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DENTIST.
REAI. ESTATE A8EN rs.
FOR LEASE.

7 OT5-At SIS per a mum each, two lots 30 by 20
IL feet, on Chester street, near Huling. also
several other desirable lots in Fort Pickering.
NJ. Z. C0NAWAY, Agent, 2S5 Main st.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY
A CURE GUARANTEED.

DE. L wzTs EKsvE AID BEAIsTEEATzER--
A specfhc for HysterfA- Dizziness CouYrlsioak
Nervous Headache. Mental Depression, Loss Of
Memory, SpermatorrheA, Inpotcncy, IpEoluntzrI
Emissions, Premature Old Age, caused D oveI-
exerfion, self-abuse or over-indulgence, 6hieE
leads TO misery, decay and ds-f.- one SCI vii
cure recent csseS. Each box confirms one month 9
tseata ut. One dollar q box, or six boxes for Iyt
dol e; sent by InA, prepaid, On reeeipt Of p =
ne guarantee SIX boxes 70 cure any case vi.
each order received By for six boxes, Gcco-np1,
Fed with Eve dollars, We vii send the pureh1se7
cur written guarantee 70 return the E,oney Il tnf
treatment does not effect cure. Guarantees -
s1ed only by A KESKERT d CO.. wholesale Az
Retsn Druggists, us Main street. Memphis, Tax
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AttentiOns

There will be ameetingo of Ex-Confederates
at the rooms of the Cotton Exchange this
Tuesday evening at s o'clock, for the purpose
OF receiving the report of the committee here
tofore appointed to receive bids for the work
of inclosing and improving the grounds OF
the Confederate Cemetery in Eimwood, and
also for the further purpose of devising
measures to accomplish the proposed under
taking. All Ex-Confederates and all others
interested in this too long neglected work,
are most respectfully snd earnestly requested
to attend. @. o. GORDON,
CIV. RAMBAUT, Secretary. Chairman.
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MhenIHaxe a Rabx

AT breast nothing is so quieting to our
nerves as Parker's Ginger Tonic. 1t pre-
vents bowel complaints, and gives strength
and appetite better than stimulants.-Nesc-
ark Mother
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue OF the terms Of deed of trust made
ID 70 me on the 5th day Of March, 1874 BY u.
~ Blake AID his vile, Sarah Z blaks, recorded
10 the Register Office Of Shelby county, 1etIns IN
Record Book, No. -, page s93 and following, DO
fault having been made IN the payment Of the IN
debtedbess therein secured at the request q the
ben efcisry, Will. On
Monday. June 20, 1852,
sell for cash 70 the highest bidder. Al the south
west corner Of Main and Madison streets. city OF
Memphis the following described zeal estate lying
and being in shelby county. Tenn-s io-Et: Be-
ginning al stake At the northwest corner OF the
tract OF land here described. running thence south
wf.h The line Of J. N EaBderiin's l6acre l0t q
chains and 81 iinks 70 the Memphis and ohio sali-
road. thence southwest with sid road zoo lilEe %
a stake; thence west - chains and links = in }.
y. HGnlon line % a stake, thence nOftn Win A
p Gzuderlin's line = chains and 80 links 70 4
stake; thence east with J. N tanderlin's line a
chains and 81 iiukz 20 the beginning, Containing
Is IL 100 acres. Equity Of REDEEM pfioD waived and
title believed 70 be perfect, but sell and convey
l. d. MULLINS, il, Trustee
clApp d Beard, Attorney
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The Oscar wilde Lecture.

The great aesthetic made his first appear
ance in this city last evening, Lsubrie's
Theater being we'll filled from the ranks of the
culture and refinement of Memphis From
causes not explained, the curtain did not rise
until fully an hour after the conventional
hour for amusements to begin, and not until
the impotence of the audience was mani
tested more than once. When the curtain
was raised it revealed drawing-room ret
ting, a small comfortable and a chair for the
convenience of the speaker standing immedi-
ateIy behind the footlights. In the back
ground was arranged in an orderly manner
ra3ipg-room chairs, sofas, etc., and on the
walls few pictures were arranged as a relief
to the bare walls of the scenery. A moment
after the raising of the curtain the great
apostle of estheticism appeared, walking with
graceful stride to the lecture table, with
modest tip of the head acknowledged the silent
reception given him by the audience. His
costume was extremely extreme-at least, to
Memphis eyes-black velvet coat and knee
breeches, black silk hose, low shoes With
buckles. billowy shirt front, combining neck
drapery equally as fussy. Mr.. Wilde waited
for no evidence of appreciation or disappoint-
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Woodruff & divers Iuvincibles, and w.
S. Bruce's Boys INDUCED in game of base
ball near Olympic Park Sunday evening.
Only three innings were played, when the In
vincibles gave up the game. The score stood
81 10 Is in favor of the Bruces.
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DELIABLE, energetic agents; good reference.
A GENTS-In every portion of the United States
~ by The Universal Benevolent Association
of California for Unmarried Persons. Office,
Plans Original. New Features. EndoHments
Certain Not Speculative. % Marriages paid
In 60 days Bonds recorded. References given.
Correspondence solicited Tor Agents and Mem
bers. Opportunity of lifetime for Agenls.
Outfit free. Send stamps for terms and Marriage
Ins Journal. Certificates $1,000 and 5000. Dowries
paid within 60 Gays of u arriage. Mention paper.
A GENCY-An enterprising house of good stand
~ ing doing business with wine merchants
grocers and druggists. will be appointed agents for
the sale in this city and vicinity of =" ZOEDONE,"
the national non-alcoholic beverage of Great
Britain, and rapidly becoming popularzed in this
country. Application for the agency may be ad-
dressed to Z0edone Bureau, y Park Place, New
York city. TIE beverage is peculiarly adapted to
Southern climates.
~SEToMAN-An industrious single woman, be-
w tween eighteen ana twenty-five, as cook and
help Trading Boat. To the right PARTY a good
nome and pay will he given, Address for one
fsek EARNEST, this office.
'tITHITE MAN-To clear land and build fences
w Apply at S13 Main street.
CIsTERNS-Built, Required and Warranted or
~ no charge. THo5- CUBBIN S, IS Madison.
IORSEs 10 PASTURE
Ii Ample he Ids OF cultivated grasses and clover.
corner Second ana Union streets.
MUTILATED COlN-Old gold aud silver, by
N1 J.N.MDLFORD q CO., S3S Main ST
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Elsewhere.

Largely attended memorial services and
public funeral ceremonies were had at Gin
cinnati, New York, Richmond, Va; San
Francisco, Chicago and Washington. At
Paris enormous crowds participated in
demonstrations in memory of Garibaldi.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


At Miss Higbee's school yesterday morn
ing large and critical audience assembled
to witness the French and German exercises.
The programme was long and varied. Two
logues were rendered with such ease, grace
aud fiuency as to be matter of surprise to
those present who were familiar with the
languages used. Certainly that desideratum
in the study OF modern languages, purity Of
accent, has here been attained, and We are glad
to find such thorough werk going on in our
midst. The music was well selected and we'll
rendered. Altogether the occasion was one
of those successes which reward the teachers
at this busy season.
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WANTS.

VXTOMAN-An A No. l woman to do the cooking
w washing and ironing for family of four
must be well recommended. Apply at Office OF
Anchor Line WharfbOat AID STORM.
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OITUATION-By a steady and reliable German
- man to work in garden, driving, or almost any
kind of general work Apply at A. HitZfeld's
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INDICATIONS.

For Tennessee and the Ohio udAey, lcdrmer
partly cloudy rceather, occasional light rains cas-
to south oinds, stationary or slOrly falling bar
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Cool and we'll ventilated; electric light,
fans, all the comforts of home; everything
to tempt the appetite Bring your lady
friends and enjoy a nice dinner.
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VENTEE ROCKAWAY HORSE-Saie for a lady
NJ to drive. Apply at Is Court.
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A GENTS-For sale of JESSIE JAMES'S LIFE
~ AND TIME. Apply at once to
]. H GHAMBhRS. New Clarendon Hotel.
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Ladies Prefer FIoreston

By restoring color and luster to gray or faded
hair, and because it benefits the scalp, is why
Parker's Hair Balsam is a popular dressing
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Luscious. sweet and Wholesome

Hub Punch is more grateful to the palate
than a punch made to order. Well stocked
larders supplied with it Trade supplied at
manufacturers sprices By B. ]. Semmes 4
On Memphis
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The paving of Beale street drags along
y slowly. The contractor should be ex-
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THE SCHOOL BOARD.
A Very Fair Financial Rep0rt-Text-
Books for Next Year-Teachers'
Contracts.

The Board of Education met last night at
their rooms in Odd Fellows building.
Present: President Rambsut, and Messrs. J.
Walsh, A. Walsh, James Degnan, J. ]. Duffy,
T. r. Boyle, ID. NJ. Scales, II. NJ. Ferguson,
II. Gronauer, J. Linkhauer, r. ID. Jordan,
j. J. DuBose, James RslstoD, C. c. Burke,
L. H. Estes, L. Lawhorn and J. f. Grehan.
The superintendent had no report to m axe,
but stated that the schools had closed, and
that his annual report would be made next
month.
The treasurer reported S19S5 46.
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Floyd.s Ladies' Restaurant.

Cologne because they end this lasting COM
binaiion of exquisite perfumes delightful
novelty
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PLUM BER.
NOTICE.
Memphis and Vicksburg Railroad 20
Notice OF a Meeting n the stock holders.
NOTICE.

A MEETING of the stockholders of the above
"a mentioned company is hereby called, to be
held at the office OF the company. in the city OF
vicksburg,at II O'Clock IA, on the ON the 2Sth
day of June, ISS2. 10 consider and act upon
proposition to consolidate this company with the
Mississippi Valley and Ship Islsnd RAILROAD Com
pany. the Tennessee Southern Railroad COMPANY
and the New Orleans and Mississippi Valley Rail
road Company. The proposed consolidation TO be
made under and by virtue of an act OF the Legisla
ture of the State of Mississippi, approved March
and Vicksburg Railroad Company, and the Missis-
sippi Valley and Ship Island Railroad Company TO
T. T. WILSON, President
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sTRAYED Or STOLEN.

INCUR HEADOF CATTLE AND A FILLY-The
II 1ny a bay Az or 10 hands high, years
old, small white spot in forehead, fresh shod alt
round and when last seen TUESDAY, May SothD
had rope around her neck. The cattle
marked with the left ear cut short off. The three
cows lone white, ole roam and one white-and-
black, pided) were branded on the nip with a
horseshoe The cattle strayed on Wedp esday.
May Slst. Finder will return them to me and be
re Rarded. ]. A. HEAD,
at LaC7oix's Stock-yard.
Second street, On elsea.
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EIOyd.s Candies.
Because ii Adds to Beauty

We manufacture all our candies, and US
the best material to be had.
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THE OFFICIAL SCORE:
WETTERS


Total bases on hits-Reds Is, Wetters II
first base by errors-Reds 6, Wetters 8; total
left on bases-Reds 3, Wetters 8.
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French Steam Dye-WOrks.

Ladies and gentlemen's goods dyed and
cleaned at Louis RiegePs, 5S4 Jefferson street
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FOR SALE.

GOw-One fine one-han Durham Cow. with
" young calf. Price $50. Apply to VIM. Brown
near south gate of Elmwood Cemetery.
TIME PURE QUASsIA AMARA CUPs-Are work
i ing wonders. Parties who have tried them in
Memphis say they are miraculous in their curative
powers. Found on the streets at 365, 265 snd 100
Main and corner fernando and Vance streets.
DIAN OS-Seeond hand Chickering and Steinway
i Pianos, as good as new, cheap for cash.
4. WITZMANN & co.
rT,uSHOMING o COTTON FACTORY-And acres
Il of land at Corinth, Miss; building of brick:
capacity of 100 looms and 5000 spindles: a great
bargain can be had. Apply to J. NJ. Smith or J. c.
Nicely, Memphis. Tenn.
TNARM-Of IA acres; one mile west Of Column
u bia Maury county, Tenn. Address
T. C. MCDOWELL, Columbia. Tenn
4 Y ROCERY STORE Good business location; will
VI sell cheap. Address c. W, Appeal
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SUMMER RESORTS.
Allegheny Springs, Virginia
the BEST DYsPEPTIC WATER KNOWN

WILL be open for the reception Of guests on the
wv First Day of June Next. Aecommo-
dations hrst-class- Pamphlets, containing de-
scripton of the place, with certificates of some of
the remarkable cures effected by the use of the
water, furnished on application.
Post, Telegraph and Express Offices in the hotel.
G. A. CALHOUN,
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For pumps, pipes and we'll points 90 to
J. A. Bailey's, 295 Second street.
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in front Of the Wnidran Blo2k PREMISES, between
the hours Of 10 O'Clock IN. and O'Clock pm .
sell at public auction. % the highest bidder for
cash the following described tracts parcels or lots
OF land with the I'm proYements thereon, lying
being and situated in the city OF Memphis county
Of Shelby aud etate Of Tennessee, and bounded
as follows tO-Wit: Beginning the east siee
of Main street one hundred ard fifty $50 feet
north of LINDEN street; running thence east-
ws rdiy, parallel with Linden street one bundled
and Eesentyfve 10 feet 10 the west side OF Null
berry street: thence north srdly with Mulberry
street seventy-eight a. ons-hsM i751<i feet 70 4
sisks; thence NestTGrdiy. parallel Win Linden
street one hundred and seFenty-nTe 90 feet TO
the esst side Of Eain street: thence EouthwAroiy
with the east side of Main street ssvent ana
oue-hal (73J<l feet 70 the bfgiuning-the zane be-
ing the lot upon which the Waldrsn Block IL sit
uefed. including all the improvements and sPpuF-
tenazces there unto belonging
The equity Of redemption II expressly waived IN
the trust deed: all tsEes or any duel or other en-
cumbranees viii be paid out Of The proceeds OF the
tRle The title Is believed 70 be perfect but sell
ana convey only as tru ZEE.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


D r: ATHY is candidate for reelection to the
4 office OF Sheriff of Shelby County subject 10
me action oil the Democratic County Convention,
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The New Clarendon Hotel.

A. J. KERR,-........-...... -.......-.. L. d. HUNT
The popular hotel OF Memphis, at popular prices
and doing the business, Electric bells; electrf
light Passenger elevator runs day and night.
C 7 JoIdon, city yudson. Ala
J A Harpson, city w NJ Bruce, city
81 Black, Atlanta Copeland, st Louis
H W Halle. city A Herne Miss
L 5 Holden, st Louis w NJ Cross. st Louis
C A Clough, Nashville WFisher, NY
J E Welsh, NY S Miller Miss
Worrell, Tenn G Glass, Ala
w II Order, Ala C Fox, Ark
Mis- L st Johns. Ark Thewalt, Tenn
Il Hanks & DIR, Tenn Erickson, KY
Phelan, KY JOBrien. Ky
c Strobridge, st Louis Strobridge, St Louis
q Hall, Tenn Jaekest W, Tenn
B F Lock & fam, Tenn - later, Miss
T Cox, Tenn A NJ Moore, Tenn
II Karsner. Tenn.
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DOOM AND BOARD-Two gentlemen gentle
LIZ man and wife can find a pleasant room with
board at No. 3S2 Vance street.
DOARDERS-Lodgers or day-boarders at No. 40
ID Market sheet. Terms easy.
DLEAsANT ROOMS-First-class board at Miss
l. Bayliss's, IS Union St, Gen. NilIiams's place.
DOOMS AND BOARDING. rooms, with south
IL ern expos ure, at ~ Court street
NICE ROOMS AND BOARD
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KEEP 1T
In YOUR WINE CELLAR.
One who drinks HUB PUNCH Iced expe.
riences "a temporary taste Of
Elysium.:

Ho TIC =" HUE FBNCH,' mnde In hos
ton solely by G. HI. GRAVES d SONS,
meets with marked popular favor as a
heathfuI and palafable drink.
: 1t is prepared with great care FROM THE BEST
MATERIALS, and will be found an ag reeable ad-
dition TO the choice things of the table which un-
deniably enlarge the pleasures of life and encour
age good fellowship and good nature If rightly
enjoyed. SEE THAT YOU GET THE GENUINE
WITH THE FAC-SIMILE OF CHESTER II
Ora YES & SONS ON THE CAPSULE OVER THE
CORK OF EACH BOTTLE The "HUB PUNCH
is sold by all leading groeers and wine merchants
Trade supplied at anfacturers' prices by
b. J. SEMMES & CO.. Memphis. Tenn.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Trustees Sale.
wednesday. July IL, 1852,

DY virtue Of trust deed made to me by vs.. y.
ID Waldrzn. recorded in the Registers Office Of
Shelby county IN Book No. II, pege 81 ct seq.
will on
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

PrOprietOrS.
Raes-s2 so. So ana 81 per Gay, according to size
and location of room. Table board, from LIST oil
Mag, $50 per month. Transient meals, 81 so pei
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Not word of praise, Not an adjective
of description. No hyperDOIe Not n
Eushi But just the little, plain, bold
statement of future fact, namely: On
MONDAY, June I2th, from 10 am. 10
PIN, We Will sell the choice OF n mum.
Der of HATS for
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evolved from the labyrinth Of Nature
which loves to burrow under the skin
of the bean and there die, and that this
insect dl.tils a rank poison which
cannot fail to produce alarming results
when introduced into the human sys-
tenn. Not many years ago DIR. Dion
Lewis made series of announcements
to a shuddering world, the sum total of
which was, in effect, that every known
or conceivable article of food was fear
fully unhealthful, and that the only
way to keep we'll was to starve to death.
But after time people stepped shud-
dering and began to eat again with ex-
cellent results; and Boston is advised
to keep right on consuming beans,
trusting to Nature to deal with the in
sects in her own vay.-NeU York
Tribune.
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EscSton'S Day CT Sorrow,

Never since they turned theft harbor
into teapot haze the people Of Boston
been SO excited as they are now at the
discovery, announced with malignant
elaboration by one Of their own num-
Der, that subtle but viru,ent poison
turks in beans, yea, even in baked beans.
1t appears that small insect has been
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Henry James, while in Washington
lately, is wickedly said by the Boston
G0-etto to have asked clever young
lady if there was not river near the
city called the Potomac. ooh, yes,'
said she. ~ should think YOU would
know all about it, because there is a
place on it called Mount Vernon, where
a man named Washington lived. You
are sure to have heard Of him, you
know, because his father was an Eng
Iishman
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\ little girl about seven years Old re-
Gently passed through Toronto on a
train bound for Chicago and travelling
alone. She had ticket sewed to one
sleeve of her jacket, OH which was
written "Hatte Martin. from Mon
treal to Chicago" Considerable inter
est was manifested in little Hattie by
her fellow passengers, who showed her
much attention.
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The WinnemucIa Sitter state says !:
The Chinese have resumed operations
in the Spring Valley placer mines, south
of Unionville. Those who left there
during the very cold weather are re-
turning, and it is not unusual to see q
dozen or more of them at time wend-
ing their way from the railroad to the
mines, heavily loaded. The Chinese
have taken hundreds of thousands of
dollars out of these mines, every dol
lar of which has been shipped to China,
save what they paid for pork and
"blandy."
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That hacking cough can be so quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee
it. For sale at Thaxter's.
Will you suffer with dyspepsia and
liver complaint Shiloh's Nitalizer is
guaranteed to cure you. For sale at
Thaxter's.
Sleepless nights, made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is
the remedy for you For sale at Thax-
tiers.
Catarrh cured, health and sweet
breath secured by Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. Price, 30 cents. Nasal In
jector free For sale at Thaxter's.
Shiloh's Cough and Consumption
Cure is sold hy Us on 9 guarantee. It
cures consr n rtion. For sale at Thax-
tiers.
Shiloh's Nitalizer is what YOU need
for constipation, loss of appetite, dizzi-
ness and all symptoms of dyspepsia.
Price 10 and IS cents per bottle. Fer
sale at Thaxter's.
For lame back, side or chest use
ShilOh's Porous Plaster. Price, % cts.
For sale at Thaxter's.
Group, whooping cough and bronchi-
It's Immediately relieved by Shiloh's
Cure. For sale at Thaxter's.
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New YORK, March 13.-The Groph-
ic's Washington special says: Hun
dreds of strangers visited the Jail in
which Guiteau is confined yesterday,
but were unable to crafty their curl
osity because of the order that no visit
ors shall be admitted on Sundays.
Guiteau was annoyed at this, because
he expected to make a large sale of his
pictures and autographs. 1t ishis custom
to importune visitors to make purchases,
the proceeds of which he says he in
tends to devote to the payment Of the
best legal advisers for defending him in
the Court in boac. He is still As vain
as ever, and asked your correspondent
how he appeared in the new suit he
had on, at the same time informing him
that he had been offered 500 fer the
suit he wore when he shot Garfield, but
said: "They are worth every cent of
$50, and | don't know as | would be
willing to part with them even at that
figure" When asked his opinion of
the verdict in the Sergeant Mason
court martial his eye flashed and he
snarled out with emphasis: The
rascal was served just right. If any
thing, his sentence is not severe enough.
1t will be a lesson to crankS, though,
not to fool with me. Bill! Jones will
get his deserts next, even if he is out
OH bail now. The people Of this country
have changed their views in regard to
me and my act and will see that any
one who attempts to do me an injury
will be promptly punished" During
this portion of the conversation the
prisoner was very much excited and
fairly Kissed his words into the ear Of
his questioner. He was painting like a
Gagged beast when the order was given
the guard to close up for the night and
muttering unintelligiby to himself.
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Intelligence has just reached Panama
of an appalling earthquake in Costa
Rica. Advices thus far received state
that four towns have been destroyed.
These are AIajuela, San Ramon, Greece
and Heridia. In Alajuela alone several
thousand lives were lost. Those left
alive there are homeless.
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The decrease of the public debt dur
ing February has been about 50, 600, 900,
which is about 100000 less than the
average monthly decrease since last
June. The falling off is due to the
heavy payments during the month.