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The daily gazette., 1882-12-21
Gorham for Secretary.
INew York sun.


WASHINGTON, Dec. 20-AlthouOh Don
cameron and John Logan have heretofore
$1,000 on the same platform and have been
iuentilled with the same factions In politics.
snere mas been nopersonal intimacy between
tnem such as has existed between others oc-
cupylng similar positions. These relations
nave suddenly changed, and the two sena-
tors may be seen daily in close communion.
win Malone rs an addition to the con-
Terence. This illustrious trio expects
70 regulate the action of the new
senate after the 4th of March by
bargain about the offices. All arrange
ments here turn upon patronage as the pivot
OF the political machine, and none the less
SO now that civil service reform is on the
rampage. Malone claims that Gorham is
the annointed candidate of the Republicans
Tor Secretary of the Senate, having rot
tne caucus nomination last year, without the
ability to make 1t an election, from the
equal division Of parties. With an ostensI-
Die majority of two, not including Malone
and kiddleberger, the Gorhamites claim he
is entitled to the prize. And 1t ia mildly
suggested that, II there should be any seri-
Gus hesitation on this point, the two Repudi-
ators from Virginia might walk over to the
other side and tie the Senate,
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A Big PbiladeIpt,ta r,r.

:, A fire occurred last eveningin Goldsmith
Iail, on Library street, east of Filth, iu
Philadelphia, 1t was brick building, six
stories IN height, with front of brown
stone. The flames were discovered in the
second story of the back building, and the
Hall was entirely destroyed There was a
number of tenants In the building.
the heaviest losers being Lehman
Bolton, photographers and printers,
Sl50,O00, fairly insured" e. G. Markley
q Sons, printers, S75, 600, insurance $50, 600;
%. =. Haehnlcn d Co., dealers In chamois
skins, S25,000, insurance, $4,000. Jacob
Haehnlen was the owner of the prope rty.
and his loss is estimated at $4,000 with
an insurance Of $4,000. The roof of the
Philadelphia Dispensary was partially
burned and several of the other surround
Ing properties were damaged somewhat by
the falling walls, water and smoke,
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Economy.

Y headquarters for weather-strips is at J..
W. ": carlisle Il Co.'S, No. 303 Market street.
stri, ss all know the advantage of weather
,,s' ,., now they exclude the cold, wind,
thanalia n ana dust, and how they will pay for
stont tn,seiVes eve over and over again In a very
yo,, time .llhe BY the saving In coal alone. II
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Holiday Presents,

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Holiday Presents.

n, ror skates, all kinds of choice cutlery and
oltd cages the place to get your moneys
W. S1r.h is at j. v. Carlisle IL Co. Is, 1903 Mar
na,e nes street. If you buy before inspecting
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Farmers and Others

,arslring ,r genteel, Lucrative agency business,
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lncorporated in 1868 for Is years by the Legisla-
ture for Educational and Charitable purposes
with capital of q, 600, 0O0-to which reserve
fund of $50, CSC has since been added.
By an overwhelming popular vote Its franchise
was made part Of the present State Constitution
adopted December I'd. A. D., 1873. ,,o,
by the people of any State. - n.~,,1
1t never scales or postpones ris dhAsn fA,sda
SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take place
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scheme to be drawn monthly.
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For Thick III eatis.

,aitayy stomachs, bilious conditions, "Wells'
May Apple Pills" anti-bilious cathartic. 10
and 25 cents.
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Our clothing is made to fit
the average shaped man, but
many purchasersrequire change
such as lengthening or shorten
ing sleeves, shaping the back
or shoulder, etc., etc., which
to accommodate our customers
we are always ready and will
ing to make. We do this al
together at our expense and
for the work employ the most
experienced talent we can
secure.
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Don't Die In the House

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reaches, bed bugs, flies, ants, moles, chip
munks, gophers. Is cents.
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-29
PAINTING ON OHM.
IT.
A HANDBOOK
Personal

Pure milk. f. NJ. Richardson, jr. 80
Try the electric cabinet bath, 265
Main. corner Court. 23t
Will L. Young has returned from
Msysville, Ky, looking finely.
Fifty acres Of land neal the city will
be sold to morrow in front of the
courthouse by X. j. Black, Clerk and
Master.
The latest styles Of fine hats are
constantly received by N. Bach, the
enterprising halter, under the Peabody
Hotel.
Mrs. l.. Waterman, correspondent
Of the Cincinnati Volksireund. Of
which paper her husband is proprie
tor, arrived this morning. a passenger
on the steamer james w. CAT, anC
will pass a couple Of weeks in our city
Miss Annie Q. Parham, Of this city
accompanied by her mother, will leave
this afternoon on the steamer Gaf fol
Cincinnati, New York aud othcl
Eastern cities in the interest Of th,
silk culture industry, to which she i
now paying attention, and deservedll
meeting with success. Miss Annie i
one Of those brave Southern ladie
who is not afraid to work and hell
build up the waste places.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-29
COURrHOUE NOTES.

Criminal Court cases to day-HeDry
Wilson, grand larceny, sentenced to
three years; Nelson Henry, alias Henry
johnson, petit larceny, sentenced to
one year; Shelby County Turnpike
Company, nuisance, bill of exceptions
filed September 20; Charles Williams
manslaughter, reset for October g.
John Dondero, dismissed at defend
ants cost.
The Grand Jury, after a session
this morning, adjourned to next Tues.
day at $3.50 am.
A license to marry was issued to.
day to Sam Crawford and Malindi
Griffin.
Judge Hammond desires the return
Of the sixth volume Of the Encyclo
padia Britannica, belonging to Clerl
B. w. Etheridso, which was taker
from the Judges chambers at thu
Courthouse some weeks since.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-29
POLICE POINTS.

The blacklist darky on the docket
to-day was named Lucinda Snow. Her
husband had an equally radiant COM
plexion.
President Hadden has taken so
many rides about the city that he
carries a graphic map in his mind, and
can locate anything brought before
him with mathematical precision. 1t
is a great advantage.
Wiley Pickens is wanted for an Of
tense committed three years ago. He
was identified to day at the station
house.
Bad darkies are abundant.
Cotton thieves claim the attention
of the police.
Late last night Patrolman Koran
stopped a negro woman with a sack on
her shoulder, which, when opened,
was found to contain a bench legged
fee dog.
A railroad labOreF, Charles Allen,
grew impudent when questioned by
the police at an early hour this morn
ing, and was locked up. He had to
pay a lawyers fee for his f~oolishuess
but was discharged by the Court on
proving character.
Thirteen cases were made yesterday
and only two dollars taken in by the
Court.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-29
A SHARP TRICK
Played Upon - Leading Mer-
chant by = Pseudo
ArlSansian.

A well dressed but cOuntryfed
young man called at the Office Of J. j..
Rawlings & Co., yesterday evening,
and introduced himself to Mr., Raw
lings as W. L. Hall, a farmer, Of Hope,
Ark. In the conversation which fol.
lowed the young man said he had some
cotton on the way to the city, which
would probably arrive this morning,
consigned to Rawlings & Co. He was
anxious to make some purchases, so as
to return home as soon as possible and
attend to his crop. He then drew
from his pocket a bill of lading
dated at Hope, Ark. and signed G. l..
King, agent for the steamer r. Il.
Springer, for Eve bales OF cotton
marked diamond H and four bales
marked diamond B, consigned to
j. j. Rawlings & Co. by William J..
Hall. Upon this he induced Mr.
Rawlings to give him a check for SIS
and left the Office at once for the bank
to have it cashed. He had not more
than reached the pavement when a
faint light began to glimmer upon
Mr.. Rawlings, who sent to the bank
as quickly as possible to see if the
check had been cashed. This he
found had been done. Then he
called upon Captain AID Storm,
by whom he was informed that the
Springer was laid up for repairs OF
New Orleans, and had been for some
time, aud that she would not arrive
here for some weeks. He also ascer-
tanned that Hope, Arkansaw, was stu
ated in Hampstead county, away over
near Red river. The detectives were
at once informed, and shortly after
ward arrested Hall with S62 80 Of the
money. The balance had bsen spent
for clothing. He made no defense to.
day, and was bound over.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-29
Letting Ones House.

LQuuNu Muflu.
To a refined mind the notion ofletting
ones house., ones hOme-the sacred
center whence spring all the tendrils
Of the heart, the neuclus Of a life's
joys, hopes and suffering-must be
inexpressibly r~epugnant. A stranger
sleeps in your bed, fingers your favor
ite books, sneers at your pet arrange
ments, dimes at your hospitable board,
and ferrets out all your particular
contriyances. Nothing is sacred,
nothing is hidden from him; he cuts
and msngles your precious flowers,
wipes his feet on your carefully pre-
served carpet, Tolls about and
tears the chintz off your pecul-
lar armchair, breaks the old familiar
crockery and upsets the ink over
a long respected table cover.
The very walls seem to tell him
your secrets, and to unveil the
thoughts of your mind; for the atmOs.
phere Of a house is, so to speak, redo.
lent Of the person himself; whether he
be a smoker, a reoluse and bOOkworm
whose heart delights in the scent of
Russia leather, q dilettante dabbling
in oil @paints, an aesthetic redolent
of incense and faint lilies, a house
mother fond of home made lavender
and pot pOuri, an invalid given to the
fumes Of eau dc cologne and ether, a
fine lady saturated with poudre de riz
and the scent of frangipanni and peau
d'Espagne-whoeYer aud whatever he
may be, the house tells his history, in
its faint odors, in the perfume of for.
gotten drawers, in the reek Of a study
curtain, in the intangible quality
of the air. The arrangement oi
the furniture betrlys the tone
of a mans mind, whether he be
precise, orderly or luxurious; the
combination and harmony of colors
reveals his taste, the quality of stulTs
decides whether he DO penurious. gen.
erops or lavish. The number Of DINING
room chairs tells what company h.
keeps, the marks ofnails on the stairs
whether there are boys about the
place, the names Of the books in the
library to what degree Of culture he
has attained-whether he is sportinr,
horsey, literary or deyout. The offices
show the state Of bis income by the
number Of servants he keeps. the siza
Of the cellars his qualities Of temper
ance and sobriety. There is not q
nook of the mans mind that remains
unexplored His loves, his hopes, his
ambitions, his wife's Housekeeping his
daughters vanity. the number OF his
I children-all are laid bare to the care.
\ less gaze Of the casual observer.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-29
Wards.

Special to Cincinnati Commercial.
New York, September 23.-This
afternoon Colonel G. H. Judd, King
Kalakua's private chamberlain, and
six Hawaiian boys, took their depar-
ture from the city on the steamer
Britannia for Liverpool. The boys
have been selected on account of their
proficiency in their studies in their
native schools, and are sent abroad at
the expense of the government. On
their arrival in Liverpool the party
will be met by Hawaiian representa-
tiyes, who will entertain the visitors
and show them the principal objects Of
interest. After a few days rest they
will go to Glasgow, where the three
youngest boys will become apprentices
One will study medicine, and the
others will study engineering and sur
yeying. The three eldest BOYS will
become machilists There are now
three Hawaiian lads in Europe study
ing, and the government is more than
satisfied with the progress they arc
making.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-29
A BULLErs
Take Meet ia Abe Body OF a
Well known Grocer.

About 9 o'clock last night Mr..
Frank B. Russell. who keeps a grocery
on the southeast corner Of Vance and
fernando streets, discovered a darby
emerging from the store with bucket
of lard aud ordered him TO halt, For
answer the darky took to his heels,
followed by shot from Mr.. Russell's
pistol, which struck him in the calf of
the leg and brought him to the ground,
Mr.. Russell captured him before he
could rise, summoned Mr.. Herman
Waite to his assistance and took him
into Safford's drug store, diagonally
across the street. Mr.. Saiford's clerk
was requested 10 telephone for a
policeman. Mr.. Russell remaining near
the thief with pistol in hand. Suddenly
the darby made q spring and snatched
Russell's pistol from his hand. Waite
caught the thief's arm, and Russell
attempted to regain his weapon, but
the darby, with an energy born OF
desperation, stuck his teeth in the
flesh of WAite's arm and, by actually
biting a piece out, obliged him to re.
linquish his hold, then turned his
pistol upon Russell and fred two
shots, one Of which struck him in the
stomach ranging downward to the
groin, the other in the left side, glaze.
ing off into his clothing.
The police we're informed at once,
and Captain Hackett some hours later
captured Robert Wilson, in bed in one
Of the shanties neal the corner o.
Pontotoo aud Main streets, together
with William Hunt, supposed to b.
his ally. Wilson acknowledged hi;
guilt, aud said the shooting was done
with his own pistol. His wound il
slight. Meanwhile Mr.. Russell lies
IN a critical condition at his home, Oh
fernando street.. His life was de.
SPARED Of at Grst, but much hope wal
entertained this morning.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-29
Inhe Tolls

Charles Robinson, alias S~tonowall
Jackson, a colored barber, was put
under bonds to-day to answer a charge
Of receiving the goods stolen from
Russell's grocery. Robert Wilson.
charged with bu~rglarizing RUSSELL
grocery, aud shooting that gentleman
had his case continued indefinitely.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-29
Mind Leader.


Mr.. Joe Mangum who is the leader
Of the Dresden, Tenn, band, now
playing at the Fair, is blind as a bat
and was born so. He is a most excelC
lent musician and can be justly styled
a prodigy. He plays upon any kind
Of an instrument, and as a violinist Is
said to have but few equals,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-29
IPaducah Fair.

PADucAH, September H.-The an
nual fair opened at this place to-day
IL Is an old fashioned exhibition, ard
Of good character. Some good racing,
with game Of ball between the Mem
phis Rrds ald the Eckfords, Of this
city, with the ring display, etc., was
the days programme. The Eckfords
won the game OF ball. Two excursion
parties, numbering nearly $500 people,
came up from along the Memphis road
to attend the fair. The town to night
IL oyorrun with people.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-29
PUBLIC LEDGER.
THE CITY.
LEDGER LIEKs

Ozanne& Mays new store, 257 Main.
Brown & Jones, coal dealers, 282
Main street.
The Little Rock Quapaws are to
give an exhibition drill at the APP
preaching fair.
Every Waldran Guard must be
present at the important meeting to-
night, in full dress.
Every industrious farmer is now
busy gathering cotton, except those
suffering with the chills.
The Waldran Guards have an i'm
portant meeting to night in full dress,
aud it will cost each member 81 to be
absent.
At noon to-day the condition of
Mr.. Frank Russell, who was shot last
night by a dastardly thief, remained
unchanged.
For several evenings past three to
Eve hundred persons have visited The
Pioneer Cotton Mills, to see the looms
work by gas light.
The smallpox is reported to prevail
10 a considerable extent in the coun-
try lying between Helena and White
river. on the west bank of the Missis-
sippi.
Parties desiring to take out matri-
monial assurance will save money BY
calling upon George F. Willis, Z Mon
roe street, who is agent for a number
Of the best companies.
The musical Mozart Society is 10
meet tonight at The Casino Hall, to
greet the accomplished instructor,
Professor Moses Downs, who returned
home evening before last.
The Memphis Reds registered at
Paducah Tuesday as follows: Z. Gay
ton, 2 R. Smith, j. Levy, NJ. Field,
James Moloughney, ]. Kari, J. Mealt,
John Moloughney, G. Miller, T. Kane,
J. McGraw.
A train from Ripley, over the Ches-
speake and Ohio railroad, carried one
thousand people into Paducah last
Tuesday afternoon, and smother from
Fulton had nine hundred the same
day.
a rush for.tickets in the Common
wealth Lottery is taking place to-day,
as the drawing comes of tomorrow,
and those Who ever buy lottery tickets
do not want to get shut out Of a
scheme which pays some ticket hold
ers $4,000 for 50.
They charge Marriage aud Endow-
ment Associations s25 per week, the
same as gaming institutions, over at
Little Rock. One Of the companies
in this city has declined the tender Of
an assessment from a member, and
bss decided to wind up its business.
The residence lately occupied by
Mr.. K. J. 3. /. VIM, on Third street
north Of Madison, was sold at public
outery TO Mr.. G. Wash Smith for
t6375, more than half Of the amount
being cash. The lot is 60 feet front
and 1881 deep, and the location is very
g desirable.
The yeomanry Of the surrounding
country are coming into the city with
new cotton and cOttonseed, selling tn,
latter at zoe per bushel aud the formei
? at from 10 to lie per pound. Wagon
loaded with the staple we're noticed
! this morning rolling along the high
y ways, and heading for the city.
There will be a meeting of III,
Mozart Society tonight, at its hall
for the purpose Of organizing for III.
! active work Of the coming season. Mr.
N. 5. Downs, musical director, ha
- returned from New York and will
submit new studies and music to III.
active membership. A full attendanc
IS particularly requested by the direc
Sc tors.
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Simultaneous Acts in The Same Rilr

Ia Acts by Lady Artists,
the Worlds Champion Leapers.
All Bareback Riders.
A herd OfPe' forming Elephants.
A $4,000 Troupe Of Trick STALL
Ions.
An elevated Theafer Stage.
European Bicycle Experts.
A Female Snake Obarmer in the
Ring.
"ArieI," the Man Bird.
PERFORMING wild Animals.
A Monster Menagerie Of Beasts
aud Birds.
500 specimens OrEnOrmOus SER
penis,
and 5000 novelties, heiks AID features no
enumerated, making all in-all
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-29

John SturIa's Oyster P~arIOrs.
Corner Main and Union Streets.
NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON.
Oysters ia every style, prepared
by "A Anpssb cook. Shell or can
Oysters furnished 20 families. 2s
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-29
nnnr OF AL!

New Holland Herring, a few kegs
only. Oliver, Finnie q 20.
Creamery Butter, received daily D.
express. Oliver, Finnie 4 Co.
All kinds coffee roasted every day,
Oliver. Finnie Il Co.
Silver Moon Flour, New Process,
none better. Oliver, Finnie 4 Co.
ROYAL Patent Flour, as fine as can
be. Oliver, Finnie 4 Co.
Silver Noon Baking Powder, our
own manufacture, absolutely pure.
Oliver, Finnie & Co.
Home inside broken Candy, our own
manufacture, made from pure sugar.
nothing else, no mixtures or adultera-
tious. Oliver, Finnie 4 Co.
Pure apple and Pickle Vinegar.
Oliver, Finnie 4 Co.
Graham Flour, Rye Flour, Oatmeal,
Cracked Wheat, etc.
Oliver, Finnie 4 CO..
Highest grades GunpOwner, lmpe-
rial. Colong, Young dyson, English
Breakfast and japan Teas.
nj MED GIMME q IN
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I.InYed nm AnnnnI.

In the case Of the State Of Tennessee
against John Johnson, for petty
larceny, a witness who had been sum
moDed failed to appear, and the At
torney General asked that an attach.
ment be issued for him or forfeiture
taken on his bond. Judge Horrigan
refused, unless it could be shown that
the witness willfully disobeyed the
Court, whereupon the Attorney Gen
eral prayed an appeal to the Supreme
Court.