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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-04

BY Grub, & Appcr-Dn,
Real Estate Agents ana Auctionccrf,
No. : north Eleventh street.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SAIL
Y OF EIGHTY And \ QUAErfR AtRl IS
OF VALUABLF LAND f'ART Of EO> g.
MEATH, ~ THE WE~TEEN ~lBlElt
ALONG TIE LINE OF THE GEOMTU "f
THE ClTY-By virtue 0f a decree of thc it..
cery Cont of the city of Richmond iu ihc -H.' .i
Caldwell. &C., as. hcuts executor. &C.. OBJ. H -
drrsigned, special commissioners. VII ,tI. Ai i..
Office Of the aucli0nccrs, 10 ~ O'Clock VI, 900
THURSDAY. NOyENEER 10, lo-}.
the ab0ye-dcscribcd TRACT OF LAND. iu ]. ..
rico county. about one mile wr-i 81 The torr'i.
tiOn line iparr 81 " KOSENEAIN p. rUu'tlu..
about EIGHTY AND \ OF AFTER A'iI-.
fronting on the south side ot Broad street ''
tiuued. and he west side az Tie rnat ruILt' '..-
Broad street continued and Grove avenue.
The tract viii bee sub divided into lut. iu
purchasers. a plat Of which is at the Ollie.
Gubbs < Apper,On. The sgc.ioucsra. Who NII
pleased tO show The same. As welt a. the iHri .
persons disposed 10 purchase at auy lime prov.
Ia the daN Of sale.
The present aud pro- pectiye improvement
Broad street. grove avenue. ltd the grant .N..
ward from Tie new reservoir g. Broad street. t.
the contemplated opening 81 frtnklln SIR
must necessarily largely enhance the value ot i
property.
TERMS: one fourth in cash balance 20 -. d.
twelve. and eigutecu months. ipf liable n.I ..
Interest added. aud Title retained until an tIr
clls..-mOney l. pad and \ conveyance dirtcic4 .'
The Court. kOBtRI HOW AhD'
JAMES H. DOOLFb,
nos special Commissioner
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The World.

Dissipatc the "malign influence by
rouslng Democratic majorties.
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Ey Quarlos & McCurdy,
Real Estate Auctionccrs ana Brokers,
1912 Main street.

1912 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEVEN
L BUILDING LOTS IN THE PLAN OF SID
NEY AND HARVIE, on TAYLOR. ASH
LAND. AND RESERVOIR STREETS. AT
AUCTlON.-ln execution of two tain tecd, Of
trust from Rober Verne and wife to the under
signed Is trustcc-the Gr,t bearing date on the
2Sth day OF september. 1882. OF record Ia tie
CLERK Office of Richmond Chancery Court. -. 4.
1872 C.. page -, and in the clerks 1tice Of Hem
rico County Court -. Il. llo. page 800. to secure
a bond Of Sl,jOO; he second dated lsth OF De-
tOber. $50, and recorded in Richmond Chauccry
Court. ID. Il. l22 g.. page l. tp secure bond of
5000. default having been M fdc IN the payment
Of both bonds, and being required so 70 do by The
holder trereOf-I shall offer for sale. upon the
premises. I'm The order below mentioned. ON
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER To-. 1883
beginning at - O'Clock. the real. FIST ,TE con-
vcyed by said deeds, aud described therein a. !ol-
lows:
LOTS Nos. a, -, and II, i'm square No. {.
each fronting 30 feet ON the west side ot Rescr-
yolr street, between Cary and Taylor streets, Lot
No. 7 being 20 the northwest corner of Reservoir
LOIS Nos. Is, 10. 20. 2I, and -. In square
No /. fronting together lGS feet ON TAYLOR street.
IA rear of the above lots and running back l2u feet
TWO LOTs beginning 1912 feet west of WASH
iugton street. fronting together 90 feet on ASH
land street. and running back l2j feet tO On alley
Is feet inches wide
TERMS cash as u suaiclency t. pay costs and
expenses of sale and - pay OH the SAID bonds or
due thereon. More liberal terms may De given az
sale. HENRY e.. CANNON.
oc 2s,31&Nol,o4,6,7,e.ol0 Trustee.
ByJ. Thompson Brown x Co, Auc:loucers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BROAD
4 STREET ROAD PROPERTY TWENTY
FIVE ACRES.-By virtue of deed 81 trust from
Layina Blair 10 The undersigned. trustees. .ud Of
record in ID. y. lOl, page 43J, licntco Cousty
Court, defadt having been made. aud being re-
quircd 10 DO, We VIII sell nj publ, auction, on
Tie premises. on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER ODD.
At o'clock. the PROPERTY 'escribed iu said
deed, being TWENTY-FIVE ACRES OF LAND
on the south line Of the Broad->trtet road two
miles from the corpor e. line, adjoining ca the
west the lands OF the Mitchell estate. II. l.. Kent's
heirs, and !. VI. Whites estate ana on The east the
lands of 1lrs. Layina Blair.
TERMS or SALE: Cash rs - expense 81 sac
and 10 pay Of notes due 90 the amount Of
S215j.49. with interest thereon, or such other
terms as may be agreed upon and announced ~
sale. W. ". COSBY.
JAMES III DOOLEN.
Trustees.
j. THOMPSON BROwN & Co. Auctioucers.
no al N41.I lU.l l.lIiSAZ3
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TAXES.
TRrAsrRRh's OFFICE ~ ,

,IHfAeUKkk's OFFICE JFl
HKNRIC0 COUNTY, Va,
RICHMOND. November I, 1883.
HENRiC0-C0UNTY TAX BILLS
H FOR TIKI YEAR 1883 VIII he ready for
payment ON End after the IOTH INSTANT
Az taA bilis rfInsiniDg unpaid on the first d.y
OK December next the LAW PROVIDES that 5 pr
cent De added, and bills put In the hands OF cod
ley r. Tor collection. WILLIAM TAYLOR.
no w TreTsur.y ,.-.ss:...i !. a..y.
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AucrIoN sALEs...Monday.
BY w. GoddIn & son. Auctionecrs'
corner RAM and Eleventh streets.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SENE
ORAL LOTS AND SQUARES IN TnE WES sr !,
Urn SUBURBS OF RICHMOND, NEAk ~
RICHMOND COLLEGE AND OPPOSITE TIE
FAIRGROUNDS, EAST or REsERYpiR AVE-
NUE. Or CLOVER STREET, TO BE sUBDI-
VfDED BY EXTENDING FRANKLIN AND
MULBERRY STREETS AND DEDltA1lNG
CERTAIN STREETS TO THE USE OF THE
PUBLIC.-By virtue OF L decree of the Circuit
Court Of Henrico entered on the 9th Of May. 1888,
In the case OF sheppard. guardian. against Blan-
ton. executor of sheppard. and Of another decree
entered In the same cause on the 30th October
1888, shall, rs special commissioner thereby APP
pointed. offer at auction. al the Office Of W. Godr
din 4 Son, auctioneers, corner Bank and Eleventh
streets, on
MONDAY THE 9TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1858,
NJ ~ o'clock NJ the above lots. cOnta' ming to-
gcther I2l7-1OO ACRES. These lots and squares
lie 10 the east of Glover street Reservoir avenue
continue ed. which Is 1O4 feet wide and leads from
the new reservoir TO Broad street lithoRraph'
map OF this property will be exhibited at the time
Of SALE
TERMS: One third cash; balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable noles. interest added
and little r. tanned until all the purchase-money Is
paid and a conveyance ordered hy the court.
30. LANE STERN.
oc 81 Special Commissioner.
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The Hanover Homicide.

Coalition supremacy will sound the
death-knel of the public-school system.
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Especial Telegram 20 The Dispatch.I
WASHINGTON, -. c.. November Al a.
M.-Forthe Middle Atlantic States, slightly
warmer, fair weather in the southern por-
tions, local rain In the northern portions,
soutberly TO westerly winds, and stationary
or lower barometer.
For the South Atlantic States, warmer.
fair weather, light. variable winds, and
stationary or lower barometer.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear 9nd
cool.
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY A. NJ, A:
o A. NJ, so: noon, go; Il. NJ, IS; g +.
NJ. 80: midnight, so.
Mean temperature, so &C.
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FOR OTHER LOCAL. SEE FIRST PAGE.l
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Ey j. Thompson Brown s. Cp..
Real Estate Agents and AurtiOuccr,
IllN MuIu .II....


TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO Bi lLb-
4 ING LOT~ON TilE FASI LINE Of lat
REL STREET. BETWEEN ALBlN AElI AND
BEVERLY STRItTS.-iu further cNl ,uiiou tHi
bv virtue of "a decd of Trust dlttI Apr 20, l~~-.
executed by john g. Robinson and glf" to 'hr un-
,trslgncd trustee, aud " record lu ihc th1urtrI
Court Of the city of Richmond. o. secure certain
negotiable notes therein mentioned. and where
default has been made, sud being requested so f1
do by the Beneficiary VIII -ell lt public auction,
on the premise, on
THURSDAY, SIN NOVEMBER,
an $50 O'Clock q. VI. portion OF the vacant proc
perry described in said deed, being sixty frtf ..
The unsuld portion. In square No 3. frUuu
the east line of Laur street between AiI
and Beverly streets, with depth Of one hundred
and fOrty-fvc feet tO an alley twenty far' "II..
TERMS: Cash a. 10 the expense 90 rN'. I''Ht '..
trust and 10 pay OF the sum 81 s31f.i q. .rf .ti-
ance due on the cightccn-moutts' uu''. NI' ii'ti-
est and balance As may Dee announced 10 .t" h}
sad Robinson or, u the event OF Ii- iIiltl. ' 30
do, then by the trustee,
/. T.. BLOWN, Trustee.
J. THOMPSON Brown & Co, Auctl0uc.r-.
Oc 81
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LOST, STRAYED. AND FOUNO.
FOR I.ENY.

FoR F HESIF,n1r DWELLINGS. e;
$40 10 500 PER MONTH.
BRICK,we Franklin street near Monroe Park (;
] 1 rooms
BRiCh, corner Eighth and Leigh streets; II
BRICK. 800 west Main street; 10 rooms.
FRAME. 5000 east Broad street: 10 rooms
BRICK, 80 west Main street; 10 rooms.
BrICk,2U3 east Canal, near Third strect; :
BRICK, 700, corner Grace and Laurel streets (;
BRiCK. 30i west Main street new; rooms.
BRICK. 3l6 west Cary street; rooms.
BRICK. 1913 west Cary street mewl; Z rooms.
BRlCh, 1915 west Clay street; rooms.
BRICK. 3l9 south Pine street: 6 rooms.
FRANZ. jlJ south Laurel street; . rooms.
FIR ME. 81 | moth Henry street rooms.
BRICK, 7OS west Clay street: rooms.
FRAME, 2209 east Franklin street; rooms.
STORES, &c.
NEW STORE. 1909 east Main street
NEW STORE. Ninth street near Main street
STORE AND DWELLING, 10 north Four
FINE STABLE, Third and Cary streets; four
stslls sleeplng-room, bins, sc.
OFFICES, Main, Bank. and Ninth streets
STABLE, corner Ninth aud Marshall streets.
STORAGE-ROOMS and WAREHOUSES;.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & Co,
Zeal Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
no Alt lllS Main Street.
IGOR RENT, THAT VERY AT F.
II TRACTTVE BRICK DWELLING, No. Iii
SIS west Grace. between Iau 'el and Shaicr
streets Recent additions have very considerably
improved IL. VIII be rented furnished, If desired.
Apply on the premises, or 70 .
GEORGE j. ANDERSON.
no 4-ltf at Planters National Bank.
DOR RENT. THAT DESIRABLESr 81
Il RESIDENCE at the southwest corner lii
Leigh and Sixth streets, No. SO, containing -
rooms, with all the modern conyeniences. Possess
sion a; once. j. VI. GODDIN.
no 4-3t Peal Estale Agent
NOR RENT, TIE DESIRABLEE.
II DWELLING No. IlsS west Clay street, LII
containing eight Rooms, bath, &c. The house has
just been put III good repair. Apply TO
JOHN ]. GODDIN.
Real Estate Agent.
no 4-c0d3t Bank and Eleventh streets.
DOR RENT, THAT PLEASAN
Il DWELLING No. Y. west Marshall street; Ii
J. VI. GODDIN,
no4-2t Real Estate Agent.
EOR RENT, Nos. 2l9 AND 23lT q
II south Second street (Waverly Place., Eli
each containing six rooms; bathroom and coal
cellar. Rent low to good tenants.
II. l.. STAPLES & CO.,
no Alt HOB Main street.
FOR RE T, On
UNFINISHED BACK PARLoR.
TERMS MODERATE.
+. NJ. WHITTLE, in,
no 3-2ts 106f east Main strret.
FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH ORCs
Il WITHOUT BOARD. at 600 north Tenth -
street. single gentlemen preferred. ne 3-2tt
DOR RENT, THAT LARGE AND q
l. VERY DESIRABLE TENEMENT No. til
3O7 west Grace street. Possession IN a few days.
Apply to GRUBBS & APPERSON.
no 3-6t Real Estate Agents.
DOR RENT, NEW HOUSE (JUSTE
\ flNISlIEDl, with modern improvements, Hi
ga west Grace street eleven rooms besides bath
and storeroOm. Apply to -
J. j. MONTAGUE,
oc 3l-6tf Ninth aud Arch streets.
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In execution Of 4 decree Of the Circuit Court Of
lIenricO county entered 18th Of October. 1888.
In the cases Of Grants administrator ~. Grant
and diS.. and Grant. guardian. &c, IS. Grant ani
dis.. the undersigned, special commissioner there
10y appointed for the purpose. VIII sell by auction
tho prpmtzes-
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ss-TuE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
IL LARsrR THAN THE COMBINED cIRCU.
LArioN OF ALL rHE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OBJ TIE CITY.
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late weather Report.

Entered a, tho Post-ofnce at Richmond. Va, Ne
second-class natter.t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-15

THE Supreme Lodge OF Knights and
Ladies Of Honor, in session at New
York Thursday, have decided to hold
the next convention, two years hence,
at Chicago.
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A CURTAIN LEOCURE.
Judge Hadden HaRls the Police
Force over the Goals for Neg
lect of Duty, and Then Pro.
ceeds 20 Clear the Docket.

Say, where abouts do you fellows
sleep, any way. when you're supposed
TO be waltzing around your beats
looking for sunken sidewalks, gentle-
men with too much sour mash in their
holds. vagrants, ferocious dogs, cross
eyed cats, and knock -kneed gosts2
You all must have some perch to
climb onto and take a nap, for while |
was riding around town the day before
the present one, | noticed a lot OF
signs, bills, dodgers, etc, posted upon
the tree boxes around Court Square,
and don't propose to have the mus
ings Of our little fur covered friends
interrupted by trying to
be educated sufficiently to
read the before mentioned signs
Now, | want this thing stopped, and
those signs, etc., must be removed
That's all. Go Hedrick and see how
quick you can relieve yourself Of that
oh, yeE' business.
Tom Anderson got on little hurrah
last evening in order to de homage to
the pale and chaste moon, which be
imagined was new tangled electric
light. Mr.. Andersons astronomical
venture cost him s..
Andrew Hunt, so the story runs, is
highly colored urchin Of the Queen
Ann style. At any rate, he was caught
slugging a lad yesterday, and his fun
will be renewed when he hits mother
earth with a spade during the next
four days.
The elite Of the oolored population
we're assembled within the spacious
quarters ola temple OF amusement last
svening, aud we're going through the
racquet, Newport glide, leng glide and
short stop, and several Others of the
| latest discoveries in pedalestic science,
when the ies ivities were rudely in
corrupted by Sergeant Kunholtz, who
made the narrowing inquiry HAS Ii.
cense been procured2" No, it had not
| but Bob Church went down into his
clothes and 6shed up $25, which per
mitted the iuu to go on, and increased
the revenues Of the city just thai
amount.
James Holden was SO drunk las
night that he mistook lamp post fol
a street. car and a gutter fora bed
When found by the police he looked
like a living corpse, and willingly CAV
up t5, which was gobbled up by th,
city,
0dell Langster, q youthful hous
breaker, was sent up for 100 days
0del's last operation was on hous
at the corner Of Yates avenue an
/ Washington street
A citizen failed to make prope
sewer connections for his place in tn
rear oil No. ]26 Second street and wa
assessed Eve dollars for his neglect.
Martha Guy, the colored woma
charged with "hoodooipg," was dil
charged, but not until she reiunde
the money. to the alleged victiu
Martha claimed that she mere
acted as a nurse.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-15
OK the first Of September Ii,

On the first Of September the
LEDGER was permanently enlarged
from a seven column to an eight col
umn paper, the size of this issue.
This was necessary to give space to
reading matter and advertisers. But
there has been such a pressure Of the
latter that another enlargement is even
more necessary than before. There
fore, to give our advertising patrons
ample space and display, and at the
same time to give q fair amount Of
reading matter, the LEDGER will .p>
pear on and after Monday next as a
nine column paper, 2Sx42 inches in
size. This will be then the largest
afternoon journal west Of New York,
If not in the United States, and IN
the full and true sense OF the word, a
newspaper. So much for the growth
Of all properly conducted business
enterprises of Memphis.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-15

THE Nashville Banner of yester
day afternoon paysthe following merit
ed tribute to one of the cleverest aud
most progressive journalists of the
State:
In the selection OF the execul i've
committee by the State Farmers
Association we find the rame of RObt
Gates placed in the list for West Ten
nessee. While the entire committee
is an excellent one, the Banner il
pleased to com mend the choice o
Major Gates as a recognition not only
# his ability, but also Of his active
services to tho farming community
By his speeches and lectures for more
than a year past he had aroused an
interest which eliminated in the for
nation Of the West Tennessee Farm
ers' Association. Being 10 thorough
sympathy with the objects Of the State
Association, he will make most
ficient member OF its most import
ant committee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-15


THE Vicksburg Post has libel
suit on its hands. 1t wasa good paper
before. but it now ranks as a great
newspaper. The suit is a small affair,
but it is libel suit, nevertheless. The
prosecutor is o oolored gentleman,
named Marble, who lately escaped
from the chain gang, A paper that
can damage the character Of such an
important parsonage must be power
for good or evil. The Post under
took to polish off this Marble but the
polish wouldn't take, Any paper
that would charge gentleman with
stealing chickens, when the record
showed that he only obtained money
under false pretenses, ought to have a
$3.50 libel suit to defend
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Third Baptist Church-Chelsea-Ser.
vices at II AIN. and 1880 p M, by Rev
J.. w. Lipsoy, pastor. Sunday.school Al
$3.50 am.
Rowan Mission, l02 jackson street, Fort
Pickering-Services at $3.50 pm.
Union Street Mission, at the Memphis
Institute, near the Medical College
Sunday school at 4 pm.
Safarans Street NJ Z. Church, South,
Chelsea - Sunday school at $3.50 am.
Preaching at 8 p.mn by the pastor, Rev
j, p. Walker.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Court
street-Sunday-schoOl at 9 am, W. II.
Stewart, superintendent. Divine service
at II am. and 1880 pm. II. A. Jones,
pastor.
Third Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Fourth and Looney streets, Chelsea
Services every Sunday at IL m. and 7:3C
p m, by the pastor, Rev. y. B. Thomas.
Central Methodist Church, Union stree
-Sunday.school at OK am. Services a
II am. and El5 pm. by the pastor, r. II
Mahon.
First Presbyterian Church, Bethe'
building, corner Of Adams street and
Charleston avenue-Sunday-school 9:'C
am. Services at II am. by the pastor
Rev. Eugene Daniel. Evening service
at First Methodist church.
Alabama Street Presbyterian Church
corner Jones avenue andAlabama street.
Sabbath-school at $3.50 m. Services a
II am. and 5 pm. by Rev. W. H. Darn
all.
First Baptist Church-Seivices at /
am. Subject; "Three Hebrew Martyrs.
Evening discourse, 7;45, "Chrstian Zeal
X. A. Venable, pastor.
Strangers Church, Union street-Rev
N. NJ. Long, pastor Services beginning
ut II am. and 8 pm. Sabbath-schoo
at $3.50 am. Subject at night" How h
be Christian"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-15

New YORK, September Is AR
rived: Oder, Bremen; Werra,
Bremen; p Caland, r tterdam.
QUEENSTOWN, September l5.-Ar
rived: City Of Richmond, New York,
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One Member who IEesIgns.

FoRTREss MONROE, September 15-
q. NJ. Mayar, Of Westmorelsnd county,
Virginia, member of Congress elect,
shot himself this morning on board
the steamer Virginia, from Baltimore
for Norfolk,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-15

DORSEY is not afraid to tell the
truth" says an exchange, and the wOn-
der is that he does not do it.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

PARIS. September l5.-0Hicial dis.
patches from Hanoi state that th
numerical str myth OF the Black
Flags in the recent battle was 1901.
The Black Flags commander ex
peeted reinforcements from Sontay
but the French gunbOats prevented
th' ir arrival.
PEsTH, September 15.-Presthel
Lloyd says all indications point to the
belief that tae authors Jf the disor
ders in Croatia are but the pioneers oi
the projected South Slavanian asita
ton, which is to be directed, mol
against Hungary alone. but against
the Austrian empire generally.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-15

WALLACE Gruelle. editor of the
Breckenridge, KY, News, announces
that on the first day Of this month he
began to keep diary Of all the mur-
ders committed in Kentucky, will
publish it at the end Of each month,
and still he says nothing about enlarg-
ing his paper.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-15
ADDITIONAL COTTON.

LIVERPOOL, September Is, LSO p.m.-
Cotton opened ha dening and advanced
Lied. Upands,6 l3-l6d; orleans,5 15-l6d
Sales to-day, 1900 bales Receipts, 290(
bales; all American. Futures opened
easy and closed steady.
NEW York, September 10, 1909 pm
Cotton firm Ordinary, l3-l6c; good
ordinary, 0 Lice low middling, 9Hc
middling, lOAc; good middling; lOssc
middling fair, ll9Sc; fair, l2Sc. Futures
are barely steady at to 8 points below
yesterdays closing prices.
NEW ORLEANs,September 10, 1880 m
Cotton firm. Middling, l0bc. Sales
to-day 400 bales. Receipts to-day. at
Galveston, 1916 bales, against 4l5 samC
, day last year; at New Orleans, 1913,
against 72} Norfolk 52i, against 500; Sa'
vannah 2l00, against 2O0l; Charleston,
29A, against ITO Mobile none, against
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-15
Long.Winded Naasion.

CONCORD, N. Il, September l5.--
The session Of the Legislature, which
closes this morning, was the longest
ever held 10 the State. The members
each receive l02 days pay aud it will
require upwards Of 100000 TO pay
their per diem. Nearly 375 bills and
joint resolutions we're passed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-15

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., September Is.
Frank Foster, twenty.one years old,
and Charles Pruy, twenty-four, we're
drowned last night in the river by the
upsetting Of a boat. A man named
Murphy was rescued in an exhausted
condition, The bodies were not re.
covered.