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ask all who the lookout for Extra Bargains not to
fail to call.
We have Old ssock to offer you. Every garment is
new and is of this seasons manufacture.
A. sTRAUs,
939 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEAR 10TH STREET,
au2 932 STREET.
EACTS, NOT FANCIES.
Bring this advertisement with you and cal for any
lot article advertised and you will find it promptly
produced.
Every article in stock reduced Except BLUE
FLANNELs. BLACK CLOTHS and sEERsUCKERs.
No small percentage. but general reduction. Our
motto-FIRST LOSS THE BEST LOSS.
Goods at prices named below do not remain in stock
waiting for purchasers therefore advise you to
come and look them over.
ODDS AND ENDS OF CASHMERE SUITS THAT
HAVE BEEN GOOD SELLERS AT FROM SIS
TO $40 YOU CAN NOW TAKE YOUR
CHOICE AT SO PER SUIT.
LOR $40. BROWN ALPACA COATS HAVE BEEN
s.. NOW GO ATS 81
LOT 1896. SILK MOHAIR AND SEA GRASS LINEN
COATS. PRICE $3.50. COME AND TAKE
YOUR CHOICE AT ST.
ODDS AND ENDS WHITE VESTS AT HALF THEIR
VALUE. WE NAME ONE IoT-A 233. HAVE
BEEN 81. MUST NOW GO FOR 80 CTS,
ODDS AND ENDS CASHMERE PANTS WE'LL,
SELLING THEM. LOOK IN OUR WINDOW
AND THE PRICES WILL SURPRISE YOU.
A. SAKS CO.,
STRICTLY ONE PRICE CLoTHIERs,
aul BIG AND 3ls SEVENTH STREET.
NEW SHADES IN DRESS GOODS.
EECEIvED sUI pkRIJri FOX TEAVEIISG
PIP GsF Fl T aKs It YshX low
Bihck sILks HSS SE rFHisH cR &c G ok
HAVING JUST PURCHASED
Large 81 LOT ADyAN-
HOUsEKEEPERs' GOODS
SHEETINGS AND PILLOW CASIN S IN COTTON
bhRisk5 r N N3S ff ToWEL sA Asb
W. NJ. SINISTER & SONS.
919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
IL ONE PRICE.
THE BEST is THE CHEAPEST AMI
WOODWARD Il LOTHROP.
T SUMMER SILKS. 3714c. YARD. T
TT few half pieces. this price made to close at IT
Y SUMNER SILKS AND FouLARD SILKS Y
Also made Soc. 621c. and 75c.
g BLACK SILKS, G
y As special bargain for July. d
IT, We offer two numbers Of the celebrated u
O. cACHMIRE EGYPTIAN BLACK SILKS. n
superior quality and finish so and s. IS per yd
A For service and durability. these Silks are not A
/, surpassed by any Silks imported.
~ GAUZE UNDERWEAR m
l We are Offering exceptionally good bargains In
H. Gauze Undervests for Ladies and Gents u
SEMBRoIDERED NULL COLLARS and FICHUs. Q
We have special values in these goods at 75c.
s1.00 and s.. 25 each.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. g21
jy29
NEW LATEST IMPROVED WHEELER 8 Will
~ son. DOMESTIC, HOWE, SINGER and other
nrst Class machines at corner 18th and H streets.
employ no csnyassers. can therefore sell machines
Examine our new QUEEN Parties using the QUEEN
SILENT swift, simple, durable. No holes TO Thread
dressmAkers. oNpSA'' eAAO
This y the only establishment in the District that
AeiS Iuu nne OF needles, oils, attachments and
terials Tor ALL kinds Of sewing machines.
SteciAl attention to repairing.
warranted. ida for
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1867 Prizes amounting to.......... 8o6s KIM
Application for rates to Clubs should be made onlv In
the Once OF the Company in New Orleans '' ~
For further information, write clearly giving full ad
Money Order, addressed ONLY to ''-' VI
NJ. A. DAUPHIN
NEW ORLEANS. LOUISIANA
N.B.-Orders addressed to New Orleans win receiys
Pronipt astehuon. jyl2-w&s4w
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T AN GLAD AND GRATEFUL.

Tire New York papers. praise the veto.
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tJAhAsOiS. SUN UMBRELLAS SILKS. IACES
India Linen Saines. below cost to close ont 1T T3k
nd ia 18th street. between g and a. wv
3eia J. Z. YOUNG.
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A municipal election Ut Harrisonbarg, Va, the
home of Congressman Paul. and hitherto a read
Juster stronghold has resulted in the election OF
a democratic mayor, and OF q democratic read
Juster over a republican readjuater assessor
The democrats OF Virginia are claiming that this
election affords proof Of their claim that the r.
adjusters of democratic procliyitIes returning
to their former party allegiance
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

ysOR SAIE-AT A SACRIFICE. 1 FINE WALNUT
u Chamber Sett Fine Yellow Chamber Se;t. Red
Rep Psrlor suite, Lace Curtains (hne). Lounge.
Pictures, 20 yards Ne Carpet, 30 yards mating.
gee the articles at lass : street from y 10 4. IL
NOR SALE-SMALL STEAM ENGINEAND BOIL.
Il e., Forsherg Murrays. 9TH street, between Il
ana Maryland avenue southwest. Cheap and fret.
class Ca and il running If you want anything OF
the kind. su2-eo6t
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Ex-Representative FELTON,, the Independent
leader of Georgia, is cat again as q candidate fer
Congress IN the seventh district The independ-
ent outlook in Georgia, however, is not encOurag-
Ing. When IL was deemed probable that Mr.. Ste
phenS would Lead the movement this year its
prospects Frightened considerably; but his refusal
TO accept the independent nomination and his Sub
sequeIt nomination by the democrats seemed to
have very demOraiiZiag effect, and DR.. FELTON, is
the first to rally his courage and take the field.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-02

The report of the House committee on foreign
affairs upon the Chili-Peru investigation makes
short work OF Shipherd and his imPutat.Ons against
Mr.. Blaine. The committee dismiss S1ilherd as
unworthy OF belief and completely Cxonerate Mr..
Blaine and his official con luct OF the questions
arising in connection with these perplextng claims.
The report was practically unanimous.
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NOR SALE MAGNIFICFNT UPRIGHT GRANT
Il Piano-crte for $500 at $40 per month, worth $3.50
biz bhrgain. az 1917 II street northwest. au2 81
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

NOR RENT-ELEGANT APARTMENTS SINGLE
or en- suite at reduced rates, at loaf Vermont
nue, near MCPHERSON square; southern. eastern and
western exposures, bath on two noors; shady lawn.
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CLEARING OUT SALE.
Best grade Blue Flannel Pants S. 49, lower grade g.
Linen Pants 75c. All Summer Stock below cost CENTS
Undershirts and Drawers. from 25c. Boys Pants,
from Toe: up Low-Quarter Shoes. at and below cost
1914-1916 Pennsylvania avenue
jy21 J. w. SELBY.
VAS COOKING STOVES
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NOR SALE-,A RARE CHANCE Is OFFERED IN
Book and Stationery business: of the best To-
cations in the city net cost of stock Per invoice Jsn
uafy nearly So 900; viii be sold for 81 500, would not
be sold for double the money. except Tor failing health.
Address A. Ii. G.. Star Office. au2-3t
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eUyHE CELLULOID TRUSS; THAT MEYER
IL breaks never wears out always clean, and can bs
worn while bathing. Is for saleat
CHAS. FISHER'S
623 9Th street northwest
MRS. FISHER deyotes her attention to the wantsof
Aeoy farons. NIL
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-16
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

LONDON, September l6.-The Times. in
a leading article says: IF the lives ol
Arab Pasha and his immediate follower.
are spared, these men must be put, once
for all, out of the way of doing further
harm. They cannot be permitted TO retire
to Constantinople to become the center OF
palpable intrigues To restore the authority
Of the Khedive, the army must be dis.
banded and replaced by gendarmes suffi-
cient to maintain civil order If troops are
needed to defend the distant frontiers, il is
sufficient to maintain them on the frontier
and not keep them at Cairo"
ST. PETERsBURG, September 16.-ThC
Gazette De st Petersburg says to allow
England TO settle the Egyptian question
without consulting the powers is not to be
thought of.
BERLIN, September 16. ~ Balthasar
Green, the Socialist, committed suicide BY
hanging wilhelm prison at Hanan.
CAIRO. September l6.-Some native,
accused Of murder, assisted BY mob, at.
tempted to escape from the police station,
but the native guard fred upon the crowd
and quelled the disturbance,
ALEXANDRIA, September l6.-Several
prisoners brought in have been identified
as participants in the massacres. All the
Egyptian soldiers who were at Mallahs
have left that post and quit the army
General Wood occupied Kafr-el- Dwal
and Mallaha this afternoon The nava
brigade has re.embarked. lnE
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-16

FUssELLs friends deny now that he
said 'hell' at Jonesboro, or that if he
did he only said he ought to go to
such place as that if he said or did
so aud SO. 1t was just little place he
set up on his own book for private
use, in case he should not always be
good. Perhaps he went off before he
knew he was loaded; ifso. he will be
of service as an awful warning to in.
experienced young men. His invol-
untary profanity reminds us of the
East Tennessee deacon, noted for
being generally good, but
at times the victim Of
a violent temper. Going to his we'll
stocked barn one wet evening he was
met at the door by COW that had
been nosing into sack of corn just
shellod by the boys that afternoon.
He chased her round the barn a time
or two, making rocks and sticks fly,
but not hurting the COW. FINALLY
she broke over a pair Of bars and es-
capped, and as he hurled his last chunk
at her, wide Of the mark, he exclaimed;
Get out Of here, d. your SOUL"
but seeing a neighbor in the lane, over
the fence, at the moment, he instantly
added, IF | may be allowed such q
prOfane expression"
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Wall Street.

New YORK, September lest. Paul
was sold yesterday by operators who did
not wish 10 avail themselves of the privi-
lege when the stock was sold and when
ex-dividend bears hammered it down.
There is very large interest and loans
were made fiat The necessary adjusting
Of loans caused considerable selling Of
long stock att rs
The. earnings of the Chesapeake and
Ohio for the first week , in September in
creased $lS,Sl7. Coal mined by the com.
pany from january to September was
565, 792 tons; for the same time in 1881 il
was 4S4, $50 TONS an increase of 70, AZ
tons.
The bullish feeling in securities on in
side circles is unabated.
Allegheny Central continues active and
speculative attention is being drawn to it.
stock. Among other favorable thing:
said the property is that the Delaware and
Lackawanna company has offered to lease
the road and guarantee 3 per cent on the
par value of the stock, A lease of thi,
sort, it is claimed, would give the Lacka-
wanna extension the shortest possible line
TO the coal and oil fields of Western Penn.
sylvania and the city of Pittsburg, as. well
as a route shorter by eighty miles tC
Chicago. The terms above cited are said
to not meet the views of the Allegheny
Central people.
Money, 7 per cent; prime mercantile
paper, per cent; bar silver, 1l3ss. Ex.
change steady, 81 long; sS sight.
Governments dull, except for Is, which
declined e per cent. States dull. Rail
roads firm.
Stocks-After II o'clock the market
continued active and irregular. The
changes were all fractional, except st
Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba, which
advanced IL per cent At noon the gen.
eral tone was firm,
Government 5s extended, 1917; Ans
ll3; As, l2O Pacific Gs of 95. 1870.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-16

IT is a mistaken idea, and perhaps
always will be, with some people, that
a newspaper adopts, indorses or ap.
proves the views of all correspondents
admitted to its columns, This an
nouneement has been made thousands
of times, and will have to be repeated.
A paper, for the sake Of fairness,
free discussion or giving the news,
may admit expressions of opinions
which editorially it condemns or COM
bats. The general tone and policy Of
paper is to be looked to for its opin-
ions and preferences rather than the
expressions of outsiders who
are given a hearing through
courtesy. People who can write clearly
and intelligently upon any topic Of
public interest are generally welcome
to all the space that can be afforded,
and those who have news to communi-
cate, whether written in good style or
not, are always given a hearty vel
come and a preferred place. So come
on with your news and even with your
vagaries, but be concise.
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CIearinghonse Repor1.
why Patti Gets Two Hundred
Guineas.
Tannla Par

A Dutch farmer, who suffered from
pain in his side, which no advice
could cure, was advised as last hope
to try and get at the famous Boerhave,
who would help him if human help
was possible. The farmer, a wealthy
man, put his big diamond ring on his
iore6nger, put his high hat, reserved
for solemn occasions only, on his head
and off he went to the great doctor.
Rather supplied with the number Of
people who had come with the same
idea as he had-namely, to consult the
doctor-and whom he considered as
intruders, he had to wait his turn till
he was summoned into the presence
Of the great man, who seemed to take
very little notice of his silver buttons
and diamond ring.
What is the matter with you2"
asked the doctor. II have a great
rain in my side" replied the patient,
aid nobody can help" "How old are
your "Fifty-two." Have you got
two golden guineas in your pocket
"Certainly and more" II don I want
to know that; put down your two
euineas on the table-that is my fee
The farmer having submitted to the
inevitable, the doctor went on to ask
New tell me this exactly, where is
the pr else spot where this pain both
ers you2" Here, just above the
thigh" when does the pain mostly
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-16

Inconvenience your" aAt no fixed
time, but the moment | touch it in
the slightest way it sends a stinging
pain all over me-" Does it prevent
your sieeping2" mo, | sleep very
soundly." How is your appetizer
First rate" "And when you walk
several hours does it inconvenience
you2" "No, not that | know Of.
But when you touch it with your
hand or otherwise it hurts you?" ut
does most decidedly" well, then,
this is what you must dO-you must
not touch il"
You may think this very funny, and /,
perhaps, unfair to have to pay two
guineas for such advice. Yet it is
evident that a number of physicians
would have given much less logical
advice, and would have hesitated to
show this man that he was, what so
many persons are. "malade imagin-
aire. But the man went away, told
the story to everybody, was laughed
at, but he never complained again. He
was cured of his mania. | have often
heard people express surprise that
Madame Patti should be paid two
hundred guineas for singing two airs.
But, in the first place, the announce
ment of her name draws more than the
money she receives, otherwise she
would not receive it; and then it is
not the present exertion, but the fame
acquired by a whole life of patient
work which is paid for. When you 20
to great physician and he looks at
you, and his genius and his long prac
tice enable him instantly to make a
correct diagnosis, to put his finger
exactly on the cause of your suffering,
1t is not the tive minutes trouble to
write the prescription which
you pay for, but tho forty
years practice and keen obser.
vation which enables him to do so,
1t happened once to myself that a
lady Of rather high position asked Inc
TO play for those very popular terms
nothing. Of course declined the
honor
but it costs you nothing to sit
down for a few minutes" said the
lady; "and you would do much good
and give much pleasure"
rs that so, my lady2" l said. "In
that case | will send my instrument
and chair, and your ladyship can sit
down few minutes and do all that
good" -QeA A3
"Oh, but l, said the lady, "play so
indiferently; and, moreover, | have
not name to draw an audience"
And if |, as you are kind enough
to say, have the talent which others
have not, and | have worked twenty
five years to make myself a name
which might have little prestige for
an audience, is it not fair that |
should have at least some reward for
so much troubled" hn
| therefore think, if man is some
body he ought to know it. "Nur
Lumpe sind bescheiden," says
Goethe. C"Ohio nobodies are mod
1 est.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-16

SOME papers are intimating that
Mr.. Russell should withdraw from the
canvass, since no one is so sanguine
or reckless as to claim that he stands
any chance of election. His with
drawal might harmonic the Demo
cratic party a little more than it is,
but it would never quite pacify those
who insist that Fussell should run
any how for the sake of principle, +"
even though it result in the cleo
tion Of Hawkins. Some of those who
talk this way have gone so far that,
with Fussell off the track, they would
vote for Hawkins on the sly, if not
openly-whilst Democrats generally,
taking it for granted that Bate would
be elected, might relax their vigilance
and be thrown off their guard. AS mat
ters now stand, General Bate ought to
poll more votes than all three of his
competitors.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-16

ENGLAND has won ia great victory
under peculiarly trying conditions Of
climate and compile ions with vari-
GUS races and powers. And now Rus
sra says, semi-Oficially, that the set
tlement of the Egyptian question
without the approval Of the powers is
not to be thought Of, Why does not
Russia send an army down to the des
erts Of Egypt to settle the question?
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-16

IT is4too late in this healthy season
for the yellow fever to got foOthold
away from the Rio Grande and Gulf
coast. The Mississippi valley is safe
this year, but we are warned that the
gospel of sanitation must still be
preached and practiced. In guarding
against epidemics, we promote public
health and the longevity Of the human
race. The science of preserving health
and prolonging life is promoted by all
intelligent efforts made to understand
the laws Of nature and common sense.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-16
ADDITIONAL COTTON.

LIvEepooL, September 16, pm
Cotton dull, easier and l-16d lower. Up
lands, I'd; Orleans, 7S-lGd. Sales to-day,
7OO0 bales. Receipts 200 bales; none
American. Futures opened weak and
closed fiat. s.Is .at.
NEW York, September 16, 1l:29 p.m.-
Cotton quiet Ordinary, ~ 5-16G good
ordinary, II 9-l6c low middling, 12sc;
middling, II ll-l6c; good middling,
l3 l-l6c; middling fair, IL 13-lGc; fair,
IA 9-l6c. Futures are easy at s to points
below yesterdays closingprices.
New ORLEANS, September l6, 11;9O
am Cotton quiet. Middling, l2ic
Sales, to-day 80 bales. Receipts, 773
bales.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-16

Mr.. John O'BGen. city editor of
the Pensacola Ella. Commercial who
died Of yellow fever on the 18th inst,
was a brother in.law of Mr.. John w.
FaxOn, of Olarksville, Tenn. He left
a wife and children.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-16

A GENTLEMAN, of this city, who is
well acquAinted, and has been travel.
ing over the country, states that he
found only ten Russell men north of
Wolf river, and they are so on account
Of army acquaintance or some personal
relation. He found not a single fol-
lower of the lonely Beasley.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-16
The TurEg

CHICAGO, September l6.--Sacramento
course-rhird race, three mile dash, free
for ALL Fred Collier won at a slow canter,
in b:4o. The last race, consolation purse
one'mile and repeat, was run in down
pour Of rain and stiff breeze. Atlanta
took the first heat in 1:44h; May, sec
ond. Maria took the second and third
heats in l;47 each; May and Douglass, al
ternatelY, second.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-16

The PUBLIC LEDGER job printing
office and book bindery is prepared to
execute work with neatuess and dis
patch, and at as low rates ss any com
petitor.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-16
Rig Fire.

ELMIRA, N. Y, September 1G,--At 8
O. clock this morning the immense boot
and shoe factory Of j Richardson & Co.. a
four story brick building, was destroyed
by fire. The loss is estimated at 100000;
insurance, $4,000. Three hundred hands
are thrown out Of employment. Four
iremen were seriously hurt by the falling
walls.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-16
Cattle Train wrecked.

CLEVELAND, September l6.-A local
freight train on the Lakeshore road tele-
scoped cattle train early this morning,
near Berea. A considerable number of
cattle were killed and many were wound
ed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-16

ATHE attacks made upon General
Bate and the platform upon which he
stands only strength his cause with
the people.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-16
southern Cotton Wills.
Yickshnrr Herald 1a.

Cotton mills are doing big business all
over the State, and, in fact, in every por-
ton of the South where they have been
erected. Vieksburg is about the only city
in the country that has succeeded in
making successful fzzle in the matter
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-16
It has the Only $25, 1000 TrOu

The Memphis Mutual Aid Society
pays u FOur-MOnth Marriage Bene-
fit, TWenIy-Day Natal Benefit, and
have thestrOngest One-Day COmpa-
ny I'm existence. They pay charges
on applications by telegraph.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-16

Business men will find it to their
interest to have their job printing
done at the PUBLIC LEDGER job print
Office, 13 Madison street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-16

TORONTO, September l6.-Hanlan ac-
cepts Ross's challenge to row for twenty
five hundred dollars and the champion
ship Of the world, two weeks after signing
articles,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-16

The boys we're half wild over the
din of music turned loose by the rival
shows. The Sells had the most.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-16

Memphis and Charleston railroad
stock was quoted in New York to-day
at SO.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-16

his is a SO, 100000
1t has n $500, 600 loft IEIenhaDts
u has a $SI,OOO,OOO NTenagerie.
1t has the Only OF oIIy TIepbants
1t has the Only $17 900 of
1t has the Great and Only Charles Fish,.
has the Only $4,000 Herd of Six Performing cOIorado cata
Ii has a Herd of Living Girafes.
1t has the Only Pair Polar
IL has the Only 500, 200 Arctic Aquarium,
It has the Only 5000 Troupe of Performing Stalons
1t has the Only @ igantic NIandrilI.
1t has the Only $3OO.O 900
Ii has the Only $22,O Living Horned
1t the Only Marvellous DWARF TIlaDbay;+
1t has the Only Or Japanese Circus.
1t has Bareback Riders Only.
1t has the Greatest in
1t is the Great Show N TX
hat Does
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-16
A Welcome
Springfield Record

pFIIHBHeTU NVUVTUs
The Nashville American now floats
the name Of General W. B. Bate. 1t
left us a while, but we welcome it
back to the foil. It is now doing
valiant service for the cause of true
Democracy,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-16
Brewer Dead.

NEWARK, N. j., September lG.-Peter
II. Ballentine, we'll known brewer died
this morning