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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-30

A game of polo will be played tonight at the
Rink and will no doubt attract again the large
number Of spectators who usually fill this fash.
ionable resort on such occasions. Additional in.
'tcrest attached to this gume from the spirited con-
test which characterized the last and the strong
efforts which will in all probability he made by
the defeated side to retrieve their fortunes.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-30

The farewell concert of Miss Clara LopiFN, 49,,
logg at Lincoln Hail tonight will b9<sn.9o MI,
unusual interest The sale Of 49, ~, oNei even, Vi
unprecedcntcdly large, and 's s,,v sea.s IL
WI. Nv 800 .tta, IsSfN her reception The
as s t',,ows, Ii.lt exceptionally fine, is
ajr. W,rr c ~ fantasia OH Hungarian
S5oSinb Close ftlblingi orchestra part by Mr.
Tavnriio i'iSE on second piano; DOnizetA, LA
VirnYfeS Miss Poole and Sig Tagliapietra
kdeYTNnps, =" Fantasia Caprice" Mr. Timothy
noSShowski Verdi, "Quando lie Sere" Sig. Brig.
IN; Verdi, Ernani Invoani," Miss Clara Louise
/kellogg; Fau'e, "The Palms" sig Tngiapetra;
a. Bcndel fantasies, (bl, Bach, JoSeiIy, gavottc,
for the left hand alone, Hers. Leibling Brignoli
-" A Night in Naples" tdueD, Miss Kellogg and
Sig Brignoh composed by Brignoll expressly for
this concert tourG Tours. angel at the Window"
Miss Clara Poole Hatton, "Swcet Love, Good
Night TO Thee, Sig Brignoli; Thomas, polou-
nSe, "MiEnon," Miss Clara Louise Kellogg
Adamowsky, polonaise, Mr. Il. Adamowsky: Flo.
tow, quartctte from Martha" Miss Clara Louise
Kellogg, Miss Clara Poole, Sig Brlgnoli, and sig.
Tnp1to ntnIp
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-30
IANAuSCHEK.
The Great Trngedienne as "oueen h"'"'
or,re,, IN, sHJcury VIII

crime, ia Henry WILL
The atmosphere Of the play OF Henry WI,
has an autumnal dignity and warmth oil GO.or
which invest the severe style OF the actress WIN
grocious and touching sweetness. tits dimcult 70
imagine more faithful illustration Of the creator
nurpose than the embodiment OF hdmeruW Wy
Innauschek. In shaLspeNre's Queen hdtner'ne w, we
find comminglcd with the most artful touehes sl,e
dignity of the queen and the intense Spanish PI.uo
Of the daughter of the haughost royal race o. Eu,
pone with sweet womanlineSs ana sen. ovNYYuuad
,ehieh fs The character out of the accldcnlnl ou
makes it one Of the great poets most y
tyncs Janouscheks rendering OF these @ ~ a
N;boscs has the warmth and depth OF toUe ~ ~ ="
poiuting by Murillo The austere wrath oi AZ, w
d9ughter Of Ferdinand of Spain IN tm.Hgccrihis
scene whose majesty Is never belymue,1 .,,iS
any descent below The level of theJp1sScS o uce
d"iineatcd by the great actress .. dlat aop pos
nity when can p mesSs hce Of rage and fury i
! disturbance OF !9Janauschek can be offered than
| ana brehntIshe accomplishes this purpose. And
CcptoItouCh of hfclkcness tho actress lends tC
onSscene in the expression with which she vents
lhCr feeling when she hears of tho death Of hel
4 enemy Wolscy. It is the last gimmer Of malice
| the one bit Of earthly alloy, which lends GLIMPSE
| of humor to the affecting pathos of the scene.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-30
Rebuilding and EnIarging

Contemplating an enlargement of our Store and
building IL back TO Eighth street, trade having in
creased to such an extent that find our present
space has become too small for Increasing brsi-
ness we intend to extend to tile entire depth of 90
ieet, covering nearly O0OO feet of ground, and, when
finished, will make the LARGEST MILLINERY
STORE IN THE UNITED STATES.
As.we do not wish to carry any stock over we have
CONCLUDED TO sell our entire stock way below MAR.
LET VALUE, consisting of of the Largest,
Finest and Most Magnificent, as well as the Most
stylish aud Select MILLINERY and FANCY
GOODS ever offered in the city. We offer
1900 PIECES OF RIBBONS, all widths, shades,
and styles, at less than manufacturers prices.
10 DOZEN PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS,
sold formerly at SO st5 $40 and So ut e. S. &c. and
$40. Also other desirable Trimmed and Untrimmed
Hats. at less than market value.
5000 HATS, in Felt, Beaver, silk Push and Seal
ana Largest selections ever offered
500 BOXES OF CHOICEST FRENCH FLOW
ERS, ut Strengthening prices.
800 BOXES OF FEATHERS AND PLUMES,
In all shades and quality at 30 per cent. reduction
A large stock of LACES, Made-up Lace Goods,
Satins, Silks, Pushes, Nelvcts.
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS below cost Elegant
listers, Cloaks, Dolmans, at IS, 81, ands5.
WoRSTED GOODS 40 per cent, less than cost
We determined to sell to be ready for the Spring
Trade. Do not miss your opportunity.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-30

Having purchased all the title records of NJ. Ash.
ford and johnson Il Beale comprising u complete
abstract of titles to all city real estate), will and
alter FEBRUARY l. 1881 issue Policies of Insurance,
ailprding an absolute warranty Of title to real estate
either in purchaser, trustee or MORTGAGE; will also
issue Certificates guaranteeing the absolute accuracy
of abstracts of title, and in general will transact all
business relating to the Investigation and transfer Of
Offices: Rooms II, 49, Is, Gunton Building, 472 Lou
isana avenue. and 81 street northwest
Trustees: NJ Ashford, Samuel Bacon, L. Francis
Riggs, James q. Payne, Albert a. Wilson, Charles G.
DuncanSon, Richard w. Tyler, Isaac l.. Johnson
George r. Schafer. jalO,lm
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-30

The foreign mails for the week ending Saturday
February 4, 1852, will close at the New>fork most.
Office on Tuesday, at 1880 p. m,>ISr Furope. by
steamship Nevada, via QucelYown. md Mt 1910
p. M. for Scotland direct, lystcamsbip C4rcassia
via Glasgow, and at Pin, for Belgium direct, by
steamship Nederl9h, via Antwerp on wednes.
d"y, at l2:5o Pm. for Europe by steamship
Bothna, wa Queenstown correspondence for
france lPdst be specially addressed), and at 1880
p, m"ior France direct by steamship Amerique
w lInvre; on Thursday, at II n. M, for Germany
France, &C., by steamship sucvia, via Plymouth
Cherbourg, and Hamburg correspondence for
Great Britain and other European countries must
he specially nddrcsscdl, and nj 10 m for Europe
by steamship City of Paris, via Queens.
town; on Saturday, at $3.50 H. in., for Europe
by steamship Gcrmanic, via Queenstown Cor
rcsp0ndenCc for Germany and Scotland must he
specially addressed and ut $3.50 n. M. for Scotland
direct by steamship FuruCssiu, via Glasgow and
Mt $3.50 a. M for Belgium direct by steamship Bel.
gcnand, via Antwerp, aud nj II a. M. for Europe
by steamship Oder via southampton and Bremen.
The mails for Aspinwull aud South Pacific close
on "wednesday at 10 a. m. The mails for Mexico,
$50 p. IN. The mails for Jamaica and the West
Indies close on Thursday and Friday at 10 A. m.
The mails for Cuba the West Indies, and Mexico
close on Thursday at 1850 p. M The mails for
Hayt GrcytOwn, and Port Limon close on Friday
at a. m. The mails for Venezuela aud CuracOn
close on Saturday at q. m. The mHils for Cuba
close on Saturdaynt l:SO y. m The mails for China
and Japan close February 1, at p. m The mails
Tor Australia, &c., close February 4, at y, IN,
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TAYLOR & HUFTY.
VELOUTE KID GLOVES.

Never before has there
appeared such a novelty i'll
Mems Gloves as the new
VELOUTE.
They are made from the
best quality of real kid,
and by a newly-discOyered
process the surface is con-
verified into actual velvet,
quite unlike the usual
glace or glossy surface OF
kid leather. 1t is from
this popularity that they
are called "VEL0UTEm
These Gloves ''ii" are
bic for Dr.
.PYLOR & HUFTY.
O33 Pcnna. Ave,
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Md watch, s12 Thomas B Kalbfns, hnsine Insnn
auoT Siiuddy Herald, Chotelutne SlSi Susv,Yi,,"ose
cologcdl Georgetogn s3ia o gSTT twenty seventh
s,rct northwest stem setter sj Charles J' nut
pby. Naval Academy, Annapolis, Mo- s,epr
$751; John ASHFORD 4OS Lg hnias Near Lynchbnrq
~ borso. timer $40 COLONEL. smith, FredeTiSskSe
burg Wa, ladys cighteen-carat golu Wnoviiicost
=, , sally G54 pennsylvaiia avenue t,i,iS.t,el
", tnt si5y g A. Merrill Superntendeht e. clorl
Wr5cr diyison, chateiaine, s1s Mrs 1t gold hunt
NJ Iowa Circle ohatelaiuc, size Holmes restail
PennsvanS ay ytdo Hogo6rcd sEGF ESG
mi coo pennsylyania avsolid gold eighteen. earn
So; Mary Thomas ~ valuable watches fount
street northwest afsEvTs 70. .yr 49,,
watch, SjOi SIS, seamstress. $500 N TIA,
in coffee ID Henry Uobetson. NtP. O'Ncill, Swan
.nry Clyde, Philadelphia s5O}tional Hotel, so
af3 Pennsylvania avenue northweA WiiiaTl M9yFe
| Va, S25 j. Rosenneld, Richmond, nell' sl2,inton
onel Brtton, near Fairfax Court ~ SsSseS100 Col
Hon. william. T. Harris, 22S s96f t5gse, Va, $50
o'''''SO' a ARricirs OF snySc '' '''''' ''''''
| l.. Julien, $50 street6gER SERVICE,
Bent SS First dstn street No. sonthTsI Miss L y,
tenth and D stsfgsG Jacob Chlds corner, Thir
roau Of Enggfetcots northeast; Dick Sinners, Blu
Third strSf cdving aud Printing Miss Raney, ~
avenuSfgeet northwest Mrs, Baden, 467 Missouri
nori<-J northwest; Miss Lulu Bctz, 1913 l. stree
MJ,shwest; c. II. Mixer, 1896 @ street northwest
-fiiss Kate Fitzgerald g37 Maryland avenue south
Kate Hackney, iO6 Second street northwest; Charlie
a; Gray, QO7 II street northwest; G. o. Foxwcll, 50
Rhode Island avenue northwest Mrs. H. Rollow
6li Maryland avenue southwest Mrs General l.
Bingham, Bucklnnd, Va: Miss S. Browning, 13l
street southwest; Miss NJ. Patton, 1919 Sixth
street u'hwest; Miss Simpson, Linden Station
Md. ]. De Pue, 5l7 Eleventh street southwest
James NJ. Toy, li6l Sampson street; w. NJ. Ebert
si3 First street northcnstj Charles Whilmorc
streets northwest; Ravcly Hudnell, ThlrC
street southeast, barber nj the Capitol.
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yrpnpnrtTAS-Charles FenwlcK, Ihi.s;; tout
"Eaisev Brooltlyn; w. J. Myers tohh nWnioCif
TTohn g,yCrnpv Chambcrsburg, Pa Muus a ifSed
1om tinrlon Georgn w. q. Iurdy OtiiCnETi o, IL n
Srridcn phiindclphia; n. :. lloycc, Nirgnrnat p a
porker Mobile Ala; u. IT, Bailey, BTSi,o Wrook
~ Mcie an Norlh Caroiuai T. X; Hl1NST ,nniiuict
len r. Y; hannibal Lacey 81 LoulSi - Az W.
Hn|IXoroxJohn f. Watkins S. Louis GeQ w.,
"A, Frhnmpson and w. W. Van Wlukie,, "a Van
nio IT, # Hcddcli, G. n. Harris, nnH ri p' ~ ~ u
GnStnimsIph, ooEIyn: W ii. wilcox and ID hNttSr.
lSlmnI "a andcrs and j. 49, Groot Albany n ~
| r. D. Wheeler and ~ ~ bI"oN''' ''
Morrison, Massachusetts ,-,.,.,n,,o. I V
| ina Ina, Iohn NJ winslow, Rchmonn' ~ NJ len.
MntSHm1i Madison wls Joe ngoShIe,, NO a., iii .
| Wiz. q r. Mccoy, Dnkotai 9hiioo;wator Ohio;
| deem, OAK.
ST.. MARCH,. NJ. HyYhite. st. Louis, Moi
kins Missouri SeoYOrk; j, II. Wood, Brslit; j..
| N. Pcvten, Cnph.: Charles Fcuwlck, Paris, France
| =. w. SltiSlan Mater Fla; Nathan Butler MINI.
JuhaLERp's.--C. II. II. Bullock. Daniel =. Baker,
Evidence r. L.: q. II. Donaldson, Rochester, N.
-; a. NJ. Mitchell, +. Latin Kellogg New YORK; r.,
TObcy, Chicago; w. ~ Babcock, New YORK,
EIGGs.-C. A. Burditt, j. Dillingham; Titusville,
Pa: H. NJ. pcttded, Cincinnati; Ivan Dcventer, ~
:; Bailey, Massachusetts Captain Douglas Otihger,
Eric Pa.
woRMLrys.-Goorge w. Barnard Boston; Tim
othy Griffith, New York.
wElCHEg,s ,pnymaster stevenson, U. $, N, Mr.
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IL another column will be found the salient
points of the Ennimblo's annual stntement. TheY

Is another column will be found the salient
points of the Equitables annual statement. They
show what mn energetic and shrcwd management
can accomplish. The Equitable was born only
twenty-five years ago; to-day II does the largest
business in the world. In 1881 It's new tnnSHc-
tions exceeded Sl6000,0OO. Its assets arc over
sii0O0.00O. The Equitable prdcs itself on paying
its policies when they become claims. Its liSon-
testable policleshave become n formidable weapon
to competing companies. 1t will prove profit
able thing TO any business to send for the an
nnal statement and study It. The Equitable is n
monument Of the energy and skill of It's managers
General U. $. Grant has Just been elected one OF
the directors OF the company.
THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing, watches iewelry sc. Call on Grad.
dress Herzog, 3Os Ninth street, near Pennsylvania
avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-30

Are the latest novelty. They have nearly the
same appearance as genuine diamonds, and but
few can detect the difference. The Palnis ROYAL
has been at great pains to i'm port fine assortment
of these goods. and they will he offered for the
Wednesdays sale at very low prices.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-30
IolidayG 0odS
O33 Pcnna. Ave,

Our stock of Diamond Lace PRS.
Finger and Ear Rings, Fins Gold
JeweIry. American Watches. Ster-
ling Silverware in great variety,
Plated Tea Sets, BASKETS, Bowls,
Ice Pitchers, Butter Dishes, Cas-
tors, SOrp Tureens Forks and
SpOOrSy Rogers Bro.' Plated Table
CItlery. Joseph IOgcrS & Sons
Sheffield Ivory Table Cutlery and
Scissors, French Clocks. Opera
Glasses, Brass SCOnces, Mirrors,
Candlesticks, &C., was never so
complete, which we call to the at
tentiOn of purchasers, as they will
find our prices low.
HARRIS & SHAFER,
No. 1113 Pennsylvania avenue.
dec-tf
GEO +, TIMMS, HARRY L. PARKER
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-30

The policies written by THE
EQUITABLE are short. simple,
and easily understood. They be-
come
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-30
INCONTESTABLE

INCONTESTABLE
after three years from their issue,
and such incOntestable policies are
payable Immediately upon receipt,
ut the SOcicty's office i'm New York,
of satisfactory proofs of death, and
without the usual delay of sixty
or ninety days.
The Society has not a single con-
tested claim on its books.
The total real estate owned by
the Society yields a rental of over
five per cent.
For the facts explaining the sue
cess Of this Society and the results
Of maturing TOntine Savings Fund
Policies, apply to the officers and
agents.
H. B. HYDE, President.
JAMES W. ALEXANDER, YiC0-PreSident.
SAMUEL BORROWE, I'd YiCe-PreSident.
WILLIAM ALEXANDER, Secretary,
E. W. SCOTT, Supt, of Agencies.
Gen. B. H. Robertson,
General Agent
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-30
Iron Bittcrs.
A TRUE TONIC.

IRON BrTrERs arc highly recommended for al
Diseases requiring certain and efficient tonic, Is.
pecialy Indigestion Dyspepsia, Intermittent Feuers
Udnt Of dppHic, Loss Of Strength, Lack of Energy
&C. ErrteheS Me hood strengthens he muscles, and
gircs netD lie to ue nerves. They act Ike charm on
&c digestive organs renloring al dyspeptc symptoms,
such as tasting he food, bectag, heat IN Me stomach,
heartburn, &c. The only Iron Preparation that tc2
notJlacken The teeth give headache. Write for The
Book, 80 pages, amusing and useful reading, sent
free.
BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY, Baltimore, Md.
The Shedd baths.
Turkish, Russian, and Sulphur Baths. eO3
street. only trst-class bath in the city.
"AIderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning,
and delivered in 12lb "Ward" prints Mt j5c per ID.
Also cottage cheese, &c. per ball; butcrmilk, &c.
per quart, and sweet milk DC. per quart
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-30

You can publish n thrce-line advertisement of
wanted "For Rent" "For Sale" or Lost"
three times for twenty-five cents in THE REpuD.
LICAN.
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DISTRICT BREVITIES.


r,,r N, 1td5ye JAadniic States during nc ddV yuu
,,t,G[g co5 n5rilrcScriy ,rnds rising Jol'o''ed Cy
Sog,"o barometer, mrcd,nin0 Uoa"er during "'
Tor Washington, a. p-Co'd aud fair wea,her a i,,,
ina he ddv oloccd By cloudy trcat'er, p'oo"oy ny"
srow during The night. o-o. ., ~
Tbermometric readings: Z n. mn So II u. MS
$50; 3 n M, 26o; p. M, 90 II p m, q; maximum
t9o; minimum, 81.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
foWA srArE AssOcIATioN..

N.Y. IOWA STATE ASSOCIATION.
\ special meeting of the Iowa state Association
Will he held THIS (Monday( EVENING, January
3d. 1882 ut the residence of Hon, NJ. y. McCod No.
ll2j Tenth street northwest at 1890 o'clock in honor
Of the election Of Hons. j. W. McDill and James f.
Wilson, who, with the other members of Congress,
Will be present. The members OF the Association
and all IOwans visiting Washington with their ladies,
are Invited to attend. HERRING, Secretary.
N.Y. PROFESSOR PHILIP LAWRENCE, OF
~ New York, author of Lawrence Speaker"
"Comsock's ElocutiOn," Model Speaker" has tie
pleasure to announce that he will be in Washington
on MONDAY NEXT. Ladies' and gentlemen inter.
ested In Eocution, Orntory, and Acting, in class and
private lessons; ladies Wishing to become star Artists
Instructed in all the roles performed by my accom-
pllshod and nmented pupil, the unrivRled actress,
Adelaide Nelson: gentlemen DESTROYS of becoming
eloquent Orators are invited to call. Dramatic Glass,
ten lessons, 80 80 Twelfth street northwest @S-St
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NJ, ASHFORD ,,,."..,...,...,,...,. President.
l. l., JOHNSON .",..,,..,.."..... Nice-P President.
H. BEA LIE. Secretary.
f. +. RlGGS"",.,o.,., Treasurer.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-30

All Blankets reduced from A. to 50 per pair
900 Bed Comforts, made Of best Robe Print, and
filled with White Cotton, reduced to $40 from a..
Remember, they must be sold
Brown Table Linen, 81 wide, 81 cents; Unbleached
Table Linen ut q, reduced from 375s
15-cent Table DamasS marked down to 80 cents.
81 Table Damask reduced TO IS cents.
Sl.25 Table Damask for Is cents.
CLIO Table Damask cut down to 81.
TOWELS! TOwELSi TOWELS!
Selling OF the entire stock at trhe over half price
Towels rom cents up to 81,
NAPKINS, DOSLIES, all reduced.
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BROWN CHEMICAL Company, Baltimore, Md.


Turkish, Russian, and Sulphur Baths 9O3
street. only iirst-class bath in the city.
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LADIES' GOODS.
ETOOT'S,
T-A-CESI

AND ODDS AND ENDS IN
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, ,or ,,,ro all the iaeest styles Of Carriages by.
Keeps Ion im ~ ~ vti Sdrvers In livery. -
Ladies' aud Hdttention given To- RoaI,iinga ir, sts
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-08-02
LIREs.
Election day to morrow.

Election day to morrow.
See Ozanne 4 Mays removal card,
Leaves Ofthe sycamore are falling
fast.
Two hundred and fourteenth day of
the year.
The city saloons are to be closed TO-
morrow.
Brown & Jones, coal dealers, 282
Main street.
The Democracy will gather on the
bluff to. night.
Close and clear last night, cloudy
and cool this morning.
The aesthetic sunaower is blooming
numerously all around.
A calm atmosphere and a thick fog
prevailed here before sunrise.
No Louisville, Cincinnati or other
Eastern papers arrived this forenoon.
The cotton cornerers have failed to
corner to a very desirable extent, so
far.
The crops continue ,to improve
under the influence of the recent
favorable weather.
Wires were down last night between
bore and Cincinnati, and also between
here and St. Louis.
Another lot enc homegrown mel
n on ice. S L Moore 4 Co., corner
fernando aud Vance.
Reelfoot perch and red snappers
received to-day at j. A. Siguaigo's,
27S and $50 Second street.
Eau-Do-Nil, a chronicle Of recent
travel in Egypt, can be had in cheap
series at ManlOrd's.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-08-02
Weather signs Wanted.

SIGNAL OFFICE, 260 FRONT STREET, !
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. l, 1882.
EDITOR LEDGER:-The Chief Sig
nal Office desires the collection Of
weather proverbs aed prognostics used
by the people.
The value Of such collection is man
ifest, since truths and general laws are
often discovered by following lines Of
investigation thus suggested.
Answers to the following questions
are desired
PROVERBS Relating to the sun,
moon, stars and meteors, rainbow,
mist and fog, dew, clouds, frost, snow,
rain, thunder and lightning, winds;
days, months, and seasons of years;
the year, and any other known.
PRoGNosTICs, From action Of ami
mails; from birds, fish, reptiles, in
sects; from trees plants, or other OBJ
jects.
The origin and history of informa-
ton to be given, when known.
Those able and willing to furnish
any or all of the desired information
are respectfully requested to address
D. T. FLANNERY,
Observer in Charge.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-08-02
hilk Cnitmra.

Miss Annie Parham, Of this city,
who has paid much attention to silk
culture, has given the results of her
study and experience to the public in
the form Of a neat pamphlet, which is
sold at twenty-five cents per copy.
She throws much light upca this fas-
cinating industry opening up in the
South, and shows an intelligent and
very general knowledge ofthe subject,
extending beyond the sphere of her
personal labors. Her writing, however,
is confined in this pamphlet mainly to
the practical and successful work in
which she is engaged, Of raising silk
worms, and from them raw silk. The
little work is quite entertaining even to
those who may have no idea of going
into the business. All letters of in.
quiry, with stamp enclosed, addressed
to her, at 26 Tennessee street, Mem.
phis, will be promptly answered.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-08-02
ANOTaER rNJUxCTIOn
In the street Railway Cases.

A bill was filed in Chancery this
morning by Mr.. Thomas Barrett. and
others, reoiting the following facts:
That on June %. 1882, Mr.. F.S. Davis
agreed to buy Sill, $50 of Mr.. Bar
rett's stock in the street railroad, and
if he failed to do so by July Sd
Mr.. Barrett wa to have four days to
buy that amount of the stock held by
Mr.. Davis and his associates. MI.
Davis failed to buy within the time,
and within the next four days Mr.. j.
I. Fargason bought $25, 1000 OF the
stock, DR.. A. A. Laurence $40, 900,
and j. I. Frost $46,250 of the stock of
the old directory, all with the consent
of Mr.. Barrett. 1t was also agreed
that Mr.. Barrett was to select three
directors in place of three Of the old
directory, who would resign. A for
felt Of $500 was put up in the hands
of James Speed, as surety
that a contract in accord
ance with this would be
faithfully performed.
The transfers above stated we're
duly shown on the books of the COM
pany and the suit against Davis dis
missed. On July 10Th Messrs. Gillian
and Vredenburgh resigned, and their
places filled by Messrs. j. A.. Taylor
and J. T. Frost. Mr.. Davis stated at
a meeting then held that he could not
give DR.. Laurence a place,as Gen. r. f.
Patterson, one of the Directors, was
absent but would return Monday,
whom he would resign in favor of DR..
Laurence. General Patterson return
ed Sunday, aud on Monday evening
Mr.. Davis left for Hot Springs without
fulfilling his contract. General Pat
terson refused to resign.
The bill prays for an injunction
restraining Mr.. Davis and his son
from drawing any more salary, which
was granted. They also sue for the
forfeit left with Mr.. Speed be turned
over to Mr.. Barrett and confrerees,
but this point has not yet been de-
cided.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-08-02
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POLICE POINTS.

Ten arrests were made yesterday for
violations of the health laws.
Two persons were fined for giving q
public ball without license.
Mrs. Donnelly will have a hearing
to-morrOw for abusing the family Of
&. Il. Stotesbury.
The negro Charles Williams, who
shot the woman Jennie Graham, gave
himself up to the authorities to-day,
and his trial was set for Friday next.
Hans Marjerum, for being drunk
and trespassing, was given FIVE days to
either pay $50 or leave the city.
When Reub Shaw escaped from
Agent Turney, yesterday, Reub was
handcuffed and Turney's pistol was in
his valise instead of a basket, as Reub
would have carried it.