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( Game scarce and steady
EGETABLEs-Potatoes, peaehblows s. "a
3 30 Onions, s. 25ds 20. Garlic, 8 per hundred
IiiInips, 81 lSeI % per barrel Cabbsse. SIG
rels. SI3914: medium, s991o; half barrels. s5G6
CIDER-NissouTi,s IS % per barrel. ana 3 . fCl
hslfbsrreIs; Oh orchard. IS 20; 3 z, lor hs!f
barrels
EGGS-27c
GAME-Venison. carcass SC: saddles, sg5IOe Per
pound. Ducks sl@i % per dozen; squirrels, 81 a
% per dozen. RABBITS s. per dozen 21ails, 8 -
] 20 per dozen
FIsH-Nsckerel-1e-Ib kits, No. I, slcaSl: No.
p I59s5c; I,-lbs, No /. sit9i 10: -. :. s5aaJc;
half barrels @tlbs No. J. 81 90: No = s. =. White
fi-h, No. J. per half-barrel. IS 509g %: isInil 5,
81 25aI 20; per Kit, noniually. 81 y Dried her
rings per box 25@ac; North Carolina roe her
hing, halfbarrels 6 30
FOULTRY-Hens. s3St3 So line and large, = 5us
mixed, s. JOC13: dressed 1a1Sc per pound by the
saTTcL TuTEeys-dressed, ie Der pound; alive,
ssdl2 per dozen Geese. s. Ducks, 81 54@5.
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DISPENsARY.
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PRIVATE
Medical Disnensary.

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Between Main and Front, Memphis
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In every case male or female Recent cases of Coz.
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4om business. Secondary Syphilis, the last vestiee
eradicated without the use of mercury Involuntary
loss Of semen stopped In short time. Suffered
from impotency or loss of sexual powers restored
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AND excessive venery, suffering from spermatorrhea
and permanently cured. Particular attention paid
70 the Diseases of Women, and cures guaranteed.
Throat and Lung Diseases cured by new remedies.
Piles and Old Sores cured without the of causte
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WHISKY. ETC.

No change to report in prices, and business
| is quiet.
Observation-Disclosures 90c9sl 80; straight, 81 50
! a, according to age.
WINES-Imported Port, 81 5094; sherry, 81 -
al; champagne-AIneric an extra dry, s1GS; Pi-
per Heidsick, S2i925; Mumm IS ex ira dry, S2jd27
claret, s. 1397 per box; Catawba, cases, 81 5O@6-
BRANDIES-cognac, sjgl0; peach, 81 seas 30;
apple, s2@5 so ~
BY Telegraph. ttAS
ST.. LOUIS, February 2.-Whisky steady,
81 Is -za11
LOUISVILLE, February 2.-Whisky firm,
CHICAGO, February WHISKY steady,
81 10.
BALTIMORE, February 2-Whisky dull,
81 1871 20. nfF
New ORLEANS, February 2.-Whisky-
western rectifed, sl@116 lta
CINCINNATI, February 2.-Whisky steady,
81 Il; combination sales of finished goods SO
barrels, on basis OF 81 l.. -r.
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~ Telegraph.


weaker. No. red 81 41@l ~. Corn-demand
miSsd GSc Rve di and Io1yer 81 OF BarIe,
in fair demand, 81 o..
NEW YORK, February Flour quiet bu
steady; superfne Western and State, 81 3594 so
ish, subsequently declined, but recovered closing
Strong; ungraded red, 81 299l Il. Rice in fail
demand aud steadily held.
LOUISVILLE, February 2.-Flour quiet
extra, S595 80: extra family, IS 5O@6; Higher
grades, So 1901; choice fancy. 81 SOFAS. Wheat
strong, 81 40. Corn steady; No. white, 72cs No.
mixed, 41JIc. Rye steady; No., 81 %.
New ORLEANS, February 2.-Flour-su-
perfne, s5@5 25: double extra, s. 5O95 70; treble
mixed, soc white 90c Oats firmef: choice. $50
soc. Cornmeal-Si s56f5. Hay-common, S20@22;
prime, s2S@2i; choice, s2592G; Rice dull and
lower; Louisiana, ordinary to choite, 5965sc.
MILWAUKEE, February Noon Board
Wheat unsettled; No; hard nominal. 81 $3.50
%; February, 81 sl3s; March, Il $Z5s; April;
rejected, Nominal; receipts, $500 bushels ship
ments 1900 bushels S Corr G0@5974 Co ior No :.
l. Barley firm, 9lc for No. ..
BALTIMORE, February Flour quiet.
Wheat-western dull aud lower; No. winter red,
spot, 81 3s}Sa1 80; February, 81 $S1s@1 3s94
81 45gl 45}s. Corn-western quiet but steady !;
mixed, spot, Csc asked; February, 6714@67zsc;
re; Steamer, &c asked. Oats steady Western,
white. 81 952e: mixed. 50951c; Pennsylvania 5O@
52c Rye quiet, 96@9Sc.
CHICAGO, February Flour dull and
nominal. Wheat unsettled but generally lower;
No. Chicago spring. 81 2s1zal 2s5f cash, 81 2954
February, 81 Sl1s March, 81 321s April, 81 $50 May
Corn in fafr demand but lower rates; co. &c cash.
G014c February, COZ Sc March. 661se May and June
Oats dun, weak ana lover 4lgsc cash, A &c Feb
Rye steady, 95c. Bsrley duh and nominal.
CdH.-Wheat moderately active and higher
81 2a549l 29Js February, 81 31]z@I 3l3s March
81 325s April, 81 3G9s May. Corn iirmer, but NOT
auotably higher. Oats hrmer, but not quotably
lower.
ST.. LOUIS, FebruNy Flour quiet;
extra. S. 55@5 20; family, Sc 1906 %; choice to
fancy, Sc 55d7 10 Wheat duh and lower; No .
red 81 4s596sl 431{ cash, 8 4414@l a79% February
q a. 4s3S@L Al June 81 AZ the year; No; 3 red.
6214@62c cash, 625s@621se February, 641z@6i1sc
March, 66a651c April, &C. s@67e May, G7 &c june.
Oats dun ana lower: 4514(a4414e cash, 44i49i41Ec
February, 451sg45c March, 469zc April: 4754@471ze
May. Rye dun, SIC. Barley quiet, S5cGS1 10.
afternoon Bcdrc-Wheat better; 81 4l14 March,
81 43s pril, 81 4lss May, 81 1875 June. 81 l4s the
year. Corn very slow; 6i}s@6il4 March, 6Gc April,
671S96714c May.
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Railway Emplo, ss' Obligations.

Ithas been the custom for some time for rail-
way managers TO impress upon the employees
the necessity of a prompt payment Of their
debts. General Manager Talmage, OF the
Missouri Pacific, has recently issued a circu :
tar in which he takes another view OF the
matter He warns all persons who may he
disposed to give credit to the employees of his
road that said employees are paid their sala
ries and wages when due. and that in the
future the railway company will refuse to be
the collecting agent for any petty grocery or
saloon-keep who may credit the employees.
Not only will the company refuse 10 recog-
nize any punishment, but they will, with
the company's funds and attorneys, resist the
right or attempt TO garnishee. Colonel Tai
mage seems to have taken the proper view
of the case, and his course is worthy Of
adoption by other managers.
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New York futures opened steady at adj
vance; at 1870, steady; at II 80. quiet; at
1890, steady; at 80, quiet; at 2:30, steady;
at $3.50, firm, the market closing with adj
vance in prices ranging from TO 10 points.
Sales, 100000 bales.
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EEEneTiIEEs

Sales of choice timothy hay were made
yesterday at highest quotations. Corn, oats,
and bran remain as previously quoted
Cornmeal continues to rule at 81 per barrel
from the mills. Flour and other articles are
quiet and unchanged.
C0RN-White, S2c; choice mixed, 7sc.
OATS-Mixed, 55CJ56c; black, SIC.
BRAN-s23 20.
nAY..TimothY Sligo 50; mixed. s1s@ls 25;
prairie. Is 50t99 =
FLOUk-Doubie extra. 81 O5@4 a.; treble extra,
50 7596 %; family 50 50d6 rs; choice to fancy,
81 50g7 20; fancy patents. sS 5099 %.
CORSMEAI-From mills, 81.
HOMING-From levee, 81 IS.
WHITE BEANs-New, IS 5O@S co: navy, S. 20
a.
RICE-Louisiana, common, G1EG7c; prime, 7ilc;
CarnlinA S6S%c. -.
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MEMPHIS CoTTON STATEMENT
.----..-.-.-+....-..
New YORK.

New York spots opened quiet and nomi-
nally unchanged; at 1890, easier; at 2:30,
quiet; at 3, quiet, closing with sales OF III
bales; contracts, 600 bales. Price list I'M
CHANGED
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VEGETABLES, GAME, EGGS, ETC.
Eggs in better supply and demand light
Chickens quiet and scarce, and fair demand.
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GRoCERiEs
GROCERIES.
Business quiet aud prices remain as pre-
yiously quoted.

Business quiet aud prices remain as pre-
viousy quoted.
CoFFEE.-ordinary, n@l2c; prime, l2lzc fair,
SUGAR-Louisiana open kettle 5199s1Ec; yell
pure white 914d Toe; cut LOAF. 1I15c; granulaied,
i0lac; powd cred, lie.
NoLASSEs-L louisiana, common to fair; 5o@5se;
good 70 prime, 69@s5c; strictly prime to choice, 6s
950c;; fancy 15e; syr1ps, 45@5Ss IS in Quality
Jaaca 5; pef rs? per
sn as 81 5000 S q per SS Rfn @
han picked. lie; Tennessee red, 6Iss1zc: White,
re; roasted, 219c higher: shelled 1Os- Almonds,
iish waInuts, l5alsc. Fiiberts, lI2@lSc. Brazil
nuts, s@1Oc; R9lsins, ssa3 .; London layers
71S@sc per pound; golden, 99lOc Brandy cher
APPLES, kLc,.choiee, s4@l 80 from levee; in
pound. Dried peaches, 5g5c per potend. Mihce
meat, S1s99c, in barrels and half-barrels 91S9l2e
in pals. New jellies, lO@lle in pals; New
pickles medium barrels, s9G9 Is; hslf-barrels,
CANNED GOODS, ETc-Rrices per dozen;
rSspberries 81 65 black berries, 81 50 green cages
oyster Bay asparagus, 81 .; green corn, 81 25S2,
to quality II I green peas s. 5o2 5 eeye oysters
10. . 81 p; condensed milk, Crown, Sc 40; Eagle,
IS ri Rlnse sP sea y 9 g. from store 81 s5a
7Oper barrel; coarse per sack, 81 so; fne, 81 s.
SOAP-31<@ 6%c per pound.
BY Telegraph.
BALTIMORE, February 2.-Coffee quiet;
Rio, cargoes, S14@95sc. Sugar quiet; A soft, y5sc
New YORK; February Coffee steady
with fair demand Rio. 10}sc. Sugar easier and
moderately aetive fair to good refining quoted at
GIs@71sc. Molasses quiet and unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS, February 2-Coffee-Rio,
cargoes, ordinary to prime, s1S@llc. Sugar-com
mon to good common, 616isc: fair 70 fully fair,
b1&a7e; prime TO choice. T14(91ssc; yellow Clarified
S12@s1xc Alolasses dull; common, IS zoe: eentgi-
fueal, l0969c; fair, As g50c; prime TO choice. Sc
6lSSc
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SEEDS

The following list OF prices covers The
principal articles for which there Is present
demand, and daily increasing.
CLOvER-s6 D per bushel.
GRASS-Red top, or herd, 81 10 per bushel; Or
chari 81 90: extra clean blue, 81 30 timothy, s.
a.; %: German millet 81; Hungarian, 81 u i
oATS-Red rust proof. S599Oc; black, t5a7sc.
sONIONS-Sefs 81 JOGS.
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CHANCERY SALES.
CHANCERY SALE
R IL Al E TAT il.


No. 1924, Rim the Chancery Court of Shelby
county-Francis White VS.. John C. sMeLemore
ets1.
DY virtue of an interlocutoTy decree for sale
Ii entered in the above cause on the 18th day
the Clerk and Masters Office, courthouse Of
shelby county, Memphis, Tennessee,
ON Saturday, February IS, Iss2,
within legal hours, the following described prop
erty, situated in shelby county Tenn. to-Wit: Sit
uate, lying and being In Fort Pickering: Lots Nos.
Is, Ii, II, is, 10 and o. in Block So. IS. Is
Also, $50 feet under the buff az Fort Pickering,
being same allotted TO ". W McLeInore in BarIi-.
ton: Beginning at loYwater marx on the Aissis-
apld river and extending 10 the vest boundary of
the Jackson Mound lot top of the bluff.
Reference is had to plat or division and other pa
pers in Registers ofoe OF this coun y. and to the
files in this cause ior further disruption az
Terms of Sale-On credit OF six and sxelvei
months: purchasers executing notes with ep-
proved security; lien retained redemption barred.
This January q, lSS2.
Z. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master
W. N. Randolph, flanagan 4 Frayser, solicitors.
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Below high water marx of IS7I
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Time. Bar. Their. Wind Weather.
Sos m. "a. 10
2:Os pm. 20. l.sj IS + SW lClear
1DtS PIN. aD.lo0 81 Calm. Foggv
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PORT OF MEMPHIS.
STEAMERS LEAVING.


THIS DAY.
FHaIs Point. JAMS LEE. Lee, pm
( Vick1sburs. BELLE Ns4PHrs Mckee 10 am
I Madison -....-.-RESE MAczEADY. Joplin. 4p.m.
Osceola- SO. Cos HoaA. Cooper. pm.
81 Ionis -....---CITY or Pro YIDE0cE, Lcnox pm
q SATURDAY
White Riyer--. JOSH HAIRY, Saturday pm.
Arkansas River MAELIS SPED, Saturday, } pm.
Cineinusti--...-ASDY BAUs SATURDAY,, p.In-
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RIVERS AND WEATHER.

OFFICE sISSAL SERVICE, {. : L.
MrFrTI,, TENS-. February >, 1857.
The following observations are taken at
the same InomeIt OF time q - p.n.) ct all the
i All ions nod
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Cotton Exchange Bulletins.
WEEKS RECEIPTS. ere, TO DATE.

WEEK 5 RECEIPTS, ETC, TO DATE,
= his I Last ~ This VIZ
Week. Week. Last Yr.
Receipts for fays....... al, 50Sl II 50S lis. 1871
Exports TO Great Britainl 54,724l 5l,9S3l 76, 759
Exports to continent =. 9.SS7 l0,034 ., i6s
Stock at all L. S. l. 19T. 564 166517l $50 49
CoMPAR kTlvE TOTAL RECEIPTS, ETC.
PSI 2 1851 1880
Total recei g. IN AL O6 ,S7s So2, 5l3
Total foreign cxpors..- 9I9 666l2 BOO l5s l52
Total stock ...... Sol $50, 491l ISL go
Decrease in receipts 3i3, 431 i....
RECEIPTS AT ALL UNITED STATES PORTS
DURING FEBRUARY.
Date 1882. 1881 1850.
February 1l IL s2I 1s075 Is, pos
Februsry p ..........l Il,04gt II 76g 1852
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sATUBDA-
MovEMeNrs AT THgLEveE

ArrircLs.-Annie p. Silver, New Orleans;
New Mary Houston, New Orleans; City of
New Orleans, st. Louis; Dean Adams, Ar
kansas City; Katie Hooper, Madison, Marlin
Speed, Arkansas river; Coshoma, O-ceola
Guiding Star, Gin -innati; City of Providence,
Nicksburg
Deporu1cs.-City OF New ORLEANS, New Or
leans; Dean Adams, Arkansas CITY; Katie
Hooper, Madison; Annie p Silver, ST. Louis
New Mary Houston, Cincinnati; Guiding
Star, New Orleans
Po1is IL Part-Andy Baum, Coahona,
Marlin Speed and City OF Providence
Boats Due Do,gl.-BelIe Memphis
Boots DIE fIp.-James Lee, Josie Harry
and Rene Macready
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New Orleans futures opened steady; at II,
steady; at II, barely steady; at ] 80, easy; ;
at 2:S0, steady; at $50, firm, closing with
decline OF point February and adj
vances on other months ranging from ] to
points. Sales, 102, 900 bales.
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PsLrRlEs, HIDES AND LEATHER.

TEIf FtIESJ FtfDGo FsINO EEN r1t-TN.
The market is weak and lower in every de-
partment, and no sales at quotations.
PELTRY-Hunter raccoon--No. j, 55c; No 70
40c; No. 3, zoe: No. 4, Toe; country raccoon 10 to
Zoe: cased mink. 10 to Soc: otter Soc 70 e. beaver
soc to 81: muskrat, 10 Toe; wild cat, 10 to 2jc
house eat, loo; opossum, Zoe; skunks 10 To s5c
wolskin, soc TO 81 so; fox 10 to 60c beaTskin SOC
to s.; sheepskin, y to zoe; dry deerskin, per 10
20 to soc, decline of 15c per pound -
HIDES, ETC.-No. dry flint hides, 15@16c; No.
dry hides, 12tql3c; dry salt hides, logic: No.
green salt hides, nc; No. green salt hides &c;
green hides. I1ag6c; beeswaX-prime yellow, 1sc;
tallow, 61zc; ginseng, per pound, 81 50 prime
LEATHER-oak sole. S7a4oc; hemlock. 27asoc
per pound; harness, 36(d40c; skirting. 37@I0c:
French calf, $4,000 per dozen; domestic calf, $50
9i5 per dozen.
WOOL-Tubwashed,2 5G3jc; unwashed, lS623c;
bury I0MI6e
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RECEIPTS YESTERDAY
Guiding S:ar--25 tons mdse.
City Of Proyidence-126 bales cotton.
New Mary Houston-20 brls potatoes and
5 pkgs mdse.
Dean Adams-56 bales cotton, 100 SKIS
seed, and nd stock.
Annie P. Silver-20 brls potatoes. 10 brls
sugar, and So SKIS salt.
Marlin Speed-119 bales cotton, 40 SKIS
seed, and 20 pkgs sundries.
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LIVE STOCK AND HOGS.

Receipts OF cattle the past week have been
very light. Butchers cattle are, in active
demand at higher prices than quoted last
week. Common grades are ready sale up to
prices stated. Supply OF hogs light. Prices
firm quoted. No sheep on market Fat
mutton wanted.
CATTLE-Choice native and Texas corn fed eat
tie, per pound, 5931ze good native and Texas
eorn-ted, per pound ff@je; medium native and
de9sS eofaLed per per pound 3gIe smooth fat
3189i}8c; rough steers and cows, in good condi.
zion, per pound. 254931ac fat heifers and cows,
per pound, 3l2G5ie; choice grass cattle, 31zgI1sc;
common. II 4@21zc. - Z
sHEEP-Choice, per Ib, 4@5e; medium per ID,
3Mo4c: common, per head, S16I1 so.
.LAMBS-Choiee, per head, s5@3 SO; medium,
HoGs-choiee corn. per lb, 6las7e, medium, 3
COWS AND CALVES-Milch cows with young
calves, per head, sl5aS5; yearlings, per head 81
BY Telegraph.
ST. LOUIS, February 2-Hogs quiet, quail
ity poor; light to good Workers. S. 1906 IS; pack.
Ing So 1916 % butchers to extra heavy s7G17 81.
Pigs, IS 3o{s6. Receipts $50; shipments. 500.
HORSES AND MULES.
Fair supply ON the market, and prices un-
changed.
NULES-No. i dray mules, 16 to I6Is SI75@225;
l25 TO Is, slO9l75; Is TO l5>s, Sl2j@15o; 141S to
10, s100GI25 - go. f7l- ! 80
HORsEs-Good driving, sl25@2OO: heavy draft,
none on the market; saddle horses. sll09235; :
plugs, S40d75
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HoUsE-sUILoING MATERIALS.

Bricks, lime and cement are quiet at for
mer prices.
NAILS-s3 70 rates per key
BRICKS-Hard s1050: soft 50 a thousand: fire.
brick. S4a4 so hundred.
LIME AND CONCENTRATIONS lime, 5-bushel
barrel, 95c@s1 barrel; Tennessee, 2I@bushel bar
rel, S559Oc; Louisville cement 81 70GI IS barrel:
Rosedale cement. 81 80 barrel; Portland, s..
Plaster of Paris, 81 so.
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dressed turkeys quiet Potatoes and apples
firm. Onions in fair dem and and steady.
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PETROLEUM MARKETS.

PETROLEUM MARKETS.
COAL OlI4-Wholesale lots at Toe per gallon.
BY Telegraph.
TTTUsvILLE, PA, February Petroleum
opened at s75sc, highest ss1%e lowest size closed
at Ssc.
BRADFORD, Pa, February 2-Market ex-
cited and higher, with continued upward ten
dency; opened at S7ssc, advanced to SSj1c de-
cIined to s7Skc. closed az SIG bid.
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BY Telegraph
HORSES AND MULES.

ST. LOUIS, February 2.-Hogs quiet, quail.
ity poor; light to good Workers, SIS IOa6 IS: pack
Ing So 1916 %; butchers to extra heavy, s7Gy7 81
I'lgs, - 3)es6. Rece1pts, 150V; Shipments, SEQ.
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MENPnis QrOTATIoNs.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-01-11
Miscellaneous Items.

The chief justice of Alabama is a
printer by trade, and formerly worked
at the case.
General Hancock has declined to
call court-martial to try Sergeant Ma
son, who shot at Guiteau.
Judge Porter and Mr.. Davidge are
said to expect $4,000 each for their
services in the Guiteau case.
The duchess of Marlborough is said
to be the John A. Logan of England
whenever grammar is to be slaughtered.
In Indiana they are agitating for 1884
Arthur and Porter for the republicans,
and Tilden and Mcdonald for the de-
mocracy.
Imperturbability:' There, sir, /
have tweaked your nose, sir; shall
see you again, sir" "Next tweak,
sir ?"-[ Courier Journal.
The population of Missouri has in
creased fully 40, 900 from immigration
during the past year, and the value
of this accession is estimated at
SIS, 900.
Mr.. James c. Flood distributed
$4,000 among several benevolent asso-
Citations in San Francisco Christmas
morning, Protestants and Catholics be-
ing treated impartially.
Madame Blanc's famous jewels-the
fruit of the Monaco tables-have just
been sold at auction in Paris. The
second days sale brought in $9S,933.
One river. Of diamonds, "a in number,
was sold for $57,I2o.
Mr.. Jonathan Brelsford and Miss
Elizabeth Kirby are about to be mar
ried at GAINESVILLE, Ohio. He is 81,
and the expectant bride is IL. Sixty
years ago they were lovers, and quar-
rel broke off the match. The lady
never married, but Mr.. Brelsford is a
widower with manageable great-grand-
childre,i.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-01-11
THE COMING PRIZE FIGHT.

'sGath's" First Acquaintance with Paddy
Ryan-His Fight with Dryer.
Gath in the Cincinnati Enquirer
We are to have big prize-6ght very
soon, and have often seen the New
York chap who is expected to win it.
Some years ago was atSaratoga, and
Mr.. Kingsley, of Brooklyn, pointed out
to me a large, burly, loafng-looking
Irishman, not much over twenty years
of age, sauptering up the quarter
stretch of the race track. SAID he,
"There is an ambitious young man who
wants to be champion of America"
champion of what 2" said I; "bil-
lizards or ball poole"
"No. champion of prize-fghting,"
SAID Mr.. Kingsley; they say he is a
pretty tough customer"
The next time the young man came
down the stretch l saw that he had a
tendency to fat, whether from his food
or his drink was not clear, and he had
furtive, larking, monkey sort of way
with him, like a grown-up newsboy
who had become too broad-shouldered
to sell papers. In the intervening years
not much has been heard of the young
chap who comes, like Morrisey, from
the northern part of this state, about
Troy; but some time ago he fell afoul
of the best acquitted prize-fghter in
the country at a saloon on Sixth
avenue, New York, and beat the cham
pion brutally, who claimed to be unpre-
pared and out of the ring, having prom
ised his friends and family to fight no
more. This, think, was Dryer, of
Brooklyn, city which, with very
large English and Irish population,
runs very much to prize-6ghting. Most
ofthe successful prjze-fghters in Brook
Ign get on the board Of aldermen.
Since that time Ryan has been in the
ring and shown himself to be deter
mined man--something of the style
that Morrissey was when he broke into
the ring and mashed his way to
victory.
Mike McCool, the former St. Lous
bully, who used to stand up for the
sake of being pummeled by whoever
came along, expresses the opinion that
in the next fight Sullivan, the Boston
Irishmen, will whip Ryan, who claims,
by the way, to be an American, and
has got his colors made in the device
of an American flag. McCool says
that Sullivan is going to beat Ryan be-
cause he is no sporting-house keeper,
or drinker, which he intimates that
Ryan is, and he says the New Orleans
water will not agree with Ryan when
he goes down there to fight.
There is a good deal of interest in
this battle on account of the size of
the men. Prize-fghting between little
fellows always looked to be sneaking.
Their way of sliding out and falling
down and grinning in each others
faces inspired disgust. But to see two
giants with no brains and no morals,
just trained to bruise each other, is a
relief once in ten or fifteen years.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-01-11
A Temperance Sermon.

IF for stomach ache you tache
Each time some whisky, it will break
You down and meak you sheak and quache,
And you will see horrid snache.
Much whisky doth your wits beguile,
Your breath defuile, yourself make yuile;
You lose your style, likewise your pyle,
If you erewhyle too often smuile.
But should there be, like now, drought,
When water and your strength give ought,
None will your good name then malign
If you con6gn your drink to wign.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-01-11
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