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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-05

rho sido % tako-tho bunny side.

The side to take-the Sunny side.
The time Is nearing for a reappear-
ance Of the numerous society items
beginning with: "The brides dress,
which was Of unusual elegance and
beauty was Of heavy white" 10.
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3. LEVY,
Trunk manufacturer,
30 Monroe street.
8. IEYY.

We have removed TO No. 1872 Second
street where we will be pleased 10 sec oui
friends and patrons, COLE 4 co.
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Removal.

The Memphis Lumber and Manuiac-
turing Co., on account Of tho fire, arc
now located AZ Nos 36i and 869 Second
street, opposite their old stand, where they
will DO pleased TO 500 their friends and
patrons. 49t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-05

The Twilight Coierie Club will give a
select hop tonight At Cochran. Hall.
Those invited are expected TO attend.
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Carpets, 0ilclOths.
LlNOLEUM RUGS,
Large stock Just Received
Special Bargains, Low Prices,
Ames, Beattie & Co.,
303 Main street. sea
Church Ceremonies.

Tho cornerstone Of the First BAptisl
church, corner Of Fourth and Sycamore
streets, Chelsea, will be laid next Sunday
afternoon under the auspices Of the X. o.
o. j. o. l. A procession Is 10 DO formed
at one In the afternoon at No. 20l From
street, while the ceremonies will com.
menco al ? pm. and the cornerstone will
be laid at three. The Rev. X. Reid Il
pastor Of the church aud T. O. McNea
Is the clerk.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-05

EROM the Ensley plantation, one black
Il horse mule, about 10 years cid, white star
on each side, caused by saddle; mouse
colored mouth; not closely sheared. A lis.
eral reward will DO paid for the delivery Of
said mule to Ensley 4 Matthews, on planta.
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DIR. EIERmAN's WATER IURR,

% Second street. Turkiih, Russian,
steam, yapor, hot and cold baths given. 81
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FOR SALE OR REM
sTRAYEO OR STOLEN.

-
DlAhOs and organs, new and seoond, hand
on easy monthly installments, AZ
" MIILMANN 4 CO.'S. ga Second street
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PRoEEanInNAL.

NR. n. ". PURaELL, Telephone iss,
" ~ Main street, over Rloyd'G. sat
nR.J. ID. WHITE,
" 23 MAIN STREET, corner jefferson.
/ n; COLEMAN, Justice Of the Peace,
Y. Notary Public and Comnissioner Oh
Deeds. Special attention given 10 collections
IN the COUNTY. 0fhoe " Madison At liaf
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ron RERT.

---7-------------------
ONE-HALF Of a centrally located store on
" Main ttreet near Union. has a large
s inS9S WnloW, seEeler tenant rrele red
Address SIMPSON, this Office Is 81
COTTAGE. 5 rooms, No. as He,nando
" road. J 4 BlgeloW, No. "a fernando
road and $40 Second street. i2l
DlANOs ami ORGANS al
1 % H0LLEGBEhG's Music House
| AkgE, hrst-elssl cotton warehouse.
y lzst j. v, PATRICK.
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FOR SALE

DARLOR SET Brussels carpets, bedroom
l. sets, cooking range and other houseboid
goods. Can be seen at 1914 Court Extended
from u IN. 10 3p.m ri s0
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A very large coneourse Of friends Of the
late Mrs. Elizabeth Woodbridge congre-
gated at the residence Of the Hon. Thos.
}. Latham, on Rayburn avenue yesterday
afternoon, 10 pay their last respects on
earth to the worthy lady who departed
this life AZ the advanced dge Of seventy
years on Saturday evening. The Rev.
George Sweeney ofiiciated at the sad Ger.
em0nies both at the residence and at the
grave In Elmwood. Mrs. Woodbridge
VISA the mother Of Mrs. IT,. Latham, Mrs.
Maggie Peters, Mrs., Jas. Simpson, and
Mr.. Albert Woodbridge, all Of whom were
present at the funeral. Mr. Woodbridge,
by missing train connections, failed "a
reach here until nearly night, and the
funeral ceremonies were somewhat de
layed by the circumstance The respected
deceased was also the mother Of the late
Oscar and Egbeit Woodbridge. Mr. VIM
Woodbridge, now Of Louisville, Ky, wa
another son, who was unAyoidably absen
at the sad rites. The highest compliment
that could have been paid 10 the memory
Of the departed lady, was the fact tina
among those present at the funeral wer,
acquaintance who had been her noighbor
and citizens here during the past 40 years
Mrs Woodbridge mas been an invalid 70
a long time back, and has not been seen Il
society for number Of years on tina
account
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WAITED.
A GOOD COOK at 81 Linden street. 20

DOOK, washer and irOner, for snail fam;
" ily. Inquire 81 $50 II den street, must ny
b vail recommended oof
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Washington Ir7ing's oraYon Pa
ALL 'psrs' 3Y'34l17T'

Thisvery prince in the realm Of
letters IL at last allie TO enter The
homes Of Ordinary -Imorials.. Until
lately his ifimiable 'rnoduttions have
been practically inaccessible Oh nc
count of their nigh cost. The recent
expiration OF copyright has fred
them ieom tie shur, sighted monop
oily which has preferred 10 harvest
the dollars of the thousands rather
than the dimes OF tho millions OF his
country men who take delight in his
memory. The very beautiful Elzevir
eli ion of his Crayon Papers, with a
brilliant sketch OF the Lite of irving
by the pocts II. dIHSioddard, making
Volume OF over $50 pages, is just ia
sucd and tho publisher, with view
TO securing promptly the immense
sale that Is necessary to make the
low price possible, offers TO send, u
ordered at once. a specimen copy, ~
neat cloth binding to any address, for
The nominal price Of 80 cents. or IN
half Russia binding for IS cents. IT..
wings complete works are offered for
prices ranging IRON less than Sc 90
upwards. The cheapest edition I'M.
III lately cost over 500 The pnb-
lisher willsend specimen pages free
to any one upon request. JoHN d.
ALDEN, Publisher, Is Yessey Street,
New York. I
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Hand -Shasing.
Hand oh ,linI ;ar.siiishSi ,

% Hand ishaking isI'siiishs I tbs Ion
: ger in society. in his glass Of fashion,
EN- nuwcrates its various styles is in.
dicative Of character. These are ag.
gressive. supercillious, lymphatic, i'm.
perative, suspicious, sympathetic,
emotional, but mono Of these are re.
qnired by etiquette. Still to shake,
or rather take or give hand, in mere
conventional greeting. is cultivated
art society. A gentleman can not
take a lady's hand unless she oaor it,
and an American authority on Ell.
quettr reminds him that he must not
""pinch or retain it,"
A Young lady must not offer her
fist. or shake that given her, unless
she is the gentleman's friend. A la
..ly should always rise to give her hand,
and in her, own homo she shoull al,
ways offer II in greeting strangers and
friends alike. In the ball room. how.
ever. hand shaking is not the thing.
il is also the privilege Of the superior
10 BIO the FIRST to profrer the hand: in
these progressive times nod is con.
sidorsed sufficient, except in conser-
vativc Virginia and tine south general
ly' where family tradictions Of old,
courtly a ID kind obtain. ~
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9oHth Ksntpclrian.
NSAsavil.Lr STREET,
H0PKINSvILLE KY,
sz1EaN1s scrN1IIIAT1oNs

SsiAaNE sScINTTILAT1oNs
~
Furbac1 printed the first almmaeI
as "inr hack'"F asl four lhunlred and
twenty-five years.-GrueTlc.
a good newspapc- with patent mat.
Or san'iwiched here and there through
its c'ldlnas. has the reminder lonko Of
iine harm with mortgage on it,
al assgY Times.,, w.
AMilllonahe shot by . woman Il
the ciption OF San Francisco news
item. Or canrse it is q Topographic.
nj error. Women do not sRaottmillf
ipnaires. Thay marry them.-Gruccle.
A saventeen9yesr OIL white girl Of
Minneapolis, MINI. clipped With a
barly n"gro named Angel Her de-
sire "io be an An, rel" n,nst have been
strong, inieet .--Mayiield Democrat,
The portrait Of Miss Emily Faith.
full in. henlay'sl Courier .J,,urnal
looks asthonghit was ia ken while she
was experiencing the hereafter that
follows dose Of rhubarb and aloes-
Gruelle. Ast,s1,
Farmers 40 ,,,o.,f ,t;ss M -
Isai. hut we'll wao,r I'D 70, ,hors
isn't one Of them who wenidn sooner
have one plow point next spring than
a huhtred "press points. "-slate
journal.
~ Ill, ;,
A"s Iv aSs III, M III FL s,srsa,orx
will bs to keep lrbur get ting bored;
with the elitor " get board, sud with
the paper 70 Keep from getting over.
board. -GlasgowSTinHs. FF
an. :. :. An. a,I ,,,nIb, ,r6
IN Poland a Pole! ~ course, my
chilli" We'll, then. II mann norn
IN halland, Is he a itcleY INT
tp'ALIEa,swer no more 0yo SHY
questions! ANS anu thar.
- ,, IL. :,
Tho Kind oil consolidation thnt II
layal even IN Kentucky. H. dor the
tral,rs;:.raais. to use, the same bed
from Paris to- INincllester.-- l. ,ais-
vile Post.
p, c..,,o p,,.;,on, Of The
-. En,, C,,I ,,,ara1 m;,htv
,.",h ~ h. s.;, 7. am sater r.
IN a, ,.an,s lar ,l,n to wink a,
= ,onn n,a,. v;fs Sunday Ar.
",;o 1
r,. ,n..,;o, Co.. a;.,,,s IN h.r,,,.
Al. u" S e w.. IL NM,
.". 0"pos o:' 10, III, b.. wal
wv ~, - ~ n,1 - ~ w. paal 4 ,.n, 49, ~,
va" 'a ., H ~us,S So g. J f"snai
'i'''' N'''N ''''
Tn. marriage of Miss Anna Stra,
with b. Charles Grief was annonncet
to S5met off At Evansville yesterday
(Wcdnssday( Il
MI. h.r.,s al,.or.i 90, anil strong-
o. Sweicarned i d shs past : = y,
T,,gir that s,t; A, ;sntr;s - long
'fSIII --ieoman.
~. o s.,p,. d u M o.,
oi}cttha . niIi.ter' NC PA.
,,"'PS 0. ncn'"OsS WI, W Se". :. :.
,-r, c'1 ant!y h'S. moa.n 70 pro'eo
Nss. 'l. oLa', ~, H". ~ "o uo..'"o
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81. DoipD,oF DIRECTIONS.
Joseph Aub. MD, Julius REFS. -
Julius Bake, Jr. A.. a. eAsItii, NJ u. z
Mrs. n. +. FOrre II. Miller.
N. $. George Huncrt Rev. Chas. W. Wcddle,
frd'k Laakenhehnsr. Danivi woh, '.t-.
j. Is. Wilson. A.t-4i-
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100 Reward

IL offered for any case Of Catnrrh
that cant be cured with Halls Ca.
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Woman.

80
Woman Is the masterpiece-Con-
fucius
IIcjtiat takes a wife take, care
Franklins . " stf
Women teach us rcppse and dighi
Lty.-yUltaire. z g 81
All that | am my mother made me.
john Quincy Adams.
wish that Adam had died with
III his ribs in his body Boucicnull.
No man can either live piously or die
righteous Without wife. Richter
Women detcst the servants through
lproiessional jealousy,-Nictor up
All the reasoningS of men are not
worth one sentiment Uf woman.--
Foltaire. e. .
The sweetcstthi In liIeis the un-
'louded welcome OF u wiic.-N. L.
Willis.
/ But one Thing on earth is better
hahilie witc---that is the mother
Leopold Scheser.
Women are Il new race, re; reated
.ince tho world received christianity.
t-H. w. Becchcr, s "a
For where Is any author III the
world catches such beauty as wom-
m'seycs ?-1Shekespeare.
Woman is born for love and il is
impossible to turn her from h-Mar-
4 gsret Fuller Ossoli. "EF
Woman isihe Sunday of mar, mo-,
| his rrpose only. bn, his joy, the sal,
j II his lie Michelet
/ Asa sex women are habitually in
lolent aud everything tends TO make
hem so-- Mary Wolstonecrau.
4 A 'woman.tbc more curious ithe A.
, bout the iaef,, II coniionfy- NOR
careless about the house-Ben John.
son.
4 I jtis easier for woman to defend
. Ter Virtue against men than hep rep
uiatien against women.-lioche
hrpnnepfi r r-Ov clfIn2rJT
The reason why 80 few marriages
irs happy is ,becaase Young udiei
pend their time in making nets, mol
III making cages.-Swiit.
Whnt woman would do If sht
/, .ould not cry, nobody knows2 VIVA
5poor dcfcnseless creatures they
would 'be.--Douglass Jerold.
!. There are three things n wise MAJ
F.: win nor 1rust-t:ie wind. the sun
4. .hine Of nm April-day, and WON AM
. plighled faith--Sonthey. 100
, The love of fllticry in most MOI
. proceeds trm.the mean opihior The,
|, ave OF themselves, III woman iron
! the cpntrary-Swilt. ~
y II goes far toward reconciIing m,
10 be woman, when reflect that
am III no danger OF marrying one. :
!, LAZY MonAgaeS . { LIZ g zrSLT
a woman who writes commits tw,
sin4-shc increases the number o
books, and decreases the number o
: women'-Alphonso KeT.s Is -.
4 I
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nrfT not, life is sweeping by. 10 and dare
HbA before you die, something mighty
uVsN and sublime leave behind to conquer
ueV time" $50 week In your own town.
81 OUTFIT free. No risk Eserythiug new,
Capital cot required. We Will furnish you
eyorrthlng. Many are making fortunes. In
dies make rs much as men, and boys and girls
make greatpay. Reader. n you wart bust
mess atwhich you cAn make great pay all tho
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-01-23

A movement ia on foot to bring
ont Smith as an Independent candi.
date for Governor There isl also
nome talk about placing Smith on the
ticket with Jonss. as candidate for
Lieutenant Governor. Smith wants
To be the next Superintendent Of
Public Instruction. 1t is reasonably
ger, ain that Smith will be'our next
SAnlstor~ n he wishes the place.
Herald Enterprise, 49,, -.
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,Ausa FoR APPREHENSION
Why Mysterious Physical Trout'
les Arouse Special Dread "A Z
4 Prefsssioaal Experience. 8

t.. y g. L.
Few things give more pain than
Tread or apprehension. Most poo.
pie are able to face apparent danger
neroically, but the sudden and mex,
pecied coming oil some indefinite ca
iamity very. naturally, strikes terror
10 even the bravest, For this reason
lightning aud tornadoes are copsiG-
cred terrible; their coMipg AVID going
IRE so sudden, HIlalinouhced and nm.
knowns For this same reason an I'm
known disease, some poison IN the
blood, some malady that is gradually
undermining the lie, IS specially
dreaded by all thinking people.
And, indeed, there are good reason,
Tor such dread, Tor modern science
mas discovered that come virulcnl
disoriictsl show, the least signs iii
their beginnings, while they have Che
worst possible symptoms. We know
oi many Apersons VINO have dul and
uncertain pains In various portions
of the botly,a Who are unnarnraii,.
tired ono day aud apparently well III,
next who have nm enormous Rppe
tie AT times and u l6aihihg OF food
.oon thereafter. Such persons are
really ~ a dangerous condition, even
though they may not rralizc it,. The
ioilow iny statement ola most promi.
mont physician, who has had unusual
opportunities tor flvcstignlion Is OF
80 striking iandlinlportant a nature
tina, it will DO read with Interest b!
"''s baslaslon .
\ esnfi rrnra ,t,trfIs npt1vrfSsNs,T,
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Assoc,AfErcH ARrrEs orciyciSSar,
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70 CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser having been permanently
cured OF that dread disease, Consumption. by
asin,ple remedy, Ia anxious 10 make known to
It's fellow sufferers the means OF cure. TO all
who desirc II, he will send copy OF the pre-
reetona for prcpurns ana using Win the ~. .sms
which they will lind a sure cure for COUGHs,
CoLps. CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS
&c. rartrs wishing the Prescription, will
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Get Rich.

When Hops are $,25 per ID. a' now,
an acre will yield 81 600 profit and
yet the best lamily Medicine on earth
Hop Rtters. contain the sam" guam
iity Of Hops an! are sold at the same
price fixed years ago. although Hop.
now ore twenty times CHER than then
Raise Hips, get rich IN pocket: use
Hop Bitters and get rich in health.
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n70 Aweek made athomc by the indus Fri
WIZ Gus, Hest BUSINESS now before III
NH public. Capital not needed. Wewii
start you. Men, women, boys and
is the time. You can work In spare time. or
give your whole time to the business. No
other business will pay you nearly as we'll.
No ore CAN Jail 10 make, enormous pay, Ivy
engag ng at once. Costly Quilt and terms
( free Money ale sfast, easily and honorably.
th,ldreiT R uE &ioo., Augusta, Me. [dcc5 iyl
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Women is the crown Of creation
Aerder.
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MmH5ERA Morphine CURED
WT aUEvl hABlT"SjssS5
pay uutI Cared. Dr. .. sTEi'iigNs, Isbsnos. q.

luIfir peoplc arc'aiways on the lookout for
MINI chances to increase their earnings,
MHul and In riinsbecomc veal ihy; those
who 10 not improve their oplortuni-
iics remain IN poverty we oflsf u great
ehance 70 make money. wewnnt NJ any men,
women, bots and. girls towork,. fnr us fight in
tao'r own localities. A hyohe Cdr 10 the woik
properly from ,thel drst start, The business
ginpay more Thru ten tilhrs ordin ary wages
cngiges faflsto MAKO mbney jrn,,tlly Vol,
can devote your whole fine 10 the worn, or
Only Your spare moments. ,fulls ipfn1nstion
AM az thatis needcsli sent free. ~ ADDRESS
sTlNsos NO, Portland, Maine. idec5iyl
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TfaH's Catarrh Cureis taken inter-
nally. II acts directly upon the blood
and the mucous surfaces OF the sys.
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Hoods, scaris, ribbons and any
fancy articles can be made any color
wanted with the Diamond Dyes. All
the popular colors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-09
ARTISTIC GLASS AND PORcELAINS.

The artistic porcelans at Gilman Collamorc
Co.'S place In Union Square worthy Of the attention
OF every lover Of beautiful pottery. Vases aud other
cabinet pieces Crown Derby exhibited In ex-
austcly graceful shapes. In brilliant Chinese yellow
enamcled with gold and Royal blue and gold Delicate
bits of cameo n copied from the famous Portland Vase
m the British Museum shown In pale ~eabue crystal
wrcathed with Oriental aud flowers, which ar
carved I'm snowy relief or ruby glasses with English
hawthorn and h0neysucke Beautiful vases and bottles
I'm Royal Worcester ware are displayed win ther -"i
creaml surfaces ornamentcd with berries and other Do
signs fased In colored cnamcls and Stimulating pcai
rIbics and turquoise Double Cologne bottles The outer
bottle cut out In open work. and enlmccd nyOcOcO STYLE
are among these porcclans. Royal Berlin ware WIN
H. rich brilliant glaze. and Vienna banded Win
gold aud dcclely painted with classic figures ll see
ton In the showroom Venetian ga,ss Ia ruby. opal
or turquoise tInts are shown IN plain bowls and vino
glasses and IN pieces banded with gold In Renaissance
syle Great rose globes OF icct,d crystal 10 De- hurd
with roses and other cut flowers. among the hand
some glass tableware. Lamps for oil may bc purchased
In ROYAL Worcester Vienna Crown Derby, or any o the
Inc English European pcrccains, and In the choicest
(Dur4s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-09
EMPLOYERS AND L4BORERS.

The cigarmakers employed by Ash Il Co., IN
Fifthst returned work yesterday morning, the hTh
having consented focso the proposed reduction OF 90
cents thousand cigars against which the men struck
The men who struck against reduction of 81 thousand
IN Singers factory in Caherinest, are still out few
of them ave found employment In other factories and
the Cgarmaker Progressive Union has taken charge OF
the remainder OF them ~ Bach Co have not succeeded
IN getting men Ill the places Of those who are out on
strike and the cgarmakers hopeful OF early ter
mnation OF that struggle.
As was anticipated the action OF number OF employ
ing taor in refusing 10 employ union men unless they
rcpudated the union has resulted In strike OF the taors
EMPLOYED by Waxelbaum & Co., OF No 90 Prince-sti L.
Meister OF No LAG Edrdgc-s and Hyman Jacobs, ONO
1893 East Fourthst probable that further strikes
will follow and as both sides determined to fight
the matter out to the cnl long strike IS probable
The silk ribbon wcavers in the employ OF 10th Il Co..
who have been on strike for several weeks. have Issued
an address to the public aud particularly to trades
unonsts stating the Of the strike and calling on
them for assistance.
meeting OF the striking carpct-wcavcrs was held at
Wendels Assembly Rooms, No. 3ii West Fortyfonrth-
At Yesterday morning committed Of six appointed
to call ON F. s. Hggns and him 10 put the strikers
AT work al the old wages. Mr. Higgins said: =" We
shall make compromise whatever
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-09
LEGISLATION FOR The CITY.

GENERAL COCHRANE DEFIES THE SUPREME CoOhl'
The Aldermen yesterday, at special meet
ing requested the Board of Health TO report inc hue
Of deaths occasoned by the OF electric wires III '
city during the past three years. The FIRE Collli'
soners were requested TO report the number OF hes
accustomed by electric wires during the same uhe inc
amount Of damage estimated to have been causeu
Thereby and the damage to life and limb to any epe
of the Fire Department.
PesomtiOns passed in reference 10 the ue"'n VI
Colonel Michael W. Burns, who spoken OF as WISE
counsellor. a gallant fireman, q brave soihoi' " '
friend, and an honest and upright citizen. . o,airs,
Committee Finance presclteu IcpDtr L,
annropriatng 0,O00 for the purchase OF ~
Ieze re presenting the triumpha entry OF NashnEo
into ths city on November %, 1883, ana TINS was
10. -, ..,,,,,,.+oo ornointed In con-
fer with the CORPORATION Counsel relative to the nu
zion issued by Judge Van Worst, restraining tue MtSV
and Common Council from interfering Win lle E I'M,
Avenue Railroad Company In extending lts f0au III
ourth-st along the Boulevard and IenthaVe 10
the Harlem River, reported that the case haI
been aupealed TO the General Term. Geherai
Cocbrane said that this effort on the part
of the Judiciary was distinct usurpatlon OF power a
shOud not he allowed 20 pass without reinOhslugS'
when the Judiciary reached into that chamber ana WIN
its hands their Threats DIRECTED whether 1hey
power which might Justly be termed usurpatl0i hau
copy OF the Injunction been served upon him. ne Woui
have pieces and totally disregarded H. au ts
led In his arrest would decnedit his duty from the
i 10 maintain the right OF free speech and tee acOh III
6enaf Of the people he rcprsented III that boau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-09
PETER MARIE oSSEXniISED.

The cross-examinaton of Peter Marie, in the
Mareiarrison suit before Professor Dwight, con
tinucd by Melville C. Day at No. Walst, yesterday.
The witness stated that when he spoke the previous day
about the rights Of the Committee OF Stockholders he
erred especially their right defend the stockholders
they represented in the effort which had been made 70
forcclose the mortgage against the Missouri Pacific Rail
road At the conference held in ST. Louis in March, 1876
however the committee agreed TO withdraw all Oppo,-
ton to the foreclosure 1t also decided that
Oliver G. Garrison should be appointed
receiver OF the road. At the request Of Mr.
Day. Mr. Marie produced the circular which was issued
hy the directors to the stockholders, at that time calling
their attention 10 the disposition OF 1000 shares Of
stock, and urging them 10 forward Immediately an as
sessnent OF % cents q share all stock held by them
Stockholders assured that all who paid their assess
Inentz promptly would be specially defended ia their
rights. On their from 81. Louis and the suggc--
ton of C. X. Garrison, large part Of the stock
placed IN the vaults OF safe deposit company IN this
city
The hearing will be continued on December 81.