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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-12-13
AmusEMENTs.
The Moaarta

Tonight It Leubrls's TreGtet the Me-
cart Musical Society viii give their initial
performance for this season, to an audi.
ence Of invited guests and associate
members. The theater, 1t is expected,
will present a brilliant appearance, as the
guests are all invited to attend in evening
dress.
EsmeraIdn.
The John E. Owens Esmeralda Com
pany, to be here next week, are drawing
fine houses at New Orleans, whe.s Mr..
Owens has always been popular, and
where many of his greatest professional
triumphs have been made. More than
two decades back Mr.. Owens was for sew
eral seasons very successful as the man
ager, at New Orleans, of one Of the finest
histrionic companies ever organized in this
country. II included L. A Sothern, NJ.
w. Lefingwell. Mark Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Seton, Mrs. John Wood,
Dolly Davenport, old man Couldock and
his daughter, Sara Stevens, Sue DENIM.
and for time thetwo Placides, Henry and
Tom, and Others of equal prominence.
Owens held his own as the leading come
dian ofthe c%oterie, 1t will be a real a.
traction that we are to enjoy next week
Katie Putnam.
After "Esmeralda" we are to have
Katie Putnam next week and she will
present during the engagement "Lena, the
Madcap," Little Nell" "Child of the
Regiment" and "Fanchon.'' 1t has been
several years since Katie Putnam was
last here.
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KAHN & FREIBERG.
100, III and I7s Main street.

81 a yard for elegant extra width finest
Garnet or Terra Gotta Silk Plush, ST.;
cost elsewhere $3.50. 40c for our fine
All-Wool Black Cashmeres, 40c; 2Oc,
our Black Silk Fringes, 2Oc; 2ic, Gimp
Trimming, elegantly beaded, 25c.
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Dressed Turkeys and Chickens
Dressed wild Ducks,
All kinds Of Fresh Fish,
Oysters and Celery.
P~OrterhOuse and LOin steaks,
also Prime Rib ROasis trimmed
close and sold at lowest market
prices. Seessel's Market,
7St lSi& S3I Main, near Union.
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Funeral or Mr.. James III. Allen.

The last sad rites were paid to the re-
mains of the late james II. Allen thi.
forenoon, under the auspices of the men,
bers of Constantine Lodge, X. OFF. Mr..
Allen died in the 4lst year of his age, at
the residence of his brother, Kirk Allen,
No. 1856 Vance street, and he leaves a son
Of eight years as the only member of his
immediate family, Mrs. Allen having
deceased six years ago. The lamented
Mr.. Allen was, for a number Of years,
associated with his brother as one Of
the managers of the Commercial
Hotel in this city, but for two
years past, has been a confirmed in
valid, seeking relief from his su~iferings
at various watering places North and
South, all, however, without avail.
Some time since he came TO the
home of the now only remain
ing brother to end his few remaining
days in quietness, and his sufferings were
10 some extent solaccd by the devotion Of
his sister, Mira. j. j. Thornton. The
friends of the family extend their heartfelt
sympathy in this affection, which the
relatives have been called upon to bear.
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PROFESSIONAL.

N. COLEMAN, Justice Of tho Peace.
~ Notary Public and Commissioner AZ
Deeds Special attention given 10 collections
10 the COUNTY OHce y Madison At. 1isf
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A FIVE %AS>ORTMENT


A FINE A~SNORTMENT
OF Imported and Key West Ha-
vana cigars just received.
They are of Superior quality,
aud will crafty the taste Of
these who are fond OF u fine
HAVANA CIGARS.
III. E . O FL,
2I7 Main street,
under WOrsham House.
Fresh Celery.
Choice Beef TenderIcIns,
Fresh Kentucky Eggs,
Fresh Fish and Vegetables.
baltimore Can oysters,
Fresh New York Count Oysters,
Choice Fresh Meats Of ali kinds.
Quaus and VenisOn,
VICTOR ID. FUCHS MARKET,
30 and Al Jefferson NJ.
GsrFree delivery. est
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The UsEFUL and O~RNAMENFAL

The Useful and ORNAMENTAL
The elegant stock OfFurniIure
and Carpets on exhibition at
BrysOn & Co.'S, 23I Main street,
Is superior 70 any ever introduce
ed into this market, aud IL being
sold at very reasonable prices.
Many handsome articles ia their
store = suitable for holiday
presents, combining as they do,
elegance, beauty and utility. The
ladies especially are cordially
invited 20 inspect this stock.
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NICE FRESH CHRISTMAS
GROCERIES.
For Christmas Fruit Cakes
and Plum Puddings.

For Christmas Fruit Cakes
and Plum Puddings.
New Layer, Stemless and Seedless Raisin.
Currants, Citron, Almonds, Candied
Lemen and Orange Peel, Ground
Nutmegs, Cinnamon. Mace.
Cloves, Allspice, all kinds
Of favoring extracts.
Dates, Figs, Prunes,
Pitted Cherries, Blackberries, Peeled
Peaches Malaga Grapes, Oranges,
Lemons, Cocoanuts, Bananas, APP
piles, Cranberries, Soft Shell
aud Shelled Almonds,
IEnglish Walnuts,
Filberts, Pecans,
Brazil Nuts, Peanut and Chcstnuts,
Cranberry Sauce, Fruit JeI.
lies, Etc.
Preserves In Cans, Buckets and Glass.
Calls Foot Jelly, Maple Syrup, Strained
and Comb Honey, New Molasses, Golden
Syrup, Canton Preserved Ginger, Shaker
Preserves, Guava Jelly, Atmore's Mince-
meat Apple, Peach and Plum Butter.
Canned Fruits and Vegeta-
bles.
Bartlett Pears, Apricots, Egg Plums,
G~ooseberries, White Pitted Cherries,
Muscst Grapes, Chambers Cream, Cali
forDia and other Choice Peaches,
Green Cages. Sliced and Grated Pine
Apple, Figs in Syrup,
Atmore's Plum Pudding and Wine Sauce,
Blackberries, Raspberries and Straw
berries, Asparagus, Boston Baked,
String and Lima Beans.
Winslow Corn, 0kra and Tomatoes, Sue
cotash, Peas. Pumpkin, Squash,
Golfer Tomatoes, Mushrooms.
GOA 0Oupbs
Lentils, Barley, Green Kern, Split Peas,
Rice, V~ermicelli, Macaroni,
Rice Peas, Navy Beans,
Farinaceous Goods.
Tapicca, Oatmeal, Cracked Wheat, Grits,
Hominy, Farina, Corn Starch, Sage,
LARRABEE's FINE CAKES AND
CRACKERS.
Pickles,
Mixed and Plain by the gallon, Stuffed
Peppersa and Mango's,C Crosse g. Blackwelps
Chow Chow, Mixed and Plain Pickle,
Windsor Manor Sour and Sweet
Sauces, etc.
Lea 4 Perrin's Worcester Sauce,
Mushroom Catsup, Pepper Sauce,
Tomato Catsup, Salad Dressing,
Celery Salt, Colman's Mustard,
French Mustard by the gallon,
Imported French Mustard in bottles.
and toy jugs, Capers, Curry Powder,
Olives, Olive Oils,
Candies,
CREAMERY BUTTER.
BUCKHAM & CAMPBELL,
80 BeaI street. slt
FINE FRENCH BRIAR PIPES
NJ n. ESCH,
Corner Main and Adams.
Lave Your smoky ChImneys
Cured
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TeIePhOneI TeIephOnel
Telephone Clement your orders for
oysters, fish and game, wholesale or
retail. All orders filed promptly, the
goods guaranteed and delivered free.
set
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JOHN WALSH, UNDERTAKEN,
34I Second street. 1917
, 1882-06-07
B +. ID "a ii 0 *
LEE0nl - EI0Ln ]

FROM the Gi05c.)
The sittingS of the Telegraph conference
have been closed, and the Delegates
have returned to the several Colonies.
The first inStalmpnt of the report, contain
ing the opening address Of Mr.. KingStord
on behalf Of the Company, has been pub
liShed. Mr.. Kingstord puts his case
strOn ~, but after all there is title ground
for seeing what advantages can accrue
from pledging the Colonies to the support
of the present Company for another period
OF ten years, especially in the face of the
changes which will probably take place
before that period. The opening Of the
Panama Canal, which will make the West
Indies the highway of traffic, will be an
Involvement to other Companies-poSsibly.
better able to carry out the contract
more SucceSSfulIy-to embark in the en-
rerprise. We have before now called at
tention to Mr.. JAY Gould's project for
connecting North and Central America by
way of ST. Thomas, as one to which the
attention of the principal West India Colo
MES mighl we'll be directed.
The Directors of the Barbados Mutual
life Assurance Society have announced
that the connection of Mr.. Harvey, the
late Actuary, with the Society ceased on
the 2Sth April, and that in accordance with
the resolution passed at the General
Meeting held on 24,h February last, they
have requested MeSSrS. Bayley and
BunyOn to obtain the services Of a cOmpe.
tent Actuary to proceed to Barbados as
soon as possible to ascertain the position
of the Society on 3lSt December, 1880. and
to allocate the Bonus in accordance with
the principles at all previous quinquennial
divisions. Mr.. Harvey has put forward "a
claim on the Society for salary for a GER
tain period, on the grounds of insufficient
notice in the termination of his connection
with the Society, and ii is understood
that, to avoid further litigation, the claim
has been allowed by the Directors. 1t is
a-matter for congratulatiOn that this ques-
ton has been settled so far. 1t is patent
to all, except blind partisans, that the
, 1882-06-07
TIL Wca.her in Antigua.

The weather continues dry, although an
occasional light shower momentarily re-
fresheS Nature and gives promise Of Il
more bounteouS supply of moisture. The
crop is being rapidly brought to a close,
and perhaps We are nos WrDlg in stating
that four fEthS Of it has be'd already mpa.
ufactured, although in consequence Of the
scarcity of shipping an unusually small
proportion of produce has O,nu carried
away. Notwithstanding the absence Of
rain, the young plants for next year are
green and promising, some fields we have
seen in the neighborhood Of the city as
we'll looking indeed rs they could be uller
the best Of circumstances, and it is only to
be hoped that the present fair prospect
may not be blighted by Il protracted
drought. The water cisterns IN the city
are all low, and houSeholderS have had
official notice that the Springs at the
source Of the Water WORKS arr giving
signs Of diminished supply, calling for
avoidance of waste IN the use of water in
town. There are several vessels in port
loading with produce both for the unItel
Kingdom and America, a0d within . fort
night the clearanceS viii total a reSpecta-
BILE igurr, gut mp to dlte the shipments
are only equal to 570I bids. Sugar and
Concrete, aud 29GS pun moIasses.-
Register.
, 1882-06-07

A vote of thanks to Bishop hutchinson
drawn up by Sir 0. Nugrnt, was next pass
ed. regretting his LordShip'S unavoidable
severance from the Diocese.
Then a loving address of welcome to the
Bishop Elect, also prepared by Rev. DR..
Clark, was submitted to the Council, una
nimousIy agreed to and signed by every
member.
The Archdeacon was then sent for, and
the address read to him by the Chairman,
the members all standing.
To this the %Archdeacon replied, express
sing his gratitude for their confidence, his
hope that that they would bear with his
infirmities, especially as compared with
those whom he was TO succeed, and his
earnest wish for their constant prayers.
Speeches expressive of the feelings of
the Council We're also made during the
proceeding by Sir 0 Nugent, the Honor
ables w. A. Coal, and G. A. Shaud, and
S. L. Athill, Esq.
The Rev DR.. clark has kindly consent
ed to draw up for pnb,ic tion a tall
report of the meeting, which Will contain
the Bishops letter. the Councils reply and
the Address to the Arch lelc0n ineXtenSO.
II. Y. SHEPHERD.
Secretary.
, 1882-06-07

connection between Mr.. Harvey and the So
Getty could not be maintained after the late
dispute, and there is nothing to be gained
by the course of misrepresentation which
this gAntleman'S friends, including two of
the lac directors who have been unseated,
are pursuing in their late illusions to this
topic.
Att meeting of the General Agricultu.
raj Society, held on the 18th instant, it
was decided to hold the Annual Plough
ing Match and Show of Stock at Caring
tons Estate on 25th July ne t. The inau-
guraI annual Horticultural Show will be
held on the 26th of the following month.
, 1882-06-07

of her Mojesfy's dominions, no more
evidence was, up to Friday after
noon, to be obtained. Scores of
arrests hive been made, the ports
are watched, and the people appear
to give information readily, but the
police, though they say they have
"cIues," do not pretend to have
arrested the murdarers, who ere sup
posed to have made a circle, return-
ed to Dublin, and sunk into conceal
mpnt there. More direct proof of
the ineficicncy OF the police for
detective work could not have been
given.
, 1882-06-07

MIR, Burke was buried on Tuesday.
with Catholic forms, all men of emf
enc in Dublin being represented
at the funeral and on Thursday, Lord
Frederick Cavenlish was inferred at
Chatsworth, amidst a scene which
had much of the aspect of a great
State ceremony. The House of
Commons had adjourned, to allow
its Members to be present, and it is
believed that three hundred Mem
bers Of all parties, including Mr.. II.
Power, as representative of the Par
nellrteS, followed the coffin to the
grave; while a crowd, estimated at
$4,000 persons, accompanied or fol-
lowed the procession, which was
headed by the Duke of Devonshire,
whose loss is %irreparabIe, Lord Hart
lngton, and Mr.. Gladstone. Signs
of mourning were visible all over
England, except in London, where
the general tone was most unIuckiIy
broken. 1t had not been considered
possible to put off two Drawing
rooms" which had been previously
announced, and the gloom of each
funeraI-day was broken by one of
these pompous receptions, with their
elaborate dresses, endless equipages,
and all the stir which they make,
even IN a capital like London.
, 1882-06-07

The impression made by this event,
both in England and Ireland, was
tremendous, and, on the whole, of a
satisfactory kind. In London, in
deed, there has been a cry for drastic
measures, and the abandonment of
remedial legislation; but the country,
as a whole, perceived that the crime
had been intended TO prevent cOnci-
l%iation, and demanded that, while
the law must be strengthened, the
modified policy announced last week
should still be carried out. News
papers and public meetings all gave
the same advice, as did, we are hap
Ply to perceive, the clergy of all de-
nominations. In Parliament, the
Conservatives at once announced
their intention of supporting the Go
vernment, and even the ParneIlites
intimaled their impression that a
strong Bill must be introduced, and
issued a manifesto procIaiming the
assassination a disgrace, as we'll rs
an injury to ireland. In Ireland,
there was an explosion of horror at
the crime. In Dublin, an Extremist
like Mr.. Metge declared that it
might curse the very grass; and in
Cork, Limerick, and all the cities
returning Land Leaguers, the con
demnatiOn was unanimous. The
lowest class appear to have shared
this feeling, and in Dublin some men
arrested by the police on suspicion
were with difficulty saved from the
action Of Lynch law. The people
appear to be sincerely and thorough
ly shocked throughout the IsIanI,
the only fact to be set on the other
side being that no evidence against
the assassins has been produced,
though a number Of persons must be
aware where horse and car are to be
found.
, 1882-06-07
The Murder OF Lord Cavemdish
and va. Burke.
(From the Spectator.J

'tl'H''iCNA it'A'' As'C 1
Kingdom. On Saturday, shortly be-
fore eight p. M, two shop assistants
riding on bicycles passed two men
lying dead, or dying, in a corner of
the Phoenix Park, Dublin, within
sight of the Viceregal windows.
They warned the police, who hasten
ed to the spot, and found that tie
murdered men were Lord Frederick
Caveudish, just appointed Chief Secre-
tary Of State for ireland, and Mr.. I.
II. Burke, the Permanent Under
Secretary. They had, apparently,
been surrounded and stabbed with
bowie-knives or double edged dag
gers, which had been used with tear
full determination. Lord Frederick
having eight wounds, any one of
which was sufficient to cause death,
and Mr.. Burke ell ven, some [. them
caused, however, by an effort to ward
off the blows. Neither spoke after
they were found, but Lord Il. Caven-
dish moved his eyes, and Mr.. Bmke
breathed a few moments after they
were originally discovered. No
weapons were found near them
or traces of the asSaiIants, but lhe
assassjns had actually been seen
at their work. Lieutenant Great
rex Of the 1st Royal Dragons,
saw SIX men scufling, and four Of
them, dressed in dark clothes, re-
mount a car and drive away, but
thinking it a drunken quarrel did not
attempt to stop them, only remarking
to the men, "Rough work &" He
then walked up to the bodies, and
without attempting to assist the dying,
went in search Of the police. A boy
named Jacob also saw the scuf1e and
the victims fall, and watched the four
men drive away in the direction of
ChapeIizod. A woman, whom he
believed to be drunk, and who has
no been found, was also looking on;
and the struggle was also seen from
the Viceregal windows, whence an
officer of the household, ~su~pecting a
robbery, advanced TO inquire.
AS yet, this is practically the
whole of the trustworthy evidence,
though an immrnSe mass of detail
has been added, much of it IRE
lcynnt or useless. " hat may be
taken as certain is that four men, in
dark clothes, mounted on all "out-
side car" painted red, were driven by
q man in a slOuch-hnt up to the two
gentlemen; that the men Jumped
down, and while the car waited-the
"carman never turned his hpad"-
surrounded and stabbed Lord f.
Caveldl>h and Mr.. burke 10 death
with sharp knives; and then remount-
ing, drove away, the horse, a power
Iul bay. gong at on urusuaI pace.
Men, car, and horse have disappear
ed into space, and though the
Government has offered a reward of
$4,000 for fuIl information, and a
tree pardon to any one rot the actual
murderer, and protection in any part
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ANDY evacuated Petersburg reports Grant morning
thi, Warrington SeC'y War.

Andy evacuated Petersburg reports Grant morning
this Washington Sec'y War
This is easily read backward by attending 10 cue
sound of the words rather than the spelling MI
Plum gives another interesting message OF MI LIN
coins in much moie difficult cipher, namely Col
onel Stagcr', code No t. For translation II had 10
be written in eleven lines and seven columns DC
ginning Mt the foot of the sixth column running up
the sixth. down tho third, up tho fifth, down the
seventh. up the first, down the fourth. aud down
the second and at the end Of each column word
was TO he discarded as n null. Thus prepared the
message would read in the usual way from left TO
right Translating the arbItrlries lof which there
were thrry-twol. the dispatch ran as follows:
Washington, Jul, -. 1863 Sigh man CGmmor
on Simon Cameron / would give much loDy 10
bel relieved of the impression that Meade Couch.
Smith, amt all, since the battle OF get ties pure
lGettysbuTgl have strlvcn only 10 get the enemy
over the rIver without another fight. Please zen
me if you know who was the one corps COMMANDER
VINO was for fighting in tie council Of war on
Sunday night. signature. Lincoln. Bless hlli'
Whether the closing bcncdiction was invoked by
the President upon the unknown commander OF by
the operator I'd II. Bates upon the President the
reader must be left to determine.
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Expess Trans leave NewNork via Desbr0sses and Cor
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FIrss Trans leave day, except sunday, at 20
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LIMITED Express 1850 p M, l. 3 T. . . o3O 800. and
So m ON SUNDAY IDOL 800 $40, $40, $40 4,
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no c Ofnces - aud "a Broadway Astor House, ana
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la Annex station foot Fulton-st, Brooklyn nos Ia
no HudsOu-st.. HobOkcn. station, Jersey city
tmgrlnt Ticket OEc". q Battery place
The York Transfer Company Will call Tor ana check
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Geleial Manager. General Passr Agent
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New Publications.

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NOTICE to BUILDERS.-Sealed proposals
~ will be received by the undersigned until Tuesday tho
9th seDtember for tho erect and completion Of
hvest0ry heproof BRICK building, 272 feet In length and
ahO Nh for tarnn the site OF the
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CTOYINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.


y CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST
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Steamers \ ARRAGANSErf and STONINGTON leave
daily except sundays al p M. from Pier 49, " r., tos ~
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fck1is Tor sals az principal ticket Oices Staer0oms
ar oaces OF Westcot Express Co.. at Aston House.
yOT AL 9oT and i2l BROADWAY and at Fifth Avenue anu
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HNROY BOATS-CIllZEN'S LINE.-New
4 steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave daily
(except saturday Pier Al North River Chris
topher.st, connecting with morning trains North and
West Sunday steamer touches AT Albany.
HNUE TRAVELLING PUBLIC are informed
that through Pullman FROM New. York 10 Chicago
by the Ere Trunk and Chicago Grand Trunk
Railroads New York from Erie Depot D. H. daily
Tickets at the offices OF tho Erie Railway.
- EDWARD p. BEACH,
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Il FOR PROVIDENCE. BOSTON AND THE EAST
AI.LRAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
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eO6 (paror attached and 10 y ~. with
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Tickets paiior seats secured AZ Fifth
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