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ss God aud the devil then shall Jack
and Tom and Will and Dick meet,
and censnre me and my council.
Therefore, feitefafe ny formorspeech
lis Roi s'ayissEa." All the same the
conference led 10 great results.
Charles |. dwels both a. & free man
and ~ = prisoner Ia the Palace on the
Thames, and hither came Cromwell,
TO listen, 10 his moments Of leisure, 10
the solemn strains Of tho organ stolen
from Magdalen College, Oxford.
Charles H., It must be confessed, did
not improve the moral atmosphere Of
iha PalacN aad good Mr.. Popys tells
come stories Of the Merry Monarchs
HGnG<on Coatt which are bost left
unreneated he, 100. Is full Of rap
lures for The Qneone's bod, given her
By tho States Of Holland, a looking
glasse sent by the Queene mother
from France, hanging Ia the Qneene's
chamber, and many brave pictures.
A fortnight later Pepys says: The
Court is wholly now at Hampton.
Three years afterwards the incorigible
old gossip went to Hampton and
followed the King 10 chapel. He is
somewhat sore at not being invited to
dinner. but was oOnsoled, when, as be
says, Cutler carried me TO Mr.. Mar
RIOTS, the hcusekeeper, and there we
had a very good dinner aud good com.
pany, among Others, Lilly, the paint
err From which We perceive that a
little more than two centuries ago the
Secretary Of the Admiralty and the
Court painter of tnc period were we'll
content to dine in the room Of his
Msjesty's housekeeper. Burnett
I"History Of his own Time" is full OF
a~fflirs transacted BY Dutch William
in the handsoms apartments which be
built on the site Of the ruins of part
LOT Wolsev's Palace. Evelyn, it will
b. remembered, while admiring THE
cradle of horne beams in the garden,
for the perplexed twining Of the trees
complained that the walks we're toe
barrow. Dutch Williams gardeners
set all such matters right, greatly
improving the place although il wa;
LaOcelot Brown, an Englishman, who
ia 1868 planted the fimous vine. Had
Hampton Court been burned dowT
yesterday, one Of the finest collections
OF historical pictures in the country
would probably have persisted. No on,
seems TO be to blame for the accident
which might have ended so disAs.
trously. We cannot, however, toe
seriously impress on the ladies anC
gentlemen who, by favor Of the Grown
inhabit this priceless relic and splen.
did record Of our past history, tn,
absolute necessity which exists for
more than ordinary degree Of care OIL
their part. lest some accidental sparl
should eliminate iu the irrevocabl
loss and indispensable sorrow Of d
entire nation.
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Attachment Notice.

Before J N Coleman, J~P. for Shelby county.
Tom, II b bins 4 Co. W. Ben RUFUS.
this cause an attachment having been
i sued out under section 1856 ofthe code OF
Tennessee, and returned levied upon the
having been made that defendant Il
indebted 10 the plaintiff In tbr sun " $3.50
due BY account, and that tue clAim q
lust, and that the defendant is a ron
resident Of the State Of leanegsee;
make bis personal appearance before me on
the 9Th day Of January, 1888, at no O'clock
am, at my Office, No. u Madi on street,
Memphis, Tennessee, and defend said
by law or the ssme win Be pro,
ceeded with ex-parte; and that a o Of this
order be published once a week for four
weeks In the Public Ledger.
This the 2lst day Of December, 1882.
o. iA3 100 Tx
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Nonresident Notice.

No. 4443, In the Chaneery Court cf sbelbv
county, Tennessee-R b snowden ct ~ M,
jennie hastings ct al.
1T appearing from affidavit In this cause that
i the names and places Of residence of Inc
heirs Of 0 Hastings. deceased, are unknown
and canrot be ascertAned after dilirent
inquiry, IL Is therefore ordered that they
make their appearance herein, az the court
house Of Shelby county. In Memphis, Tenn.
on or before the first Monday In R~ehruary,
ls1, and plead, answer or demur 10 com.
plainant bill or the came will be taken fol
confessed as 70 them n set for bearing OK
parte; and that q copy Of this order be pub
lished 9nge.a week. for four successive weeks,
In the Puhlis Ledger.
This gd day Of December, 1889.
A COPY -Attests
BY ]. NJ. Bradley, ID. o. NJ.
Goodwin a G0odloe ,sol'r for oomp'ai nant.
" ln3 I0Q iI6
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ChancerY Sale Oh Real Eatata

No. 4O25. R-Chancery CoprtO Of Shelby county
Vim NJ Sledge. admir-, We. Mary L Gar
den ct al.
pY virtue Of an interloeutory decree for
- sale. entered in the above caus
on the 4th day Of Janua y, 1872, M B @,
p.4Ql, [ will sell, at public auction, 10 the
highest bidder, In front Of tie clerk and
masters Office, courthouse OF Shelby county,
Memphis. Tennessee, on
Saturday, January ~, 1888,
within legal hours, the following described
PROPERTY, situated in Shelby county, Tenn,
to-Wlt:
A certain tract, containing by estimation,
tAree hundred acres, more or less, bounded
on the north by the waters Of Big Greek, on
the south by Big Crces and Somery lie road,
on the east bv the land of VIM NJ Sledgo, and
OF the west by tho land Of N II Person and
Dick C%renshaw. owned By defendant, MARI
l. Garden.
Terms Of sAls-0n a credit Of six months,
note with approved personal security, Ljer
retained. retention barred.
This Jnnnpry5 1888.
R.. j. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
BY George Mallory, d. G + NJ.
Taylor a Carroll, collectors.
M NAD 1 u
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ChancerY Sale Of Real Estate.


No 1921, R-Chaneery Court Of Shelby county
K ledge ct al W. Mary L Garden OF al.
DY virtue ofan introductory decree for sale,
- entered In the above cause on the 3D. day
Of January 1882. NJ 80, page S96, l win sell, a
public auction, 70 the hiphest bidder, 10 front
Of the tlerk and Masters Office, courthouse
Of Shelby county, Memphis, Tennessee. on
saturday. Jalnary "a, 1883,
within legal hours, the { flowing described
property, situated in Shelby county, Tenn. e,
to wit;
A certain tract. containing by estimation,
300 acres, more or less, bounded on thu
no tn by the waters Of Big Creek, on the south
by Zig Creek and omerviile road on the
east by the land OF Vim Y Sledgo. and on thI
west BY tho land ofN II Person and pich
Crenshaw. owned By defendant, Mary
Garden
Terms Of Sale On a credit Of ak months
note WITH approved personal security, liey
retains ii, redemption barred.
This J afuRfy 5 h, 1873.
RI BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By George Mallory, D g.. NJ.
Taylor q Carroll, solicitors
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IOlh day Or March. ISSa.

az ths Courthouse in Memphis or TAXING
Distfictof 'helby %countg, In nbolby county,
lennessee, proceed 10 sell, atpublic suction,
10 the highest bidder. for cash. the following
described real 0 tate or 80 much thereof as
may be necessary to pay the balance due to
he benedciaries In said trust d.. ed on the
notes therein described, viz All that plan
tatiOn and tract Of lsnd known as 1.-THE Chill
DIRE { and Bown plantation. " ,ifuaio in the
county Of CoRhoma and Ststo Of Mississippi,
composed Of the f9llo wing parcel, 70 Wit.
The nnrihw, It quaityr Of fecti0n two, the
north half Of section thu o., lots one and two
aud One-third interest in lot ak Of section
four, all In township twentY-eiRht, yauge
four west; the ~southwet QuaYt.r OF section
twenty eli ht, tho east half Of the southeast
quarter of section twenty nine; lot one, two,
even, eight nine and ten In section thirty.
two, all Of section thirty three e. cent lot
fourteen, the we I half Of the west half n.d
the southeast quarter Of the northwest quar-
ter and the west half OF tbs southeasi quarter
and the southeast quarter Of the southeast
quarter and The ea [ half Of the southwest
quarter Of section thirty-f 70 n, all In tnwsshii
enty-nine of range four west, and the easl
bali OF section one Of township tw nty.eighi
In range four vest, containing about iwenty
three hundred and fifty one acres, moro Of
10 s.,
The title 70 said property Is supposed 10 b,
good. but l shall sell and convey ~ truste,
only. Sale will take pl ce between IL o'clool
a N; and IL m. B. M. ESTES, Tru tee.
M
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arhrow PhysIe 10 She Dogs, I'll
None or El.''

We do not feel like blaming Mac.
beth for this expression Of disgust.
Rren nowadays most Of the cathartic'
are great repulsige pills, enough %
usrS one stomach. Had Macbeth
ever taken Dr. Pierce's .'Purgatiye
Pelleis' he wonld not have uttered
those words Of contempt. By drug
eists.
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Non-R esident Notice.


No. l2l. in the Chancery Court Of Shelby
county, enn.-Lucy O Whitfield. by nexl
fiend, etc , val II Whitfield tr., ct el.
I appearing from amended bill which u
1 sworn TO In this On use that the defendants,
Frank Edward Melbourne. Cony Leslie Gay
and Saliie natch'W hit6eld, are non. residents
OF the State Of Tennessee; II Is therefore
ordered that they mako their appear
anco herein, al the courthouse Of Shelby
county, in Memphis. Tennessee, on OF
before toe hret Monday In February, 1888,
and plead, a. swer or demur 10 oomplainapt'p
amended bill, or the same will be taken
for confessed az to them and set for
hearing ex-narte, and that 4 copy OF thir
order be published once a wOek, for fouI
tuneeisiye wceks. IN the Public Ledger.
Tbs 22d day Of December, 1882.
A c0py-Attcst;
RI BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By NJ Bradley, d. q. a NJ.
Young 4 Martin sol isr complainant
70 l3 les ~
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NOn.ResideRt Notice.

No, 4676-In the chancery Court Of Shelby
County, Itnn,-W D btallines OF al va. Ed
mOnd Taylor ct al.
I apposTink from Sherih's return 10 thil
Il cause, that the defendants, james Rainoy
and George Mang arr not 10 be found In hfl
county; u Ia therefore ordered that they
make their appearance herein, at the court.
house Of 3helby county, In Memphis, Tenn,
on or before the fret Monday In February
1883, and plead, answer or1omur to complain.
ant bill or the samewill be taken for confessed
70 them and set for hearing OK parte; AMI
that a copy Of this order be puolished once !
week, for four successive weeks. in the Pub.
lie ledger.
This ilth day Of december, 1852.
A copy-Attest:
X J BLACK, Clork and Master.
By ] N Bradley, b. @, AN.
" d Wilkerson and Malone b Watson, sol,
or commit Al az 10ii0T
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Trnstet,s SAFE OF ReaI Rstnie.

RY. virtue Of a deed Of trust executed bv
~ Anna k~uschhaupt to Mrs, Sarah &. At
kinson or her representatives on the lst day
Of January, 1874. recorded 10 book iO2. mage
lis Registers Office Of shelby county, Tenn.
We, as the representatives. Of Mrs. Sarah Il.
Atkinson. will sell for cash at the southwest
corner of Main and Madison %streets, Mem.
phis, Tenn, at IL o'clock on
Saturday. January ID, IsS8,
TO the highest bidder, the following Described
lot q land; Being lot No. 9 10 the Atkiuson
subdivision, on which is situated a Email
frame house containing three rooms, boand-
gu as follows; Beginning at the south
east CORNER Of Bucigalupo's lot
on the west side Of Lee avenue running
thence west 200 f.et 70 an alleyi thence south
~ feet; thence east go feet, to Lee avenue;
thence moth ll3 feet. 70 be beginning.
All squity Of red mption is waived in said
trust deed, and the title Is iuppofed TO be good
but we viii sell and convery as ~trustees only.
q. Al LIS,
ROBERT A. YOUNG, =
Mu3 Exrs Mrs. s. X. Atkinson.
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Tustee,s sale.

nN WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 81, 1888, Ia
" f on OF the entrance to the Planters In,
surance Building, No. Al Madi on street,
Memphis, Tennessee NOV the Taxing lis
trict of Shelby County, tenne Bse), i will sell
for cash to the highst bidder, theOna undivided
halt interest IN the following lot or parcel I
land lying and beirg in helby county. Taxing
District Of SHELBY County, Tennessee, being
lot No. az four in biloxi No. (s2) thirty-tw0, on
the south side of Vance street: Beginning
1881 feet FROM the Intersection Cf the south
line Of Vance street with the west line Of
fernando street, running thence westwardly
With Nanee s:rott fOrty.fTe feet six and
three quarter inches, thence %fOuthWardly
one hundred and CITY feet at right angles
with Vance street. thence eastward ) and
parall | with Vance street forty Eve feet six
AID ihrte-qulTter inches, thence norht-
wardly and at nght angles with Vance
stroot one hundred and fifty feet TO the be
ginning. 1t being 1T foutW On u plat Of the
Alien property, record ID In Book Is p 46,
Registers ohics Of Shelby county, AID bel &
one Of the lots set apart TO CS Alien by d.
cree Of the Chaneery Court Of Shelby county,
TO o'ded 10 said book, 10 44-46
/ sell by auth, rity Of a deed Of trust exc.
Gu ed 10 ms as trustee on the first day oI
July, 1882 " Mrs Willie Digs, TO secure "a
Joseph N ThOmps0n the sun of none
n med therein ttated. said deed being re-
corded IN the Registers Office Of Shelb,
co my, Tennessee, 10 Beck No 142, pa.e 65
All equity of r demptlon, dover aud home
stead ~ exrress y waived Ia said decd. IN,
title Il believed to be good. I sail, hsweyer
only as trustee.
CIV HEISKELJ, Trustee.
January ., 1888. i9 ITO If6 III
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Nonresident Notice.

No. l7l-In the Probate Court Of Shelby ooun-
~, Teun.-Anna M LeFeyre, adminisirAttix
Of Peter A LARevro vs. Josiah L LtFeYra
ct nj.
IT appearing from the Oririnal bill, which Ia
sworn TO, In this cause that the defendants
Dani.l. d .Letevre. Josiah P Lei eyre and
NJ Edalen LeFevre are residents Of the State
oE New York. and non-residents Of the State
Of Tennessee, II Is therefore ordered that
they make their appearance hereiu, at the
courthouse Of Shelby county, In Memphis
Ionn.,on or before the FIRST Mondly In Feb
ruary, 1881, end plead, answeror demur 10
complainant bill, or the same will DO taken
for confessed Rs TO them and sot for hearing
o., Partei and that a copy Of this order b
published once q week., for four cgocessive
weeks. in the Public Ledger.
This sd day Of December 1852.
A eopy-Attess;
Il B. CULLEN, Clerk.
By Louis Kettman. DC
Smith A Collier, soils for complaluant.
20 i5 Ill III
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nnN.r DIE fN rae nOusE.

"Roueh on Rats Clears out rats,
mice, reaches, bed bugs, flies, ants,
chipmunks, gOphers. log
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The PUBLIC LEDoER Job printing
office and book bindery is prepared 10
execute work with neatness and dis
patch, and Ut as low rates % any CON-
petitor,
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Coughs. Browns Bronchial Troches
will allay irritation which induces cough
ing, giving relief in bronchitis, influenza,
oonsumptive and throat troubles.
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Fliday, JanuarY be-, ISS3,

sell on Presidents Island, at former resi-.
oence Of late I g Davis, ST, In Shelby county,
Tenn, bttween the hours Of II a m and 2 pm,
az public auction, to the highrst bidder. fof
cash the following property described in said
trust deed, to.wit; One black mare mule
l5h hands high, eight years old, named Kit,
now on Presidents Island.
Sc Ill JAMES SMYTH, Trustea.
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Trust Sale.

IN pursuance Of ths powers and provisions
Il Of a trust deed executed to me as trustee
D Cbildrt ss, duty recorded in the proper
Office OF Co homa county Mi sissii n, 'in
book 2. pngo go of recnrd Of deeds" to which
reference is mn1e; ard at the request Of the
benehciarits therein / will on
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Trustees sale

-
DY virtue Of The te ms Of q deed In trust
~ made TO me by w J Ruleman ano AmAn
da n RI eman. his wife, which Is duly To-
corded 10 the R,g,Ster's flee of Shelby sour
", Tennessee, in book No. 10. pages 81 and
GAS, TO secure certain, indebtedness therein
mentioned, the same being at due and I'M
paid, and / being requested by the hoIde
thereof TO sell, will sell to the highest and
best ,idder, for cash, in front Of the Court
house door. In Memphis, Tennessee, on
Saturday, January "a, 1883,
NJ 70 o'clock m. TIE following described real
estate. I wit l-yipg and being In Shelby
county, tennessee. and bounded as follows:
! irst Tract-Beeinning at a stake near an
elm, and running west 20 chains and 6e links;
thence south IS chains and 30 links; thence
sRs ~ chains and "A links; thence south 2
is linkBi thence north chains; thence north
23H deRrees west 6 chlins; thence north
~ degrees east 5 chains;ihe.ce north So
degrees west / chain AMI 50 links, thence
north IS degrees west chains and 20 links 10
the beginning, containing two hundIei acres
Also thirty-one acres two rO0ds and twenty
one poles. beginning nc a large poplar and
running west along the center Of the RaleiRh
aud COyinRtOu roa1 to the east line of " n
Persons tract, 5 cha ms and so links, thenoo
south along the line 20 chains and 81 links,
then 9 east along the line OF the S A Young
tract % chains and 70 links 10 the northeast
corner Of said loung's tract, thence along
the ~meanderings Of the branch that runs wee
Tho title Is believe to be perfect but / will
sell and convey only as trustee.
j. b. SCOTT. Truates.
Memphis, Tenn, January 4. 1881. l24.
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Capital Prize, $4,000.

1867 Prises. e amounting to.-..l..-,...,.a26 800
made only to the Office Ofths Company In New
Orleans.
For further information, write clearly, Civ
Ing full address. Send orders b. express,
Registered Letter, or Menoy Srdsr, addressed
"a. A. DAUPHHH,
or n A. DAUPHIH,
O7Beventh ~, Washington, ID. q.
Or 6 Vest Court street. Mamnhia. Tam.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

FINDER and by a certain trust deed exc
euted June II, 1881. to me as trustee BY
TG Davis, 81, duly recorded in the ReSssterfs
office OF Shelby county, Tenn, in Chnttel
Book No 20, pags;Oo, to secure an indebted
naag gharcin sat farth ry,lI -
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Incorperated in 1865 for Is years b. the Leg
poses--with a capital Of d. eco, 000-to which q
reserve fund Of $500 900 has since been added.
W an overwhelming popular vote It's fran
ehise was made q part Of the present State
Constitution adopted December "a. AID, 1879.
The only Lottery ever voted on and indors-
ed by the people Of any State.
II never scales or p~Ostpobss.
Its Grand Single Number DRawinxn
will take place monthly.
A Splendid OPPORTUNITY tn
"A WIN A FORrTTNEi
SECOND GRAND DRAWING. GLASS Y,
=, New QrleanH Tuesday. February IN 1865
1881 Menthly Drawing.
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| have often thought since, that if
the managers Of railroads would have
something like a Chinese gong to beat;
it would be much more effective in
warning men and soaring animals of
the track than anything else.
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de was a gallant soldier, and lost his
leg a. Shiloh" Attracted BY The
remark, looked at Mr.. Polk. and
watched him until he went into
Rhodes and purceased firearms.
There was something about the man
The Mineral argus., 1883-09-13
Two nflnneapolis Banks Bnked.

The First National bank and the Security
bank OF Minneapolis would like to see one
OF their old ~depositor very much. altogeth-
er about Sl1, 500 worth. Some time ago a
gentleman of hustle and address started what
he represented to be a very extensive mer-
camille business in Minneapolis ard Eade
pretty heavy deposits In both the above
banks. He drew his check against them,
and the paper was always cashed, the draw
er in the meantime gaining the confidence
of the bank officers. Oft this he tool advan-
tage a week ago by presenting forged pa
per to both banks and receiving cash there
on, the First National hank giving up S.
500 and the Security 5000. The man al
once jumped the town, and when the bank
officers ant 70 dscoTer the fraud they
found no one but the clerks, whom they ar.
rested; bat having no proof that they were
parties - the fraud. they were let 90.
The Mineral argus., 1883-09-13

the congregation. Mr.. Gannett's object in
resiening is for the purpose of devoting bis
time 10 literary WORK. he Is In Boston a.
present, but will return to st. Paul about
the LIST Of October.
Miss Addie Gates, daughter OF A. A.
Gates and a graduate OF the Minneapolis
schools, has taken first prize in art and
sculpture at a recent exposition in Paris
France. Miss Gates left for Europe about
three years ago, and her parents are still
reside is Of Minneapolis.
John B. Valleauetie, seventy years old,
wealthy French Canadian and one Of the
early settlers of Chicago, was declared sane
in probate court on the 31st. Two OF bis
children asked to have a conservator ap-
pointed for the old gentleman's estate.
Mai. Dexter G.. Hitchcock died on board
the steamer Lampssss at her pier ia North
river. New York. Deceased arrived the pre-
ceding day from Galveston. Maj. Hitch
oook served wits distinction in the ooniea-
errte army in the late war.
An interesting event at the home Of
Senator ConkliDg on the morning OF the
| oath conferred on the ex-senator q new
| dignity. A little daughter was born 70 Mrs
W. G. Oakkam, Mr.. OOnkling's daughter.
Lieut.. William H. Baldwin, Seventh cav
airy, now on leave OF absence, will report q
superintendent general recruiting service
New York City, to accompany a detacn
ment of recruits to Fort Smelling, MINI.
Carlisle OF Kentucky says that, while h
is not a buttonholing and trickstering ca
didate for United States senatOrshtp o.
doesn't propose to decline il the people
urge il upon him.
The youngest SOD of John A. Andrew
Massachusetts, war governor, Is a .~elephon
repairer and lineman.
A daughter Of Gen. Winfield Scott is liv
ing in Virginia, the wife Of q Winfield Scott
Franz List, now seventy-two, is vorkini
on a new oratorio.
The Mineral argus., 1883-09-13
GENERA NEWS NOTES.

Dr.. Z. A. Baker, formerly Of Adrian,
Mich, an invalid, residing some time at
soata Pueblo. Col, for his health, started
east 3 few days ago 70 join mis- relatives. he
was 50 IN that he was compelled to travel
on 4 couch. On Thursday his brother, Dr..
Vincent. of this city, received the follow
ing telegram from Kansas City: Hurry
here very i0T. Answer" The doctor i'm
medistely replied, bat the telegraph au-
thorites a. Kansas City report that they are
unsble 20 and the SICK man, and although
his baVzaze has A wed here. an industrious
Use nj the Et-es has 20 ia- failed % dSclose
his whereabouts.
A rsE Csnatory has been begun 81 the
University Of Pen~nsylTsnA- il Philadel-
phia. The Inventor Of the apparatus is
Thomas Canon, who, under suggestion Of
Dr.. J. B. Deaver, demonstration Of anatomy,
and .. Wo-ulsy, professor OF Chemistry,
prepared tie piEns- TIE chamber IN which
the bOdy L placed = IL ieet * inches 10
length, rTo feet high and three test iiEidth
Dr.. william n. 0rh, 4 son o the lat
Hoa. GodloveS Oah, has determined Z
contest Ia fath.rs viii, By the terms o
which he = cut Of Eithouts cent BE vii
make the contest OF the ground that bis "a
thar vas no- Of sound mind When he mad
bis vii.
Mayor King has closed al the pool room
in PhflAdelphia on the ground thai buyin
and selling pooz on horse or other races
gambling. The mayor acts under . net
construction ofan old Law, which prohit
is gambling
Mr. Bode Of hilvs7Bse, laid her gol
ring Ga hG Washtub bench Conrad hsh
l ers tame raven Sew Of with IL ConrA
was sued and msde to pay for the ring.
Jackson S. 5hrltz has began prooeedin,
70 stop the ringing Of all church BELLS
New YORK B nays there Is laS enOus
B 70 do L.
9 Tie United States has 1900 ules OF 4
: eerAph lines, 13l,O6o miles Of poles, AZ
e 374, 36s miles OF wire.
7 Gen. Billy Rider ofst. Louis who kill
b 0'Brien At Hot Springs TWO years ago. "
acquitted on the S1st
s Reed, the leading Saratoga gambler,
worth 100000. and began LIE e a boo
keeper.