foot
was so badly lacersted near the navy
yard fire last Saturday night, bya rail-
way locomotive passing over it, died
yesterday from the effects of his
wounds. His funeral took place to-
day from his residence, 123 Market
street. Mr.. Thatcher was but thirty
two years Of age.
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Tuu L
Two Men Blown 20 Atoms, and
More NE Wounded.

While lying moored at the foot of
Market street about half-past six, this
morning, the harbor tug DeSoto, ex-
ploded her supply or "niggera boiler
aud the accident fatally injured two
of the men on board. The tug had
been laying up during the night with
out steam. At an early hour this
morning, the Waterman. named Den
mis- BOhlen, started the FIRE, as is the
custom, with the intention of wash
ing out the tugs main boiler. The
watchman called on Joe Holman,s la
borer, to hall out the coal aud ashes,
and while performing the service, the
boiler blew up with terrific force. 1t
was carried high into the air and
landed on a platform in the navy
yard $50 yards from the boat.
The fireman, John Burns, was
blown into the river, but was rescued
by people near at hand, and was not
seriously hurt. Dennis Bohlen, the
watchman, was torn into small bits
and Joe Holman met the same fate.
Neither were seen after the accident
but a portion of the remains Of one
mar vas found on a shed, a cousidera.
Bile distance from where the boat lay
Bohlen was about forty FIVE years oI
age, and leavesa wife and one child
Holman, who also lost his life, wal
not regularly employed on the boat
but had been hired for the occasion
by the watchman. The upper wooder
works Of the tug we're completely
wrecked, but the hull and machinery
except the boilers are uninjured. The
tug belonged to Messrs. Brown 4
Jones, the well known coal merchants
aud the damage is estimated at be
tween three aud four thousand dol
lars. y
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Cabinets, s. per dozen.
First-eIass work.
Cottage Gallery, 40 BeaI st. SSt
POLICE POINTS.

For killing a COW, Will Rogers Ian.
guishes in Jail.
The detectives are busy with the
suspects"
Only D or two reports of pocket
picking have been made to the police
during the week.
A dozen or SO cases we're continued
for witnesses.
Three members of the Smith family
who broke in Jail yesterday paid IS
each.
The bond of Tom wilkins. charged
with given Wunder the knife with
which he killed Norwood, was fixed
at 5000.
Several hard looking customers are
held in default of $50 %forieits. They
will probably remain Gagged until the
races are over.
Frank Clifton fmall side Snowman.
was taken in yesterday upon the
charge Of being drunk and appropriat.
ing his employers money.
w. NJ. Corwin, who was arrested
yesterday for being drunk, and WAS
beaten up in the cell by M. O'Neal
was summoned to appear and prose.
cute To. morrow morning.
Jenny Fortimer a crazy negro wo-
man 90 years old was ordered sent to
the poor house.
A fine Of $50 was suspended over
the devoted head Of Ada Marks. to be
enforced il she again violated the law
She tried to force her way into a
North Memphis saloon lest night to
get money from n OF the proprietors.
Sergeant Kunholz noticed a couple
OF men drinking together on Real
street yesterday and arrested both.
One Of them. p. II. Wolf, said he had
qever seen his companion, Michael
Agane,. before and had lost all his
money by him. Agane was sent down
for forty days, the other paid his S.
fine.
Detective MoCune arrested J. W
Fletcher yesterday as a vagrapt. and
when he was searched at the station
house a pistol was found in his pocket.
lie put up a bond OF $500 for anpear
ance to morrow. He claims to be a
worthy son Of a prominent lawyer of
Palmyra, Mo, but it is alleged that he
swindled a man out Of 500 at the
race track yesterday,
President Hadden explained his de-
cision in regard to Wgnder's bond.
this morning, as follows:
His meaning was that Wunder was
to furnish security for $4,000 besides
his own signature which 10 By law
fixed to stand for an amount equal TO
that vouched for by the other signors.
thus making the total bond really ten
thousand instead Of Eve. The bond
had not been given at noon.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-26

40 THE FRESH OYSTER

TO THE FRESH OYSTER
TRADE.
The big Y brand fresh Oysters.
J. A. bIGNAIGO, 27S SeeOnd II.
and 92 Beal, is the sole agent,
and is prepared 10 MI all orders.
Cans and New York Counts Also
Celery, Game and Fish Of all
SORTS and the only house excIu.
siSeiy In that business. Free
delivery and families supplied
by the dozen. ast
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-26

# desired, the party purchasing
shall have, free Of charge, the use Of
the premises on which the cotton lies
for picking and baling.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-26

Rich and Elegant
FURNITURE AND CARPETS.
In the Latest Styles.
OF superb Desigus,
superior Manufacture,
Best Material,
BRYsON a CO.,
23I Main street. 40
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Auction sale OfBurnt Cotton.

% Friday, October q. at l2.3Op.m.
sharp, ] will sell on the prem.
ises, south end Of the Navy Yard
Compress Company, to the highest
bidder for cash, about SO6 bales burnt
cotton. Sale absolute and without 70.
serve. A. NJ. SToDDARD,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-26

The performance at Leubrie's
Thsater this evening will not begin
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-26

$500
New Holland Herring, a few kegs
only. Oliver, Finnie a 70.
Creamery Butter. received daily by
express. Oliver, Ennie 4 Co.
All kinds coffee roasted every day
Oliver, Fnnie 4 Co.
Silver Moon Flour, New Process,
none better. Oliver, Finnie L Go.
ROYAL Patent Flour, as fine as can
be. Oliver, Ennie 4 20.
Silver Noon Baking Powder, our
own manufacture, absolutely pure.
Oliver Finnie q Co.
Home made broken Candy, our own
manufacture, made from pure sugar
nothing else, no mixtures or adultera-
tons. Oliver, Finnie 4 Co.
Pure apple and Pickle Vinegar,
Oliver, Ennie 4 Co.
Graham Flour, Rye Flour, Oatmeal,
Cracked Nhest, etc.
Oliver, Finnie 4 Co.
Highest grades Gunpowder, lmpe'
rial. Oolong, Young Hyson, English
Breakfast and japan Teas.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-26
AMUSEAIENTS.
Leubrie's Theater.

The "LaBelle Russo" Combination
gave another fine performance last
night to an increased audience, and, as
before, the spectators enjoyed the en-
tertainment. The play will be re-
peated tonight, aud the curtain will
not rise until after the fireworks on
the bluff are over. Tomorrow night
will be the last presentation of La
Belle Russo"
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In Honor of the Chiekasaw
Guards.

Tomorrow friday will be Chick
asaw Guards day at the races, and the
purse which will be competed for is
contributed by them.
In honor Of the gallant Chicks we
will on tomorrow night at 8 o'clock
send up an immense balloon with fire.
works attached, which will present a
beautiful sight. We cordially invite
ladies' and gentlemen to witness the
ascension, which will take place eppO-
site Peabody Hotel.
Very respectfully,
l. SAMELsoN & Co.,
Prop'rs Full Moon Cigar House.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-26

All cOIOrs, shades, shapes and
sizes Of the London Dip Cuta-
way to be had of N. Bach, the
live Halter, under the Peabody
Hotel.
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Strangers' Church Lunch.

Strangers Church Lunch.
Dinners will be served during the
ensuing week by the ladies Of the
Strangers Church." at 302 Main
street. Luncheons TO those who
desire them at the usual rates. Come
one, come all, great and small, stran-
gers and friends, and assist the good
cause. 49,
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LARABEE'S FRESH CAKES
AND CRACKERS
JUST RECEIVED.

Milk Cakes, Egg 1umbles, Butter Scotch,
Cracknell Biscuits, Wine Drops, Honey
Jumbles, Seed Honey Jumbles, Cocoanut
Tatfy, Mixed Drops, Cream Cakes, Seed
drop Cakes, Windsor and People Mixed
Cakes, Fruit Gems, Lemon and Vanilla
Wafes, Kindergartens, Oatmeal Crackers.
Boston Butter Biscuits, Corn Hills, Lemon
Tea Cakes, Pretzels, SNOW FLAKES.
3UCKHAM G CAMPBELL,
so BEAL. AIT
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Envelopes, Xxx, high cut, cheapest
IN the oily, at LEDoEB Job priniir(
New-York tribune., 1882-04-19

tIvrRrooI April lS-l2:SO p. m.-Cotton steady: Mid
ding Uplands 6isd: Mdding Orleans, sgd sales. 10000
bales including 1000 bales tor speculation ana
cpts 20 900 bacs including q, bales American.
Low Mddng clause. April delivery. Gil sd
dn Aprl ana delivery. G sd. May June DENY.
ey fsa,d do June and uy delivery 6cid; do July anu
Gess DO september and october delivery Ubad Futures
steady. 49, ~
day included $500 bales American
Nddiue clause April delivery. iled. do. April and May
delivery August and september delivery, 642d
Futures closed dali and easier. -
ATGsTA April cotton quiet Midillng. II lac.
Mddlng lldll scs Good Ordinary 10 2c receipts l43
BALrSoRE- April Is.-Cotton quiet Middling. l2sc.
Low Mddng II sci Coca Ordinary 1885, gross receipts
7yl bsles stock. 2s.s67 bales.
BosTOx April ls.-COtt"n quiet Mlddnng l2kc.: Low
Nidng l2c Ordinary II net receipts 64I bales
gross bales; exports to Great Britain lllt bales stock
CHARLESTON April ls.-Cot0n steady; Middlng. IL go
Low Mndung, Ordinary. liz receipts
2S exports 10 the Continent 2D25 baloe coastwlse
6l7 $40 bales stock. lSl26 bales
Middlng Ordinary lOayc 39Y bales
shipments 5U3 bales saes 80 bales stock. 1867 bales
Low Mdding II SC; Good Ordinary. lOc net receipts
81 IL bales 76U bales stock. 3o,3f4 bales.
MEAPHs April ls.-CotOn steady sldalnG lie. Low
Mddng slc. Good Ordinary O. net receipts 49 oales
MOBILE April lS.-COttOn quiet; Middlng. ii scj Low
Middhnc &C. Good Ordinary, llci net receipts ~
bales exports coawise. lag bales sales 100 bales stock
2lo tales "a
Low Mddhng Good Ordinary, &c; net receipts
10 Great Britain 4l1S bales sAle ZOUO
bales.stock l17.2SO bales.
Middlng ii c; GOOD Ordinary lOsc. net receipts oii
1000 bales sales, JUO bales;
hast evening. 25O bales: stock. "a. $40 bales
New-York tribune., 1882-04-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

,.,v vopv AnriI lS-BEEV ES-R Receipts 80 Of
neads cars az @ 9 lead st. ana aga f1 g head Tor Sc
same time last week & q % nd nn I c o sos % bSf
en coas were bought Chca 90 for city saugherers
Two ears % oher sles reported and were
ior wednesday, marseS dgat rgef1p pn s uTphep aI
in pIice a. cattle bought ON lhe hshss. mar
5eI Ss1 1dnnd uS e pact week ana Washington Marked
ported to-day as the range IOr wee r9S' from ii
to I29c. Some very roor %e CVT good 'C QUALITY
IGc The warm had tendency 70 slightly weaken
the very prices at which lieei was hs 10 ~ W.. a o IL, b
dy v sellers who clear the hooks Retail Du
& ~ and tried 20 argue against the possibility OF
SpV luther advance based The scarcity OF cate Ii The
today 100 quarters aud $50
o Muon in the steamer Wisconsin by Joseph Eastman
Tomorrow +. G Eastman Will put 3l' Live Oaue o" uo
m Eastman Export Cattle as follows y to I
a. Y ru1 al l4c. 80 do. = Cwt at lac. 49,, -. - 20
Receipts werS hrad-ll2 at Gothst and %
. Washngon Asfket ADout 200 thin Veals and butier
a,I calves we're sghI reduction from
r .scd aves dull and the best Jerseys ana states
"sales%hse os sold 10 Jersey yesls ley d. .. ec lo
do II5 ~ at 5qc do l09 H. at se' DO l9o 10 A. ~
Event. & Co sold 10 Jersey yeals az gasHc
a oliver sold u Jersey yeals at odsc. ,, ,qo,, at
Je,e m 90 H. At &C. DO iii h. Ol1 10 DO l3i H. at
7e ~ Dew % az y sold 81 veas ew BnttemIk Calves
i X H. at be; 10 10. al &C. " DO 10 ID III '4' W.
100 sP ~ ~ AND LANES Receipts G cars Of ilst
bead cars L, arsef Total for days, s5ae bead
again heaa for the eorresPSadhs S dsg '' about
cars held over Monday The feeling vas s very an f
am % nave been sold for yesterday. Common 70 Good Woo w0o
sheep ranged from ga 70 Se WIN S indaaa Wool
e9u @ ssc lew YearDng Lambs brought sssss 90 DS
a Al AZ 81 per head ls choice at the lnttoI poS, @
'9es Sas sq 1T pr,s nresssd Mutton al
~srilne Lambs IN moderate request a va IN. at
Missouri DO 50 i6s al oc is DO. iV2 Ibs' at 'e
New-York tribune., 1882-04-19
BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKET.

RIO JASKiRo April ls.-Conee-Good frsts S.soOaSO5O
rois per 10 kiOs Average daily receipts 1900 bags snip
nenis OF weekTo the Channel and North o EUROPE
fppO baes To the United Staes b3,OOU bags; 10 the
S,,,t.,,ane,n ODO baps sales OF the wcek-for the
Channel aud North ofkurope lVOO bags for the nite
states $4,000 bags the Mediterranean, ~VVS
bags stock 10000 bags Exchange on London ~ az ooo
SANIOs April lS.-COnoe-SuDerOI santos, ofuVa SJuO
In tlo Average daily receipts for the week 5000
bags Shipments week-t0 Europe l2OUO Dags Othef
coTntr1es 1000 bag sales OF the the week Europe
III as countries 5000 bags STOCK loooVO Days
New-York tribune., 1882-04-19
WTIOI IESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
For The week ending April -. 1851

,,. ,or the week-feans. 533 pKgss Peas 500
,nsb fExpOrts-Beans. 2S5 pkgsi Peas so9t1 . Dnsn
bsen good many lots of foreign Beans received
recently mainly from Itay, including e" pfM%e ne hau s
~ s 40 yO0S2 7t with Prime selln9 AZ 30 au NV
Choice pea at S3 l9qs@ % - o"sti3T bsi The
' offering is light Mediums have Seeh inunenoea ny nc ~
70 excsd $ tlc best lois 70 snai way
GiHe - nj White Kidney steady BACK behns
Ieans anu nd ncea would PROBABLY be shaded II IL would
@ ei -, nnsIness Green Peas have faii JoDDng aue ~,
ieaa & y, AZ Southern Black rye held nrm, OWING :" hsht
OuotafiOuB
New-York tribune., 1882-04-19
HeapA medium

Receipts for the week 2l015 pkgs las week oSing our
c0Jrespnndug week last year. 1o1 phb' r,ndIv and
last reporf lie market continued Ia hr'lih age
many of butter sod al % osi W % 40 a va las week
10 dav lie sifuafio unscttisd as ~ o.
YET there Is an aDsence confidence an ec m sc moTs
Inclined 10 think that prices VIII 1rtle oi sfren
Ltte carIieG over from lsi woeA a & "a
oas rorts on The part OF The decline much rs
possible never Dater over hEl. nTcrs now
On Opporunly 10 sell on the day OF arrival bu' a,a
complain VI the quality oi Mo ''""
New-York tribune., 1882-04-19

cry. and many lots which usual run fine
are rated scarcely Prime and sell close 10 state Dary
gns and few other fancy Creamere are selling oo6ers
Mt 33d4c occasionally 35c and really Choice Mt 5Oa32o
selections Of state hall hrkn tubs sea. 2a rarely Scc
and choice unbroken invoices at 2Ta2sc Welsh tubs are
relatively duler than half rkin tubs and while 2Ic
possible price for Choice most OF the fine marks sell at 70
20c Very little of the Western Imitation Creamery s any
better than Factory and few lots saeabe at top quota
tons Not much fresh Factory here but ore are few buy
ers for above IL TO 2oc for the best These goods come
In competition with OeOmargarne than other grace
OF Butter and prices Will have rule low before they can be
InnN Nnl at nlI lrunN nrInla nj
New-York tribune., 1882-04-19

Exports OF Potatoes. bbls OF onions lao pkgs For
eirn Potatoes receipt and extremely
dull great desl stock entirely Worthless and the
do not considerable quantity aJOve D
Domestic Potatoes not over plenty and .teader
New Bermuda sold az ana fi"UdA ana
savannah at sidS6. sweets lower and
dull ormuda onions odays steamer selling at 81 -
Nnrfolk IrOduce vas light YESTERDAY, and t0mOTTow :
steamer viii have only 900 bDls Radishcs, 400 bbs kae
l75 hills spinach Peas and 10" bDls Cabbage
Prices generally firm TODAY and may be hgher tOnoHDw
savannah and Oh arlesOn both In today but loaded
rathe light Prices steady quoted Quotations;