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Havana asarke,.

(By Telegraph.l
HAVANA. Oct. 5.-Sugar- nothing doing.
Exchange is ia fair demand; on Uuited States 60
days sold at o14@ss4 prem; short sight 9A@9s4 i.
Spanish gold 1.85s4 al .S6,
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Wanted.

Hoy Gentleman Whose busin; IS engagement ter
GJ inmates in few days position in some mer-
camille establishment; is familiar with accounts.
and can produce satisfactory references. Address
se3Odlws j. d. N. Box 03S, Portland P. ..
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The cultured 10 longer call it hash. Mosaic
nutrinent is the correct form.-Boston Tran
script
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INTERNATIONAL STEAMSHIP ~.
Passport, Me-, Calais, Me-, 81.
JehE. n. g., Halifax, N. s.,
Chara0ttetewn, n. E. 1.
FALL ARRANGEMENTS.
THREE TRIPS PER WEEK.

szszn--~ ON AND AFTER MOr.
.k4&m . DAXs SEPT. ISth stoana-
.s@sszzHsk - Leave Es"iIrss.i WAR;.
foot Of State street, every Monday, wednee-
day and Friday, at p. A., foy Esstperi ans 81
John, with connections for Calais. Robbizefcs s..
Andrews. Pembroke, HoultoB No0dstoes 0rsnd
nenan Campcbelle, Digby, Annapolis, Yarmouth
windsor, haiifaz, Noneton, Newcastle, Aukers5,
PicSOus saediae, Bathurst Dslhsusie Char
iottetsUr Fort Fairfield Crane Falia and otheS
stations on the New BruNswiek snd Canada, iRteE.
colonial, Wtndsor, and Annapolis. Hester7 CorB-
ties, and PriAss kawsrd Island Raj RoaSs,
and Stage Routes.
~ Fretghi received sp to 4 ,. m. Snd aRy In-
formation regarding the same may be had At sse
smes 81 Ia. Freight Agent, Railroad Wharf
Fer Circsiess, With Excursion Routes; Tiessts,
state nesHs sne further information apply at
Cen Dany's OEacs, so KIehssgs ct.
nyz5 dtf
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NERvOUs DERELENY.
IA Cu1ce Guaranteed

A Cure Guaranteed.
DIR. e, @. VESTS NEBTE AND BRAIN TRHAr
artTT. sneciac for Hystera Dizzinasa Co.,
giess Nervous Headache Mental Depression Ions
Of Memory, SperFnatorrh0a Impotency Inyounta-
~ Emissions, Premature Old Age, caused by oyer
ertion, self-abuse or over-induigencs which leads
TO rnisery decay and death. Ona box will cure,
resent cases Each Dos contains months treat
mont. One dollar q bgx or sla boxes for nya joI.
lars; sent by mail prepaiu on receipt of PRICE The
propretors, John c. West & Co., guarantee six boxe
Is care say case. With each order reoeived fa
ok boxes ACCOMPANIED With Eve dollars. thc nTo-
pristcrn viii send the purchaser their written star.
antee to the money if the treatment does net
eaest o care. Guarantees issued through n. Il
MAY CO., Druggists, only agents il Portland
Nse., at Jaeetisn Middle and Free Sts.
ROY dNwI VAC
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agreyean Marasss

bv Telegraph
LONDON. Oct. -Consols 100 TIC.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. -iS.3O P. "a Concn ssnst, ct
more doing; UPlands at 6hsa; orleans 9 16-a es;
sales 1L,Uoo bales; Speculation ana export 1cuo
bales; futures firm
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Wit and Wisdom.

Henderson says he wishes he was a rumor,
for rumor soon gains currency, and that he
has never been able TO do.-Exchange.
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LOST AND FOUND


fE1HE good Brick House No. 81 Chestnut street,
18th stable attached. This house is in nice re-
pair warmed by steam perfect drainage AID is a
very desirable home. Apply to WIN. H. JERKS.
oct4 dlw@
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New York STOCK and Money MARKET.

l8y Telegra ph.)
NEW YORK. Oct. 5--Evesing. Money loaned
down from to 3 and closed offered at 4; prime
mercantile paper at 79s. Exchange weak at $50
for long and 4S5 for short. Governments unchang-
cd. State bonds inactive. Railroad bends irregular
on moderate volume Of business
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CATARRFi. EIYs' Gre m Balm

Effectually cleanses
;he nasal passages of
catarrhal virus, ca =
ing healthy secretio g.
sllays Inflammation
protects the niembr9 }
from additional or 3,
completely heals the
sores and restores the
sense Of taste ana
ell;beneficial results
are realized by q few
applications. A thor
ougb treatment will
cure Catarrh, Hay Fe-
YER, sc. Unequaled for
colds in the head.
Agreeable TO use. APP
ply by the little finger
into the nostrils. On
Rage. Fer sale in Port
iruggists
III CO., Owego, N. Y.
d2yW1 vA.2
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WAITED.

Three Tin Plate aud Sheet Iron wsrk-
ers. w. D AMES, No. % Market Square,
Portland, Maine.
se27 diff
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Wanted.

A pleasant sunny room, with board, IN a quiet
IA family. for an invalid lady. Coed pay. Ad-
dress BOARD Press Office. oc6dStf
WANTED at New York, SOIL CI1OR in
w the Ship Chandlsry and Grocery Business
young or middle aged man. with ca stern ae-
quaintanee. To such liberal Gem pensation will be
paid. Address b. A. l., Box 685, N. Y. P.O.
oe3 div
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Corrected for the PRESS daily by Wheeler, swift
u Co., Commission Merchants In Chicago Dressed
L.. H.o.. l.ls..
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MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.

On and after Monday, Juno IOih, Passenger
Trains will run as follows: Leave Portiasd
and all stations on X. a. N. A. Railway,
100. and t11.15l p M; 81. Andrews, %. ste
psen, Fredericton, Areestook Cesnty,
hHoesehead Lake, and all stations on n. n
Piscnsaquis q. a., f11.15 p. m, Tor 40 p.
M. noon, and remain In Bangor over night; for
Bangor, asucksPort, Dexter, Belfast and
Ekowhexaa, Lilo D. m, lao D. NJ, II .16 .. m.
Bangor ana Dexter, e.15 p. m. SATURDAYS
only. WRtervilie, 100 a. m. 1.15 p. m, 1 40
Rss1is and giS ,ss S,sSrdays only
n,o1d, and Ksrunswick TOO .. m, 20 D.
M 5.15 p. M. t11.15 p. m.; hath, 100 a. m.
Saturdays only; ana and k.s !" q
Lincein X. b., 100 a. a.. lao p.
H.; OBS P. m. Saturday. only4 Azsnrn
sos p. m. Lewisses via Rraaswiek 700
am, tl1.16 p M; Farminxssn, Phillips
mad 9nnyeiey lake an 10 p. m, Msa-
terviIie and Nsrth Anssn, I.15p o. m., aud
EarSuinStsR via Brunswick, TOO .. m.
LEAVE FOR PORTLAND and BOSTON,
From Halifax, $40 a. IA. 500 p n.: 80.
AMI 50. stephen, l6.45 1. M; suckspsrI,
ts:ocp. m. Dexter, $50 am. 4. 15 pm. Relfsst
3.55 o. m; Waserviile, 900 am. 40, t10US
pm; and 5.15 =. m. Mondays only Augusta,
500 An s.57 =. m, 2.56 p; m, III 90 ?. m;
t11.20 p. m. Batk, $50 =. m, 1898 g. m, 400
p m, 11.65 z. 10. Saturdays snlD
1902 M, HASA M, (niEht.) Hsckisnd,
8.15 a. M, 1.20 p. IA, A.26 a. M, (iondsys emily.
E4ewistex, 7.20 q. m, IL. b m, 4:lb p. m.
PhiiTips, $3.50 a. n. RsrminE ten, $50 a. m;
WinGhrap 1918 q. IN. being due in Portland
as follows: The morning trains from Augusta and
Bath. S9b a. IA. Lewiston, $40 p. m. The day
trains from Bangor and all intermediate stations
and connecting roads st 1886 and 12..45 ..
u. The afternoon trains from Natervil1e
AuguSta Saith, Rooklend and Lewiston Al az
.. "a. The Might Pullman Express train ct SO
s..
oludsd. between Hoston and Bangor
Runs through TO Bangor every morning. and Skou
hegaa Sunday Morning, but not Monday Does
JOhn SUNDAY mornins w
Limited Tickets arss and secena clas. for
p. John and Mnlisax sn sale as reduced
rates.
PAYsoN TUCKER, snp't.
Portland, June 10, 1882. je17tf
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For Sale or To Let

Glen Mountain House, situated
at ssryBnt's Pond. vac. For par
ticsIzsars, inquire of OTES MALEHs,
scarborough, Maine.
serO6 dO,r
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Sept 2. lat Is CA n, ION 119 IL w, ship chal
lenger, Mountfort, Philadelphia for Tacoma.
Sept 7, lat Is N lon I24 AZ, ship Detroit, Mann,
from Rio Janeiro for Vancouver.
Sept "a, off Barnegat brig Thos Oven, McCully,
from Port spain for New York.
Oct l, lat 81 AZ, Ion II 10, barque Esther, from
Cardenas for New York.
Oct 4, eff Cape Cad, ting Lucy W Snow. from
Kennehec for Baltimore.
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DFF NS3uH W HUEoSSAo NAkAEASBs
The following quotations arc wholesale prices and
corrected daily by Store bros. q Co.. Dry Goods,
Woolens end Fancy Goo0s LA to 162 Middle street:
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MEMORANDA.

AR at Boothbsy Sd. sehs Magnolia Jordan, Grand
Banks, with 600 qtls cod; Molly Porter, Jordan,
do, with 2,000 do.
Sid FIN Deer Isle 26th, schs Idells Small Robbins.
and Kate McClintock, Sawyer, macksreling; Espe-
rama, Gross, do
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WanteaI.

wanted
EQ Ladies fer light, pleasant and profitable en-
sBV ployment. Address
EUREKA RUBBER STAMP CO.,
oct2d1w* Holliston Mass.
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SAN ERANCIsCo-Ar 4th inst, ship Clarisss B
Carver, Nichols, Hiogo
Ar 4th, ships Lucy A Nickels, Nieksis, for Hong
Kong; Oriental, Burns, Cardiff.
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate, Fer Nervous
ness, Indigestion. etc.
Send to the Rumford Chemical Works Prov
idence, R. l., fer pamphlet. Mailed free.
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sAsAANss gays or STEAMSHIPS.
MARINE NEWS.
RT OF PORTLAND.
THURSDAY, Oct. 8.

THURSDAY, Oct 3.
Arrived.
Steamer State OF Maine Pike, st John, NR, via
Sch Fanny Butler Warren, Perth Amboy-c coal
Sch saml Hart. Holbrook, Perth Amboy-coal to
j H Baker.
Sch Black Warrior, Stevens, Boston.
Sch Alice Dean, Gannett Boston.
Sch Pearl. Colt, Gloucester.
Sch Nonparicl. Gott Gloucester.
Sch w Pendlston Weber Damariscotta.
Sch Mary Elizabeth. Dunton, Boothbay.
Sch Arrival, Farnham, Boothbay
Sch Dreadnaught. from Jeffries Banks, with rs
bbls fresh mackercl.
Stesmtug VIM Sprague. Taylor, Boston, With
dredge DeWolf and scows In tow.
Cleared.
Barque Ormus, Frost, Psscsgsula-C Leavltt
& Co.
Sch Mabel, strout, Cherryfeld-N Blake.
[FRoM MERsHANTs' HxcnANsz.l
ar at New York 9th, barque Webster, Prince,
Glace Bay.
;, Ar at caibarisn 2sd, brig Addis Hale. Lawson.
Ar at Liverpool 4th inst, ship Storm King, Reed,
Sid I'm Liverpool I'd inst. slip Geo ststson, Hig
gins, New York.
MEMORANDA.
Sch Canton, {of Portlandl Henley. from Pr0vi-
dence for Stonington, to load stone while beating
through Dutch Island harbor 4th struck on the
rocks south of Dutch Island lighthouse She struck
hard and the tide left her hanging square anidships
with ne probability of coming off until the evening
tide. The captain wanted tug from Providence.
Ship Hagarstown, of Richmond, Ne, from New
York for san Francisco was passed Aug /, lat 33,
Ion 100 W. partially dismasted. Wanted no assist
and would probably put into the most conyen-
lent port.
Sch Adriana, of Bath, which has been reported
lost at sea- arrived home on the Ksnnsbse I'd inst
and was placed on the railway for repairs.
Sch oorve, lately on fire at Roefland. had her
deck bQrneQ out BACK OF the main rigxju9 nd fora
mast burned of below the deck
FESM ERMEN.
AR at Boothbsy Sd. sehs Magnolia Jordan, Grand
Banks, with 600 qtls cod; Molly Porter, Jordan,
do, with 2,000 do,
Sid FIN Deer Isle 26th, schs Idells Small Robbins
and Kate McClintock, Sawyer. macksreling; Espe-
rama, Gross. do
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAN ERANCISCO-Ar 4th inst, ship Clerisss B
Carver, Nichols, Hiogo.
Ar 4th, ships Lucy A Eickels Nieksis for Hong
Kong; Oriental, Burns, Cardiff,
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TO LET.

FE1HE popular Boarding House. 335 Congress
H. Street, is full of irst-class boarders, and has
peRty of table boarders is to b. given up Nov. 1st
on account of i'll health. Present occupant would
sell most of furniture If waited. For terms, apply
TO L. TAYLOR, SS5 Congress St. sep2 Sdtf
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o

DR.. R. B, Nall is again on bis
rounds after a spell of illness.
Hon. Thomas H. Perkins and wife,
Of Williamson county, arrived at the
Peabody this morning.
The infant of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Russell, Of Forrest City, was inferred
at Elmwood yesterday.
Mrs. Kirk Allen is in st. Louis,
visiting relatives, and will probably
remain there during the summer.
The wife Of Mr.. Jesse Prescott died
at the family residence in Ohelses
yesterday, and was buried at Elmwood
this forenoon,
Mr, Harry SchlOss arrived home
yesterday after a four weeks trip t.
Louisville, indianapolis, Cincinnati
and st. Louis.
Mr.. James Smith, the popular sales.
man, has returned to the city after /;
pleasant sojourn at Ocean View, much
improved in health.
Colonel and Mrs. Blood have gone
to Washington on a visit to their son.
in-law and daughter, the Hon, ant
Mrs. William r. Moore.
Miss Katie Thompson is at home
with her grandfather, the Hon. jacob
Thompson, having just returned from
Oxford, Miss, and abroad,
Mrs. j. NJ. Smith, Mrs, Nicholat
Williams and Mrs. Eula Miller wen
East this morning to visit Lookout
Rome, Georgia, and friends in Ala,
bama. They will be absent some sil
weeks.
James Phelan has gone TO Lynch.
burg, Va; Mr.. William Bowles hai
left for New York to pass the sum.
mer; Mr.. Ben StainbaCk is summer.
ing at the Artesian Springs, near Col
umbus, Miss.
Colonel Casey Young did not 80 Il
Washington City in the interest Of th'
National Board Of Health. as re
ported, but made a rousiDg speed
instead on the bluffs to the Democ
racy Saturday night.
General R. P. Nicely, Of Bolivar
after an illness Of four months, hSs 81
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LEDsER LIHEs.

Cotton quiet and weak.
Bee Ozanne d 5lsys oil card.
Gloves cleaned. MrsGrsy, 402Main
Two persons we're sent to the
Island.
Brown & Jones, coal dealers, 30
Main street.
Showers and sunshine ~alternated
this forenoon,
Prairie hay received daily ia ear lots
by Ike A. Chase, 22O Front
ChickasaW Matrimonial Association,
headquarters g South Court street
The way passenger tariff over the
Chesapeake & Ohio railway Is 81 ceEts
per mile.
Through trains to Chesapeake Bay
commence to-day over the Chesapeake
& Ohio railway.
The Reds one, Remy Clarkes seven,
was the result at Olympic Park yes-
t -day afternoon.
1.-THE liver excursion given By The
Uelman Casino has been postponed
until further notice. Henry Peter.
sen, See'y.
The Macaronians will have a Jolly
time next Sunday in the woods. II .
day will be spent in innocentsport anu
amusement.
Save money by buying only the
True Persian Insect Powder, import.
ed by Fahlen 4 Kleinschmids. Joe
Walter, agent for North Memphis.
Persons leaving the city for the
summer a order the DAILY LEDGER
at % cents per month in advance. with
the privilege Of changing postofice.
The Patience" matinee at Estiyal
Park Saturday was a success, like The
two previous performances. The al.
dience was large and the littls star,
all made a big bit.
Only four white persons led in flis
city last week, and the total deaths Of
white persons during the past three
weeks sun up fourteen. Lat w.st
the colorcd mortuary list was nineteen.
On next Monday the Little Havana
Lottery will hold another drawing.
As this lottery has distributed . vast
number Of prizes in this city, large
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Personal GOSSIP.

The Rev. DR.. 7. Dewitt Talmaee
and family are at the White Sulphur
Springs, Greenbrier, West Virginia.
H%untington's portrait of Mrs. Hayes
has ct last been hung, on the wall of
the green parlor of the Executive
Mansion.
Gnstave Dore has just bought a site
in Paris, for something more than
Sll5,0OO, on which he will build him q
mansion.
Mr.; Sims Reeves, the English tenor.
is afflicted with hay fever, and has
been compelled to leave London for
the seaside.
Brigham Young's first wife died A
few days ago, aged 70 years. She was
married in 1884, and was the mother
of six children.
Mrs. Tyler, widow of President
Tyler, is a pleasant locking, we'll pre.
served lady, with a smooth and placid
countenance, mild blue eyes, and
silvery hair.
Commander Cameron and Captain
Burton recently read papers on the
resources of the Gold Coast of Africa
at a meeting of the Royal Geographi-
cal Society in London.
The Derbyshire tenants of the Duke
OF Devonshire intend placing a win.
dow in the mortuary chapel of Eden.
s0r church, in memoir of Lord Frad-
erick Cavendish.
Baron de Vaux in his book on fenc.
ing gives the origin of the amusing
duel between Francisque Sarcey and
Aurelien Scholl. The affair began
with a quarrel in the press between
M. de Villemessant aud NJ. Sarcev.
The editor Of the Figaro at last sent a
challenge to NJ. Sarcey, observing at
the same time that he would not ac.
cept it. M. Scholl, meeting M. Sarcey.
who was a great friend of his, told him
what had happened and received for
answer: You can tell Villemessant
l will meet him. Accordingly
M. Scholl took this news
to M. de Villemessant, who replied To
it by betting a thousand francs that
NJ. Sarcey would not fight; and, in
fact, NJ. Sarcey's seconds presently
announced that, on reflection, their
principal would not fight. You owe
me a thousand francs said M. del
Villemessant to M. Scholl. Not vet.
What do you mean?' He has lust
said he won't 6ght-nOt with you, but
he might with somebody else; no par.
ticular person was specified in the
bet And with whom, pray. is be IN
fght?' With me- The next dsv
the Figaro contained an article by M
Scholl which provoked NJ. SArcev To
unsheath his sword. The duel was
fought in Baden, and Nj. Sareey was
slightly wounded in the arm. Tha
whole party of duellists then went Off
to breakfast at the Hotel de Russe.
AS they we're drinking their afte-
breakfast coffee, M. Gaife, n of hi.
Seholls seconds. asked the landlord:
Do many duels take place here
abouts2, oh, no, sir, none why a
thatY Because, sir, in the Duchy Of
Baden the penalty for the offense Of
dnelling is death Never saws the
Baron de Vaux, was a bill more
quickly called for and settled tban
that OF the duelling party"
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Summer Shoes at Cost
To close out balance Of stock.
A, X. SLOAN, 22I Main.
Unpaid water Mus.

Those who have not applied for q
continuance Of their water supply
are supposed to desire it discontinued
A list therefore, of all such, is now
in the hands Of the turn OF mon, fol
immediate action. Remember, they
do not know the names Of tho delin.
quents, but are guided alone by the
number of the house and the enforce,
ment must necessarily be impartial
w. j. CAMERON, Sec'y.
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SNOW A LAUNDRY.
A Strictly Flrst-CIaSs IustttutiOI
Opened Mt PA Second Street.

A new steam laundry has been
opened at 224 Second street with every
facility for doing an immense business
in a thoroughly satisfactory manner.
1t is called the Snow Flake Steam
Laundry, and its managers are expert
enced men, who have provided them
selves with every modern appliance
necessary to insure success and in
tend to conduct the enterprise upon
strictly business principles and in
such a manner as to make it satisfac-
tory and therefore lasting.
The laundry covers two floors Of
the building, reaching from Second
street to the alley.
On the first floor are the engines, a
Troy washing machine, Brown dash
wheel and a steam dryer.
The washing machines are cylindri-
cal, copper covered, and will wash 25
dozen at a time. The process is very
simple and no friction is required, all
the wear and tear Of the washboard
being thus avoided, and clothing last
ing a dozen times as long. Each piece
is washed in six waters before taken
to the steam dryer. This is made in
fourteen compartments, and is abso-
lltely dust proof. The floor of the
dryer is a perfect network of steam
pipes, which are heated by the engine,
and will dry clothing in about Is min
utes. By a neat arrangement the
washing Of families is separated, so
there need be no scruples on this head
by persons who are ~prejudiced against
large laundries on this account. A
stairway leads from the washroom to
the second floor, which overlooks
Second street on one end and the
alley at the other. Here are placed
the various appliances for ironing in
the shortest possible time, and with
the greatest perfection. Cuffs and
collars are smoOthed by a frog collar
and cuff ironer, heated by gas and hot
air, and afterwarde shaped by another
machine, beautiful in its construction
though too intricate for description
here. Each of these machines have s
capacity of $50 dozen in ten hours
or a working day, SO that laundry werE
can be done in an almosi
incredibly abort space of time. All
washing will be called for aud whe1
finished will be delivered to custom.
ers promptly free of charge. Orders
sent the laundry by mail, stating
where and when to call for clothing
will be promptly attended to.
In a word, the Snow Flake laundry
is prepared to do an unlimited amount
Of business at short notice, and guar.
antee satisfaction in every case. Ap'
preeiating the necessity of making
their institution first class in every
respect, they will do nothing except
with the greatest ARE and al
prices which will make il easy
for every one who has wash
ing done at all to gain by the ad-
vantages they offer. Special terms
will be made for families, and while
they intend to DO all their work as
we'll as it can be done in the East
they wish to call especial attention
to their arrangements for laundTying
collars and cuffs. Send your orders
to the Snow Flake laundry and BE-
convinced by your own eyes Of the
truth of this article.
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A Singing Vhurchman.

Assault with his fist was the
charge against Alex Gennett who
knocked another darby down in the
course of church controversy. Gen
nett stated that the Beal street
church had a thousand dollars be-
longing to the Sisters Of Zion and q
rival church Of which Brother Coun-
tee is paster. had tho sisters for mem.
bers. The discussion on this subject
led to the fight which cost Gennett
81.
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EEN0UNeEWEETS


To tie votsI ofSseIhEcsEnr- Fss1nFr s-E
graceful for theRs ErgEssZ7gq-1rata uH1 -uu
your hauds a. The tat elsscs1- ara aa1TTl1e
that NJ ozsikl gsrssr kRF lsd n ElE EAE 1r-
feitsd ny rights q Egzr sE&sAEs. 4 E-1FIlm
myssif A. 4 eErsitxts tE- resaEl1aI1 60 lDa
oGee Of Great CGzr1 ClzrE So IA E1Eu11f
August election, szSscx % TIA tsnsaIn &c ia
Democratic CsnTsans1
MsnPkis, Js1s& ES2
la ~ IL
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Base Ball Yesterday.

Those who take an interest in base
ball and who attended the game at
Olympic Park yesterday afternoon,
complain Of the conduct of the Remy
Clarke party, Of New Orleans, because
they refused to play unless one Of
their members were allowed to serve az
umpire. They went SO fer in their
stubbornness as to pack up their bats
and traps and were in the act Of leav-
ing the grounds, even Though nearly a
thousand spectators were present to
witness the match, and did not return
until their demand was acceeded to.
This conduct on the part Of the Remy
Clarkes caused much severe comment
and uncomplimentary criticism. The
game proved TO be quite exciting and
would have been a much closer one
had theReds strengthened eithr team
with a better right field, which they
might have easily done and which it
would be wise to do before they enter
for another game. The Clarkes Z and
the Reds ! was the way it resulted.
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Hand bills Of all sizes, from the
Jmallest to a three-sheet poster, done
with neatness and dispatch at the
PUBIC LEDGER Job printing Office.
Prices as low as the lowest,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-07-17

The ladies of the Central Baptist
church will entertain their friends at
Specht's parlors Tuesday night, lStL
inst, for the benefit of the church,
Tickets % cents, including cream AID
cake or sherbert. thmtul20
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-07-17
Hose, Hose Carts,

% feet y Hose and Nozzle, $3.50.
90 y 475.
b y Hose, Nozzle and Reel, $3.50.
R0WNE 40 Madison st. Sat
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-07-17
FoFCrfmInaI Nourr ClsrE-

To the Voters sf f-sa1E lEE1U- taaalIF
deeply grateful fo- "a Esss1 a-nsrT ETm
ne by you, and tslisTlzE l1E ! EETa uI1lf
nothing duriur ~ x-u & GGHs On -Hr1l1
your eat fsnes. I tsrseT Ez1EI1Es E4E
FOR rs-ele tion % ths CEa * Clark q zIa
Criminal Court, tatsss- Z. ~ EraII az Ia
democratic Conservative C1-EsEIEl-
Respectfully, ~ -fAL1zN-
n .~rNru Ina y NaaH ST.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-07-17

far tecotefSd ns To DO able 10 come to
Memphis, and is going to Bon Aqua
Springs, where he hopes to gain his
usual health and strength.