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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-06

lion. :. :. cox
IL WILL LECTURE on
RICAN HUMOR
MOZART HALL,
TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL l7TH,
at S:l5 O'Clock.
Proceeds for the Joint benefit OF
THE BAPTIST HOME FOR AGED WOMEN
AND
.Ir THE GOVERNORS GUARD
or THE
FIRST VIRGINIA REGIMENT.
ADMISSION, so CENTS; 25c. extra for re-
served sc is, which may he bad at G. h. John
stOns. Tickets for safe by &. h. Johnston and any
member ~ the committee.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGMENrs-J. r. Ellyson.
&. )lcCarthy, 4. H. Elicit, Captain j. II. Paratcr
Colonel {. j. Anderson, Lientenan' Colonel Joe
Lane siesni and Major James ID. Patton.
NH 2J-eoitd
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LECTURES.
'VHE BLIND MAN ELOQUENT.

REV. W. II. MILBURN,
the Celebrated Blind Orator aud Lecturer.
will deliver his popular lecture on ~ ).
PREN1lsS. AMERICAS MOST ELOQUENT
ORATOR, AND THE FLUSH ZINES OF MISSIS-
81 Ply at MOZART HALL TUESDAY. April
10Th, at SID o'clock. lone loses sight Of his
great calamity IN listening 10 his flushed and
captivating eioIucnce. '-Netc York Tribune.
Proceeds for the Joint hcneft Of BrOad-Strcct and
Centenary Methodist Episcopal churches. Admis-
sion. soc. No extra charge for re crycd seats,
which may be had at &. r. Johnston's and Wal
fOrd's, Bruad street. ap i-W,F.Su& Tu4t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

M MISTAKES TO BE AVOlDbD.m
Don't buy inferior goods at fictitious yans ,ny"cs
,,ou can always get irst-class goods ~ lg"c''
y you e.,, "'""' LEVY. DAVIS & DRAhES,
ptne ." lOl7 and 1919 Main street.
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vmcIyIA, CORPORATION or RicuNoyD-ro

WIT.
This day Lawson &. Younger. whose name il
mentioned as general partner Ina the renewal ~
Tue limited partnership Of Iisltlnan < Younge,
uc afucles ~ which renewal are hcrcuuto annex
cd, appeared before me. notary pusIic An ami -.
1hc corporation aud State Aforesaid, aud made
odih nat VI. Miilhiser aud Gust. Millhissr. the
hewal OF The sid limited partnership. have each
contributed 90 the common stock Of mo >4iI 49,,
newcd partnership the sum of eight thous,nd
seven hundred aud nlty lts.75Ol dollar. which
sald sums OF money were contributed when the
SAID limited partnership OF Hoffman & Younvrr
daY of January, 1881 '0 49,
Given under my hand this seth day Of March.
1861 WILLIAM VI. TIRPlN.
Notary Public
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Al rights OF the drm Of HEITMAN SNOUNG-
nv being by law transferred 10 the arm OF T. e.
~, NntR, al settlements are 10 be made with
the last-namei Iifm.
NH 3l-6w L.C. YOUNGER.
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RAILROAD
ID CnMpANN.

Notice IS hereby given that q special meeting Of
the STOCKHOLDERS OF THE BUCKINGHAM
RAILROAD COMPANY has been called, 10 be
held at the compauys Office. in New Canton, Va,
on TUESDAY the 10Th day Of April 1888. ~ !
NJ for the purpose Of clcctlng board OF directors
% serve one year. and FOR the Transaction Of any
ether business that may be brought before the
meeting.
Uv order. T.. f.. LELAND.
secretary Buckingham Railroad Company.
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M DON'T PAY l4c: A nnk Ior rON
pRJIjE-OF-THE-wEST BLEAcIiED CoI IL. -
when YOU can bny the genuine, In perfect order'
lot liz" '"'' LEVY, DAVIS & DRAKE's,.
a,G IO17 and 1919 Main street.
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~ DON'T IMAGINE YOU ARE |
Ceiling yonr goods of US If you deal anywhere
otbor LEVY. DAVIS & DRAhE,
ana 1917 and 1919 Main street
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M DON'T PAY 2jc. a YARD fOh
J&CF-STRIPED MUSLIN when You cah ~!
very flue goods from us AT loo. giu' "'
usually '''' '' levy. DAVIS & DRAKE,
ana 1917 and 1919 Main street.
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rURE DOMESTIC DRAMA

4 TOUR OF THE WORLD IN TWO
~ EVENINGS At n. JOHNS CHURCH, on
THURSDAY and FRIDAY NIGHTS. ArRGL
JTIl aud GTII.-PROFESSOR GOODIES MAGNl-
FICFNT PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEW : Of London,
Paris versailles, Vienna, POmuci, Venice. Pale
tine, Holy Land, &c, each view occupying 32i
square feet of canvas. Illuminated by two calcium
lights. ryaling the MONDAY sun. GRAND
SrEREOSCOPIC >TATUARl. IL feet high-thc
finest In the world. RELIGIOUS TABLEAUX.
the effects of which must be seen To he apure-
cilted AMUSING VIEWS for the childlcn.
THE GREAT BELL OF MOSCOW. Admission,
2Jc.: children. lJc. ap 0-2tt
TIIF PLAY OF THE LADY OF
l. LYONS will he rendered by company Of
ladies ana gentlemen at MOZART HALL FRI
DAY, April 9, 1888. for the benefit of the EYE
AND THROAT lNFIRMARY.
BoX-shcci opened TUESDAY. April 81, ut 9
O'Clock A. NJ. ~ Ramos 4 Moses, where seats can
be secured without extra charge. Admission, 80
cents. ap l-5t
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MEETINGS.

4 STATED COMMUNICATIONS a
"A OF TEMPLE LODGE, No. d. \. wv
and 4. NJ. VIII be- held AZ It. Allan liall' ~
corner Third and Main streets, 1lilS tt IL y
dayl EVENING at Z o'clock. All Master MtsOhs
I'm GOOD Standing are futernnlly invited 10 attend.
liy order of The NOrshiptul Master. .
an Ole ;. MCG. FISHER, Secretary.
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Niy- DON'T BUY YOUR CAkFhlo -
NSIrING. or OU.-CLOTII until you have Nl,il-
20 80, C.rrot store Second nOOrl and seen Mhit
variety OF STYLES. and at what good value y9u can
nurchase from LEVY, DAVIS DKAhEi
PnnG 1917 and 1919 Main street.
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npTCgAL NOTICES.
WyFOR TIE COMING sEAso

APE SHOWING AN IMMENSE ASSORTMENT
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n-1@ DON'T PAY FANCY VALUES
FOR ORES SILKS when you can select from
large and handsome stock, bought far under reg
Mar price, bv LEVY. DAVIS < DRAKE.
M q 1Ol7 and 1919 Main street.
National Republican., 1883-01-03
S1fnntcO.. sitnntions---YflnIr.

VXTANTED-BY A COMPETENT MAN THE
w position Of hookkecper clerk wen versed
in English, German, and French lnnguhgos reier.
ence given as TO ability. Address NEEDY, Repubi.
can Ohice. de30.3tt
A YOUTH DESIRES TO LEARN TELEGRA.
IA phy. Address o. H. d. Republican Onice
de5OatA
w XTANTED-EMPLoYNtE BY AN HONEST,
w capable, and industrious young man. Address
JOHN SHERMAN q co. de2g-3t
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MANNED SOLDIERS.
The Petitions Relative TO the increase OF
Pensions-A Necessary Correction.

The Petitions Relative 80 the Increase OF
Pensions-A Necessary Correction.
Lately reports have been published in vari,
ous newspapers that the petitions now being
presented in the senate are due TO claim
agents in Washington. These petitions arc
numerously signed by leading men through
out the country, urging the passage Of the bill
to increase the pension of one-armed and one
legged soldiers.
at n reunion Of veterans at Grand Island,
Nebraska, last summer, two soldiers who had
lost leg, each in tho service, were appointed
TO distribute blank petitions for signatures in
favor of tho bill. They sent out large num-
bers Of these blanks with the request that
when signed they be returned to them for
presentation to the senate. Both of the
men were strongly vouched for by
the present commander.in-chief of the
grand army. IL so happens that one of them,
who resides in Nebraska, is a claim agent.
When tho petitions were returned TO him
they were inclosod in envelopes bearing his
business cnrd. This gave color to the reports
of interference on the part Of Washington
claim agents. No attorney, lobbyist, or claim
agent other than this one-legged one, in or
out Of Washington, so far as can be as
certained, havo sent out any blank
petitions whatever in behalf Of the bill. The
petitions in question were sent out solely by
manned men in different parts of the country,
who paid for printing them, as their receipted
bills abundantly prove. Very naturally they
feel considerable resentment at this inter
ference of selt-imposed friends.
National Republican., 1883-01-03

asked him to mail IL Mt Bclun. He did 80
that was the only document he had from the
party"
Did you receive an order to return, or was
any one sent to bring you back2"
Melville told me TO return before Koas-
man got back. No one was sent TO bring me
back, but I was told that Mr.. Melville had
ordered"
An objection was here made as calling for
hcarsay evidence
What did Melville and party do at Cape
BykoGp
During the first ten days oil except An
eguin, Cole, Wilson, and myself were in their
berths, disabled with frozen limbs or stom-
ach disorders. One by one they camo on
duty, and by the end Of ten days they were
able TO work, except Leach. There was n
regular detail made for gathering driftwood.
The men were mcndiug their clothes and
making mittens. In the evenings we would
sit round the fire and talk of the situation
and the prospects Of reaching Belun with
out the, natives. It was supposed that
the other two boats were lost. a
checkerboard was made of canvas, and
some played checkers. Mr. Melville
did not play, nor did /. Some went out
walking regularly. The household duties
kept two or three very busy. On some occa-
sions l hauled nets with the natives, and for
the first three weeks the return of fish was
nlldlls uut NAAiIMulu AilNAb NtIt lot1 VI hhily
stacked up like cord wood. We lent the
natives assistance in hauling up their boats,
and VIC were on good terms with them. l
know of no disagreement while there
"What kind of discipline was there2"
There was all that was necessary"
what were the opinions of Nindemann
and NOros Of the possibility of saving the
party at the time when Melville was at jane
maloch ?"
This was objected TO, and the objection was
sustained.
Did you hear either of them say that it
was criminal negligence ON his part not to
look after his comHdes2" Objected TO.
did you SEQ Collins writing report2n
"l frequently saw him writing, and under
stood he was keeping Journal"
WAS Collins regarded as seaman on
board2"
81 never heard him spoken of as such. He
was shipped as n seaman, but had special duty
as an officer He took his place among the
officers; had q room in tlfe ward room and
messed in the cabin, and was always regarded
as an officer.
At noon the board adjourned until this
morning, when some documentary evidence
will be submitted, but 1t is not probable that
any more witnesses win be examined until
Bartletts return from Siberia. The board Is
very anxious, however, to make report TO
congress before the close of tho present ses-
sion, and they will do all they can to. hurry
matters and yet make tho investigation
thorough.
National Republican., 1883-01-03
Whe ronrt of tlInInla.

The court Of claims met yesterday pursuant
to adjournment All the members were
present except Judge Mott, who Is now in Eu-
ropo. Judge j. q, Bancroft Davis occupied
his seat on the bench for tho FIRST time under
his new appointment. Tho petition in tho
case Of W. Fleet Steele was dismissed and
Judgment rendered for the United States in
the sum Of S5972,52 The motion to reinstate
tho case Of Matte $, Whitney, adnlnistatrix +,
was ovcrulod. Tao following pist.ict OF
Columbia cases were dismissed Andrew A..
Lipscomb, Mary "A. Holmead, and Charles IL.
Bliss.
National Republican., 1883-01-03
9}1onsp 10 2g oan.

NTONEY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE ATTlIh
street northWess not3-n
National Republican., 1883-01-03
SolunttS-1rIu--YflaIt.

WANTED = 100 YOUNG MEN, wHlTE on
w COloTed for active service on the Western
frontier good salary and all expenses paid. For par
tculars apply at 1915 Il street. de2s-lStF
National Republican., 1883-01-03
fnr snIr- -NlisteIInnrnna.

G ALE or HORSES-THE HERpIC PlIAEToN
- Company VIII sell nom their stables. corner Nine
teenth and E streets northwest, on saturday jan
uaTy o., 1853, At ~ O'cluC M, ten horses aud ten
Texas ponies Terms ofsae, cash. ja3-3ts
SITS &L d 81 fVAsa sa93E srocsFp ASP EiX
for rent; 4oOd reason for selling. Address BUSI
Nless, Republican Ohlce de3O-Sts
T1oR SALE-VERY ClGEAPvPATENT OFFICE
II reports (moChunicaD from 1917 to 1871 inclusive
% volumes; Japan Expedition and Pacific Railroad
Reports. At bookstore, 1908 Seventh street north.
west de30-3t&
1NoR sALE-TwO FINE CARVED ROSEWOOD
II Piano,very little used at great bargains Tor cash.
or short time; owners needing the money; can be
seen at 100 seventh street northwest de3l.6tR
A LADY WISHING 10 RETURN TO EUROPE
n would Ike to sell the good viii and furniture OF
u irst-cluss house, filled with the best class OF
rooner,, Address EUROPE, Republican ONCE
dp21-GtH
National Republican., 1883-01-03
MUSIC BY wEBERs ORCHESTRA
gttturrs.

UPON
PAGAN AND RISTIAN ROMlr,
with an Introductory Lecture on
THE DESTRUCTION OF rOMPEII,
on the
National Republican., 1883-01-03
tllkNu HhNtNno
arHrauH..nH
REPRESENTATIVES,.

hEfhESENIAIlNlt's
Henry II. BNGnAI Pa.)W II. CALKINs Qnd)
A. M BLISS O.. ~ IL. +. PAGE DChD
The following members of congress and
newspaper correspondents, by letters ad-
dressed 10 the President, June "a 20, and 81,
1852, recommend the appointment Of John IF.
Olmstead rs district commissioner saying
that they believe that If he is appointed tho
district will be represented by faithful,
honest and energetic gentleman:" :"
National Republican., 1883-01-03
Course Tickets tive lectures. with reserved seats,
$500.

The sale of Course Tickets viii begin ut METIE-
ROTT's music store O25 Pcnnsl avenue Thurs.
day, january 4, 1893 att a. m. Copies Of handsome
lOpn circular OF the SPALDIs5G LECTuRES, with H.
Illuminated cover, may be obtaaed at MeEerotrs free
Ofclnrge. deS0-tf
National Republican., 1883-01-03
Fur saIe--farms.

A BARGAIN 10 AN IMMEDIATE PUR,
"A chpser co acres of good land, 10 miles north OF
ll.e city well improvedi fair building spring and
plenty ~ fruit. Also fine tract OF Missouri land.
ALQNzo A. MAItR, Real Estate Broker, G29 T. street
northwest. JaS'k
National Republican., 1883-01-03
Gast anN FOnno.

i saturday, or In Belt Line cars, library book be-
longing TO tile iteror dcpnrtnent-" Lady Audloys
sp"reth aud two account hoOhs II Ion M Patent
once. Room, 49, the ilnlpr VIII receive the ,hnnk OF
b lutcriu1 u N.i Qrl fp Nir iHd.A
.is-
LIVERY DESCRIPTION OF PRINTING
~ AT REASONABLE RATES
AT TUE AEPU UALICAN OFFICE
National Republican., 1883-01-03
8usiusss Gbant,s.


Ca1 nEn CASH WILL PURCHASE FIVE
tP Il 9O'(O room brick house lhrleenth.and ~
COuMBE ~ MErCALFE, 1912 L street. Ja3,st
DUsINEss WANTED - siOO1 no 5000, AND
- services o. invest in established paying business
tl.0t VIII stand investigation, No brokers. Address
4 lBFRAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
IL on Time Deposits United States Bonds bought
and sold at market rates. Collections made every
hylYnnia avenue, maa6-n
National Republican., 1883-01-03
9oarotnu.

Boarding.
~
n TEALS SERVED 10 REsIDENCEs- PER
IVA sons desiring hoard viii please call on or ad
dress CATERER, 1929 X stree { northwest de2J3#
MO. 02)K STREET NORTHWEST - VERY
~ desirable newly furnished rooms, with or with
out board; en- suite or single terms moderate 2D3ts
10 - EG6HrEENTH STREET-ONE Sec
4 - - Ondstory mont room; table board; oOuVe-
nienl 10 departments and cars; references ex-
CHANGED. de27-atss
CLINTON HOUSE SEVENTH AND ISTREErS
- northwest - III st-Glass table board aud large
rooms at reasonable rates; location central; tran
silent rates, 81, sl.25, Sl50i no liquors. deSn
TNREAfONT HOUSE.
Il CHA NGE OF PROPRIETORS.
frsclags table, polite and attentive servants. Very
desirable situation for families. Rates, $50 and e.
per day 50 $50, $50, and per month";
del u. W. DENISON Proprietor.
National Republican., 1883-01-03
for Snlt--8ousrs.
fnr snlr--gnte.

mon SAL E-THREE LoTs-NoRTH SIDE NJ,
IL between Twenty-hnh and twenty sixth north
west only 40 cents; lots on and " near rhireenth,
degT.GtH
National Republican., 1883-01-03
MENDERs on cONGnE5s.
NEwsrApER conREsroNDENT5

BYRON ANDREWS Chi CHAs. 7, MURRAY, Phlla-
Cago Inter. Oc6du. delphia Times, GLObs-
i. II, ALFnIEND, SOUTH ucmOcnt.
ern papers. c, NJ OGDEN Philade-
WM p. COPELAND, Brook phia Press, Boston
lyn EdOie, Buffalo Gun GlOie
Wtrrid, Troy Times, etc. BEN; PERLEY PooRE, Bos-
r. j, EDWARDS, n. I.sun ton journal.
WIN q. MACBRlDE, Ciu- H. A, PRl-sfoN N. Y.
cinnau Enquirer. Herald
JAMEs EDwN srEAR ~ Y. Morld
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-05
Importanl NolIce % Cnrnentera.
Trunk manufacturer.
BIB Monroe street.


The Goyer Cold Meat Company has
received the following testimonial from a
well known and very skilled medical
gentleman Of this city, regarding the er :
eellence Of their meats slaughtered al
Kansas City and sent here in refrigera-
tors, Tho letter speaks for itself and
needs no further comment:
- :. MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 3, 1888.
To Mr., p. Mcintyre:
Dear Sir-It gives me unfeigned pleas
ure 10 thank you for calling my attention
TO your pioneer enterprise, In introducing
dressed beef from Kansas to this market.
After giving your meat a trial, / find Il
tender, juicy and sweet II is easy of d.
gestion, and has an appetitiye flavor not
possessed by meats heretofore sold IN this
market For reasons above stated, / re-
gard i as the most healthy meat TO be OBJ
tained Very respectfully,
WIN. HEwITT, NJ. d.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-05
CARPETR ANN FURNTTunR

The reasonable prices which
have always prevailed Mt BrysOn
e. Co.'S. 23l Main street, added 20
the fact that their stock Of goods
IN second 20 none In the South,
In quantity or quality, has re.
shifted in building mp u trade very
gratifying 20 the firm and their
friends. Nothing succeeds like
success.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-05
This for The LnhIea-

have a splendid line Of chIldren's
plush, velvet, cloth Astraohan and other
materials in turbans caps, polos and hats
10 suit the fall and winter trade. They
are In AL colors 10 match boys and girls
suits; also seal skating caps for boys and
girls, the largest assortment In the city,
and at bottom rock prices. Call, price and
examine the goods, and be convinced.
Martin Cohen, the halter, 2l9 Main street.
bS
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-05
Quality not Quantity.
DO Not Go 10 the Thenter this
week without a 5 cent package Of
KO-KO
Tulu
Chewing Gum.
PERSONAL

Golden hair fluid at Mrs McAnally's.
You can buy the best shirts only atSam
Mays, 269h Main street.
Oysters, fish and game. Seessel &
Wurtz5urger, 100 and 1872 Main.
New canned fruits, German pickles.etc
to arrive at Seessel & WurtzburRer'a 100
and 1872 Main street.
Misses Leonora Robbins and Fannie
kosamond left this morning for Louis
vile, to view the sights of the Exposi-
ton.
Consider the Lilies, was magnificent
" rendered at Calvary chuch last evening
Py the always pleasing soprano, Miss
Lizzie Mcclellan.
Mr.. NJ. w. Solomon, of Duncansby.
Miss, LEFT this morning for Denver, Col
orado, over the Kansas City road, but
will not return alone.
The Rev. Davis Sessums Is growing in
popularity. Calvary church was more
than well filed yesterday 10 listen 10 the
talented young diyine's eloquent utter
ances.
That the circus Is coming Is fact
which Interests the irrepressible small
boy. That the Walnut Palace Saloon,
81 Beal street, deals in superb liquors OF
various brands Is a fact which interests
the boy who has reached mans estate.
Martin Walt s. 90. are STRICTLY in the
commission business at 246 and 2lS Front
street. They are receiving daily m
signments Of all kinds Of produce-apples,
potatoes, corn, hay, oats, bran, poultry
live and dressed). eggs, butter, dried
fruit, hides, etc, etc.
Tho grocery and liquor store Of Julius
Nagel b Co., l4l Main street, is continu-
ally in receipt Of choice oatables and
drinkab'es. The latest addition to their
stock is Rhine wine, Delaware, Lake Erie
and sweet wine, dill pickles, French mus
tard, preserved cherries and other fruits,
etc., etc. For imported goods 90 to Ma
gels.
A. r. Davis, house and sign painter, 80C
Second st., superintends In person all work
intrusted 70 him, whether plain or deco.
rativo Having enjoyed life time expo.
rienco In executing work In his line nc
feels confident that he can give satisfaction
10 any patron. Contracts solicited and
finished promptly In a workmanlike man.
ner NJ reasonable rates.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-05
Dia' rhea, Dysent.ry or
Bloody FIuX,
Whether for young OF old.

Whether for young or old,
Contains DO opiates and is marvellous in it's
speedy effect. Read the following testimO-
bial. one among the hundreds in my posses
sion:
[ooPYl
Memphis, Tenn, Oct. 6, 1889.
Va Z. RosESHEfx Il suffered with tOHel
disordefs in July. August and September
ls;3; IN the latter month the disease Gu mi
mated in a very severe attack Of dysentery
accompanies with bloody discharges and
great pFostratiol. / took several regular
ceursts Of medicines, as prescribed BY a
physician, without any relief. / was finally
induced 10 try a bottle Of ROSE ELIXIR,
and before ! had taken three-fOurths Of the
,cntsuts ! Vas entirely cured. conscien-
iigusly recommend this medicine for the cure
q toEel complaints in general and chronic
. yssltsry il particular. 8. $. dARgETT,
Z s szperTiling Inspector Of steam NesreH,
ct sixth District
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-05

The Minute Hauk Concert Com.
panY Tonight,

The free sale OF seats indicates full
house at the theater tonight and also to-
morrow night. Speaking of the prima
donna Minnie Bauk, an exchange saws
she has happier faculty Of winning an
audience than any lady in her profession.
She has a faculty also Of singing Perrings
celebrated song Beware" Longfellow's
words in a most delightful manner, and
she never fails TO carry her listeners 10
enthusiasm when she renders IT, Her
costume worn in Carmen" was made In
Paris from original drawings by Madra-
go, the celebrated master OF the Spanish
school Of painting. A white Spanish lace,
which forms part Of the costume, was 4
present Of the Empress of Germany.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-05
TuTItnRn,R Deen Non Macao.

THUKBER's Deep Sea Maoke-
rel, 8 and 10 ID cans.
PURE RASPBERRY JAM, 4 10
AssORTED PRESERVES, 4
aud 3 ID Buckets
LARABEE's PRETzEIlS, fresh
DRIED BEEF, sliced.
IMPORTED (Swedish) matches
very cheap nt
ANGUS CAMPBELL q CO.'S,
I 90 heal street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-05
Cold weather Ahead,

The indications point 70 colder weather
tomorrow. Tho noon telegram from
Washington to-day says For Tennessee
and the Ohio valley Increasing cloudiness
and rain, warmer south 10 west winds and
falling barometer during the rest on Mon
day, followed on Tuesday by colder
weather In the western portion Local
rains, followed by colder northwosterly
winds, are predicted for the northwest
portion Of tho Gulf States and rain, fol.
lowed by colder weather with winds
shifting 10 north and west Is announced
for the lower Missouri valley. II will
also be rainy and colder over tho lake re-
gion and all around our circle, In fact, all
the way from the lakes 10 the Gulf
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-05
Sells Bros. Great SHOW.

Mr.. John G. Runnells, the advance
agent Of Sells Bros. great show, to be here
on the 25d inst Is in the city making pre-
liminary arrangements for the coming Of
the, popular and highly entertaining as
well as moral exhibition. Mr.. Runnells
Is an active and energetic show agent,
fully acquainted with all the details Of his
profession.
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Her secOndLove.

Abiding to Maude Changers play Her
Second Love, an exchange says: There
Is nothing dull in the plot; 1t is play OF
absorbing interest from first to last il has
many strong points and many Of the situ-
ations are highly dramatic; It is full of
stirring scenes, and the interest Is gene
rally kept up well. The Olga of Miss
Granger was quite effective. 1t was a
charming performance, both in make up,
case Of carriage and quiet force"
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Only The steinway Piano and
Clough a. Warren Organ
used ae Nine. Hauk's operate
concerts. n. vVitxmnnn a 90. are
sole agents for these nrat-class
Instruments. 81