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The Baltimore County union., 1883-05-19
SHERIfF's NOTICE

In and by virtue of an Act Of Assembly passed
at December Session, 1888, Chap. 2Oj, entitled
"An Act relating 70 the liens of mechanics and
others upon buildings" :" Whereas. a writ Of .cire
acias has been Issued out Of the Circuit Court for
es,'iWQr. county by ueorge >. Carroll -s.'"..
Ailo w. Locke and Patrick Conway. trading and
dolsg business ~ Locke and Conway. returnable
ON the ID Monday in May. to me directed, for the
purpose Of recovering the SUN of Si2j tor work
done and materials furnished 10 and for certain
builiings, 20 wit:
on ALL THOSE LOTS OF GROUND, stu.
ate in Baltimore county. in the State Aforesaid on
the north side nf North or boundary Avenue. and
described as follows: The let Of said lots coin.
meaces at the distance of about % feet from the
wes, side Of Maryland Avenue, and runs thence
westerly bounding on the north side Of North
Avenue 10 feet By Is5 fee, northcry To the centre
Of an alley 20 feet wide. Tho "a lot adjoins the
let 90 the west thereof. fronting 10 feet on North
Avenue with a depth of iS5 feet Co the centre Of
Of sAid alley. The ID lot adjoius the I'd 60 the
west thereof aud Is Of the same dimensions as the
lot hrst and sec .ndly above described. The 9Th
lot adioins the I'd to the west thereof and bounds
q feet on North Avenue with a depth Of lS5 feet
noftherly 20 the centre of said aey 20 ieet wide.
The 18th lot commences at the distance Of 80 feet
and 6 inches from the wesiernmost line Of the lo;
last described. and runs thence westerly on the
north side of North Avenue ~ feet aud inches
snd has a depth Of lSj feet TO the centre of the
alley Aforesaid. The 9Th and 9Th lots adjoins the
jth lot 90 the west thereof and each other rcspec.
lively. each being Of the same dimensions as the
lot last above described. And the said George J.
Csrroil claims his lien also upon the improv cmcnts
on said lots, which consist of three story brick
dwelling with white marble front on each Of said
lots. the ith thereof having a mansard roof there
on. And the said licnoT dcsignatcs the sum of
$60.7l a. a special lien each of the lots above
described and the improv ements thereon a. a:orc-
said. And the said George J. Carroll claims a
lien for the recovery Of the sum of Si2j. due and
owing him for work done aud materials furnished
in and about the construction of the said houses.
And therefore notice h hereby given in pursuance
cf the said Act Of Assembly. to all claimants and
persons interested 10 be aud appear before the
Circuit Court for Baltimore County.
ia or Jefore Le 30 Monday ~ May. lSS3.
10 show cause. if any they know OF have 10 say.
Why the said sum of money above named should
not be levied of the said buildings and grounds
10 the use of George J. Carroll aforesaid. accord
Jog Go the form Of tho Act II Assembly in such
case made and provided
RICHARD &. TRACEY.
Sheriff VI baltimore county.
May 18th, tSS3. Nav ia.-H
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es-Ths A.erieaa, which has always persist
entity, and without cause, fought Col. c. Irving
Ditty, nov says "thsre is no surcr way TO excite
sympathy for fallen foe than for his antagonists
to exult over his misfortune. The opponents Of
Mr.. Ditiy would do well 10 bear this In mind"
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e1~In the trial at IIarrodsburg. Ny, Of the
Hon. Phil. D. Thompson for the killing Of Walter
II. Davis, the jury returned verdict Of aequitial.
The killing grew out Of the fact Of Davis intima
ey with Thompson's wife.
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es-den. sehenek, ex-M. c. and ex.Minis,sr
to England, Who vas supposed to be dying Of
Brgh,'s disease year age. is sAid to have fully
recovered his health and Il s all attributed 60 an
exclusive diet of Skinned milk and tomatoes.
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es-Dishop Jesse 7. Peck, Of the Methods,
Episcopal church, died at Syracuse. n. Y, on
Thursday afternoon, In the 75d year Of his age.
lie had been bishop for eleven years and had
been in the ministry for more than hfsy years.-
lie leaves an invalid wife
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Uaeful Invention.

NsW IFFssg HiTTeT.
A vineIand man claims 10 bo the inventor of q
"pig nurse and artificial mother" whiehis intend
ed To stake the place Of q mother in the rearing
Of orphaniIed pigs. lambs, calves and other like
animals" II is described A. one of those "in
dispensibIe machines which no breeder Of domes-
tic animals can afford 20 be without.
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aa-Ths burial of the remains Of The mother Of
Gen. Grant took place at Cincinnati % Monday.
Mrs. Grant was buried beside the remains Of her
husband, Jesse r. Grant. Mrs. 0rnnt vas bern
IN Dsrks eouniy, Pc, EoysmbeF 3sd, i7so.
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DROPOSALS.

Proposals will be resolved until
HaT.day. JsHe IA. 1883,
AZ ~ o'clock ~,
For the opening. grading aud construction u
FULTON AVENUE. from the north boundary
line 81 baltimore city 60 the easteTnmost side Of
Druid liill Avenue, in Baltimore county. The
grading 10 be done BY the cubic yard and arched
culseft masonry by the lineai foot.
Proposals 20 be addressed 10 the undersigued
(endoTsed for Fulton Avenuel and delivered at the
ofhee of SIMPLIFY cARMAN, No ~ Morse
Building, 30 West Fayette Street, Baltimore.
A Plat and Profile Of the Avenue and specih-
cations can be seen and such other information as
may be desired ean be obtained by applying 20 the
Examiner GEO. II. CARMAN, Examiner,
May lg.-3t No. II Morse Building.
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CuERIFFs NOTICE

In and by virtue Of an Act of Assembly passe q
al December Session, IS3S, Chsp. 205. entitled
IAN Act relating to the liens ot mechanics and
others upon buildings :" Whereas, writ of scirc
Jasss has been Issued out of the Circuit Court for
Rsitinore county by AlSa Hubbard, trading an 4
doing business as Aiva Hubbard A Co.. against
Milo W, Locke and Patrick Conway, trading and
doing business as Locke A Conway, rcturnabie on
the Third Monday In May. 20 me directed. for tho
purpose of recovering the sum of SijS.03 for work
done aud materials furnished to and for certain
baiijings. 10 Wit;
situated In baltimore county, In the State of Mary
land aforesaid IN the north side of North Bound.
ary Ave, and described follows, that l. 60 say:
The ist Of said lots commences NJ the distance Of
about % feet from the west eide of Maryland
Avenue, aud runs thence We .erly bounding on
the north side of North Avenu- 10 feet by is5 feet
northery 10 the centre of an Lllcy 20 feet wide.-
The second lot ajoins the fret to the west thereof
fronting ~ feet on North Avenue with depth oi
Iss feet 20 the center Vf said alley The third lot
adioins tho second 20 the west thereof. aud l.
Of the sane dimensions a. the FIRST and second
lots above described. Tho fourth lot adjoins the
third to the west thereof, aud b,unds - feet on
North Avenue with depth % is5 feet northeEly
20 the eeptrs of said alley 20 feet vide. The 9Th
lot comucnces nj the distance Of 10 feet and O
inches from the westernmost line OF the lot last
described, aud runs thence westerly on the north
side of North Avenue ~ feet and inches, and
has depth of is5 fee, 20 the centre of the alley
aforesaid. The sixth and seventh lots adioins the
hth lot TO tho west thereof. aud each other 70.
spectivsly, each being of the same dimensions as
the lot last above described. Aud the said Alva
Hubbard claims his lion also on tha improvements
upsn said lots. which eenslst of . three story
brick dwelling with white marble front on each c.
said lots. the fourth thereof having = mansard
roof thsreupon and the said lienor designates the
sum of tss.t3 ~ . special lien on each Of said lots
and Improvements thereon a. aforesaid. And the
said Aiva Hubbard a Co.. claims = lien for the
recovery Of the sum of si5s03, due and owing
them for work done and materials furnished In
and about the construction of the said houses.-
Aud therefore notice Il hereby given In pursuance
Of the said Act Of Assembly, 20 all claimants and
persons interested 20 be and appear before the
Circuit Court for Baltimore County,
OH or before he ID MsHday IL Nay, 1883,
20 show oAuss, u any they know or have TO say.
uhy the said sum Of money above named should
not be levied Of the said baildings aud grounds 10
the use Of Alva Hubbard 4 Co. aforesaid, accord
20 the form of the Act Of Assembly In such case
made and provided.
RICHARD @. TRACEY.
Sheriff of Baltimore county.
May 18th, 1ss3. May l9.-h
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es-Jadge white. Of Allsshsny City, Pa,
"drsw Il exceedingly hns" recently In decision
By laying down the rule that . mare is not horse.
He quashsd an Indictment ia . ease In which .
man vas charged with stealing borss. whereas
the animal was . mare.
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<35t, $4,000
The amour, Of taxes required 70 be collected for
the year lss3, n per estimate, il $4,000, an
nsssssment of 90 cents every 500 Of assessable
property IN the county. being IL $780,,
Yjs.s2, the fraction over the amount required j.
SI,0O7.C2
WHEREAS. by An Ae; Of the General Assembly
Of Maryland, 1852, chapter So. 20 provide for the
general valuation and assessment Of property in
this state and pursuant 90 an Act passed January
Session. 1854. Act passe1 January Session. 1876,
and an Act passed January Session, Is5s, the
County CommissiOners Of Baltimore county do
hereby impose al assessment or tax Of Ii eents
on every 500 worth Of assessabie property within
the limits of Baltimore county for the year 1858,
being s5O.g3y.3s?. a. an assessment Of lsi cents
on every SEQ. is So, j,5li.T6 for State taxes.
Given under our hands this L., day of May.
10 the year % our Lord one thousand, eight hun.
drei and ei ighty-three.
EDWARD ". STIEFEL. fsEAL1
JOHN II. MILLENDER, tsEALl
JOHN T. u. PARLETT, tsEAL1
County Cammissioners for Baltimore county.
J. HARMAS sCHoSE. Chief Clerk.
May St.
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sxTOODLAND FOR SALE.

So A TRACT OF II3 ACRES IN BAL. -
G1 TIMORE COUNTY,
Adjoining the property of John Bacon. Esq, about
y miles from Monkton and the same distance from
Hereford. About 20 Acres are covered with tim
beF Of mixed varieties and mature growth-the
value of the being equal TO that % the entire
uaci-and the balance l. partially enclosed aud
readily put under cultivation. II l. improved by
a TENANT HOUSE. 10 by Is feet, with garden
adjoining, and Is located n Gne spring. Terms
cash. For information apply TO o. EGE,
MechaRicsbuTg, Cumberland county, Pa.
Nav
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Eo-The members Of the FayeIts county, Pa.
bar are taking active measures to secure the dis
barment Of Dukes, who killed Capt. Mutt.
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New Advertisements.
A AU'T'oSEEnINc.
Dissolution OfCO.Partncrship

The partnership hcretfore existing between
SAMUEL q. WILSON aud WILLIAM ". RIs.
TEAt in the Auciioneering business has been dis.
solved.
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New Advertisements.
MONEY TO loan

On good farms In baltimore and other counties.
$lrO,0O0 10 sums from $500 20 $4,000. at per
cent. THOMAS HILL,
fayeite and ST. Paul streets. Baltimore.
Nav lq-3m
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A UcrIoNEERING.
CO-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

Tho undersigned have this day entered into
partnership, under the name Of sIIAMBERGER
A RISTEAU. for conducting the business ofGEN.
ERAL AUcTIOSEERS In The city aud county Of
Baltimore. DANIEL SHAMBERGER,
wM. NJ. RISTEAU,
No. 20 Lexington street. baltimore.
MAY isr, 1883. May I9.-tf.
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The undersigBei will continue tho Auetioneer-
ing business as heretofore. Being very thankful
for past fayors, he soiicits a continuance Of the
same SAMUEL q. WILSON,
May lg.-3;. Tousontown
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By JOHN :. BIDDIsox, Auc,ion.sr.
DUBLI< SALE
l. -srA-
VALUABLE TRUCK FARM OF - ACRES,
u MILES FROM THE CITY ~
e LIMITS PHILADELPHIA ROAD. *


The undersigned. Attorneys for the owner, VIII
sell at public auction. on the premises. on
Wsdss.day. Nay sd, lss3,
at o'clock 4. NJ,
ALI THAT PIECE OR PARCEL. on LAND.
CONTAINING THIRTY 1897 ACRES,
MORE OR LESS.
Five y acre. 81 which j. in Timber and the bal
anee 10 high state of fealtiv alton. improvement,
DWELLING. BARN,
and other ou,buildings, with a splendid vel of
pure water and fruits of all kinds This property
aijoins the Orange Farm aud Vim. Bireh's and
shau's properties. and near Bayvicw Junetion of
the r., W. u. u. u, with frontage of over 300
feet on the turnpike; is admirably suited Cor n
market garden OF country residence. This prop
er,y 10 we'll worth the notice Of capitalists aud
others seeking Investments. Il must in the near
future become valuable property. Title undis.
paiei. An abstract of the same, with the plat.
can be seen AZ office.
gs- For further particulars inquire of
=. 7. DAWSON 4 son,
No. 2lt East Baltimore street, Baltimore,
JOHN $. BiDDfSON, Aue,ioncer,
GaFdenville. Baltimore county,
Or. cIfAS. FOSSETT. on the premises.
g1- P.S.-Termssasy made known at the sale.
MAJ lq-ts
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MONEY INVESTED and Loans Negotiated.
Nl J. p. CLARK, Lexington and Calvert sts.,
Baltimore, Md, (feb.3tAug.26.
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Br o. p. MAcGILL. Auc,loDe,,
DUBBIC SALE

DUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY, IN
I'D DISTRICT,
Un BALTIMORE COUNTY, NH. G&yH
TIE undersigned, Administrators Of fbomss
Sepan, deceased. will sell at public sale, by vir.
iss of an order Of the 0rphans' Court for BaIti.
more county, on the farm Of A. CreahAn, occupied
by Mary Sellman. on the Marriottsville road,
near Liberty Turnpike. on the premises. on
ThHrsday, 2tfh day Of Mag, 1883,
Mt I o'clock T.. NJ,
All the Personal Property of said deceased, viz:
u VALUABLE MULES.
4 ! GREY MARE AND COLT,
4 PINE FRESH COW.
spring Wagons. Farm Wagon,
Hay Carriage, Piows. Harrows, Sf0f
Champion Reaper and Mower.
~ Spring Tooth Iiay Rake, lot of
SE&<@-fFino Harness. 9e. Cooking
mzlsMszS Stove and FiStures, Tables,
bureau. AMI variety of other articles
e0-SALE PERRMPTORY.
TERMS-Al sums Of $50 aud under cash on
all sums over $40 credit Of six months, with
notes 20 be approved by the Administrator.
JNO. sELLMAN.
G. BONN SLINGLUPP, Ad"'h'''Fa'ors'
u. p. MAcGILi.. Auciioneer.
Nav la.--tA,
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Miscellaneous.
DALTO. COUNTY TAX LEVY
- -FOn-
THE YEAR 1883.

The County .CoMssissioners Of Baifimore
County Ts< the CosnfY Of Bafsi-
0s0re for the Year 1883, as
Ioffosrs, 20 arD.
Estimated amount made and allowed by the coun-
~ Commissioners of baltimore county 90 meet
the Current Expenses for the year iss3, as 70.
quired by an Act Of the General Assembly Of
Maryland 10 provide for the speedy collection Of
County Taxes In Baltimore county, and TO
authorize the County Commissioner Of BaIti
more county 20 effect loan In anticipation Of
the sane, passed January Session, 1854, Janu.
AIRY Session, 1870. and January Session, 1873,
and January Session, 1850, and January Session,
1889:
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New Advertisements. A
IOR RENT.

A HOUSE AND LOT, good stand for IS.
Shoemaker. Apply to JOHN h. WATKINS.
AZ Baldwin p. o., Baltimore county, Nd.
NAV Ig.--lts
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DRIvATE SALE
EOR SALE.

A DAYTON WAGON, nearly new, with Pole
and Shafts, containing three seats. The owner
having no use for Il will be sold low. For further
particulars apply at UNION OFFICE.
May l2.-3l.
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pARInR


C<-, Crimson Figured Raw-n0E
silk PArior Suit, Easy
and Reception chairs.I w
Gilt Frame French Plate Mantle Mirror. French
Plate Pier Mirror, Gilt Frame with Corniee. 10
match: wM. KNABE 4 co. ROSEWOOD CASE
PIANO. = ociaves and full round corners large
EsTEi ORGAN. stops; Piano stool in Raw
silk. Piano Cover, PArlor Cabinet. Music stand.
Marble Top Tables. French Clock with Bronze or.
nameni. Bisque Figures. oil Paintings Of value
and merit. Administer Carpet. 4e.
HALL AND DINING ROOM.
Heavy Walnut Hall Piece. Lisbon Slab; Leather
Seat Hall Chairs. wAlnu; Buffet. Lisbon -
Slab; Pillar Extension Table. set Of Cane
Seat Diners With Carving Chairs, largeEMSz
Ioubie Door Walnut Refrigerator, dne Walnut
CellAreiie. Silver Plated Ware. China, Glassware.
Chandelier. Body Brussels Carpet. &c.
CHAMBERS.
llandseme Rosewood Chamber Suit with ward-
robe Elaborate Walnut Chamber Suit. Lisbon
slabs with Wardrobe: this suit is iniaii With
BronSc Bas -reiiefs and cost $500 One Walnut
Chamber with Armoire Wardrobe; = 2Oiher Walnut
suits, Hair and Ilusk Mattresses. Spring Beis.
Bols,cts and Pillows. Chefoniers. Toilet Sets.
Brussels and Ingram Carpets. Mating, &e.
LIBRARY.
Walnut Bookcase. Walnut Desk. Leather Pom
padour Lounge, Invalid's Reclining Chair. Rattan
ESLRk2 and Cane Seat Chairs. French Clock
Zk~ with Marble Base and Bronze figure
AAK BionIe side Ornaments. Chandelier
ana Drop Light. Body Brussels Carpet. abou, one
thousand Volumes of Books. amongst which are
several sets Of Encyclopedias. Ancient aud Modern
Histories. Dictionaries. Scientific Works. large
number Of Theological Works. Text Books. Stan
dard Novels aud miscellany. &c.
servant Room outht, Kitchen Utensils. 4c.
y. B.-All of this furniture vas made by =.
HANSON HISS a CO.. and 10 in excellent eonii-
tion.
.Es-Catalogues can be had Of the Auetioneer,
on SATURDAY, MAY seth. House not open for
inspection until the morning Of sale.
TliOS. NJ. LANAHAN,
JOHN CARSON,
Executors of John Carson, deceased.
MATTHEW'S A KIRKLAND, Auctioneers.
May l2.-ts.
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NJ NAM '. hA'
Sheriff u Baltimore county.
lay ltih. Iss3. May i9.-lt
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-30

Vile, 5000 BY the Memphis and Little
Rock, 1900 BY the Mississippi and Ten
nesses, 1900 BY the Mississippi river boats
and about 1000 bales by vessels from the
side streams The receipts by the Chesa-
peake Ohio aud Southwestern railway
are about the same as last year.
A prominent citizen Of the Taxing Dis
trict was on a business trip TO Arkansaw a
few days since, and he appeared so dandi-
fed to the residents of the swamps that
they concluded TO take him down a but
ton or two as the old saying goes. Ac-
cordingiy he was induced TO accompany
them on hunt for coons, and when about
two miles from home, In mud and water
two feet deep, and amid pitiful appeals for
assistance, left him and went for home.
They found him comfortably wrapped up
in bed, but little the worse for his coon
hunt. How he beat them home is 4 mys-
terry.
The directory Of the Elevator Company
held a meeting yesterday and decided e
stand upon their rights to use their rail-
way tracks exclusively for themselves il
they see 1T. The tracks, they declare,
were laid at their own expense, and at q
cost of 5000, while TO Keep from en-
croaching on the public highway or do
main they moved their elevator site ID
feet farther west, or into the river. Not
wishing to be arbitrary, however, the
company express a willingness to le'
others located near them run cars over
their track at a dollar a car, when such
running does not interfere with Their
business.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-30
GOlOr Music.
Pail Mall 0axeiia


Mr.. A 2. Bethel, 10 letter 10 the
Standard, explains system of scale
color, or as he prefers to call il color
music, which he invented more than
l6 years ago for his own use, and he
hopes soon 10 publish 10 some maya.
zine such = sketch Of the system as
will enable artists to form some opin-
ion upon it. He gives roughly his
equivalent for musical notes as fol-
lows: Red, A crimson, B fat purs
pie, b mauve, Q; azure, q sharp !;
blue, d deep green, Il fiat; yellow,
+; buff, Il sharp; orange, G., and
scarlet, a ass. The seven naturals
are what are usually called the seven
oolors Of the spectrum, namely; red,
purple, mauve, Tor iudigo) blue, green,
yellow, and orange. There is differ.
enoe Of tone between my mauve and
the indigo in the spectrum, but | think
experience justi6es me In making il.
Toilet oarmine may be taken as the
representative Of mauve, although the
aniline color is often required in paint.
ing costumes, etc. The others may be
taken roughly thus Red, Rosa Krapr;
crimson, Magenta purple, dahlia car
mine azure, new blue blue, cerule
um deep green, Viridian; Sehon.
fields "Hillgrun ZinnOberp yellow,
Italian pink buff. OhAlous brown J;
orange, Reeyes's pure orange scarlet,
orange scarlet madden. In each case
he only indicates the hues, which may
be darkened or lightenod as required,
but are subject TO alteration in differ.
ent keys.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-30
KAHN & FREIBERG.
weather. Points.

Highest temperature yesterday 74', and
lowest CSC. 1t went 22' below the latter
this morning.
The winds blow heavily to-day up on
the Northern lakes, and warning signals
hang out at various points.
The total rain fall over this city during
the past six days measures l.3s, or "a little
more than one and one-third inches.
The wind came from the southwest
very gently this morning and to-day. 1t
blew from the west stiff and strong last
evening.
The noon weather telegram from Wash
ington to-day says: 1.-THE Ohio river and
its tributaries, and the Mississippi river
south Of Cairo win rise decidedly"
The mercury dropped TO 42o this morn
ing, and the skies were as clear as bell,
but there was no frost. The state Of the
atmosphere was not favorable for frost
1t rained night before last and yester-
day up about Pittsburg and down the
Ohio river to a point below Louisville,
All Of the side streams are reported full,
and rise Of the waters may be expected
forthwith in the Ohio.
The mercury was at the freezing point
this morning up in Dakota, and 1t was
below 40' at Dodge City, Kansas, North
Platte, Nebraska; and at st. Paul, Mime
sofa. The prospect ahead i', fair and a
little warmer weather,
No rain fell anywhere in the South OF
along the Ohio valley during last night,
and fair skies were reported all around US
| mora than d00 miipa awav in pyprv dirao.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-30
COURTHOUsE NOTES.


The Jessie Wagner papers were turned
over to his attorney, Mr. N b Patterson.
In the Circuit Court to-day the case of
Rawlings. IT,, against Froman Il Mitchell
is on trial.
David 0'Neil was tried this morning on
a charge OF larceny from the person of
Stewart Blakely.
Judge Pierce yesterday fined a promi-
nent citizen $25 for failing to respond as a
juror. He had gone hunting
Suit has been instituted by N. w.
Speers, ir., against the DeSoto Oil Mil
for 5000 alleged to be due him.
Marshal Brown, the colored woman
cutter, was yesterday sentenced to FIVE
years in the State Jug where he will
have chance to try his knife on stone
walls
Judge Greer to-day released Pat
Hughes from the county Jail. Hughes
was convicted of carrying concealed
weapons, but the balance of his term will
be held up during good behavior.
Henry Thompson. the janlt0r of the
city rooms in the courthouse, says his oc-
cupation Is gone since the law about a
quiet gameof "keerds" is to be enforced 50
to-day he turned his deck into model Of
the new Cotton Exchange, aud will mi.
CRATE to the Rocky Mountains.
On the trial Of case in the Circuit
Court an eminent counsel, in his argument
to the jury, stated that if they found
again I his client they would have to find
him both knaye and fool. The Jury found
against the client, but split the finding
client the knaye, lawyer the fool.
The Grand Jury to day returned true
bills in the cases of james Wyfred, assault
and battery and carrying concealed
weapons Anderson Reeves, grand lar
ceny; Chas. Reid, petit lar eny; Rache
Long, perjury; Florence Washington, as
sisting to murder and malicious stabhing
Judge Greer to-dayrequested the CRANE
jury to give special attention to gambling
0fall linds, and especially bucket shoI
dealers in futures. Ills Honor also STATED
to the police that 1t was their duty Il
seek out all gambling house
and report the same to him. His Homo
remarked that simply because institution
Fof the kind never had been closed wa
no reason why they should not be, as |
only required an unbroken determination
The attention of the Grand Jury was ais
called to cotton selling after dark in III
country.